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t will be sad day to those of US who may
survive him to miss his words of counsel and
the "reminiscences of q life SO full Of expert
ence and abundant labors. -. ,.ra..s.-s,
DR.. Hoge said he gave his full approval to
one remark OF DR.. Pryor, that the secret OF
| ministerial success was the earnest preaching
of the simple doctrines of grace in entire de.
pendance on the Holy Spirit to make the
word effectual to the conversion of men.
The minister OF Christ will never discover
any method superior to this. The man who
is now attracting to bis preaching in the city
of New York multitudes such as have never
gathered to hear the gospel since the days of
Whitfield Isl living illustration Of the power
of the cardinal doctrines of salvation, pro.
claimed with the intense earnestuess Of q
soul deeply realizing their Importance, and
looking all the while to the Spirits aid to
make the word effectual.
II the success Of the ministers OF our own
Presbytery OF late has been greater than 10
former years, it is because they have ceased
to rely on the enticiDg words of mans wis.
mony Of God concerning Christ and Him
crucifed, and to present this great truth in
the demonstration of the spirit. This is the
true power Of the pulpit. And because, too,
they are not waiting for seasons Of great
spiritual awakening as the only times when
they expect the conversion OF sinners, but
are learning to act on the conviction
that God is alpays ready to pour out
His blessing on His people when they
work, and pray, and expect the blessing.
The very reason why ministers feel war,
ranted to say to the impenitent g No,o is the
day of salvation, - is that they believe that
God is ever readY to open the door of mercy
to those who knock. IT "noH is the &C.
.cepted time with souls seeking salvation,
.ssfnoW must always be the propitions time
when God will bestoW the grace which makes
the promised salvation an actual experience:
When ministers and elders and parents and
church, mbers alI come 10 the house OF God
ON the Sabbath day, expecting blessing on
the morning service, and on the evening sers
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Cameiia, by Macaroni, out OF Arancar, foacd In
France 1873, and is good muscular chestnut 1liy.
Sho ran four times as two ycar-old winning twice,
and finished up improved "lady." Her FIRST essay
was attended with defeat but II, nevertheless proved
her much above tho average This in the july
Stakes Mt Newmarket where she ran dead heat for
third place with Gilcstonc head only behind Farncsc
who was head behind Lcvant Tho Mineral Colt,
Cerebeus and Coltncss werc In the beaten
lot In tho Exeter Stakes meeting, sho
ran second her stable companion. Alumettc, who,
with Fordham up, started favortc At to !, AMI as
Count La Grange declared win with Aiumcttc. tho
form III 80 far as Camca concerned, passed
over At Goodwooi, in sweepstakes, she was SIS,
and hence only able to beat Mr. Grcttons Solitude
by head over tho two.year-old course. In the Cor
poretion Stakes brighton. however. Camca showed
IN good FORM and she gave lbs. to Mr. J. v. Morgan
Gilcstonc and won by neck. Camelia is engaged In
tho Olks.
Alumctte, tho stable companion Of Camclia, who
ran second, as above has always hal rare turn Of
speed and boon promising. As two-ycar-oId she
seven times, winning three occasions-thc Stanley
Stakes at EPSON Summer Meeting; the Exeter Stakes
nj Newmarket July Meeting and the Brighton Club
Stakes, at tho place OF that name.
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THE MILWAUKEE REVENUE CASES.
INTENSELY INTERESTING TESTIMONY.

INTENSELY INTERESTING TESTIMONY.
MILWAUKEE, May 0. 1870.
The famous Louis Rndskopf among the wit
nesscs In tho dynamite trial to-day lie gave a cir.
cumstantial account OF tho negotiations with the
Chicago mon. confirming tho material allegations Of
previous witnesses
The feature Of the day was tho cross-cxamination,
which outlined the intended limo OF the defence.
Newton s. Murphy questioned tho witness
closely, and asked whether the whole business
wa gotten up by the whskcy Ring to inurc Char
Icy Farwc the acfcacd candidate Tor Congress; Jake
Rehm Chief Of Police General Logan, oil Chicago, npd
General Hcndrick o. Iowa. Tho witness stuck 10 his
original tale and could not be budgcd He stated that
Jake Rchm was understood to have mad hand in ibe
business. Tho whiskey men told him he knew all tho
professional thieves IN the West and the best man
TO organize q robbery or records
The Court adjourned III Monday.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May @, 1870
BILL TO EXEMPT SAVINGS BANKS FROM THE
STAMP TAX.
Tho bill introduced by Mr.. Hewitt. of New York. to-
day in relation to savings banks provides for amend
ing the Revised Statutes that stamp tax shall be
required receipts to savings banks or institutions
for savings having capital stock and doing other
business than receiving deposits to be loaned or in
vested for tho sole benefit OF the parties making such
deposits, without profit or compensation to the asso
cat,on or company Tho bill was referred TO tho Ways
and Means Committee and was accompanied by large
number OF petitions from savings banks in New York
THE SILVER DISTRIBUTION
For tho purpose Of relieving SO far as practicable
tho scarcity OF small change, the Secretary Of the
Treasury has authorzcd tho Treasurer, tho several
Assistant Trcasurcrs and the designated repositories OF
tho United S,ates pay silver IN tho ordinary dis
bursemcnts OF the government to amount equal to
tho silver coin hand prior to tho passage Of tho
Specie Resumption act OF January II, 1876.
THE APPLICATIONS FOR THE PARDoNIN0 OF
wHIsKEY FELONs.
The application for the pardon OF William Mckee
presented 10 tho President yesterday and TO day
the petition and other papers in tho pre-
scntcd TO the Attorney General by McKec's counsel
Tho application Is before the Attorney General,
yet having been referred is usual TO tho United
States Attorney General ut ST. LOUIS, though this
action vii probably be taken without delay. In add
ton TO the petition from Mckee, tho Attorney General
has received numerous letters from private individuals
asking for the pardon Of Mexico.
Tho only response received from Attorney Dyer to
the application Tor tho pardon Of Avery and Mcguire
a telegram received today saying that Mr.. Dyer
had the judge and that they could do nothing
present THIS is all the Information Judge Picrrcpont
has from Mr. Dyer
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UNITED STATES CONSUL FOSTER REMOVED
THE COMMISSION OF HIS SUCCESSOR uN-
AvoIDABLY DELAYED.
SAX Francisco. May 8, 1874
Dispatches have been received hero from Washing
ton dispacing Foster. the American Consul Samoa,
and appointing in his place James ~ Coo, VINO ar
rived here to-day by the steamship zelanda from Full
no having been taken there from Samoa a prisoner
on board the British vessel Barracuda.
ruE COMMISSION or ruE xKw consul
The dispatches arrived IN time go by the schooner
Ada May, which sallcd few days ago, hut owing TO
some Misunderstanding. she left without them. A
steam tug sent In pursuit OF the schooner, but
tailed TO ovcrtake her Tho dispatches viii 90 by the
next vessel
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THE woEKIEGMES's DELEGATION TO AMERICA
THE TREASURY TO FEAR THE EXPENSE AND
THE MINISTRY TO SELECT THE MEx--MAyoRs
TO DE REMOVED FROM orFIcE-NEwsPAPER
PRESS sALKs.
PARIS, May s, 1870
The Committee on the Budget have approved the
grant for scnoing delegation Of workmcn to the Con-
tcuuial Exhibition at Philadelphia but rejected the
amendment OF ~ rloqucl, deputy for the Dcpar-
mcnt OF the Seine, requiring the Minister Of Commerce
consult with the workmen associations relative 70
the selection OF the persons to be sent.
Tho committee wish The Minister to have full liberty
OF choice
The government approves the proposal
MUNICIPAL rrgoArioS.
The government has ordered all Mayors Who are not
members OF the Municipal Councils to be removed
from Office.
rHE SALE OF NEWSPAPERS
NJ Ricsrd Minister OF the INTERIOR has sent circu
lar 10 the projects ordering them TO permit the fullest
liberty in regard to the sale OF newspapers
4 COLLEGE Axp LIBRARY DESTROYED yRE
The college al CharIevillc and ITS library have been
destroyed BY Gre.
The amount OF damage Is $4,000
4 DELEGATION or rxprsrRALs PROM TOURS
Tho Council General OF Tours have voted $500 to
send delegation OF workmcn to Philadelphia
4 FAREWELL BANQUET TO JuEYMES FOR rHILA-
DELPHIA
HAvRg, May @, 1915
banquet was given las, night on board tho steamer
AnerQus in honor Of the French, Belgian and Russian
jurymen Tor the Exhibition at Philadelphia,
who arc passengers on that vessel
~ du SommcrarJ, the French General Commits
soner In speech frank 10 happy voyage, and con-
cludcd with invitation Tor all nations to meet al tho
Paris Exposition In 1875
Several other speeches made.
The Amertquc sailed to-day for New York
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THE CENTENNIAL REGATTAs.

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY oARsMEN TO CONTEST IN
AMERrcA-A COMPOSITE CEEw-NAMEs OF
THE MEMBERS.
LONDON, May S, 1875
The rowing and boat clubs of the Dublin University
have organized joint representative crew Of four to
take part Tho Philadelphia consisting of
Mcssrs Pcntiand and Hickson, Of tho Rowing Club,
and Mcssra H. Z. and c. D. Darlington, Of the Boat
Club, the latter being stroke oar.
PRACTICE APPEARANCE.
The crew practice daily, and already in capital
form.
A DOUGHTY scULLER.
II is probable that Mr.. Labatt OF the University
Rowing Club, will take shell as private ndi-
vduaL
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SPAIN.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM INDICATED Dy THE Gov
IMMINENT PROVINCIAL OPPOSITION TO Ma
TIoNAL UxlfICAT1oN.
MADRID, May s. 1916
Tho Congress Today. by vote Of 1868 TO II rejected
On amendment 70 tho religious clause Of the constu
ton which proposed that dsscn,crs should be re-
stricted 10 private worship.
The Minister o. Justice declared that disscntcrs
would enjoy the same csvil rights Us Catholics.
PROVINCIAL ISTERLs1s AGAINST NATIONAL
UNITY.
SAX sxnAsrIAx, May O. 1876
Tho Committee OF tho Municipality have refused to
allow The delegates sent 10 Madrid negotiate with tho
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor II. G. warmosh and General George A.
Sheridan, of Louisiana, are at tho Fith Avenue Hotel
Congressman John A. Kasson, Of Iowa, Is staying ut
the Clarendon Hotel Professor Pctcr ). Niche, Of
West Point and Professor William b. Rogers Of Bos-
ton, have arrived at the Westminster Hotel. Captain
HAMS VI the steamship Scytha, Is quartcrcd at the
House. Baron Noikcn, Of Russia Is sojourn.
ing tho Fifth Avenue LotcL Lieutenant Colonel
George 7. Dcnison, OF Toronto, and AssembIyman
James Faulkner Jr, of Dansvillc n. r., are at tho
Metropolitan Hotel Jadgc Lyndo Harrison, Of Con
nccticut Is registered at the Windsor Hotel. Miss
Clara Louise kellogg arrived ut the Clarendon Hotel
last ng from Philadelphia General Arson Stager,
Chicago and State Treasurer John A. Page III Yer
mont are at tho Filth Avenue Hotel Rev. Duncan
Macgrcgor, oil scotiand. rs nj tho st. Denis Hotel.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrxxxT.
OYYIcs ov rHK CniEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnINGroy. May I'll A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OYrcE ov rIIK CniEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHxGrov. May I'll A. NJ
IroLabihficG
During Sunday, In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, falling aud stationary barometer souhcrly to
westerly winds, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather win prevail with possibly ram areas in tho
latter.
In the West Gulf States rising barometer continued
warm south west WINDS partly cloudy ana clearing
weather.
In Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley. falling followed
by rising barometer. warm southery winds. vccring
Cooler westerly, and RAINY followed BY clearing
weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
rising barometer, cooler northwcstcrly winds and
clearing weather.
In the lake regior, falling and:ow barometer brisk TO
high northeast southeast winds, slightly warmer,
RAINY weather. succeeded by rising barometer north
to WINDS and clearing weather during tho after
noon or night
In the Middle States. falling barometer. fresh and
brsk southcrly 10 westerly winds. rising temperature,
increasing cloudincss, aud rain except In southern
portion
In New England, rising. followed by falling, baromc-
ter variable winds, shifting cast or south, generally
higher temperature, followed by ram.
The Lower Missouri RIVER Central and Upper Miss,s-
sippi and Lower OHIO win continue rising.
Cau,ionary signals continue along the akca
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second, and La Seine third Majesty fourth, Zee
nfth. Irvine the Plaiden SIXTH Lovely That's seventh.
Margarta eighth. Lady Maiden ninth. The Flirt
tenth. En- Avant eleventh. Brc-a-brac twelfth and
Solitude last.
sUMnARy.
NKwnAnKEr England, May S, 1875 The sixty
second renewal Of the One Thousand Guincas Stakes,
subscription Of 100 sovs. half forfeit; for three-year
old files, I22 lbs sach the second hy TO receive 200
out OF the stakes and the third her stakes;
Rowlcy mc-onc mile and seventeen yards. Closed
with IS subscribers.
Count r. do La Oranges ch- T. Camelia, by Aaca-
roni, out Of Araucaria roaled in Prance), l22 lbs
(blue, red sleeves and capt. Glover. ............
Count r dc La ORANGES ch T. Alumctte, by Ca
tcrer, out Of Ecu do Joic 122 lbs tblue, red
sleeves, blue capl.
Mr. A. do Montgomcry'sh { La Some. BY Tourna-
mcnt out OF La Toucqucs (brcd In Francc), 122
lba (tartan yellow sleeves and cap). ...........
Mr.. G. Iambcrts Dr. Majesty, by Knight OF the
Garter, out OF Honeycomb, LIZ los. drown, orange
capl...
Mr. savllc's oh. T. Zee. by Tho Palmer. out Of Lady
Blanche, l22 lbs yellow. scarlet cap)........... 3
Mr.. Bowcs' b. TwInc the Plaiden, by Blair Athoi
out OF Old Orange GIRL 122 lbs (black and gold)..
Lord Falmouth's b. Lovely That's, by Thunder
bolt, out OF Cordoba. by Vengeance, 122 lbs.
(blnck white sleeves red capt. ...................
Mr.. ChapIin'sb f. Nargari,a. by Tho Duke out OF
Tasmania, 100 lbs. rose, Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. H. Jennings b. T. Lady Maiden, by Caractacus,
out of Lady Pool, by Orlando, 122 lbs lorangc. red
sleeves, black cap).. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. JoIes b. The Flirt (atc Como Kiss Mel, by
Bcadsman. out OF Nike 10 lbs. (volct, green
sleeves and cap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. W. ). Crawiurd's b. T. I'm Avaut, by Lord Lyon,
Of LADY, Mar lbs fscarIo.l n
Mr. W. s Crawfurds Brica.brac, l22 lbs (scarctl IL
Mr. f. Grcton'sb b. Solitude, by Blair Athoi, out OF
seclusion, I'D lbs. (orange aud purplc). ...... Is
wISSRR-cAsyLfA.
An interesting abuated pciiyrcc OF the winner Is
follows.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
REMOVAL OF SPECIAL AGENT MOORE.

REMOVAL OF SPECIAL AGENT MOORE.
wAsurSGroS. May q 1870
Special Agent Moore, Of Baltimore, who testified in
the sridscland case, was dismissed from oalce today
by orders from Washington. Meantime Bird gciand,
who has returned TO Havrc accused other matters
Much indignation is felt that Moore, who testified to
facts he knew them. should be turned out OF his
place. Probably tho Committee on Foreign Affairs viii
lnd the matter worth looking into
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON May 6-4:30 p N.
Consols 90 7.16 for both money and account
DISCOUNT.
Tho ratio OF discount for three months bills In the
open market is IL Ia, which is u less than tho
bank rate.
SILVER
Silver is quoted TO-DAY al 53'sd.
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wHIsKEY DEFRAUDERS SENTENCED.

ST. Louis, No.. May 9, 1870
In tho United States District Court thus morning am
davts showing facts in mitigation Of the offences OF
John 7. Howard, LOUIS Kcllcrman, John A. Mead and
Il q. Jones, gaugcrs and storckccpcrs read TO
the Court, brief remarks made by counsel
defendants ana behalf of the government
Sentence was then passed. as ws:-Louts Keller
man. gnu -cr, months the county jail and 81 900
line: John T. Howard, gauger; John A. Mead, gaugcr
r. Is Jones, storckecper aud Henry Arnstcad, store
keeper each fifteen months IN the county jail and
I .lno Anc
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government relative to tho eros upon the basis pro-
posed BY Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo, that the
Basque provinces aud Navarro submit the con-
scrption and pay taxes Ike other provinces
A SERIOUS DIFFICULTY WITH THE ENGLISH
GOVERNMENT.
I>oxpoy. May Q, 1876
special despatch to the Times from Madrid says tho
outrage az Malaga. IN which British subject sailor
belonging 10 Gibraltar shot and allowed bleed TO
dcash on board tho Clcmcntina, contraband weasel
by Spanish officers proves be than At
first assumed.
The victim was buried without post norton ex-
animation and the spanish authorities refused to in
form the British Consul OF hts name.
DELEGATES coNcEDE TO THE cRowN.
MADRID. May g. 1Ss6
The Impartial states that the delegates from Biscay
being unwilling to accept serious responsibility,
have resolved retire from the negotiations respect
ing the ucyos will leave the to act
II secs ht.
DEATH ARcnBrsHor
Tho Archbishop OF Seville IS dead
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THE STEAMSHIP GOETHE.

THE MAILS AND SOME or THE PASSENGERS
EMBARKED Ton AMERICA.
PLYMOUTH. England May 9, 1870
Tho Hamburg. American steamer Frisa, which sails
from here tomorrow for New York, will take the mails
and part OF the passengers Of her sister ship, the
Goethe, which put back disabled.
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SERv-A.

TIE NATIONALIST MINISTRY RESIGNS OFFICE.
BELGRADE, May 6, 1874
The now Ministry formed by NJ Ristic having re-
ccvcd Prince Mi'aus approval took Office on Friday,
but almost Immediately afierward resigned.
The reason for this act not TRANSFERRED
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BosroS, Mass. May 9, 1874
In the Supreme Court to-day motion was nlcd for
new trial In the OF Ppcr, who been convicted
twice Of the murder OF Mabel Young. The motion
founded upon the alleged finding Of another bat similar
TO the said to have been used by Piper. Tho mo-
ton will be argued on Monday.
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THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR.

PrrsBrRG, Pa, May 6, 1876.
Dom Pedro who passed through this city at early
hour this morning his way to tho OIL regions. re-
turned this afternoon arriving here at hapast three
and after bret visits to Municipal Hail. ST. Pauis
Cathedral Western Penlientiary and the large iron
and gl1ss manufactures OF tho south sIc left tho
last nne East tor Philadelphia No public demonslra-
tim Was nnd
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
EXTRACTION DIFFICULTIES.
The Delegation of French Work
men for America.
THE IRISH UNIVERSITY OARSMEN.
The Impress Of India and the Car in Friendly
Asiatic Relations.
RELIGIOUS TOLERATl0N In SPAIN.
Turcomans Agitation for Holy War
Against Russia.
MONEY, BREADSTUFFS AND COTTON
AnglO.Spanish International Naval Rights
Difficulties.
Turcomans Agitation for Holy War
Against Russia.
MONEY, BREADSTUFFS AND COTTON
AnglOSpanish International Naval Rights
Difficulties.
ENGLAND.

THE AsHBURToN TREATY ABRoGATIoN. AMERICA
HAS NOT OFFICIALLY COMMUNICATED ON THE
sUBJEcr-THE RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA OF
TIE MOST FRIENDLY CHARACTER THE RE-
PRESENTATION FOR TIE CENTENNIAL.
LONDON, May s, 1876
IN tho House Of Commons to-day Mr. Dourkc, Under
Secretary for the Foreign Department. in reply TO tho
question Of Sir Henry Drummond wolG, whether tho
United States Government had given notice Of tho ub
rogason OF the exraditlon clause OF the Ashburton
Treaty, said tha. It was untrue that Mr.. Fish, tho
American Secretary of State, had officially commun
Gated to the British Government, Tuesday night
abrogato the 10th clause the Treaty OF 1872 that
any such communication had been since received.
RUssAs PROGRESS AsIA-No JEALOUSY AT ST JAMES
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Disrac,
replying to a motion OF Mr. Cochranc, conservative
member for the Isle Wight for tho production OF the
papers relative to tho Russian conquest OF Khokand,
said the did not regard tho natural develop
ment ofthe Russian Empire with jealousy. He believed
tho understanding between England and Russia was
never better than now.
Tho motion Withdrawn.
JUDGES TnE cESrEsyIAL EMBARKED FOR
AMERICA.
The Times gays tho Cunard line steamer Bothnia
which sails from Livcrpool tomorrow for New York.
takes out Isaac Lowthian Bell Member Of Parliament
for Hartcpool; Colonel Rich and Mayor Noble, tho
judges appointed represent Great Britain at the Gen.
tenntai Exhibition at Philadelphia
Mr. Sydney watcrlow, Judge for tho Printing De-
partmont, goes In the steamer City of Berlin, which
leaves Liverpool for New York Thursday next.
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NO DIPLOMATIC EFFORT FOR An ADJUSTMENT
BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND STATE.
RoME. May 0, 1870
The Official Gazette authortativey denies the reported
conference between foreign diplomats and several c-
dinas which stated 70 have taken place with the
Of ascertainins the best Of ending the
licts between tho various States and the Church
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A-rHE COMBIN Ed BEAUTIES OF ALL FORMER
issues rated In ESPENSclfEIDs srrr
Sorr Far. BUSINESS HATS These extremely bcauti-
made up from all that good carefully ejcc.
all the bad critics Of former styles
and highly useful features which has met with the
popular o gentlemen OF fashion, and
thcm without doubt tho leading fashionable
OF the season E>PENSCHEID. Manufacturer Of uenfe-
Ifnts Nassau
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THE QUEENS PROPOSED AMNESTY

ST. JONI. y. b.. May 9, 1874
The Hinerre and other French journals urge that II
general amnesty Is granted by the Queen IN connection
siih her assumption the ttc Of Empress Il should
be extended 10 ls.ol and Lcpine.
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RUSSIA.

TuRcoMANs AGIrArINo FOR WAR AGAINST THE
EMPIRE.
LONDON. Nav Q, 1875
The Rssski Mir states that 80, 900 Turcomnns rc-
Gently assembled at Merv and determined solicit AZ
CHAN help for holy against the Gar Of Russ,a.
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Bosros, Mass, May 8, 1873
II " said tho proposed consolidation Of the Boston,
Clinton and Fichburg Railroad and the New Bedford
road will 70 ,aao occt juno To- The OF the litter
WIN be pus in st lilo and that u the former ~ ~
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PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS May 64:30 r. n.
rive per cent rcntcs for the account 1851 371sc
Exchange on London 25f zoe. for short sight
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EGYPT.

AN ENGLISH F1NANcIEE TO REMAIN At CAIRO
LONDON, May 6, 1876
despatch from Cairo TO tho Reuter- Telegram Com
pany coniradicts the report that Mr.. Rivers Wilson.
the English nnancicr, is to return homo
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LONDON PRODUCE M4RKEr.

LoxDoS, May Ga $50 P. n.
Refined petroleum, lo'sd . ioisd- per gallon.
Spirits turpcntinc, 2as 22s. 3D. per cwt
Adviccs from Antwerp rcport:-Petrocum, 2sr for
0uc male American.