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BENWOOD LOCALS.

Mrs. Morgan, wife Of Edward Morgan,
is laying very low with consumption.
Squire Frank McJIlton has been i'll
for the last week, but we hope to see him
around in few days.
Our attention has been called to the fact
that there are parties who are seining
in the river here, and If we are not mis-
taken their time expired oD the first OF
March. There are persons who love the
sport Of hshlng as well as any one, but If
those parties still persist in seining,
there will be nothing for them to fish for.
Where are our justices?
The members of the NJ. +. Church pro.
ceeded 10 their pastors residence on Frl-
dsy evening and donated to him every
thing that was good for the inuer.msn.
Benwood loses one of its best citizens
TO dav, as Chas Wilbert, late manager
of the mill moves his family to Martin
Ferry, where he is engaged in the
Laughln Nail Works in that place,
The cane to be contested for between
Mr.. Needermyer and Mr.. Bordeaux Is
on exhibition at Snclslr's drug store. 1t
is beauty and was purchased from
Hebrsnk & Bro, of your city.
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.
Pope Leo,s AIIocution.

LONDON, March 30.-A Times Rome
correspondent telegraphs as follows:
Pope Leo's sllocution, delivered at the
consstory Thursday, gives the Italians
general satisfaction. The ILLUSION 10
the Churches captivity is very mild. HIS
Holiness expresses no intention to strug-
gle for the recovery OF his temperatures.
The main stress Of the ailocutiOn is lad
on the relations which it is intended
should exist between the Pope and the
Cardinals. The Sacred College typides
the council of seventy called by Moses
TO be his assistants and advisers IN the
government of the people OF Israel. He
wishes the Cardinals 10 be his bystanders
and fellow lsborers, and lest it should be
thought that merely unmeanlng words
fell from his lips, be expresses all the
reliance be puts on their wise counsel,
trusting and begging that it may never
fail him. 1t was the dearest wish Of the
Council of Trent that the administration
OF the universal Church should rest on
the Council Of Cardinals.
This, says the 4iwes correspondent Is
a clear hint OF return TO the old con-
stituuon of the Church, and the refer
ence to the Council of Trent seems
intended as repeal of the act
of the Vatican Council, which,
by declaring Pope Plus TX lnial-
lible, entitled him TO dispense with
the advice Of either Of the college or
council. To the Vatican synod ITSELF TO
the proclamation of the dogma of the In
ialiEbiiity or of that of the Immaculate
Conception and to all the acts Of Plus
TX except the reConstitutlon Of the
Scottish Hierarchy no allusion whatever
is made in the allocution. Tie acts OF
the deceased Pope have been sanctioned
by the Church and must stand, but Pope
Leo seems to think that the least said about
them will be the soonest mended. BY
nis choice OF Carninsl Di PietTo, one OF
the youngest and decidedly most liberal
OF the Cardinals as the CsmerlengO, the
Pope confirms hope of those concltlatory
views which we're always thought to
animate him, and which were expected
to actuate ms policy in his dealing with
the civil powers.
Cardinal McCloskey leaves for home
Monday.
General Grant Received by the Pepe
ROME, March 3O.-The Pope received
Geueaal Grant and his wife and son to.
day. Chatard, rector of the American
College, awaited General GUnt in
the hall of the Swiss Guards, and accom-
panied HIM to the Pope's apartment,
where Cardinal McCloskey presented
him to the Pope, who received him with
every mark of distinction.
Cardinsl Louis Amat Di Sanfllippo
SonsO is dead
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$50, 900 GOTTEN AWAY WITH.
A Bold Robbery Successfully Car
rIed out In Piedmont, w. Wa.

On Saturday morning about o'clock
one of the greatest robberies ever known
in this State, was effected by four men,
supposed to be professional burglars, in
the store of j. S. Jsmison, in Piedmont,
w. Va.
The burglars entered the store by
prying open the front door AMI then
blew open safe in the private office of
Mr.. Jamison. They took between S25,-
600 and $4,000 worth of government
bonds, $4,000 in greenbaeks and $4,000
or $5,O00In personal notes. The greater
portion of the latter were recovered in a
blacksmith shop near the store, where
they had evidently been thrown by the
thieves. The safe door was blown COM
pletely across the office, q distance of
fourteen teet. In the house next the
store constable lives, and when he heard
the noise made by the explosion, be
opened window and looked out. One
of the burglars, who was on the watch,
pointed a revolver at his head and told
MIN if he made any noise he would blow
his brains out. The constable, thinking
that she who fights and runs away will
live to fight another day." promptly
drew in his head and did not give any
alarm until next day.
No clue has as yet been found TO the
whereabouts or identity of the burglars.
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NO. 223
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March SO.-Flcur Not quot
sbly higher, and very firm; holders ssk.
ing higher rstes. Whest-U L nsettled,
lower and excited; opened weak and
lower, and closed st outside prices; No.
Chicago spring 81 1901 Il; No. > do.
gilt edge, 81 III regular; 81 lO} cssh
for seller Msrch snd April; 81 l25 seller
Msyi sales ST ll!@l lS!; No. SSl 043;
rejected Soc Corn-Unsettled and low
er; active st 42!c cash seller March ard
April; 4Sic seller May; 45i seller June;
sales at 45i@444c seller May. Osts-ln
f.ir demsnd, but st lower rates sud un-
settled at 28i cssh or seller April; 27sc
seller Msy. Rye-ln good demand;
prices q shade higher ut 5slc. Barley
Flrmer 81 46c. Pork-U rsettled, but
generally lower at 81 45@) 90 cssh; 81 45
seller: April; 50 60 seller May; 50 20 sell
Ter June; ISLES ~ 50 55G9 IS seller May
Lsrd-Unsettlet, and lower NJ g. 25
cash; s. -! seller Ap1l; = 27lG7 30
seller May; s. S5 seller June. Bulk
Nests-QIiet ana unchanged ~ - 00t8
50O(G5 37l AlCohol-A, 3&r
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THENATI0NAL CAPITAL.
ELEPHANT IN THE WHITE
HOUSE.
,rIicsn Senators in Caucus Con-
,Jsr W hat 10 DO WIN Hin
crook edness I'm Mail Let
tings Treasury
Statement.
weekly Treasury statement.

w,grSeroN, March 30 The Tres-
., now holds $346, 6,236,2 $50 in United
..;s. -! bonds to secure National bank
S..-",I.tiop. and S453 900 in bonds to Sc
.,.s nublic deposits; United States bonds
..,,.ited for circulstIon for the week
..t ..ts,ng today, 100000; United States
S,.d, held for circulation Withdrawn
-. the week ending to day, S515,0OG
y.,;orsl bank circulation outstanding,
.,rrsrcv notes, $500 76l, 1874; gold notes,
~ 4O2 20; internal revenue, $272,l39;
inns SS5O,242; receipts OF National
S,nk notes Tor the week ending to-day
:. compared with the corresponding
a..i,8 Of Isst year 1877, S4,O27 600; for
IS-S 81 gg7,0OO; receipts to-day.
slSI 600. The following is a
,,,ament of United States currency
,r,.,sDding: Old demand notes, S6,234,-
g5l. legal tender notes, new issue, $40,
nm 6j2; legal tender notes, series OF
1870 Sl55 1928; legal tender notes,
,,,iss Of 1874 $40 $50, ,4S7; legal tender
notes. series Of 1875, Sl3l44l.259 legal
,s,5sr notes, series of 1878, $22lUO; one
wear notes Of 1868, S53US5; two year
I,.es of 1868, $3.50; two year
r,gpon notes OF 1868, $2,323,-
500. compound interest notes,
sgS O2u; fractional currency, first issue,
S4.4LU74. fractional currency, second
I"ge S3Il4 lO4; fractional currency,
rri issue, $3.0lS,94l; fractional cur
renew fourth issue, first series, $2,9S5,-
2,5; fractional currency, fourth Issue,
second series, S729 939; fractional cur
renew, fourth issue, third series, $394;4O7;
fractions, currency ifLn issue, S2,4lS 424.
TntsL SHn6 rs. 50
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 8
feet 6 inches and falling.
The O'Nesl for Pittsburgh, Courier
for Parkersburg, and Hudson for Gin
cinnsti departed with good trips on Sat-
urday.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time Saturday.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks
passed up Saturday night for Pitts burgh,
and the Katie Stockdsle yesterday morn
ing.
The Fashion passed up from St. Louis
to Pittsburgh Saturday at noon with q
good trip.
The Enterprise passed down with a
tow yesterday.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day.
The O'NeaI will be the Pittsburgh
packe. IN the morning, leaving at 7
o'clock prompt.
The Mallie R,con is the Psrker,burg
packet to-day, leaving At 1890, and the
Courier to-morrow's packet for Psrkers-
burg st the same time.
The Carl Schurze arrived at Sunlsh
from Memphis. She was bought by w.
II. Mallory, o! the former plsce.
MEMPHIS, March 3l.-River falling
steadily. Weather clear snd pleasant.
Arrived-IIhnoII, Yick,burg. Departed
Helena, St. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3l.-Arrived-
A. Z. Donnslly, CincInnan; Col. A. p.
Kouutz, Red river. No departures.
Raining all evening.
ST. LOUIS, March 31.-Arrived-
North western, keokuk; G0ltdust, Mem
phis; Port Esds, New OrieslS River
fallen inch. Westher clear snd wNrm
vICKsBURG, Msrch 31.-Thermome.
ter 66 degrees. Up-Chss. p. Chateau,
Ny Choice and barges, City Of VIcks-
burg. Down-Thompson Dean, Golden
Rule.
EVANSVILLE, March Wes.her
cloudy and cold. Mercury 46 to 81 de-
grees; wind west By north. River II 2-l0
feet and falling. Down-Alice; Mary
Houston; Bowling Green; Grey Eagle.
C1HCISSATI, March 3l.-River 13
feet 10 inches aud falling. Weather
cloudy and cold. ArrIved-Genersl
Terry aud Granite State, Pittsburgh
Dspsrted-Grsnite State, Pittsburgh
Terry Missouri River.
CAIRO, March 3l.-Belle OF Memphis
St. Louis; Ben Franklin, Cincinnati
Eddgville, Nashville; Standard and
Maude, st LOUIS. Depsrted-Goiden
City, New Orleans; Pelle Memphis and
Ben Franklin, Memphis. River q feet
8 inches, and falling. Weather fair.
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REPUBLICAN caucus.
Confab About what TO DO with
Hayps.

haJes.
MEHIyGToS, March 3l.-The caucus
o. republican Senators Yesterday result.
cd lslo formal action. 1t appears from
Toe views expressed by the Senators, that
E1.5 :asy consider the speech OF Howe,
delivered week ago, mainly Just in It's
Etc.lres on the course Of the admins
,a.Io-, they can see no proprioty ia
iscsIlg pas. events in louisiana
sd elsewhere. and of makinz a direct
Els with the President. and they
s,s s,9 agreed that the so-called
c.7.. service reform IL a deception and .
h.-rs. They therefore think that the
republicans should strive to strengthen
.-s.' party. irrespective Of what the
P'altsr. may say or do, and they point
70 tie .a.s election in New Hampshire
lil9T that 81. resulted in favor Of the
hsP.-l-a-s spar. from anv considers
Ion connected with the National Ad.
u,L.s.-s.au. They are of the opinion
GEo.1 D, better to snn-ove of such
measures, as they can in future. rather
.1s1 oppose the P-eG dent for what has
a.'esty been done bv him in his South
EN- oscillation policy. and other mea-
'-res which do no. nee. with the Re
publican approval. Besides to make an
open issue with the President would
benefit. the Democratic party to the in
.-'y OF the Republican party. They say
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sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

At Mossgrove's U. S. Hotel billiard
rooms, Friday evening, a match game Of
700 points French carom, was played be-
tween VIM. Salmon and James Dignan,
resulting in a victory for the former, the
score being 200 TO 1874
MIR. VIM. Hare, of Wheeling, was reg
lstered at Mossgrove's |. 5. House, ,Satur-
day.
Mr.. p. f. Pierson, travelling agent for
J. IL Stallmah Il Co, of Wheeling, was
in our city, Saturday.
Rev. James Roberts, of Costsville, Pa,
preached il the Second Presbyterian
Church, Sunday.
Mr.. John Eberlins father Of Benny
Eberline, baggage master on the Steu
benyille and Bellaire accommodation,
and who is we'll known in this city, is
living very i'll at his residence in Cross
Creek township. 1t is feared he will not
recover.
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HULL & SCOTNEY,
FOR SALE.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE or 4 DE.
u OF the County Court OF ohio county,
entered on the 18th day Of March, ia ~"
care Of Jacob Krusef, guardian, VI. Sarah
r. Virgins and Others, ] VIII, on
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock 4. ", proceed 20 sell 10 the
highest and best bidder, the following pro-
peTty: a certain piece or parcel Oi land
situated near the town Ot Tr.nioIphIa. ".
Va, containing about i've acres. anu
bounded by the laudEOi John Winchester.
Fred Beatty, John Slcger and by Liitl"
wheeling Creek. The i'm pTOycmcnis con
sist Ofa frame dwelling housT, stable anI
other out buildings, ana the land IL un.
derlald with coal.
The above property belongs 10 lhe estat.'
Of Martin Smith DegaTmO, deceased.
Terms or SALE-Oue-third Of ths pur-
chase money In cash; balance IN equal
payments al six and tWeiye months, or
AL In cash, II the purchaser TTeiers.
J. J. WOODS,
mrSOoawi Special Commissioner.
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Man MiNAing

NEW YORK, March 3l.-Boyd Elliott.
a well known mechanical engineer and
patent solicitor, has been missing for
several days. He WAS last seen
in Philadelphia, whore no pur-
chased ticket for New York and
sent despatch to friends stating ho would
be home that night, His baggage arrived
but ho had not been beard from. He had n
large amount Of money about him and
his friends fear ho has been ioully dealt
with. Detectives are 81 work At the cAso.
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Ro,a Robbery Jewelry store.

DAYTON, o., March 91.-Two men
entered the jewelry store Of Mosier &
Flatron, last evening, just before the
time of closing, and engaged the atten-
tion of the proprietor while another
crept behind the counter and took from
a case a tray containing ten gold watches
and chains. The thieves had parties
outside operating with them and got of
with haste, The two who first entered
the store were afterwards taken by the
DOlice.
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Meaiher Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 81, l A. NJ
For the Lower Lakes, sreas of light
rain, followed by colder, clearing weather
northwest winds and rising barometer.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
Upper Lskes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from the
northwest, stationary or lower tempers-
ture and rising barometer.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETs TELEG K p II.
Gold Closed at IOIL,-GOVeruments
Firm - FIOur Less Active
wheat DulI-HOEs In
Better Demand.
It's BY ELEG APn.
ANeE.

New YORK, March 80. - Money
At 4@7 per cent closing st : per
cent. and stringent. Prime mercsn-
tile paper st 4!CG6 per cent. Gus.
toms receipts 100000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings
S22OO0O00 Sterling, long 4S7i short
4sg4.
GoLD-Quet, opening at lOl and clos
ing at lot. Carrying rates 497 per
cent.
SILvER-At London 564d; here, sill
yer bars are 1928. greenbscks; l2o, gold;
SILVER coin IGl per cent discount.
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Died.

OMAHA,IMarch 81.-General Sils' A;
Strickland died at 2 A. NJ. to day, aged
II years. He was prominent brigadier
commander from Ohio during the rebel
lion, was Grant Presidential eleetor
from Nebraska, and subsequently, Dis
triet Attorney. He once had the Gov
ernorship of Utah offered him by Grant.
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Landau Money Mnrkct.

LoNDoE, March S0-At this hour
12:3O 2. NJ the Stock Exchange Is
quieter and much frmer, with cOnsidera-
bic recovery in prices.
The Economist says that IN some quar-.
ters discount business is done at p per
cent, but some leading banks refuse bust
ness under per cent.
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Resumption lor mining Operations.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, March 9O.-There
will be a general resumption OF the min
ing operations in the Schuykill coal re-
gion, Monday. The allotmenttor March
gave but one weeks work during the
month, which, with the general suspen-
sion of the operations of February, caus-
ed much destltution among the miners.
-Four hundred thousand tons are to be
mined in April
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Religious Controversy.

LOUISVILLE, March 3O,-A special
from Versailles to the Couricr-Journai
says q religious quarrel took place, four
miles from here, to-day, between VIII
Sesy and Simon Boswell, which resulted
in Scay killing Boswell with a club.
Seay fed and has not vet been captured,
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Cincinnati.
DIZZY GOODS.
EoM NnrL-

NEw YORK, March 8O-Dry Gcois
-Jobblng trade continues fair bat hus-
ness IS light with commission houses.
Cotton goods quiet IN fret hands, and
bleached shirtings unsettled Prints Job.
bing freely. GinghSms in good demand,
dress goods in fair demand Men.
wooens quiet. Foreign goods slow.
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LIVE SIOCE.
nIicago.


CHICAGO, March SO.-The DrOrerI
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head. There is a bette-
feeling; mixed rough duh NJ 50 25CR
55 light steady at s. ijm3 90; heavy
81 6OlG3 90. All sold.
Cattle Receipts 400 hesd; shipments
4,lOO head Market dull, week and
lower, snd declined lO@l5c; shipping
steers st y 9O@4 90; feeders and stockcrs
n shade lower; butchers in fsir demand
Al So 25@8 So; cows 81 OO@3 50; bulls
- O0a3 20
Sheep Receipts 2OSO head; shipments
LOO head. Market steady and un-
changed. Sales at s. 5000 %.
Cincinnati
CINCISNATI March 80 Hogs
Quet but firm common - 2OGS ao:
light 80 jjGS IS; packing 81 GO@& 50,
butchers 50 So Receipts 375 head ship
monts i0j head.
~. Louis.
81. Louis March 30 Hogs Strong:
light shipping and packing nj - 25m
; 40; butchers 10 select, - iOMS 60
Receipts 300
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RRnIk ROhheN.

PUEBLA, Col, March 3O.-The Bank
of South Puebla was entered last even
ing by mrsked robbers, who gagged the
cashier, II. n. Banks, and obliged him to
open the safe. They took $1,000 in
currency and gold watch and chain.
No clue to the robbers.
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Marine.

New YORK, March 30.-Arrived-
Steamer Germania, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, March 3O.-The steamers
Ontario, from Portland, and Nictorl',
from Boston, have arrived.
MONTREAL, March 3O-Arrived-
Steamer Peruvian. from Halifax.
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b,,4', ~ LOUIS, March 3O.-The four
bs,,s1 b~-s1 game Of billiars played tonight
ada d. zen Schaetier and Gallagher on one
vss ' auu S'osion and Dion on the other,
= ,o,N won by Schaefer and Gallagher by
Ann III Ito OF 800 TO 563. Schsefer's best
SJo,.oU,23 ,U2 ana 289; Gallsgher's best 90;
l05 l0'''" : ~ and 81, and Dion's 80 and
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RAITRoAD BoNps-Steady.

RAILROAD BOSDs-Sleady.
STATE BONDS Quiet, except LOUISIANA
which declined l per cent.
SToCKs-The market WAS heavy ~ the
opening and declined TO /! per cent
but subsequently became strong and ad-
vanced to ! Z per cent. During the AZ
ternoon the market became generally
firm, but towards the close fell / TO 1t
per cent. from the highest point. In the
final sales, however, there was
fractional recovery. The Transactions
aggregated l49 600 shares, OF which ,45O
were New York Central, "a, 500 Lake
Shore, 24,7OO Northwestern common,
S, 400 preferred, 900 st. Paul common,
5000 preferred, 2,lOO Wabash, $4,000
Delaware, Lackawsnns and Western,
81, 600 Delaware and Hudson, $500
Morris and Essex, 1880 Pacific Mail
5000 Western Union, and l,6O0 Kansas
Pacific.
At the Cotton Exchange there was
rise of SIX points owing to the covering
of short contracts, and An advance IN
consuls at London, which WAS accepted
as meaning that the situation on the
other side was more peaceful than yester-
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.--The Ath-
letic base ball club reorganized for 1878,
under the management Of Al. Wright.
The following Is the nine: Lomas,
Pieifer, Fisler, Touser, Coons, Meyerle,
Luff Sensenderfer, Resch.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO wiz
y fortune. 3th Grand Distribution, ,I57s
At New Orleans. Tuesday, April yth.
LOuisl ana STATE Lottery Com pauy-
This Institution wa Tegu .aTly incDrpOr-
attd ~ the legislature Of the = ate for
Educational and Charitable purpose, lu
lbJs, Wlth a Capital Of 81 yJDODCJ, u which
II has since added reserve iuud OF sBJ.-
20, It's Grand single Number DI-tri-
button will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or post
pOnes. Look at the following Distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
10000 Tickets at Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets $40.
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100000 men on the Bosnian frontiers hiss

tUU,UUU men on the DOsulhl lTOuLleIs ASs
been ordered.
The Temps Vienna special reports
that in consequence of the demonstration
IN the Hungarian distrlc! on Saturday,
when an illusion TO an understanding
with England was much cheered, NJ.
Tizachief, of the Hungarian ministry,
has been summoned to Vienna.
Russia Ready TO Yield,
LONDON, April IA correspondent
al Berlin says that in consequence
of Austrias refusal to come to an ar
rangement with Russia, it is believed that
Prince Gortschskcff hss already in
formed Lord Lotus that Russia is ready
10 yield to England's demand in regard
to the Congress.
The Standards report from Berlin
that Russia is ready to yield TO Eng
lands demand, should be received with
reserve, as both the Agenee R1s,e and
Journal de ST. Petersburg yesterday op-
posed any further concessions on the
part of Russia.
Moreover the correspondent Of the
7imes at St. Petersburg telegraphs Sun
day, that war is now regarded as almost
inevitable. The vague hope that diplo-
matte formula might be found Tor renew
al of negotiations is destroyed by Lord
Beaconsfeld declaration that the question
at issue is not matter OF form, but OF essen
tial reality. The other dispatches Of the
Standard given above should be received
with due caution on account of their SEN
sstional character.
"A Threat from Russia.
A special to the Standard, date Con-
stantinople, March 29th, says: If the
English fleet is not withdrawn, the
Russians will occupy Constantinople,
with the approval OF the Sultan,
Turkeys Position.
The same correspondent understands
that Mr.. Lsysrd, in accordance with the
instructions Of the British Government,
asked the Porte what its attitude would
be in the event OF an Anglo. Russian
war. SafVet Pasta replied that he was
personally inclined to neutrality, but he
would submit the matter to the Council.
The Standards correspondent tele
graphing Sunday says: l hear from the
very best authority that the Sultan told
the Grand Duke Nicholas that he would
not fight against England.
The Russians will occupy Bujukdere
Monday.
The English landed large quantity
OF war material on an island Of Tonedos.
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s57 Prizes, amounting to-..............2 ,ioD
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed al all prominent points, 10 whom
liberal compensate will be paid.
Application for rates TO clubs, should
only De made TO the Home ONCE IN New
Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for
,urther Information or send ORDER 10
N. A. DAUPHIS,
PO. Box 692, New Orleans, la.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision aud manage
ment of Generals q. I. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. The next drawing occurs
on Tuesday, Say Il, ls7s. mrlOWSs