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JACoBUs ON GENESIS, VOL. II.
JUS IS s o ED.

JUST ISSUED.
TIME PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUB
LEGATION have just added to their list OF
publications VOL II of DR.. JACOBUS NOTES
ON GENESIS, completing the Book. The
QUESTION BOOK, previously issued covers
the Two Volumes. I'm
Price for the NOTES, per volume, 81 rs
I" +" QUESTIONS, per copy, $50
&C " ~" ~ =" dozen, 9 so
The BOARD keep on hand all the other Com
mentaries and Question Books of DIR. JACO-
BUS, at the above prices, except that on ACTS,
which is $1.75.
LATE SABBATH SCHOOL ISSUES.
THE LITTLE PRIEST, 55 and 60 cts.
THE CONVTCTS FAMILY, So and 60 cts.
THE OLD BROWN HOUSE, 40 and As cts.
CLOUDS AFTER RAIN, 55 and so cts.
THE TRUE SISTER, 55 and 60 cts.
HADASSAH, 80 and 40 cts.
And New and Enlarged Edition Of
COINS OF THE BIBLE.
By JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, A. M.
-'i W. SARGENT,
fe6-tf Business Correspondent
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ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
VIZ D. TOMPKINS & BRO.

General Commission Merch ants,
18th AND BASIN BANK, RICHMOND, VA.
FOR THE SALE OF
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn, Meal, Oats,
Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed, Pig Iron, Lumber,
and Produce generally.
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DALMER Il TURPIN,
SEED DE A l. Z r 8
No 1h06 Maip ctraat Richmond Va

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Our Imported Garden Seeds are from the
most celebrated growers of England and France,
those grown in America are from the best, and
grown under our personal supervision.
Our descriptive Catalogue is ready, and will
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Ecclesiastical Nutiees.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR:
OF UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECToRs
OF UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Members of the Board of the Union Theolo-
gical Seminary under the care of the Synods OF
Virginia and North Carolina, are respectfully
reminded that the time fixed, by the Constitu-
ton, for the annual meeting of the Board is the
second Monday of May, commencing at II M.
A full attendance is earnestly requested,
WILLIAM HENRY FooTE,
President of the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors are:
For the Synod of Virginia.-tRev William s.
White, D. D., Rev. William Brown, D. D., Rev.
c. Il. Read, D. D., Rev. Henry G. Alexander,
Rev. William Fl. Foote, D. D., Rev. James H.
Fitzgerald, Rev. j. Calvin Barr, and Rev. S. d.
Stuart, ministers; with Messrs. c. c. Read, A.
G. McIlwaipe, Joseph Cloyd, and John Randolph
Tucker, elders.
For the Synod of North Carolina. Rev.
Messrs s. A. Stan6eld, Jethro Rumple, Thomas
U. Faucette, F. II. Johnston, Joseph M. Akin
son, j. Henry Smith, j. M. Sherwood, G. A.
Russell, ministers; with ruling elders Messrs.
E. Nye Hutchinson, N. M. Roam, j. G. Shepherd,
and NJ. V. Lanier.
The Presbytery of Greenbrier stands adjourned
to meet at Kanawha Salines, on the third We'd
nesday, the 18th day of May, 1857, at 7 P. NJ.
There will be call meeting of Greenbrier
Prosbytery at Salem Church, Greenbrier county,
West Virginia, April 9th, 1867, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, to dismiss Rev. R. P. Kennedy from the
Greenbrier to the Lexington Presbytery.
II. b. Rose, Moderator.
The Presbytery of Lexington stands adjourned
to meet in Hebron Church, on Wednesday, the
18th day of May, 1867.
Reports from ministers and sessions on recip-
rocal duties will be called for, and Seasonal re-
cords will be renewed at this meeting.
S. Brown, Stated Clerk.
The Presbytery of RAPPAHAEocK will hold its
next Stated meeting at Warrenton, Fauquer
county, Virginia, on the Thursday before the I'd
Sabbath of June, (the 9th, commencing at y
O. clock, p. M. JOHN W. PUGH,
t Stated Clerk.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, will hold its next meeting
in Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday the 10th
day of May, at II o'clock A. M.
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T WISH to take into my family to be taught
i by myself (the higher English branches, La
tin, Greek and Mathematics SIX BOYS, be-
tween the ages of II and Is. The boys will be
members of my family and will receive my per-
sonal aid in their studies, both in and out Of
school. Ny residence is remarkable for Its
health, and the neighborhood for its refinement
and for its religious advantages. 1t is five miles
from Michaux Ferry, on the James River Canal,
and the same distance from Powhatan G. 81.
which is connected by stage line with the Rich.
mond & Danville Railroad. The session will
commence on the first of September and close
the last of June, with ten days vacation at
Christmas.
Terms, $3.50 for all expenses. Early applica.
ton desired as the number of pupils is limited.
K. DABNEY,
Jefferson, Powhatan county, Va.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION: Rev. William a..
McGuHey, D. D., l.. l.. D., John B. Minor, Ii
D., Prof. Charles S. Venable, A. NJ, University
of Va; Prof. Charles Martin A. M, Hampden
Sidney; Hon. James p. Holcombe, late PROBES.
sor of Law at University OF Va; Rev. Moses d.
Hoge, d. D., Rev. Charles Minnegerode, d. D.,
Richmond Rev. D. F. Sprigg, Editor of South
e1n Ch,rchman, Alexandria, Va.
an OFF
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oft. But at present there seems to be no 9TH
er way than toendure the trouble, vexatious as
it is both to editors, and subscribers, and
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Fine clasps on any of the above will be 80
cents additional.
The 24mo. cloth edition is printed on palmer
paper than the other editions. 1t is gotten up
substantially, and handsomely bound, but with
reference to cheapness. ,
A liberal discount will be made to the trade,
and also discount of 20 per cent. to ministers,
who purchase for their own use, but to no others.
w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
Superintendent of Book Store, 101l Main ST..
Richmond, Va., April 8, 1867.
IN 17-2t vii.
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These Mineral Waters

These Mineral Waters
Have an established reputation for very high
curative virtue in all the following classes of dis
ease, and as being an ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC
in several of them, viz:
Scrofnla and all the forms of Glandular Swell
lings and Cutaneous Eruptive Disease, Erysipe-
las, letter, Eczema, &C., Chronic Liarrhea
and Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Chronic
Thrush, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Dropsy and Piles. In all anamc conditions of
the System and broken-down states of the Con-
stitution, Loss of Appetite and General Nervous
Prostitution, their powers and virtue as Re-
storative may be safely pronounced to be
WITHOUT A KNOWN RIVAL
Amongst the Mineral Waters of the World.
They are especially indicated in the whole class
ofailments peculiar to the Female Constitution.
The Springs Pamphlet, with analysis of Pro-
fessor Hayes, of Boston, and letters of DR.. Cart
wright, of New Orleans; Professor Cabell, of the
University of Virginia; Drs. Norman and Ora
ham, of Virginia; Drs. T. G.. Thomas and Thorn
as Addie Emmett, of New York, and of other
distinguished men of the clergy and other pro-
fessions, abundantly attest what is here said Of
the virtues of this water.
Can be had on application to the Agents.
LIE ALOM MAoO, Oh OALlO VI Liz
WATER
These Salts are now put up in 81 and Sc walls,
sealed and stamped with the Springs seal to
prevent all mistake, and sent at those prices,
postage paid, to any office in the United States,
and, at the price, is much the cheapest form Of
obtaining the water.
One box of water will last seven weeks at one
pint daily.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
RICHMOND, VA.
A. B. FUCKER, LYNCHBURG, VA.
COLEMAN & RODGERS, BALTIMORE, MD.
HEGEMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS, New YORK.
Are kept in regular supply of the Water and
Powders direct from the Springs.
paS~ Orders sent to either of the above houses
or to the proprietors, must be accompanied with
the money as no accounts will be kept.
CAUTION.-In ordering the Water it will not
do simply to order "a box of Alum Water" If
you want THIS water, be careful to say Rock
bridge Alum Water" and so also of the Salts or
Mass.
The Springs will be open on the LIST of June.
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
ap 24-2m Propriet0rs.
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GEORGE W. GARY. WILLIAM 3. CLEMNIzg.
GARY & CLEMMfTT,
NEAT
BOOK, JOB AND ORNAMENTAL
PRINTERS AND
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No. II, 18th Street, Richmond, Virginia.
HAvING completely fitted up our estab
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Workmen, we can safely guarantee satisfaction
All kinds of Colored Inks, Gold and Silver
Bronze, White and Colored Paper, Cards of all
qualities and sizes, constantly on hand, and will
be disposed of al small advances on original cost
nay We are also Agents for the sale of John
sons Superior Black Printing Inks, of every
quality, at Factory prices. Di
sep 12-6m.
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School at Cluster Springs, Virginia.

THE NEXT TERM of twenty weeks will
commence JANUARY 28th, 1867.
TERMs-S125 in Advance for all charges ex-
cept lights and towels.
We prepare boys for College, University or
pupils at South h Boston, s on the Richmond and
Danville Railroad. l.
For particulars address the Principal,
Rev. j. B. SHEARER, A. NJ,
of University of Virginia.
Black Walnut P. Office, Halifax Co., Va:
REFERENCEs.-The Faculties of Hampden Sid
ney, University of Virginia, and Chapel Hill,
N. Carolina, and acquaintance generally.
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NHILDREN'S PRAISE.
The New Sabbath School Music Book.

Just Published by the PRESBYTERIAN
BOARD OF PUBLICATION.
Price $50 per Hundred.
WINTHROP SARGENT,
Business Correspondent,
may lin S21 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
r A. BELVIN,
81. UNDERT4KER,
Broad street, between 18th and l4th Streets,
nearly opposite 1st Baptist Church.
Keeps on hand
METALLIC CASKET, 1899
METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, OAK and POPLAR COFFlNS.
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OARDozo, ALsoP & FoURQUREAN,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 9lS Broad St., between 9th and 10th.
HAVE just received complete assortment of
Spring goods-many of which have been bought
at auction for Cash and will be sold very low.
Mr.. j. Q. Chiles is with us, and would be glad
to see his friends. g., A. & F.
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THE BOTTLED WATER
OF
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

PRICE REDUCED to
TEN DOLLARS PER CASE OF
ONE DOZEN HALF GALLON BOTTLES
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IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOR SURVEY
ING AND CALCULATING AREAS.
y -i INVENTED BIZ
J. NJ. 'LILLEY, Staunton, Virginia.
THIS INSTRUMENT has been adopted at
the United States Military Academy, West
Point; Kenyon College, Ohio; Wake Forest Col
lege, North Carolina Trinity College, North
Carolina; Hampden Sidney College, Virginia,
and others; and by number of the best En-
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ed by the Professors of Mathematics and En-
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many other gentlemen of high scientific attain
ments. - g. SO. iGiiHg1i ai 20.t..
Circulars containging description of the In
stument, price list, and certificates of recon-
mendation, will be SCENTS to persons who apply
for them. .j' 20 L3g92G rft
Orders for instruments filled promptly. 49,.
Agents wanted to introduce the Instrument
into the different States SHf ~
Address F RID. LILLEY,
n rrel, ..d q Staunton, Virginia,
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oh URCH MUSIC. '-o |
,-.. JUST PUBLISHED, ie ID.
The New Casket, b lar
Containing Sparkling Gems, gathered from the
works of Handel, Hayden, Mozart, Beethoven,
Rossini and other great masters.
Also, Choice selections from eminent Ameri
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A large amount of New Music, adapted to the
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ing larger number than can be found in any
similar work, being the most complete collection
of Sacred Melodies ever published.
i By GEORGE o. ROBINSON,
Charleston, s. G.
For sale by STARKE & RYLAND, Rich
mond, Va, Sole Agents for the State.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, will hold its next meeting
in Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday the 10th
day of May, at II o'clock A. M.
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IUXEMBURG.

DECLARATION THE hOSIrEuh
The Moieur du Soir OF April publishes the following
remarks upon the Luxemburg question as addressed To
Count bismarck by Herr Bennigsen, In the North
German Parliament;
"These questions which might have had an unpleasant
result in the present condition Of Europe leave upon u
ON the whole favorable impression Although several
disnuted he has plainly admitted how desirable Is the
maintenance OF relations " c0rahty and good neighbor
hood between the German and French nato s. ana now
disastrous would be q between the two countries
tnt Isl snnrck pointed in dlgifted language the
necessity Germany should take the Just snscepD
ties OF France into account, and also made sevefai IN
portant He admitted that LuxeInenrg was
an OF which the King OF Holland could
dispoSe The recise of his sovereign rights ana upon
his own respon sity He did not attempt TO contest
the udubtabr rat that the inhabitants Of the Duchy OF
Luxembourg expfsienccd strong repugnance 10 DelhB
Incorporated with Germany, and he insisted lastly upon
the influence which the desire of maintaining pacc ana
friendly relations With It's powerful Dehbor must exer
else upon the policy Of the Prussian Governments"
DECLARATION OF sEsu-ofFIcIAL PRUssIAs PAPER.
The semoffcal Berlin North German Gazette of April 2,
In an article referring to the eventually OF war between
France and Prussia tho Luxembourg question: says:
"Luxemburg would by no means compensate for the
sacrifices which would be entaled by war Even
victorious France would only once evoke former
and now happily extinguished enuity. France should
well consider the que all sides before she attacks
n people defending its national integrity. war would
also certainly place In question that domestic stability
which the French Government has sriyen to achieve
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

JoxnoN April 15-Noon-CO nsOls for money open
sOa American secnrities-Ee s1ares da 70 7es
United States FiveTwenty bonds are steady at a. Inc
bonds at Frankfort are steady the opening price
Afternoon-since the opening Consols have advanced
and are now Quoted al dn I0s fooGy Eric Shares
ss4 Illinois Central, 76A; United states FlVeIweny
EVening-Consols closed at 9Os for money. American
securtes closed the following rates; Unlted oIas
Five-Twentes, "a; Illinois Central shares 'cs; Etc ~
FRSEKFoRT April Evening-Ameriean bonds closed
IoSpoN. April 15-NoOn-The market for American
and other produce opens quiet and quotations are gene
mIngtOn Fine ROsin has declined j. per cwt since last
report and is now quoted at l6 Oils are steady AT
Dutch standard iron-52 for Scotch Pigs mixed mum
feeding Linseed-65l per cwt for Calcutta.
AfternOon.-Sugar firm at 24 per cwt for IL Dutch
Evenimg-wheat has advanced q per quarter, Corn
last quoted at 49, per quarter sugar closed r al
Rli for No 10 Dutch standard.
iIyERPooI April i5-Noon.-The Cotton market opens
quiet and steady at unchanged prices Inc Saes 'ony
I'D. Mddlng Orleans, l24d The marketfor Breadstus
Sn ire for MKed Western California White Wheat
a GENITAL. Barley as y 60 10 for American oats, 56
The Provision market is generally without change. Pork
77I6 y 200 ~ Beef, l2ji e So4 ~ Bacon, 4oi6
S Cheese iOr co. uoe' cWt for Midding American
Articles of American produce are quiet and steady
and WITHOUT Oeclueu cHdDst. Sldnufhu
White Petroleum has declined Id since last report and
IS now quoted at IS per gallon Of ~ Spirits Petroleum
steady at per gallon. Ashes 34 per cwt for Pots
Tallow 446 per cwt. for American, and St Petersburg
Spirits Turpentne 81 per cwt Cloyerseed 500 per cwt
for American Red. " -,,-
AfternOon.-The Cotton market has bt come consider
ably mer since the opening and an advance OF July one
eighth has been established in prices Mddhng Uplanus
ore now quoted at l2Gl2Ad.
Eyening-The cotton market has been active during
the day and closed firm at the following authorized quo
taons: Midding UplaDds ADD; Middng Oreansi24d the
sales OF the day amounted TO 1900 bales CornMlxed
Western 436 per quarter Wheat-Whe CalifOrna,l3lO
&l49 per Genital Oats, $40 per IS lbs for Canadian
Barley per lbs, for American. Transformation,
t5 per quarter Pork, n per 400 lbs Beef 1881 per 3o4
lbs CheeseN iddling American COL per cwt. Lard 49i
for American. Ashes-POts, 34 percwt Talow, Az for
American I&nseed Cakes, 80 l0I. Spirits Turpentne
81 per cwt ROsin. s3 for Common, and l6 for Fine
American Red Glover Seed, 5Gi6. PetrOleum-Standard
White, lI5 per gallon. IrOn-ScOtch Pigs, 52i per tun
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


The Athens correspondent OF Ire L0Rd0h iHRes,
writing on the 2lst says:
great instruction OF the Greeks In Epirus ana
Thessaly WILL before month elapses compicatc the
difficulties already caused by the war IN Crete The
Greeks have indeed advanced far in their appeals 10
revolutionary feelings and proclaimed their potca pre-
tensions loudly that 10 is impossible for them 10 retreat
without serious loss OF national influence In the East
The Of the Roumans seryians and Monteneghs
stmuates them 10 action. IL appearances can De relied
on there will soon trouble the Greek frontier but
appearances are proverbally deceitul Russia is NOT
likely 10 assist effectuay unless she can secure 20
herself Constantnope aud the command OF the BLACK
Austria requires an extension OF her Delmatian and
Croatian frontiers, where the Savonian Mussumans or
Bosnia might prefer her government 70 that OF the
OttomaDs Of Constantnope. These wild schemes re-
dulre European war for their reslization Dut
Athens hold strongly the faith that a great European
war Is 10 occur in the summer on 1871. Aniiu
the eloquent appeals that uttered the visible
OF serious Instruction along the Turkish irontler not
strone Two bodies calling themselves Provincial Gov
ernments OF Epirus and Thessaly have made their APP
frontier published proclamation boosted OF their revo
utonary exploits and cried loudly for aid from Greece,
without producing much effect hitherto. During the
Winter q committee at Athens has been colectng sub
scrptons the purchase OF two roncladsps 10 serve
as the nucleus Of national fleet capable OF dsputng the
command OF the Archipelago with the suitans navy.
About the events Of the In Crete there nothing new
10 tell The Sultan informed that there are stu about
800 uncaught yagabonds hiding Mount Ida
stealing the goats OF the Mussulmans. The Arkadon
second from syria TO Crete with VARIABLE
cargo, and brought back upward or 500 refugees FROM
irTus last week The enthusiasm OF the Athenians was
elevated 10 the highest pitch Large reeniorcements.
both OF Ottoman and Egyptian troops aid TO have ar
rived In Crete, and the Turks have attacked eqnaka
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TURKEY.

THE IssuRRECTIoH ~ CRETE-A NEW DECREE OF TIE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ATHENS March 2l.-Advices recently received from
Crete report that the General Assembly Of the revo
tonary party in that sland has issued the following
address: ......
1.-THE General Assembly OF the Cretans decree that
Government shall be established in Crete in the name OF
the title Of the Provisional Government OF Crete .
1.-THE Provisional Government emanates ron que hs
sembly and Ia appointed suspended by IL trough
Official declaration. 1t is composed OF memDets cnosGn
in all the provinces OF the island and OF seeretSry
case of need q second secretary may be appointed ~ ~
TO have President elected by the members oni
their body 1t acts with the appr1Vai Oh Tue Ar
snmhly and receives from IL every month the necessary
materials for the exercise OF It's functions sha return
monthly exact account of its acts ana lts nun No.
and i'm case OF need whenever such account snail NC
asked for The Provisional Government shail nave d
private seal bearing the words W % Soe
Of Greece. The duties OF the Provisional uo'eInhen'
TO direct and organize the operations OF the war; to
confer military rank and grant rewards 10 Ihose Mo
and who 1ne sgnh hemseves as wei az TO widows
and orphans OF those who die for the eOunfy 10 H
war 10 conclude treaties solely with view to the ma
tional constitution; 10 contract loans Win tue SAINT oD
crvice with the anprovei Of the Assembly, 10 establish
administrative and military seats following inc ads
to the Creek law in the name Of George L. King OF he
lenes facilitate the means OF eommuneaton; =, Crate
1.-THE members OF the Provisional G0vernne NJ OF Te9
shall enter office i shall be e3nyoed ana
after they shall have taken the m & nc nd
Trinity swear to serve the country dsnterestedy and
view the union Of our country TO free Greece
"Ths Government shall continue It's IaooTs pti tne
complete union Of Crete with Greece, and until Dy ls ac
ton the fortresses Of the island shall be mtry occu
pied by Greek troops. -, - ..,,,,o, -. ,,,,
rls present organic decree may be modified az any
future time upon the proposition OF the BoYerhent 1T
self The decree regulating the working OF the Gov
shall he drawn up BY tat Douy anu aPPIo'@u
by the Assembly"
The signatures follow.
THE BuLGARfANs. -.
memorial in the French language has peen puDnsneu
at Bucharest addressed 10 the Sultan claiming 20 pro
coed from the "Secret Bulgarian Central Committee ~
complains OF tho of taxes, OF corrupt a9inis
tron OF insufficient provision for educato ana Oh he
corrupton OF the judicial funciionaries III desires
grant OF an autonomy TO the Bulgarans, ana inc ac
ceptanee by the Sultan Of the TUE OF King OF bue
ria Otherwise the BulgaraDs will be compclfu 70 JON
those who wish supersede the sultan ana estaDhsn
Byzantine Empire. The memorallsts demanu rar M
Greek us the national church.
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CANADA.

THE LIEUTENANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CEssiON OF
RUSSIAN AMERICA.
sy TRIBUNE .....
MONTREAL, April l5.-The Maerre the French semi
official paper Of this city, says the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF Canada meaning probably the Province OF Qucbect
was privately offered Cartier and declined by him. ho
saying that he desired TO work in Parliament for the good
OF his compariots. The paper says Cartier has
declined the rank Of knight OF the Order Of the Bath,
both these reports concerning Cartier may well DO
doubted. f ... - :. a
The also that steps are 70 be taken in Ed
gland the North West Territory in order TO connect
by belt OF land British Columbia with the eastern
part Of the confederation.
The English correspondent OF the aerre says there 10
impotence in official circles IN England 70 the yaeS
OF the Red River and Saskatchewan erected hto prov
inces for II is feared the United states may take
fancy TO claim part OF them. ...... lr.. %
The following Is the amount OF provincial notes in cir
cuaton the sd inst and payable at Montreal 81
at Toronto $751; specie held nc Montreal $iiooo at
Toronto S24sSS debentures held by the ReceiverGen-
eral <0O0O0 Discount on United states INVOICES for
the week is % per cent. f't