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Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, March 20 Cotton is firm; sales at
41G42 cents Tor Md dlrngs. Flour s steady; sales
OF 5000 bbls at unchanged prices. Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn quiet Beet quiet. Pork heavy at
s25 87tQ26 for Mess. Lard quiet at '163919c.
Whisky dill hut firm
NEW YORK March 29.-Stocks are heavy. CHICAGO
and Rock Island 118; Cumberland preferred, 438;
Michigan Southern, S2l New York Central, 91k;
Reading, 1901; Hudson River, 1078; Canton Com
pany 473; Virginia 6s 68 Erie, 77a; United States
Coupons 1865 117 ditto, 1881 los; dItto 1862 04t;
1enforties go; Treasury SeVen-Ihlrties, 1009l0O4j
One Year Certificates 99S Western Union Iele-
graph Company, 80. Gold 127t@l2S Stirring Ex'
change 1871
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Arrival of a Steamer.

New YORK, March 29.-The steamer city of
Baltimore has arrived from Liverpool. Her
dates have been anticipated.
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would have been across the Pc. The two armies could
have shut in al the forte and proceeded to regular ege
of them. -
As rode around this field at fret puzzled to see
laborers here and there in Austrian uniforms was nan
an hour before Compounded that tnese were 'le sa
ments of the Austrian soldiers who died to gain this hill
But could not quite see Why they wore only Austrian
clothing perhaps they thus complimented the masters
The village priest gave vivid account OF the battle
declaring i'm general terms that IL was an infrH0 pro
priameHe an inferno !" lie ayened that he saw 1t an
from his belfy; whereof doubt. Because IN the hrst
place, this belfy like that from which MI Russell "a"
konjger8z does not command view OF the field. Fur
Their II our priest was half excited by the sound Of the
guns as he seemed 10 be az the memory OF them he
more likely to have heard the music ron INC bottom o.
his cellar than from the top Of his church.
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IIvFRpOOL COTTON MARKET.


LryruooL Nov l2-eyening-The Cotton market is dull
ilc sales today been geo bales Middlng Upands
closed al l4t 0l4ld
InLArcoL NOV l3--1ho tcleGams from America have
ealsed depressed feeling in Tie Cotton market today and
p,f e adj 20 ID easier than loe current at this date yes
icIday.
Tic denoBd also less active and lie transactions for the
day N Ilobaly not exceed COoo to 1000 bales basis Of
i4ld 70 sgd for Mdg Upaudmainy al The former figure
Tie sales are mostly to the trade
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
llvrrooL Nov l3-ndian Corn continues to adyance the
iatio,clt ct this day market compared with that held on
Friday being equivalent FER quarter Sales Of Mixed
Western az 81 97 the latter figure for prime quality
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.
IlymrooI Nov l9-eycning--Ihe market for bread
stats Is frm Corn las advanced 10 81 slings for Mixed
Western
LONDON Monty MARKET.
Ioypov Nov l2-eyeningfh The money market firm Con
soils for money closed at So.
Tic following the closing prices of American securities
Rie 81 Illinois Central rs United States FiVeTwoncs
ga -
iovpCX Nov l3-There j. rather activity In money
trd f rates are paid for discount and loan American rail
vays ere lower 70 extent VI per cent Illinois and one
,el cent on Ee Sales 81 Erie shares @; 81 Illinois Central
10
AMERICAN BONDS AT FRANKFORT.
TR,yEforr Nov l3-Cnitci States 80 Bonds closed ai a
fle advance last evening sales ior csl being made al 49,
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
ANrNEIr Nov l3-AmoIicsn Refined Petroleum Is quoted
today On this market tsL
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FRANCE.

THE AbDY OF BELGIUM AND THE FRENCH EMPEROR.
PARIS Monday, Nov - 1866
The ramoI that by a secret treaty the army Of Bel
gum is placed at the disposal Of the French Emperor
IN the event Of war, is discredited.
BUBOR THAT MACMILLAN Is TO BE KING OF POLAND
IoNuoV, Monday, Nov y ls66.
There arc vague rumors aaoat that the Emperor
Maximsn has been offered the crown of Poland
lndeI certain cyeItaali6es.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. A. Marshall, a son Of
ex Register Marshall residing at the corner OF Clinton and
Graudayes brooklyn while riding near Cypress Hills Gene.
ery one day his horse stopped by three men Who
prng OUT the bushes by the waysde They demanded
his money but succeeding In obtaining any large
contencd themselves with taking his hat coat boots Sc
Mr. Marshall recognized of the Tobbcrsa y1ap tm,d
Conroy-and Monday evening the police succeeded
Jug le ogtndeJ Who VIII doubtless Low receive Lis
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ST PFIEBsEuRe, Monday Nov. -. 1896
The Government OF Russia has resolved to suppress
ibo naval station at Kertch GIN the Crmea) and Ia
ganrog ION the Sea Of AEov).
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THE GREAT FAIR AT NEwoRLEANs.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l3-Improyed machinery and
implements are arriving In large quantities to be exhibited at
tho glent Fair DO held tho Goth TO the 18th and great
display expected Of superior stock Of all kinds Large num-
beers OF line horses nom Western cities have arrived
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EDUCATION.

CHANGE IN THE FACULTY OF BowDoIS COLLEGE
nj rILseR,PH TRIBUNE
BRUNSWICK, Me- Nov. l3.-Prof Harris of the
Bangor Theological Seminary to-day elected President Of
Bowdoin College by the unanimous vote Of the trustees and
OIcrseers.
Gen Chamberlain resigned the chair Of rhetoric and oratory
IN anticipation of HE entering upon his duties as Governor OF
the
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE
ASSOCIATION -"


CINCfYNATI Nov. l3.--The annual meeting Of
officers Of the Army OF Tennessee takes place here
Gems ana sherman will not be present was expected
but there viii be large representation Of other distinguished
officers Mozart Hall has been finely decorated for the
sion grand banquet at the Burnett House viii close the
proceedings.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED OUT
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IlyERPooI, Nov. I2.-The steamship Delaware,
iur Pcs,on Oct H. arrived here this afternoon.
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LONDON Monday, Nov t. ls6G
The shin Agra, bound from London to New-York
and the bark Elizabeth Jenkins bound from London
10 Boston. came in collision in the English Channel
Yesterday. The jenkins was sunk and 10 lives were
lo,.. The Agra suffered considerable damage.
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VENICE.

RAILWAYS AND oFTICIALs-PADUA-vEEETI VIOLIN
TBRRs-vEH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUSTRlANs AND
THE RAILWAYS AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY
POPULAR IGNORANCE OF ITALIAN POLITICS
THE PLEBNCITUM - DEPARTuRE or THE AUS
TRANS.
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EUROPE.
MEMS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NOV. 10.

" TsaretiIs 70 TuE urBrSE
ENGLAND.
,,.p,Vv MASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
VERONA.

VHE FIFLD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TBB corn
THY-THB BATTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
IOICINGS-MANTUA.
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THE MARYLAND TROUBLE.

JUDGE BARToLs DECISION IN Favor oP THE NEW
COMMISSIONERS.
~ TELKeRlPH TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-The following is Judge BartoFs
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.

THE CASH OF rHos. SCHOOL PosTPoSED-couMEL FoR
THE PRISONERS OBJECTS TO THE pASKL-ArTBHY1
TO DEFER THE TRIALS TO THE NEXT AssIzEs.
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CANADA
A Fenian Scare-Banquet 60 Boards
OF Trade-Suit Against the Bank or
Upper Canada-The Court at
A SWeetsDurg. r f3 I- .sd5

SwEETsBURG, Dec. 18.-In Court
this morning Thos. Madden was placed
at the bar. Mr.. Devlin asked
leave to withdraw the plea of not
guilty, so that he might challenge the
array of grand jurors, and have the
indictments quashed; contending that
the list was illegally formed, and that
it did not comply with the provisions
of the law. The Judge adjourned
the Court till tomorrow to consider
the point ~ vmFrax
SwEETsBURG, G. E., Dec. 18.-There
was an alarm here this morning that
the Fenians were coming to rescue
the prisoners, and troops were got out
and marched to meet them; but it
proved to be false alarm. 1t is now
said that it was gotten up to test the
efficiency of the troops. t0t
TORONTO, Dec. 18.--The banquet to
the delegates from the Chicago, Mil
waukee and Detroit Boards of Trade
promises to bea brilliant affair." }G
TORONTO, Decg17.--Ins the matter
of the Bank of Upper Canada failure,
an action has been entered in the
Court of Chancery against the bank,
by III. i. Hyme, on behalf of himself
and shareholders for an account of
money EXPENDED ins thcA purchase of
stock by the directors of the bank,
asking to hold them personally liable
to the stockholders for the amount
thereby expended. gnd s54. " siie p1
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NATIONAL GERMAN CON-
FERENCE AT BERLIN.
MONEY AND STOCKS MARKET.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 18.-The Presidents
Message has just arrived by steamer.
1t is the general topic. The press
comment variously. ltt9
e The statements regarding the con-
dition of the finances, were we'll re-
ceiyed, buh the remarks about the
Fenians are considered weak and
tame.
Oonsols 894 for money; 5-20s III;
Illinois Central TIT; Erie 474.
ROME.
/ ROME, Dec. 18.-Cardinal Antonel-
Ii has settled the dispute between
our minister, Gen. King, and the
Pope, satisfactorily to both parties.
1t is stated the Pope misunderstood
Gen. King.
PRUSSIA.
- BERLIN. Dec. 18.-The National
German Conference commenced its
sessions here to-day. -
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and asking that they be superseded
and territorial government estab-

and asking that they be superseded
and territorial government estab-
lished. wwsrr1 wvup1
HoUsE.-Orth introduced a reso-
luton requesting the President if not
with the public interest,
to coin1nunicate to the House copies
Of all correspondence on the subject
of the evacuation of Mexico not here
tofore officially published. Agreed to.
The Speaker called for reports of
Committees.
Price, from the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, reported favorably
on bill granting lands for the rail-
road from Puget's Sound to the Co.
lumbia river.
The Committee of Ways and Means
have commenced revision of the In
ternal Revenue laws, and will con-
clude their labors during the session,
so as to report bill.
When Congress re-assemblesin in JAN
uary, it is believed that the rate of
taxation will be materially reduced
on many articles, and possibly on cot
ton. RffEF
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-The new
Bowery Theatre was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss very heavy.
New YORK, Dec. 18.-A special
dispatch from Washington says that
the decision of the Supreme Court
in the Indiana conspiracy case is re-
garded as indicative that that court
will not favor extreme opinions on
political questions. 3fy % aaa 91nta
The Ashley impeachment resolution
will eventually pass. 1t looks to, a
general investigation, rather than i'm
peachment. l@f-A
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-James Glib
bons, President of the Fenian Senate,
has issued an address to the Brother
hood on behalf of his coadjutors. He
invokes the Irish people of this coun-
tryto make renewed efforts in the glo-
rious cause, and says that there exists
at the present time a necessity for
prompt and determined action never
before presented to them. 'iia1
NEW 'YeRK, Dec. 18.-The Tamma-
ny Society voted last night not to sell
Tammany Hall.
There was meeting of the work
ingmen at Cooper Institute last night
IL was addressed by r. I. Revilick
of Detroit. Resolutions were adopted
In favor of the eight-hour system.
Mexican advices, by correspon-
dence, state that Maximilian has had
renewed attacks of fever. His min
istry is still confident of his return to
the throne. At Jalapa there was
great scarcity of provisions.
Il is rumored in New Orleans that
Ortega intends instituting a suit
against the United States for false
imprisonment. HigH sod si97Tie
An anti-American meeting was
held at Vera Cruz in the latter part
of November, at which agents were
busy circulating reports damaging tc
the intentions of the United State:
in her interference with Mexican
affairs. It was urged that they pro
posed to annex Mexico, and the
former war between the two countrie;
was quoted to prove the assertion
When the Susquehanna arrived the
people were convinced that she came
for the purpose of completing the
transfer of Mexico to the United
CtaLeS- = g e.. -- q. n "a a . - q
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CINCINNATI.
Fenian Meeting -, Re-Arrest OF an
Escaped Mufderer-Deaths from
Cholera In COyingt9n-0. Il NJ;
Railroad. 'ElsiiL

CINCINNATI, Dec. 18.-The Fenians
held very large and enthusiastic
meeting at Mozart Hall last night.
Addresses were made by Senators
Morrison and Fitzgerald, and consid-
cradle. money was collected. Presi-
dent, Roberts was not present as was
expected. .sng
CINCINNATI, Dec. 18.-Jas. Barnes,
one of the murderers of Leonard
Moss, who escaped from the Fall
mouth, KY, Jail on Saturday, has been
recaptured.
There were 20 deaths from cholera
in Covington, KY, from July 1st to
December l7th. 4ff FL
Arrangements are about being
made by which the trains of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad Company
will run into the city over the track
of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railway Company. 1sGd .aaHqkHN
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xxx CONGREss-second Session.
WASHINGTON. Dec.

. SENATE.-Johnson presented the
credentials of Hon. VIM Jones, SEN
ator elect from Arkansas. Laid on
the table.
Sumner presented a memorial from
the Union League at Norfolk, pro-
testing against the policy accidental
to the President, and asking the ap-
pointment of Judge Underwood as
Territorial Governor of Virginia; /;
referred.
Trumbull presented a memorial
from the loyal citizens of LouisianA,
stating the present political powers of
the State are not loyal or republican,
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BOSTON.
General Buffers Financial Specula-
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BosToN, Dec. 18.-It is stated that
ex-Adjutant General Scouler intends
publishing letters that win connect
Gen. Buffers name with several prof
table speculations during the war
with which the public are not ac-
quainted.
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
Comments On the PreSi-
dents Message by the
London Press. aoa

Settlements of the dispute
Between the Pope and the
United States Minister.
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/ NEW YORK.

Tammany Hall not to be SOld-Eight
! Hour Observation-Disclosures Health
His Expected Return to the
ThrOne--Scarsity Of Food at ia
lapa - General OrIega - Anti-An-
nexatiOn Feeling I'm MexicO-NeW
BOWery TheateF Burned-OpiniOns
OF Supreme COurt-Ashley'S I'm
peachment Resolution will Pass
A Fenian Address. 31 -
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1S-Quite a
contest was sprung upon the House
in an effort to strike out of the Gen
eral Appropriation Bill the large sum
appropriated for publishing the de-
bates of Congress in the Daily Globe.
The effort, however, will fail. Hale,
of New York, said if there was to be
any change. he favored leaving out all
reporting to private enterprises. The
Committee on Finance have agreed to
take no vote on the bill till after the
holidays.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l8. 8.4Secretary
McCulloch has issued an order stating
that much irregularity and delay has
prevailed among inspectors of steam
boats in rendering returns to the Su-
pervising Inspectors of their respect
i've districts. He notifies delinquents
that this dereliction of duty. renders
them afnenable to the law, and re-
quires. that any violation of the same
shall be at once reported to the De-
partment.
WASHINGTON. Dec.s 17, p. M.-The
Republican Senators and members of
Congress held caucus at the Hall of
Representatives this evening. Ram
sey, of Mimi, in the Chair, and May
nard, of Tenn, Secretary. The only
business considered was the reception
of the report of the Executive Con-
gressional Committee, appointed at
the last session to attend to the man
agement of the canvass. The report
was approved and the Committee was
directed to make assessments on the
States that had not contributed the
quota of expense of the canvass.
The Committee was authorized to act
until another shall be appointed, -
Mr.. Hurlburd. Acting Comptroller
of the Currency, responded to the
resolution of the House, calling for
information respecting certain Ma
tional banks, which it was alleged had
failed to comply with the requisition
of the Law requiring reserve of money.
He says that on October 1st there
we're fifty banks more or less deficient
in their reserve, and they were ira
mediately notified in accordance with
the law not to increase their circula-
ton by making new loans or dis
counts, other than by discounting or
purchasing sight bills Of exchange,
nor make any dividends of their
profits until the required reserve of
lawful money was restored. Special
statements under oath, once week,
for four consecutive weeks, were also
demanded, and in every case. the re-
turns we're prompt and satisfactory
Statements are now made only quarter
ly. The Acting Comptroller recon-
mends they be made monthly, exhib-
iting the condition of the bank, and
thinks the result would be salutary
if the banks of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia would arrange it so
as to report each week through a
clearing house such banks as might be
deficient.
Judge Underwood will hold the
United States District Court at Nor
folk o-morroW. ,,o.,rr- rt,.s,.sl
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