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Any BULLETIN.


hiscEL ~. To he relieved OF com
Major General Deyens Is sho. y :, g. by Colonel i
mand Of the District OF Charleston,
ID. Greene, OF the sixth Infantry. artillery
Private W H. Foley, Fifth United Sc> m
against whom several serious charges are y. efis, 4
Guiding one OF threatening the life OF oIicS escst~
ON t.s lght Of the 9Th inst from the fort guard hods$
st Forr>is Monroe. Hs managed 10 nd huiseG OF :
heavy bai and chan hlc tho bars Of window lot HIN
srf unnotlccd tho moat and mako good his csoape
No traces have yot been obtained Of him.
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New. from California.

SAY FRAsosco. April !, 1896.
The Total army expenditures Tor the Pacific coast for
the pas, quarter 81, ,si795s The receipts from
customs for the period were g. s3s,ss2; from IN
ternsi revenue so, ijc, 900
Mining stocks arc stronger ophir s1ss So Savage
slo 40 Hall " Yorrro.s soss, Choiiar S3sT 60 Crown
Point a. aos Belcncr Ss55 Imperial sl3s, Bullion sils
legal tenders 7sk.
Some anxiety Is felt At the arrival OF the steamer
Ajax, from Honolulu now six days overdue.
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NEW OhLkAN> Apflt " ASv0
Thirteen hundred regulars now constitute the entire
force OF the Department Of Florida
Crevazses occurring all along tho river and there
are fears OF devastating food the lefs bank Ap
prehsnsons excited fcr tho safety Of the heeran
Gulf Railroad and The Bayou Bouef country
memorial ask lng for the deepening of the hissssip
pl is IN circulation and has been numerousy signed
Tho Chamber Of Commerce has asked the press 70 call
for the return Of the branes taken NorA during The
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s~,.y,rs .. J.ws glstn We bottes frcfn 90 80
....tt. A...st.t. 90 staf ~. fghr Nyitisf
tsi s-ris - ~ Noffos pfxtsfs,off ~ usns - t~s
% 10 Jsrtss nFsY. ihrs . 81 'ishing as,lI ~ -
,...o @rss.is sed Sifs-s1rt N tsagstti1e va ths
.-.psss O.afss Lar sss Jsrne~ htH6y, sn9sa ~
a.. ess flns sbSt leays baurn1sr stery sfsr1ooa a
tss gcos pss.~1fesr sssiss Ne s'gtt ofjork npqfa
la "a f,su. thls eir eo.sers tsfSssh Tts . 70 .
f,r5sts r.ats tlrhs ths cDulss rle-e.<t -stbsf -
10. Jsm.~ rra ba W hs so rsseh " i-'s'ssi ~
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tvs ss-,v Bc-scp.--we understand that ns shos
business which has been etfenrifey erfirn - ~
Ns'rk, 10 AZ q cifrf rardsiul. snd iafse hpn
ber q jrurpcyren have been dlscnsfsei There y -
tresent ale nr the HAY stock n anfstafef a. -
on hard. but batter state ~ adafs b. anttcfais1 ~
me fau similar sfarnaran stsf n ihr other arg
L. f..-. al iha sfale, ..~m a. -....f. =. - l.
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No.v Ettrro- wssss wsnr Ma ssrss
s... H.f. Tbs - uiprrstc to.lnst " hsfffsn ~
pe,re.sgfafss hgfsas. t@t Ssots. Hpfse. hAG'eF
49, 20 iaiisf b-D.s pabr rlsrs he shg.d ,.
fafs,ssf Ts sTsir % yesterday 81 tbs soft -
nj waf.sn in gssf shatr tuf vsch 81 ths teys
- a. III ,sit,aa asiofa .ss r.ns ffOm Hsstfgfs fof
a.. 80 as0u M Hssan sspisysf morb sftlfilr "a
en-, sns lodi shssrra ~ ~. crvsf ntp ~s's
,~.,srs NJ Iiod.e ~ erOfrd man, 10 ~ 1fiur n
jsrs.y v.ieh e<ssaorsily tosnisi out s1rs lsfi ~
,hs ssysa shsh hs ti.glshi nreird n'iis rf hsss
M. e,s.h.f M, Hs~xss u.id 4, ths byss.Eesft .flse
t~rnsn Il " a. ! tod ysa q .o'sii - y ~ Hritl
~.s .i.>fef yvs srald - ~hits rsn I.aehht $50
ns-n hsss snd II ~ Ehtitsh 49, slsfiNn ~ sr.-
sss Bss men Slarsfrs rhItr NEE t--fa Ice
ch-~ss ~sr. rpsra fosoSf vg'tsu - bssi's =. ~
p~rfysusd NJ fsif. sof ufss nof. -. ~. y n -. -.
49,, Vs~isy W. q n vsrref ihet ssersi ttf 'sntt
.sa hscsirs bor ~ ss ne siD8shi ar ttff e.
Hng-f,v1 ~
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psvss.ai Imssiiixs.ss.

suaae fhs yislfpr~ inr ffpJnrr fnfnanse fetitta
smith Eastman who reformed frpin hu turi rah
fgrr .ytas weeks sirc~
fsi of Americans res tcfej - ae-.f. B.sls- bsfei
ITO e. No ~ Iioe Dc a. IslE, hesaa lhetpfNet hh1s
Ga o. No Place d. D. Bogfse, ses-fs. lsndtntf~ts
nrutbef- No - Rue ~ IL 90 thn, srf hftsff
John Nuuroe A co No H1e Dc "a fsif, f4n-, - ihs
we~s .uans March - a-Hscfss ". Deafisies aaa ally
re- Dr Ssilssn. Aifred g ,i.fse, isnv Aii.n, y.
. 4. smith. W. suf Mr. " !. thaint<flsin, 'oha
ton " W Appistab No. !. AggsiSt hr y Tssri
A. de FOREST Hs,sirin t,effs Lane - v b1ner H. sbs
-.fe samnsl ~ wsfd y Wa tgpisiDn fitef, M
W., 4,.tt NJ. psfy o sfoit, General ~ W Hcffs
Jane. wattl1asf , Z Mods. fssas- Rose kas9i
Could Bufnm, from "" i0f.f fhf WI U sIfs SO
ats,.s, Iohn wsrs 10 u C1nvsfHs Hsm1rif Y t'p'tTt
uo.ton " VI fa<ri~s snd -1fa, QUO. thArss iorv
E,.-Dtlvp. gsofss Usf'sf. cambridge sass J. lsss,
Nrx UavsE W T. fulu uglnrs IffsiAni. VhtnI ts~p ~
r i..a.., r.isra No. Jersey - y C.h1~id. -ifs sed
80, s~,....s I-a - 1sfss, trsnntrs ilsfa,
Ne. A sHshsiL cbein,sn Dst - i<srf ssn
Trsrrifr0 'tiiofuA
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A.-Brnssiry'. D"pi-s EuiP,ie ior Dos
brl SPRING Skirt h wanted bs every LADY Ia the
LASD, and .tIE WILL HAVE IT They ~ili 70, hksy
HEfAE s- The single sprng- Thsy are M- bh,, soi
CHEAPEST. to. ssost III RABlI apd hsOtDNlNAl ss
well az the Ilost GRACEFUL aud ItEDAsf SKIRT. ey.s
made - - ......... Al, u.
Tho iaie-i ryvei,y IL the "DtPIEN KMfRhss TRAIL
It's ADMIRED NJ ALL snd WANTED by tNkltfboDr
a WupIEsAIE hy the eIcl fsise manufacturers
wrsrs nRkDiEY A CARY " chsnbcr- aud ~ ani "a
NUrk. Also AZ Wholesale ~ ths ptn
ciisl JoBBfHH In the tnlied States
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New southern R.,iro.a Projected.

4 delegation OF citzens ls'ey visited ciooinnsu n
confer With the capitalist, Of ia. latter city r.spscihs
Tho construction Of railrOah from Gnfnns " chai
tauoara winch b. the SofnOn centre ~ hNe tnpyf
tani road. bona lous %; half tho nds along ihc
route snd $1,000 per D. .tsts I'D ysre promised
subsgrption opeurd
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEsaLr HsaALD nus, be HANDED
n before O'Clock every wsdnesday evening It, or
cus,icn smS-g tho -nterpnring mechsnscs. fsrrners
merchants manufacturer. ami Grnilemen t~onshou the
country - increasing very rapdiy Advertisements In
serted in che wxSSi, HsEiLp vii thus he by Htsg-
portion Of the aud energetic pcopis Of tbs Unes
States
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NIsCBLLAyROUa.

Captain John r. Goldsboroush, commanding United
Sales sbessndsah reports his arrival at Porto.
Grando Isie Fersary y, having tsuched at Madeira.
81 Crolx and Tcnenne. An on board we're we'll
THE NEW sLooP-OP-wAR IDAHO.
The soop Of Idaho ieft her anchorage OF tue
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday noon aud steamed down
the East point on sho Battery. ~hors she viii
remain until this morning, whom, n weather peruits
she will proceed on her sea trial trip.
rus UNITED STATES srEAMH GOVERNOR SUCK
IS0HAM
passed through tho Abomarls an Chesapeake canal
the 5th inst her way to Albehare Sound. 10 plant
buoys and make othor maritime improvements.
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rst DxSD ~ I'm. --Aboc, vo oclok on shif'y
s1ernoon an Old man, named ccfneii1s Cfsfen -"
soizcd with n while wsik1 Noag street % i's
Yoriy 0sa,h preo net .na o. dJ~n clar So 70
81 in- feiaft ra et'.s. lt.-.. af LA .-@--.
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pIR Il = 3
Pire in S3rkoOiyn.

Al halpast LNns O'Clock on saturday night nre oc-
Cured In the a>nt factory owned b, .sf"n'y Wood
WORTH In Commerc,N Richard street Tns combus-
olo nature OF tho so% caused tho 1rs spread apo,
and Notwithstanding the promp, exertions hremen
$4,000 worth OF property destroyed befors the nre
was put out. Tho building is owned by r. B. Cutting.
Of New York. and damaged 70 tho extont OF 81 000
which IL fully insured In Now York The occupants OF
the building insured in tho Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company.
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crssait Hi-tsr Ssrvr ~ ~ -a~ru -Ths raj.
"a. csnddse reyortvi elected gofsfn1f 81 'gn1sr lcpt
D. .sf 10 nsivs ~ tLis tao bra ..shs'y -
E-...s 81 - To-. yNs
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The trial q Henry Brunsr involving The fr.sd. ~ ihs
Qaaf,ermastsrs Department. u hsrf fof Nsans4V
reft
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LOUISVILLE, April 8, 1859.
4 despatch from Nashville to the DemocYa; says .--0n
Tuesday night two dry goods stores al Dechard Ala,
were burned, also q drug store and saloon Loss
$50, 600 Tho losers were W. H. Brien. Brsn Aus.
tin Dr. Brown and Joseph Lenboru.
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Fire ~ su u.derland, Macs.

SOUTH DEkhSfkLD, April ,, 1855
Horace Lyman's store and tho Post ONCE la Sunder.
land, opposite this place, burned last night Loss
nearly ZOO; insurance 81, 800
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Arms and Accoutrements in
Readiness.
New Rumors Of an Invasion Of
New Brunswick.
Preparations Of the British Au.
thOrities.
DO. DC. &C.


PORTLAND, April Q, 1896
About seventy O'Mahony Fenans arrived here from
Boston, by the boat, this morning.
About Eve hundred stand Of arms with accoutrements
and ammunition, have also arrived from New York.
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A.-Th~ Improvement Through the
DUPLEX FtIITis" great that etef stfrA as sssa
iaing into ai.u-e.--Ss~ York towmsftial Aise'u-~'
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A.--The ..Dapsss Eiitpsts" Is ths Srsss-
80 tn,rros.mant la hoop ssirts-s fnrt rimes
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u, .,sI ara Ia sHts ss-ia. Ns'hiasa sys Bs1aass'
The New York herald., 1866-04-09

How. sewing ns.hi.s cs@psny.-
rifss HogT y b'-.'sss, a. B'a'a--t As'-s-
-
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A.-Of the General Me rits OF the Dupteu
EiLIiTIC SKIRTS all other c4inab. "a ths iafi"s'
favor Il 10 u.eess W spesk.-Frans issirs haxsftn"
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A.-The C~isbrsted Dupiss Elliptic
SbIRTs preferred by the ladies' 10 all khrrr AMI b-Y
arc sery superior srticl- ooicys Lays hoeh, Apss
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Coz ass .ta ssa.i-nsn oS'i n.si.s i.i.ss, SCI '.s.-
ar rssh fsa-s Dtsssesa sra tHsusi t.ish~s, oe4~
Haate. An.-tFss f@vsgs e - a. 1917 cpn1s .sss
sffea
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AprtI %, 1900, o.. broadway. Mssk's
rurnltur. wsrefoons. s,ofs viii bs opt
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All Legal Lottery Primes tsshsa.-
Dustnzs. arCnisrs snf ilfafpssuua ssnt
u CLAyfos, 10 VAL strsst. ~
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A.-RoysI Hawai-. .nd An I.sgsi Lot
,ssy or.e,s sllra Club Brokas. trs 6rs-siu.g.
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Nall. ,s uo.... a,.hme.A. Va. q. No~

All Prizes fa the Kentucky. shelby ssn
Y.,.f u..sg. Irfisrss sssfsf. tnfufuiaft9a gfT~s
y gAfgE Hgls~r. Tn bfy.d-sr.
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wa..,., A w,,.sa'. f.sss -,i,sh ss~'"a
-. - N.g-.-t. !. - ti.s - bfaasssf
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wonderful Di.covsry. No More Gs.y
Hslr 80 .aipiaf assi Us. oEANDtIAs. Asiof Fi@a-
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A-A.-A Charm That Never Fails 10
uTTEHE fnsii.h Bttsf. D.pgt y Broadway.
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A.-Fineu Ready Made clothing J"
Ansrica-BeBtf Yoa'hs. Bsys ana chifr.Is al ssN-
BnoRAw BRos 81 LsfJs'is p.'.
And "a fouTtL avenue. orpotis 'esfsr hui's
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The Steamboat Fire at 81. Louis.

Vhe SteemDoot bAre NJ 81. LOUIS
ST Louis, April 9, 1865.
The total loss OF steamers and cargocs by the re yes
terday morning Ia about half million dollars the nsu-
which amounts to about $500 0Oo in St. Louis,
Cincinnati, Pittsburg and New York oiiicoa
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T,y os. es sh. ps,s-t nsrs,f ''IN
~. = sstsr1ss ~ .s ~ i"hs fNhA'
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sns CHas A.o Osns-' -hais.sl~ sni r-tHh shsl-.-l.
yris. si dfswinfs of dnsfent ses ssnt Tree 70 ss
ir.ds D. ". " WARD. ~ Bno.fssy y y
The New York herald., 1866-04-09

from the syrani sovsr thst .rh.ls. ". '~a.s
under the aud slars ~ snrapturi0E ths g.k
wsflf PuALOs sons Lrusd OF the "siOHr
Bi.irpsISg CEREthf ,fanscrnds All other peffuntcs
ancient naasrn accepted ~ society 40 ths t1st
tnumph Of The sgr
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wtss, rs.p... .rs o'"S 's's "tsi "tsi 's', s,.
prsf .-siisy Hsff ~. snt Ntf "a. -
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The Rumored Invasion OF New Bruins.
wick.
FREDERICTON, N. B., April 8, 1856

FKEDEHCfUSi NJ Dr. AprII 0, Iouu
There new rumors Of an intended Fenian invasion
at st. Andrews, seventy miles above Campo Belo, in
the st. Croix. No importance Is attached TO them in
governmen. circos though all precautions arc being
taken.
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wev s.s., WIN . Md .sis, n',ss
go. usaes~ss Gaffftsnsss SO tNAh~iF
IL fiLLs s.s sssni ssn.f' " ~ss
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x.., u.,s,.ss Temsssss-Ss" ~ff''e"s
90 - ssh' " ~ % sgksfps TnODrCy 20
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". ~. iss s',.s 90 s.s" 80. a.. .s,
-, ~ - tifef.s tssrsr ~ traw.y ar1 bnrysr .sse
nff.f inta ssilsf sEs ff.utss "a serr maeh -
sftsf .sfr usnsh tssteg thsa -s tnata va. esF- -
~ iatsnss k-ai ws sss ~stt sps.tef snf Dpsh sfff
~ .sus tssy 500. rosrs. lr.y ., co
krw fass syfi J. l~< W. Nfp"F -
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gu.. pu...-Dr. witws''s pie sep
"a. ia s.~mT
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Tor rs~~csen - s-sts nsrir snf sisEsnur faf-
nitef hruarHouf u psss-nts Ns n1sl 9-,ifsns ,--t-
sDf and ~ Trsff~9fs IA sf.ff - fs
- ~ MafEl ca
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81 ~ = fn'aT RuYUNsrfr EpsEDr hss gsisss -
-ssd 80. f-tassias. 49, b. fs-nfnsas-asf ~ ns -.
49, Ia Ne Yss sny ier hAsas-4e es-s
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s.s sr..s~~y .-S"h'
-. -- =. fsfs - settsI 49, b~|
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- 'n e,.ess.s ~ .fak lsf4,yr 80. sseiss = ~.
uixsfl5ws sOornfro srhrr y rsnss~ -. 90.
ffs~s ssfe .frl ulr alstTE ~ Hqftffi -
t8~sts = srrisf fss r-.ss-s efss-Ai g'.s - :
g-fsa
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a. ,.s. ap.u y. isss. nssh's r.r-
- "" '.."'''-' 81 Z. sp-.. - Essaz-sr
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Manager George wood, Of this city ever on ,hs ssr'
for novelty has secured attraction fcrs limited ~
Rod which has cvcry likelihood cf proving Il - marked
. character ~ solon shipsis Charles ~ Barns. The
actor has been engaged by him for his speciality Of the
Hypoehcndrse, In vhkh he win appear al woods thea
TIRE ., the close Of Mis- Westerns engagement W.
Bsas has been playing this ccsn character through
the country with great success but has never had On
opportunity Of appearing In Ss~ ycrt.
Mr. Charles Dillon 10 adding 70 his good name IN Chi
eago Last week he appeared a. vlrvnius nsce>h, sn
0iIss ovsrsach snd Belphee~. He sppes- 81 The
opsrs Hssse, Paisburs, On the iTsh q April
Mss> Heien Western 10 st the Howard Aihenrnm, Boo
ton shs appears a tie Richmosd IVA thea're 90 We
73d Of April
Miss Mary ProvoS has r-srmed her rrofession, Ap'
pesrinx Of the Opera House Pttsburr, this ~sss
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a. 49, .. ssui. susass,ss 49, asa'-s |" s'''@-'s
>, -o-. ssowSs -yEnsirpst cVsrirf "s
.x.., a, s.,,.y,-, -.rss .aa 90 rs+sls ps'
.. -. uss.i q. ans
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-11

H. LITTLEToN & CO.. As'ts
maro-3m
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BY TEL EGRAPH
FROM ALL POINTS.


New YoRK, April iG.-Cotton, heavy
and declined &c; -four, heavy; whiskey,
50 27; wheat, 81 65; oats, Ale; coffee,
quiet-Java, 27c; sugar, steady at &c to
lac; molasses quiet, 44c to 75c; pork,
s25 621c; gold, 25s; sterling, 6sc; Gov
ernment stocks, easier; stocks dull.
The United States bonded warehouse
in Greenwich street, is reported to have
been robbed, on Saturday night, of silks
to the amount of $4,000, the property
of A. T. Stewart & Co,
One of the clerks of the Bank OF
America was robbed at the entrance Of
the sub-treasury of $4,000 in gold certih-
Gates last night. i'tI
Three unknown rufians attempted to
rob the book-keepar Of Roach X Co. OF
$4,000
The Manhattan Club proposes to give
a dinner to James Brooks. Stockton,
VOORHEES, and Proctor will be present.
The steamship Fenna has arrived from
Jamaica. The Commissioners we're
about closing the investigation of the
rebellion, and would soon leave for
England
The foreign apprehensions of trouble
in Germany, and the Fenian agitation,
continue to depress funds. Consols are
6s. and have touched lower point than
since the crisis of 1857. There is but
little alteration of American securities
Fiye-twenties and Erie stocks closed with
an advance of Id.
Paris Bourse fat at 6S.
Nothing has transpired to throw any
light upon the mutual issue Of the quar-
rel between Austria and Prussia
The Independent Beige publishes in
telligence from Weimar, stating that the
King of Prussia gave his consent to mill
tary arrangements which indicate that
war is inevitable Collenso has intima-
ted his intention to maintain his right as
Colonial Bishop.
FRoM LoxDoS,-The rate of discount
remains at six per cent
Sugar, quiet and steady; coffee, firm :;
tea, frmer; rice, steady; consols, S6s.
The London Post says the situation OF
affairs is every day becoming more criti-
cal The British press, by evident die
tation of the Government, is warlike, and
great military preparations are being
made throughout the Kingdom Of Aus
tria The Government has also taken
measures anticipating the ensuing trou-
bic. Her armamcnts are very extensive
New ORLEANS, April lO.-Cotton is
depressed; sales, l4OO bales; receipts
1880 bales; receipts for past four days
TOOo bales, against 1900 for CORE
spending period last week; exports, TO-
500 bales; stock, lT3,OOO bales sugar is
in better demand at l4lc; molassesr
nominal; -four, 81 60; corn, active ats2l
Gs5c; oats, 5O652c; mess pork, SIS
bacon-clearsides l5lc, shoulders ls1c
tobacco, fair at l4S16c sterling has de
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Pressntiment of Death.

The Sussex IN, j. Register relates a
singular story of citizen Of Newton,
in that State. 1t is of Mr.. Lorenzo
Demarest, who summoned his pastor to
his home last Wednesday, and said that
he should certainly die that night, with
the further statement that the night pre-.
vious his father, who had been dead
many years, came to him and kissed
him, and drew his cold hand over his
breast. Here Mr. Demarest showed with
his own the direction his fathers hand
had taken. THAT" said he, means
death. 1t is cold there already, He
then said that he wanted his body con-
veyed to certain place for interment /;
that he wished funeral discourse TO be
preached after his decease, and that
great care should be taken lest he be
buried alive. At midnight of the same
evening he was found dead in his bed
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clned to 3Olc; New York checks 3Sc
discount; gold, 24a; freight to New York
&c, to Liverpool $1,000, to Havre i@ls.
The Methodist Conference has dis
cussed the Episcopal veto, and the Balti-
more Conference is commissioned to ex-
tend its business to New Orleans. The
Federal policies were required
WASHINGTON, April lO-The President
has proclaimed treaty with the Winnie
bago Indians and the United States, and
also signed the deficiency appropriation
bill. In the House resolution was
adopted directing the Secretary of War
to furnish the House with the findings
of the Commission in the case of award
for the capture Of Booth and Harold.
In the House the Bankrupt bill was
rejected by vote of 73 against 70.
CISoISNArI, April lO-Flour, quiet
and unchanged; wheat, 81 S5; corn
sic; oats and whiskey, dull; provisions
dropping; pork, s25; bulk meats, 9s@
Isle; bacon, dull; lard, l8c.
LOUISVILLE, April l0.-Tobacco, un
changed-sales to-day, l26 hhds; cottor
low middling, 3Oc; -four, Sc Is; pork
$25; bacon shoulders, l2c; whiskey
So %.
TORONTO, April lO-Michael Murphy
President of the Hibernian Society, ant
FIVE others were arrested to-day, while
on their way to Portland, as it was sup
posed, on business connected with tb'
Fenian movement.
ST Louis, April l0.-Cotton dull ant
declined lc; -four, wheat and corn un
changed; oats 429c; provisions anC
whiskey unchanged.
FROM LIvERPoLo. The commercial
news is no later than that received by
the England, but more in detail. Flour
very dull wheat, downward; corn hac
advanced Cd; pork, easier; bacon, mac
tive; sugar declined Cd f; coffee, mac
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S4lO.6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1865, in a very marked and striking man ,
ner exhibits the solid, substantial. and faithful
service rendered patrons by the Phoenix, as well
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific OF
conhagrations, with honor and profit to those
most interested.
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PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

oHIppING TAGS-PRINTED OR PLAIN.
- for sale low at this office.
T,OOF. PHILLIPS * CIR0DE, WHOLE.
sale Grocers and Cotton Factors, 2O6 Front
straet marl5-lm
TTNRUDEAC, +. X, DEALER in WATCHES
Jewelry, etc.. Madison street. marl3- I'm
iIIAX COLLEOT0K-FRED WARNER, EX-
j. change Building. -----A---
,fSHTRD DPRESBYTERIAN CHUxcH-COk.
Chelsea and Sixth streets.
EASURER-WILLIAM BRIDGES, EX-
i change Building.
THRUST DEEDS FOR SALE Low AT THIS
TINTED STATES CLERK-A. 5. MITCH
u ell, 1903 Main street. up stairs.
IT S. DISTRICT ATT0RNEY--J0HN L.,
u Williamson. 3D3 Main street. up stairs.
UESEY, W., DEALER IN BRANDdES,
3 Y Wines, etc., 800 Bank avenue. my 3m
IXTATER COOLERS. ALL SIZES. AT
w Dofngcr's China Store, No. "A, nortn
side of Court SQUARE. mnlzl-ln
VXTADE. II. X CO., WHOLESALE AND
w retail dealers in Books, Stationery, Blank
Books, etc., 2S3 Main street. laA-om
NTHARFMASTERA-y. J. BUTLER MEN
w phis and St Louis Packets Wharfnoat.
VITARRANTEE DEEDS FOR SALE LOW
w at this office. |
IITHITMORE BROTHERS., STEAM JOB
w Printers. Is Madison street.
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INSURANCE.
pUR1Na THE YEAR 1865.

C,HoULD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
- good insurance to every man who desires 70
protect himself against the loss which follows in
the wake of FIRE.
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From the ST. Paul Pres:
"Reminiscences Of Daniel Webster.

"One of the highest exhibitions Of the
general subject the world ever witnessed
was that of Daniel Webster, when, IN an
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Water for Sprinkling.
DJJFFIN. p
TO THE LADIES.

AIDES DESIRING To FINISH THEN
i selves a. mantua makers and perfect dtieTs.
also those who pride themselves In aeing theig
own soUinE. are respectfully requested 20 AL -
No ls- Old Madison street, where theusctri art
Of Dress cuftinr Il proposed 70 Be tnulat AZ
Panic prices for few days only. api1-iUs
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