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When DR.. Bethune and his wife were in Europe,
Mrs Bethune had been transported by water
from Liverpool to London in order to consult Sir
Ashley Cooper and Sir James Clarke. At this
place her husband joined her, TO make the dis.
covery that even the most learned doctors may be
found mapping. The accommodations not being
extensive, when the two physicians retired Tor
consultation. Mr.. BethuDe was in a position where
he could oyerbear their remarks. They had a
pleasant interview; one relating how he, on a
certain occasion. came very near lighting duel.
The difficulties and danger OF the position oceu-
pied some time TO describe, and they were about
, to separate when one recalled the patient. " But
what shall we do with Bethune's wifeW 20,
give her the old pill, was the ready reply. IL IS
superfuous TO add that this most expensive medi.
| cal attendance quickly terminated.
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A CoRPoRAL Is GUARD AND SNAKE.-BefOre we
left Dinigul, q circumstance occurred to an Eng
Iish officer, commanding small out-station IN this
district, which may be considered not undeserving
of record. He was early one morning taking his
customary rsmble, before the sun bad attained
sufficient elevation IN the heavens TO drink up the
freshness of the dews which glittered around,
when upon passing small ruined building his at
1ention was suddenly arrested by the appearance
OF something with which his eye did not seem at
all familiar moving In the deep recess Of the ruin.
He approached 1t cautiously, fearing, as he could
not distinguish the object very clearly, that 1t
might be tiger, or some other animal equally as
dangerous. Upon close inspection he discovered
Il TO be an immense snake, filing with It's youmin-
Gus folds the whole recess. Determined at once
on its destruction, but knowing that he could do
nothing single-haDded against a creature at once
so active ana so powerful, be made the best OF his
Way 10 the guard house, and ordered half dozen
soldiers to the spot armed with muskets ana hav-
ing the bayonets. They were six strong. deter
mined Englishmen. They made no objection 70
encounter so unusual an enemy; on the contrary,
they were pleased at the thoughtof the sport, and,
being formed in line, advanced steadily to attack
as soon as the word Of command was given, and
simultaneously transdxed the monster with their
bsyonets, firmly pinning it against the wall.
Being so roughly disturbed from its slumbers,
the enormous creature uncoied itself in few
. seconds, and such was its prodigious strength
that with one mighty sweep OF its tail Il dashed
five Of its assalants 10 the earth. The sixth, who
was near its head, maintained his position, and
still Kept bis terrific adversary against the wall,
adrotly avoiding the lashings OF its ponderous
tail by STOPPING or lodging, as circumstances re.
CURED until the animal, exhausted with pain aud
exertion, lay extended at full length upon the
earth almost motionless. By this time me I'VE
soldiers who had been struck down, having re,
covered their feet, wounded the vanquished
snake with the butt end Of their muskets. upon
the extremity Of the tall where the inoscuston
Of the vertebra is less firm, thus disabling It so
completely that II was soon dispatched. Il mes.
sured upwards Of fifty feet in length, and was full
three In ircumfeIence.-[0re Annual.
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To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, 80 to Grover & Baker. Office Isl Canal
street.
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fFr,m the Rrsnham Banner. oh I

The prospect could not be more fattering than
II now for an abundant crop of fruit the present
year. The peachtrees are unusually full Of young,
well formed fruit and nothing but an untimeIy
frost will prevent US from enjoying very large
crop. As last year was almost an entire failure,
we contemplate our present prospects with un-
usual pleasure. The dewberry crop is also re-
ported as being fine Taking everything into con-
sideration, we have reason at present for hoping
for year bountiful In its productions.
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Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. II Old Levee street, opposite Custom
House.
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The Crops IN the sOnth.


From the Jefferson Times, April6.l
The forest trees are almost in full dress; the
peach trees are laden with their precious fruit;
the gardens are green and blooming; corn is up
and flourishing, and everything except present
clustering northeast wind tells US that spring is
far advanced.
From the Qutman Clarion, 4th
The whole country is alive with the young
grasshoppers, and in some parts they have COM
menced destroying the plants in the gardens and
the corn in the field. In the writer's garden they
appeared in millions on the LIST inst, and at once
with great gusto began cleaning up the young
bean plants. II is possible that they may leave
the country as soon they become able to fly,
which will not be earlier than the last of this
mouth. In the meanwhile 1t is probable that they
will destroy the plants in the gardens and fields
as fast as the same show above ground.
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MEXICO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.-Late Mex.
iCan AdvIces from ColiInA state that
Corona had arrived there from MaZat.
Ian en- route to GuadalajarR. After
CnrOna's unsuccessful intervention oi
affairs at SinAlOa, General PlRcedO VeRO
left Topic for MaZatlan to work his own
Interest or prepare steps for the forma.
ton OF an Independent republic 10
embrace all Chlhuahua, Durango,
SlualUA, Sonora, Lower California and
part Of Jalisco. Upon arrival ut Ma
zRtlRn, Gen. VeRO was arrested by order
OF Governor Martinez. He was shipped
to MRnZanllla, and thence TO the city
OF Mexico to be tried.
Everything Is quiet at Collma.
Business Is lHnGutshlng and cash
scarce. The Government Is engaged In
fitting out Hn expedition to stop the
depTedRtions being committed by
Eeargaz near PachaCha, where they de-
feated small body OF troops sent
against them, but dared not attack
LeAkura or Real de Monte. Their oper.
ations are confined TO plunderIng
ranches and carrying or wealthy
travellers for the sake Of ransom.
The opposition steamer, Oregonlan,
from Panama, arrived to-day.
The cargo OF the ship Viscata is being
discharged 10 lighters, will probably
all be saved, except u small part which
was thrown overheard. II is doubtful
whether the vessel can he saved.
Victoria advices to March 7th, say
the excitement caused by the threaten
cd Fenian invasion, continues. A gun.
boat Is stationed In the harbOr, and a
large body OF marines placed on board.
The powder magazine opposite the
city, and the different engine houses are
strongly guarded, and the volunteers
have received orders to hold themselves
in readiness, In case their services are
required. Every precautiOn is taken
TO secure the safely of the city.
NEW YoRK, March l6.-CITY OF
MEXICO, Feb. 20, VIA HAVANA, March
9.-The HerRld's special says: The
news from Sinaloa Is very warllke, and
the rival claimants were about 10 settle
theii dispute by u battle.
Senior lQuAciR VallArtA, the new Min
lister of fGHbamnCion, had arrived.
Congress refused Gen. Sanchez 0c'
trOu permission TO take his seat. He
was again arrested on the 10Th, and
lulpl lHuucus
4 railroad company to connect with
TuXphnn, is said to have been formed In
New York with n capital Of S25,OO0, 900,
They are TO commence work forthwith,
The press are busy with the Opin'
ions OF American Journals on
Mexico. SeuOr Romero finds many
difficulties in his new position OF
Treasurer.
NJ. Title has been satisfied, and gone
TO New York.
Ten ofthe Legion Of honor have gone
to California.
Puebla wants MendcE for Governor
The immigration OF other raCes Ii
advocated.
The foreigners who had Il hand In the
late conspiracy TO RssasslnRte JunreI
will be expelled.
TimurpE Is marching on Acapulco
to deal II last blow ut the AlvnristS
The banditti ARE extending their ope
rntiOnS despite the energy Of the au'
thorities to put them down.
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LOUISIANA.
Gov. Baker and Others Charged with
Perjury.
Union Men want Hancock Removed.
Rebel Coordination, Against the Con.
stItutt0B.
The BhInplasteF Panic.

NEW YORK, March l0.-A special
from New Orleans, dated the 9th, says:
We have further complications under
General HancoCk's rule. It has been
charged that Gov. Joshua Baker com.
mltted perjury In taking the test oath,
while be Is said 10 have put obstruCs
tions In Bayou Teche, in 1852, TO pre-
vent the Union troops from approach
ing. He In TO be arrested by Commits
sI0ner Shannon. Tomorrow similar
charges are TO be preferred against
others OF Gen. Hancock's appoInteeB.
A report which 10 published
stating the President will relieve
General Hancock and put him In com.
mand OF Washington, gladdens the
Union men who hope that Gen. Mower
may be put In command here.
The Times warns the rebels against
any demonstration similar 10 that
which was awarded to JEFF. Davis and
Gen. Hancock, on account OF It's effect
North.
Rebel Boards OF Registration are TO
be opened with a!NieW Of defeating the
Constitution.
The panic about city money still con.
tinueS,
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NJ. LOUIS.
G0V"rmmemt Train Attacked by IuLI.
RmS...CiHrrISOn Surrounded.


ST. LOUIS. March lO.--Thc insnrH nee
CnsU nI Marshall and Fitzpatrick rs. tho
Thnmcs Insurance Company, which
hus been before the Circuit Court for
two week past, closed yesterday, and u
verdict WAS rendered last night Tor the
plaintiffs fur $J.OOO--thG amount claim.
ed. This decision carries with II about
sou, 900 insurance IN other offices, mostly
IN Cincinnati.
Tho city elections In Council Bluffs,
lOwn, aud CrntrnliW, Illinois, yCster.
day, resulted In the election OF the en-.
tir" Republican ticket except ono alder
mnn In Cnrh place.
L, y, Marshal Rogers arrested WIN.
II, Pollard. Geo. MpTriWHnIher, Geo. q.
Wlnn Hnd John & Carter, Of ClHrkS.
willie, Mo, tor nillXing fraudulent
hrnnds TO manufactured tobacco. The
party gave bonds to appear, Robert
C. Turner was also arrested for the
non payment Of tho tax on mHnuiNc'
tUr"d tobacco, aud MHrtin Miller for
disabling without license.
There wn4nuothrr severe snow storm
IN til" Pacific Railroad east uf Ch"y-
"nn" Sunhny night
THE Cheyenne Star publishes II report
lhnl Guyrrnmcnl train Ind been :nI'
tackled by Indians ncnr Fort Felier'
mhu. and that til" garrison ut III" Fort
hns been surrounded aud cscnp" cut
oii nnd that The troops from Fort NuS'
sell wcr" on II forced march TO tho TW'
liri Ui lhrEnrrl'On and the train.
II still rnlnS STEADILY here, With no
prospect ul H. cessation. The river IN
rising very rapidly, mud Nil upper
Eltrnms swelling.
The Montana trade promises to he
very largo this EcnsOu, About sixty
hOn,4 me nlr"Ndy advertised to leave
this port Tor above, and there viii hU
niue steamers Hlnrt from Sioux CITY,
l0wn, during the season,
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, March 0th.-The war Office
has received additional dispatches from
the commander in .chlef OF the army In
AbySsInIa. The military situation at
English Point remained unchanged. 1t
Is said that King Theodore treats the
captlyes more lenIently, and begins TO
regard them in more friendly spirit.
Mr.. Rosseau, the captive official Of the
Queen, says he thinks the King detains
him merely until the EnglIah troops
arrive ut or near the Royal heRdQuRr.
ters, and that he will then be set free.
NAPLES, March O.-Admiral PrAnana
of the Royal Italian Navy, has extend
cd most cordial aud friendly recep.
ton to Admiral Farragut, and will en-.
tertalu the American Commodore at
grand banquet, at which the chief OH
GERS Of the army and navy, with the
munlCl pal authorities Of Naples, will
be present.
LONDON, March 10.-A satisfactory
arrangement has been made between
the Anglo. American and Atlantic Tel.
egraph Companies.
PARIS, March lO.-It Is reported that
the Emperor Napoleon visits 81.
Petersburg In June.
NAPLES. Match lO.-Admiral Farra.
gut and officers were warmly received
by the municipal authorities.
LONDON, March l0.-l 20 p. m.-Con.
soils 03k for both money and account;
U. 8. bonds 7l5Ga7lX; Illinois Central
S9N; Erie 4911,
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-l 20 p. M
Cotton quiet and steady. Corn declin.
cd to 43S. Pork firm. Lard declined
to sos. Petroleum dull; others un.
changed.
LoNDoN, March lO.-Evening Con
soils quiet and steady; aSHa9SI<; U. 8.
bonds 7lKa7l5s; Erie 49K: Illinois
FRANKFORT. March lO.-U. S. bonds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm
at lOIGdulONd for uplands on the spot
and to arrive
MANCnRsrER, March lO.-Market
flrmer. California wheat los lid. Oats
"A Id. Sugar lirm.
ANTWERP, March 10.-Petroleum AZ
fFunpH
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GtreGtttelIilg


The City Council, TT Its meeting last
night, appointed delegates to the Con.
yention to be held here Thursday,
to promote the Interests OF the proposed
railroad between this city and Toledo.
A dispatch from John W. Garrett,
President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company,ln response to an In.
qulry addressed to him by Mayor Bra.
dy, was read In both Branches, stating
that the company was not In condition
10 do anythiugto TO aid In the construc.
.lou of the proposed road. 1t is
very much to be regretted that this
powerful corporation cannot see their
advantage In aiding to open a line
to Toledo that would give them com.
mand OF the Northwest aud drain It's
products Into Baltimore by the shortest
and most direct route to the ocean.
Nevertheless, sooner or later, the road
will be built, but this refusal dImin-
lshes the probabilities Of Its making a
connection here with the Baltimore and
Ohm roR6.
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NEW mAMPsIIinE ELECTION.

CoHCoRD, N. II, :, March lO-Noon.-
The election is progressing In the city
with spirit. Several wards hHv" II lull
vote already poled. Tho Republicans
nra ahead aud snnguille.
DOVER, March l0-NO0n,-Botb par
ties are hard nj work and full OF conf
dencc. The Republicans claim con:
siderable gains III the Second and Third
Wards.
CONCORD, n. H., March 1913 p. NJ
The returns received, strongly indicate
tho election Of Governor Hartman,
by Nn Increased minority over last
year.
CoNcoRD, March lO.-rhO New lamp
shire election returns up to u O'Clock
have been received from ~ towns, CIV
ing Hartman $3.50, Sinclair U,isI; Il
Democratic gain Of IN
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We have nothing decisive this morn
Ing respecting the result In New Hamp.
shire. AT the hour of closing our col
umns, about one.sixth Of the State
had been heard from, which indicated
a slight Democratic gain.
What the result Is to be Is purely a
matter OF conjecture SO far as we have
any meaus Of anticipating 1t. Wehope
to be able tomorrow to announce a
Republlean victory.
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OTTAWA, G. W., March 0,-The ON
cInI GnHuIIO arm 'unCcH tho appoints
menl vi Col. Franklin administrator
Of tho government Of Nova Scolin dur
Ing the absence Of Lieut.. Gov. Doyle.
The revenue Of tho dominion for
February is SjOT5!li expenditures
S7Sg,gi2.
The government Of Quebec have
nCnsurrs under consideration for the
revival " ship building withH view to
provide employment for tho lNhuring
prOplO. II IN proposed to grant bonus
0r six dollars per ton To ship builders
to test GXpcrimuntnlly the construction
VI composite ships.
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CnwAUu, March 10. A tlreNt Water.
loo Clty last nlghl, destroyed the Drug
establishment 0I Darby, tnlchUr ~ Go.
und several adjoining buildings, Loss,
about O,OOO; insurance, S7 900.
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NEW HoRK, March lO.--At the in.
stance Of one j. Samuel mn, Judge
TnppNn, Of the supreme Court, hns
issued M injunction against III" M"r.
chants Union Express Company, pro.
hIhillng the arrangement entered into
with tho old express companies, aud
hns ulNo granted M order on th" OH
GERS In show why they should not bV
removed aud receiver nppoIulOd.
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PHILADELPHIA, March ~ Tho hnl.
nnwni tho diamonds recent " -i"lrn
from Culhwrli'z store hnv" hrrm dis.
covered through III" l"lhIrtRtrN1l"dW NJ tho
tine OF tho robbery,
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sPRINoPIELD, MASS, March 9.-Gen.
O'Neill, President OF the Fenian Broth.
eFhood, addressed a large meeting OF
the members of this order this evening.
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PITTSBURGH, March 10.-Rlver fall:
Ing, with Is feet OF water In the channel
by the pier mark. Weather clear and
mild; business Is brisk on the wharf.
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MANCHESTER, N. H., March lOth.-
Hannah Sullivan, aged 20 years perish
ed In the dwelling OF Dennis Mccarthy,
burned last night,
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Threatened Seizure "f mn American
Vessel,

HAVANA, March 0-TlW Spanish
lrigntU Africa, ut ~. Thomas, Will Sciz0
tho American ship Alice lMll, which IL
loading guns and ammunition, tho CNr'
go Ol the bnTk l'AtmuH, even II her
pnpers show lhnt she Is bound for New
York.
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GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Coupons '62,
unchanged; do '6I. lO72l; do '65, un.
changed; do new 1868; 1910 coupons
unchanged; 7.3Os, 1885.
MONEY-6 per cent. Sterling lO9)E.
GoLD-liO,
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WcpuhIlc"W VIcI"ry ~ New IOrsCy.'I
NEw inuNswIrW. N. j., March To-
The Republicans rnrrird North und
south bergen yesterday.
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nan Francisco. ~
MARCH 9-FLOuR-Extra s IS; SUI
perRne $50
GRAIN-Wheat-Q Quleta at s2eOA9 Is,
LEGAL TENDERs-7lk.
Milwaukee.
MARCH lO.-FLoUR-Market weak at
50 rs for bHst double X.
GRAiN-Wheat-Sl 9SiS for No. /.
BulTRIO.
MARCH lO.-Market dull, quotations
unchanged.
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Trade is improving but the market
Is hardly 50 firm for cotton goods to-
day, but stroug for cloth and printing
cloths being held at 911C; printed cali
cos are consequently firm at l5c for
Merrimack D, and COcheco L; l4Hc for
Pacific and Spragues; l4c for Rich
mOnd, Hamilton and other regular
makes; l2Hc for Pontoosiae, which Is IN
active request. Prints are likely TO Hd-
vance ere long in sympathy with cloth.
LOnSdale bleRChed muSlins are steady
and In request at ut Gle; Hebron long
cloth IKE; Uxbrldge l7c; Social Water
Twist 100; Forest l6Kc; Cabot lsc;
Heavy brown sheetiugS are in llg-t
stock and 1rm at l9Kc for Atlantic Al;
l0c for Pacific extra; Pequot A zoe;
Lyman D 231<ci Cabot lsc and Boot A
drills lie,