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at 70.
| Exchange on New York was bought
by the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at premium.
There was but little doing in uncurrent
money, and no change in rates.
There was a good demand for the new
issue Of 5-20's. Dealers were asking
SC premium, there having been an advance
of &c in New York yesterday.
Nashville Corporation Checks were
taken at l5c discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the Sd inst. as follows; $25, 900 new at CSC.
$4,000 new, ID call, at Csc, $4,000 new
at 683, $1,000 new at 68!c, and $4,000
new at este.
The statement of the New York city
banks for the week ending Saturday last,
June l, compare as follows with the pre-
vious week, and with the corresponding
week last year; to which We add the specie
and currency balances in the New York of
fee of the United States Treasury at these
dates respectively:
June 2, '66. June l, '67. May 25. '67
Nat. capl.-$72, 500 200 $73457.70O S73,457.70O
Local So. 9,262.5OO 9O62,5OO s,O62.5OO
Totalcapital $s2O7O,2OO $50, 200 S92,52O.2OO
Loans, $50. 959022 252, 1854 sos
Gold Il gold
notes.. 2S5s.Oe3 I46l7O6O 14.Oss,ee7
other l.. IDS 69,l78992 58.459.827 60562,440
Deposits les l27. $50 l90 86,l43 193673,345
Circulation. 6,244 255 33.747,039 80 697, 253
In S. hes'y. s., 2O2 32l l23.5SS.732 1929, 20
The following are the changes from
the previous weeks statement:
Decrease in So 81
Increase in 533,33
Decrease in other legal tenders.........- 2l026l3
Decrease in deposits 3.2Sl, w
Increase in circulate on. $3.50
The Treasury Department is prepared to
redeem the United States compound-inter-
est notes as they shall severally mature by
the payment of the principal and interest
thereon to the date of their maturity on
presentation TO the Treasurer or either of
the Assistant Treasures at New York,
Philadelphia or Boston.
The New York Times has received the
exact figures of the customs receipts at all
the ports of the United States for the third
quarter of the fiscal year. Adding these
to the first and second quarters, the cons
parison is as follows:
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seu,up our a, New York Cost.

SeIEinK Uut AT new HOrk NOsE.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PASDOLFINI RIvA.
janl0 Il North Cherry street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
. NEW YORK. June 6.-The money market is
active and unchanged. The rates of sterling are
firm and quiet, at 93s@l01sclfor bankers, and
short sight lO3s. Prime commercial 9Ac. The
small Gold steady and without change, OPEN
ing at 1855, and closing at 1855 bid. and 1863
asked. Government securities steady. Z. S. 6s
81. reg, los; do coupons, ll2; do 5-20's. reg,
'65, 1857 dc new. 1857; 10-4O's reg. 991z; do
coupons, e93s; 1905 LIST series 1865; ID series
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JAs..G. OGDEN, Prest Chs. T. WINs. Cashier
PEO PLES' HANK
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, June 6, P. NJ.
CoTToN.-There was considerable ac-
tiyity in the cotton market to-day, not
withstanding the advices from Liverpool
were unfavorable, showing there a Glll
market and decline in prices. The sales
sum up ia bales as follows 33 at p; SO at
% 20 at 224 25 at 20; Is at 10; at
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CEDAR FLOORING. CEDAR PosT. FENCING
PLANK AND DRAwED POPLAR SHINGLES, Uerv
IolD corner of Crawford and North Summer SITS.
may7-lm
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For Cairo, ST. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans

New Orleans.
THE SPLENDID PASSENGER 0zzs
l. Steamer. NASHVILLE, WLEY slt51atsff
SIMMs, Master. JOHNNY HARPER, -
Clerk. will leave as above on FRIDAY, the
9TH inst, at II o'clock NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
C0RBETT z BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street.
or HARRISON 4 SONS.
june7 1t Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cigars and TObaccos.-Rosenheim B,

Fine French Organdies at Thompson
Brothers, 81 Is cents Great bargain. JET 81
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OFFICE OF THE
Merchants and Manufacturer
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
NASHVILLE, rENE. M1YL,Issz

NASHVILLE, TENN. M y 4, 1857,
TO all Payers Of Insurance PreBtigms
THE "MERCHANES' AND MANUFAC-
Il turers Mutual Insurance ompany," now
completely organized. with its Office az the
NnamDer OF Commerce, will issue Poll
cies against loss or damage By Fire and the
perils OF the seas and rivers. at
EQUITABLE RATES or PREMIUM
The great Characteristic point Of this Com
pany Is that Of an equitable commercial r0part-
nership. in which every partner particip ates to
the full extent OF has contributions whether In
stock or Insurance Premiums.
The Stock IL liked 90 One Hundred Del
lars per share. ia order that the SMALL a.
well as the LARGE payers Of Premiums may
Justly aud equitabiy participate 10 the advau-
tages offered.
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed An
annual interest of ten per cent. upoU
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata With the
SfQCkHOLDEh the proGB derived nom The
business.
The subject L one Justly entitI % 10 the ,eri-
Gus attention Of every intelligent merchant and
real estate owner, and a close In yestigafiou can
not fail to develop the advantage oil security
70 the insured and prosperity % the fnsuser
presented BY the Merchants aud Manu- f4rtursf7'
Mutual Insurance Company. under fair shsrs
Of public patronage and close attention 10 10
proper administration.
a. y. GOFF, PresiIenL
HnuanN ~ rs-.-s4-4
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Corporation scrip s.
Also the highest price paid for all kinds OF
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price ht fur
nished when desired.
va ARE SELLING U. S. Revenue Stamps AZ Gov
eminent ratss VI Discount
Selling eelIiao
$50 10 100 2 per cent dis France ! Francs
foo 10 500 per cent dis. Switzerland ( 3 s. per
900 70 1904 per cent dis Belgium I dollar
N. Y. Exchange. = pr GKRNaNY.
Cincinnati " 40 gr. Bremen 81 II per goid
Louisville l-l0 Or ThAler
Memphis prem. Berlin, 81 o. per Prus-
Small Drafts sian Thaler.
FoREtgN ExCHANGF Munich 6i[
EnglaRi 81 per Frankfort per one
ireland I one pound Amsterdam builder,
Scotland Sterling. Corporation checks IL
per cent discount
Deposits received snd collections made on all
accessible points.
ONCE hours. g. n 70 5PB
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q" I'd and Sd SERIES.

London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. June 6-Cotto1 duh at EzGlc
lower; uplands 27c Flour 29c lower. and more
active; superfne, state and western. s. 75a9 IS;
extra western, 80 00Gl1 90; choice. 81 5O@
II so; shipping brands, Sll 25al2 90; trade
brands, Sl2 1O@l3 so, closing steady. Pork,
So 5OG22 81. new mess closing at S22 70 regular
s22 90; old do, $40 OO9lS 3, and 80 90 for
prir1a mass
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,AsHvILLFAED NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD

EDGEFfELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
arrive at Nashville 700 A. NJ.
cave Nashville 80 P.
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI. June 6.-FIour rather irmer.
and holders Withdrawing from the market,
the stock has been taken, and found to be but
2l26S bbls of all kinds. Flour was firm then at
So O0@l5 90. with large stock of wheat in the
" estern States. Family and fancy, sl2 00@
IS 90, but only in small lots. Wheat sold at
81 25G2 40 for No. winter. Corn dull and pri-
ces nominal. Cotton dull and prices &c lower ;
middling .. Whisky dull. Pork SD 80
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mayo lyw No. ~ Cedar ST., New York
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but unchanged. Corn-nothing doing, and dull
and small sales. Prime undress -four lower ;
spring extra 50 60@9 ~. Wheat lower and I'M
settled; good fall 81 90; prime and choice S. Is.
Corn little firmer for perfectly dry and ship
ping lots, but other kinds very dull Prices
range at 91@9Sc OF mixed. Oats n little
higher at S5095c
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THE CITY.

second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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TOLEDO.
The Breaking up or the Ice Bridge
Il Carried AWay---SteambOats Carried
AWAY By the G0rge-Great De.
stracti0n Of Property. 80 ieh5 b

TOLEDO, Feb. 18.-The ice in the
Maumee River, opposite this, city,
down the gorge at the foot Of Cherry
Street. The water rose rapidly, foods
ing warehouses, lumber yards, obase-
ments, &C., along Water Street, which
was completely submerged at several
points, The railroad depot, Island
House Hotel, and large portion of
territory occupied BY the railroad,
and known as mid ground dsIWsre
"A 4 bout NJ, g Cherry Street
Bridge. upwards of three -fourtHs Of
mile in. length, gave way, and nearly
half of the, entire structure Eswept
out, There. were five persons ON the
wrecked portion, ,5.all of whom aes-
capped on the ice. The damage to this
bridge viii, probably reach $4,000.
Fears were Entertained for the safety
of the Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad
Bridge, which has. been rebuilt during
the present winter, and Just COM
pleted. 1t was at one time In great
danger but saved BY stretching a
train ef heavily laden freight cars
i TIE st Steamer cam City City Of Toledo broke
from her noorings and drifted down
stream some distance, but finally
swung along the Michigan Southern
Dock, where she was secured. a
The small steamer Belle also went
;adrift, and shortly disappeared lake.
ward, and has probably sunk, -usg D
: Towards night. the gorge broke,
and the water quickly subsidized to the
average level. 1t is, currently report
ed that the bridge on Maumee River,
ten miles above here, has BEEN carr
ried away, but lacks confirmation. n
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Resolutions Of Sympathy with Gre
9tans Sentence Ofa Negro Burglar
Il --Firejat San ,EranciSeO.yn

GALvEsToNis isFeba. 18. The Bulletin
has Brownsville dates of the 13tha p
Major General lew Wallace arrived
here yesterday, but. left Immediately
for Cincinnati. l5sils go las;b.
The Liberals are reported every
where victorious. Escobedo and Ire
vino had fought two battles with Mira
mon, who, in the last fight, was shot
through both legs, and whose army
was utterly routed. ~ tAsp'uI -.
q Zacatecas was re-occupied by the
the Liberals. The only force between
Juarez. and the City Of Mexico was
1000 men under Castillo. ,s - vot n,
! Maximilian was at Hacienda, out
side the city, and seemed to be paying
no attention TO the affairs of 'StateoTd
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Descent on Gang Of iCOunterreiters.

"a ST. Louis. Feb. 18-The Commit
tee appointed by the Southern Relief
Association, to. distribute the funds
& raised by the late Fair and by volun-
tary contributions, have made state
ment of their proceedings From
this statement it appears that the As
sociation has put into the possession
-, Of the Committee the sum total of
$124,843 81 There has been dis
bursed by the Committee, including
all the appropriations made at each of
their meetings, an aggregate amount
of $68,738 90. ,.fs soala
ST. Louis, Feb. 18.-For some time
asoaa ii past quite number of United States
detectives, have been visible on our
streets, and it was rtimored they had
traced. the headquarters of gang of
counterfeiters that were flooding the
.@ ceuntrys with bognsSf fractional cur
rency, to st. Louis or its vicinity
Their operations we're carried on with
-o.,on great seecresy, and with success. so's,
boJioO Il 0n Saturday night, Wood, one of
,HTBY YtheGW ashihgton ftlstectives, aided by
sthe,St. Louis ChiefEof, Police, CouzI
zens, made a descent upon gang at
a point about one mile west of the
- s.,,,. Fair Grounds, capturing James Hill,
one of the parties, and securing
saslaIge Quantity of spurious 50-cent
notes, and adj the plates and appara-
jss~gol ss tus used in their manufacture A man
fnsh named Brudery, also connected with
the gang. was, captured. The descent
s'of the officers was SO tinex xpected, that
not only weresthe men captured, but
s their press, ,saidrto be the only one in,
''sA' 'DoA the West, their inks, paper, gold leaf
"A, and lcoloring natter together with
currency in all stages of manufacture.
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iCOLUMRUS, OHIO,
arrival Os General Sheridan Recep.
si' e ton by the G0yern0r. h9' y

g CoLuMtBBpps, Aoa., Feb. IS General
Phil, Sheridan arrived here to-day,l
accompanied, BY a joint committee of
the Ohio General Assembly, by whose
Invitation, he came, He win be re-
ceiEed byith Senate at 2 PM, and by
the House Immediately after. The
Governor gives a, reception tonight
at the Executive Rooms, at the Capt.
,ttFpll, in honor Of Gen, Sheridan 'a'aA :
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,--.,.--- WASHINGTON. Feb. ,18,AThe fol-
lowing nominations have been con-
confirmed Milton w. Worden, As
SCISSOR Internal Revenue, 9Th district,
= II Qhio5 Dsyid Turner, d 9sh district, In
,saou0Jesse J.oAlexander, Collector, 7th,
IaAW district, Indiana. f1 s.liLl ssS
An order has been issued in the de-
partment of the South, dated Charles
ton, 18th, that all enlisted men, now
undergoing confinement by sentence
ofa court martial, for desertion, be re-
lieved when they have been confined
six months. s.~.-~
il Ulf0A Alpetition from the Legislature of
Utah, was presented to Congress to-
- B8sdayS 1t asserts that <polygamy has
.of:j y,gs had a great moral influence in saving
aiaM . the people from prostitutlonand other
kindred evils.
YWAsHrNaroN,9 Feb 18-Con1mis-
q t1sioner Bpgy has succeeded IN having
.TEtgansteTFed to his oeh ehaEge R the lhdlan da
iT'TTN an6w heldas prisoners by the military
ar,s of New Mexico. These Indians cost
the Government last year. flor food
.--a--- and transportation S. 500, 900, where
as, blythe transfer, the Commissioners
propose to take better care OF them
at not exceeding 100000.
A delegation of Missouri River
YaAH Sioux Indians. consisting of forty
four, arrived here yesterday -l99za-
,rsc WASHINGTON, Feb, 18,-The SEN
- 81 ate to-day returned to the House the
Reconstruction Bill, as amended 1t
was temporarily laid on the Speaker
table for subsequent consideration.
A large attendance of spectators are
@ @f.s5 4 ~ expecting exciting proceedings p a
.s1aW .lasasW WAsHINGToN February 18 - The
-o1 brs steamer Believed the Swatara arrived
slasr diof the Navy Yard this evening, with
gib IoshJ John H Surratt on board0 A guard
s---s~s-a-' hes been stationed at the wharf to
prevent communication with those on
an ~ board, exeept, by high official permis-
moo hnaslon.b1Hwt toa 1905 b9yom ~ flig = f,3s
-gosgd ID, 2 NEWARK, n. j. Feb, 49, -Thomp
E,Giisx son, the negro burglar who shot Mrs
nb Aaron Ward, wounding her, while
robbing her house on New Year:
night has been sentenced to thirty
vears in the State prison
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= 7 Bos4oON, Feb. 18.@The dwelling
house of Samuel Appleton was enter
ed last night By two burglars; s Ap
seriously injured, The thieves got a
large amount, of booty collected to.
gether, but the rencontre caused
their fight, with only s2,OOOin Treas
.ury notes. ft.fs;,,sf f.,.ssfi,r
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10 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 18.-Yes-
terdayisa fire zon the Southeast
corner of Davis & and Washington
streets destroyed several buildings.
Loss $l2O00f Three shocks by an
earthquake e. was perieneed at San
Diego, California, on the 1st inst. ~
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4 .MATAMoRAs, Feb. l3xAO On January
5ths six hours after the battle, Pate
churo was occupied by the Liberal
forces. - The artillery aand war
material ofEthe Lmperialists fell into
the hands of the Liberals bFo7
8leThe Imperial chiefs, Fraz,I Bazzy,
Puente, Bulneg, Etsassi and Adolph7
us, were shot by order of Miramonl,
on account of their conference with
; Guadalaiara is occupied by Liberals
! Several Liberal Generals have; been
victorious over the Imperialists,. and
captured their artillery and trains.
Morelea is also occupied by Liberals.
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iMAEAMoRog, Feb: t5rQff cial re-
ports from Geu,r Eseebedo to the
President announces Miramon COM
pletelye routed by his forces, and
leaving on the battle field number
of prisoners aud all his artillery
ammunition trains and ,equipage. Gen.
Trayeno and Col. Pedro Martinez
are aas pursuing ! bin. Aotllys A courier;
not ten left 9togethak Of the I'm
perialists under Miramon,t
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aAUaUsrA. Me, Feb. 1s.ZResolu-
itions of . sympathy for the Cretans
were reported in the State Senate this
forenoon. tasann - Eo....tt. IN ra.-
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~ =. RIcHMoND, Va, Feb. 19. Lieut..
y. s. .Neyberry, 18th infantry . COM
mitted shicide tonight. He was un-.
der military arrest - s91-ii9s
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WASHINGTON.

10 igsml Cost OF Indians to the Government
ga sTa fan C0nfirmatfOns by the Senate-Im-
frori sssis pOrfaRt Military 0rder.o.ls
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2 NEWARK. N. r., Feb, 18.-Thonp-
4 son, the negro burglar who shot Mrs
Aaron Ward, wounding her, while
robbing her house on New Years
night, has been sentenced to thirty
years in the State prison.
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NASHVILLE Feb. 1S.-The Senate
passed the bilIcoRfering suffrage on
negroes. A motion to strike out the
clause preventing them from serving
on 3jurfessor holding office waso re-
jected by a tie vote. The bill pre-
viously passed the House. 1t is now
a law unless reconsidered, which is
! not probable.
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The Fenian Excitement in
tsH sslIsmNeW York; i,

Breaking Of the Ice at Toledo
Destruction Of a Large Bridge. e
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PARIS, Feb lS.TM. Rhanave, Min
lister Justice, . &c. qiof Maximilian's 5
Government in Mexico has arrived
here, accompaniedrsby the high OIL
cials of the Mexican Empire. iisds s.
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From washington.

WAsHINGToN, April 9.-The President
has nominated ]. p. Stockton, of New
Jersey, as Minister to Austria, and
Horace Capron, of Illinois, as Commits
sioner of Agriculture.
Brevet Major W. ]. Turning, of the
Corps of Engineers, has been trans
ferred from the Department of the East
to the Department of Dacotah. First
Lieutenant r. W. Petriker, Corps of
Engineers, has been ordered to the De-
partment of Plata. Surgeon Dewitt @.
Peters is relieved from duty in the de-
partment at Washington and ordered
TO repair to st. Louis, and report by
letter to the Medical Director of the De-
partment of Missouri, to accompany a
detachment of recruits to New Mexico.
On arriving at New Mexico he will re-
port to the commanding General and
chief medical officer of that district for
assignment.
WASHINGTON, April o.-The Senate
late this afternoon after an elaborate
debate, ratified the Russian American
treaty, seven votes only being in the
negative.
Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF Ag-
riculture, appointed Theodore C. Pc
tiers, of Maryland, an agent to aid in
the distribution of seeds in the South
to perfect the lists of Southern statisti-
cal correspondence and to CO. operate in
the organization and improvement of
Southern agriculture.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
of Gen. Sol Meredith, Surveyor General
OF Montana and Idaho by large vote.
The President this morning issued
warrants of pardon to u. B. Vance, late
Governor of North Carolina.
In the Supreme Court the argument
in the Dehoro California land case, was
continued to-day, and will probably
occupy several more days.
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Latest News
BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 9th of April.

LoNDoN-Noon-Consols, 9ON; 5-2Os,
T41z; Illinois Central, 761<; Erie, s6zl.
LoNDoN-2 P. M.-The Liberal party
% the House of Commons has split on
the reform question. 1t is now thought
that the Derby government is safe.
Consols declined 90; bonds TAX; Illinois
Central a.
LIvERPooL-Noon-F 2ss. 3D.;
California Wheat lbs. cd. Barley, As. Sd.
Oats IS. 4d. Provisions generally I'M
changed. Refined Petroleum Is. sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 1912 P. M
Breadstuffs, hrmer, with an upward
tendency. Wheat, advanced; No. 1, lbs
Cd. Corn, Cd; medium, I'D.
PARIS, April e.-Marquis De Mon
steir has made a very conciIiatory
speech, which has greatly lessened the
panic of yesterday.
LONDON, April acknowledgements,
eO1<; 5-2O's, 741<. Illinois Central, "a;
Erie. 81.
LvERPooL-Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet, with no appearance of improve
ment. The sales to-day were s, 1000 bales,
at 121<d for middling uplands, and 121<
for New Orleans.
The market for goods and yarns is
dull, with declining tendency.
The Breadstufs market is active and
buoyant. Corn is quoted at 42s Cd per
quarter for mixed western; barley, As
Cd per sixty lbs; oats-Canada and
American, IS sd per As lbs. Peas, ASS
for Canadian. Provisions unchanged.
Produce-Fine Resin, It's per 100 lbs.
Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, April 9-Eve.-It was known
that Napoleon deeming the possession
of Luxemburg Indispensable for the
military security of the French from
tier, not long since commenced nego-
tiations with the King of Holland for
the purchase of the Grand Duchy and
its incorporation with the French EN-
pire, but as the fortress of Luxembourg,
which Is one of the strongest fortifica-
tions in Europe, is held by Prussian
garrison, and the Prussian govern
ment backed by the whole of Germany,
it firmly objects to the transfer of the
Duchy to France. The King of Hol-
land has Withdrawn from any further
negotiation on the subject.
The French Emperor insists that his
propositions shall be carried out and
the treaty complicated. The national
pride of France has been deeply
wounded, and wild anti-Prussian
feeling has seized the country.
Meanwhile while the dispute is pend
ing, both Prussia and France are max
ing military preparations. This threat
ing state of affairs is the cause of finan-
cial panic which now exists in London,
Paris and all the principal cities of
Europe.
DUBLIN, April 9.-The trials of the
Fenian prisoners on the charge of high
treason commenced here yesterday, but
were to-day postponed until the 22d
inst. The prisoner Massey has turned
Queens evidence.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, April &c. D.
BIacque, formerly Turkish Consul
General at Naples, has been appointed
Envoy Sublime Porte to the United
States of America.