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MINOR rELEGRAMs.

Cardinal Mccloskey has gone TO
Florence.
Fancy goods weayers in the Chase
mills, Fall River, Mass, have struck,
claiming that the cut down should only
apply to print cloths.
Hugh Reed was fatally assaulted yes.
terday, in Boston, by Wm. Burns, at the
house OF the former. The quarrel arose
from 3 difference as to the ownership OF
dollar bill.
tits stated that Burdett Coutts is nego.
tiating for land in osnaburgh street,
London, on which she intends TO erect
lodgings for the poor to accommodate
10000, at q maximum rent Of 4s, Cd.
weekly for the domicile.
Operatives Of the Methun Jute Mills,
at atLawrence, Mass, number 200, struck
this morning. A short time ago the
wages were reduced, since which they
have been obliged to do double the
amount OF work.
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Commission Of Cardinals appointed Z
consider the position Of the Catholics II
reference TO Parliamentary elections
reported that Il Is the duty Of Catholic
TO participate In the elections and &C
cept seats in The Parliament II elected
taking the usual oaihs 10 the King and
Parliament, but pledging themPelyes mol
TO offend the laws Of the church.s
ESeLAsp's OBJECTIONS 10 THE TREATY
OF ST. sTEFAso.
The circular which Sir Stafford North
cote states had been sent to the Powers
bears date to-day, and is signed by
the Marquis Of Salisbury. II summarizes
all the recent correspondence, and after
giving Rnssias refusal 10 consent 70
Englands demand relative TO placing the
treaty n . whole before Congress, contin.
ues "a follows Her Msjesty's Govern
ment deeply regret Russias decision,
Even il q considerable portion Of the
stipulaiions Of the treaty were likely 10
be approved, Russias reservation rela.
tive 10 their discussion would neyerthe.
less be open TO the most serious objec-
ton. Every material stipulation OF the
treaty involves departurefrom the treaty
Of 1876, and by the declaration, signed in
London in 1871, II ia impossible for Her
Majesty's Government TO acquiesce in 3
Withdrawal from the cogniSance Of the
powers Of the articles, which are mod
iications OF the existing treattes. The
combined effect Of the stipnlationa on the
interests Of the powers also furnished \
conclnsiye reason against the separate
discussion OF any one portion OF them.
By the articles, relative to New Bulgaria,
a strong SIay stale will be created un-
der the auspices aud control Of Russia,
who will thus secure = preponderating
political and commercial influence In the
Black and Aegaen Seas.
A considerable Greek population, al
though II views the prospect with alarm,
will be merged into community alien
to it. The provisions by which Russia
will practically choose ruler for Bull
garia, while Russian administration
frames and Russian army controls the
working Of Its people, sufficiently indi-
Gates oil whAt pollt1cal system u Will In lu-
ture form part The supulations for
the better government Of ThessAly and
Epirus, in Themselves simply conmenda-
bic, are accompanied by conditions the
general effect Of which will be to increase
the power OF Russia TO the, prejudice OF
Greece and other nations having interests
10 the Eastern Mediterranean. The ter
ritorial severance Of Constantinople from
European provinces, still left under its
government, will deprive the Porte Of
any political strength which might have
been derived from their possession, and
expose their inhabitants TO a serious rfsk
Of anarchy. The acquisition Of Bessara.
Bis and Batoum makes Russia dominant
over all the vicinity Of the Black Sea,
while the acquisition OF the Armenian
strongholds secures her influence over the
population OF the Province and enables
her to arrest trade between Europe and
Persia. The indemnity stipulated for is
evidently beyond the Turkish means
even including that portion Of her reye-
nue hypothecated TO other countries.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-FIour = Fimer
spring KS 81 50R5o0, western Extras 81 60a
$50, MIanesotA extra "a 76a6 90, pstenti
sc 50, supertnes $275, extra winter x,
s. O0a7 06. Wheat-In fair demand; No.
Chicago spring 81 l3jjEE, No, 2 gilt edge 81 -
regular 81 10, za1 10ss cash April. 81 l2h
al i2R May, No. 5 st 81 0ial Oh, rejected
sec. Corn-opened active but closed dull
at 42l{c cash, April 43Ife May, 4S9Se June
rejected So oatS-Fair demand but at lower
rates at 2Sjlc cash and April, 261ze Nay
Rye--Dnll but firm at bsIfe. Bariey-Fail
demand but at lower rates; 46zc. Pork
Fair demand but at lower rates at 50 37L
cash, April 80 60ae SIX, May 80 65ae 67IS,
Lard-Tn fair demand but at lower rates
81 20 cash, s727I<a7 80 Nay, 81 35a7 STI.
June, Bulk Meats-Qliet and unchanged
at SS 5Oa5 0Oa5S7Iz. Aleohol-Firm at Sse
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n. Paul ana Pacific railroad.

sr. PAUL, April Id. J. Hall and Ed
mund Rice, representing the new owner
Of the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad, have
returned from the East, and report the
transfer ofthe bondholding interest from
the stockholders 10 Canada and Mime
sofa parties completed. The new pro
prietors have obtained q majority Of The
bonds on very favorable terms. which
will place them in possession Of the road
within six months after foreclosure, which
will take place IN June, at q cost Of MOI
more than $4,000 in gold per mile. Car
will be running from st. Paul to Whine
peg, iu Manitoba, by November.
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Pi,iIasielphim

PHILADELPHIA, April l.-Flour-Firn
and unchanged. Wheat-WeAk; amber
81 sal 50, red 81 Sal 81, white 81 Ssai 20
Coru-Weak; yellow zoe, mixed 81 tJEG56c
May Use. 0ats-FiTm and unchanged
Proyisions-Firm and unchanged. Butte
and Cheese-steady and unchanged. Pc
troleum-DulL crude 90, refined Ike
Eggs-Dull aud unchanged. Whisky-
Western at 81 %.
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Mysterious and Horrible Murder.

LouEvnIE, pril1.-BetAeen and s
o'clock this morning q mysterious muir
der occurred In the fatal Wet woods. Mr.
and Mrs. .Marlow, 5 respectable old couple
were 10 appear rs witnesses to-day in an
important criminal case, and 1t is sup
posed the effect Of their damaging testi'
mony was to be destroyed by numbering
them. Atauy rate they were found lying
close together dead with their heads aud
legs severed from their bodies. They
were burned to death. There is no clue
70 the murderer.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April Coffee =
Dull; ordinary to prime Rio eargoes la
ike gold. Sugar-Steady and In fair de-
mand; inferior 20 good common 5lIa6hc,
common 10 good common 69iaec, yellow
clarified at sIas Ne. Molasses-steadY and
in fair demand; common 20c; fair 25c. Rice
-Dnll and unchanged.
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GEN. Anderson Released From
Prison!

NEw 0RLEANa, April 1.-The Supreme
Court made the following order in The
Anderson case: II l. ordered and direct
ed that rehearing IL refused and thai
our Judgment standa undisturbed. Mr.
CMtellanos, one Of Anderson's counsel
Immediately went with certified copy o.
the decree before Judge Whitaker, who
At once ordered the release Of Anderson
from the parish prison. About 12;SC
General Anderson was released.
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Elections ioyer the River Yester'
day.

EleetlUuhlUNtEt tho bAN0.
day.
Our neighbors across the water held
their spring elections yesterday for town.
ship and municipal officers. Below we
give the fall returns from Peace town.
ship, including Bridgeport and Martina
Ferry, and partial returns from Bellaire
pEAsE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-L. O. sedWick GIG, Blrset
McConnaughy GIG, Morris Cope S4S,
James NJ. Blackford 464, James Alexan-
der 4S7, ]. P. Jordan, sen, 49.
Treasurer-G. ". Medill 65s, Abram
Gle cistESJo.. *. 7. Hans, 7l5. Thompson
ASSESSOR North West css. ]. B,
Rowles IA.
Cons.able-samuel Cochran 6Ss. Chas,
Gill 502, Israel Phillips 500, Wm. Moore
3S5.
Bridgeport f4aieipal Election For Mayor
Robinson 2S5, McConnaughy 1856.
For Counc,l-James NJ. woodcock
1Gs, William Alexander 22s, Robert
Smith 392, james Clark 59s.
For CIerk-Henry Crawford S96.
For Treasurer-Joseph West $50.
For Marshall-Joseph Meconnaughy
iun., 1lS; Charles Gill l07; Israel Phillip
"a. James MeConnAuRhy. As.
Cemetery Trustee-tieorge Gitfin Ss7,
William J. HoWells and T. B. Smith
were elected School Directors,
Aiatia1 Ferry Cooperation: Mayor
James Kerr 229, Robert Sweeney e09.
clerk-Joseph 7. Haynes Az.
Treasurer-Abram Lash Al.
Counctl-Hiram w. Smith 25s, Benz
Exley. sen., 800, Finley Taylor ga, A
D. NeWland l9i, George schreiner III
James NJ. Blackford IS.
Marshal-ssmuel Cochran Az.
i. Cemetery Trustee s. B. West 1856
Ed. Spence and Jacob Rider were elect.
ed School Directors.
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ITALY.
Italian Policy is Neutrality

RoxE, April 1.-coant Corti, Foreign
Minister, has promised the Chamber ol
Deputies to explain the Governments
Eastern policy on the sth inst. It'll ex.
pected that he will say 10 observe inac-
tion and neutrality ia 1taly's policy,
Home complications and the necessity Of
keeping on good terms with Germany and
Austria will keep her quiet.
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Chieago CattIe s,ariket.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Drovtr9 Journal
6ArTIE-Receipts 5000; shipments /, ZOO.
Market dull, weak and lower, Shipping
steers s. s5a5 05, feeders and stockers IS %
a3 S5, butchers fair demand steers IS 10a
aS 90. COWS dull and unsettled at IS rs;
Hoes-Receipts 1s.oOG shipments /, 600.
Strong and higher. Mixed rough s. 4oaa
5 90; light sS IS as 90; heavy s. 6oas 90.
All sold.r
sHERr-Receipts 80: shipments $50.
ply and good sales at 81 00a5 25.
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REJEcrEp Blythe sENArE.
Marine Intelligence,

LONDON, April 1.-The United States
ship Constitution, from Philadelphia for
Hayre with goods for the Paris Exhibi-
tion, has arrived at Falmouth.
Bosros, April 1.-The steamer lstrian,
from Liverpool, has arrived.
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BUSINESS EnpARRAssMENTs

New YORK, April 1.-The BnHdin
Gays Booth & Edgan, the we'll known
sugar reiiners, at 100 Wall street, have
failed. Liabilities variopsly estimated
from s5OO,OOO to S7O0, ,0OO.. The business
manager said he could not tell with any
degree OF accuracy what The liabilities
would amount to, but they were un-
doubtedly heavy. Over half 3 million o.
the assets consisted Of sugar.house prop.
erty and other valuable real estate and
together with the stock sufficient would
no doubt be realized to pay all creditors
In fnll.
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Went over NIagara FaIIs.

NIAGARA FAILS, April 1.-Patriek and
John Reilly, brothers, Of ChippeWa,
started this afternoon TO return In 4 row
boat from this side. When half over II
was noticed thst they were in trouble, "a
II an oar was broken. They were too
far down TO render aid. They went ovsr
the Horse Shoe Falls just outside the
Three Sister lslands.
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senlenee Of peath conilrmed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE So.
preme Court has affirmed the deeision Of
the schuylkill County Court in paasing
the death sentence on Dennis Donnally,
a Mollie Mcguire. Donnally's execu.
tion has already been fixed for the 1sth
Of this month, with Jack Kehoe,at Potts.
villa
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY VTELLIGENcRR
GENERAL NEWS.
Madame RsstsII. the Notorious
Abortionist,
Suicides in a Bath Tub ---Cuts Her
Throat With a Butcher Knife.
Gen. Anderson Released from
Jail.
TO TIE DAILY LNrELLIGENcRR
BellaIre Election.

bELLAlhh, aptiL II II N'
Special to the intslliseneer.
1t is impossible to obtain official re-
turns tonight. Cassell, candidate Of the
Nationals, will have about l75 majority
for Mayor. Arthur, Republican, has
about 100 majority for Marshal. J. b
Darrah, Democrat, and R. N. McGaw,
Republican, are elected to the Board OF
Education. The Nationals will have at
least two Councilmen. E. F. sattertield,
Republican, will have a small majority
for City Treasurer.
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The New York Tfibune, as is well
known, does not sustain the policy oi
President Hayes, especially in the mat
Ter Of the Civil Service, but sympathizea
with "the machine Senators" who follow
the lead Of the Majestic Conkling. In
regard, however. to the attack on the
Administration by Mr.. Howe, the 1fi-
bune, although It's Washington cores
pondent describes the Wisconsin sena-
tors performance as "a brillisn. and
splendid affair" delivers its sober iadg.
ment, as follows:
Senator Howes effort 10 purge the Re
publican party Of its dross by the Besse,;
mer process OF blowing blast Of heated
wind through il does not seem TO have
been altogether successful. II the ex
pertinent is ever repeated great cart
should be taken TO secure clean article
oi wind.
1t ia now reported that the Democrats
are intending to circulate Senator HOwe''
speech freely in the South, with the hop'
that is sectional bitterness llkeep thu
party there solid for 1880.
1t was given out that Mr.. Howe
assault on the President would be lik,
the fret gun fred at Sumter, the be
ginning OF a lively and terrible contest
But no Republican Senator seems to be
moved to follow up the attack. Neither
the impetuons Blaine, nor the acute Ed
munds, nor the "statesmanly' Conkling
have any stomach for the fght. Th'
truth is that the Republican press, al
most without exception, discern the folly
of such bitter, partisan harangues. NJ
one believes that the Administration Il
iaultless, but there are very few who Civ
Senator Howe credit either for patri-
otism or for good common sense.
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Reeelyer AppOinted. A

PEORIA, liza, April Ian applica.
tion for receiver for the P. P. and J..
Road, was made before Judge CochrAne,
Of the Circuit Court, and John Allen,
President Of the road, was appointed
He enters upon his duties to-day.
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Handed 10 the Authorities.

San FRAscIsco, April 1.-George W.
Abbott, the broker who absconded some
weeks ago, . defaulter to the amount oi
$50, 900, was brought back under charge
Of the officers Of the steamer Georgia
which arrived yesterday, and handed over
10 the authorities.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Apil 1.-wheat-Dull and
lower; amber Michigan seller April 81 20,
seller May 81 S0x, No. 2 red winter spot
seller April 81 q, seller May 81 q, No, 8 red
Wabash Sl0L Corn-Dull and lower; high
mixed 45c, No. spot seller April 4bc,
seller May and June 4GI<c, No. 2 white
46kc, rejected Al ISc, damaged $40. Oats
Nominal. Clover seed-Nominal.
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petroleum, Market.

on crrY, Pa, April 1-Petrolsum-
The market opened excited with sales at
15lI<, declined to 81 49H, advanced to
81 639<, closing offered at 81 SIX. ship
ments 306IS barrels. Total shipments for
March 70l,565 barrels. Sales to-day u.s.
900 barrels
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NRw YoRK. April1.-Business contin-
ues light with package houses, and the
jobbing trade IL less active. Cotton goods
quiet and fairly steady. Prints In fair
demand. Ginghams active, and dress goods
In fair demand. Mems wear woolens quiet.
Cheviots unsettled. Foreign goods In mod.
efatA demand.
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The Standard celebrated the 1st Of
April by coming out yesterday evening
in new type and enlarged form. This ia
an evidence of pluck and enterprise on
the part OF our neighbor, qualities OF a
serviceable nature these hard times, for
the manifestation Of which it deserves,
and no doubt will receive 8 due measure
OF appreciation on the part Of the pub
lie.
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New YoRK, April1.-A dispatch from
Troy says John Merrissey Ia dying.
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WASHINGTON.
secretary sherman Before the
Committee ON Ranking.

wAsHrssros, April /. = Secretary
Sherman was before the Committee on
Banking and Currency to-day by invita-
tion, and in the course Of his settlement
claimed that after the resumption Of
specie payments he will have the author.
ity TO reissue three hundred million
dollars Of United States Notes under the
authority Of the existing law ot 1873
contained In revised statutes In relation
to the reissue Of the United States Notes
received for taxes.
TIE PREsrDEsr rcALMAsA MAY MORNING
Several gentlemen who called on the
President today, having alluded to the
position OF the Republican Senators 70.
ward him, he replied that he supposed
there was now better feeling among
them, as he had heard that they had
given expression to their views concern
ing him, and especially he thought that
Senator Howe felt better after delivering
his speech. The President does not seem
in the least disturbed by the adverse crit.
icisms, placing himself on the ground
that he Is acting in accordance with his
sense Of right.
ALL CORRECT.
Senator Eaton, from the Committee on
Appropriations, to-day made a report Of
the result Of the investigation into the
affairs Of the Freednen's Hospital.
The Committee believe the business Of
the Government at the hospital Is trans-
acted with entire honesty and economy,
and that the affairs Of the hospital are
well conducted under is present man.
agement.
REJECTED BYTHE SENATE.
The Senate by vote of 27 against Ia
rejected the nomination OF Alexander g.
Reed to be Postmaster at Toledo, Ohio.
The motion to reconsider the vote by
which the nomination Of r. NJ. Reynolds
to be 1st Auditor Of the Treasury was
entered by Senator Paddock,
was Withdrawn and the nomination stands
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weather indications.
Wan DRPARTHKNT,
OPyIcR or THE cIIIKy aIssAL OETIcEE.
WAnnS0ToS, D. G, April 2-l a. n

For Tennessee and the Ohio yslley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, ligh
variable winds aud nearly stationary
pressure and temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, light west winds, anC
nearly stationary pressure.
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NEW YORK.
Death of the Notorious Madame
Resfell.

Restell.
New YoRK, April 1.-The police were
startled by the announcement that the
we'll known Madame Resteil had been
found dead early this morning in the
bath room in her mansion on Fifth Ave.
nue.. Ex.Judge Stewart, Of the District
Attorneys office, was called in by the
woman's family at an early hour, aud
was informed that she retired late last
evening feeling very despondent about
her trial, which was to have taken place
to-day. She rose in the night and went
into the bath room, where she fell dead.
Madame Restell stated TO friend last
evening that abe did not care what may
result Of the trial so far as she, herself,
was concerned. She only cared for the
reputation rand feeling of her grand.
children.
The case was called in court to day and
adjourned.
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rrRrHHR pAnrcuLARs.


Madame Restell committed suicide BY
cutting her throat with carving knife
She was found in bath tub which was
filled with water, DR.. Cushmap. the
corones's physician examined the body
aud found deep cash had been cut across
the front OF the throat, seyeripg the Jug
lar vein. A slight cut on the right cid,
OF the neck, little below this cash, indi-
Gated that the frat attempt had been in
etfectual. 1t was DR.. Cushman's opinion
that death was caused almost Instantly
The knife was long carving.knife which
was used on the madame's table, and
which she is believed 10 have taken uE
stairs snd secreted in her room last even
iug. The water had been left running ir
the bath tub and had run so long that the
tank above was exhausted. The overflow
had passed Of through the waste pipe
and hence there was but little blood il
the water which atill filed the tub. The
body was cold and it was evident that the
woman had been dead for some hours
Since her arrest she had manifested greai
fear and anxiety on account Of belief
that the prosecution intended to bring
other charges sgaihst her in reference q
the old cases. This belief had taken such
possession Of her that It almost amounted
to hallucination. The members oil her
family Say she was very nervous all day
yesterday, and that she showed symptoms
Of mental arrangement. The suicide was
discovered about s o'clock this morning
by a servant girl, aud her screams
alarmed the other occupants Of the house
who were, in addition 10 the servants
Madame Restells daughter, grandson and
granddaughter. The daughter lives in
Harlem, but had come to the house &c
visit her mother.
This morning before the suicide was dis
covered the court room was crowded. in
anticipation Of the trial of the notorious
woman, but before the case was called
kilograms announcing her death we're re
ceived, and the Judge ordered post
ponement until Tomorrow, remarkine
that he could hardly believe any ont
would triils with the Court in such Sc
rious matter.
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main strong.
STATE BoEps-steady.
SrocKs- The feature OF the Stock mar
ket was the continued advance In granger
shares under large purchases on largely In.
creased earnings, and the belief that divi.
dends will be deGlared on 81. Paul, and
Northwestern common shares. Western
Union attracted considerable attention, and
advanced TO s0k, because Of the report that
the earnings had Increased one hundred
thousand dollars the past three weeks Lake
Shore was firm: though while Coal shares
and Union Pacific were lower Northwestern
common advanced 21<, preferred 15s
and st. Paul common IL, for the day
the closing fayorites OF speculation.
The earnings Of the Northwestern road,
main line, increased $3.50, coo for March, as
compared with the same month last year,
and the branch roads estimated at $4,000
more.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 5000 were Lake shore, $1,000
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred,
l7,Oco st. Paul common, 1000 preferred,
$4,000 IAckawanna, 10000 Delaware d
Hudson, 600 Western Union, and 5000
a. NNaH .
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Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, April The following d Tie
statement Of the public debt Of the United stlteI
for the montkot March, 1878:
pKBf pELRiso IsTEREsr IN cotN.
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.AIondon .peeiaI from Rome ssya the