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TIPToH. IOWA:
MARCH Is, 1858.
FORMED IN Opinion.

We learn f.om the published proceed
lriks 81 the. Senate. that Charles Paulk,
Senator from Alamakee county, has,
latter how much research we are not ad-
vised3 Uncovered, and declares as his
t'unauimous opinion" that jeff Davis is
guilty Of "n,oral tredson," and ought to
b hung for breaking up the Democratic
party at Charleston. But the Senator
lofgets, that according to the Democrat
ic method Of reasoning, he was more
guilty than Davis, for bringing about
that glorious breaking up" for II he
and his leaders had compromised with
J. D. by giving him his own way, tas
they have often advised the Govern
ment to do,) the party would not have
been sundercd. Hence, according to the
copperhead theory of hanging lone
man North and one man South" the
Senator ought to stretch hemp with Da-
Wis, for treason to the Democratic party.
Many men left the Democratic ranks
that they might sustain their country
against the assaults of treason: but as to
the separation of the present Democratic
party and the followers of Davis, the
Senator need give himself no alarm. In
politics, as in chemistry. elements that
have a strong affinity for each other,
will unite. Hence, that party to which
the Senator belongs, now numbers with
1t all the Reconstructed rebels of the
South. They unite in their efforts To
get those rebels into Congress, and to
give them Immediately all the rights of
, citizenship they have so lately de-
! pissed.
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NOTICE

hereby given, that Daniel f. e,oms,oo,.
4 ecutoc OF the estate of Ianiel Co,m, .,toSk e.
the eoan ifSa coSrt aS3Ca has lie
To- an ord.r to sell, elite at nnG, ic" ask ing
sale, Tn. ~ wing described real ss ate 'Na -.
cas-. half Of The n1r,heatt quarer Of section II u
LOWE Scwh1snlP north, range i,w,st. Also, lot 4
less You a. pear at the office of the "n,s IN.
Judge, on the first NJ ,nday of April. A n Ivy!
ana object thereto, an order to sell viii =
granted as prayed in said petition. Will
March 5, 1866. &c BETS co J,a.,
Piatt & Spicer, Att'ys ? swlf
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E. stray Cow.

E5tray Cow.
Taken up by Sanford Jones, in Pioneer town
ship, Cedar county, Feb. q, III, one Q y, mos
" White, some aed about the head and sh. ul-
ders, six or seven years old, and app al ed at
SIS o..
March Z, 1866. 8. YATES, clerk.
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a.ut. LA.ii:r.>i STOCK Of Albums ever 70
j Geived IN Upton. for sale at
Z. 4. LlNcHEY&
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Dr.. Stricklani.s Pie Remeiy has cured thousan
Of the nf blind ard He'd ing Pil .. IT
gives imm.di t. relief and effects parma1eit cure.
Try it directly It Is warranted t. cure = sale BY
all Dru sgists at 10 cents per rottie. vl3nlly
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Cleanse the Blood

wITH CORN, /, diserdered "
II i,tpd B,nor, YOU ar" ''ck@
over. I may bust out !" ''a
,les, or 8 res. cr in some se''"
disease, or it msy merely A''p
youl i'll IS depressed ana 80"
fr nothing But you cam"
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GUARDIANS Nom,,,

NOTICE Is hereby given. that s,ro, ~,
guardian Of Eliza Crane. M M PEEK
Aretas Crane deceased, has fIl.d n u, heir q
an order to se Fl Cedar
the follow ing described Land vi sad "a ia minor
northwest Of sec. !, township - = 5o, OH.
range number two ", p. m: ana II north Of
sSs c spnesy sna ehse! rs
day Of April A. d. 1896 an order VII, vi d nrst Mon.
granted, as prayed in said petition 'e'l VIII "
Ptatt & Spicer, Att'ys. 70 Judge.
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Legal Notice.
FRANCIS JACKSON, Plaintiff, Oris

FRANCIS Jackson Plaintiff ori SJ,lee.
JOHN ! ArKsnS. Defendant.
7l,O JOHN jackson, pefend an now lo ON
fiie in the office Of the Clerk Of thu plslrlcl
Court in Cedar county in the Sa,e o. nowii
petition of Francis Jackson, your Wlie, PIn Nm
~, AMI that unless YOU apneacr
thereto AMI defend before n ION Of the sec ,nd
I,u If the next term Of said c,urt. to be begun
AMI holden 1T the court house in linton, on
Mon lay, the 18th day Of June. a. y: ls6 a de-
decree and Judgment rendered thereon.
8. A. BISSELE, Atty for Plaintiff.
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Estray Colt.
Taken up by James Pa-rctt, in Iowa town
ship, Cedar county. Feb TO- l>tC, one twO-year
old past sorrel horse colt, white STRIPE n lace,
Feb. ~ 1885, 5. YATES, ClcrR.
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CHOICE assortment 0. Pipe, III tl ,..
q many varieties, as also additional suppiie'
i Prime Tobaccos-just received at rxs
March LIST, G6. ALDLS'
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TIME recent e1senstre decline In prices has
i enabled the subscriber to make large addi.
lions to his stock Of ~,
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kustria and Prussia.

Ii s stated that an Austrian Dispatch delivered ~ be
lin on the 10Th announced that Austria had not imne-
aely begun 10 dsarm, account OF fresh complications
having arisen with Italy. The semi-ohcal NordDcusch
ZefaHg of the 26th says Increase ornaments Oh aus
ria forbid the disarmament of the lrussian forces Shouu
Austria attack Italy Prussia could not consent 10 sec INC
Italian army disabled. Austria must reduce hef
ment 10 peace footing Italian as well as lTussah
frontiers OF must otherwise expect an increase 9" RUSSIAN
ornaments A Vienna telegram says: I" Inc Austrian
response 10 the Psian note of the DIST acknowledges
with satisfaction ITS concatoy character pointing OUT
however that virtually, Austria did not arm, but Only
effected certain movements Of troops, a. evidence oil he
peace ASPECT which the relations between the two great
German Powers had assumed Austria had made arrange
nent for a retroerade movement Of her forces concern
traed in Bohemia, and officially communicated sueh
arrangements TO Prussia. s.
Berlin dispatch says: considerable time before any
war runors the military auhortcs made pref aralohs lor
dril of the landwebr Consequently about looVo OF e
Landwehr will be assembled for military exercise III ie"
weeks. 49,, 80.
The Federal Diet at Frankfort have selected com
n,;tre of II representatives of the leading German
states 10 consider question of reform In the Federal
Constitution $500.
Vienna DISPATCHES assert that Austria in her latest mole
IN Prussia declares her readiness to take the imitation I'D
demobzing her troops. But the ornaments III ilaIy
compel her To take for the protection Of her IRON
tier especially the coast line. Prussia ~ san 10 have ae
clared She could consider the proposals oil Austria or
disarmament as serious while she arms against Ita!,
aud that Austria must eestablsh status quo IN Vienna u
She expects Prussia TO demobilize her troops.
The Vienna AJend Post declares that Austria has deli
nitely determined upon adopting energetic military meas
ures in Nenetia.
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End Of the Biesing-Citixtns' Meeiing-Ordsr
from Ger. Stone mas-QmIel Reslered.


Yesterday morning found the city quietly doing
after the long nights excitement South Memphis nearly
deserted Dead bodies OF negroes found here and there
In the streets The violence during tho night had been al
together confined to the whites Indeed 1t said that ire
be identified who rdig about horses
belonging 10 the Fire Department aud who tred Of the
houses IL II charged too that nambers VI the police joined
The following notice Published In the afternoon II. the
result Of meeting Of a number OF citizens
TO PUBLIC.
At meeting OF the citizens of Memphis held this day W
D. Greenaw appointed Chairman and g. Brinkley Sec
Rred Mayor the City with Sheriff Of tie
t together with Chairman Of this meeting be authorized
OF citizens Of sufficient plumber act In connection with
military placed at the disposal Of the Mayor by Gen stoneman
which ogehsr shall constitute Psrs o TIE protection ofihs cry
shall direct
Rrsd That Mayor be requested to close all liquor saloons
Ksosed Ths, the Chairman II. m.MAbon P. Walker and n
hin ~ ,hs oe Of mi. ms.tips ~ ~"
W. B. 0RsKSLAw. Chairman.
Tie above proceeding. cordial appreciation and pub
lshed for III. information Of the citizens Joss PARK Mayor
Major Gen. Stoneman. evidently satisfied that Memphis
posse riot in itself sent the following order the
Mayor:
HEADQUARTERS DxrAKrnnsr OF TKSsKsKx(
~ - MHrrnis TEN May ,, 1900.
To me Mayor, Guy Council and Oh Cd fHeo'9 the County
GrxrIsxrs compel undersigned n,erfer.
forbidden person without authority from these Head
quarter, to assemble together any posse aimed OF rnsmsd white
not long be relied preservr Of the peace
% ss1 SsosSn s sTs 'Ss1
The order OF Gen stoneman gave great satisfaction
The 9Th United States Regular Cavalry arrived late In the
afternoon, and strong patrol placed In the city There
few pistol shots in various parts OF the city and
especially frequent toward the Charleston depot but there
During the afternoon large number o. drays loaded with
furniture and household goods from South Memphis passed
Manst Eyerybody seemed to be getting in Entcpa
ton Of another house burning by the rioters last night which
We are happy to say, did not occur.
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Obituary.
IRA FRANKLIN BIRD.

Frank Bird" familiar name TO many -iofk
rrirers and for long time employed in THE Ikbut com
ro,ue rooms as copyeutter assistant foreman ee Ia"
passed away many respects Frank Bird was lar VIZ
American typos Sbrewd smart energetic. intelligent "a
awake and generous fault he crammed his mind VII"
wonderful amount of miscellaneous information, passed
through an unusual number OF vicsudes contracted inc
consumption and went home week two ago TO die VI
last Saturday afternoon at o'clock he ATTACKED win
lemorrhage in his mothers residence in ewHaren Conn.,
and died in few minutes Some printers become grea
editors others attain influential positions OF state eho ia
more glide away oblivion leaving as few traces behind as
tie common Of mortas bur, probably few whe pa!
ing the last debt Of nature have such heavy account
the other side Of the balance in the shape oil kindly rene
brsnces Of the past "A fellow Of infinite jest in thinking
Of him We recall the wit and humor Of Yorck and at
the same time remember with tenderness the many good
noble and sterling qualities which he possessed anu E
circle will mourn his decease
CORONER COLLIN
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning.
Coroner Edward Collin died at his residence In fi''y
ninth ST. near Third ave- from soening Of the brain
The deceased had for many years past been al active
politician first in the ranks OF the wbg and subsequently in
Of the Republican party In the Autumn OF ieo nc
was elected to tie position Of Coroner the Union ticket
put forth for the first that election and after serving
for three years. was reelected and acceptaby filed tie
position until short time before death. He ct the time
Of bis DEATH held the position Of Vice President OF the Amer
Gus Club an association composed Of leading members Of the
Democratic Republican parties in this city Few men III
either party were wider universally respected
than was the deceased He native OF this CITY, ana
was aged % years. The funeral will take place on wednesday
afternoon o'clock the Eleventh Presbyterian theb
in Fiffy thirdst. near LeIington-aye.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL. Saturday Evening, Alrl 2e. no.
CoTToy-Sales to-day 5000 bales including i,cco
TO SPECTATORS and exporters Market dun and fghp &C
cined; Mdding Uplands about u; a I3d'
Breadsufs dull
Provisions fiat. ,.se,.e.,
Ioypoy April os-Fyeuing -Consos close at stl asti
AMERICAN STOCKS u. S. FyeIwenues, oss avs hhho'
Central shares 7alas0; Erie shares, 81 a52. , NJ. D.,
THE weekly Cotton market received b the rFfu'h
TRADE RrroRT-The Manchester market Is quiet, with
downward tendency 49, oo,. III n,.rL,. "a
ITyTRPooL BREADsTUrFs MARKET 2sth.-Ihe market Is
generally dull but steady Richardson, spence 20 anu
Wakefield Nash & Co report Flour very dniL wheat.
sales small end quotations nominay unchanged Corn quiet
and steady AT u 9d29i for Mixed.
IVERpoo PROVISION MARKET. 2sth-The market 10 heavy
with downward tendency Messrs Bigland. Athya %
and Gordon Bruce Co. report Beef heavy and sun de
cljning Pork dull with downward tendency Bacon III
active and downward Lard nominal Butter DUH Iaio"
downward; quoted at &c disi. -.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Ashes easeri Cohee quiet
and steady Lnseed Oil steady Sperm on steady al 2s per
tun Rosn steady; Spirits Turpentine quiet ana steady
PFTEoIrrY-Tault, English Brandon report, the saes
have been small at q az for iefned ~ Tor Spirits
IoNDoy MARKET (arring-BreadsuIs quiet ana sleady
Iron quiet Bars and Rails sc 1915 Scotch Pig 1910 Sugar
frmer Coffee frm Tea very dull Rice quiet and steady
Talow steady nj A. Petroleum steady at for Kenedi
Spirits Turreninc inactyo Sperm OIL FIRM need CAKES
steady AT All 81 a All lOl.
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Great Britaia.

On the "a q Anil the steamship CITY Of Washington
Jost her propeller and proceeded TO Liverpool under can
tas on the l2th she lost mdder shortly afierward
Sn lat 49, long 3} the PTopOntus fell IN WITH the Cy
rf Washington and took off the above. The Washington
fOntnued under sail with temporary rndder or queens
lown Assistance was 10 he sent to her. News OF her
safety was received with great delight al Liverpool
In the House of Commons on the 2oh the debate Oh e
Reform hill was continued Mr. Lowe made speech against
She bl and followed by host OF Others pro ana con-
Of lesser On the 9th the final debate took place
After many speeches Dlsrae wound up on the sac OF me
Opposition in long and forcible speech, denouneng Mt
GiadstOnes advocacy of American principles, Wmch lie
regarded as untitled for England.
At O'Clock on Saturday morning NJ Gaustohe rose
and made the final speech, warmly defending the Amer
saa Government and deDOuneing the Oppostons tae''
At o'clock in the morning, amid exeemenl ne u,
took place the numbers for the bill beng 3io against Do
ssoyoInoent majority D. There was tremendous cheering
on both sides Of the House al the result.
On the House Of Commons attention had been drawn 10
Oh, dangerous state of Dane Rock of Cork harhor from
fbe fact of the wreck of the City Of Newf sun remain
sDg upon IT, ,.e,.s.,
ihe ship could be compelled TO remove the wreck ana a
hey not in duty bound to the trade 10 do ii.
The United States Consul At Liverpool on me ~olh loon
formal possession of the exRebel cruiser tallahassee III
she Of the American Government IN the terms OF the
decision OF the Court of Admiralty.
The papers generally regard the vote the second read
spS of The Reform bin as Government victory only IL
name in reality defeat There are various specuia
lions 10 the course the Ministers viii adopt ~
TIE Times says As Government commenced the ses
tion with an estimated working majority OF U, the bare
majority Of five is in fact vote Of censnre and no Ad
NnlstauOn VIII henccfoIth nope 10 PeIs"1ue nv iio'
pi Commons to consider the reform proposals WITHOUT Ia!
jng the entire scheme before IT, ~ .
Tie Noraisg Herod says il obyious the bill IS lost
but whether Government will abide by lis pledge and ia
with its bill We are to Learn on Monday.
The Morning Post says: There can be no doubt. al
though the Ministry have gained nominal victory they
have III TRUTH sustained fatal defeat Nothing remains
4cI them but TO resign.
The Star thinks the small majority bodies ID for an earl,
and Tranquil settlement Of the Reform question and look
SsJ new DELAYS and fresh difficulties and cor fusion.
The III the House during The division If describe
N Of unparalleled excitement. The cheering wa
,skoD up The galleries IN spite of all rules aud orders
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means OF going te"~ ample 20 ihat under ord'n9ry oSum
any d nerson might have access 70 INC cable wnoni
much ohc nv Whio il s the uaispotNesse 10 kAIu
again such Intrusion substantial hut has teen pun upon
covers great portion Of the AmeihysiH deeR ara ihe
sopng roof Of This and Clubhouse shape LOOK eahgey W
III Fe hen II Is viewed nom tie land tast as me caoe
an he aid in and slowed does II leave the woTks ana
directly the Amethyst leaves, her place "l DE snpp ny we
T Tia vessel acting alternately transport tender between
the cable works and the Great EASTERN - ,, ANN 4.
Not less interesting than what we have already seon
anober manufactnre connected with the expedition we
have traced every stage Of the celebrating from the NIUE
prmnchsm wire 10 the coil paid into the great EMP
Tho wires covered with Manila are how
GOV ds In another branch of the Construction CompanYs
work Here Too graphing rope of wire and hemp
e. eino made The Eastern had graphing ropes on
eecercv of their Substitutes the failure and disappointment
wears expedition mainly rests This year she VIII nave
ON hoard the giant rope slowly approaching cOinpe
lion which is made improved principle and has pteh
rnmphany tested 10 bear far more than the strain ever
needed during the picking up process last year futher
die testing apparatus has been improved ny Inc
inventions and additions made by Mr.. W1oughoy
Saith that flaw will be detected with certainty either De.
re or the instant has been paid out Add TO this that
and il will readily that the experience Of last
wear has not II IS of course hoped ihat
HE additional precautions taken viii render haWs ana lhus
all bn impOssbe but IL cheering assurance 10 kno" ht
ev are Upon this simple fact ocean elegraphy
mn he content TO rest No human effort can possibly insure
aqainst casualties and the obvious consideration Is now 10
make casualties harmless Capt Anderson maintained ater
the expedition OF that picking mp an Atlantic cape
ought 10 paying ont ana to nave mace Tue
non of one expedition the fact Of the next speaks volumes
FOR the genius Of the meclans and f he chances OF sue
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The Board Of Exeise-Centinued Hearing Of
Applicants for License-The Seventh, Tenth
and Thirteenth Preciucts.

The rush for applications continues. Hundreds of
would be liquor dealers thropg the Metropolitan Police Court
Room daily and bcseech the Committee for privilege Of
dispensing spuons beverages their customers in quaint
ties suit the purchasers About 1900 applications have
remain. nder the present Board ~ Excise the whole
number Of drinking houses will be diminished nj least
third and those dealers who will be refused licenses generally
belong class that the business well We
have carefully reffaned from giving the names o these
which operated strongly them
individuals They belong class that u VIGOROUSLY bad
and that sufficient The Board has determined that those
who dfunkards shall not also harbot hnro ard thieves
aud opne they will be fully sustained by public sentiment
Yesterday Acton and Manierre listened Ia
the claims nearly 800 IRON the Seventh Tenth ard
Thirteenth Precincts Tie Tenth sent delegation number
ing 62 but fortunately they did oil apply The
Preen Of the worst the citya little less bad how
than the Sixth but not hn good night be- Some
the dealers found friends State Senators Assembly
men, and other officials but the Excise Commission
aud seemed to think that they had discovered
Of their soictude The principal charge against
that of them did solid well n fluid business and
tbs O,r Of Excise has determined that the trades shall
be xed matter what they do with their drinks This has
been said often that they begin 10 believe IT, and many
Of them prepared to discard groceries for the privilege Of
selling liquors.
trick that IL extensively Iractced s that Of sending
applicant from houses uotoousy bad The quoi yend
know the record them quite well NJ the Supern
tenden Of the Police and regarding their hopeless
prudenty sell out pretend 10 do So and send
landlords petitioners for dis0der houses concert saloons
Of thieves and brothe Some of these taken pro-
baof and will be permitted To do business during good be-
hayior The already nearly ERGO but
900 for the prv'sss III. H"--a ~ p,ess uncovered ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Isme, Swift New Orleans April o. with mds' ~
PASS 10 w H. Hub6lr. May 2 at OH Cape Flod" Tf'd
steamship trorge Cromwell bound :. ,.,-- -
Trinity Boston) faz Matanzss IL days WIZ 's !"
Charles L. Wright Co. 80, IL. -
Brie (Br Henderson Ponce p r. 10 dsys VIZ u
Wheewrght Co. Len In port be's
gar,a Philadelphia bark Eliza Coos and brig -u''' 90"
for New York. tn, -. a, 10
schr Palma Brewster Jscksonve days with Gotten &C. U"
C. N. Dibole.
Schr S. Dawson Keclsn. Virginia.
schr. & C. Sadler I'll ton. Virginia
sehr Monmouth. Anderson. virginia 80
Napoleon Nichols Jacksonville, days wan cecsf 70 'ir
sch WestOyer McFarane Mobile, IA days with mdse t' 'u
SPOKEN.
by pilot boat Jossh Johnson, Cape May bearing W y
of St Johns " BIB from fnladephs io b"h
srk
Cope Florida bound :. -
BELOW.
Shin Shakespeare, Fechter Bremen. March 49,
Shin Live spool, Chsuberln London.
shin Star OF the West Perry. Liverpool March a.
Bsrs Marco Paao. Niussn, Bremen. March IL.
Brig John 7. Campbell, from ~. Domingo
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=: - EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHINA AT HALIFAX.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
PASSAGE OF THE ENGLISH REFORM BILL.
new Complications Between Prussia and
Austria.
Difbeulty Between Austria and ITALY
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
She Attempted Assassination Of the Emperor
OF Russia.


The steamship China, from Liverpool on the 18Th wa
Qacousiown the Goth of April anved at tins port TINS
orning Her dates two days later than those already
received The China has IS passengers for Halifax and IS
kI Boston.
The China sailed al II O'Clock this morning for Boston,
wh,re she viii be due on Tuesday evening
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived al RAJ
mouth on the 9Th
The steamship City Of Dublin, from New-fork, amVed
~ Liverpool on the 2Stb.
The steamship Scotland, rom NewHofk, arrived al
Queenstown the morning OF the 18th
The steam ship Cuba New ork arrived atQueons-
Town at 5 a. n. the 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

An unknown man was found BY The police IA't
Sunday morning on Pier No A. foot OF Canalst, in an ap
parently moribund condition and removed to Believe
Hospital where he died in about three hours after admission
Tie symptoms-codness and emesis-resembed somewhat
those which accompany ers and tho report that be as
died OF disease reached the medical officers OF the b"@
Of Health The scape however furnished the best evidence
that death was produced by sranguated berna-a disease
which quite obscure and whose pathognomoni cbaho.r
stcs are little known TO the educated observer Inc
matter was fully investigated but little was learned eoneti
ing the deceased beyond the fact that he taken ss ." M
unx from Albany this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

tua recmination continues Prussia ard Italy throwing
The opus on Austria and vice versa IL is reported tha'
Austria informed the British and French ambassadors that
# their Governments will guarantee the neutIaliy Of
Italy. then Austria will dsarm.
Italian army on o war footing.
Great military preparations were making IN Veneta.
Paris Bourse hat; Rentes closed oo' iee 4, .
mr. pra1l IN a reached sbon from Rio Janeiro on the
sth. Exchange, 25l a25l. Good Firsts Coffee, 'Fecd
1920 arobe o-,-o-, III .,,.,.ox
BAHIA, April I3.-Exchange, 24a&l. The steamer
Nayani arrived OIL the 18th.