The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1866, Page 8

8 YORK HERALD. synpay, APRIL 29, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ial OI Pan ter ee Ain, and on thelr return to Paris Ma" Aye Carretto, | sirable that th” | acon snould not begin to work untit | menced. It is expected that the voto of the ptoplewil | = Yt SALES ie arch wil agate be installed In tt Turieriag, not | Me SCOP 9D machinery hag, been completed, as. | be taken throughout the principality withia six days pepe le 28 SALE. ea T H E Cc H re) L ERA ° in the humble ity of reader, but”. i4y«f honor. iy y sivontet should not W provided in the bill? for sale. 7” i a. CDG STO BE AND Tanker Crinohue, for which the manufar’ 77" oF the article erom ‘nt have made many concessions with good The Atlantic Cable. =e “=a PNY Copnes BOcly ALN atrens ond Eixth ay. have been’ long doing despera’ “haute, is decidedly | *Mect, ho not let pride prevent their ‘a ster fur-| the ious on board the Great Eastern for re- FIRST Class ¥RENCH MILLINERY ESTABLISH: militar: doomed. At Lady Ooenad © ‘A ball all the most fash- | Ds §0 as to secure, not only a m in favor of the | ceiving the new Atlantic cable have been completed, and 497.1, located near Briadway, of 12 veara. standi } , jonable people, iain me daughter, Lady aoe ‘ gecond reading. | but the raat of gl Cegwd ae the saving ner of the aie 30 the tanks fon ceroeipe own, Cay an: prodiable basinens, oo 4 Tive Deaths Thirteen A ddi iva y a withou like Ww, - | on 4 t end of June or the 4 Arrival of the Herman with Two appeared a i en ee Br Coan Ral paren Poy en bone! y Shy te p= NE A Ree Beta ns bth yn By For furiber information sides D., box and tonal the Grand Hot! asare worn in rooms, D'a NOT CORDIAL TO TRE PROPLE. Days Later News.” the stree's adios PO" | wank in reasonable dresses, A. GENTS! FUQNISTING GOODS STORE FOR SALE small toch, a good Cases on Friday. puffed From the Loudon Post, 18 out by nothing bat | Hy starched petticoa'a The | The debate on the eecond Teading of the ieform, ill ‘The London Times, of Mo pri i ee chance for a maa with PSAPs eee eae iron hoops 4° 8° swe for at least Unie generation, of 1866 will be both animated and protracted, if tho | has been less vague alarm on change to- Crsarday), | Malt capltal ply at 200 Chatham square, fae aay - if Toeninaiir., ct of Police, Mr. Piotr, has expressed s | speeches with which. it wes ushered in can be accepted | bu no one now looks for any rapid reb0".nd. Cox. | N INDELLIGENT YOUNG WIDOW wouLD accert |_. i aoterminal'’ ato act severely ageinst gambling, which is | as tair examples of those hy which it will be continued. | gdence ‘has "been entirely destroyed, and any | AN NARLLIGENT youNO WIDOW WOULD 1ccEDE Ri ti f D; : ‘THE GERMAN QUESTION. | ws" ccinto a greater extent than when ‘the green | The many and serious objections which have Deed taken | Attempe to. check the blind paulo. by ‘srgumest | mean wigs arene ae gents Laie Aike' Wels ves | Reports 0: rs. Swinbu: table” — mow bavished to Germany, and about probably to | to the measure by men Use liberality of whose political | would have the offect of making matte’s worse, since the | 167 Herald oifice. be abetished there—were openly tolerated in the | sentiments is beyond suspicion, as well as the modifica- | excitement of fear would but find [tel in the belle that | 77 and Bissell, mes — ¥ atais Royal. Not only mes vel : Nags play sae hon which Ve. govern ges have Fosoived ta weep 4 the effort was merely made to mitigate worse disasters Satose pe tig ead AND D BURGLAR PROOF : lace in the eh but innumerable priv: oir general scheme of act! com| ir, isi than seen Salth Seema an’ ain ensapbea ler inetiaton.| seadene the ustaent creme aticameintns ws weston tee vere reas to be approsching. he only chance for | Water streot, ty 5 Warlike Preparations Still Covtinued te pass @ ‘soiree, are in reality nothing but gaming | the second reading of the bill by a long and unquestion- any sudden turn in the markets would be from the actual common coment of war on the Conunent, which would OAL YARD FOR SA\ ‘TWO LOTS OF GROUND, i houses. AW these surreptitious —_ establishments | ably able speech. * * * The fallacy of Mr. Gladstone’s | Change at the onrrent attention, and ‘most I with good will aud Fixtures: willbe sold separately or to: | Date Swinburne Says “ the by Prussia and Austria. have. been ately warmed thavif they go on he police | reasoning isso transparent that we will not pay him the | Gave‘en intense on the cacao acne arObADIY | sctnces ppiyia Mee BACKRYT, @p Wen Pwency gut y Dis will break im and arrest every soul in the place. The | bad compliment of supposing that it deceived himself. treet. RUMORED RESIGNATION OF COUNT BISMARK, ~ ~ a Aitempted Assassination of the Bmperor cf Russia. An Anglo-Chilean War Vessel Temps bodily propeses, as the only practical remedy, ore lentnene of the public gaming taples, There, | ical the re-estat.ti at least, it says, tho police can openly exercise surveil. lance and the gamblers ca@ only lose what money they | him to addregs this remark to the op have in their pockets, instead of playing on credit, as they do in private houses, 1 do not think Soe aisaaiie argumerit will ‘be successful. Louis Napol know, often thought of raisin true that at the tables no credit is given, and only lose what they have in their pocket Ue denied ‘that the tables propagate gest. it to people whe otherwise would ris) ing a eent. ys al would’'be’ te great ts | tn some ott lars hr. Gladstone gamius; tables; but the scandal wot some other particu! f the Donen cake of public opinion in Europe. It is | ¢o0 much, but it Seg mbfing, and sug- Mild mover think of tive ceri his people can There was more ju of much of its value. strengthen ¢heir ow tice in his observation that the polit- ivities of the working classes are rather conserva- in «therw ise; but the obvious motive which induced tion deprives it One cannot help doubting the sin- ity of @ statesman who asks his opponents Ypsanport views on the ground that by so doing they will his. In this, ag DANGER TO THE CABINET. [From the London Times, April 13.] The first note of passion which has been heard in Par- lament on the reform proposals of the government was sounded very early last night. The Chancellor of the hequer spoke with @ vehemence.which contrasted sought to prove posite 40 that apparently contemplated. . The Fashions. SPRING ALTERATIONS IN LADIES’ HATS AND IN PARIS, [Paris (April 10) correspondence of London meearenh | ‘The one great object of my admiration in Parw is the “bonnet—its ever-changing shape, its splendor, its dis- appearance, and its ‘dark days of nothingness, do you think bonnets were yesterday’ Not crepe, nor nor silk, nor satin, nor velvet, ner ras. No, net o tati nothing dut flowers, I saw one lady with daisi ies, and lillies of the valley, festooned with agreen ribbon —e anything, a bonnet can scargety be less than-a few lies of the valley, which at Florence would a Paul. who had on her head a handful of ad a wreath of wallflowers. Of the Evidently Lessening.? MGAR STO) J avenue, Bi rE r00} DRESSES CAxAt BOAT FOR SALE—VERY ONEA! for lumber or coal boat or storehouse, Inquire at 209 shop, trade, or would make ‘West si et Jol Rati SALE.--APPLY AT NO. 5 FULTON, yn, SUITABLE 00d oyster &e. &e. % What Stock, Fixtures and G avenue; establizhed 16 year D*%, GOODS STORE FOR SALE--THE LEASE, ‘Will of store No. 255 First a safe and sure investment, if it ISTILLERY FOR SALF—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, with copper still and worm holdii Ter particulars address P. D., box 123 Herald oilce, for three 8. cost half FOR SALE—WELL STOCKED about 400. gallo us. | widitional cases were received on board the Fal AND | CFease of eight since the last report, ease is ANOTHER FLOATING HOSPITAL. &. The cholera sti!l rages at the lower Quarantie, aja five deaths took place there on Friday, while ful lem. whole number now in hospital is ninety-six, being an. h- Another lady’ panic STORE last I will only say “non mi gusa,” it was too like a fashion which used to obtain in London on May-day, espe- cially}with “my lord” and ‘my lady ;” but the others were sweetly pretty, and that such a something as that “lily”? ANOTHER FLOATING HOSPITAL | has been anchored in the lower bay. It is the old of-war Saratoga, and was towed round from the Brook! Navy Yard on Friday evening. The Portsmouth 11} strangely with the tone in which he introduced the Franchise bill, and Wg zels main ee his Provincial campai @ failure, He made mo attempt to meet oe ‘titenttios of those who are ready to be convinced, becaust most reluc- & good business; desirable apartments and low rent “Apply at 578 Seventh avenue. i OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class -Liquor Store; located on the northwee! cor- ner of Twenty-uinth street and Seventh avenue, Por fw THE GERMAN QUESTION. - A tetegram from Vienna of April 14 says:—The state in Port in France. of affairs continues very serious. All intelligence re-/ Toh, "to" hot in opposition to the minisiry; all his | Downet could eome out of nothing is, 1 confess, a won- Thee nection ie z quire on the premises, or of JOHN D. | iso be used for the sami hi ubd Co Officers from the | ceived is warhke. speech was dirccted —aganst whom _ he One ERY, Thirty-fourth strvet wall Highth azentes ‘ roe aah pomer iy etiseion eb geal halle Her Commander aud eaheled thought, probably with the! There was, too, a dust colored dress and bonnet, the | -— - ee be aud suitably prepared for the work. No steps hava A-eourier has arrived from Berlin with despatches for _astice, to be the implacable foes the Prussian Ambassador at this court, of the administration. This was an easy, and for a time an effective course. There are men who would disapprove latter having in it two great natural roses, which were OR SALE— worth paying the Grand Stand ticket only to see, Cer- Late American Rebel Navye “A Refrigerator 12x4 feet, ax good as new, yet been taken by the Quarantine Commissionerste oS Itis asserted that Prussia has seunded several govern- | everything from a liberal administration, just | ‘inly some Frenchwomen can dress, if they can do Inquire at 201 Pulton street, | secure a location where temporary sheds can be ereed Paina ‘meats of Northern Germany, with-a view ascertain | as thero aro manne ae approve everything auch 8 othe ea. Not tat trn gunet mi country women FOS SALE—THE SLOOP DAVID MUXN, CARRYING for hospital purposes, | i ward. The ci - 2 é ‘ tons, a fT. Hicks, carr ns. to 7 Na.polecn’s Financial Ob'tiga- | whether they would be disposod to conclude a separate fic ature fortunately does not depend upon the votes | than on the Boulevard, go ‘in the Bane you can see a | W. £ A HOLMES, foot of Broome rect East rivercos J a BIE OTe ree ‘ tax Wea military convention, of these unhesitating partisans, and Mr. Gladstone's | Breater show of beauty than in pene and for the same | M. KIRBY, Roslyn, L. I. “April 28, 1866.” tions for Mexico. “Adee of April 15th says:— violence of declamation his own cause, | Teason— a " jor. re Allens | pri 15th says: ‘ ee, NOR BALE_ONEs TEREST IN A Y. LE | To the Merrorourran Boarp or Heatru: : ison It seemed for a moment as if his wilfully mitaetarlog peraeens OHiae ORE arn |, OuatrmnmeCemeciny. aflacaoonT vialied the: kok patent f f orders for the ap- paratus on It is stated that several of the Middte-States are pre- misrepresentation of Mr. Lowe's languace in the "ald ofllee repeated qnanufacturing pu “paring a declaration to be brought forward in the Federal | tirst debate would lead the Houso astray from the ques. tit. Miscellancous Foreign lems. oe The Registrar General of England states: In the week The} tal ships and found the patients doing well. | pended report of Dr, Bisseil will give the num of F ai : ‘Praaaiia for the reform | tien really before it, but the specehes of Lord Grosvenor | ending on Saturday, April 7, the births registered in Lon- | JOR SALE—STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, FROM | ¢ A ‘ ¢ BRITISH REFORM IN ALL 11S ASPECTS, me pdm ti digas a sel pase’ the Great | *¢ Lord Stanley recalled its attention to the | don and twelve other large towns of the ! nited Kingdom Boro {060 horse power: Ponable Rngines, 10.12 and 15 ree ee ae ee Rf A fe i efitlie oomaeleoot iain oteaaesaee Point in issue, The coldly dispassionate speech of Lord | were 4,419; the deaths 3,600. ‘The annual rato of mor- | Horse power. Apply to JOH i READ MA | Peta ae seen GU cies Car LU re Grosvenor, the admirable ment of Lord Stanley left | tality was 30 per 1,000 persois living. In London the agit ate er co of . of Sao Wurtemburg and Baden are said te be ready to join _ “ 2 tir doe OR SALE—THE PROPELLER GENERAL WOOL, | The children aro very severe cases, the majorit; Bavaria in forbidding the exportauen of horse rom | foaming (0 be desired and when the ‘utter sat down | Births of 1179 bays and 1,0H0 giriin all 2274 children | FY ° tw iturin Hie bain, ates aceasta deck; taps | whons wil probably dis, “Tho seventy of the dered there was not aman in the House but felt that the de- the Ministry had crumbled away and left their legislative proposals exhibited in all their original and indefensible eradity. hd The arguments adduced in support of Lord Grosvenor’s amendment last night were perhaps unne- rely a diplomatic move, but is the result of an irre- pean eee Se ane as niece aut pergipeie rapt pnts be car- | different issue, and Lord Hartington cannot be said to out the rum of Germany is inevitable, as the ques- | ave yielded’ much assistance to the leader of the tion of the Duchtes has shown. from | House. He would have found it difficult to do so. From ‘Me Independance Belge publishes a 5 Hrankiort oxproning the ‘balaf thas teria will yoo eet fo aes ave neoer, suet 1h ony serious attempt sionally defer proposing in. the Diet that the tack el pelo 26x26; suitable for market viver, or for quarantine or ply to PETE SMITH, 31 Coenttes sip, or Captain C. AKER, 53 Whitehall street, N. Y. OR SALE—TWO YEARS’ LEASE AND FIXTURES Of a tirst class restaurant, bar, oyster saloon and lodg- ing house, on the northeast corner of Forty-second street aud Seventh avenue; to be sold cheap. OK SALE—A SECOND HAND ALUM PAT#NT FIRE. proof Parlor Safe, round corners, etagore pattern, full ornamented, powder and burglar proof lock, Valentine Butlex, makers. Apply at 9% Malden inne, their territories, A telorram from Berlig of April'lé says:—rhe somi- oflicial Nord Deutsche Algemaire Zeitung contradicts the statement that Prussia intends to propose the convoca- tion of the German Parliament for september 1. The sume journal says that the proposal of Prussia 1s not | Ae eagee ateny point on Hudson irbor purposes. For terms ap- ‘Fatal Collisions Between the Mili- tary and People in Italy. &e &e. SRE D “Whe steamship Hermann, captain Wenke, from ‘Bre- men on tho 15th and Southampton on tho 17th inst., serived at this port carly this morning. Her mews is “two days later, | evidently lessening. Dr. Biss:ll has, 1 am happite state, entirely recovered. The sick aré abundantly ap» pliee’ with ‘proper nourishment, medical assistace, nurses and spiritual advisers. Oat of the wholenm- ber, ninety-six, now in hospital, there are but few wi recovery is doubtful. There has been no cholera «nthe England or Virginia since last report. JOUN SWINBURNE, Health Offce, REPORT OF DR. BISSHLL. Hosritat Suir Faucox, April 27, 146. To Crrvs Cur, President Commissioners of Quraa- tin Daen Sm--The following are the admissions and l¢aths . weeks of ten years, 1956-65, the average number, correct- ed for increase of population, was 2,072, The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,574. In the last seven years the annual average value of tin plates manufactured in the United Kingdom, and ship- ped for exportation, ainounted to more than’ one anda quarter miilion pounds sterling. In 1864 the total do- clared value was £1,263,246, represented by 1,002,947 cwts, Considerable more than a moiety of the total was sent to the United States; next in order of importance were France and Italy, which conjointly received but little in excess of one-sixth of the first-mentioned; &e. of and An attompt was mode toarsassinat@<he Emperor of | Federal arty should “be placed on War | tie Minietey havo determined to. sigue their powers te | Pnitish North Amenca and China gure for 36,940 owls." | VOR, 8 i cioap, “Apply aL abd ost Twouty-sccoat seat | om board the Falcon since last report: — i “Russia on Sunday, April 16. Tho assassin fired a pistol | footing. The same er ans ee des- | the utmost yy treating the amendments a vote of want At a meeting of the Shoffeld (Eng.) Filesmiths’ Union, * —— - ~— oat a DEATHS, at the Emperor, the ball providentially missed itseim, | Patch, together with other information reaching us | o¢ contdence. This fs an expedient which may or may | deputation from the Organized ‘Trades aitended, and POE SALE—ON THE WEST SIDE OF BROADWAY, | Nam. ‘Age. Nationality. ped. wontnenl 7 at the present moment leads us to suppose that the | not be succesuful. There are, perhaps, members who | Tecommended that the filesmtths should submit the hear A. I. Stewart's retail store, a Store now used for | Mury ‘Tesker. Treland, Ayal 27 The Mexchester Guardian of April M4, in its report of stion of armaments will shortly be satisfactorily set- not bear the charge of deserting ly their party; | @estion of machinery as well as that of wages to the commercia) parpencs, having been established for th ‘oer | ‘Anne Hester pil the London money market, siys:— by the contidential overtures stated to’ have been | such mon may even be found among. those independent | #rbitration of an a number of employers and work- pea A ier me gg yes ae ctor Win. Baker... The eh of Overend, Gurney & Co., which two | mde by Austria to Prussia. Tho settlement would COD- | renresentatives who have on other occasions properly vin- | Mch. After some discussion, a resolution was to | Class business connection throughout the United Ststen, aad | Morris Gossill.,. months’ back were at 9 prewiuim, have faien to 134 | Sit in & matval and simultaneous disarmament | Gieated the superior claims of thelr country tottone of there | Submit the whole matters in dispute to arbitration. principally tn the city.” Frotte bout, wenty thousand a | Bridgot Lowell a) diyount, on a totally unfounded report of au intended | (A telrgram from Prague of AN enedek aroaxpecean political allies; but if support yielded thus reluctantly, and | ‘The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce has resolved to | Yer, r¥e for the lease, good will and stock of the entablish- RECEIVED FROM 1 cal ‘The company have sustained & loss from Pinto, tote Ee the aeent of wat woluntecr ‘corps will be | wader pressure, may gratify the jealous honor of a'Min- | miemorialize the government “to afford the Post Office FeGa eS Adee Tee THR tee nee bi alana. oe. Porez.& Co., which may possibly amount to £40,000; bat | Por. Th te Cuent Ot We vet rate tad Posth. | istry, 1t will not secure the success of their ill-considered | authorities the necessary facilities for the dduipatoh oF a |! eters eee cen On eae ses Alice Brent. - 49 otherwise they have not hod w single bud debt, itis buid, | Fp! Meds NOs only rears ble tr Saxony have | Scheme. Such pressure does, in fact, at once betray the | mail to Bombay once a week on a fixed day.” POR SALEA RESTAURANT AND BAR, NO. 279 | Anne Price since daeir commencoment of business neatly & year ago. | 4 rood to carry out a reform in the federal constitution, pep eri neideiced pita in a ea pluses phene The tailors’ strike at Kdinbarg, Scotland, it at an end. | 4, West street, opposite ‘Troy and Albany line of steamers. va po “ a without apy reference tothe success or’ non-sucoeml Of | 10k 2s iectslation by trstaiments seus, prove delusive, and |, The Liverpool (Eng.) Corporation Schools educate Se epee oe, Anne Morris. Our Bordeaux Correspondence. the scheme proposed by Prussia, that the government will be forced at last to do what | 2,190 children at a cost of £2,300 per annum. OR SALE—A TWO YEARS LEASE OF A BOARD- | Win, Morris. agg variants eo ney Aa Holes of one ad two. oring, wbicky would bo | Hey would, ifbetter advised, have done at first—submit | "The petition to Parliament from Manchester in favor | 218% Domes OWT, Wort Fwelfih, street, comer Bits | John Kidson, A Seamship Said to be for the Chilean Service Built in | Toney MH notes of one a8 two, florins, which would be | q cimplae atheme of reform for the adopliim of the Legis- | of the Reform bill has Tuceived soventyctives traeaed | 8 ‘acceptable tenant and half the rent. be taken fa soard | Bryan Kenn Magiand and Milting ts France—Her Commander and | reney woutd bbe 190,000, 0008. —_ [From the London Times, April 16] pape Van0s GedNcUng SU far makin Ee Rand Ce et ee a jeers from the Americon Rebe! Navy—Preparing for | Wt is stated that National Bank of Austria contom- | ang qopalerom ire Wondon Timer, Anrii 16). | ‘The Saltan of Turkey hins decided on raising the First] Yanee, deducting $13 her'montn for ‘bo . ian Gaeones Bridget Gorraghty. plates calling in all bank notes of. a less denomination than 10/1. A despatch from Hamburg, of April 14, says:—A rumor of Count Bismark’s resignation was current here to-day, and had a favorable influence on the Bourse. No Warmée (the Imperiat Guitrd) to its full strength of twenty-five thousand men, The liva Ahmet Pasha, com- manding the cavalry of the corps, has accordimgly re- ceived orders to superintend and hasten the necessary conscription. ~ ANDW. C. ELLIOTT, 49 Water street. OR SALE—A DOWN TOWN CIGAR STAND. APPLY toJAMES M. MERRITT, No. 149 Duane street. certaluty of a natural law, and refuses to improve on the Measure and its parentage. Itis a Franchise bill, and the one tome that cannot with any effort be imported into the discussion is Parliamentary reform. Sea, There is now lying, hauled’ up in the dry dock of “Mesers. Arman & Co., an English vessel whore presence One infant, name unknown. Surgeon of steainship England sent dead child ihre years and six months gid for burial; reported to have ‘here has excited no little curiosity and sespicion, She ait in, hows Every attempt to bedizen tae sorry stock with froits OR SALE—THE FURNITURK STORE 218 BROOME | died from etposure and long debility. T have no Aeabe “aint tabs hi ghaneal oe sposition | Tne er hoNcyer attached to the report. says:—Wo | Nd flowers not us own fails ue instant that the | _ A present of eight very beautiful Arab horses of the strect. “Apply wt the store, Tes doing & good business. | — Surgeon tom the lilinols eet body of an infant here 4s, 1 have n ie aaa ND groom ey seat lteial Haterche Zeiung, of Munich, saye:—Wo | Bana ig withdguwn, This is. a franchise, bil and famous Diof. breed, is about to be despatched by the | Only reason for neting Ix poor hen Sietitl came nek baberaneee: here among unofficial people—intended for the govern- | loan that Bavaria has order to pre ‘ahd ora aida iden Crnoten line _ for Nepelanet 2. oseal sone ial 5 among peop! es nothing more, The more it is discussed even by its best pre ‘miperor Napoleon. #0R SALE—ON FULTON AVENUE, BROOKUYN, AN Total deaths. wi the prisent difficulty betweén Prussia and Austna from assuming a more serious aspect. The Coburg Gusetie states that.on the 7th inst. Austria addressed a note to the Prussian Government, energetic- ally reiterating ber previous denials of the as. Suleiman Agha, chief of ‘the imperin! stud, has been commissioned to replace them, if possible, by other animals of equal beauty and purity of blood. “He will shortly leave for Bagdad on this errand. friends, the moro ft loses of that body, and solidity and consistency itamight at first have credit for, Mr. Glad- Stone has intimated several times, and now finally ad- mitted, that the bill on @ universal ament of Chile’ She is called the Henriette, and is an 3ron twin screw steamer, new, and recently built in Eng- Gand. She sailed from Liverpool in January, and after old established Tin and Stove Store, together with Lease, Biork, Rixtiros and Good Will now doing 1 good business. For particulars apply to WILLIAM MACKEY, 9@ Fulton av, 5 +18 96 » Deputy APPLICATION FOR THE STEAMER EMPIRE UY. getting into Madeira and Lisbon struck a terrible storm, | *! distrusi, not unmixed with dislike of all classes | The total production of beer in France was, in 1812, OR SALE A BARGATN.—TiE EIGHTH WARD BUT. “which very much disabled her, so that she was oblized | {ign the demobcttation of trospe by Tressie in ceder ve, | Sbave the lowest; but is, as he expresses it, the peo: | 2,802,000 hdcwalitres (22 gallows ena” rece tied saecs iis Varick seek” Canes 0: Fear Mewes; price 9007. | The application of the Commissioners of Quaragiine a ple, the mom as nature made them, thongb why he has sought for the purest types of humanity in ihe arti- fans, tothe absolute exclusion of village laborers, we know not. 40 put in here for repuirs, ¢ is commanded by Captain Hunter Davidson, for- | CMMtm the paciiic declarations of that Power. merly ap olficer in the naval service of tho United States, THE REPUTED TREATY BETWEEN PRUSSIA ANDITALY. an American by bitth, aud laier still in the rebel naval | The Neues Fremdenblatt publishes the following par- to 1848 tho quantity increased gradually to 4,000,000 hec- tolitres, while betwoen the Inttor date and 1865 the man- ufacture nearly doubled, reaching 7,700,000 hectolitres, A return of the Tivo stock owned ‘be general government for the \use of the seamer Empire City has elicited the following reply from the Foye, skooxe HAND SAPRS FOR SALE CHEAP— ‘Quartermaster Gencral’s Department: Herring's, Lillte’s and Merwin 8, in perfect order; also large Jeweler’s ter tre in the eighty-nine Service, and an ofticer upon the Merrimac during her ter- | ticulars as @ the alloged offensive .and defensive treaty od in y ©. Quirk. Qcesmenmnstnnn Gants Sible cat iy Hampton roadk | Most of lve uicers are | of alliance Between Frusia an Thaly aan oon an cute Spanish-American Wa Con dnoaeo iste Ewe relay bog peal POR, SAL CHA te FIRST CLASS ee DO apn 26, oe ex-ollicers of the re’ service, and hercrew consists v1 ly enrages ‘lare against Austria as soon FREN INION OF & NAVAL ACTIONS IN PERU. ch’ 300, re bulls,’ 4 $800,000 Fixtures Of 9 Grosery amt also all artici Crrvr Esq., ident Quarantine -#even men, Prussia shall hago either declared war or committed an [Prom the Pars Sivcle, April 10.) Sows, 2 100,009 hoifene, aaa” S008 Soe Si 7800.000 | oF a weil aneorted tank.” At B tifeene strect Tt Ghia , cows, 2,100,000 heifers, and 600, cleared from Liverpool for San Francisco in bi pie Prussia engages to carry Spain and Peru are at war, bat where are their fleets ¥ 28,000,000 are merinoe of Jaat, and Captain Davidson, who claims to be her princi til the mainland of Venetia, with the exception of the | One day the Spanish flotilla the Peruvian, and fortresses and the city of Vantec. cither is ia the bands sheep, 35, cross breeds, "while 7,000,000. ave of the common race, Ge instr ot a tngestantiahed ret aase oh m Comunissi Tne application made by Mr. William ©. Anderson, of the Quarant _for the use of the Zovern- ‘owner, professes that he intends runuing her between tho next day the Peruvian sinks the Spanish; that is the » ae cated on cuales: t steamer Empire City, has been referred to this Francitco and Oregon. | Her papers are all regula:, | of the Italians or until Austria declares herself | cago as fur as wo havo got nt present, but itis probable | Soq's qlogon below thas ager ore aa A YEA Olds | sions, wu the fut tory hnaceever sore locaied on ceniral | ment steamer Brapire , with tie following direc- ‘amd the authorities here Lave not been able to get auy | ready to cede it Sok onin © The Prussian | that we shall soon see the Spanish armada reappear, and T 4 on se wtassion immediately. Address K.R., | tions:— ‘hold of her. government further engages to In for Italy the | then the turn will come for the Peruvians to be plunged |, Te territory . France contains $,100,000 hectares Referred to the Quartermaster General, with authority to She carries two guns; and Captain Devideon, who now | posvomion of the mainland of Venetia, always exorpting | ito the waves. Matters might last w lowg time in that | (2's Aeret each) of natural meadow, 2000,000 hectares | —— AS FIXTURES FOR SALE-CHANDELIERS AND | turn her over to the proper quarantine authoriues .or -elaims to be an En lishman, is the mau who got out the ‘Stonewall when she took her little excursion to Denmark Mrevious to being delivered into the hands of Captain the fortress, and will guarantee to Italy the maintenance of hor present possessions. Tho King of Italy, on his, part, declares that he will attack Austria upon tle Mincio way; but, unhappily, while the ships pretend to cannon- ade each other, commerce is being ruined. That is the true danger of ihe situation, and it is time to have it turage or landes. of artificial grass lands, and 6,000,000 of inferior pas- Price FT Brackets, in four story brown stone hou: pore sees street, on Monday, between 10 and 12 o'clock. 6 48D | York, upon thetr yeoomn sible, by prj ontract for tie payment to the United putes of reavonasle. eum for the use of the boat, the amount to be fixed by de Quar- ‘Page. with eighty thousand men, and will throw forty thou- | pro ught 10.2 close, Commerciat Intelligence. “ SSeS OSES termaster General aud stipulated in the charter party or cun- She will probably be-able to leave here in about threa | sand across the Po. At the same time the Italian fleet a LONDON MONEY MARKET—ApRit, 16. OTEL FOR SALE. YTHING NEW, WITH A EDWIN M. STANTON, Sceretary ef War. xa, will cruise by cee Mediterranean, Led cost, see Italy. “oe tone of the fn gion ers ‘The news from tar te tae cata Lage gs oz, tian om agg . ; - ri Austrian men-of-war, and make an attack uj fen! sa" jermany was considered less threatening, and the sus- wile P : ” 6 Quartermaster General is ready to enter into w = A pon FATAL COLLISIONS BETWEEN THE KING’S TROOPS vy A 'e sus- | Herald office. tract, as ordered by the Secrotary of War, for the Our Paris Cerrespondenec. Panis, April 10, 1866. izettement on the Bourse on Account of the Prussian Uiti- matum—General Schofeld from Raly—Mazimilian’s oul Fortune of Mile, Bowvet, the Empress’ Reader—Patriotism Re- inoline Going Out of Fushion—Gamblers Col of Rule and Napoleon's Obligations— warded — Engaging Attention, &:. ‘This evening the approhension of a general war is The Bourse was very proposal to the Diet of Frankfort stronger than it has ever yet been, ad iniced, Prussia’ to appeal to universal suffrage to change the federal King Emanuel further promises not to lay down his arms until the Prusrians shall be in legal possession of the Elbe Duchies, The treaty is dated March 27, 1866, and signed by both courts, has pee THR ee lorence }) correspondence of the Opinione Ne F tionale of Paris], J arrived at Rimini on the evening of the 4th inst., but Thad scarcely got there when the station master begged me not to enter the town, as much confusion had existed for two A bad feeling had been remarked for some time between the populace und the garrison, and at last, ove-evening, a corporal was found lying dead in a by street. That circumstance made a great impression on the troops, so that the conflict assumed much graver Proportions the day hefore I arrived. Pistol shots and Hungary. Ate from Besth of April 14 saye:—Both heuses of the Diet eat to-day, for the first time, in the new ®uild- ing. The Presidentof the lower House, in ning the sitting, expressed the wish that the welfare of the coun- try might soon be established on a firm basis, and said that the only meaus by which it could be secured was the re-establishment ef a legal and comstitutional state | stabs wih the knife were exchanged during an entire of things in Hungary. He stated also that the country | hour, the result of which was the death of a sergeant earnestly degired that the Emperor should soom be | and of another corporal, aud several persons wounded. pension of the gold drain to the Continent cor to prevent any increase of centimes, - AMPRICAN SECURITIES, Five-twentios improved 34. Tilinois Central recovered 4 and 34, respectiv LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Arnit has been a good deman 3,000 on speculation. LONDON CORN MARKET—APRit 16, Market firm at an advance of 1s. MISCELLANEOUS, weakness in the English funds. Consols $64 a 8644. French renies Gif, 5 Brie paid up heres and iy. mtributed T PASE, FOR, SALE OR TO LET—A LARGE CORNER 4 “Basement iit Broadway, fit for any business, restaurant; five years lease. Ai ddress A. B., box’ JA Lit Dealers in sec toa 4,102 16. Sales 12,000 “bales Prices 4d. per Ib. higher. B would exchange for OTIOR.—1 WILL OF “GLASS, CORNICES, &€ od pi FOR SALE AT THE |, corner of 152d street and Tenth avenue, a yel. Jow Cow, with owe hora, ou Monday, April 30, unless before redeemed and expenses paid. W. GREER, Pound Masi ERY FOR 8A . FOR SALE— good pi maker's name. ond hand turmiture need not apply. Address —IN A GOOD iy the quarantine authorities of New said. By order of the Quartermaster General, spectfully, your obedient servant, Brevet Major General and A. PUB. cont hire of the steamer Empire City. upon information from ‘ork of thotr willing- nes to comply with the terms stated in the order atore- Vory re- CHARLES THOMAS, V4. G. The Commissioners of Quarantine will not engage the steamer at preseat, having no need of ber services, Should an emergency arise they will promptly avail themselves of the privilege accorded by government, ter. — 4 PRIEST SENT TO TRE HOSPITAL 81 mI? HOTOGRAPHIC GAL crowned King of Hungary. The next morning the fray recommenced, and the carbi- — ee ~ Immediately after Archbishop AlcCloskey became sonstiiution—a proposttion certain to be rejectod—is | “The memburs of the-left and contre of the upperhouse | seemextmorming the fray recom people, One young TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN THE pi forihies dagemt Ol Rtadwaye ee” | nwate of the exteiaice “et chdlerd it the lower Qvaran-- Jooked upon as in the nature of an ultimatum, which The telegrams from must bring things to an issue, ‘Vienna are very warlike. General Schofield has just returned to Paris after a six week! 1 trip in ltaly. ave seen some figures published in the Henan, the authenticity of which I cua cortify to, showing the com- parative debt of the republic of Mexico and that of the of the Dict have, in a private conferenoe, resolved to | man of good family and a mason voto the adoption of the second address of the lower house without.sny moe ification, On April 16th the upper house was to hold a sitting for diseession of the address. THE REFORM BILL. . were seriously wounded. The two parties came into collision again afterwards, near one of the churches, and a shoemaker, pulsic | as well as another man, whose calling is unknown, were Med. Despite the advice of the station master, I determined to go and judge for myself, I found everything silent, the shops closed and the public places deserted, bot i ‘was not in any way molested. General Mezzacopa, I un derstand, bas arrived from Forli, STRENOTH OF THY ITALIAN NAVY, The Debate in the Commans. lish Velvet and Brussels Carpets, | "8, 9 Bowery Three-ply and’ | Oileloths, €e., at low prides; 5 frame Body English Brussels, $1 50; Ollelocis ed Mattings, all wit) the piece or yard. Look for Amo’ TEESE, AND « China and Gla . linported divect, place for new old) housekeepers (0 buy ch any other house in the ety, All sented. Bi QTEAM TUG FOR SALE—POR $4000; POWER 17X17. JAS. M. LUMB, ath avenue, Frenen | Apply wo Hi : Canal site JELVING —A LARGE FINE LOT Ft FOR SALE.—ONE LARGE V dranght cocks: also will be sold chaap, Apply at R SALE, A’ 8, SILVER MOUNTED ue reg. to solicit permission to-go to the Falcon, The at his post of peril and duty. roses. T 167 The President of the Board of Health the vicinity which may be deemed necessary Une he sent a priest to Dr. Swinburne with instructions ecessary permission was at once given, aad the clergyman is now BARRACKS BEING PREPARED FOR HOSPITAL PUR- bas been in- formed that ail the unoccupied government barracks in for how -ealled empire of Ma lian, and which are e WNAT MANCHESTER HOPES AND IRES. —_—_—_-_— SAVE tal purposes will be placed under the control of the matoannnat ati eps Se pee at a {irom the Manchester Guardian, Apnliay On this subject the Legislative Chambers in’ Florence ARGAINS TN CLL ac SS rolding dour tre proof Safe. Apply at board whensver tequited. Yesterday's namea of es Bighest degre worth attention, Singe these tables | mg: debate on the secund reading of the Franchise | have received the following statoment:— DD 100 SETS FIN niet cur ann Ex. | T\INK AND OWNERS OF SCHOONERS.—FoR | Were engawed in cleaning and whitewashiug the Battery wero made out it has become known that, in | pill, so faras it hes gone, has not materially altered the Tron-clad vessels—Six ates of the first rank, of 2 PUAMPAGNES, 1 ly aim bargain, one Mainavant, 79 feet long: 205g barracks, and the buildings will be in roadines for any addition to the hundred and fifty millions of | position of the question.” On two points only, in fact, | Which three are afloat and three in process of coustruc- es 8 de : use which the health authorities may desire in a few Jalars here set down as the amouut of the publle loans } S2% 28y new Ligh, to be expected tn addition 40 that tion; seven frigates of the second rank; two corvettes CH CHINA TEA SkT. 4 remast. 77 feet long; 20 in, at deck; suitable for ves. days. At present there are many thodsand muskets and SESE DUP OS CONE SE SEE HOUR CE eee which has been aifordea dy the copious discussions of | f the first rank; two cannonaders of the first class; four 100 1 190 tor 7 5 other arms captured during the war, all of which put ont for Maximilian in France and taken by French ‘| the lust few weeks. ‘The firat is the extent of she dispo- ot nn mene ‘aud two floating batterios—total, 24 ves. | OU FANCY CH CHINA TRA SPTS. 44 pieces, $y | _ Per pardontarsaddressT. 'f, box 165 Herald office, will of course be removed. The guard, cousisting of two hein: anki tee oie dando on ox! ouse mons to chalet rol 248 horse power, carryin, ans, and with 8 ee “ne ro ompanies of Hancock's corps, took their departure cae eee eee hee peta cept one Tae iy ie. | prindiple of eubetantil reduction of the frasblee’ whe | arews nuinbering S180 meas SM pA BECORATED DINNER SHTS, on extra qualtiy fine ae cs yesterday. ‘It is,however, tobe hoped that tere wit *ponsible, there have heen expended from the public | oond is the extent to which the conservativegppasition |. Screw vessols—Eight frigates of the first rank: on» of | Psnislan TE FINE. PARIRURN GRANITE DINNER SETS vas will boar catof al nveatigatlont Bono vocasion to uso the baltery for wowne time tocome, 4 revenues of France, up to the ead of the are willing to take advantage of the opportunity for | the second; three corvetios of the first rank; three of i pieces, $85 per wet ; * ? » | saitsfuctor for selling. if at all, Abie atiemps to propagate monarchical institutions ow the | the purpose of turning the government out of oifee, | the second, of which two are being built; five cannon y dozen WHITE FRENCH CHINA DESSERT PLATES, | BLOOMER, 68 Fulton street, New York. adegs of the second class—total, 20 ships, of Any movement beaging the distinct sembiance of a cha). 30 hore #8 per dozen. 0 WHITE FRENCH CH Young Men's Howard Association. American continent, one hundred and Gfty millions of | 4 Hy 5 jenge on either of those pointe must evidently be mot | power, with ong and 7,116 men. ) i FURNITURE, MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION—ITS PURFOS! Aollars more. Three hundred mili\uns of dollars, tRere- | by the whole strength of the Mberal party, aad itis | Raddle wheel #hips—Three corvettes of the first rank, “CHANDELIERS: SECT PLATED WARK. prise ae ere FULLY EXPLAINED. kang fore, is the amount which Louis Nepoleon will have to | mainly because there agpocts hare been ostensibly im. | Mean of the scoond, and four of the third wooden ves: | opeRare PRiChee : we? AP Oto SOT Ce RACTIVE BALE OF ‘A meeting of the Young Men's Howard Apoc acknowledge he bas lost to France whenever he abandons | parted to the contest during the Easter recess that the pon awed despatch boats of the frst class, nine the PERSONS FURN R POR Clty OR HOTEL FURNITURE, afin bth ra podbagtaiaty — his Mexican experiment. inisters aro, we believe, assured of a majority agalust two of which are of iron; total, 25 vessels, of | COUNTRY Uy TO EXAMINE THESE THIS DAY (MONDAY), APRIL 30, was held yesterday afternoon at their headquaters, No. There is quite a romantic history about Mile, Bony Lont Grosvenor’s amendment. It is clear, however, { 6,050 hese power, with 118 guns abd 3,381 men. a Ta co AL 10 o'eloe 196 Broadway. Colonel Aaron Seoley, Prosidat, callod the Empress’ reader, who is to be ma that, while it is in their power to assign what perty Sailing vessols— our, of 42 guns and 632 wen, Daud 492 Browdway being the entle Furniture of hi tuated on the corner of : of the Tuileries on th {A importance they. please to the debated quesiion, ste ade pe—Twelve, of 2.550 horse power, pearl a Corner of Brod aad Four! 1 consisting of Parlor, | the meeting to order, and after transacting some prelimi- man of o they cannot arbitrarily determne its significance as 002 nen SM tc ¥ nary busines? the President stated that large numbers Carewe. This young l affecting political inte Byithe repeated concos. |, ,Padule whee tran-porisRieven, of 1,848 horse power, rechinee SP sa Patan, Cover ow 08 a ten) "enanel ann | OS eee bbe tay God ess aeration ‘understand she well deserves, t ns Which they have made to the romonstrances on ek true, tht Nato he hand WM. TOPPING & CO onee when Wn gh Ew ag a thelr. supporters, they hove, ledeed, themselves allowed Hing trarspyrts— Three, with 7 guns and 2,140 men, Binlshed, use the best material in thelr trade forine | — TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers. | nurses, or in any other capacity in which thel) services when ber Majesty accompanied the Emperor to Brittany | that it is quite possible to dissent from the course which Three instructon swy anufacture of enein WEDAL FOR THE BEST PARLOR BED. | might be aseful if the cholera should visit the city. + im 1858, Her grandfather, an old admiral the | they originally proposed to follow, and yet heartily to verte SA tal tame powke eerere, compoend of 71 | sn att goods a) rr <a 'Purnigine in lors oF othereae peetes | Arrangements have alroady been mado by vhich tho sdf >t > livis " ’ iper 7 i r " pas , free POW, Careving 1, and ~ y, asa Furnigiire, in lots or ot sae; Vthe soot oritliant officers [n the French navy in the | this relaxation of the stern discipline which Mr. Glaa- po a Moy ea power, and manint with ggews al , ° nd H4 Hadaon MANUPACTURERS.—WEIL & BRACNS. | Health, the “4s rror of the English i I n the ena oe eee ee eee er tere: The North American Squadron. AA, hesgnite Coffer, Sugar. tx. at THOS. red. to supply the signified their intention to provid suitable hepitals, i ag wourtded, the command principles or th ment will suffer by | | The fleet om bop faggregating @ sionmn power eat! 46 ndid how crop Teas at @l per iu.’ Comer talc pre seta 4 had in this city. 1 would bo better for them to confine their attertion more His eqnaa’ con + a of ny toing @ gr a wor of this kind with proper forethought 080 bo Vo guns, 22,900 tons, and inanoed by ) SX: 4M everything else at greatly reduced prices * of every kin aye on hand, in full suite or “Wee Sescsurs mentor tae ne as bees ast Is wa, and with th ation. ‘ wd he Geet .will, shortly be reiu- — ———— a | other wine ne Sec ron 0 whipped fwr sirst cl ellor of the E nequee Setenset a ped igre agg ds, hy ie tof Uy Oeckyes ADE NEW WITHOUT SPECTACLES NOARS?ORM, CARDREA Abb cSuomaEe eamaaer already between seventy and eighty members @rolleg in es ane aes se se rpool against the opponents of further | andthe Barracomtt, six gans, JOO horse power, 1,053 | E. B. FOOTE, ET Mati riidway, New York F Suits, doo 4 BENDALL & SCOTT S, 200 and 3 Hud ‘A discussion then ensued on the formatiog of warg 1840, when Brance Was within an ng to war franehieement of the working classes, Tt fs agreeable | tons and 176 men, eonetinpbonintes Comfort and Cure fr en 4 tae tien wear pte Pchr Tanihe, » a eunnmapete “pptied, aod | associations, und a resolution was offered thatany ward =-with Kngtand, Low bi of Capt avet, | to Gnd that his most cosent argument ts derived from Flight of \inother French Banker. B. FOOTE, M. D., 1,10 Be New Yorke Aa! earl ~ ——-——... | furnishing ten nurses shall be connected with jhe How: i war tor bien to: , im to a i | the suecess which the teformed Parliament has met with Trrom Gallynant’s Messenger, April 10) Croupeittow it may be dott | JOURS CRE: stoner PRIVATE Lorrs | 4fd Association. The resolution was adopted. gave him sim y ar advnir ra | 18 howe “good works” in which, sccording to Mr tecal Journale. Yo apeaking of the Might of M6 Das | cae meet Teas ent A199, Carnse ant | 18 Fourth tre Room for avirage. A suggestion was then made that the Assocition pro Bnd the creas i ot Uiricut, it bas always been most feluctant 0 eneaxe, | Tne lors Jee ot the Comptole des Cotca.du-Nord | Broadway, New York i M.D 1 » of residouce 2§ West Twenty-uinth street, | curg frog the Board of Health authority to tate that Tire appreh . Lo nt | With, rexard, however, to the special measure before | Fav.r rng, Ovgaticn that a general meeting of te wire way. aL Ags any patient suffering from cholera who ia attenled by ther tun his vill f 1 | the Hooee, we ennnot but consider It a sign of + ha i veld 2% on Ae JOKS. LIBRARIPA ap | 2UFses and physicians of the Assoc ation shalinot be ro- med to his ti here, Tor opgeam bor Bap, moa tye © ut an advocate that Iva | shareholders was heid-on the 2th alt., when the Di n | A{URNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKA, LIBRARIES, Oc. | moved from thelr own homen After seme dieemten o rector prownted a vary gratifying staterneat of the re of che company, tur Which he was honored with vely addressed to & Class it Paris, and on the following Morning went to draw the money ahove mentione but met with a refusal until the accoant shouldbe ver fled. During the day the Cou,nell of Survetiiane fame day he left St, Brie they ouly beoot ement of others, who, approv: torial object, are dissatisfied ‘with the the retnfer of the ¢ rethiod RINGLETS ror PY AM'S Hale-Bas morgeht f Tenth streets, nears, 21 yee | Martine or A larae « [AIR AND Sos shi at 125 Sixvh avenue, | & of books alw. ween Nint 8 for sale. MATTRESS) than AND HAIR PIL. halt their value, by WM. New Yous, Apt Dear re—An_assoclation has been formed known as n New York city, 0 Young Men's Howard Assocition * Ite objects are to attend to thepreseiag committee was appointed to wait on the Boardpf Health 1868. to be of € to fear. ¥ rfeul pages: 200 (1 —- | to ascertain what moans shalt be adopted to pamote tha ss e« thanks, He then nested and obtained the Medical Common Sense, 400 pages: 100 {Ilustrations: $1 80, s » Pp roidoration of the moot thg © receive from the Caisse | Seat by mail everywt. Postpaid. Cow “4 PUR SALE—A PLY MPTON SECRETARY BEDSTEAD; | harmontons working of the two Associations, Copies of : wa » of Paris a auy'n of 340,000 francs, the valne | (ee, Address the outhor KB. FOOTE new OUEST. Ala 38 yards Brussels Carpeting, almost | the following prosprctus were then distributed) and the | of scourities depostied in lhis bands by third parties, Tho | ACW York: Cone. oan eee 9PM. Tat I oa Sanday oF Monday at 242 West Tweaty-fifth | meoting adjourned: uit by letter ancl th proposes of proceeding, To the SFeOIBORING | dteeraphio. de : e eat, as the Also er " ~ - ~ | wants of thore who may be.attacked with thatfatal dis. a Of this, the only weak point of their line, the attention ue mamaee Rpts A Dg in ae Darr dione PAVARY RED MANUFAC. | ease, the cholera, Tt ow yoses having a corpeof phy- of the govern might naturally be expected to be gin : wile, however, 3 ° -— Stott ore *. IML Canal suet, meat | gictaas and nurses, to feud at a thoment’s nadie to any direeted ; bet it i this point wihel they atill continue to | $00 aiowether Aetitious, Me ew ie ee etd bet | QCMILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED sonaiisipuinaaimnicel place in our large metropolis where the may took Dupny Fromy, accompanied by « oo RS be coca | Say aBceitgln cure, without ihe elighient danger. tor Files, QTORAGH FOR FURNITURE, AC lent py aie | exist. It will also be supplied with all the Mesossar, #2 © Enp! Rascoll himself has avowed the apinion » Steompanted lim to Paris, and wan TN ROC | eee Ne ioe ae ee mg tll Rone ania Skin Dis. | Send orroom, iG HALOuR, So Wee Thity route | medicines and comforts for those who pawn | a that the some Houso of Commons whieds deals with thn poof a paket sets eb omnes Selah cat mat | Seaman No. 4 Sad by ail principal siroet and 488 Ninus avenue. irty-fourth | with the fatal epidemic, as well as use its vors ide What boroughs to objit r Gout thas be ben: = eoncmnen res ne | ty the rang” iS ioe J wit new constituencies to create. But ty | Tes taken away; but there can be ne dow it he ba = = se QTORAGE FOR FURNITURE IN “A Fier chagg " be ected sub. whos agreat mated o!\hy swash, by the way, wi | have ned engrged that the rane ascembly which towes | King been using the capital and deposits of the Compioir | FRENCH ADVERTISN MENTS, | bid write, AL O89 BUGth rene et POOF FOF 8 GerRtenas wets a rea a ate “Ch hems forty fon’ hie fouwd a pretiy Soto wise for that old fright Marchal | the franchise shall legislate om the allotment pf ) Th Havtiteres ot eh catablishment @°¢ heavy, come N DEMANDE UNE JEONF FILLE ema (aarobert), haw ever since veon on the lookout for am ell- because it Is not im the power of governmat wll, ack oeatan to 80,00" france, 60,000 0 POwr soignor une Petite Ale do quatre sos.» ‘ g ble Huchand for Mile, Howvet, At lact ahe bit upe iuaure the fulfilment of any promise of the kid. ince abd even 00,000 franca, ‘Comptas't a pte | O Erving place. 4 © young gentleman with $20,000.46 year in the Depart: ) They do not know what circumstances may ame of St Malo end s Servan bes its payments | ===> <= = - ’ meot of ihe Ain, aud expecta:.oax of $40,000 more after | compelling them to resige, of eva, from & parundat | fs Fo Seo, Seal On Roce Bee or mm INSURANCE, = the death of his father and inotuer. The Bwpre-e |.arase of duty, to dissolve. The uence to bap 4 PECIAL INSURANCE NoTICE.OU BILLIARDS, &C. ‘offered ber young favorite @ marrage portion of $60,000; | prehended ta this cage is that the gecond part of th¢ re- pa —_—— . a eons % ae Ton UOLERA mn DS, ¢ bot the bridegroom, prond of ihc conquest aud content’ | Yorn scheme, he barmony of which admittedly fee. | Jo rimelpaltesens s sapty—Pia | oF eames TEMPLES HOADLEY, te Wea nce § A’ ies grates cae with bis own pecuniary resources, deciined to receive it, x1 im portancs work telegram from April > the - eee ‘ A order, and ber Majesty is his moment looking owt for dia: | framed under a d fivrent set of electoral influences. cards have been posted up to-day here, ie ————— ———— | for sale at SHARP'S aew \ render monds elegans icles of a (rouavan, which, as | is, howaver, fort in Mr. Gladstone's calcu! members of the eee § the 7 ical MATRIMONIAL, re a) Ne exrrena, pot bearing any specidc money neyed morn: | vy the 10th of dawn, the Branch ce till cannot piattty | Go Pact of Meemane, unter the til of Oberies A. Ginuce san edocs Tanna Raaine® HE, AC | WILLIAM. GnIFPTHL THR CELEARATED ne 1 ref ay ati hi r “ater pawn fg fea orpreeion Ty hee ppropriately used tn th | etme into operation before the end of 1867. only . epatch of April 14 mye:—-The Plebiscetum for the Saas ig oh 2) law We matrioen yf -4 rat ctncs Tame moderate riven arb rare fara styl prs Ut houevingou at ue Chateay Noweut, | Whig kay peuigag WO De acked ie why. i it be cially des; eleva of Prince Chagles of Mobengoliern bag e6lh ow oie. atatlshegeu). 160 J uihoe winter SEE SUPPLEMENT SIBET. .