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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
A CONxrITEH.

We are Informed that a committee wait
sd upon Mayor Wilson the other day and
Isreniorily demanded the official head Of
Jailor McHale. Why? Because McHale
has made an excclledt officer Probably.
Well, will the head come OF? If it does,
Whist will follow2 The Council will prob
ably protes, with all becoming meekness,
and settle down again resigned II not sat
isbed. King Caucus is a very hayward
fellow. Sometimes he does not stick to
bis promises. itrt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
sThere's ne such Word ~ YaiI I :"

This is absolutely true in using "Doo-
ley's Chemical Yeast Baking Powder,
for so perfect is the combination of the
ingredients entering into its manufacture,
that good biscuits. rolls, or pastry both
light and nutritious, can be made without
fail. II Is always ready, always reliable,
and requires but half the quantity Of
those Of ordinary manufacture. For sale
in packages to meet the wants Of all by
grocers generally. m2smw&s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
Flowers, Flowers, Flowers,

The beautiful double Geraneum. a very
rare specimen yet among that lovely class
OF MOWERS represented in an excellent
picture at our Post Office, also No. 1
collection Of perpetual blooming Roses in
all shades OF colors, Verbsnas, Poansies,
Slnerarlas, etc etc. Now ready and for
sale at the residence Of Amandus Jaeokel
on 18th between Walnu. and Cedar streets.
mar2sd4m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
THE JUNCTION r. r.
or ITS CONSTRUCTION
uNEAsINEss on sT. LOUIS.

There - every reason 10 believe that o
railroad tocounect Cairo with tue Mobile
and Ohio road, Al h point about twenty I've
miles south If Columbus, Kentucky, will
be constructed There is charter under
which this road can he built, Cndeed. there
ARE t'co), granted by the Legislature Of
Kentucky. and the necessity of the road
t. the Illinois Central has been recognized
by the President Of that company, who, In
his last annual report. recommend, TO the
stockholders it, early construction. In
deed, the officers Of the Central nre alive
To the importance Of this connecting link
snd, We have reason tn believe the pros
.nt visit ~ the President aud Superin-
iendep, of the road 10 Mobile is with the
o'get Of seeing what can be- done in re-
gard 10 the proposed enterprise Cairo
has duty 10 perform IN thi. matter and
should aid the Illinoi. Central. instead of
throwing epedimcnts IN rs way. The
roal. Ne believe. will b" built In
short time, ST. Loui, l. already
nervous concerning the enterprise,
AMI 10 talking about fact freight cars from
-. Louis to Mobile, tho favor shown 10
Cairo by the NJ. n %. rad, and the i'm
Possibility OF building up a trade with the
South, unless the city ean.get pssses.ioI OF
taat thoroughtare. Nov, IL Cairo should
step in and bag the game, St Louis would
laEp Tar !
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

The Paducah Kentpekiaa learns that
preparations are being made to establish
an iron foundry in that city on a large
scale. The iron foundry that will be estab-
li.hed in Paducah can, we have no doubt
be- nut on one of Fairbanks small scales.
Cairo intends to eobble all the foundries
within hundred miles of here Padu-
cab is only whi,tling to keep up her
courage.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
To whom Il May Censsrn.

Have you ever befoulsd your grey hair
with the viscid dyes or worse preparations
offered as substitutes. ifso, they disgust
you Of course, but let not that prevent
you from using "Phalon's vitslia or SALIVA
ton for the HAIR" which 10 clear and
harmless rs water, in all respects agreea-
Bile, and effects tho desired object thor =
oughly and satisfactorily.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

An Ordinance 20 amend section 2I7.
80 It ordained 10y the City Caunoi OF the CITY
OF CRlrOi
srCuos l. That section 2i7 OF an ordinance en-.
titled an IAN Ordinance 10 adopt the Ordinances of
the CITY Of Cairo, be amended by Inserting after
the words ''person or property" the words or "by
,sunsmth y his pistol repairing or gun shop n
marsJdiod THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall is one Of
the largest and best furnished in the coun'
try. 1t is the resort If both citizens and
strangers who indulge in billiard play
ing. jan6tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Two s~ftchmen Of the Illinois Central
railroad were sitting together on the
railing Of the sidewalks ON the Ohio Levee,
above the stone depot, when the railing
broke and precipitated them distance Of
shout ten or fifteen feet. Que of the men
had his law bone broken. st..t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
Twsnty.Yive Cents.

This amount will buy q bottle of Mrs.
Whtcomb's syrup, the great soothing
remedy for all diseases incident to in
fants and children. m7s d&lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Youths boys and Ghildren's clothes, at
,es, than New York prizes will be sold
Ibis week, At p. Ned's, regardless of cost
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Pitcher 4 Henry's large stock Of hard.
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, etc,
will be sold without regard to cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29


ARRIVALS.
Dan Aide, Columbus ~ America, Cincinnati
I'll NcGill, IT Louis EdinburK, Cincinnati
Cray Louisville virginia. New orl..n.
Atlantic. do Grand Lake, do
Frf.n ship, Padnesh - Mary's, do
Leseliin, Memphis RE Lee, do
A BAKER, Pittsbnrg Mary Miller DO
Odd Fellow, Columbus,
DEPARTURE.
Dan Allie, Columbus America. Ark River
RI Mc1ill, New Orleans odd Fellow, Columbus
Ednburg, do Virginia, Louisville
Church, 40 RE Lee, do
Grand Lake, shot,welrs Mary Miller, Evansville
Lewellin, Evansville.
The weather continues cloudy. Mercury
Ga. Business, fair, The Mississippi 10
still rising at st. Louis, The Ohio 10 rising
rapidly at Pittsburg, owing to late and very
heavy rains, with l0l feet in the channel.
II is also rising at Cincinnati and Louis
vile; feet inches in the pass over the
falls
Here the river has risen 2 inches In the
past "a hours.
The Quickstep is the Evansville pack OF
this evening. f
The Kate Robinson for Cincinnati, Belle
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
rHE st. yrcHoLA AZ HOTEL ASp RESTAURANT

Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seventy.fve cents only. at p. Nehs, No.
70, Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

HNy-Receipt., though fair, are quick
y taken 10 supply an active order demand.
Flat hooped is growing into disfavor, in
consequence ~ their weakness and inabil.-
ty 10 hold well, thereby causing shippers
much trouble. The sales reported were
| car ordinary mixed. delivered NJ 81 ! 90
10 prime mixed. delivered at IL so
prime timothy, ON track at II 90
3 choice ditto, delivered 1T Is 90
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
FURNISHING GOODS.

The complete, -toes Of gentlemsn's
furnishing good, in the city, is 10 he found
at Miller and Millers. IL would be a
remarkable want indeed. in this line that
they canno, satisfactorily supply Mt the
very lowest figure, railing in thi, market
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

The Continental is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors Warranted in
ali respects. Pitcher q Henry nj 1879,
Commercial svenuc, cor-l 9Th street.. gNs0g
noysctf .E-LbRltkS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
lots ranging froIn....... 4 90 a,

Corn-has been steady with light re-
ceipts and good demand. Sales reported
were: Two cars mixed white, delivered,
at s5c, 200 sacks yellow delivered nj s5c.
car prime white, on track, at Soc, 200 sacks
choice white, delivered, Mt S7gc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Drawers aud t'ndershirts, al IA sacrifice
at II. Neii-s, No - Ohio I.eyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
MOTEL ARRIVALS.

..4asa....ss.r st. Nicholas Hotel. Marca ~. $50
Jacob Anchcl Il son, New Madrid, Mo;
John st. Ledger, Ulin, H.; G. p. Wells,
Mo; james Kennedy, City; Zenas Leo
man. Pleasant Hill Mo-; A. q. Eberman
Pittsburg, Pa T. j. kush phila., p; H.
%. Cole, Ohio; II. ). Wheeler, City; G. NJ.
Washington, Ind; r. L. Sullinay, Mt.
Vernon, Ind, David Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-.
f. =. Hubbard. 81. Louis; y. b. Raynell
A. l.. Sims, Ptt-burg, Pa. j. b. Higlin,
Pittsburgh; Mrs. VI. Zaball Mound City;
Chas. Roback. IT. Louis; II. Vainess. City;
:. GonisN II. Louis; =. 8. Allen Chicago
NJ. Ray Pittsburgh; Robert llowan, KEN
lucky; VI. Nall, Kentucky; L. Honan,
Missouri; Mrs. Whit.el. Memphis; Mr..
Payne, Memphis. Tenn; Mrs. Ellis, Hem
derson, KY John Marlin. Connecticut;
r. NJ, Calvert, Princeton. KY; A. Ierke,
California; l.. Hahn, Evansville Ind; H..
G. Ronnticr. ST. Lonis, r. G. Jones. Bal
'timoro. Nd: ]. ". Burdettr. Peoria: G..
MAYOR, l.ouisvillc Mrs H. Kelly llli-
nois james r. Hitcbell and family Me-
tropoli., ILL.,. Mrs. } Holmes. Illinois; A..
IClutts Douglas, H.; j. Shadduck, ILL.,
'nois. M. EH NINA
TIE st. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainment is now fitted and
furnished throughout in good style and,
under the manapemef,t of Messrs Walker
Il Slisson, is doing large and thriving
business. II is kept upon the European
plan-the guest calling for what he wants
and when he wants it, whether in the day
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The rooms are large and clean
furnished with the best of beds and bed
ding, while all other features Of the es-
tablishment are arranged with an especial
eye to the comfort and convenience of the
guests. rst.t .... jaGtf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
NEWS 4! TIE t.;;,

~ - c,scle advertisement on 6rst page.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

They never tire the eye. They last
many years without change, They are
perfec, in every particulars. They are
xsrrsnted no; to break. Call on Taber
Br,s. our we'll known Jewellers, and ask
about shep' ILL ms Sd w1im u
Louis Houck, Esq, formerly of thi- city.
i. nov predicting iawr at Cape Girsrdeaoa,
Missouri. He j. spoken Of as the proba-
BILE Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Cape district. Mr.. Houck is a young
man Of brilIiancy. and has devoted great
deal Of hi. time "a politics. He has many
friend. in Cairo who will rejoice II, any
news of his prosperity.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Oats-sre quiet, with fair demand, and
limited receipts. ! car and 800 sacks sold
on orders nj ole, ? cars sold on private
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

l car ordinary mixed. delivered NJ 81 ! 90
10 " prime mixed. delivered AT IL 80
4" prime timothy, ON track nj II 80
" choice ditto, delivered at Is 90
Corn MeaI-Thc market Is crtreme-
ly quiet, and Quotations are purely nomi-
nal. We quote 81 80 10 40 There
were no sales reported. -
PrOvistOnn-srr IN limitssi order de-
msnd, and the market quits firm under
favorable adyices from abroad. Smafl
lots Of mess pork Sold at -, 80, and OF
clear bacon sides at lGlc.
Butter-There is noi enough choice
on our market Ia enable u. To give quota
tons. Good sweet whit aud yellow
would readily command 81 To- i0c accord
ing to size and condition of pkgs. l0pkgs
cooking butter sold al 2Oc; one hkrin good
ordinary at SOC.
Eggs-have been I'M good supply until
to-day, when they are not so plenty, and
the market is firmer nj tic for small and
medium size pkgs. 80 boxes, large and
small sold at Ii and i7c shippers count.
POultry-has been in light supply
and good demand, with sales Of 10 coops
chickens at - 80 to 81 O0 per doz.
Frutt--The market Is well supplied,
and demand moderate 30 bbls choier
apples sold at 80 10, and 60 bbs ditto ut
- OO. Oranges and Lemon, are selling
at - 90 to ST On per box.
POtalOes--are extremely dull. and
market oyerstocked. No sales reported.
Bran-60o sacks sold at 81 90 "a, 81 10
per 100 lbs.
Frctghis-Rates are weak under
light offerings, with plenty of tonnage.
The &. II. Chucrh left this evening with
800 tons of Cairo freight, beside what
was shipped on other boats that filled out
here.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
PARSONS, DAVIS 4 co.
ARE SELLING

.s''il" fAIo"A" g.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

THE BEST USE. Ender. ston-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Use Enders Chill Cure.--"It never
fails. '-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-10

before the jury John Hanlons last words and let no
more blood be split bv perjury" Then he sat down
During this harangue his manner was wild and
in the most insane style, striking
It violently against the iron rating OF the dock and
at times fairly believing ont his words. In no part
Of hiS speech aid he assert has innocence dsny his
He was directed to stand mp again, and Ju 'pe
Ludlow pronounced the judgment OF the law, as
fOllows;-
The Sentence Of Death.
Jehn Hanlon, by our record il appears that the
Grand Jury OF this county indicted you for the mur
der OF Mary Mohrman upon the 9th day OF Septem-
tioD, and after eighteen days consideration, Jury,
Notwithstanding the able aud earnest Efforts of
your counsel found you guilty motion made Tor
tice has followed you, and you stand now q con-
demned felon, the proved perpetrstor Of this most
fui judgment which we must pro-
nounce. So enormous and aggravated is the ofense
Of which you have been convicted, that the Legisla
tnre OF this Commonwealth, in obedience to a divine
sanction, have declared death to be the only ade-
quate punishment Our duty though inexpressbly
painful, must be performed, for the judgment
which consigns you to the tomb protects innocent
and defenceless children from outrage and death.
II you ask by what authority we sct learn that we
as your judges represent here to-day the sovereignty
OF this Commonwealth. Through us she speaks TO
We do not desire to protract this sad scene further
than to call upon you to measure the depth OF your
guilt; thus, II possible, would we move you to seek
for and obtain forgiveness. Upon quiet Sunday
evening, while as an humble worshipper the
to God, her infant daughter through your a5cursed
lust, was put to death. Your 6endlsh passion
needed not the tears, the piteous moans, the last
beseechng glance, the awful terror OF that defense
She exchanged the agony OF earth for the glory
OF heaven; the divine Master took her and folded
her to His bosom. Wnile we abhor your crime we
pity you. Your earthly hopes must now perish, for
hun an forbearance has reached its limit.
Our faith teaches us to believe that divine mercy
is alone limitless, and covered all you are
with the blood OF little child to that mercy you must
look for safety.
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FaNANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFICE,( I
Safnriav Dac 10 aR70

Saturday. Dec. 10. 1870. ]
The money current flows very freely to-day,
and, with moderate supply, the market may
be characterized as easy, but money is by o
means a drug, as full employment can be readily
obtained for all that lenders control at the rates
current during the week. Next week will be an
active one, and the following week more so,
owing to the approach of the holidays, SO that
lenders may be tempted to exact an advance on
the present rates of interest and discount, but
all indications point towards very easy market
after the first week of the new year, when the
usual settlements will have been made
Gold continues steady and quiet at 1880
11O5A, closing at the latter.
In the Government bond market there is
very firm tone in view of the interest falling
due in January, and prices advanced from $50
% all through the list as compared with last
nights closing figures.
At the Stock Board there was continued
activity at very full prices. Sales of the Penn
sylyania 6s. registered at 10419; City 6s, new,
sold at 100.
Reading Railroad was active and stronger.
Sales at 5l5s 8. o.@51$4 short b. 0. Lehigh
Valley was taken at 6013, and there was an
active demand for Philadelphia and Erie, with
sales up to 273 b. o. 11S15 was bid for Camden
and Amboy and 3715 for Catawissa preferred.
In Canal shares there was considerable activ-
ity in Lehigh, which sold at 341s03414. A few
shares of schuylkAl preferred were taken at
1879.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 40 S. Third street.
BEFORE BOARDS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-10
8 ECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
Activity of the Prussians.
The March on Havre.
An Advance on Tours.
The Army of the Loire Pursued.
Startling from China.
Fears of Further Outrage.
The New Census of Philadelphia.
Startling from China.
Fears Of Further Outrage.
The New Census of Philadelphia,
FROM EUROPE.
The Prusslans KIarching on Havre.

The Prusslans KarchtnE on Havre.
LONDON, Dec. S.-Many Englishmen are
arriving here from Havre. They report that
the Germans were marching on that city and
were hourly expected to invest it.
HAvRE, Dec. THE Prusslans are advancing
on this city. The French gave them battle
about four miles distant, in which the loss was
about equal.
Demand of Indemnify.
LONDON, Dec. S.-The Prussans have exacted
seven hundred and fifty thousand francs in
demnity in Burgundy for the expulsion of the
Germans.
The Advance Tours.
DARMsTADT, Dec. 7.--Louis sent the follow
ing telegraphic despatch from Orleans to-day to
the Grand Duke in this city:-"We march for
ward for Tours to-day"
French Protest Against NapoIeou.
BERLIN, Dec S.-The French military officers
now prisoners of war in Germany protest
against the restoration of the Emperor Bona
parte.
Pursuit of the Army of the Loire.
VERSAILLES, Dec. S.-The Germans are vigor-
ously pursuing the French army of the Loire.
Ocean steamer Disaster.
LONDON, Dec. 8.-A despatch from Aber-
deem states that the steamship Union, of the
North German line, has parted amidships off
Rattsay Head, and that little of the cargo can
be saved.
The Eastern DIf!icuity-RussIa Ordering Arms
from the United states.
LONDON, Dec. SIT is reatfirmed to-day that
the Russian Government has ordered from
America one hundred mitrailleuses and one
million of metallic cartridges.
Tho European Markets.
LONDON, Dec. S-11'30 A. M.-C0nsO!s opened al
90 for money and, 921S for account. American
rites quiet U. S. 52Os OF 1862, $50 OF 1865, old
So; OF 1867, 90H; 10-40s, S7l4. Stocks are quiet
Erie Railroad 204 Illinois, Ill Great Western, 2S
LONDON, Dec. Shallow frmer.
HAMBURG, Dec. 9.-Petroleum, Is marc bancos,
schilliDgs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.-Cotton opened quiet; up
lands, sS@s2fd Orleans, 90 91Sd. Sales to-day are
estin ated al 10000 bales
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Income Tax.

The Income Tax.
Special Despatch to The Euentng Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Tbe action OF the Ways
and Means Committee, not to report any general
tariff tax bill at the present session, does in
clude the income tax. several members OF the COM
mittes in faver OF total repeal Of that tax, and
will urge II on all occasions.
Newspaper Change.
The announcement In the Chronies newspaper OF
this morning by Colonel Forney, that the paper is
for sale, has caused much comment in political
circles. 1t is understood that he does not agree
with the administration concerning certain matters
Funeral Of General WaIbridge.
The President and all the members Of the Cabinet
attended the funeral Of General Walbridge.
Pacific Railroad Bonds.
Several leading financial gentlemen from New
York and Phpadel phia had conference with Seere-
tary Boutwell, to-day for the purpose OF urging the
Secretary to allow the national banks to substitute
Pacific Railroad bonds In place Of Five-twenties.
The secretary stated that he was decidedly opposed
to such substitution, 1t would be likely 30 throw
upon the market a large number OF Five-twenty
bonds and tend TO deprecate them.
The Fourth of March.
Notwithstanding the fact that the House Judiciary
Committee are almost unanimously in favor or the
repeal Of the law requiring Congress to org anize
the 4th OF March, Ii Is ascertained that large
jority Of the members are opposed to its repeal.
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RI this morning
philadelphia Trade Repors.

SATURDAY, Dec. l0.-Bark-In the absence Of
sales we quote NO. Quercitron at S25 q ton.
Seeds-CloVerseed continues in demand, and $4,000
bushels sold TO go out or the market, at 1lc TlmO
thy may be quoted at s5S5'25, and Flaxseed at
S2@21b.
The Flour market Is less active, but we continue
former quotatione. The demand is principally from
the home consumers, whose purchases foot up
1900 barrels, including superfne at s4'50@4'I5;
extras at s5@5'25; Iowa and Wisconsin extra
family at s5'75@6; Minnesota do. do. at s69o'5O;
Pennsylvania do. do. at sb'15@6 80; Indiana and
Ohio do. do. at s6'25@T; and fancy brands at
s73b@s. as in quality, Rye Flour may be quoted at
There is 1rmer feeling in the Wheat market, bat
not much activity. Sales OF 2000 bushels at 81 45
for Indiana red S14s for do. amber and 81 13491 3s
for Pennsylvania red. Rye may be quoted at 93@94c
for Western and Pennsylvania. Corn is quiet but
steady. Sales OF 5000 bushels new Pennsylvania,
Jersep and Delaware yellow at T2c, aud 400 bushels
new Western do. at 9nc. Oat are unchanged. 300e
busuels sold at 54@56c. for Pennsylyania and
Western.
Whisky is firm, ana rs barrels Western IRON
pelld 500 NJ s2e.
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Il III i Ii IL II ~ l. Il ~ N
T0-DkY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Philadelphia Census Revision.
Another Unsatisfactory Result.
Pacific Railroad Bonds.
Weekly Treasury Statement.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Movement on HaVre.
The Movement on HaVre.
FROM EUROPE.
The Prussian Movement on Hayre.

The Prussian Movement on Havre.
HAvRE, Dec. 8.-lron- cads have been ordered
by the French Government to repair imme
diately to Havre to assist in the defense Of the
city.
The Proposed Conference.
LONDON, Dec. s-The Times special from Berlin
ference on the Eastern question,
RejoiclpRs In Germany Over she Victories.
Berlin special reports that there are great public
rejoicings every where over the recent Victories.
1t is believed the war 10 near its end. An address
is proposed to the King from the Inhabitants, TO be
presented at Versailles, asking for the immediate
bombardment OF Paris.
Grants Message In Germany.
Great disappointment is felt that President Grants
position is not stronger on the Alabama claims and
tlsht ry question.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Revised Census of Phiia del phia-Anothei ei
UnsaItsfaetory Exhibit.

Special Despatch to The Brening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The supplemental
census of Philadelphia, taken by Marshal Gre
CORY, by express orders of the President, is
about complete, and nearly all the documents
connected with the remuneration have been re-
ceiyed at the Census Bureau in this city. Their
examination is not yet complete, but as far as it
has progressed it shows that the aggregate will
be about 20, 600 in excess of the first enumera-
tion, making the population of the city not more
than 677, ,OOO
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Ral,imore Preduce nIatket.

BALTIMORE. Dec. lO.-Cotton dull; middling up
lands, 141@15c. low middings, l4Kc. Flour quiet
for better grades; choice white s1TOQ1 81; fair TO
prime, 81 sOa1 90; prime to choice red, 1881 81
fair tO good, 81 3091 80; common, S116a1'25; Ohio
and Indiana 81 ssaa1'40. Corn advanced aud closed
quiet; white, 12@Tsc. yellow, 7sc, Oats nominally
bOab2c. Provisions unsettled, with the tendency
downward; stock scarce and demand trining,
Whisky higher at 9l9s2c.