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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01

FL0UK ANp GHAiNKecelrts, go bblS. Hour 2l6.bsI
bushels wheat b54O5 do cora, 73l do. The
market was dull but hn, especially for shipping extras
The sales only about $500 bbs Southern our was IN
limited demand and heavy sales 4oJ bbls Rye -four in
small supply and hrm, tho sales being 100 bbs
was dull and we heard sales We Quota
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MoIIxASs, Of Brooklyn. to CLARA P. MILLS,
fttA.

MOLLMANN OF Brooklyn to CLARA P. MILES, 9
Cleveland, Onto.
Cleveland papers please copy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jersey CITY, on
Wednesday, June 30 by the Rev. Henry A. Cordo.
RALPH l.. OsTRANDER TO HANNAH V. RICHARDS, ali
OF this city.
ROUSSEAU DE Povr-wiLrsE.-On Wednesday.
June 20. at Trinity church, Sing Sing by the Rev.
Mr.. Buel, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Boggs, PAUL
ROUSSEAU DE PoST to HENRIETTA WILTSE.
ROwLAND-HoL Friday, June ~ ~
Rev. George Hepwarh, THEODORE ROWLAND, Tor
many years member OF the police force, 10 SUSAN
HoLLESDEK. all or this city.
ScHEPP-ASGus-On wednesday, June 90, BY the
Rev. J. ID. wilson Mr. LEOPOLD ScHEPP 10 MISS
CARRIE A. AsGCs. No. cards.
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OVER THE RIVER NEWS.
Camp Meeting commences in Guern,

Camp Meeting commences in Gucrn.
sey county on the eth Of August next.
1t Is expected Tint trains will cross on
the railroild bridge between Bcllairc and
Bcnwood by the 1st Of October.
Butter is quoted ut 90 and potatoes nj
25 cts. in the Guernsey Times.
"A public advertisement for a sale in
Wheeling township, Guernsey county,
names the hour rs being Zone a. NJ"
May 9lst. ltstrikcs us that salc will conc
Off pretty carly in the morning.
The new NJ. Z. Church ut lIendrys-
burg was dedicated on Sunday, May LIST.
MIR. VIM. Reed, u prominent citizen Of
Barncsvillc, was seriously injured on Sat.
urtlay of Inst week, by being thrown from
his buggy.
The mechanics employed on tic now
Infrmary in Belmont county, hope to get
The building under rOorbclorc fall.
Belmont county IS now blessed with
five weekly newspapers, one Republican,
two DcmOcratiC und two Independent.
The colored citizens Of Cadiz will
celebrate the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment OH the 18th inst.
The result Of the Belmont Chronicles
observation and inquiry AS TO the fruit
prospect in that county Is that the cherry
bloom is very abundant, the peach bloom
indicates Il very lair crop, the pear crop
will be quite light, and tho apple bloom
will not lie very prolific one
Mrs. Samuel Messenger, Of Monroe
county, an insane woman, confined in the
lntlrmnry Of that comfy, awaiting IN
order to be taken to the asylum, commit
ted suicide on the night Of the 1th by hang
ing herself with Il handkerchief which she
fastened TO the cell door.
Opinions vary us to whether County
Auditors are to be elected this fall, owing
to the extension of the term Of the pres
cnt incumbents by the late Legislature.
Mrs. Rhoda Hayes, familiArly known
us "Aunt RhodA," probably the Oldest
woman in Barncsvillc, died on Thursday
last. She was born in Loulon county,
Virginia, in 1884, and came to the neigh
borhOod of Barncsvillea about the year 1880.
Mayor Graves, Of Barnesvillc, rec
ommcnds the building of n Market-houSe
md Town Hall, md the issue Of corpora
tion bonds to M amount not exceeding
$4,000 for the purpose Of assisting in the
establishment Of u company or cOmpanl les
lor the manufacture Ofngricultural nipple
mcntS.
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Brooke County News.


Among the bills ordered paid by the
Board Of Supervisors is $37 50 to the
West Nirginin Insurance Company, for
insurance on the WcllSburg courthouse.
Also, $3.50 95 to j. WlitsOn, for
boarding and clothing the county poor
Tor one year,
AT tho Sunday School Institute, to bc
held in WcIIsburg on Tuesday next, Rev.
Mr.. Currir, Of Wheeling, will read pa-
per on the following point:
"How can the Sunday School he made
more attractive without the loss Of Spirit
ual powcr|
Prof LOos, Of Bethany. will also read
one on the following topic:
"What are the desirable qualifications
Of the Sunday School teacher "
The examination in tho Wcllsburg
Free School will he held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, May 18th, 10Th and
goth. sa} *. @
Tho corner Stone OF tho NOW fEeSUy"
terrain church was laid on Tuesday Inst,
with imposing ceremonies.
The Nc'oS says that the WCllsburg
Town Council does not get on hOrmoni-
onsly. "On the contrary" says the cdt.
tor, "stormy scenes urc witnessed, which
arc said to partNkc Of the bar room char
acter."
The question Ofliccnsc Is exciting some
interest up there, it seems. The aforesaid
editor has "heard of many respectable
farmers from the country, who arc in the
habit Of bringing all their produce here,
and in return, do their merchandising, say
they will seek other localities, in the event
Of there being no license" :"
The accomplished editor Of the Ne'cS
always thought that Gabriel Of the Iler.
all was the biggest radical liar in the
State" but since he has seen the call Of
the Republican State Committee, he
doubts it, Nice, gentlcmanly man-that
editor Of the NcTs md his name is
Glass.
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BELMONT cNUNTY ITEMS.
Irwm The BtgnlOnt Chnnlelt.

EIwn Tie Bt9HlOHt Chronicle.
FRUlT PRospEcTs.-We said last week
that tho cherry bloom is very abundant,
the peach bloom indicates n ihir crop, the
pear crop will be light, and the apple
bloom will not be very prolific. On fur.
ther inquiry we learn that the apple crop
promises much better than was anticipa.
icd and there Is prospect OF a very full
crop. The grape crop also promises to be
large,
GRAM AND CAUSE.-THE wheat crop
that looked badly y few weeks ago on Oc'
count Of the open winter weather and the
absence Of snow, has been very much inl.
proved by the April md MNy rains and
promises Il good yield. The grass never
looked better Nt this season Of the year.
THE rains of the past week have rctNrtl.
cl tho work Of plowing md planting very
much, but our farmers arc generally pref
ty well up with their work, md II great
many Of them hive their corn all in
BUROLARY.-On Saturday night last
the store Of Boyer & Burgenthal, at Pow.
haitian, was broken open and tlly dollars
In money stolen.
HORsEs KILLED by LI0HTNlS0,-On
Wednesday Of last week Mr.. Andrew
Walker living near Flushing, during a
thunder storm put one Of his horses into
a stable and a few minutes after the stable
was struck by lightning and tho horse
killed.
TuE barn OF Henry Pickering, three
miles west of ST. Clairsvillc, wAs struck
hy lightning on Monday evening, and al
though mll Of hay and had four horses
two cows and several hogs in It, no dam.
age was done further than the tearing oil
Of some Of the weathGrboarling. MIR,
Pickering had hCcn in the barn attending
to his stock not two minutes before the
occurrence.
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SPAIN.

|- LISBON, May l3.
The mail steamer from Rio JanCiro ind
South American ports has arrived.
A formidable rebellion has broken out
in theprovince OF Entire Nos. The Argcn-
tine government ar0 hurrying forward
troops 10 the scene of disturbance. There
has been some fighting but without any
decisive result.
General Nigriad, IL native Of Entrc Nos,
and ex-DiCtatOr oi Argentine COnledera-
tion, was shot anil mOrtalIy wounded by
nm assassin. The BRAZILIAN volunteers
who took part in the war in Paraguay arc
returning.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May IL.
FLouR.In good demand and hrm; family at
g. 1905 20.
GRGIN-WhGat-FIrm with good demand; red
winter at 81 1901 10 for No. : And /. COni-In
good demand At 81 03lDI O5. Oats-Flrm aud &C,
tive at G6G2c, latter for white. Rye-FIrm al
81 O00l "; supply only moderate. Barley-Sold
at 9Sc for prime fall, with arnCr market.
COrTOS-In fair demand al 29H639J4c for mid
ding.
ToEAcco-Tn good demand; sales Of SEQ hhds at
80 43ER23 80.
WHisKr-ClOscs dull and unsettled; prices
lower; sales Orpatent At 81 Od, and old process at
81 O8; closing nominal.
PROvIsIONs-AIC POrk-llCll moro firmly At
$50; buyers offered SO Is. Bulk hcats-Flrmer;
shoulders higher, they wCrO held IT. Ike, and
lItsc was refused for them; sides held at fatC
more firmly. IiAcOn-FIrmCr; shoulders at l2A1c;
sides at lGjfGbl7fc for clear RIB and clear Sugar
cured hams frm at 18I<dBl0c; good demand.
LARD-EOmlnally unchanged: held at lGHc, but
not much doing and hardly any demand.
nUTTER-Strady at 96db8Oc.
0iEs-LInsrcd oH-At&l Go0l Of. mostly ask.
Ing latter.
GROcERIEs- Unchanged and 1rm.
GoLD-i1iT buying.
ExcHAX0E-Flfm at par buying to no pre-.
MUM selling.
MoNGY-MarkGt easy.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May -

WASHINGTON, May IL.
AdYiccs were received today Of the ar.
rival Of tile U. S. steamer Frolic nj Prince
Edwards Island. She Is now cruising In
the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence for the prOtGc-
ton Of the interests of American fisher.
men.
Count Lewis Coti, the new Italian SIin-
lister, was received to-day by the Prcsi-
dent
The Vice Presidents young son was
baptized night before last by Rev Drs.
Newman and Eddy. President Grant and
lImiIy were present, and the President
presented young Schuyler with very
handsome silver cup
The President lias revoked the exeQuH-
tor of joaquin De Palma, Portuguese
Vice Consul at Savannah, Tor satisfactory
reasons not stated in the proclamation.
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General Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church, South.

MEMPHIS, May 10.
In the Methodist Conference to-day n
petition 10 abolish the Office Of Presiding
Elder was non.concurrell In.
The Christian Adpocate is to be increas.
ed In size. A book Is to be published de-
filming uniform system Of church archi-
lecture. A periodical called the Home
Circle Is to be published.
The proposition 10 strike out the word
"SOuth" from the title Of the Methodist
Church hero represented was referred
baCk to the Conference,
DR.. Summers commentary on two
books Of the New Testament was AD-
proved and commended to the church.
A long debate on the abolition Of the
itincranCy and substitution Of the pastoral
system was in progress when the Confer
Cnce adjourned.
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

WHEELING, w. VA.
Late Moundsville Female Seminary
EGoP E", W " sTE4DUS ,IE4g,xI IlUTcrllS'' principals
Miss II. L. BONIIAN, ViCO Principal
Miss KATE S. MONTAGUE, Principal Prepara.
tory Department.
NRS MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Matron.
Assisted By II full Corps Of Professors and
Teachers.
Spring Term Opcus APnIL 9th; closes JUNE oOth.
DESIGN.
The design Of the Institution Is TO furnish
thorough mud systematic COlrB0 or instruction
for youn. ladies upon the plan Of University IN.
striiCiIOn, each department of learning belng
complete within itself, thus enabling young
lady to select her own course Of study without
lrlMg restricted to any fixed routine Of classes,
requiring certain number OF years to finish;
hut, In opposition TO this, young Indies WHO have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the benefit Of their former HCQnl nlrcnGntS
and obtain a Certificate Of Proficiency IN one or
more schools perhaps, IN the course Of ono year,
after which time, they may bring up, withgreatcr
rapidl'y and success. other Studies.
MUSIC.
Young laGICs who hive acquired considerable
proficiency upon the plano, aud who may wish 10
prosecute the study still further, can be furnished
with advantages Tor mastering this instrument.
Mrs. liutchlns will give her personal attention
TO this department,
the following directions, VIZ:
.NatheDldtlcG, Hktory, LlfiIes. LHtters, Natural
HiStOFy, Mydeal Science. ChriSiidH Science, dH.
cisnt and Modern LdngHagcA and Fine IirH.
The Academic Degrees arc conferred by State
MLSiTs&s qf EHglLSh LIterGtuTe-Threo years
course.
WiSirss Qr Arts--Four ycars course.
Mistress q NHdc-TwO to three years.
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Tho weather Yesterday.
0e Irs,Lerr tnlon gkltarerA "a, Bulletln.

Tho IisSteTH Union Telegraph Cos, BHAehH'
WHEELING, Noon, May 13.
ST. LOUIs.-ClcNr; wind northwest
thermometer 81.
WASHINGTON, D.C-CIoudy; wind cast
thermometer GO.
CmCAGo-Clcar; wind west; thcrmom'
ctcr 5S
BURFAIO-Clcar; wind west; tlcrmomc'
ter 52.
PnrlADELrIIA.-Clcar wind northeast
thermometer 10.
OMAHA.-Clcar; wind south; thermOmc'
ter 6S.
RrcuMOND.-Clomly; wind north; thcr'
mOmGter 81.
Cloudy; wind southeast
thermometer 20.
New ORLEANs-Clcar; wind north
east; thermometer -.
MoBuE.-COOl; wind west.
PoRTLAND.-NO rcpOrl.
LITTLE ROCE.-Clcar; wind Gust; thcr'
mOnCter 60.
DETRoT.-Clcar; wind northwest; tlIer'
mOmctGr 90.
SAGlSAw.-Clcar; wind west; ther'
mOnlCtCr 5S.
LoUlsvILLE.-Clcar;wind nOrtIi ther'
mOmCter 81.
New YoRK.-Clcar; wind northwest
thermometer 09.
TALlAIIAssEE.-Clcar; wind northwest
DAYTON.-Clcar and Cool.
PITTsBuR0M.-Clear; thermometer 81
COLUMBUS, O.-Clcar and pleasant
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 10.
The MurHildis0 was again seized lasl
evening.
Adoipphc Yocus' allegoricaI picture ol
America is contcmptuously criticised
here. One newspaper says itmight do tor
an net to drop All the representatives ol
foreign powers who have congratulated
the Emperor on the result Of the vote.
Many arrests were made yesterday.
During the continuance Of tho trouble
557 people were apprChenlcd for partici.
pating in riots. The tribunals have nj.
ready begun reconsider the cases. Some
Of tho prisoners have been sentenced to
from two to six months Imprisonment
The funeral Of Count Dc StICklcDcrg,
Russian Ambassador 10 France, occurred
here today.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J. II. IIoKE, Pt'idSgs Board q Regents,
@. Z. STUR0IS, SNcTStdTy Board Of Regents.
ALEX, MARTIN, D. D., PrESidtnt,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
rs. LYON, A. NJ, VleS PFeSlGent
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal OF
Preparatory Department.
S. g. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. ~,
Capt. U. y. Al
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J. j. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
+. W. WOOD, A. NJ, PhLD.,
Professor Of Ancient AID Modern Languages,
o. ". MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
D. b. PURINTON, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene
IION. JOHN A. DTLLE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TEnM begins 1st Tuesday in September.
SPRING TERN ID Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, 81 Wednesday In juno.
TUIrIOX.-I'rcparatory, s per Term Of lS weeks.
University, $9 per Term Of IS weeks.
BdARnIS0-Not to exceed 81 per week.
G45-S Send stamp for Catalogue.
MOFgantOwn, W. Va. sep4'sAt
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What Will Wheeling be Ten Years
from NOWP


BY the United States census Of 1850
this city and county were put down at
about sixteen thousand population. BY
the census of 1870 we shall he much mis-.
taken il the same limits do not show a
population close on TO $4,000. And If we
arc correct in this expectation the increase
will be about flfty per cent-which isn
very decided and notable advance.
The increase in wealth has probably
been still greater than the increase in
population. We have no means Of ascGr.
taining 1t thus lar, but TO say that II has
doubled itself is not giving the actual iacts
very much of an imaginative tingc. Ger
tainly the producing capital of Wheeling
llas been much moro than duplicated in
ten years,
Based upon our present advances, the
question comes up before our minds as to
Tie possible future Of Wheeling ten years
from now. WrslIall not Of course have nm
other war to stimulate such nj cxtraordl'
nary development rs We have witnessed in
the lust ten years. But shall have some.
thing that is better, healthier and more
enduring than war stimulats, We refer
to an influx Of labor-Of hardy bone and
musclr-Grom the ShOrcsO Of the Old World
The present tide Of emigration 10 this
country is without parallel in the worlds
history. SThe New York Times announces
the arrival in that city OF 5000 ,cmigrants
in one day,and further announces that ten
steamers arc on tho eve Of sailing from
Liverpool with $500 more people. AS
the Cincinnati Enquirer very truly says,
"therc is nothing in history like this won
Ierful exodus from the shores Of Germany
and Great Britain Of the lahoring lNOpu'
latOn."
Every year We receive from foreign
emigration nlono IL population equal to
lIlUb VI u SGGpIlu-CltLnS " 1850
tide, ever accclcruting in volume, us ii has
been for the last thirty years, we shall
have, in the United States, within ccn-
Jury, IL population equal TO all Of Europe.
The absorption OF this prOdlgious mass Of
Europeans into our American political
crrcible, tho ftlsing and amalgamating
them into our society, is II great problem
which we have thus fNr successfully sOiv-
I'd, but ii is constantly assuming more
gigantic proportions, and the marvel in re.
Iation to it is yearly greater, These cmi;
grants are great source of wealth md
physical power 10 this country. Their
strong bodies, familiarity with manual Ia
Dor and with mechanical cmployments,
make them very desirable on this side Of
the Atlantic. They will help to build NJ
The greatest nation, in wealth and pOpulH-
tiOn, the world has ever known"
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CANADA.


COLLIS0wOoD, 0NT, May II.
The ChicorA arrived last evening. She
reached Sault ST. MNriCHt noon, Tuesday,
crossed TO the American sidG and report.
Cd at the Custom house short time after.
wards. The Captain was informed that he
could not go through the canal, but had
better wait until Thursday noon, when
further orders were expected. The Cap.
tain then crossed 10 the Canada side, dis.
charged Ills cargo and lcIl for Colling.
wool
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Chicago Market.

CIIICAuO. May I5.
FLouR-Qutet and unchanged
Wheat-FirmGr. fairly active md ~
@9EC higher at 094 4Clt$l COX for No. .: closing
at gDA@99Hc: thLs afternoon unsettled al "
and aib3c lower; SGGGbSgc for No. 9; 6iGISsC for
rejected; SIC for no grade: closing nominal al
S6lGSGNc. Oats-Dull aud 10tkc lower; closing
al 81 A5605sc for No. .. Rye-Qulct; No. . closed
at SOH4Slc; Iarley-lnuctIv1 and nominal al
GOioBSC for No. Z.
CATTLE-ACtiYe and firm at $5fbs GO for stock,
rrs TO extra prlmp shipping steers.
Hoqs-ActivG and GDi0c higher; IS s0G9 70
for fair 10 extra prime.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


POTTsvILLE, May ~.
At meeting Of tho coal operators at
the Board of Trade rooms yesterday, res
olutiOns were adopted, repeating the offer
Of basis Of g so per ton, made in March
lust. Though the depression does not
warrant 1t, congratulating the trade on
an almost unanimous stOppugc Of mining
in the Shamrock region rs cnsuring ulti'
mate success, and dGnouncing the Phila'
dolphin Coal Company, for rcsuming opera
tiOns ind thus violating their written
pledge, given in MArGh last
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 49,
The Post says the alterations madchavc
greatly improved the yacht SapphO, and
the Cambria will probably never be made
equal to her. In tue lust rNcc the Cam
bria showed bad form in sailing, and If
nothing else disparity Of size should have
forbidden the raCc, II the question Of build
was to be decisive,
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New York Produce Market.

WV LVIR1st 41I1sJ Tue
COTroX-Lcss active aud unchanged; sales Of
2'9S0 bales At 25Xc for middling IplAnds.
FLOUR-Closcd dull at blblOc lower.
GRAN-WhGat Dull at 81 1901 u for No. 2
spring; 81 2Gfb1 q for No. spring; and 81 500
lSi for winter rcd and amber western. Rye
Nominal. Oats-Firm aud quiet al G666GXc for
wastGrn In store COrn-DIll ut 81 O8DI i3 for
new mixed western.
June. Becf-Pirm with IAF inquiry. Cut Meats
Firm with fair demand BaeOn-Quet
LARD-Dull: primo steam at IGlliIkC for May;
and 1Glfc for juno and july.
E10S-QulCt and unchanged
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GERMANY.

PEsrH, May13.
Kossuth protested against the Central
ist tendencies of administration.
BERLIN, May 13.
The Rcichstag has ratified the supple.
mcntary postal treaty between the United
States and the North German COnlGtlcrN'
tiOn.
The Emperor Of Russia has arrived in
Berlin.
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NoRrH PLATTE, NEn., May 10.
A quantity of stock disappeared from
this place Inst night The opinion Is II
was driven of by Indians, Gen. Emory
has ordered company Of cavalry to scout
In the vicinity Of Btrdwood Creek.
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baltimore Market.

FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIS-Whcat-Firin; Maryland at 81 50(El GO
western at 81 SJIb1 81. COrm-Firmcr; white Il
81 9I@l99; yellow at advanced to 81 lG61l7. Oat
Firm ut 6Sc.
PHovIslOSs-Mcss pork-Firm at $40 1000 o.
IAcon-FirmCr: rib sides ut lB4C: clear rib l7Ac
shoulders 13N6l3Ac; hams 9OdD9l.
LARD-Qulat at 1TGbl7&c.
WHIsKT-Flrm: iron bound at 81 II, wood u
81 II; patent at 81 o.
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ST. PETERsBURG, AIay 10.
General Osten Sackcn declares that
Russia will forbid apostolic Wears from
entering Poland.
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AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. May 13.

VIENNA, May 10.
Tho Austrian government is resolved to
resent tho proclamation Of papal infalli-
bility by the restoration Of the PlaCGntium
rcgium, which was abolished in 1855.
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Died.


Alex Benson, the ablcst member Ottllc
Philadelphia Stock Board, died this morn.
ins. lie leaves fortune Of three million
Lnllnna L.
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FLoRENcE, MAY IS.
IRELAND. .
DnnLN.

DUBLIN, MAY Id.
There have been no further disturbances
ut Cogford. A large military and police
force are on hand, and the election Is y ro.
crossing quietly. Harman is reported
NlIeNd.
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TIE now Catholic Church in Parkers.
burg, said TO he the finest in the State,
will be dedicated tomorrow.
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Commercial and Financial.
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ROME.
ROVE, MaY 70.

/. ROME, May u.
Tho Pope threatens extreme measures
against the American Bishops who quit
their posts at Rome.
FLORENCE, MAy 13.
Further and more serious outbreaks
have occurred at Calabrie. Troops are
moving thithGr In force.