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Claims "a Large Portion of PhiIa.
dclphiR..llrN. Gains Nowhere.

NEW YoRK, May l.-Proceedings look.
ing to the recovery Of Sl50,000,O00 are
about to be commenced in the courts OF
Pennsylvania by the heirs OF Col. Henry
Becker, who lived in Philadelphia in
1871. The property clsimed consists OF
six or seven blocks OF buildings on York
avenue in that city, and extends from
Vine street to Green street. In addition
to the large claim in Philadelphia there
Is block OF houses on Third strect, in
this city. The heirs also lay claim to the
entire town OF BeckeEville, Berks county,
Pa, and considerable part OF the coun.
try thereabouts. The property in Phila.
delphia includes three churches, dozen
large manufactures, one Of them an i'm.
meuse sugar refinery, and five blocks Of
dwellings. Among these are the resi-.
dCnces Oh Ex-MayOr Fox aud Ex.City
Tteasurer Piersal.
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and 5000 cavalry provided the Porte
pays part Of the expense Of their trans.
portation and equipment.
A Berlin correspondent states that Ger,
many insists that tho Russians now in
Turkey be allowed to remain there. Hav.
ing undertaken their protection Germany
considers herself entitled to make thia
demand. The departure Of the Prince OF
Rouss threatens TO be delayed in conse.
quence Of this controversy.
A Vienna correspondent confirms the
news received from Er1eroum, that on
ooth The 29th and 3Oth otApril, the bat.
tlea were fought before Kars with the
strong. .detaChments OF Russians, but
result is yet unknown.
BUCHAREST, May |. - Grand Duke
Nicholas has not yet removed his head.
quarters TO Jassy. He has not yet even
entered Roumania.
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Another Rank Nuspension.

PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Consequenl
upon the closing Of the doors Of The
Union Banking Company, the United
States Banking Company, Of this city
also suspended business to-day. The
latter company some time ago resolved
TO wind up its Affairs, and expected in a
few days to accomplish that end. The
sudden failure Of the Union Banking
Company, with which concern the United
States Company was depositor, precir
itated matters and compelled the direc
tors to announce the Stoppingoibus iness
The liabilities Of the United States Cons
pany do not exceed $4,000.
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RsTRESCHISa Cry EXPENSES. The
reports made to Council last night by
three Committees, those on Lights, Water
Works and Streets aud Alleys, foot up
nearly 100000 proposed expenditures,
There are yet to come estimates for some
$1,000, in the shape OF Fire Department,
Police Department, Salaries and other
minor and unclassi6ed expenditures,
which, With the amount to be paid in the
say OF principal and interest on the city
debt, call ior a revenue at least $4,000
more than will bersid this year into The
treasury. Tho Street, anil ALLEYS Com.
Hi',ce made a very heroic report, calling
'or over $4,000, which amoun, will
probably be cut down abou, &C per cent
/! the EevisOrs to whom, along with The
a.hct estimates, it has been sent,
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Further About the RniIroud Ac-
CiIleuf

CHICAGO, May 1.-The track at the
point where the accident occurred to the
switch engine on the Danyille 4 Vim.
cennes Railroad last night is in bad con.
diIion, and it is supposed that the weight
Of the engine and cars being suddenly
thrown upon it caused it to settle, so that
the engine was hurled from the track
into ditch. Wm, c. Fahey, telegraph
operator, was found lying under the
trucks OF the tank, cut twice in two and
dead. Thos. HAlyey, a fireman, had both
legs severed near the body and died soon
after the accident occurred. Arthur
Deglerer, switchman, and Fred. Long,
brakeman, were severely injured. The
engineer and two other men were badly
bruised.
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Conservation OF bishop SpauId.

NEw YoRK, May IAN imposing and
impressive spectacle was Witnessed in
st. Patrick's Cathedral to-day, the conse.
Grafton Of Rev. John Lancaster, Spauld.
ing, Of St. MichAel's Church, OF this city,
a Bishop Of the diocese Of Peoria, M.
Long before nine o'clock the street in
front OF the Cathedral was filed with a
large concourse Of persons anxioualy
waiting, tickets in hand, the opening Of
the doors and when these were opened
the sacred edifce was rapidly filed under
the direction ot corps Of ushers and
an efficient detail Of police. The sane.
tuary wAs brilliantly lighted with numer.
GUS gas Jets and candles. The altar was
enriched for the occasion with gold
cloth and lace lacmated gold. On
each side Of the Tabernacle were wrought
gold vases filled with flowers. The
altar Of the Virgin was decorated with
flowers ard candles, as was also the altar
Of ST. Joseph. Behind the large altar
was screen hung with cardinal cloth,
ornamented with gold and white lace,
producing most agreeable effect. The
Archepiscopal staff Of the Cardi inal
Archbishop,with its double cross and the
plain Pastoral staff Of the neW Bishop
were placed at the right hand side OF the
high altar.
At hRlf.past 10 the procession issued
from the Sacristy. 1t was preceded by
the CruCiix which was followed by long
line OF acolites, Priests, regular and
secular came with them; n number
Of Bishops in iuIl robes. Rev. Father
Spaulding separating these from
the Cardinals, who closed the pro.
cession. The Cardinal after being In.
vested with his robes, took his seat on the
altar step. The Notary, Rev. Father
Reardon, OF Chicago, then read the
POpe's bull.
Rev. Father Spaulding took the oath
OF office. After the usual interrogatories
the mass was begun, and was celebrated
by the Cardinal Arch Bishop, his assist.
ant, Heresl Vicar Gen. Quinn, Deacons
OF Honor, Rev. Father Donnelly, Of st.
Michaels and Rev. Father Thurley, OF
Chicago. The Deacon OF the mass was
Rev. Father SPaulding, of Louisville. The
assistant Bishops were Bishops Folly and
Gibbons. After the gloria, Bishop Rose.
rang, OF Columbus, preached sermon in
which he gave an explanation OF the
duties and cares OF the chosen one. In con-
clusion lie congratulated the Bishop on
hia ascension to the Episcopacy, recall.
ing the pleasant days they spent together
at college.
After the mass the Bishop.elect knelt
before the consecrator in front Of the
altar, and was invested with the crosier,
mitre, and other episcopal vestments.
The tie Deum" was then sung, and the
new prelatc, arraYed in crosier, mitre,
ring and gloves, walked down the central
aisle, bestowing henedictionS ~ he passed.
Bishop Spauiding returned to the altar
and the ceremony was over, and the large
congregation dispersed. In addition TO
the usual choir was grand orchestra
and chorus.
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CINCINNATI, May 1.-Cotton-Dull aud
nominal at l0Ac. FlOur-Quiet and un,
changed. Wheat-Dull. prime red 50 O5a
2 10. Corn-Dull at 5la57c. Oats-Steady
and firm at 50a55c. Rye-Steady and in
fair demand at 81 90. 'Barley-Quiet and
unchnged, Pork-Quiet at sis rs, Lard
Dull and nominal; steam 9jsc; kettle
10Aal1c. Bulk Meats-Weaker; shoulder
J3Sc sked; short rib 7Ac bid; So asked
spot; sales at s. O. buyer May; short clear
held at SIC. Bacon-Dull ut e. I<as Va
shc. Butter-Steady and unchanged. Lin.
seed Oil-Stronger at G6a69c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 o..
HoGs-Steady and in fair demand; com
mon "a 60a5 90; fair to good light S. 15s
. 40i do packing IS l0a5 IS; butchers
3. .45OG 90; few fancy at So 75..
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Toledo,

ToiEDo, May 2.--FlouE-Quiet. Wheat
Unsettled and lower; No. white Wa.
bash 81 Goal 30; No. white Michigan g
90; amber do spot 81 sc; seller June 81 95;
No. . amber 81 s5; No. red winter spot
81 %; seller June 81 9sRl 90; No. 3 red
offered at 81 50; rejected Wabash red OF.
iered at 81 35. Corr-Lower: high mixed
spot 67Ac; No. spot and seller May 6sci
seller Jnue 5sXci seller July 6lc; seller
August 63c; reiectedsJGo. Oats Dull and
nominal
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ST. LOUIS, May l.-Qne Of the most
extraordinary games OF base ball on
record was played here to-day between
the st. Louis Browns and the Syracuse
Stars. Fifteen innings were played with.
out scoring run on either side, The
game was. remarkable throughout for
heavy batting, splendid fielding and the
unusual briIliancy Of Individual play
and closed only by reason Of darkness,
A return gnme will be PLAYED tomorrow.
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New York Money and stocns.

NRw YORK, May l.-MoSEY-2a3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3IIa5 pei
cent. Custom receipts 5000. The As
sistant Treasurer disbuned $l,523, 900
Clearings $2s,000,OOO. Sterling nominal
long ass; short 4.g0.
GoLD-Opened at l06X, sold up tc
1855, declined to 1868 and closed Al
l0Gk. Carrying rates TO 2I4 per cent
Loans were also made fat,
stLvER-At London Si%d. Here, silver
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PHILADELPHIA, May Flour = Firm
and less active; extra 800; Minnesota
family So 75alO 25; PennsylvauIa 50 zoo
10 20; Ohio $ll 90; high grades 81 OOa
l. co.. Wheat-Dull; Pcnnsylvania red
50 20; amber S3 90; white 50 25a2 so. Ryt
81 14R1 l6. Corn - Unsettled and DE-
mand limited; yellow nominally at Parse
oatS-Active; mixed 49a5lc; white 5Oa55c
Seeds-Clover lJal6c; timothy s. 90a2 90
Butter-Quiet and steady; western extIl
new 23a2ic. Cheese-Firm; western fint
old l$al4c; new 121Ia14xc. Eggs-Weak,
tr at l2a1Sc. Petroleum - Refined l5c
crude l2c. Whisky-Western 81 Is.
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pOLIrIC1I. NOTES.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 1.-The Republi.
can State Convention last night choS Sc
Senator Blaine chairman, making the
eighteenth eohBecutive year Of his chair
manship.
HARRisBURo, May 1.-The, Democratic
State Central Committee have decided tc
hold a State Convention In this city Au
gust Sth.
JEFTERsoSynLE, IND, May 1.-The
municipal election passed Ut quietly
Mayor Warder was reelected, and the
entire Democratic ticket by the largest
majority ever known in this Democratic
;songhold..
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To BE Hanged June 2IS1,

HARRIsBURs, May l.-Gov. Harlranf
issued warrant to-day for the execution
June 2lst, Of Andrew Lanahau, Of Lu'
zerne county, Pa, for the murder of Capt
Reiley, Of Wilkesbarre, also for the exc
cution on the same day Of Mollic Ma
guirea Edward Kelley, Michael J. Doyle
and John Donahoe, Of Carbon county
and Thos. Manly, OF schuyIkill county
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIRERTY, May 1.-CATTLB-Re.
ceipts to-day 90l head, or 26 cars through
and q cars for yard sales. Supply ight.
Best IS 66a6 90; medium 70 good S. 25a
8 90; common to fair 50 25.
HOGS Receipts to-day 2,3l0 head.
Workers s. 4oa5 20; PhilidelphiAS S goa
G 20.
sHREP - Receipts to-day 10 head.
Selling, clipped 81 75a5 50; wool IS goa
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The marks last night showed s feet 4
inches and rising slowly.
The Emma Graham passed up at 10
A. NJ. for Pittsburgh.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg at
1880 Yesterday morning.
The Salt Valley passed down at s A. NJ,
en- route to lronton.
The Courier left for Cincinnati at 3
p. NJ. yesterday.
The Express, Gu route 10 Pittsburgh,
passed up last night.
The Granite State will be due to-day.
The Nail City arrived Monday night
bringing the Ed. Hobbs tow Of iron ore
from st. Louis.
Capt. AnschulG and his brother Ed.
are in the city.
The Science will leave for Parkersburg
today
1t il the intention OF the owners Of the
Express 10 put the Mallie Rsgon in her
place when the water gets too low for the
Express.
4 successful launch Of Capt. Muhle.
mans new steamer Andes was made
Saturday morning, at hali.past 10 o'clock
IRON the Cincinnati Marine Ways. When
the last pin was knocked out she glided
as gracefully into the water as swan
The prettiest part was after the launch
ing, when she had obtained her bearings
and twas found that she only drew ID
inchea.-CGmmsTcidl Gd;etie.
The Barnard and barges left Pitts
burgh last night for st. Louis.
The Ike Hammett arrived with one
barge OF old rails and she left another
barge loaded with rails aground at White
and she brought barge OF ore to Steu-
bcnville for the Mingo Furnace. She
went down to White last evening tC
tighten of her grounded barge. She ha,
for this point l,O25 tons Of old rails
Commercial GG:ette.i
By Telegraph.
PITrsBURGu, May River i feet
inches and stationary Weather cloudy
and cool.
MEMPHIS, May River fell : inches
stands 32 feet 9 inches. Weather clear
mercury 6Sa. Departed-Maumelle, Ar.
kansas river; Vicksburg and Illinois
Nicksburg: Maude, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, May l.-Weather fair
River S feet inches.
EVANSVILLE, May Weather clear
mercury il0 to G2'; wind northwest
River lL6 feet and falling. Down
Mary Houston, Cons. Millar, Laura l.
Davis, Lioness, Coal City, J. l.. Williams
Dexter and tow, Robert Mitchell, Taras
con, Florence Lee. Up--Arkansas Belle
Maggie Smith, Mary Miller, Whale
Business dull.
ST. LOUIS, May l.--Afrived-Sherman
and Cameron, Louisville, Golddust, Kan
sas City; Hickory and barges, lower river
Lake Superior, Keokuk; Hobbs and tow
Wheeling. Departed-Cty Of Helena
Vicksburg; Belle oiSt. Louis. Cambridge
Cameron and Sherman, Hellowston,
river; Eagle, Keokuk. Weather clear
and cool. River falling.
CINCINNATI, May l.-River 10 feet
inches and rising. Arrived-A. C. Don
ally and Hudson. DepSrted-NashvillC
and Hudson. Weather cold and cloudy.
| VIcKsBURG, May River stationary
Up--Capital City. Weather clear anC
pleasant.
New ORLEANS, May l.--Departed--
Sherlock and Sender. Weather clear.
LITTLE Rock, May l.-WeatLer eleal
and pleasant. River Il feet . inches anC
falling.
CAIRO, May l.-Arrived-CoAl Hill
from St. Louis. Departed-Future City
for New Orleans. River 80 feet inche,
and falling. Weather clear; theremome
ter 50o.
NASHVILLE, May l.-River falling will
IL feet on the shoals. Arrived-Hill
man and Anderson, Cairo.
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4 Flutter Among Politicians.

San FRANCEsco, May l.-For some
time past it has been rumored TO the
the effect that Geo. NJ. Pennig, deiaulting
Navy Pay Inspectors Clerk, was on his
way back to San Francisco. It is now
positively asserted that he is in the city
in disguise. The report causes consider
able huttering among certain class OF
politicians.
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SOlutnlAslOmeuD ~ lne Presluent.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President
has commissioned the following postmas.
ters Richard ]. Thompson, Mt. Carroll,
Illinois; Henry F. Best, Texas, Arkansas;
Charles D. Fisher, Portsmouth, Michigan
H. H. Updegraf, Van Vert, O.; Geo. B.
Vastine, Wheaton, Illinois: Thos. Rich.
ardSon, Port Gibson, Mo-; Frank o. Root
North Topeka, Kansas; Homer A. Ken
yon, Dwight, Ills; g. P. Waldorf, Lima,
o. B. H. orapsteN shelbyville, KY; A,
H. Heath, Iona, Mich; J.R. West, Evans.
vile, Wis.iA. P. HIlph, Lebanon, Ky;
F. A. Munson, Sandwich, Ills.
Lewis Case was appointed Revenue
storekeeper for he 1st Ohio District, and
q: W. c. Rary, gauger for the same Dis.
tFiNt
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NEW YoRE, May I.-Trade movement
continues slow with commission houses
and jObbers. Cotton goods quiet and irreg.
ular. Bleached shirtinEs dull and weak,
with a decline in additional makes. Printi
are still quiet and heavy. CasSimeres and
worsted coatings in fair demand by cloth.
lers, and beavers are in moderate request
Foreign goods moving slowly.
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Anolher Delaultlng Cashler.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Union
Bank Company, No. $40 Chestnut street,
closed its doors this morning, as II was
discovered that the cashier, James A.
Hill, Is 4 detaultef TO the extent OF over
$4,000. He Is missing. The bank goes
into liquidation under an assignee. The
depositors, it is said, will be paid in full.
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WcaIner In,lications.
WAR DEPARTMEHT,
OrVlcR OF INK CHIRY SIGNAL OYpIcKR,
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 2-lL.

FR0BAnILITIRS u
For the Lower Lakes, Middle Atlantic
States and New England, generally rising
barometer, partly cloudy or threatening
weather, with occasional areas Of light
rains, north to west winds and nearly
stationary or falling temperature, fol
lowed in the west and southwest stations
by clearing weather and slightly higher
temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stStionaryor rising barometer, stationary
or rising temperature, northwest wind.
and clear or partly cloudy weather, fol.
lowed at western statiops By falling
barometer aud windI shifting to the
southeast,
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ITALY.


RoNE, May 1.-THE Pope yesterday
received several delegations OF pilgrims
The largest was 300 strong and came
from Savoy. The general health OF the
Holy Father has improved, but his physi.
clans have cautioned him against over
eXertion and fatigue.
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The college boys at Little Washington
will have 4 repetition Of the Olympic
games, on Saturday, May 18th, II the
weather proves favorable. Last year the
Juniors defeated the Sophomore.
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GREECE.


ATHENS, May 1.-The districts OF
Lermone, Angolas and Paros manifest a
disposition 10 resist the law calling out
the extraordinary reserves. The gov
ernment is endeavoring to pursuade them
to'comply.
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VIZ are informed that Mr.. Robert
Campbell, who purchased the property
adjoining Mount Wood Cemetery, has
built a fine dwelling house on Jonathan's
Ravine, which will 10 occupied shortly.
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No GAME.-On account Of the cold
weather yesterday, il was decided TO have
no game Of base ball on the lslAnd. The
Eries, therefore, left for home. To-day
the STANDARD q viii play the Buckeyes, ol
Columbus, o,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TaE boarding house Of Mrs, Noble, on
H1'G street, below @Sd, was entered by
nnrgIsts on Sunday last, and about $50
gosh OF provisions and household arti.
'Ie' were taken.
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BIDS for Indian supplies for the next
fiscal year will be opened by the Commits.
sioner Of Indian Affairs on the Sth inst,
in New York city, No. 70 Walker stree.
instead Of No. 40 Leonard street, as ad.
vettised, -
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bars, 81 % greenbaCks; 81 Is gold. Silver
coin y per cent discount, "
HoNBRNNENTs-Active and strong.

RAILROAD BoSDs-Flrm aud generally
higher.
STATE SRCURITIEs-Quiet.
STocES-The stock market was weak
and lower at the opening, but after /
o'clock became strong, and prices advanced
materially, the coal stocks leading
the improvement. Speculation was buoy.
ant during the afternoon under free puf-
chases by large spectators. The advance
ranged from y to 6per cent from the low.
estpoint ol the morning. Lackawanna re.
covered and advanced 81 per cent and
Norris & Essex d per cent; Delaware and
Hudson & Rock Island 2k; Lake Shore
Ia; New York Central ~; st. Paul prR.
lerred .; Illinois Central lJ<; western
Union tx and Michigan Central iN
per cent. Albany L Susquehanna
alter being bid up from IS to 75, sold Al
ISss. Panama advanced 10 0? bid. Late
IN the afternoon there were sales to realize
profits, which caused a reaction In pricea
and the market closed ieyerish and excited.
Delaware 4 Hudson was loaned At 40 pnr
cent Tor use, Delaware, Lackawanna 4
Western at Isal'l6, New York Central At
l'l6al.S9, Western Union ilat, Rock ISland
fiat TO l.lG, Michigan Central at l.64, and
Lake Shore fiat to per cent for carrying,
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 1000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern, $500
Rock Island, $1,000 st. Paul, $1,000 lake
Shore. 10000 New York Central, a6O0
Michigan Central, 81, 200 Delaware, Lacka.
wanna q Western, $500 Delaware d Hud.
sou, and 5000 Morris & Essex,
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2 luE grocery keepers Of the Third and
ii sIuuflh Wards have agreed to close tbeir
S'sIts is,, oi business from May lst to Sen.
,sI IVA Tss g lst at 8 O'Clock p NJ, Fridsy,
'a' Saturdays excepted.
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'ErERpAT afternoon u team belong.
W. W. 10 Warren's soap factory ran oil al
.sS Iop Of Wheeling Hill. The LAT Wa
SSa,a 1ys.y oi them they were. going down
Na'keI street at fearful rait ""
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Change.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May l.-Reports
from Lafayette at noon indicate no
change in the railroad blockade there.
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PITTSBURGH, Nay yl.-Petroleum-Crude
dull and weak at s. 80 at Parker's; refined
quiet at l51.c, Philadelphia delivery.
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

II prepared to mAks careful and complete anIIysc-
Of Iron Ores, umna;ones, Mineral Waters, &C,
Lbontory cor, Ath and ChapIlns street,
ana wheeling, W. Va
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NEw York, May l.--steamsrs scylLia,
from Liverpool, and Alsatia, from Glas.
gov, have arrived.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TRLEGRAPH


WASHINGTON, May 2.-The following
is statement Of the public debt for the
month of Anril.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
WASHINGTON.

TO TUE DAILY LHTELLIGEYCER
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The French Declare Absolute
Neutrality.
England Preparing for Any Con.
tingOHcy.
The Great Powers Have No Faith
10 Each Other.
Hence They Talk Peace and Pre-
pare for War.
No Material Progress Made by
the Russians.
Some Naval Success for the
Turks.

THE TURKS CLAIMS THE RIGHT or SEARCH.
CoSsrANTTNorLE, May 1.-The Porte
reserves the right Of searching suspected
vessels, both on the coast and at sea.