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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

Alssi cold earth, dort thou forget
The scent II Aprifs siolctf
DO waillng Winds bcmnan the death
OF youth. ami Joy, and odorous breath?
Are all these shriveied leaves that fail
Heapcd UP for beauy's burial
Ali no, no, n0.-the careful year
Prepares a b,d and not bier -
Though bcauty'- trance be long and deep.
Her heart still Quivcrs in her sleep,
Then leave her place " slumher bare,
Let the loved sunlight enter there.
Alas cold heart. hast thou foregone
THE bliss that DER thy Spring time shones
Has all the Winter Ol thy woe
CONCEALED thy weeping into SNOWY
And IN that long and bitter frost,
Has the sweet life OF lsye been losts
An. no. no, no love wakes again,
Though still and pale IL long hath lain,
And chilly was its place 81 rest
hen. warm IL, icare,t, on thy breast;
Revive IL with thy voice divine.
II wakens ~ no touch but thinei
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11
THE LAST WISH.

This is all j. il much, my darlingg You must
follow your path In life,
Have head for its complex windings, a hand
for its sudden strife:
The sun will shine, the flowers win bloom.
though my course md them ali IS Ger
would not that dear living eyes should light in
their JOY no more;
Only Just for The sake Of the happy past, and the
golden days tniat have been.
BY the love We have loved. and the hopes we
have hoped. viii you have my grave kept
green
just a moment in the morning. in the eager flush
Of the day,
To pluck soue creeping weed, perchanoe, or
train the white rose spray;
Just moment {, shade my yiolets from the glare
Ct the noontisle heat.
just tear and a PRAYER In the cleaning, ere you
leave me with lingering feet.
An u is weak and foolish. but think that. in
Gods serene.
should know. and love to know. mine own.
that you keep my grave 50 green.
J.-'-'1 '.n. when the drops are FLASHING against
your win,.v~ pane.
That You ehould De thinking wistfully of my
grasses out in the rain,
That, when the winter vail is spread DER the
fair white worl.i below.
Your tender hands Irvine the holly wreaths that
:. mark my rest IN the snow.
Ny clasp LIES rich gifts grows faint and cold,
| ween.
Yet OH l would hold il to the last-the trust OF
my grave kept green
Because IL Is by such little signs the heart and
iis faith are read;
Because the natural man must shrink ere be
joins the forgotten dead;
The heavenly hope = bright and pure, and calm
Is the heavenly rest
Yet the human love clngs yearningly TO all il has
priced the hest.
We have been 80 happy. darlingi and the parting
il pang 80 keen,
All soothe il by this last VOW to me YOU will
watch that my grave keeps green!
-lza ths Year Round.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

Brighton is 81 miles from London,
and the railroad which connects these
two cities is the famous one of the
world forspeed, for safety, and for the
enormous wealth Of its commuters.
From 80 to 60 miles an hour is the rate
OF speed, and there are no
stopping places. A billiard
ball does not roll over the green
cloth with more ease than this train
moves. A correspondent of the Ercn-
ing Post says: ~ have seen the sea at
Brighton, and So minutes afterwards j
have seen the dome of st. Paul's
through the fog Of London. The tracks
are kept in perfect order. and the ears
are built Of solid mahogany"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-11

A young gentleman Of Cambridge,
age six, has won the belt for being the
first Of entants terrible for the centennial
year. The way he accomplished il was
TO 90 solus 10 friends house, and make
a call upon the lady. lie was greeted
very affectionalcly, and then asked his
GRAND. "Ol nothing, Miss c.; but
will you please let me see your parlor
carpet, for anntic says it makes her
most sick every time She comes here
boston Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Motion Withdrawn.

LONDON, April 2s.-In the House o.
Commons Mr.. Jenkins said in view ol
his inability to obtain place for his re-
cent motion respecting the correspond.
ence with America about the treaty oi
Washington, he now gave notice OF his
intention to Withdraw his original mo-
tion and move for the production Of the
papers.
MIR. Lawther, Under Secretary for the
Colonial Department, replying to Thos.
Thornhill, and Lord Carnavon, Sec
retary for the Colonies, yester-
day sent despatch to Governor
Hennessy at Barbados making in.
quiries into the situation Of affairs on
that island. A dispatch was received to-
day from Gov, Hennessy in reply, stating
that there had been no trouble there
since Saturday last, Ninety persons
were taken into custody during the dis
turbances and 800 were arrested after
wards suspected Of rioting and receiving
stolen goods. Three rioters were killed
and sixteen wounded. The police fred
on the rioters twice. None OF the sugar
works were injured. No apprehension
is entertained Of renewal Of the out
break.
The Ga.ctic to-day contains the procla-
nation OF the title OF the Empress Of
India.
The Empress Augusta, Of Germany, is
expected at Windsor on Wednesday on a
visit to Queen Victoria.
Thomas Arid, the English poet, is dead.
The steamships Idaho and Bothnia,
from New York, have arrived out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

BII.LA1RE LocAIS.-Rev. !. j. Spencer
will preach at Florence School House,
below BelIairc, this evening. He will
preach tomorrow morning on the sub
iect Of "The Souls Release from It's Bur
dens," and in the evening upon "Abonnd.
ing Gratitude"
The children's social at the Disciples
Church on Thursday evening was an
eminently successful affair. Healhering'
toms Brass Band furnished some Of their
excellent music to enlivcn the occasion.
Mr.. W. l.. BolOn. Esq, was immersed
in the river at the ferry landing Thurs
day night by Rev. /. J. Spencer.
Rev. Prof. Alder, Of the Western Re.
serve College, at Hudson, Ohio, visited
our public schools on Thursday.
a Bristow meeting has been called to
meet at City Hall this evening. Some
fine orators will be present, aud present
their views OF the Presidential outlook to
the assembly. Considerable importance
Is attached to the occasion by the politi-
clans Of the city, and indeed OF the conn.
try generally, and it is thought that 1t
will be largely attended.
Much complaint is made Of the night
watchmen for their way Of tending the
gas lights on Union, Belmont and Guern.
sey streets. All through the thickly
populated part Of the city the lights are
turned ont as early as ten o'clock, or even
earlier, while those on the hill side and in
the suburbs, where no one has occasion to
be out at night, burn until midnight, or
even later.
To-day the competitive examination OF
candidates for Naval Cadet at the An.
napolis Academy from the XVI Congress.
sional District takes place at City Hall.
Candidates from the different counties
are numerous, and all hopeful OfSuccess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

NASHVILLE, April 2S.-Aspecial to the
american from Tuscumbia says: This is
the day for the execution OF Wm. Boddie
alias White, for the crime Of rape on a
white woman named Artitia Little, in
Lauderdalc county, in September, 1874.
1t was ushered in by dense clouds and
rain, which continued until 10 o'clock.
Notwithstanding the weather about 5000
people assembled TO witness the first judi
cial hanging that ever occurred in Col
bert county. In 1888 three negroes were
hanged in Franklin county for the mur.
der OF Gholson. This county is composed
OF what was the north half Of Franklin.
At half past II o'clock the prisoner was
taken from the Jail and guarded by the
Colbert Greys 10 the gallows near the
southern margin Of the town, where he
was hung at n quarter to o'clock, the
fall breaking his neck. He betrayed no
fear or trepidation, and died protesting
his innocence. The absence OF white
women and children was noteworthy.
The body hung about thirty minutes.
Drs. Duprez Cooper and Rand were
present, and Rev. Wilson Nathcross nd.
ministered spiritual consolation 10 the
prisoner who said he was going straight
to heaven. Sheriff Alexander's arrange
ments were perfect and every thing pass
ed off quietly and without an accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

A LETTER from Carl Schurz las been
published in the New York Public, oi
which the American Associated Press
gives the following abstract:
"He replies to criticisms by Republi.
cans, and urges that the Republican par.
ty can not afford to lose certain States in
which the Independents have the balance
OF power, that il can not afford 10 refuse
to do any Just and proper thing because
the Independents ask il; that II the re.
formers within the party are strong
enough, they will not be deferred from
doing good thing because recommended
by others outside who seek the same OBJ
iects; that no one d esires to organize n
third party, ,-but it is hoped the Cincin.
natl Convention will take such course
that the Independents can conscientious.
ly follow it. Nevertheless, he says, il
nothing but a choice OF evils be presented,
it Is time for the moral sense OF the peo.
pie 10 revolt against such degradation,
and many hitherto strong partisans will
Join in an effort outside Of old parties.
Hence it is the duty Of the Independents
and OF such Republicans to state frankly
what will and what will not receive their
support, 80 that the Republican party, If
it should mistake, would have no occa.
sion to say, why did you not tell us Of
your objection beforeT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcK OF THR CIIIEP SIGNAL 0PH1cRR,
WASHINGTON, DC, April 20-l a. N.

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cooler
followed by warmer and clear weather,
northwest veering to northeast winds
and rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys falling barometer,
southeast winds, and warmer and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Lakes south winds. warmer
and partly cloudy weather, and a rising
barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States n
rising barometer, cooler northwest winds,
and clear and cloudy weather.
The rivers continue stationary or slow
ly falling except rise in upper Ohio and
tributaries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

"A dispatch from POris, KY, announ-
ccs the breaking down Of Katie Pease,
the we'll known race horse.
Governor Rice, Of Mass, has vetoed
the bill 10 legalize the marriage Of james
Parton, on the grounds that the act Is not
within the constitutional power Of the
Legislature.
Thomas Davis s Co., Of Baltimore,
importers Of salt, have suspended. Lila.
bilities 100000.
The Panama Railroad Company
have attached the stores Of the steamer
City OF Panama and will do the same
with all the Pacific Mail steamers arriy-
ing at San Francisco. They will not be
allowed to attach the steamers themselves
without filing bond Of indemnity.
-Oseo Sanders, the Cherokee Indian
sentenced to. be hung at Fort Smith on
the 2lst inst, but who was respited by the
President, will be hung on the ID Of June
by direction Of the President.
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WHEELING WEST VA, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 29, 1876

sHERIFr BRowN's SuCcEssoR.-Mr'
Reilly, President Of the Board OF COM
missioners for this county, has appointed
Mr.. Geo. r. Tingle to fill the unexpired
term Of The late Sheriff Brown. This
appointmcnt will not surprise those who
are conycrsant with the political and
per.opaI surroundings Of the case.
The appOintee has been for many
years a prominent Democrat,
hard worker in the ranks OF the party,
and a leading aspirant for the position.
lie has not only served his party in pO-
litical way but likewise the community
in the matter Of the Capitol question.
These two considerations constituted a
claim that Mr.lReilly felt bound to recog.
nize, and in so doing we may say that he
has made an appointment that will
give general satisfaction to the com.
munity. Mr.. Tingle is good business
man and knows what the place requires
at his hands. No doubt he will do every
thing in his power to make his admins
tration popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Flour-Easy; com.
mon to choice western shipping extra at
81 O0a5 90; good 10 choice fancy family
grades S. 50a5 621l. Whcat-Active and
very unsettled; No. 2 Chicago spring 971<c
spot sales; 951Ga9s9Ec seller May; closed
at 9754c seller May; sales at 97 Ifa9eAc sell
Ter June; No. 8, S6as9c. Corn-Unsettled;
No. 9 mixed 451fa46c spot; 45kc seller
May; 451Sc seller June. 0ats-Dull; No. 2,
SONa3lc spot; SlhaSlAc seller May and
June. Barley-Dull at 40c spot; 80 1Ic sci.
Ter May. Rye-Steady at 6S5faGic. Pork
Closed easy at $2l II 1fa2l % seller June;
$2l 10 seller July. Lard-Quiet and un.
changed. Bulk Meats-Steady at 7sSa1lH
al2c. Whisky-Quiet aud steady at 81 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

What a great mistake farmers and own.
ers Of village residences make, by neg.
lecting to beautify their homes with orna.
mental trees and shrubs! When we
travel through the country and through
villages, and see houses located in de.
lightful situations, with not tree around
them, either for fruit or shade, we are
compelled to ask mentally, "are the own.
ers inSaner Why, for every handsome
shade tree around q genteel, or even q
good comfortable house, costing perhaps
a dollar originally, $l00 are often OBJ.
tanned in the enchanced value OF the
place when il is sold. Soft and hard
naples, elms, European larch, mountain
ash, weeping willows, eyergreens,
etc., are all obtainable at u very small
cost, and they tend to render ones home
attractive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

CINCINNATI, April Cotton-Dull at
l2Mc. Flour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull at 81 l2al %. Corn-Quiet
at 47uj0c. Oats-Firm at S9G43c. kye-
Firm at 73a75c. Barley-Quiet; No spring
OS. Pork-Firm a S9l 30. Lard-Sales steam
at l25Ec; kettle lS1c. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
shoulders nominally Sc; clear rib held at
llkc; clear Ike. Bacon-Quict; shout
ders 9Ac; clear rib 12ISc; clear l2Mc. Whis.
ky-Firm at 81 OF.
HoGs-Dull; fair to good light 81 S0a
Z O.; fair to good heavy 81 65a7 80.
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THE Louisville oU.rior-yo"r"aI, apsak

THE Louisville Courier journal, SPsak-
ing as an expert, says:
One OF the finest churches in the world
is that which they are not going to build
in Cuba. A lady OF that ever.iaithful
isle made n will not long ago in which
she directed that $4,000 OF her money
should be invested in lottery tickets, and
that magnificent church should he built
with the proceeds. The money was in
vested accordingly, but, as she might have
known, il building materials for churches
had been selling for fifteen cents per
church the prizes drawn wouldn't have
bought the shadow OF pine shingle.
There are immense fortunes in lottery
tickels-for the men who sell them.
What the COuricr-Journal does not
know about the inside history of lotteries
is not worth knowing. The above para
graph lets in flood OF light on the Louis
vile Library lottery and clears up the
long standing mystery concerning its
prizes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Wool-Quiet
and prices steady; supply light; Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia XIX and above
44a45; Y 4ia45; medium 47a4sc; coarse 40a
43c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine S7XaS9c; medium 46a47c;
coarse 4Oa42c; combing washed 6Sa62c; un.
washed 42Hc: Canada Combing &c; fine un.
washed 25a27c; coarse and medium un.
washed SOaS3c; tub washed 46ai0c; extra
and merino pulled AaS6c; No. l and super.
fine pulled 3inS6c.
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Tho Break i'm Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, April 2s.-The Vir-
ginia City Enterprise Of Wednesday, re-
ferring to the recent break in the stock
market says, editorially: A gentleman
connected with that paper, we'll versed in
mining affairs, within a few days made a
thorough examination of the Virginia
and California and reported them as look
ing better than year ago. The article
continues, that in fact 1t is we'll under
stood In Virginia City that drop in the
market about this time would be big
thing for tho men who understand the
power OF we'll told lie on 80 excitable
n subject as the stock market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Clover Seed
-l6al71fc. Timothy-S2 60. Flaxseed-
81 45. Petroleum-Steady at 1870 for re-
fined; 10 40 for crude. Flour-Quiet Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota family s. 11a
0 80; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
SO 25aG 70; high grades 81 25aS IS. Wheat
Quiet and firm; Pennsylvania red 81 80;
amber 81 52a1 90; western common and
fair red 81 10; white 81 50a1 90. Corn
Active; yellow 0SaG5c; mixed 6ia62c. Oats
Quiet; white 43a5lc. Butter-Steady;
New York and Bradford county extras 35a
SIC; frsts 3OaS2c; western extras 27a29c;
tirsts 26a27c. Cheese-Firm; New York
fancy 1294al4c; western fine l2al91c. Eggs
Fair demand; western fresh 1Gal7c.
Whisky-Dull at 81 12 for western.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

MEETING OF BRlsrow REPuREcANs.-
We are requested to give notice that a
meeting of the Republicans in and around
BellnirC who favor the nomination of
Hon. h. II. Bristow for President, will
be held at tho City Hall in that place this
evening at the usual hour. We are in
formed that the meeting promises to be
quite large inasmuch as most Of the lead
ing Republicans and large number Of
the rank and file Of the party in that
vicinity look upon his nomination by
the Cincinnati Convention with decided
favor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

New YORK, April 2s.-Cotton-Quiet
at l2SalSc. Flour-In very moderate ex.
port home trade inquiry; suPertne western
aud State 81 1904 90; common TO good y 90
as 20; good to choice IS 25a5 70; white
wheat extra S. 7ba7 rs; extra Ohio s. 70
az 90; 81. Louis S. 25a9 90. Wheat-Export
mainly for the continent; ungraded spring
81 05al 20; no grade 81 0S; Nos spring
81 l0al Is; mixed spring 81 10; No. 2 Nil.
waukee 81 coal 20H. Rye, Barley and
Malt-Quict and firm. COMM moderate
inquiry; mixed merChantable 55c; no grade
6Jc. Oats No. 2 western mixed 39a47c.
Hay and Hops-UnGhanged. Codee-Quiet;
jobbing at H. j11al9Kc. Sugar, MolaSsesa and
Rice-F'irm. WhiSky-More active at 81 IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

The card OF John o. Pendleton, Esq.
Of Wheeling, will be found in this weeks
Mers. Mr.. r. is talented and well read
lawyer, and, though young in years, has
succeeded in gaining large practice
both in Ohio and Brooke counties. He
is very popular among the people Of Ohio
county, 80 much SO that he has been talkct
OF ms the most prominent Democratic can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney.-WtlIs
bnrn NeNs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
A Corner on the Columbus City
Council.

CoLUMnus, April 2S.-Aiter long SOS.
sion tonight, the Police Commissioners
instructed The Superintendent Of Police to
disband his force on next Monday, II the
the Council Committee on Ways and
Means did not in the meantime furnish
the money for paying the men, who have
not been paid for the past seven months.
This threat had It's effect, and funds
to pay the police a portion OF their wages
wifi no doubt be provided tomorrow.
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That Clcrk,s Omce Burglary.

ATCnEsoN, KAN, April 2S.-There has
been no definite development concerning
the burglary OF the City Clerks office.
The discrepancy in tho books, if any ex-
lists, is also still unknown. Search war
rants were issued yesterday and the resi-
dcnce OF the late City Clerk thoroughly
searched without finding any clue TO
tho missing documents. The clerks
statement furnished by him to the Mayor
to be used in his annual message show n
clear balance in all the accounts, and he
claims that they tally with the books.
There can be nodoubt that some extraor-
dinary motive was at the bottom Of the
affair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

THE Furnace at Ironton, this county,
would be started up in short time, We
understand, if its present owner could get
ore at rates corresponding 10 the present
prices Of iron. The former owners had
u lease on the orc mines around the Fur
mace at 90 cents per ton, but iron having
declined since that lease was made, that
price is deemed too high, and until ore
can be got at less figures, the Furnace will
continue to stand idle.-GnGttOn Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April %. = The package
trade was steady but moderate, and the job.
bing branch quiet. Foreign goods re.
mained dull. Brown and bleached cottons
OF the best makes in good demand aud
steady. Prints quiet, except job styles.
Arnot fancy prints are reduced to &c. Cot
ton dress goods are selling freely but at
low prices. Heavy caSsimeres are more ac'
tiva
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VOLUME XXIV--NUNBER 9l4.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Easy; No. 9 western red
81 46Ha1 a; Pennsylvania red 81 5lal IS.
Corn-Actiye at csc. Oats--Dull; state
and western mixed 43a46c. Rye-S6as7c.
Pork-Dull at $22 so. Bulk Meats-Shoul.
dcrs at SIC; clear rib ike, loose. Bacon
Shoulders l0Nc; clear rib 1Sc; hams 15a
16c. Butter-Dull and heavy; western ut
26aS3c. Petroleum-Dull and nominal,
Whisky-Nominall 81 I2.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
SrATR 2ROupITIBS-0 -0uiet

SToCKs-Generally heavy and lower un.
der reports of reduction Of railroad pas.
senger fares to the west, the probability OF
Il long telegraph war, and that the execu.
tive committee will recommend foreclos.
urc in Erie. the price OF which had sharp
decline In London and here. The break in
the prices OF bonanza shares at San Fancis.
co had considerable effect on the market.
The strong stocks were Pacific Mail, Della
ware, Lackawana & Western aud New Jer.
sey Central. Among the sales were 10000
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union, $500
Northwestern common, {, 900 st. Pau, $4,000
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore and 1000 Michigan
CantraI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-29

DIR. RICHARDSON, Of London, defends
avarice as tending to prevent bodily de-
terioration. "The avaricious man, who
seems to the luxurious to be debarring
himself from all the pleasures Of the
world, is generally placing himself in the
precise conditions favorable TO long
and healthy existence.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, April 2S. = Flour : Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in
good demand; No. l white Michigan 81 2S;
extra White Michigan 81 S71l; amber
Michigan 81 2S; seller May 81 2SN, seller
June 81 FAX; rejected red Ole. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 541Sc; seller April 54c;
seller May 52I1c offered; seller June 50c.
oats-Dull; No. 2 and Michigan at S5Nc.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 2S.-A special from
Vienna says the Porte has sent circular
note TO the representatives at the various
European courts asking for military as
sistance to suppress the insurrection and
citing as precedent the suppression Of
the Hungarian insurrection by Russia in
1910