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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-22
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 4to 6 Per csnt-Gsvern-
msnts Strong-fIOur hOminally Un.
ehanged-whsat Steady with
Good 0emand--Hogs Stronger.
FINANCE.
New York.

New YORK. March 2l.-MoNlv-At4 1
G6 per cent Prime mercantile paper
5(ddper cent Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills ~ iSot; demand iSst.
London SD per ounce; bar
silver here M: subsidiary silver coin
1(dl per cent discount
oyERSNESr--Strong .(It per cent.
higher except for 6s, which are un-
changed.
y Coupons
New fourand one hal ID. ........,...'.iiiS
New tlSS
Pacific sixes OF ~.
RAILROAD BoSDs-ln light demand.
STATE BoNDs Inactive.
SoSHs-The market lower. Oregon
Navigation, however, Was ; per cent.
ani Nashville and Cha,tanooga . per
cent higher. Speculation Immediately
became weak and prices fell 10 Il per
cent, coal shares and Nashville and
Chattanooga leading. Al the first board
the market became strong aud an al.
vance OF Ia J per cent. Was recorded.
the latter in Nashville ami Chattanooga.
During the afternoon dealings were very
light and were very week IN tone, the
greatest depression being Northern Pa.
ciiit, which irIl oil 1, per cent. for com.
mon and 3. for preferred, but closed at
recovery ot ga per cent. respectively.
The general last continued weak Ia the
close aud the final sales generally at the
loves, figures oi the day. The decline
from the highest point ranged . to 3per
cent, coal shares leading.
The transactions aggregated 5000
shares. distributed as follows: C.n-
ada Southern 1000, Cleveland, Co.
lumbus and Indiana Central 200,
D-Ia ware. l.ackawanns and Western
5000. Delaware and Hudson 1000,
Denver aud RIO Grandc 900, Erie
1000, Hannibal and II. Joseph 800,
Iron Mountain 5000. Illinois Central
5000. ksnsas and Texas 1000. Lake
Shore 1900, Louisville and Nashville
1909, Michigan Central 1000, Manhat.
tan Elevated 5000. Mobile and Ohio
5000, Northwestern 5,OOJ, Nashville
aud Chattanooga 1000. New Jersey
Central 70 900, New York Central 5000,
Northern Pacific - 900. Ohio aud Mis-.
sissippi lOJO, Ontario and Western
1000, ONO Central 100, Pacific Mail
l20N. Reading 600, ~. Paul 5000,
~. Paul and Omaha preferred 3aO.
Sutro Tunnel 2Oob, Texas Pacific 1000,
Union Pacliir 10000. Wabash Pacific
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sales
PRODUCE.
Nov foyG.

yv 's , -
~" 80 ,
~ 80 49, '"'u.o og ". ag,
sF"',' ,''''p'' -',Vo'
osrrei eAPor's i-'O' pa,i'is, super
nhe "en"'" anu T,h,e @ =, "Naf TO-
conin's w. v, So"f ~ s"ci 10
.,'o,oe nces g. = W'"p - W. aa l' eAuh
- W'o w, 'h"a '",o - "Vao 80, ~
LOUIS ~ D"o ~ m'hneso'a ps,ent
process s'o', "h'n rnm receipts
Ii'.Vn bushels; rhpor's i'o'Uo bush.
els; No spring ~ ~ nngfaird rel
% ip"i -; Nn =" "o ~ S SIt'
steamer .orD y; 40 ~ ,'n ~ Lf"i 9ii
40. ! ~ - ",pa' ~ ",,r' Nntsf
uhna'%' ~ ''!a d 81 40; ao
-la s',;,,, ~ -, r' "a go ,'.ov "u,"'
~, ~ ~ ~" - :" nn %t
,s'i" - ~" a,;I -, o". go ~ o. Hr9
81. II. 80
NH -Ir'' -"'' .'T' .H', s,'s o'''-
W. w" % rI ,uh.'
ss'es 'o''o ou ''', u, ~ -V'"l ~.
NoI" ',S". 80 80" "n'"n'
p" cai ,n",,n' oe o.
@''' w. ,"c,i': ",.''.: "p'' "9
w. w. o'W'''' w.. WINE o,''
10 D.i', Na''n o'ao'1, seller
hPr' D!129F ssH'f "at 11s a"c'
sei'ef jun o''a2'lr' ats "od: re,
celp's o'op "us"eh, N"s'',n hifeh
4h% bic' "h,,e "fs's,h 80 - ,ssT' nsy
-Rhet hhp h,in V9i VI. hops
-Stesny' ,"h,e -b,S"'' no carkoes
lno'rh ~ iVH'"i h'H Ipaiiic;
sugar y hrhahs-h h"'"s"S D'msni
lar ana mart,i h'",, H'" ia good
demand: Tr'roI'AHCV ,'"' ~ 'i"ahy;
rn,l.d 'i,c, .'''e c,IFst' ,DFst, q; "h'ed 81;
Ian"A.,'" ,I "D,go. T,,. ,'",n Doli
snu nhc''a,s." ,.t. sn'ne pa' ana
,.,oi DOL ",n n"u 10
;.I ~ -, o. ~" sno
up'n'hA' Wn.n p'nt 81" s,'ai' ont
" pu" rn, hyni,ns' a' '"n DuII'
prime gs s'eHn' , si ''5,' w nniter- an
c,....'- n,i,., ,n.I G.. 10 80
s.,,,,.a.
Rr,r,,xs Na,ri' - .y,o,, g,..Jv
and Gr1: western ,upe,lin. q "a
400; ,xrr. - ,5.,50: f,mJy g. Z5G
go What" "r,i"i" ',ra.Iy and hrrn;
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, March 2l.-Cattle--Re
ceirts since Friday $50 head o
through and 366 head OF yard stock; to-
tai for the week ending this day So
head OF through and 996 head of local
against 4, i9i head OF through and S:o
head Of local the week before. The sup
ply for sale here is some four cars more
than this day a week ag,. No buyers
on hand but local dealers and the retail
trade. Some ID or L. loads have gone
on through; prices little IN advance oi
last week, say about l.. Very little
business is doing in the cattle line any.
way.
Hogs Receipts 1886 head; total 4 7
the week 1875 head, against 1850
head the week briorc; Philadelphn =
S6 i0td6 co: best Iorkers ST. 0O(G6 10;
common Workers s. 65(G5 ~.
n,oax'.
CHICAGO, March a. The DrrrI
Journai reports hog receipts 1900
head; shipments 100 head. Market
in very brisk demand; buyers are com.
PEELED TO take poor quality mixed pack
ing s. 50(dj 50; light 81 .Otab ~;
Baltimore and butchers ~ OOHG -,
choice heavy shipping s. 9Ota6 3j; no
extra here.
Cattle Receipts 200 head: shipments
1900 head. All trains ATE snow bound
Market nominal and In good demand !;
common To good shipping - GGSi 30,
choice TO extra s. 25td5 %; butchers
- 00G4 10; corn fed Texans ~ 90.
stockers - 2jCi3 30; feeders 81 jOta
) ~.
Sheep - Receipts none; shipment
200 head. Market, better demand and
stronger; common to medium ~ 21G
! 75; good To choice 81 900 , -; ~"
extra.
New York.
NRw YoR4. March 2l.-Thc DrOrcrs'
Journ,I bureau reports: B-cvrs lie.
ceipts > 100 head, making 100 for the
week. Market active, firm and hIghcr {,
extremes SiGel t.; comto good steers .
Gllc; exporters used 500 head; no ship
ments to-day. Exports for the week
$50 live cattle, Il, $50 quarters of beck
2.2:S0 carcascs Of mutton and 3D. Dressed
pigs.
81, 400 head for the week. Market firm
sheep 81 .,96lc; yearlings G!m7tc in the
WOO; 5iCaGlc clipped; best carload in
the market sold at ~ 20 per 100
pounds.
Swine Receipts 200 head. making
1920 head for the week. None
offered alive. Marx dull and nominal;
i've hogs quoted at - OC@6 10 per lOO
pounds.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 2i.-Beef Cattle
Market slow aud prices unchanged.
Receipts ,2s1 head. =,
Hogs Light supply and fair demand
atSG &C.. Receipts I l07 head.
sheep Receipts l,702 head; quoted
at 1L1iDlc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-22
A RIockaded Excursion Party.

AnexcurSion party from Canada gotten
up bv tho Grand Trunk Railway, and
consisting of $50 persons in twenty
coaches. with sixty-five cars Of .bsygage,
stock and freight, bound for 3a...oba,
have been blockaded by snow at the
stock wards since Saturday morning
The excursion is divided into three sec
tons.
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A RULERS REST.
THE BODY OF ALEXANDER n. LAID
IN THE GRAVE.

Most Magnificent and Impressive Pageant
Ever Seen-Ihe Procession Moved in
Thirteen Sections-handsome
Costumes Of the Mounted
Horsemen-The Cor
geous Cata-
faIque.
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SHALL IL BE?
THAT IS, SHALL CONGRESS Be RE-
ASSEMBLED

This IS the Prevailing Question at the Cap
ital-Argumsnts Both in favor Of and
Against an Extra S,ssion-Gar-
field Taking a Few Ap'
pOintments into His
Own Hands.
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ChioaEo.

ChioaGo.
CHICAGO, March - Flour-N0mi.
nally unchanged Wheat--Stesdy with
a good demand; No. = rel winter 81 O2i;
No. 2 Chicago spring, regular, 81 Ol;
fresh, 81 03i cash; II or seller April,
81 O7i seller May; 81 OS seller June;
No. . pOCa95c; rejectel 75(d nc. Corn
Steady and in fair demand; regular
3ytc: fresh Ale cash; 39id3yic seller
April I3IM i3.c seller May; rejected
:SgIr. Oats r. isier; regular 30c; fresh
81 ic cash; 3Olc seller April; 34lc seller
NAV; 3iic sellrrJnne Rye Steady and
unhang,d at 9Sc(aSl O0. Barley-Steady
and unchanged at 81 0iGhl o.. Flax
Seed-AtsllS Pork-Dull, weak and
lower at SIS b cash or seller April;
SIS so seller May; Slj 10 seller June
Lard-Steady with n falr demand at
$40 s. cash; $40 55tdi0 57l seller April;
$40 20 seller May: so ~ seller June.
Bulk Meats-Ea-ier; shoulders 81 Oo;
short rIb i7 30; short clear s. %. Whis.
ky-Steady and unchanged al 81 Us.
Cincinnati.
CrScIsxATI, March Cotton
Easier at lO!c. Flour-ln fair demand;
family 81 sNaj 10; fancy s. 2jg8 o..
Wheat-QIe,; 40. red winter 81 Us.
Corn-Easler; No. mixed I1c. OAts
Quiet; No. > mixed 37l@3Sc. Rye
In fair demand; No. = 81 l2gl u
Barley-S,rong; No. = fall 81 0s. Pork
No uiuaI at SIS %. Lard Qniet aud
firm at go 55Cgl0 571 Bulk Msst,-
Firm: shoulders g %; clear rib 81 81
Bacon - ScIrce and firm, shoulders
s. rs: clear rb s. 10; clear ~ o..
Whisky-Demand fair end Pires have
advanced TO 81 u. Butter Firm Tor
good and dull for lower grades: choice
Western Reserve 23o?5c; choice Cen
tral Ohio 2Ota 22c.
ToLeuo. Ms -ch II -Whest-Sieaiy; I;
mol white Michigan 81 Ojt: amb~I
Michigan siOs,: re | Wabash siot and
seller March 81 Os, s.ller April 81 90. I:
seller Nav and June 81 ll!. rel!
July 81 Oji. Corn-F'rm high mix d
45i:; No. spot 45lc; seller Asn b
Sic; seller April 45lc; 5 'ller May iiic;
No 9~hite iG!: rejected at. Oats
O,i.t; No. 2 white 3oc: reiecred "a :.
Clover seed GU ct; prime mammoth
= s.: pritnr 81 90; No. 9 81 Ce.
New Orleana
NV ORLEANS, March 2i.-CoGee-
o1iet: Rio cargoes, ordinary TO good
IoIal3ic. Sugar-Actiye and irm
common u cool common 5la6ic; fs'v
10 fully fair G.a6:c; prime 10 choice q;
G7lc; yellow clarified S'sssc. Mo.
Iass.s-Scsre and firm; Common 2:ls
&c: centrifugal 20's37c; fair S1a3ic
uritae 10 choice 3:;ta sic, frosted 50tsi5s
Rice Scarce and firm; Louisiana Ord'
nary 10 choice 5.(a5.c.
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DAVID DAVIS
Saws He VIII Serve His Time Out in the
Senate

says lie VIII oerNo his Aih0 Wv 'A tN
Senate
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, March 2l.-Letters
from Senator David Davis to private
friends Lere deny that he intends to re-
sign the Senatorship and retire TO pri-
vatc lie. lie writes he intends to serve
on, his full term and then return to
Bloomington ana devote himself to his
business interests. which are daily
growing larger. During the coming
summer he cOnterhplates erecting a
magnificent hotel in this city, and other
wise improving his property in the city
and country,
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Pittsburgh.

PirrsBURGH, March 2i.-Petroleum-
Active: crude u,ssttled and irregular.
United certificates S0tc; refined &c Tor
Philadelphia delivery.
4 lddifinnaI knsL<xa a.. H...-sl p1
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Additional Ndvk>s on Posvth Psoe.l
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NE We NOTES.

Nisih Missk Is girl who escaped from the
harem of the Viceroy OF Egypt. She did
this for the love of Folleri Pasquslo, an Itsl.
ian, who married her in Naples, and she is
now an Italian citizen.
lis said that Mr.. Gladstone will shortly
recommend that peerage shall DO conferred
upon Mr.. Froude. This recommendation
will be based upon the pre- dent followed in
In the case of Lord Mscsulay.
The British postolilce authorities would do
well to settle tho photography of their clerks
Letters are returned marked "knot known
or mot nown." Uniformity OF prAclic, Il
becoming in public office.
The death OF Prince Augustus, of SAKE
Coburg, recalls tho little known fact tina,
his father married in 1916 the only child Of
the last prince of kohary, Hungarian mag.
nate OF immense wealth, the condition bepp
that he should assume tho name of hi
father in.law, which would thus DO per
petuatod, and that some 10 years ago The
Cobufg,Kohary family sought and obtained
forynission TO drop the name but 10 keep III,
Acne.
and a meeting Of tho holders of the ilrs
Il fsecond mortgage bonds OF the MARKETS.
wool incinnsu railroad In Baltimore lsa,
andf, j. Irvine Keyscr, Skipw,h Wilmer
gus L. Hamble,on were selected, with Au.
RanNus Koon,z G. b. Dumont, George A
ain, ~ and II. r. Bacon, of New York, 10 con.
cha, ate JOINT committee OF bondholdes At
for Urged with tho duty of preparing u plat
cad the Reorganization of tho Marietta 4
y rinnsti railway by m Smcsblo adjust
IN possible, If not then by the enforce.
UVDt OF the tights Of the bondholders by The
of tho road or otherwise, as speedily ~
,omns ble The committee |, authorized. L
he i'm, rate one or moro receivers 10 Represent
Ohm Rderesis of tho bondholders, 10 succeed
ondba,xsing lr. A general meeting Of ,ht
Q Man lers will be held TO approve or rejec
tho committee may prepare.
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We guarantee that Conrai's Budweissr is
brewed especially for our own trade, accord
ing to the Budweiser process, Of the best
Saszer hops and Bohemian barley, and war,
ranled 10 keep in any climate.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE.

VIII reopen on Monday, the 9TH OF Septem-
lie, Ia the ctOir room OF 81. Matthew's Cathe-
dral, Dallas, under The care OF Mrs. q. W..
Carnegie.
Instruction In addition to all the branches
of n thorough English education, French and
German, and also vocal snd instrumental mu-
sic will he taught. special attention Will be
given 10 the cultivation of lady-like manners
of which careful moral and religious training
10 the only sure foundation.
SUPERvIsIoN-Tne school will be under the
supervls sion of the bishop and dean of the Ca.
thedral, Ms vsltors.
THE PRINCIPAL-Mrs. Carnegie, has had n
large experience Ia teaching In scotland. Her
pupils have taken the highost.honors st the st.
Andrews university eNanloatiOns.
Terms Moderate, payable strictly In adj
vance.
For particulars apply to
MRS. q. W. CARNEGIE,
1922 Ervay street, Dallas, Texas.
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east Line & Red aiVer RW'v.
Time Gard No, 2.
Taking effect Monday, March Il, 1881

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
West bound. JEFFERSON. East bound
400 p. m. Depart. Mail. ARRIVE 10 10 A. m
DAINGERFlELD.
$40 p. IN. Depart. Mail :. Depart 7.bs a. m.
1910 a, m. Depart. Fright. Depart dib A. m,
PITTbBURG.
7;l6 y, IN. Arrive, Mail Depart $3.50 n. m
II $50 q. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 D. m
1885 p. IN. Depart. Mall. Arrive $3.50 n. m
1850 y. m. Depart. Fright. Arrive 1900 d, n,
WlNSBoR0.
$3.50 q. IN. Depart. Mail. Depart 6.lb p. m
2;2bp m. Depart. Fright Depart II AS a, M .
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l0:lbp. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 a. m
l:i0 p. IN. Depart, Fright. Depart p:lb a. IN,
GREEENvILLE.
2;n5a. m. Arrive. Mail Depart 900 a. m ,
7t5p. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 0;tb a. m
Connections, AT ureenville with the ~
Paolio railroad for all points In the northwest,
az Piltsburg with the Texas \ ". l.. railroad
tor Gilmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler, at JEFF
ferson with the Texas u Pacific railroad for
II. Louis and all points east, south and south
east. Passenger traip runs daily except Sun
day. .IN0.f. FLYNN,
General Manager,
q. RAINEY, Ja.,
Cen. Ticket and Pass. Agt., Jefferson, Tex.
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II you want to get good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 60 to A. s L. Mittsnthsl 6o6
Elm street
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E0R SALE Ny rtsidtnco corner Harwood
L ant Wood streets, Two stOrles, q rooms,
good well aud osiern. Possession given A,
o. ce. L o, McLURB.
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EOR SALB-A tpeud Il fam of over y acres
l. 81 rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, sp0ut ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas 6 Wichita aud Hons.
ton Texas Central railroad. Nearly 40 acres
well fenced ana m cultivation, Five tenant
houses, am pie timber ana an Rbun0ant supnly
Of well ami spring water. Bounded ON ihe
east by White Rock creek For sale ohean
and on EASY terns by JONES & MURPHY, land
agents, ollice 70i Main street.
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M AN TED - A number ore cRnyasser
w lar Advertisements. drinking or "A
ia1y nau need not apply. Address T. g.,
HEpAL D Office
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w ANrED-l0O gallons fine strained honey,
w hddress NJ ATCHLEY,
l3i' Elm street Dallas
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w ANrED-A situation by "a competent and
w experienced BOOK. keeper Best of ref
erence gv.n. Address A b X, Herald office.
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nv ANTED-A blacksmith and Wagon max
w er. None but experienced woikmen
need apply at Wardeu Il Smith, corner of
Elm and Houston streets
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Pa ystCIAs

DHYslOlAN AM sURaE0N-lJN, MON.
TON. Once, In nrst national bank build
Ing. hesideuce, san Jaclnto street, near
Leonard
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WANTED-Boarders- few gentleman can
w be accommodated with exc. Heat boaru,
anu anu oool, comfortable rooms, by applying at
Mrs. FrazOrs aoruer Jackson and kkard SIS
one block back of the city market
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M ANTED-A first-class COOK can find
w steady employment at Alamo Hotel
Denison, Texas. Address Walters & simpson
Ammo Hotel, Deniaon. TeXRe.
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tNANlED-A first class book Keeper, with
w goOu testimonials as 10 character, ell
cheney, good habits and sobriety, Address
Lock BOX "a, Dallas, Texas.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Horse and buggy, Horse gentlp
aud good family horse. Buggy in good
order, WI sell for slO1 Apply TO X c
Woody, 1918 Com cree street
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w AN fhD--5OO wood ch 'ppers ON Texas ~
w Pacific between Dial as and Fort Worth.
In high and healthy country. WIN pay l2p
per cord. Apply to ID. Il. Grove, Fuel Agent,
NJ Adams 4 Leon 'rda Bank; j. V. Con0ver'
Grand Pralriei MIR. Lavoy, Eagle Ford.
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MlsCELLANE0us WANTS

M ANIkD--A woman to do housework, and
w ASSIST in washing and ironing. Good
Wages paid. Apply to 92l Young Street, or
Il. v fompkins, corner Commerce and La
mar streets
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DOR 5ALE-Fivs CORD farms, on reasonable
Il tormsi In high state OF cultivation; we'll
watefed, fenced, etc, JOHN A. O'NEhL,
villa Point. To VIVA
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TRACKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad COM
pany, 30 experienced tracklayers 10 whom
good wages and steady employment Will be
on the road
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M ANTED Situation rs bookkeeper Or
W traye.et l am competent bookkeelr r;
steady habits, good peuman, etc Have > 20
Travelled and sold goods over the entire sta e.
Am an energetic and successful sSlesms N.
First-Class references. Address
JOHNSON Herald office
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WANTED-Three good reliable exuerlen5-
en seamsress Apply 10 Mrs. Nowlsn,
over Th0mpsOn Bros /, on Elm street
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HOR SALG-At u bargain, the Planters
Wagon Yard, with ALI The improvements
M lirs Rt u, Csper0n. 600 Main street
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r OR sALE-A nice Get of bed room furni
L ture. Address j Il. this Office.
, 1881-11-16

ed that as o as the mission leaves
Egypt the safety of the British and
French subjects will no longer require
the presence of the ironclads i'll the
port of Alexandria.
VIENNA, Oct. IA.
From Constantinople intelligence
has been received here that the re-
representatives. of England and France
have declared TO the Porte that the
sending of an English and a French
man-Of-War to alexandria is not to
be considered as a reply to the send
ing of the Turkish Commissioners
to p Egypt or as a threat. 1t was
simply an act Of %precaution, having
no other aim but 10 tranquillize the
European inhabitants, VIII" are ma.
turally alarmed, and to afford in the
case of need a refuge for them. If
this report be correct it will 60 tar
to strengthen the impression which
is entertained here that the sending
if the two Commissioners is not
likely to become a urce of
trouble.
, 1881-11-16

plains, as "passing the limits of diploma.
tic etiquette ;" the Consuls- General in
Egypt, the Russian excepted, have been
directed not to call on the commissioners
and an English and a French war vessel
have been ordered to rendezvous in the
harbour of Alexandria. 1t is understood,
moreover, that the two protecting Powers
nave mutually agreed that whatever the
fate of Egypt. the Sultan shall not inter
fere the e. AS the Khalif cannot well
recede without surrendering his claims,
we may expect that he will ask for a
third of the .eI 500, 900 accumulated in the
Egyptian Treasury, spend some of it on
the Colonels and some in Mecca, and plan
for a pronunciamientO Of the troops
against the Control, after the Commission
ers have retired. AS Achmed ell Arab is
greatly encouraged by the state of affairs
in Tunis, and the delay in attacking Kairou-
an which is attributed by the Arabs to fear
OF the sultan, the next movement may be
a decided one.
, 1881-11-16
u S.
From the SPECTATOR.

The Government has not stated public
" its reasons for arresting Mr.. Parnell,
but no one doubts that it had information
before it showing that his action and that
of his followers, coupled with their long
impunity, would succeed, at least in part,
in arresting the beneicent action of the
Land Act. Mr.. Parnell had, not in one
speech, but in a dozen, called upon the
tenantry not to avail themselves of the
Act, had promised them that if they clnng
to the League the rent Of Ireland should
be reduced from SIT, 100000 to $4,000, 600,
and had held out the further hope Of the
independence Of Ireland, AS a cOnSc-
quence of this advice, and, we are bound
to add. of some harsh eVictiOns. Outr2oeS
had recommended, and the agents OF the
law were deficd, in one case by such a
force that the military were compelled to
retreat. There was evidence, too, that
classes not owning the land were begin
ming to take advantage Of the terror, and
that as winter drew on, Ireland would fall
into a state Of anarchy. The battle, in
fact, between laWlesSness aud law had
begun, and the Government was com
PEELED either to intervene with the strong
hand, or to abdicate its functions. 1t de-
cided, reluctantly, but rightly, for the
latter course,-and law will henceforward
be made supreme in Ireland, at any
cost.
, 1881-11-16

1t is understood that in the Cabinet
Council of Wednesday it was finally decid-
ed to uphold the Convention with the
Beers as it stands, the Triumvirate who
signed it having formally pledged them
selves in the hdocument itself to obtain a
ratification fronl the Volksraad. 1t was,
of course, impossible to abandon the
natives; and Mr.. Gladstone. throughout
his recent speeches, has refused to give up
the conduct of foreign affairs, upon the
distinct ground that he will not allow the
admission of foreign intrigue into South
Africa. The decision of the Beers need
not be given till November Sth, but it is
probable that the Treaty will be accepted
as a whole, and that a force of some mag.
nitude, including two regiments of cavalry,
will be retained i'll Natal to watch over the
execution of it's provisions. 1t is not
improbable that the Beers were deceived
by Tory speeches, and by the savage dis
content Of the English settlers, who
solemnly buried the English Flag in Preto-
ria and cursed Mr.. Gladstone hip and
thigh, into believing that this Government
was weak. Their awaking, like that of
other opponents, will be rough, but
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