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FAILURES YESTERDAY.
Those Who Have "Gone Before"

PHILADELPHIA, March lit Is
stated that four or five provision houses OF
tins city, besides thst OF Collins " beo-
gary which suspended Saturday, are
seriously resolved. Collins X Beossry :
liabilities are placed al S2OU,OOO.
Ashael Troth " Son, William a. Mil
lar & Co, and Trolh Bros, provision
dealers have suspended. The failures
were brought about msinly through the
operations of Henry Troth trading as
Ashael Troth & Son, who has been spec
ulating largely. The debts OF the nFm
are due principally to banks aud note
brokers wLo negotiated their paper. Ihe
above firms were indebted with Collins
X Beargory, and all declare that no other
house in the trade is involved.
Gallaway i Graft, OF Philadelphia,
manufacturers of terra-cotta ware, failed
for 100000, Assets small.
W. II. Osktord, Philadelphia. LA
bili:ies $4,000.
Robert Wood & Co, brass founders
Philsdelphis, gone into voluntary bank
ruptcy.
Collins Il Besgery, provision mer-
chants, Philsdelphis. Heavy liabilities,
Four more provision houses expected to
stop in consequence.
BosroS, March 1.-THE Home Say
ings bank suspended to-day. A tempo
rsry 10 junction hss been obtained. Two
wears ago the deposits amounted to
Sc. 79s 24S, Stree when they dwindled to
S3ll743l. OF this amount S2,34l, ,loi
are invested in res estate loans.
White, Osborne * Co, of Boston, are
reported suspended. Estimated iiabili-
ties $4,000, chiefly due rough, leather
dealers.
Richard c. Remmey, terra.cotts and
fire bricks, Kensington, Pa. Liabilities
500. .OU0-sll borrowed money.
VIM. Baldwin, Frank'ord Stee.
Works, Pa. Liabilities SI2 2OOoi ssset;
$4,000.
Thomas b. Deuhsm, OF Columbus, Ind,
snd Peter K. Schster, o: Delaware
county, Ind, gone into bankruptcy
Both small affairs.
j. X. Sharpe, hides and leather dealer
Iutisnspons, gone into liquidation, L,s'
bilities Sl33 900; assets sSGO,O0o.
A. Deisner & Co, grocers, Lexington,
XIV. Closed by the Sheriff.
Frank Il. Atkinson, hotel man, Csdiz
o. Liabilities, S4,75S; assets, nothing.
John L. Houghton, livery stable keep
er, Elyria, Ohio, made at assignment
Li.piliiies. 10000; assets, $4,000.
Hsvdenville Savings Bank, Williams
burg, Massachusetts,. Stopped temroIa'
rily
Dugan Jones, boot snd shoe man
Bloomington, Ind. Liabilities 5000
assets small
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CONGRESSIONAL.
CONSULAR DIPLOMATiC BILL IN
TIE HOUSE.
Mr.. Hewitt DenOunces the Present
Diplomatic system and shows
Up Some OF Hayes Ap-
pOintments.
WAsHISGToS, March IL.
SENATE,

Mr.. Window, from the Committee on
Appropriation, reported, with the amend
ments, the West Point appropriation bill
and gave notice that he would call it up
tomorrow for consideration. He also re-
ported, from the same Committee, sd g.
versely on the resolution recently intro
duced by Mr.. Saunders in regard to the
appointment of additional commissioners
to the Paris Exposition, and it was inded-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. Hsmlin submitted resolution sp-
pointing General w. T. Sherman q
member of the Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Institute in place of George
Bancroft, resigned. Agreed to.
Mr.. Matthews, from the Committee
on Railroads, reported, with an amend
ment in the nature of substitute, the
bill recently introduced by Mr. Dorsey
in relation to the establishment of = sin X
ing fund for the liquidation OF the in-
debtedness due the government by the
Pacific railroad companies. Placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Blaine called up the resolution
submitted by him on the Z5th Of Febru-
sry, requesting the President to furnish
the Senate with copies of certain cor
respondence setween the governments of
Great Britain and the United States IN
relation to the appointment OF third
commissioner under the 23d article OF
the treaty OF Washington, and spoke
IN regard thereto.
After brief remarks by Messrs. hsmlin
and Dawes, the resolution was agreed 10.
The bills providing for the commits
sion on alcoholic liquor traffic with
amendments, that one member be en-
gagged In the traffic. Passed-yeas, 29
nays, l9.
Mr.. Conkling reported bill in aid OF
the Polar expedition, designed by Jas.
Gordon Bennett, and gave notice that he
would seek an early opportunity to have
it considered.
The Senate then resumed COnsidera-
ton of unfinished business, being the
bill referring the claim OF Benjamin
Halliday tC the Court OF CLAIMS, which
was discussed at length, and MIR. Thur
man submitted motion TO recommlt II
to the Committee on Claims.
Pending discussion the Senate sd-
journed.
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The Christian SOldier-

WASHINGTON, March lin the
Criminal Court before Judge Wylie, the
case of the United States against General
y. G. Howard, late Commissioner OF
treedmen's, refugees and abandoned
lands, was taken up. This is sn action
to recover Sl30,l64 found TO be
due on the settlement of his accounts, and
it is alleged that these moneys came IN
his hands by virtue of his being such
commissioner and trustee. the amounts
being due colored soldiers, etc, and under
al act of Congress large portion OF this
fund was invested. The defense was
that the subject matter of this case had
been the subject OF inquiry by the army,
snd he was exculpsted that the funds in
question were In the hands OF G. W.
Bullock, detailed officer, and that the
defendant was not responsible. Under
the instructions of the Court verdict
was found for defendant.
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DISASTROUS TORNADO.
Great Presence or Mind OF n Clergy.
man

New YORK, March ll.-Au Atlanta,
Ga dispatch says: A tornado struck
that city yesterday morning about
IL o'clock, leveling the Episcopal
Church and killing eighteen members OF
the congregation. When the building
WAS struck the officiating minister, know
ing that it was merely question Of
minutes, to secure the safety of the peo.
pie, cried 10 them to throw them
selves under the sea.s. This sd
vice the congregation followed, snd
not moment too soon. VILE few
lew fearful cresks and jsrs of its roof and
walls, the whole building crumbied into
shspeless ruin. burYing the congregation
under the debris. Several other churches
in Atlanta have been seriously injured,
their walls shaken and roofs partly
stripped. Tie city hall has been entire
" unrooted, and the car sheds Of the
railroad depot unsettled. Grest dsmage
was done to private residences and
.'p-.E
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The congress.
Virginia State Debt.

RICHMOND, VA, March 1.-THE
House of Delegates tonight orderei to
engros:ment a bill otlerlng to creditors to
refund their bonds on registered bonds
bearing per cent interest for eighteen
years, and per cent tor thIrty-two
years. They are TO be non-tsxabe for
city or State, on principle or on interest.
No compulsion is expressed or implied IN
the bill.
The House of Delegates to-day passed
bill to take the sense ct the voters as 10
calling constitutional convention in
November next The bill was subSe-
quently virtually killed in the Senate by
the adoption OF motion TO indefinitely
postpOne-yeas II, nays =
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NEGRO AND A WHITE MAN.
a Fight With a Razor ana a Pitch
fork-USly Work.
Special Dispatch TO The Register.
krXSrn " V. March l

Special Dispatch to the Register.
kEYsEa, w. VA, March IL.
Benjsmin Moore, colored man, and
Samuel Head, got into difficulty 81 T..
b. Davis stable, st this place to-day.
After quarrellng Head approached the
negro with pi,chfCrk, but seeing razor
in the negro's hand started to run-the
negro pursued him and cut him in the
back, inhcting very serious wound
about five inches in length, and also cut
him in the stomach, it Is believed, 0ut not
fatally. Sergeant Brophy, when IN.
formed of the affair, proceeded to arrest
Moore, which he succeeded in doing after
considerable time and trouble, and lodged
him in jail Tor trial TO morrow.
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SILVER CERTIFICATES.
The Subject Considered by the Cola
age Committee.

WAsHINGroS, March ll.-SecretAr,
Sherman was before the Committee on
Coinage, Weights aud Measures this
morning, and gave his views about the
proposed measure cor issuing certificates
OF deposits OF silver bullion. Ia this con-
necuSn the question was discussed As 20
whether such certificates should merely
represent the bullion 81 It's market value
or whether the government should buy
bullion with the certificates. IL seemed
TO be conceded that the certificates snould
be issued. but the committee came 20 10
conclusion IS 70 details.
The Secretary ssla thst the silver cer-
tifcs,es issued 20 deposltors OF silver
bullion were to b. based on actual mar.
ke. value OF thu i yer OF day OF &c. os :,
hssed on London snd New York qucts-
tons that day; If they were TO be based
on the colrsge value Of bullion they
never would be presented for redemp.
ton until silver was worth SO pence per
ounce. The Secretary favored the
Issue OF these SILVER certificates, and
the receipt of bullion on deposit Tor
them 81 but one point, aud thst New
York, IS the great silver market OF the
country. He thinks thst If deposits were
allowed 10 be made s. San Francisco sud
Carson City, bullionists would not sell
silver, bu. would endeavor 10 corner the
government, as they would have the use
of certificates while they were still! re-
serving their silver. This could not SO
well be done in New York, with It's sup
plies coming in from Europe, Mexico
and this country. To the question Is TO
the cos. of doubling the capacity OF the
minu, he replied in substance that the
question was one more of delay than
cost, and more of tie supply ct bullion
than the capacity Of the mints. de gave
1t Is his opinion that under the iegl:ls-
,ion Is it stands, from 90 10 lOo million
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The UotsnriaK. suHersrS

HCT SPRINGS, AK, March 1.-The
liberal dons;ion Of 500 from the Chicago
Board OF Trade bss swoller the cash coz
trioQi!Ons tor the relief Of the sufferers
by the recent con fsgrA.!on here 70 some
,hils over 5000. Much has slresdy been
doas IL the wsy o! providing for most Of
the pressing reeds, but generous pub
lie should be informed that much s:Ili
remains 20 be done and thsI their eforts
and contrl buttons should not cease. The
csse here mas 1nusuA! features Of hard
chip. The distress Is far more genera.
and severe than usually attends such c.s-
ss:ers. The victims, with 8 few excsP-
,i5c.. lost all, and hAve absolutely potn-
ing With which TO begin sne~. Here, TO,
ere handrecs c; inErm or crippled, Who
we're living BY charity while seeking
restoration 20 heAlih II ihls Poo! Of
Bethesda
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POSTAL MATTERS.
Illegal Use OF Mails for Lottery
Schemes.

WASuINGroN, March l0.-The Post
office Department has been spilled to for
an order stopping the transmission
through the mails OF matter addressed TO
the Louisiana State Lottery. This lnsti-
tuition is al right under the laws OF
Louisiana, but there Is in existence
Federal law under which the Post.ottice
Department Claims the righ. to put a
stop 20 the transmission of matter al.
dressed to lottery companies.
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Sad Fate ofa Youpg Girl

CHANPAIGS, Ill March s.-A eesu-
tiul young girl, sged eighteen, named
Eliza Hindmsr, living in the country
northesst of here, near LODI. poisoned
herself by taxing corrosive subllmate on
the 81 inst, 81 died yesterday morn
ing sitter the mos. horrible suferiugs.
She lad been betrayed and ruined By =
party vet unknown, and tIed 10 hide her
shame. The coroner has Just rendered s
verdlc, Of suicide. Her mother, 5 widow
much respected, hss the deep sympathy
of The yhole community.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March ll.-Money-
Closed easy st 4Gg4! per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 44CGb per cent. Gus
toms receipts S272,0gO. The Assistant
Treasurer disbuBed $1,000, ,C00 Clear
ings S2e0O0,0OO Sterling strong; long
4Si; short..4SG.
GoLD-Cio,ed - lO0, after selling
down from l0l TO 1908. Carrying rates
492 per cent
SILvER-At London 54ii; here, silver
bare ll9, green nbscks; lis. gold; SILVER
coin per cent discount.
GeYEKNMKNTs-Strcn
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Changssin,he rariT Bill.

WAsHINGroN, March 1.-THE Com
mittee OF Ways sud Means agreed on
the following changes IN tariff: Fsns
and fire screens o. every kind, except
the palm lest fans, of Whatever material
composed or made, cloth or other ma
terial woven or msdc in patterns o! such
SIZE, shspe or form or cut rs TO be Il. tor
fans or hre screens, at 35 per Cen:um ad
vagorem; festhers, ostrich, vulture, cock
and other ornamental crude, not dressed,
c0ored or manufactured, at -
per cert1m advslO:em; when
dressed coiyred or manufactured,
artificial and ornamental feathers and
flowers or parts thereof, OF whatever ms-
terial composed, not otherwise provided
for, 80 per centum ad vslorem. Gloves
made OF lamb skin or other les:hcr, !
per dozen.
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Railroad Accident.

DETEoTr, March l0.-An engine and
seven cars OF the freight train tOand
north ou the Jackson, LsnEiog and Sag
NAV Railroad this morning ran through
the bridge At Marsh creek, between 81.
Charles and Saginaw, killing the fire.
man, Charles Thsyer, and badly IDIar-
ing the engineer, SilAs Hall The sc-
c.dent vAs caused 6y the givisg way
of = dam above the bridge, ~hicn
xsshed out the embankmeut-
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Baggage Tar Burned.

CuICAGr. March IA baggage car
from New York was burned on the Lake
Store and Michigan Southern roSd 81
two o'clock this morning, while approach
inr Eigertcn, Indians, about 10 miles
esst OF Cnicsco. All the contents were
destroyed, including y considerable
amount OF mai. matter which wss in one
section Of tie csr. The Src was d:cov-
cred shortly before arriving st Et-"r-
ton, snd when the train i pped ~ thsl
place the 4 .mes hsd rendered tie use o.
water If no av,ll No estimate OF the
damage can D. maie, although reports OF
heavy losses by passenger. are current.
The fire caught from candle which
was carelessly lett burning 10 the vicini-
" of large pile of papers. Some 5000
pounds Of mail were burned, but there
were DO letters, and the msil was chiefly
70, lows and Nebraska Emoug tbe
principal losses by the destruction Of bag.
gage were w. l.. Scott and daughter, OF
Erie. 5000 worth disu ond'; Daniel
Downs OF New York, yAlpa.
bic pspers snt baggage; the
Misses Rice, OF New York, en- route TO
Onshs, their entire baggage; George and
Mrs. A. B. Cornwall, OF New York,
iewelry, clothing, SC, sl,200, and many
others for less amounts. The car wss
formerly in the fast mail service, snd
valued st SO coo
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burned TO Death.

PoIST PLEASANT, W. VA, March 10
Miss Belle Maddy, twelve !esr old
daughter of Hudson Msddy, ESQ., :
farmer living four miles above here on
the Ohio side Of the river, undertook. IN
the absence OF her parents, yesterday
afternoon, to kindlo fire in the stove
with coal oil, with the usual result. The
oil caught from the fire in the stove ex-
ploding the can and burning her so bad
iy thai she died IN few hours, and WAS
N riah today
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AJuyeniIe Murder Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Msrch ll.-Rober!
McAdsms, IL years old, and Charles
Patton, OF the same ago, qIarrelIei over
the possession of stick of candy. Patton
threatened 10 shoot McAdams il he did
not divide, and Is the lAt:er still refused
to comply, Patton drew pistol snd shot
AcAdsms through the hesd, killing him
instantly. The young murderer then
4 ID snd has not vet been arrested
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RAILEoAD BosDs-FIrm and higher,
especially for the Granger Issues.
STATE BosDs - Steady.
SToCKs-The market generally was
frm and higher, wits tho principal sc-
,i7ity and advance in Western Union,
when rose from IS! 10 79i on q rumor
that the company Intended 70 make
their quarterly dividend per cent, in
stead Of II. In later deAiiIgs the market
vas dull except tor Western Union, The
grsng ger shares and Lake Shore 81. Louis,
ksusss and Northern, preferred. I'd.
ysncsd from q TO 22t. Granger 'hsrss
we're frmer and higher, Lake Shore fell
"a 10 6lI, but recovered 70 Gzii Western
Union closed 81 7e1 The tone Of the
market 81 The clote VA strong. TIE
earnings OF tie -. Psul and Milwaukee
railroad increased $4,000 the 6rsi week
Of March. TrsDGsctIons aggregated ILL.,
100 shares, OF which 20 90 were Lake
Shore, good New York Central, 1900,
pre.erred, 500 81. PSgl common, 2,O)O
preferred. 400, Lscks~ana, 1900, Nor
ris and Essex, 1 700 Westerr Union.
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WouId Gladly surrendor.

ST. PAUL, March IA Blsmark
special TO the Pioneer Irsss says; On
February 2s.h one o: the Sioux chiefs
from Sitting Bulls camp told scout on
this side of the border that the band were
nearly starved snd would gladly surren-
der if they could keep their ponies.
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The Snow EInckn,ie.

CHEYENNE, Wy, March n-Th"
situstion on the several biockated rail.
roads entering this point is not very
materially changed This evening the
be.sted trsins occupy relatively their
same positions, with the exception OF No.
NJ Antelope las, night, which hiss put
back 10 Sidney for better sccommods
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silver dollars can be pu. in circulation
and kept at par with gold. He tavored
the discontinusnce of the trade dollar
coinage as spt to be source OF emoar-
rsssment, preferred the nickel . cent
pieces to silver, favored the abolition OF
the 20 cent silver coin as one whose only
convenience was in paying for ten cent
drinks, suggested the restriction oil
legal tender quality OF subsidiary silver
coin to ten dollars and the redemption Of
it in legal tender coin when presented at
the sub-Treasuries in sums OF one hun
Cred dollars.
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Indian Hohammedaps Exc,red.

Lospos, March ll.-Trustworthy sd-
vices from India say the Mohsmmedsns
are greatly excited about the overthrow
of Turkey. Serious trouble is sppre-
hended unless the government takes
some ant. Russian action. 1t is believed
that 100000 Moslem volunteers to serve
against Russia could be raised without
ditacultY.
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DIZZY GOODS.
NeW York.

NEW York. March ll.-Dry Gcots
-BGuBsS light vits comnissiOh boas-s
and IN uporters, and the jobblng usd- ;.
uneven. Cotton goods quiet. bat fairly
steady. Prints in rather better demand
Hsrtei's fancy prints redueed. Ging'
haas fairly active. Dre,s goods slog-
gish. Mems wooiens 10 light demand.
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0IGD.

MoRAs-Las, night. al u O'Clock. Mrs.
MAsT MonAs, in the seyentysiItn year
Of her age.
Iuterment al VI. Calvary, Wednesday
morninK, from the Tesidenee ~ hrr SOD,
Frank Moran. NO. 2BS Eor street. friencs
q, the family are invited 70 attend.
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Silver Coinage.

Director Lindermsn gave information
concerning the facilities for coming the
new silver dollar and said that to double
the present capacity it would require
three additional mints, or two in addition
to the one at New Orleans. With these
$5,000,000 or 100000 month could be
coined. At present, making allowances
for interruption, s2,500,0O0 can be
coined. This would make S36, ,0OO,O 900 q
year. The New Orleans mint could be
placed in working condition for $4,000
or $4,000, SO as to coin 100000 q
month. This added TO the coinage OF the
other mints would make S42 100000 q
wear
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Creating Dinscuities for the Pope.

RoME, March 1.-THE disturbances
among the Swiss guard st the Vatican
continue; forty have been dismissed.
Some OF the fanstlcz inside and outside
of the Vatican, are tampering with these
Merceusries. for the purpose Of creating
difficulties with the Pope.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW YORK, March H. Bceyes- Re-
ceips 2. 800 head. making C,s30 head Tor
tho week, against 9. 300 head for the pre-.
ylOus week, demand better than for tho
last three market days and trade mora
sc.iys. The range o' prices wa. about
the same ss Wednesday, or strong
lower than Monday Of last week. The qua
lty WAS not 90 good snd sellers rated the
market ~ t. higher; some Of the be-i
in the market sod a. i0Gl0tc 10 d'e,s
j6d57 gross cwi.; fair TO prime steers y
(ggic TO dress SO; common aod msiI.
um 7I@slc 10 dress 90; poorest steer.
and oxen 8<G)7I Ic TO dress "a ia, bull.
81 5OCa4 90 per 100 pounds live weight.
Exporters took ] 100 head 81 sjGglOc tD
dres. So. mainly sGa9i. Shipments Tor
tho week were 4. $50 quarters Of beef and
100 head OF live.
Receipts 800 hesd, Masking
~ $40 head tor the week, against IL
10 head for the lHst week; prices about
the same q, Friday and Saturday, with =
large business a. 6@Gl l.; sheep 6tf17te;
exporter. took cars At 6t6Glc. Ship
menu for the week 800 carcsssss.
Hogs = Receipts $500 head. making
70. 800 head fcr the week, against 35,bOJ
head for the last week; market dIll
and weak, Of the cars offered alive.
holding a. 50 so(a,3 90; none sold.
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THE EASTERN OUTLOOK.
WHAT THE IHUNDERER" SAYS
RUSSIA MUST Do.
Peace Conditions W. ust be Supmftted
10 The COngress-Indian MO-
hamm edans Excited-Brit-
isn Men of.Har Or.
dered TO Malta.
Russia Must submit Peace Condi.
tIons TO tue Congress.

LONDON, March l0.-The Times, IN q
leader contends thst Russia must sub
nit every one Of the peace conditions 20
the Congress, not excepting the lndemni-
ty. See has no right, SAYS the article, 10
be dictator over Turkey. The great
powers did rot invite her 10 make war,
or give her commission to replace the
government OF the Porte in any way she
may think fl.
The Times also eulogizes the govern
ment's action IN bringing forward the
Greek clsins It says lha. no decision,
so patriotic snd fsr-seeing, has been
taken by the Cabinet in msny day rs
the step proposing that Greece should
be represented At the conference. IL
recognizes that the old state Of things
can not be restored, and that the best
materials for replacing 1t nre 20 be
found in the Hellenic race.
British aen-oEWar Ordered To Nsita
LONDON, MarcL 1.-THE Standard re-
ports that sll homewsyd bound men.ot.
war have been ordered to bs destined At
Mslts TO strengthen the fleet in the
Eastern waters.
The congress.
LONDON, March lO.-A correspond
ent at Vienna says it i stated that Reouf
Pashs bears an autograph letter from
the Sultan to the Car, rs well as the
ratification OF the treaty. Russia mas not.
as yet, sent positive reply to Austris's
request 10 tx the date between March
25th and 3lst for the meeting OF the
Congress. Russia still retains the view
that only the parts Of the treaty affect.
ing European interests should be sub
mitted TO the Congress.
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PiffsbaREh.

PIrTssUEoH, March H. Petroleum
Mnssasdy; crude 81 5os al Psrksr's for
immsdihie shipment; refined llAsll Ic
Tor PhIlAdslphIA delivery.