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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

witty artist, IN one CT our west
ern cities. met poet friend Of his. the otis
or dav. from New York. an' perfectly
delighted to see Won said the artist, throw.
ing his arm affsetionaisly around his friend
neck chow long are ,oa going to stay
"think SAID the poet, " tia, shall s,ay
"a long as nav money lasts OH how
badly disappointed am, said the artist in
tone OF deep sadness, " hoped you rrere
l.aIslt IN slnu q Inn Or TO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

The Rev. Sullivan u. Weston has been
elected Episcopal Bishop Of Texas. Mr.
Weston il Assistant Minister OF Irnii,
Church. in New York, and is the second
B,shop which that corporation has furnished
within the last sis years.
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wonid ne condemned ny "aJof'N OF more
'dan hnnnfeu housahu III 'h"' consef'e>
i've H'a.e'
VIZ hi"Lfh sn'o '"a' u" "e"''e" WIZ
Jof'y o' 'he Peop'e W fe""N!I''"'A "o"''
ehuofse h's Vo,''
aver of'e' oeo',' oh P''h' o. ''u'''
'ne q"eslo" "aa ""e" U" oo"e"''"e !"
Tue fepo" o, "' COMMITTEE o" conference
Wh'ch was "ce''o" !" '"' ""''"''''f' Ne'F
VI, nays ,u
me p'ho eheN "'' was '"e" ca''en up
VIZ, 'oo",ps' y" ,"' e''''e' paw " we "'N'
n." s'"'e" ''s' VIC ''''""s''a VI ''' wv"
"o"ses c""i' eo'"' W w "s' e,"''' 'e'
sp"cu"e 'ne'' o'''''e"ee, o' ."' o'n'
WI UNITE" "'o''u 'n'' Wv Ie""'' ~
ce"o ""i'' "s "''en'"'e"' ""''" "'o"'"
was carried yeas ~ n"'s -,
ne 0eh"'' we" a'J""'"e" W. 20 .'''""f
next ny Vo'e % yeas ~ nays w.
T,,n e,.,,.,, Na,,,s or \r,, yo,r
ma New Vol Exn,ess draws tho fol.
louiny uol,,cb,l, oic,n,s Of tho s.vin,
,.o,,,, -, That ci,y
TIA ,,,,bo, nj ,voue, /, ,lis ci,v vbo
la. al "a Ea ia /.
mated n, from, thirty To forty thousand
or ,h.ao ,lo,, ,hi,,se, thou.auJ s,e shi,t
,naLo,s .l.,e, Thousand ,siIo,essos and
v.s,.m,k.,s f,,tv.four hundred mantilla
md clo.k.maka,s Gfoen bund,ed dress.
moL.rs ns many millincrs the remainder
ho,.m,kers and those em,l,ed in yatious
kind, Of l,ob, work. OF this immense
,,my yo, hire tbousop8 have been en-
,toy,d tho las, winter Ono establishment
discharged dnrinc tho financial pressure
las, l,li one ,bon.,ud hands in one week.
and ,,o,b., eigbt bundfed The misera.
blo ri,,,,co 81 wares which the Greater
~ -
p',' ~ '''' ''as' 9"'' ''',' ~ o'u'''N
iofolus even tne nope OF any P'"''.'"" 'o'
Tue 'u'"''' J" e "'''"s' ""scN " su'' !,
n'hHefS 90 ho' 'Acee" twenty nv oo"'s y
day mough goo" sewers ava 'a'''''sS''
anu sof''''A"e'7 WV" e. ~, "''" ''''''
N"ies se''"'N NV c'"'S'
W men ~ Is ''n''np'fea ''a' 'nous"''a'
ol inc shfts win ""eh oosons' are "''"'
oni OF Tue Guy al '"eh'NNnNe eo"S P''o,'
Tor "hoiesa'e' IL i easf !" s'e WY ""''V
"ages nre at 'hese starvation points
when any ghfnneh' 'hat WIN hoiu 'oee'ne''
Is maze Tor 'o"t, n'e' ""o sN oe"''' ,"''''"'
tatlons, Tor neeoie women rs eissS' '" oo''
sequence OF Tue I"""u"e""" " 'e""e
Machines, SOUND strangely indeed '"'s
boon among Inventions ms h'ph"f cu' o''
The supply OF Wo'A IN u''' Guy quite Que
hal'-wh''e no corresponding gam III ne"
o""npaiions mas taken pace OF seems ,'he'
: % immediately ihose VINO nav
Z '"h f'eh Al tne expense u ,n' "'e''e
women, but ioiiow Inc hS'ufal Jaws OF
trade ana could nov be expected 20 De
philah'bFoplc 10 'her own u"'r"e""n'
,on SAN eqs omii,np o tb ,sci1
81 .u ,h.i aver, ycar add. n, least six
,t.'...,1 ~. - ',Lo ,,,.,cbed ,Ls los,
u,rd,.d. orc ,c,i.li,g because no way o,
aa,,,,,,, .u iar.,, lvehhood /. opened ia
,Lom ,ybo, ,hov mead work II /. time.
.,.,aiot, ,h., ,,,o.,io,s i,v,lvipp in,e,es,.
=, soc,ad and y,.t sbould he no Longer
,,LaIi, t,,no,od a, Gi,r,,,tly disposed oi
Nou n,,., i, MT s,,iho In. mind Of any
di.oa..,or,is man a. extraordinary. thai
with such facts A, nre stated to exist. n
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u. ", I.OV$.VlIlNN,
EDITION Asp rKorRinroR.


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TWO COLLARS ANU HAIt per nnnum II
n.iiar.i il rnymrn, he delayed untll after the all
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copies. on pimr. it,,
Advrrt,semeni- at 81 square, OF ten lines or
-. ,ud 50 cents per square for every sub-eq.ht IN
,sfiion, ,,.--.
AuArral discount made for yearly Advertisement
Announcement Of candidates, Ten Dollars.
Twelve per cent viii be charged on advertise
rieuis nut raid in advance.
All obituary notices over SQUARE. will be charged
d. Attnriisemsuis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

Jerome Jerome" screamed Mrs,
i,utte,nelJ tho other day. To her hisgss.
boy. "whs, are you throwing to those
pir.onsl Gold bea.is. mother, and tho
dsrned fools re ealin' 'sm, s'acct they
,ink rs corn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-22

AlluRtNo GtsLs NJ AnvxartashsxTs.
--Aiexsndsr Iiosg. keeper Of - "ies>
crcsm saloon" in New York. hiss hssa ~
rested on chsrgs Of procuring gtsss aes
prostitution by advertising to give ths~ s@.
p!oymen, in dealing out iss.essas. and
otherwise serving customers. He was
committed on the affidavit oil Sarah kstL,.
seventeen yeats ot sgs.
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Richardson, Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per 1,ab,o LivfRpooL. April IL, 1850
During the week toe arrivals consist of 1892 bush wHtAI
sds Qrs WHFAT ~ qrs Com, 56O6 sacks FLOUR from
France; $50 q WBiht from Beigu $40 qs WHAT from
Denmark 1897 Or" WHEAT SIN qr'. Corn from the Med
Farmers the week ending last Saturday
72l' qrs IS against IS 4' q' At 50 IL In the CORE
spending week Of last year. =,
Since Tyesesy BREADsruirs Of all kinds have ruled dali
and Marx Lsne 70 day .teesIaphed o. cheaper oI For
egn The Baltic navigation has been :eopened and the
Or market TO day slow one For "hiA1 there was
little inquiry and French declined ID busbe in American
are pomnslJ unaited FLotR very dll without ch.nse in
prices INDIAN CoRNIhe inquiry u not aetye and sales were
rate in 1ets We quote: WRrAr, Red, FAC for Wet
White; 7aH6 20 d. FLOR Phl!ads Phs and Sslt,
moe q a. eHis on0; a w sSrh va N'"
BIZ quite ccted Nouinay prices unchanged but
holders of secondary descriptions show deposition to meet
buyers freely and would submit to further reducao IN rates
still sales ofthe week on the merest retail scale
PoRKTe market has been cleared from first hands and deal
B.coA-ihe county demand continues very limited and the
sale 10 slow 81 previous prices
LAaD closes with less inquiry and quotations OF Tuesday
With fcutJ obtained the nominal value however SIN
81 for good AID fine; So fo choice ~ g., =.
T,LLow in rather better demand and fuu price, paid No
.irsdy at $50 ali the month May aud June aud 50 last
months o. the year for 2. Y G.
RosIN-Con,mon. from scarcity, sells at d
BARk-NothiDg doing
On.s- Sp. mr. scarce; Whale, unsiteIed.
CLovERsErD-Stl neglected and non nsl HodefA sccept
s,nost any rs made for retail qaute and
80 has been tske II for fine New 90
CoT1ouThe MAJ continued dull, and pces daily dropped
until Yesterday when the decline submitted to in the week
dusty SANDY Cottors. aid fGl ID 10 in the middng
qustis the better grades unehs sed To-day the market
the dsy business amounts to 900 bales 'ncudog 4o
for export speculation prices closing with more
"S. ncrease and only wait the revival here 70 be filled
"Mia ding Orsms 6,d Mobile, Gsd up'snds. 6s'od o ID
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NAY ANkITER SdRIES.
SrNuay MAY -


Beard of Foreign Missions, q. S.-A sermon will
bc by Rev r. l. Dsbney d. d. Of HI uuion sem
mary Virginia In the Scotch Presbyterian Churcs Fourteenth
street, New York Sabbath Evening the ID Of Msy previous
70 the snnssl meeting Of the board. 49,
The bnnusi m,etDs 81 the Beard Will be held In the MISSION
House, New York. on Monday May 3. at O'Clock p M
TUESDAY, MAI I.
mon IbeOlOeic0i Scmindrv.-The annual pubic
examination OF the ol.ss-s besia Te'day May LNs
4 and b. continued until the Mon ioy following.
Tit RsDAr. MAY 8.
Mr.. York M0gdalea SocitfH.-The 18th annlver-
saIy Il the New York Msgdse Secretly viii be held on lnu
day May at tie Institution lightweight street BET"
Fourth and fifth avenues At IL An sddrrss the Rev f
Cane sDd from the Rev Mr. Carpenter b. >ected osn
III ul'1 aud ladies' ana invited - sttend.
SUNDAY, MAJ 9.
American and Fereign Christian TROR--Ihe
VII BE delivered by the Rev Dr. j. Nc Donald Of Prn1ston
il The Reformed Dutch Church lafayette place on sabbath
evening the sa OF Nay peat The services ~i commence q
:. elotk.
Home Missionary Socicty.-The annual sermon IN
lthaf Of the Society S h. preached ~ the Rev shsw o.
Roc hester n v the Chorch the Pitsus Sabbath evening
May q. At u o'o.och.
SocIETY CT INQuIKY.-The Anniversary seru ~
oe The Society o Inquiry of MON Theological Seuinny
be preached b. lof. Shedd Of Audovsr May 9 IN "
Msd~c square Pr, sbyeIisn Chur Ne Rev. Dr. Adsm's
MosDAY, MAY 10.
non Theological StmfHdr The Anniversary ~
the siy vii be held Moudsy evening Ssy 10 al =
oclo<s. N toe Aerce, stree. Church.
TUESDAY May II.
hrtr1cdn AID ForSigr Ch-rf,iar rion.-Ine hn n-
uvrr-sry ekei.ses will tsse psc. Tuesday MAY u y
IA tie (hu,a Ct tine punss wien ,b- AuHd- hrPn "
Tue Directors all be presented.
Nr-f9,k Snnda,- Sehoci I'riJr.-fhe Geneis ..
Annisrrsy all Ne he'd 90 Tte-i,y ev, ming MAY H. IN me
% go a be Pyigsns. b. gi,aics e. Y oc,ock. 49, -,
Tbs o.s A.isxssnss BY hc 55BjaS q. hsso va ~ ~
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Ms :. s.or. ,bd-h>. .a-'-o' az. s,sn
49, Apf,- Sio-.-, Sc,-ty Tn. t~,t, fourth
a.. ii. ef,t. Arn-osn at Ssv,-y soc,-.y -;l ,se
p-.e 81 N0rsi HA NJ 60 Broadway os N n
20, g,egof,o-al J-n,o-.-The annual address before
,be Uosu By the Rev. Dr. krchc Of Detroit, viii b.
WEpsrsD,r. May H.
k,-,,1- Tract S0citfy.-Tte anuua bus,asss
r,i-, VII = led in The L,f.y-tte pace Reformed d h
Ch,.,cb G. " tans sdsy N. ruins 81 soolss.
TIE 40 r.ay ,sra-- Sl b GA ~tca The sizes siin;
Aslr,car Aus,- S'orery Soc'e y Second diy'.-M,-
'' 49, nS ~, + Tow .st' Missionary Socy-Tb hrs,
SIT ,ppiyrr.sr, of,hs American HON. Missionary siy ~u
BE- he'd IN ire church the Punss uuoa -quS, Msf
THURSDAY, May H.
American addition So1sty..Tts auniysr.ary viii
fsursdsy May s. sPe~itnDr Cheevsr. he R-V.
IDsyIc0n BIble Socify-Ths Forty first anuiyey.
Ny Il, s.'' SOCIETY," 10 g '''''' this ely On r''''''
Ie Officers u.n.sers AID members Of the American Bib-
e:ety ard dele from AuKiares will the Bible
Ho5se In Aaer psce tor toe rsu.a,on Of bu.t1e., 3.
i..ss rpion .qusre report III. Bead Of Man
.,sr. wi. be made ard sddresses delivered.
american Congregational Caion.-Annual meeting
for ca zion Of and Transaction Of business rhar.day
p o'c,cck M the City Assembly Room. No 4ts Bo.dsy.
sse il one OF interesting profitable s.therug
semtle vi IKE p;s K the sysni9s At the "a A. place
course Collation. at O'Clock At o'clock the meeting viii be
order listen clergy
m.n and aynen Information viii be asked concerning sas
Of son the progress Of the revival In I'll parts the
nv nstrumruts and singing thr ughou: the evening
A,ne- lean Temperance Cnlon.-The Anniversary
VIII hsd fbur'dsy evening May Is in the Church Of the
Pm.tans Union Square.
UCmans Right Conrenton.-The Eighth Nation.
81 Won ats Rish. Conveaion will b. held ia Ne~Yort City.
At Rrsrt Hail. No 65 Broadway, Thursday aud Friday.
Msy Is. and A. cOmm acns on ThrId.y 10 Lucy
son C. IL Remoud Mary r. Davis Caroline II. Dali the
Rfg T. W Hs,nson. Aaron Powell. Frances G,s-. aud
Others wi siie'' the several sessions Of the Convention
FRIDAY, MAY II.
Aue,icon Board Of Comm lsSiontrs for Foreign Ms
ors-Ihe annual meeting Of the Amecs Board Of Commi.
so Ell for Fi.sn ssions will be he'd The Chuich OF he
PurnsIs on Friday. Msy n. beginning at II ococf.
Ijom0ns R'ehs Corrent,On second day MoZut
Hall No sb3 Broadway, losm.
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DroIDED.-The Court Of Appeals has just decided
an interesting case. Loan Commissiooer ior tue
County Of Albany loaned Sl3 600 OF the States money
on proper ty belonging TO himself lie aterWa'u mort
Gagged the sane property TO company In New-ioik.
The mortgage given to the New.l 0rk company was
forecosed and the property sold. The State, not be-
eyipg that the New-I Workers mad done right, com
menced suit against them, claiming that the hrst
mortgage recorded in the Loan Office cut on the mort
cage gwen in New-York. The Newly orkers replied
10 thir by saying that the mortgage recorded in Albany
was improperly recorded and for that reason should
lose its precedence The case went to the Court OF
Appea's The Court eIamined matters and decided III
favor Of tie New okers. This throws the costs on the
Lean Comm ioners office. These, combined with toe
original loan and interest, will make the whole loss
foot VI sl8 co., 1t is said that the Safe VIII sue
the bail Of the Commss Toner who made tue loao
How his will result remains to be seen. The Losn
for the c, unity hold 500 900 oil money
bejopgipg to the State. The oss referred to VIII re-
duce the sum to about SIS 600. This is the fist loss
the fund has ever sustained in this county.
wv Albany Express.
The ope,a ticn Of ra nmpg down paving stones,
ordinarily doIe 10y tie haDd it is now proposed TO per
fo,p by steam powef-a locomotive being PROVIDED
for the purpcs Sc furnished at its rear end with dohen
or two of heavy hammers, similar to those 10 common
use arranged in line. The hammers are furnished VITA
stout aIns behiLd which is cylinder having cones-
pordrg projections. When the cylinder Ievoves, the
projections catch under the arm and ft the Iameis'
which then fail upon the stones with their OWE gravy.
The operation is veiy rapid ard ma shine, IL Is sup
posed be easily maze capable Of doing the soor
of fifty TO hundred mep. The locomotive proPes
Itself along tie street as it finishes the work.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, April Il,

LIVERPOOL, April II, 1873.
Corrok.-Tbe Brokers Circular reports that the
market hiou about the week has exhibited dull tone with
dropping in prices particularly IL the eom@en and low
q.d The deeas IN which i ID = 70 While the %sSn s ,.
Ofthe wcek A. including about ace to peIstos and 80
os dsy and az for ssp x:
closing dull the following quotations Fair Orleans ~ MID
MsaIas ses Stock on band ia 'S bse: Of which 5000
AZ Msnchester business was very quiet and prices
tended IN vor Of buyers who holding OIL for later news
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richardson Spence & Co.
Iepor, Flour du but without change in prices Western RI
Pblsdepbs snd Baltimore y as Ohio via the noith 90
and nounaly unchanged French declined Id IA
Red Amtt.csD. 8 a6 p White, 7076. Corn in limited m
S 1.'.S ''' White and s. ass for A'l'"'n' ''' III
PRovisross.-Yeef neglected and pominslly un-
changed although for secondary lower prices would be sceeped
Pk-The market 10 cleared from first hands and dealers ask
sight sd,snce. Bacon dull at previous rates Lard oPensd
G s T s aSS , s dss t sns os
ST. sad choice Talow rather better demand at full
PRoD1cr.-Ashes active and buoyant at 36i 49,
for Pct. and 81 1881 oI fVs Snas 'sy s's d under Tres
ri Mas 70 sSod Mddas Tea
S%SiSs doing in Seal Coo Oils Lusssd dun at e go
ssIe active ~ %@ sYo without IaS a1
<sps sed very low prices The ugted States MsIlno'
wh..9 The DID, mot coming up hs the ,'T had ocsar
rad In the state Of the London Money market OF ia he rses Of
discount LOsus Government Securities were o0sns'' ~
sis Geo Hsdskipson Co.. ship and brokers Lon so
don had suspended but their liabilities were 9ny s i S
The Bank returns for the week ending 18th APii sho" TIN
ing decrease (64.o6D in the specie reserve. +. ,A
Me.s BsHas B1she report ecn1 Hie mhiS.n Dollar.
5 p9Sosnihsi; Anericsn Eagles. 76lj .s,,o.
ANTscas d. Bell Sous say: since nee
usS or Snerican seeuiies businss. continues eI
cdus limited both IN State Stocks aud hs""S D0'0'
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY

ARRIVAL OF IHE ENTIRE Cll1.
The Empne City Capt. s. 7 Griffin, left New-Or-
leans April 20, aud arrived at Havana on the sd at
sunrise. After come citing with the steamship Granada,
left for New-Yo,k on the following day at 3 a. m. 3
hours later saw steamship Philadelphia bour il ON
New-York Arrived at this pot about P. m. gu Thus
dog, April 90. Left in port steamships Granada and sa
bel the former awaiting tie arrival of the Phlsdephis
tie latter to cal the next morning for Charleston, via
Key Wet.
On the @Gh at 10, p. m. the Empire City, while
ate amir over smooth sea- light ar strrng only for
some time previous, WA struck by typhoon blowing
fri the northwest with the utmoat violence heeing
the ship over, blowing the sails from their gasksts
parting the boat ashngs and tossing the boats up like
egg shells. The sea, lit occasionally by vivid flashes
of Lightning, seemed black plain Aecked with snowy
dns, After come II minutes the weight of the fret
blast p.ased on, and it, strength thereafter gradually
sba;ipg, finally stood at strong gale which lasted
that Dght and the following day, the ship riding hand
somely very heavy sea.
Before the squsll struck the slip the atmosphere
had indicated an approaching danger-a light, fi'fdI
breeze played aroutd the compass dark angry
masses of clouds, rendered darker by OCCASIONAL
cleaning of the moon through their Dterssces rolled
up apparently to a common center about the ZENITH
while frequent lgbtbipgs flashed wildly from out
their deptha. The typhoon occurred in lat. D o.
lou &c rs and seemed Startling intruder on quiet
April night. Since leaving Haeras, have expert
enc.d fine weather. latter part bszy. On the 18th, at
10 a. M, lat. &c So. lon. II 5S sigea.ed hern brig
Harriet NJ. Sivery of Seaspot, standing to mouth ADD
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ara t5ec Lo- sns res,s for ten VA aye ine's rnos
ing ffrtr 90 10 30 ,uns 10 e-tsb';h The Bl-ok Ss
feet allowed ~ them under The tsrns OF the tresty OF
PARA I. Is though the to,a. Coz. viii b ltt,e sss
than E300,co.
TRADE on TIT CONTINENT.
TIE TINE, sta,es that the sivices from al. CONNER
oaI ctt.ers e the Contnen. describe stsgraton OF
bu.,oe,. and general exercise Of caution such a.,
perhaps have never previously been Witnessed 10 n
similar eI.ent-
Ills brewip; finn have placed their books in the
baIds Of Tui.ter s Co., the accountants.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TT. Times comments IN indignant terms on the i'm
purity of the Western Bank Of Scotland and ncribea
eupe or CONNIE rci.l morality to the English people.
LivrRPooL, April l., 10 g. m.-The ship Black
Hawk, from New Orleans. ID off the port
The steamship Fulton has not yet been heard of al
Southampton. Our markets have not ye. opened.
MONETARY AFFAIRS.
From The Daily NeV. (Cnp irf'elel.
LONDON Friday Evening, April l6.-Ihe abund-
spce &c money end release Ct the dividends exercise
no stimulating influence upon the funds. The market
today was fat in character with little variation In
price.
tedsy; spec ulstive operations are in allegiance pend
ing the az nouucement ef the budget, which Is fixed
for Morday. All the other depatm OF the stock
Exchange were Likewise extremely dull:
Bona 6de purchasers to even moderate amt urt
would probably iu part general animation; but bust
ress is completely s'agnsnt. The amount of gold .eUt
into tie Bank today was E3s. 900. In the discount
department a. the Bark there was moderate amount
of butiuees to-day, but the supply Of money in the
market has SON ewhat increased during the lat two
days probably owing to the release OF the DIVIDEND
srd the money dealers seem to experience difficulty in
keeping rates up. Two and half per cent. however,
INA he Irsid ed he %
CF',om The Time. fCiy -I'ficie
LosDoS, Friday, p. m.-The funds remain without
much alteration but the tendency is toward atness
In the discount market there was great ease to day,
and II was difficult 10 lend money q. call upon any
terms In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the
rates were about the same as lsst post.
The report Of the Liverpool Cotton market showsa
limited business, and fail of d. pei II in the lower
de ciiptons.
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THE VERY LATEST.
BIZ Telegraph from Lsndon 10 Lirerpoof.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday April IL, 1913
MARSHAL PELISSIf3

III
MARSHAL PELISsIEa.
The Queen held cour. yesterday afternoon at
Buckingham Palace. The Duke de Maiakcd had his
first audience of the Queen. aud delivered TO her
Majesty hs credentials as ambassador from his In
peral Majesty the Emperor of the Preach.
CIRCAsSA.
dispatch from Consan,inople states that there has
been extensive oorspnscy in Chcas-ia. The cor
respoLdence has been intercepted Hungarian colo
mel named Bargys has disclosed everything and been
condemned 10 death, together with an emissaiy.
TURKEY.
TEiYsrY, April l6.-The intelligence from Constan-
tnope is to tie Oth OF April. Jaw for the reform of
prison discipline las received the assent Of the Sultan.
The firman granting increase of pay to the army
was to be published on the lltb
Omer Pssha has set out from Bagdad 20 take oom-
mani Of au expedition sgsns the turbulent tribes d
the neighborhOOd.
TIlE PRTACIitRSHIP AT LINCOLNS Inn.
AT council Of the Beuchers Yesterday the Rev. DR..
Thompson Provost of Queens College, Oxford was
appointed preacher to the Society. The number of
candidates was very large, and at the final ballot
Arcbdsacon Otter OF Chichester was second aad DIR.
Goudboweo, late head master Of Rugby, Was third on
the poll.
NAPLES AND SARDINIA.
BHusSfIIs, April l6.-71e Indtperdancc Beseiays
il understood that every effort will be made to settle
the dispute between the above powers by arbitrs
ton. The King Of Holland is named As likely TO be
selected.
THE ELECTIONS At PARIS.
PARIS April l6.-The candidates must take the
oaths eight days before tie polling commences, and it
was necessary TO designate them to-day or to morrow.
They are Messrs. leoavi.e jules Fsvre snd Ernes'
ricsr6. advocates.
ALLEGED LIBEL ON MAGISTRATES.
The Court Of Queen Bench refused an application
foi G. in oal Information against The HaH Adrc,tiscr
for an alleged Libel three mag strates Of that neigh
borhood. Mr. Justice Cromptou said: The sestsrces
at the Assizcs and al Criminal Co1r.s wess COM
Ipeutod on very otter, and this Court Ought 20 be
careful no. to uie'pose tie suthoiil7 70 sop ,~in
" when oou6ned within fal. limits.
IMPORTANT CONTRACT 70. snip BUILDING.
The Tunes ssyst5, N'ksa Gcvs'smsns have JUS.
oonpIe.s. contacts With ,hHs East.ss sa'p baeisS'
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