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EUROPE.
nFRANCE.

New Law for Reorganization of the
Army4r-SiluatiOn at Mont MaEtre
Stil ThreateniRgSs ! Anti oritiesj De.
termfHed 10 Enforce D Obediences.
Presentation of Credentials 10 the
New. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Republic
Recognized-.RepOrt of PestiIence
" COntradicted.
~snsz-~,,, PARIS, March %, =,
n a aggi prpIeSt qtlaw framed by Die
government FOR the Reorganization and
control Of the army has been made public.
Under the provisions all Frcnchmen are
to serve compulsory for three years in the
regulars, and subsequently a similar
length Of time in the, reserves. -, The law
has yet 10 receive the sanction Of the Ma
tional Assembly.
The situation at 3Iont Martre, is with
out aspects Of aIthfeatening nature The
authorities arc however, determined On
enforcing obedience to their requirements
There will in consequence, be u crisis to.
morrow, which is, the last day allowed
tho tnalcontehts To return 10 their duty 9
Arrangements are being made for
French representation in the exhibitions Of
1871, at Uond01 and Florence - o.
] Prince Metternlch to-day presented his
credentials 10 Thiers as ambassador from
Austria tothc new government Of France.
The Portuguese minister waited upon the
Chief Executive and presented tho ere.
dentiGls Of his government. Denmark
and Sweden have recognized the French
IRcpublic. "A Cabinet council was held to-,
day and presided over by Thiers. Dis
sentions prevail among the Mont Martre
insurgents. The Journals continue to spur
the government up to the work OF crush
ing insnrrcCtiOn. A repOrtthat pcstilenCe
has made its appearance at Versailles is
contradictcd. .lg
Of Bismarck to Abandon
AIsace and Lorraine for ConSid-
GRAFTON.
PARIS, March Is.
Worlds Special. DrI Hn.riN m. IIEh
Count Bismarck has informed Thiers
that he is embarrassed in organizing po.
litically and commercially tho ceded
provinces owing 10 the determined resist
lncc OF the inhabitants, and representa-
lives, That German commerce will be
lamagedby the competition Of tie SIulI.
house manufactures, and that he would
abandon Alsace and Lorraine Il the in.
1emnity was increased to 100000 mil
lard francs. .lt7ta'tt.l. e.. alua|
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New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK, March Is.

Gold strong; all sales at 111sa111l.
There Is an active borrowing demand for
gold, 10 deliver on speculative sales. For
carrying 1a9 per cent have been paid,
while one siXty.tourth OF one per cent per
day and one per cent per annum have
been paid for the use of gold by borrow.
ers. Loans have also been made fiat. The
specie shipments amount to 100000.
Clearances $S0,00O,0O0. Governments
dull and steady, without material change
in prices Treasury awards $2,000,O0O,
at from 1005B 10 100.69 Stocks opened
steady, but fell off little as the day ad.
vanced. lake Shore, Ohio & Mississippi,
New York Central, Erie, and Canton
was most active. Harlem was weak, and
fell off ) per cent from first call The
market Mt the close was strong, with
general improvement in prices. Lake
Shore led the railway list on the upward
turn, and sold at 00S. Among the mis-.
cellaneous stocks Canton was the fAvorite
and was bid up to 93t. Money easy ut
4a5 per cent. There are rumors that an.
other lookup will be attempted towards
the close Of the month State bonds IRE
dull, with the exception of new South
CQrolinAs, which are strong and active.
Sterling exchange 1905,
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ooAUSTRIA-. =
'I0n .eIlTIL-.-l y y. 7.

NH
,r VIENNA, March 10.
At yesterdays session of the Aus.
tri1n ReiSchrath u speech was made by
Count Hohenwort, President of the Min.
istry, in defence Of the decree prohibiting
the holding ut Vienna OF the German eel.
ebraiion Of the return OF peace. In the
course Of his remarks the President of the
Ministry alluded to the dispatch recently
sent by Count De Beust, expressive of the
hope TINT the increase OF friendship to.
wards Germany would not effect the indi.
viduality Of tho Austro:H Hungarian Mon.
archy. This increse ,ol friendship, said
Count HOhenwort. would render necessary
D careful Interpretation Of the principle
hostilities, The prohibition was intended
only for the preservation Of order, for the
friendship towards Germany would be Of
but little value II the Government was
unable to rule ut home. s...
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A BEAUTIFUL INcrDENT.-A gentleman
relates that many years ago he was on
visit to the Isle Of Man, and during his
walks he strOlled into tho quiet church.
yard, where reposc the bodies of many q
faithful and humble Christian. Near a
grave in corner OF the churchyArd he
noticed lady with little girl (the latter
about twelve years Of age) to whom she
was relating the story Of the Dairyman's
daughter, whose remains lay beneath
their feet. AS the lady proceeded with
the narrative, he observed the little girl
lit up her eyes filled with tears, and heard
her say that she would try and be as good
as the Dairyman's daughter had been. Af.
ter planting beautiful lily on the grave,
they walked slowly away. The gentle
man, upon making inquiry, found that the
lady was the Duchess Of Kent, and the
little girl her daughter. The latter is
now the Queen OfEngland.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
u al0i2 " sSIffTSso4461Ss n,5s}}csbS nJ,5}sbS11t !
FIRST SESSION.


q IA -10r7 T59EEEN,A44EtqB T571gfI !
e z, il 'I0'1 'W1saHt1tSIS W1saHt1tSISorrooS, ro March It. :
On notion Of M. TRu4BULh, ithe
House bills repeating duties on coal and
salt, was read the second time. 10 =.
Mr.. C0NKIING called up the bill to al.
low tho Commissioners to revise the
statutes, TO print their reports Passed. d,
y Mr.. WILSON introduced o bill lin relS-
ton to additional bounties, providing that
the widow, children, father Or mother, OF
any soldiers who enlisted Tor q less period
than one year, and who were killed or
died in the service, shall be entitled TO re-
ceive the same bOuntics as have been pro.
Eided by law when isoldierS enlisted 1iOr
two years.
/ HOUSE!T n
On motion of Mr.. WooD, it was. resol-
we'd that tho Committee on Foreign AT.
fairs, when appointed, be. reQhested TO
examine into and report at the next session
of Congress whether the territory of
Lower California would be desirable &c.
QUESTION 10 the United States, and If 80,
with such recommendations relating TO
that object rs may seem to that Committee
just and expcdient with reference thereto.
Mr.. BE4fTYintEOduced Sbiu granting
perniS sion ID Ole Morse Monuniett5 ASSo.
ciGti6n e erect 4 monument 10 PfOE.
Morse, at the intersection OF Pcnnsylva-
MIA Avenue ind Seventh street, provided
It involves no expense TO the Govern.
ncnt. The bill passed. u a
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New York Market.

NEW York, March is.
CorToN-Firm; middling uplands, 1jc.
FLoUR-Dull at So G5aG IS lor shipping
extras.
GRAEN-Wheat active; red amber 81 GS
al 70. Corn very firm mixed Western
S9aS0tc.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard dull; seller May
134c.
EOGs-Fresh 21a22c.
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A sister Of Charity.

Dr. ". ". Hall, of the Journal ct
Heath, relates the following:
On bleak winters night u mere scnwl
was handed in at the door, with a name
known 10 fame; death was imminent.
The patient was In q kind OF clubhouse,
back from the street. A solitary woman
attended the unfortunate sufferer, silent
busy, anticipating every want, translating
every gesture almost before II was made
In the early morning, ut noon, and in the
hours Of darkness, she was always there;
prompt, noiseless, vigilant, sClt.pOssessed.
Day after day it was the same thing, and
with all this there was such u benignity
In the whole demeanor that l wanted 10
know her name and her relation 10 to the
patient, who had been abandoned by his
dearest ties OF humanity, and whose
mental state was evidently as great a tor
ture as that Of his body The tumultuous
heayings Of the mind and conscience were
in sad unison with the ceaseless tossings
Of the emaciated frame, and the vain ef:
forts Of the restless, fearless eye to close
itself in sleep. ~ shall die if l don't
sleep" was the constant, piteous exclama-
tion! Lover and friend and daughter even
kept sternly aloof from that miserable
bedside. She had heard Of the hapless
and abandoned sufferer, and Tor human
ity's sake supplied every want from her
own purse, and continued so to do for
weeks and weary months, until death
brought reliel from the fearful cOmbina-
tion Of human suiterings. To- do so much
and for SO long time, TO administer tire
less personal attentions, and unstinted pc.
cuniary aid to one so abandoned, without
the hope or possibility of reward, was the
work OF that angel Of goodness, who had
written SO much and so sweetly, in prose
and vGrse-AlIce CARR,
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March 10.
The election returns this morning come
In slowly, and do not materially change
the estimates already given. Weston will
probably have three 10 four hundred ma.
jority. The Third Congressional District
is in some doubt, the vote being close and
the returns not all in yet, but Parker,
Democrat, Is probably elected. The
Democrats arc preparing for grand jubi.
Ice tonight, and delegation has visited
Manchester and invited Messrs. Weston
and Bell TO be present,who have accepted
the invitation, Many prominent party
men from abroad will be present.
BosToN, March IL.
The Concord IN. H.) IStattanan attrlb.
utes the defeat Of the Republicans to the
removal of Sumner, the San Domingo
scheme, the land grants, the failure OF
Congress to restore our commerce and
forcing upon the party unpopular nOmi-
necs by packed caucuses.
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
MAarrSaroE. March Is.

H '@A@AAAAANNASAst "
The Joint High Commission was in ses-
sion yesterday about two hours. .l,.l,.. T..
Secretary Fish was present at the Cabi.
net meeting but did not remain until its
conclusion, merely transacting business re-
latIng to the State Department and then
retiring, to be present at the deliberations
of the Commission, in addition to the pre-
paration Of a large amount of mail which
was taken to New York by courier Of the
British Legation, for the Foreign Office at
London. r.....- stH .,1E
Tho members Of the British Commission
devoted several hours to social duties, and
among other visits, attended the Tuesday
afternoon reception Of Mrs. Grant, at the
Executive Mansion. On tomorrow and
Thursday evenings the English Commis.
sioners will entertain number OF friends
at their residences. SH y "a
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March Is.
CoTToN-Firm; middling 14al44c.
FLoUR-Stcady and unchanged.
GRAN-steady and unchanged.
: GROCERIES unchanged.
Ons-Lard oil dull at 81 07a1 09c.
EGGs-Dull at 15c.
Butter and cheese firm and unchanged.
SEEDs-ClOver seed firm at 124a128c.
Timothy seed unsettled at SO 70; some
ask 81 90.
PRov1sloNs-Quiet; pork held OF SCI
Soc. Lard held at 12ta124C; country kct-
tie 12c. Bulk meats held at 7sa91 a10a1 Olc;
quarter less offered. Bacon dull; shoul.
ders SIC; sides 11a11tc.
3 WHTsKY-SGc,
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River News.
CRY OF MEXICO. March 16, !

~ E-- CINCINNATI, March Is.
River % feet and stationary. Arrived
Valid, Wheeling; John H. Groesbcck,
New Orleans. Departed-RObert Burns,
Memphis America, Nashville; Charmer,
Evansville; Valid, ST. Louis; Liberty No.
1, New Orleans, Business moderately
active. Weather cloudy and very warm,
PITTsBURoH, March IS.
Weather cloudy and every appearance
of rain. Monongahela9 9 feet 0 inches and
falling slowly. Arrived-ArgOsy, Belle
Vernon and Juniata. N|
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The Northern Pacific Railroad is now
open from Duluth to Brainerd, on the
Mississippi, distance, one hundred and thir-
teen miles. From Brainerd to the Red
River, one hundred and tifty.three miles,
the road is graded, and ready for the rails,
and by the first OF August next it is ex-
pected the locomotive will be running
three hundred miles west of Duluth.
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PRUSSIA Pr

bismarck Demands a Guarantee of
Bonds of the Strasburg Railway.
BERLIN, March 10.
Count Won Bismarck has made dc.
mand on Port Roumaine for IN acknow-
Judgement that it is bound to guarantee
the bonds OF the Strasburg railway.
EmpeForYiIliam TO Arrive at Berlin
TO.day---He Declines an Official
Reception.
!, Emperor William is expected here to.
morrow. He declines an official recep.
tiotl. W. aTiI a'.. $500 I.l,'
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CUBA.
HAVANA, March IA

HAVANA, March ii.
The DIaro, in leader, says that it
hopes preparatory steps toward the hold.
ing of an election in Cuba, for deputies to
the CorteS, is not far enough advanced to
admit the holding Of an election. Il de-
preclates the injury done by the election
in Porto Rico, and adds that the stability
of Spain is insufficient to permit the send
ing Of Cuban deputies to the Cortes,
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OFthe nineteen Senators who shielded
A. J. in his impeachment trial, not one
Republican or DemoCrat-has been re.
elected, and only two remain in the Senate,
one Of whom, Mr.. Trumbull, was recently
removed from the ChNirmanShip Of the
Judiciary Committee, and tho other is
well, i Is Garrett Davis
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STATE SECURITIEs-MisSOuri, 92; Ten
nessee, old, Gl; new, G3J; Virginia, new,
G6!; old, 6G; North Carolina, old, 46Ai
new, 9S2.
SrocEs-Westcrn Union Telegraph 60;
Adams Express, SO; Wells, Fargo s Co.,
4S; American At; United States Al; PN.
citic Mail, All; New York Central, OS4; do
scrip, 94s; Eric 2Oi; Harlem 1877; Read.
ing, 10l4; Michigan Central, 117S; Pitts.
burgh, ll5; Northwestern, 79l; do prefer.
red, oct; Rock Island, 11ll; New Jersey
Central. 1861; St Paul, 55s; do prefer
red, TT; Wabash 54s; do preferred, &c;
Fort Wayne, 97f; Terre Haute, 2Ot;
Chicago s. Alton, 1l3; Ohio& Mississippi,
4St; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati,
"a; Burlington & Quincy, 100; Lake
Shore, OOt; Indiana Central, 1919; Illinois
Central, 1334.
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Philadelphia NIarket.
PHILADELPHIA, March /

HII4NUF3I4T HI3NI IIIUICII I"'
FLoUR-Quiet and weak.
GRAIN-.Whcat dull; red western,
81 69a1 65 Rye and corn unchanged,
Oats 63a64c.
Ors-Petroleum, crude, 1sc; refined
239c.
WHRKY-Unchanged.
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CHICAGO, March 15.

FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat very dull; No. / spring
81 24ta1 25f cash; this +. NJ. inactive At
81 244a1 95I cash. Corn, frmer No. 9
mixed 4ahc higher at 53sa53ic. Oats
quiet; No 9, 50a5OAc. Rye quiet; No. Q,
7Oc. Barley active; No. 9, Soc.
HoGs-Live hogs fairly active at Gta7tc.
CArrLE-Upper grades active and firm
at 5ta7c.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Resignation Of Brazilian Ministry.
Rio JANERo VIA LISBON, March Is.
The Brazilian ministry has resigned.
SenOr ParanboS will probably form the
new Cabinet. The revolution in Monte.
viedo continues. pep is
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OHIO.

Strike EndedssMeeting TO Organize a
Kansas Colored Colony.
CLEVELAND, O., March 10.
Tho strike Of tho compositos on tho
Herald, reported Monday, turns out to
have been small affair. II lasted but II
few hours, and the regular business of
the paper was not embarrassed.
The c0lored soldiers and sailors Of
Cleveland hold meeting this evening to
take measures for the organization of
Kansas colony.
Information having been received that
0'DOnOyan Rosa would pass through
here on the Gath, on his way to Louis.
vile, the Irish Of the city held q meeting
last evening to take measures to receive
and induce him to lecture. z s;FEEbsl
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Preparations for Celebrating st. Pat
rick's Day-sRumored Candidacy of
Gen. Butler for Governor.

Gen' butler Tor Governor
BosToN, March Is.
The Montgomery Light Guards will
act as an escort 70 the Irish procession ON
st. Patricks Day, and will parade in citi-.
zen's dress, the Colonel and other officers
Of the regiment to which the guard be-
longs having refused their permission 10
appear as q military body.
The journal to-day says that, il all &C.
counts be true, it is the intention OF the
friends oi General Butler to place his
name before the Republican Convention
for Governor. II Is said that Genefd But,
lrr s4not committed as yet to this prop
osition, though he docs not treat the Sug.
gestion with indifference. DIR. George i.
Loring, in case this programme is carried
out, will run in the Fifth Congressional
District to fill the vacancy caused by the
retirement Of Gen. Butler. 9l#
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MEXICO.

Completion Of Telegraph Line--Fall
Of Meteor Followed by Heavy
Earthquake.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 16, !
VIA HAVANA, March "A. ) ,
The Consul has Just received a telegram
from Gen. Cook, of RinggOld Barracks,
Texas, congratulatlng him on the COM
pletion ofthe telegraph line between Nexi-
co and Camargo. '
A meteor fell in Jalisco, followed by n
heavy earthquake.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 10.

BALTIMORE, March 10.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat firm; Ohio and In.
diana 81 coal IS. Corn firm; white
Southern 95c; yellow 98c. Oats active
and unchanged. Rye.90ca$l 05.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess pork firm and un.
changed.
WmsKY-Quiet at 92a99ic.
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Verdict in the Filkins --PriSs
oner Sentenced to the Peniten-

.. n." ALBANY, March 10.
The Jury in the Filkins case came into
court this morning, at nine o'clock, and
rendered IL verdict of guilty OF robbery
in tho first degree. The court immedi-
ateiy. sentenced tho prisoner to twenty
years imprisonment in Clinton Prison,
being the full extent Of the law. The
prisoners counsel will prepared bill ofex.
ceptions and apply Tor q writ of error and
carry the matter before the general term
Of the Supreme Court.
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PORTO RICO.
Large sugar Crop. 40
ST. JOINS, March s.

-u, ST. JOINS, March 8,
Crop immense, but behind time. Ship
ments will be in full force about the mid
die of this month. Planters arc asking
high prices for their products, and pur-
chasers will not yield.
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WASHINGTON.

FIRST EFFECTS OF SUMMERS REMOVAL.
Returns from New Hampshire election!
are being eagerly sought for here to.nigh
by politicians Of both parties. Return!
thus fnr have had q discouraging efiec
upon the Republicans, and the Democrats
are correspondingly elated and jubilant
Leading Republicans here do not hesitate
to assert that II the party has been defeat
cd In New Hampshire such defeat Is ow.
ing solely 10 the late war made upon Sum.
ner.
REDEMPTION OF MUTILATED NOTES.
The Finance Committee held its first
session today, and took up for CUusillcla.
tion several measures that passed the
House last session, but failed to receive
concurrent action from the Senate. The
bill authorizing national banks TO issue
new bills in place Of those mutilated and
destroyed, which failed 10 pass the House
Inst session, received favorable action, and
Sherman was instructed 10 report the
same 10 the Senate, which was done later
in the day when it passed.
TIE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re.
lations held its first meeting today, for
the purpose Of cllGCtiDg .an organization.
When the members had assembled CAM
eron took occasion to refer to his elevation
to the head OF the committee, expressed
his qualification at the confidence reposcd
in him by his colleagues, and announced
that he would continue to hold the posi-.
tion so long rs his health would permit
There arc now pending before the com.
mitteo six or eight treaties with foreign
governments, none Of which, however, arc
Ofgrcat importance except that with the
Republic OF Columbia, regarding tho Da.
rlen canal. This invOlvessome nice queS-
tiOns, which need careful consideration.
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.aqaqiwBCoNSIN.y
Warehouse Burned.

LA CROSSE, March Is, e
The large warehouse Of Bullard, at
Reeds Landing, 0Iinn,, was burned last
night, together with twenty-five thous-
and bushels Of grain. Loss $4,000. .
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ITALY.
Large Appropriation Asked to Com.
plete the Armament Of the Country
s.Bill of Guarantee for Bishops
r Approved. ."'''''.
FLoRENCE. March 1h.

'.. FLORENCE, March Is.
The ministers have asked for the ex.
traordinary credit Of one hundred and
fifty or two hundred million livres for the
completion Of-the' armament of, the
country. The debate upon the subject
of the reorganization OF the army has
been closed In the Senate, whose ad lolrn.
mcnt is expected today.
The Chamber of Deputies has approved
thelllll pspyidipg,a guarantee for bishops
in the Roman Church.
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TEX thousand tons Of ice were cut from
the Illinois riverthis season, Iall intended
for st. Louis. s."
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, MaGCh TO-
The market generally is steady, with
q FAIR demand for staple fabrics. 'i
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The Late Election in New Hamp-
! Shire-.Fisk Ordered TO Turn Over
Erie Stock ITO English Ownefs.--
J Arrest of Car Thieves--Travel on
the HudsOn.sTweed Testimonial
Association DisSolved-.M oney Re-
/ Misunderstanding Of Republican
Executive Committee...lIaiIroad
RObbcFV
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & CO.
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BOHOs

oaer for saIo al rar nn4 Ac.ruch lplr1e.l m