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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-03
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Il seems TO us that II the Rcgi@ser hau
really meant business in tho SSSOoo de-
iicit matter, it could have manifested 1t to
much better advantage than it did ycSter-
dav. And we arc not alone in this oPin'
ion. As the case stands we hardly know
how to take its reply-whether as an 0e-
csr,orce mr. declination. 1t reads both
wavs. and reminds us OF the girl who said
.ho w,s sort o courted and sort O. not,
bu, rather more sort O. than sort o not.'
Our invitation was sort Of accepted and
sor, Of not, but rather more sort OF than
.or. Of not, and we therefore take
for granted that the Register is ready to
20 into the proposed examination. It
objects to it somewhat on the ground Of
expense, and somewhat also on the
ground Of publiShingfor one week the re-
mort Of the committee when made. We
presume the expense will not amount to
much, but we will propose to the Register
that the loser shall pay whatever there
is Of it. That is, Il n deficit has really
occurrcdin theTreasury OF West Virginia
under Republican rule, the INrELLIoEN-
GER shall foot the bill, and il no such de-
felt has occurred the Register shall foot it.
As for publishing the report for one
week we will agree to reduce the number
Of publications to one, which will be no
great tax on loser or winner.
Ii this proposition suits the Register we
are ready to name our man. The first
letter ofhis name is S. P. Hildreth, Esq.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFIGE DAILY INTELLrdEScER,
Wednesday. February 9.


The position Of the leading markets Inns
not varied much since the date OF our last
weekly review. Business continues dull,
but an early Improvement Is probable. In
grain and flour there Is nothing new TO re.
cord; the demand is coRfiued.entirely TO sup.
plying actual wants, and the same iStrue Of
groceries-nO 'quotable change in prices.
The hog product has Stifiened up some.
what, with the exception OF Lard, Ia sym.
pathy with the sharp advance In hogs. In
produce-by which we mean Butter, Eggs,
Apples, Potatoes, etc., etc., trade continues
to move slowly.
FRUIT-Apples arc scarce, but those left
in the market arc good; now selling at 81 %
al so per barrel. Oranges plenty at So 0Oa
5 so per box. Lemons at So 0OaG 90 per
box.
BurrgR-With only fair supply and q
moderately good demand for fine grades
particularly, we note drmer market Quot.
ed at 29a25c.
BAKING PowDER-S5aSsc per lb.
BRooMs-Fancy, s. 25a4 75a6 %; plain
50 50a2 75.
BERSwAX-95c.
CANNED GooDs-There Is a fair jobbing
demand, but no recent change In pri.
ces, which we annex as follows Peaches,
ID cans, per dozen, s. S5; 2 ID cans, 81 IS;
ID cans tomatoes, 81 IS; 2 lb tomatoes,
81 so; Winslow corn, Glib cans, 50 %; sweet
corn, So; common corn, 81 65; strawber.
ries, 2 lb cans, 81 90; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 80; raSpberries, 2 lb cans, So 80;
plumS, lb cans, g; lima beans, 2 ib cans,
g; cove oysters, l lib cans, 81 o0a126.
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that particular fund. The evidence sus-
tanned the claim OF the respondent that
the money was never in the Bank Of
Charleston in the name Of E. A. Bennett
as-an individual, but as Auditor, and that
tae money drew interest for the benefit Of
the State from the day that it was placed
in the bank.
The counsel then stated that they had
but few witnesses and but few points
which they desired to establish.
Counsel Morrow desired to submit some
letters bearing upon the third article,
after therlnspection by the Managers.
Mr.. Adams was recalled by the de.
fense, to identify the signatures OF certain
letters said to have been written by him
self to the Auditor, which he did with the
exception Of one, OF which he said only
part was in the hands OF the counsel.
The counsel for the respondent stating
that the letters OF the Auditor which they
wished to present to the Court in connec.
ton with those of Mr.. Adams could not
bO had before 5 o'clock, the Senate ad'
journed until the usual hour this morn
inu
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California Crooked Whisky.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2.-The jury
in the crooked whisky case against the
Antioch Distillery which went out yes.
terday evening this morning announced
their inability TO agree and we're discharg-
ed. A new trial will be had without dc.
lay. This is considered test case, and II
a verdict can be obtained for the govern
ment many other suits will be brought.
The impression is wide spread that the
jury rs constituted would in no event
have brought verdict for the govern
mani
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was to disgrace Mr.. Alexander and show

was to disgrace Mr.. Alexander and show
that he was privy to this crime OF
stealing the books. He (sargent) did not
know Mr.. Alexander and had not the
slightest disposition to do him injustice,
but when he was lugged in here as a sa-
vior Of the world TO be crucifed beside
thieves he (Sargent) thought it worth
while to find out who was the thief and
who was the Savior.
Thesubject was further debated by Nor
ton and Edmunds.
Mr.. Sherman opposed the amendment
submitted by the Senator from New
York (Kernan) and argued that it would
exclude the certificate which could be
converted into 3.65 bonds under the ex-
isting law.
Mr.. Allison defended the action OF the
joint committee Of which be was Chair
man, and which made the investigation.
He said that the Senator from California
(Sargent) had raked up the old dead bones
OF the defunct government manifestly for
the purpose Of putting somebody, either
Democrat or Republican, on the defen.
sive. As to the courtesy or propriety OF
such course he had nothing to say, but
he stood by the report Of the committee.
Referring to the letter read by Sargent,
he said that it might be the case that he
had written letters garbled extracts Of
which were read by the Senator from
California. He (Allison) did not make
any charge against the District Courts.
He had every confidence in them, but be-
lieved they had misconstrued the law.
Notwithstanding their high character
they were public servants, and he had tho
right as n Senator TO speak OF their
course.
He then referred to the comprehensive
plan Of improvement adopted by the
Board OF Public Works, and said that
one OF the greatest causes Of complaint
before the Commission was that a real
estate ring had been formed which bought
all the real estate in the northwestern
part Of the city, and Improvements were
beginning to be made in that section, to
the exclusion Of Capitol Hill and other
portions Of the city. The Board OF Pub
lie Works had incurred debt OF SlS,-
100000, when the act Of Congress which
created them provided that the debt
should not exceed Sl0,000000. He did
not think the committee should be ar.
raigncd for recommending the abolition
of that government, The debt Of the
District OF Columbia amounted to one
fourth Of the cash value Of all the real
estate here.
4 l., III - ,.nlaS-
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Fatal RniIroat Accident.

CHICAGO, February 2.-Early this
morning an accident occurred on the
Northwestern road, between Ashpening
and NegSunee, In the northern peninsula
of Michigan, by which the pNymastcr, Mr..
Reynolds, and the track.master, Mr..
Brown, were crushed to death in the pay
car beneath the sale. The conductor,
brakeman and clerk were also slightly
bruised. The cause was the accidental
uncoupling Of the pay-car, which was
thrown into ravine. Both Of the de-
censed leave fGmilies.
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New York,

New York, February 2.-Cotton-Dul
atl3al3 3.lGc. FlOur-Firm; supertinc west
ern and State 81 25a4 65; common to good
81 S5a5 35; good to choice IS 45a5 90; white
wheat extra IS 95a7 rs; extra Ohio IS Asa
Z %; St. Louis S. 4Oa9 90. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal-Quiet. Wheat-More active:
ungraded spring 81 GOAL 16; No. spring
ST Slal 81; No. Chicago spring 81 lsal 81.
No. 8, 81 O5a1 OG; No. Milwaukee in store
81 10; No. 8 Minnesota 81 05. Rye-Dull;
western at s6aSS. Barley and Malt-Firm,
Corn-Moderate export and home trade
demand at 5lISu55I4; mixed no grade regu.
lar 56C; do graded G2 1ae5cc. Oats-Dull;
No. 3 State 45a49c; white 4Sa52c. Hay
Unchanged. Hops-Firm; eastern aud
western l2al6c. MOlAsses and Ricc-Quiet.
Coffee and Su5ar-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Firm ut IL.
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wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, February 9.-Thc follow
ing are the arrivals at the Christman House
yards during the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CArTLE-Arrivals, IS head; sold at SH5c
Hoas-Arriyals, 100 head; sold at 6a7c
per ID.
There were no arrivals Of sheep or calves.
The market for fresh COWS Is not so good as
last week. The total receipts Of stock are
not as large as last week.
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Snow Found Trims.

SALT LAKE, February 2.-Advices
from Toano, Nevada this evening, says
the Central Paciic passenger train that
left Ogden Sunday evening, is still at
Toano awaiting the clearing of Of the
snow from the track. The Northern Rail.
road has been blocked since the 2lst Of
January. From what information can
be gained it will probably be some days
before the trains will be able to pass the
blockade. The mails and passengers are
broughtoyer the divide in sleighs.
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The death report Of the Health Officer
will be found in our local columns this
morning. Notwithstanding the very pc
cuiar winter weather we have had dur
ing the greater part oil January, us we'll
rs in December, and the numerous predlc-
tions that have been made that "if such
weather continues it will produce sick
uess," this report indicates fair state Of
healthfuIness. In January OF 1875 there
were 46 deaths. against 81 during last
month. By referring to the report OF
that year. we find that in january there
were four deaths from diphtheria, six
from scarlet fecyr, and seven from pneu-
monia; while last month there were no
deaths from diphtheria, only two from
scarlet fever, and two from pneumonia.
Both the scarlet fever deaths were on the
Island, where most Of the cases OF this dis.
ease have occurred during the winter. In
January, 1875, which will be remembered
A, very cold month, the same number OF
deaths Of aged persons, viz, seven, who
we're over 90 years old, occurred rs during
the month just ended, which was very
mild. 1t is generally supposed that q
severely cold winter ends the lives OF
many old people who might, ii the
weather were mild live to greater age.
The report shows that eleven deaths
NEARLY one.third Of the total number)
occurred in the Sixth Ward. We find
that during the last quarter OF 1875
twenty.onc deaths occurred in this ward,
while only twelve occurred in the Eighth,
which has generally given the highest
death rate. This would seem to indicate
that some local cause ot sickness existed
in the former; but upon referring to the
Death Registration Book OF tho city we
find that Of the deaths in the Sixth Ward
in the past month, two were from typhoid
lever, two from accidents. two from par
alysis, and one each from consumption,
pneumonia, old age, pericarditis and
bronchitis. Nouc OF these diseases, we
believe, except typhoid fever, are sup
posed to depend upon bad sanitary sur
roundings. The large proportion OF
deaths in the Sixth Ward is then not
fair indication Of the sanitary condition
of the ward or the healthfd7ness of the
people. We hope to sec more fnvOrn-
bic report next month
Altogether, the report Of the first
month Of the new year is favorable as
compared with that OF last year. The
figures indicate m annual death rate OF
1886 per 1000.
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Reyelntions of n Dying Robber.

EVANSVILLE, February al. S. Tur-
ner, the Quincy bank robber, died Tues
day night Of consumption. He main
tained the truth OF the story and gave the
names Of his isaccomplices-Hilsey, a thief
Of Syracuse, N. Y; English Tom, a cock
ney burglar, and man, name unknown,
at present in St. Louis hospital with a
bullet wound in his thigh. he tried to
tell Of diamond robbery in st. Joseph,
Mo-, in March Of 1875, but died before
the particulars were given. He said
that twenty thousand dollars in diamonds
and jewelry were buried on the Iron
Mountain Railroad near Bonneville, Mo.
A proper effort will be made to ferret the
matter out,
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CIScINSATI, February 2.-CottOn-Quiet
Mt l2Hc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull at 81 25al 80. Corn-Steady
Fat 4ic. Oats-Dull at S5a4Sc. Rye and
Barley = Firm and unchanged. Pork
Steady Mt $50 25a2O 80. Llrd-Firm; steam
l2Hc spot; kettle 1Sa13Nc. Bulk Meats
Firm at 79%alO%all1Gc. Bacon-Quiet at
9a0I4all lNal2al27sc. Green Meats-Light
offerings and nothing doing. Whisky
Stcadyat 81 05.
uoGs-Firn; common to good light
81 35a7 GO; fair to good packing 81 40a
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, February at is said that
the negotiations for a compromise be.
tween the Church and State have come to
complete stand.still, and that the Ultra
montanes are again disposed to show their
old bitterness in opposition to the present
government. Reichenspergen's pamphlet
will urge the church to insist as a condi:
tion Of compromise upon the deposal OF
Doctor Folk, Prussian Minister OF Eccle-
siastical Affairs and Public Instruction,
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The Wheeling Nail Manuiactur-
nNsE

The following editorial appeared in the
Pittsburgh Manufacturer few days ago ::
The nail trade, as noted in our last re-
port, continues in an unsettled and unsat-
i.lactory condition; the efforts made at
the last meeting Of the Western Associa-
ton to agree upon Uniform price, failed,
and the market is in about tho same con-
dition now that 1t was prior to the confer
ence in question. 1t is alleged in some
quarters that Wheeling did not intend to
act in good faith, and to this may be at
tributed the failure OF the conference to
which reference has been made; some ma
kcrs refused 10 60 into the movement to
advance prices, because they had no con-
dicncc in the Wheeling manufacturers
adhering to it in good faith, and 1t issaid
that subsequent events have dcmOnstrat-
cd that these suspicious. were not entirely
groundless. Quotations may be given for
one hundred kcg lots at 50 65, 90 days,
with 10 per cent. discount for cash.
We should like to ask the Manufacturer
aqnestiOn or two in regard to the above
paragraph:
What does the editor refer to by say
ing that "it is alleged in some quarters
that Wheeling did not intend to act in
Sood taith'' Act in good faith about
what? What was Wheeling trying to do2
As We understand the case, the Nail
association met for the usual purpose of
-
consultation Wheeling manufacturers
were divided in their views about what
was bes'to be done, and Pittsburgh was
not unanimous. Therefore no action was
taken. Wherein then arises any cause
oFProvocatlon for such comment? In
Ssmuch as Wheeling had no policy to
urge upon the meeting, being divided as
to what was bert to be done, how could
there be a suspicion Of bad faith, any
more than in the case OF Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling manufacturers resent
the remarks quoted as an uncallcd for as.
persion, and as evincing either gross ig.
norancc or gross rccklCssness, or both, on
the part of the writer. The fact that he
speaks of the current price OF nails as
beings9 65, 90 days, with lOpcr cent dis.
count for cash." would seem to warrant
the charitable inference that he is. very
eFndely informed about nail matters.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 2.-Petrole.
um-Firm; refined l411c; crude NE.
FIour-Better demand; extra 81 25; high
grades and patent 81 OOaS 80. Wheat
Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 Sal 50; am.
Der 81 seal Al; white 81 Hal IS. Rye-S6
aSSc. Corn-Unchanged. Oats-Quiet;
white 44a4sc; mixed 4la4Sc. PrOyisions-
More active. Pork-S2l 25a2l SO. Hams
Smoked 14a15c; picked False. Lard
19NalSc. Butter--Steady; western extra
27a2sc; firsts 25a26c. Chccse-Steady; New
York 12Xal3Ac; western fine l2HalS.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh 1sal9c. Whis'
ky-Western Sill.
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Whisky Trials.

New ORLEANS, February 2.-Patrick
Harmon, indicted on charge Of falsely
inspecting one hundred packages Of dis
titled spirits when government officer,
was arraigned aud plead rot guilty. His
bail was S. 900.
It's reported that the government will
order ali those indicted here upon
charge Of conspiracy to defraud, where
the collusion with the western distillers
can be proven, to be- taken to St. Louis
or Evansville for trial.
Uneasiness increases among the crook
ed whisky people, who, until now, gener-
ally appeared unconcerned.
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Another Bank burglary.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-The Republic
cans Kansas City special says the BANK
ing house Of Northrup & Sons at Wyan.
dottc, Kansas, was burglarizcd lastnight.
The safe was blown open with powder
and the contents amounting to some 3d..
900 carried of. The large sum Of money
which they evidently expected to secure
was fortunately sent by express to New
York yesterday morning. No clueto the
robbers,
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ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, O., February I'm the
Senate to-day Senate bills were passed to
forbid hunting upon enclosed lands with
out the permission OF the owner, and to
limit the time for commencing an action
to revive judgmentto to twenty-one years
In the House bills were introduced to
authorize courts OF common pleas to sen.
tence prisoners to the workhouse for the
first ofense where the terms Of service do
not exceed three years, and to amend the
county salary law so MS to increase the
pay Of Auditors, Clerks, Sherifls, Probate
,Inires and Recorders. l. -. /.
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FIRE RECORD.

Niw oaLrASs, February IA fire on
Magazine, between Constantinople and
Marion streets, destroyed eight buildings,
Loss $4,000. mostly insured in local
companies. James Quinn, laborer, was
instantly killed by q falling walL
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EAST LIBERTY, February 2.-CATrLE-
Receipts to-day 7Sl head, all for sale here,
making 2,l76 head for two days past. Sup
ply heavy and demand light, with slow
sales, and good many yet on hand unsold.
Best $6aG %; medium s. 50a5 25; common
So 5Oal 25; stOckers 50 0Oa3 rs; bulls So 6oa
8 10. ,......
Hoos-Rcccipts to-day 2Ol5 head and
for two days 1885. Workers 81 6Oa7 90; Phil.
adelphia IS 0Oas 20.
sIEEp-Receipts 600 head, and for two
days 10000. Best S. 25a6 OO; medium 81 90
nj NJ
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NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-sugar-
Steady and strong; common 6a6I<c; fair to
fully fair O. 622Sa755ss; prime to strictly prime
7Ha7 Nc; yellow Garfield g. S1SaSNG. MolaSses
Steady and strong; centrifugal 2sa3sci
prime reboiled 44A46c; fair iermentlng $50
100; prime fermenting 4Sa45o,
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NEW YORK, February 2.-Business rather
moderate in some departments, but tquictin
general. Cotton goods unchanged aud
iirm. Prints and shirtings in improved
request by western iObbers. Dress goods
in fair demand. Fancy and staple cotton
hosiery active. Woolen goods moved slow.
ly. a large line Of black, colsred and
fancy silks were sold at auction and
brought fair prices.
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Milunnl,ee Whisky.

MIwAuKEE, WIS, February 2.-The
grand jury Of the United States Circuit
Court has returned indictments against
George Z. Erskinc, ex.collector OF inter.
nal revenue, Leopold Wirth, distiller,
and A. C. Zinn, recti6er.
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WAX UBTAKINENTl
OFFIcE OF TIE CIuKP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 81 a. N.

UFFlCE OF TIKI CIIRF SIGNAL UFNCEkt
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb s-lAM.
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic States, Middle
States and Lower Lakes, falling barom-
eter, northeast to southeast winds, slow.
ly rising temperature, increasing cloudi-
ness and in the last district possibly
snow.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley falling barometer, warmer
east to south winds, increasing cloudiness
and probably rain, turning into snow in
the two last named districts.
For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, fall
ing barometer, south to east winds, slight
ly warmer and generally cloudy weather,
with occasional snow, followed by rising
barometer and decidedly colder weather,
northwest winds diminishing in force, fol-
lowed by east winds and falling barome-
ter.
The Mississippi will continue slowly
rising from Cairo down.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, February a Flour = Firm.
Whcit-Quict; No. 9 white Wabash 81 40;
No. 3 do 81 23jG; No. l white Michigan
81 2S; extra white Michigan 81 81; amber
spot ahd seller February 81 2SX; seller
March 81 2S seller April 81 29A. Corn
Steady high mixed seller March 46H; sci.
Ter May 49I9C; low mixed 44hc; no grado
43c. 0ats-Steady; No.2, 36Hc.
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SrocKs-0pened weak and lower and in
the last hour was steady to strong In the
closing, prices having, however, been near.
er TO the lowest than the highest figures
with the exception OF st. Paul and North.
western, which closed at the highest prices
OF the day. Transactions were $4,000
shares, Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail,
q, 900 Western Union, 1000 Northwestern,
10000 st. Paul, 1000 Erie, 6,000 st, Joe, 49,.
900 Lake Shore, and Is, 900 Ohios.
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NEW YORK.
Writ Of IIabeas Corpus Allowed
l.. y, Stokes.

New York, February 2.-Judge Dyke
man has allowed writ OF habeas corpus
in the case OF Edward 8. StolSs, rcturna-
bic in White Plains February 9th.
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By TELEGRAPH.
NeulYorls Money and stocks,

NEW YORK, February 2.-MoSEY-Closes
at Sac per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5IEa6 per cent. Custom receipts. .Sl63, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $3.50, 1000.
Clearings, $2S, 100000.
GoLD-Advanced to 1l3h and closed at
l1S. Carrying rates 2a4per cent.
sGnvRpSNtRrrl-S
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ELopEMENr IN HI0H LIFE.

Miss Rowand, daughter Of the most
celebrated physician OF Quebec, has fled
with nobleman, the Earl Of Dunraveu,
to this city. Although the facts have
been known in the leading social circles
OF Canada for some days, owing to the
high position Of the parties they were
GnnnrpssrI
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Liabilities and Assets.

CINCINNATI, February 2-J. 81. Sle-
vim & Co, who suspended some weeks
ago, to-day filed a petitionin bankruptcy.
Their liabilities were given at S632, ,l43;
assets, S277,405,
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ITALY.


NAPLES, February 2.-Great prepara-
tions are making here for the Carnival
the first since the overthrow Of the Bour.
bons.
The indications OF ia speedy eruption Of
Mount Vesuvius, are steadily increasing.