The New-York Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1866, Page 5

EUROPE,. D ONE DAY LATER NEWS ——tpee e THE WAR CLOUD IN GERMANY. Threatening Note from Prussia to the Minor States, THE JAMAICA MASSACRES. Tmportant Evidence Regarding Gov. Eyre. Pourraxy, Me., Tuesday, April 10, 1668, The steamer Belgian, Capt. Brown, from Liverpool on 3 on the 30th of March, arrived here at 6§ o'clock this morni Purser MoNsughton re- Passed on the 6th inst. & small iceberg. Same £ 10} &, 1., passed & stoumer of the National Stem in lat. 44° 277, lon. 47°, bound east. City of New-York and Bosphorue, both the 29th, via Londo ports Navigation Li th of March. amship Nova Scotian, from Portland, arrived at iverpool ou the 29th of March. g The steamsl Bo: , from New-York, agrived at Southampton on the 20th of March. The dates by the Belgian are one day later. st Grent Eritaia, and polit ews from England is quite ral By jon of trouble in Germany and the Feuian acitation in America continned to depress the funds, an & od thet Comsols ou the 28th touched a | commercisl ondy. by the falling e heen countoracted by any. Five-Twonties and r advance on the week. lilin- tive demand, and tonched 81, remium Fears of poli and Pro posit Tairs every day becomes more eritical. In Belin the langeage of the press, by evident dicta- tion of the t, 18 warlike, end great military repa Jus are being made everywhere throughout the | ingdom. Government is algo taking measures in Iu Auatria t Dismark is not likely to | ccomplishing his object are in | d & eircular dispatch to the minor Fing stress upon the inefliciency of the | Federal Diet to settle the present conflict. riher points out the necessity of the e position on one side or he armaments of Austria a ont. istria of having vi and assumed a throate: o the power of th na toward ulitary 1 to what ex- 1 case she shou! war by unmistake- t that the Austrian ama- le reprose meuts tions are ¥ extensive, and sowe of them in view of the ian preperations orders Prussis to take such given by b s peusable, iia Las determined to tate of affairs in the that the question | publishes intelli- which the King of | gove his ¢ ou the 2Gth to certain militery | eits, whics, although oniy of a preliminary | #te that war Au out in the ( proposing & re s by & vote of 157 & In conscquence of this decision Bewnor Siiveds, Diveetor of Public 1 members of {he Cortes, whoabstai dered their-y fyus. Yy Was lhrowd 3 ‘Senor Rios Roass and traction, and somne ed from voting, te Lintest, Marel %), 1866 ved here to- AVEAPOOL The swamship Erin, from New-York, ar says ) | hers is 100 much resson to fear that the peage of Furope s about w he broken by one of the just nnd ieast neces. | sary vars ! utily bope that Eagland | “ 1 war vesseln ure prepuring for sea at Piy- | ’ eported that their destination is the St. 30 Timer's City article say or Lhe purpose of olosiug siuoe alf o Stock iuy was obiefly il L nesday next on on Seturday likely to be Inege. There v until ‘Cuesday next, The slightest syumptom of recoy. yesterduy, nnd subsequenily %, howeier, was lewmporary, =0}, bil ul oue time thore was is iined for tae 9th of May. g 1 rEooE WA Copsequest i downwerd movement on tie 4 Jast price wa o g4, The BORL ke oprossion d ws of & for 4 ParisBo ¢ under ihe wost yu- o Prussian dificulties Lion, and the Hesin' aro tokiug great ad- iy position of sfiaire to depress m r»-lib. o har intimated big intention to meintain bis t ¢ a Colonisl Bishop, and to enforce Lis de- t the Coloninl Bishopric's fund frow which | i be Leard next term. The » ved from Jumsice. The Roya! (ommissis ging the investigation to | selose, 1ud oxpected roun 10 jeave fur Logiand. The | o8t ivporlant evidence oblaived during the lsat fort- ht bad beens reapecting the extent of the po.called re- lon. and how fer Gov od in the gase Bon that The conspirucy Rus opiumn va umentary, whic and otiek gentl s selo e 4 Lge 1o say Hie Kxew! produce the documentary evidence, forg.tten from whom the cral evidenc brai Aoy the withesbes sxamined s to (he means cin- w.-& ®r the mippression of the tebellion, were @ern . Brandt, and Provost-Mar- i | sikay bis beeu screshed on & charge of wusder, dress of loyaity Liss been presented 1o Hie Fycel- lsncy fom over 5000, ehiefly bin Wamecres st Morart Bay, and deplo f depracating the | g 'he menns em- ’hfl” Lo suppress the zebellion, . f pelaL press by e ident diciation | of the military prepare- | hou ihous Uhe kingdom. 1 ine ) o A irie the Government is slso 1o gx‘m—un-m of the coming struggle. Anstr doiormined to put s end to the provisional stute of ™ in the Duehier, and if necessary will propose thet qresiion be referred 10 w Europesis Cougress. The /nieprudence Beige of the 29ih has news ibat the Bing of Prussia bus given his consent ‘o eertain militery ®rangenients, which, though only pretiminary, indicate 88 2'uiost inevitebl he rate of diseonnt be Baok of Euyglend remaine WK e et o — Commercial Intelligonce. 'va.:::‘l:." !.A"nbh '!:.'.—’l‘h. commercial news i BREACTOrIS—Waketo d, Nesh & u'.“.:'a"ml'.enua'&u, : Fiocr dal). Whest tende Gowhward . higber. B0 was sssier a1 the clove: ~Ths anig #athor Beet ok essier. » 1.3-‘;3?"-'..».. r:'?:m o a178/, Puirer qelet and eesAy ow g lowe:. Coffee i sales ot 36 “ . tma‘gl."- 475 ] -mu_.anxn; for Americsn, Afmu:en‘m A1 40/ for Frenad. Petrolowm quiet ol ¥ o MAREWTS, By wead Whiel is tirmer ud“ ol w‘ul . R -fn . Tea firmer. BiCe u 4 » LATREY. lowrvn M persearRsne A mmas 0 | autk I W kitelia!] Railroad, T NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, commaroial mattors sinos the olows of the dispatol this after- PROYISIONS—Boef oasier. Bacon inaotive, and 1/ lower on the week. Lard still deciining; salos at 71/ @75/, Propucs quist and steady. Loxpoy, Marod $9—evening,~Coneols o'osed af 861 2265, United States Five-twenties, 718714, Illinois Central sharos, 80804 Krie shares, 55 @554, FROM WASHINGTON. ——— Oontinusd from First was to bo 60 grains in weight, it ahonld b largor than the old copper, which only weighed 61 grains. Mr. KAs8oN thought Lis triend was mistaken as to the weight of the old cent. r. THAYER suggested that, a3 25 per cont was to be of nickel, it could uot be the size of the old copper cout. Mr. CONELING asked wlhy not, as uickel w.unglmh then 0op) r. THAYER admitted that, but said it was infipitely more mallenble, Mr. KA8soN thought it quito safe to loave the matter in the hands of the authorities of the Mint, who were op- posed to large coint Mr. GARFIELD inquired whether the coin would be in- trinsically worth its nominal value. Mr. KASsoX replied: Certainly not; it was to be used 83 & mero temporary coin, botter than paper, aud to be subsequently redeemed. Mr. GARFIELD hoped the comntry would not hiave an- othor standard of value. The bill was pussed. RESOLUTIONS PROM NEW-YORK. Mr. Davis (N. Y.) presented joint resolutions of the w-York Logislature in regerd fo the States lately in Re- bellion. NEW LAND DISTRIOTS, Mr. DoNsELLY (Miun.) introduced & bill to establish a new Land District in the State of Minnesota, to be known as tho North-Western Land Dis Kead twice and re- ferred to the Committes on Public Lands. WRIGHING EXPORTS. Mr., Jaxes Hosensry (N, Y.) introduced a bill to pro- vide for and to regulate the weighing of exports end for other purposes. Road $wice and reforred to the Commit- tee on Commerc This bill fixes of New-York at sation ahiall not exce o anuual salary of weighers at the port 2,500 provided the increase of compon- tho amount of foes earned. PENSION LAWS. Mr. FARQUAAR asked leave to offor & resolution direct- ing the Comimittec on Iuvalid Peusions to inquire into the expedioncy of amending the existing pension lawa by providing: First, That all pensions hereafter granted shall be in amount due to the rank held by the person at the timo of his desth, discharge, or mustér out. Second, Allowing every pensioned soldier to druw annually one uniform suit of clothing, and, Third, To pay sl pension- era quarterly inssead of half yearly. : Mr. HARDING (Ky.) objected, aud then at & quartor past four the House adjourned. FROM ALBANY. i New-York] nnd Nreoklym jerests—Third Heading of a Large Number of Bills—De. tes and Gemeral Preceedin, From Our Special Correspondont Asaxy, April 10, 1866, Both Mousea have done an extensive busineas to-day in tho third reading of bills. In the Assembly an animated debate sprang up en the bill to ineorporate the “* Producers’ Warehousc, Guaranty ond Comwission Company.” Mosars. Pitts and Brand- roth avowed themselves utterly opposed to it and to all associations of s kindred character, and Mr. Cochrane thoroughly dissected it and exposed its Lideous features to the view of his hoarers. During the discussion it eame out that the brother of ex-Speaker Littlejohn was inter- osted in the scheme, and that he Nad spent the Winter in Albany looking after it. The ex-Speaker favored the pas- sage of the bill. The debate was rather apicy. Iu the Senate, the bill allowing Supervisors to levy a tax upon towns that have not responded to the tioned amount, from the Cldef of Buresu of Mfi Btati for the erection of & Hall of Mlhulr! Ry ) was debated by Messrs. Godard, Sessions and Folger. It of the was finally 8o smended as to prevent the ) tax except upon the request n; the town authorities, can it be paid ont except by the direction of the Boa Town Auditors. In this shape it was ordered to a third reading. HALF A MILLION BAVED. The Auemhl{, yesterday aftornoon, considered, in Cpm- mittos, the bill ineking appropnaton for military pur- poses, aud progress was seported. In the Houss, pertuis- siou to it upon it again was refused; in other words, it was defested. The bill proposed to take from the Treas- ury the trifling sum of half & million of dollars. As the military establishient received $800,000 las will gt #200,000 in the Genoeral Appropri it i6 thought it will be able to go throngh the present , if st all economical, without the additional half on aeked for. LICENSE IN NEW-YORK. yesterday, Mz Brandreth moved that the Committee hsviog the bill in charge, report the act relative to the selling of liquor in the Metropolitan Distriet, Wednesday morning. Th mmitiee would not be ready to report; they claimed, they wanted more time; but Mr. Brandreth’ thought they had had time enough, snd so did the House, and directed them to re- port to-morrow morning. The Liquor Dealers’ Assoois- tion of New-York, it is believed, would be willing to pay #4 50 ot losst, 1o defest this bill. EXPENDITURES POR PUBLIC PRINTING. Senator Woleott, Chairman of the Senste Committeo on Publle Printing, early in the session submitted to the Beneta a report in whieh ho brought to the attention of that body the unnecessary expenditures for publio print- iog which had charscterized the legisia: of - vious years. This report shows thet while responsible arties are under contract to do all the Legislative printing Fm the sum of $50,000 xanually, for u series of years, the suws axnually « icd hwve boen greafly in axcess of that amount, notwithstanding the coutract. This excoss hes gradually incressed, until last year, when the entire smount paid for public printing was $214,161 50, Of this, $1 048 19 was for 1 rinting, befug an oxcess of $77,048 19 over what the Btate was obliged to pay by the contract with the public printer, In view of the fuct, and the financlal eondition of the State, Mr. Woleott recommended that the present Legis- lature, without being governed by any parsimonious snd should, iu_the metter of legislativo or- or printing, adopt n rigrd cconomy, and only ithorize such expenditures as the public interests de- manded. The recommendations of the Souator were unanimously concurred in by the Seuate, and were most erfully mssonted to, for the time being, in the Lower House. As Chairman of the Commitios Me. Walcott has never swerved from the rule laid down in bis report. Every proposition for printing bas beey careful od, ond tho numbor of eopies ordered wi In the Hon reduced to just what the public interests have seemed to require. Probably by this course the exj of printin, ordered by the Neuste have beon redue half, an many thousand dollars saved to the tax-p State ibis year, while the d]:-;!xl.c Los in go sense been the sufferer by the rule adopted. & Mr. Wolcott hias earned the thanks of the people of this Btate for having so firmly resisted the pressure frequently mude upom hiza for reports favorable 1o priuting schemes in which parties were more interested than the publie. Had the House Committee, or bad the House itself held out a4 it commenced, snd cobperatad with the Benate, s vast sum would # bheen saved to the State. Instoad of bem&. as last year, $197,000, the expense need not buve been §50.000. Itis bui just to Mr. Wolcott's associatos, Messrs, Tumphroy and Sutherland, to sey that they have eor- dinlly supportad bim, as Lave the Senstors geuerully, as shown by the fact thet in nmo instemce bas the Bensie fuiled t6 sunction the recommendations of its Committoe. USSR New-York Legielature. SENATE.. Ausawy, April 10, 1866, The l'ng\ DEXNT announced the following Special Com- mittees: On the Benate and Asserbly Apjortionment— Mesers. Andrews, Hoyt, H. C. Murphy, k Jornell; on Docks and Piers within the Metropolian District— Mossre. Piemson, Low, Gibson, Ls Bau and Thomas ! Murphy. The Assembly smendments to the Brooklyn Motropoli- tav Railway bill were concurred in. BILLS PASSED. sud increasing the sularies of mewbors of poiltsn Pollce foree; chongiug the name of the Jews' Hospttal of New-York; for the relief of the Society for the Protection of Destitute Ro; olic Children 1 New-Yuzk; incorporating the Morcantile Library Asso- ciation of New-York; anthoriziug the construction of & suilroad from Gler's Falls to intersect the Saratoga and C Govergor trausitled a commuuication from the Secretary of the Novy, saking that jurisdiction be ceded to the United Btates ever certain lands adjoiniug the Novy-Yard, Brooklyn, for Navy-Yard purpos Mr. Gimsox introduced 8 bill, in s next, and it was referred to the Judiciary Committee, to weilitate the construction of the Skaueatelos Ruilroad. Relative to Life and Health lnsurance Companies and their sgents. 1t relates to the munner of preparing infor- ustion es 1o their busine ] For the sunual report of Buperintendent of the lusur- ance Department. l"ix% the salary of Justices of the Pesce in Brookiyn At BILLS ADVANCED T0 THIRD READING. Authorizing the sale of certain lands in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. To y;:v:dc Tos & perade-ground In Kings County. EXNBNING SESSION. BILLS BEPORTED. Authorizing the City of Buffalo to subscribe to the capitel stock of the Washington Kailway Company, and 1o facilitate the construction of said rsilroad. Yor the rulief of the Brook!yn and Newton Railrosd. Authori the Nupervisors of New-York to raise funds 1o refund certain moneys paid into the Superior Court and not sccounted for, Mr. Law moved that the bill to refund taxes collocted from oertain banks and insurance companies of Now- York, and which were im upon that portion of their sapital fnvested in securities of the United States for the 1883 and 1864, be referred to the Judiciary Comumit- , with fustractions to awend so s te provide thet there 1! be refunded only so much as the city ia legally liable ’ the motion, but it provailed 10 to 9, y wocording 1 in ans. 1. Kovaxs roported (L baok B asamad wes boot o0 124 DOy Bosk and ast Broadway snd Battery Railroad was ordered to s third reading. REPORTS. By Mr, . C. Murrny--For the relief of the Backett ot., Brooklyn, Railrosd. By Mr. FoLGir—To incorporate the New-York Safe Deposit Com nu{. Ceding to the United States jurisdiction over certain lands sdjoining the Navy-Yard, Brooklyn. Adjoutned. ASSEMBLY. The vote on the passage of the bill to incorporate the Drew Theological Seminary was reconsidered and the bill recommitted for correction” to report complete. The same action was taken on the bill suthcrizing the North Ameri- can lusnrance Company. To make special deposits in the Insurance Departmont. The SpEAKER presented the report of the Trustees of Union College. BILLA PASSYD. Authorizing the formation of the Rockawey Beach Land and lmprovement Company. To incorporate the Now-York Steamship Company. To incorporate the Metropolitan Indemnity Warehouse Company. Yo incor- porate the Traders’ Exchange. EVENING SEASION. BILLS PASSED. To amend the genoral in To amend the act for the impr of Bushwick-nve. To incorporate the Mauhuttan Houss and Elevator Company. To prohidit officera of corporations from sclling the conneotey Adjourasd. THE FENIANS, 5442002 The Excitement in New.-Brunswick—Warlike Demenstentions—Larthworks being Thrown Up—FPers 1 Euocounters—Political Dise tmrbances at Frederickion — The Fever Terouto, sTPORT, Mo, Taesday, April 10, 1684, The British war-ship Pylades arrived here yesterday, | and wont to 8t. Andrews. The British Cousul and the United States Marshal are at Maybee's Hotel, abeo, i Communicstion between Bt. the westeru towns on the British side, was destroyed last night by the Fenians, The garrison at Campo Bello has boen inereased, Earthe ‘works were being thrown up all day yestorday. The Fenian convention is sitfing. The hotels and boarding-houses are crammed with Fenians, who arrived | from New-York to-day. The inkabitants are * skedaddling” from the borler and coming here. Firing of sm: rms and rockets is continusll ring,and thore is a perfoct panic. Thero is bad fé either side of the bay. Two more English war-ships are reportad steaming to the north-eastern headland of Campo Bello. A Fenian vessel with howitzers and other arms, was not allowed to go out of the Rarbor at 12 o'clock last night by order of the officer of cust t 18 supposed, in the English interest. The Feniaus are confident and cool. statu quo, pending further orders Preverickrox. N. B., Tuesday, April 10, 1863, Information regarding the Fenians is of sich & nature a8 to warrant the authorities here in plactng the frontier in & more effectivo state of defense. Last night some men, 90 in number, endeavored to ship 60 cases of rifles and thirty cases of small arms from Portlaud for Eastport, whicl is opposite Cawpo Bello. The agent of the steamer refused to receive the arms, but the men came on t- ort. Troops and a gauboat have been ordered from Kt John to Campo Bello. One company of volunteers loft Woodstook last night, and another starts this evening from this plnca for 8t. Androws. Freomgiextox, N. 1., Tuesday, April 10, 1860, The Lower House met this afternoon for a few minutes. The Attorney-General aunounced thad the Goverument had tendered their resignation, and were awaiting & rej ly. The Governor is expoectod to send in his auswer to-night . In the mean time he has chosen Mr. Wilmot of the oppo- sition to form a new Government, ; The excitement is still very great. Soveral personal en- eounters have taken place in tho strects between the par- theans of either side of the question. Iu oue of the wost d.aeu(o of these, last evening, blood was frecly shed. o gunboat I'y oseur- ing on Mattors are in ludes of the Cosst Squadron bas been ordered rom St. John to Campo Bello, to watch the Fenians, ToroxTo, Tuesday, April 10, 1666, Michael Murphy, President of the Hiberpian dety, and five others were arrested at Cornwall, while on their way to Portland, on suspicion of being connectod with Fenian fmovements. Arms and ammunition found on them. They will be brought before a magistrate to- day. Torowro, C. W., Tuesday, April 10-12:90 p g, The errest of Murpliy causes muck exoitomont. Kheehy, the Secretsry of the Hibernian Society, haes just been sirvsted. The officers are afier other prominent Hiber- nians, A genersl search is to be instituted for troasonable rs and arms iu Hibernian Hall aud at private houses. Parliament will not meot till all the waritime Provinees adopt the Confederssion scheme. Towoxto, C. W., T , April 109 p. m, A Coruwall dispatohs, just received, says that the men arrestod wore Miko Murphy, Pat Cullon, Ed. Keys, Mike Stesy, Ed. Kelly, Mike Morrisey, Dan. Harnett and Thomas Hanlan.” They wore all armed to the teeth, and bad a large som of money on their persons. They are now all jail awaiting examination. citement here in Torouto ia inereasing. SECOND DISPA TCH, ing made, promptoess. [y LaTTES. To Taesday. Apri! 10, 1666, T'he Leader of this morning hss the following dispatch: Port fore, Monday, April 9, 166, and stafl left Toronto by this morning's ton. They wore all fully armed, and In jed "they are en Join the army of the Penian Murph rain for p Qteplayed rovoivers frosly. gmle L Campo gellu ?ubua. ter, < Mary five othe o o satno paper hies slso a later dispatch from Lancas- anying: .gv, Hoad Couter of the Fenians at Toronto, and traveling from Toronto to Portland, were Coruwall on suspicion of belng sonnected with the expeditionary movement egainst the provinces. Arms, in considerable quantities, and smmunition were found upou them. They will bo Lrought before the agistrate of Cornwall for eXemination.’ ——— THE MOUTH-WEST. ——— RuManism—Insane People at Large—The Ore- vasses—~The Meshodists. Kaw Oiass, Monday, A pril §, 1606, teamers George Cromwell aud Arriyed rrimse, fom Now-York. Attacks in this ity by stung-shot, and the whipping of citisens, is becoming of daily occurrenoe, Many lunetics and robbers are around, leased from asylums and prisons during thi bere from ull parts of the country. he lower crovasse is being closed, but the upper one s too wide to close, The eads of the levees are beiug who wore ro- lvmr, and who secure The Mathodist Conforence ia discumsing the Fpiscopal vetoes. The union in prayer with the Methodists of the City of New-York was generally observed on Sundey in all the Methodist churches of this city, —— From Shreveport. Suneverony, Wedneeday. April 4, 19866 Via New OrLeaxs, Monday, Aprll 9, 866 There is very little ootton comiug iu_from the iuterior. The demand for the staple hero is good, and prices heve advanced. Tebacce Sale at hmend. oxp, Va., Tuesday, April 10, 1860, ams's warshouse n—dluyl Ldrge Ricnx; At Hurreys & Willi sortuent of funcy yellow leaf tobacco ¢ hundred. (he Ligheat prices obtained sine he war. A large company was present. Fourxeas M Tu , April 10, 1866, The Knglish burk Cermen of mfi:{lna the brig Cy- clone of Priuce Edward's lsisud, schooner William Cousins of Prince Edward’s Island, brig Star of Hope of Bowtan, were wrecked in March ot the cosst of Mexico, near Tobasco bar. Markete—Reported by Telegraph. New-01 29, Agril 9.—Ootton qujet; 2,400 bales; Jow Molusscs o . Fl d Corn, BUBrdfe. , Soe. Tobmeeo, fpir, 143 Mess Pork, §28, Bacon, Hhonlders. lm. 198, . Obecks on Now. ,Lwo-l —Cotton to New-York, fc.: to Liverpool, vre. { April 10.—Flour qolet; pales of Western Kxtra BALTINORE, At 99 25289 50, wtnu:{nmv Kod, 3105 oonta higher. Cora soarce and higher White st 850, w, 780. 9 o, Outs, ssles ut 5840, Clover Provisions dull. Bogar Coffoe stead. PHILADELYHIA, April 10.—AM trade Is vi downward movement in gold. Potroleum cent por ; wales of Crude st 23) 924, ”&l"ufl.“n‘- free, H.ll:.':‘bu by "nrndim; sales of ¥ quiet; ulouflnwnnm Henic., kit 4 i 1o s 1@14e. at the opan ehnllell.lfi v, 13,500 busk. Vbls, Fiouz, 81,000 bush. . !I.L‘M l|—1:flll|h‘h“.n 15, usk. Cora. 10,500 bush. Cor-!-”- ALBAXY, April 10.—Tlour . Wheat g!uu. Corn 7 r No. 32, rv dull at %0, for Mixed, and 8110 for Shipped by tows, 7,600 Cora. 0. 1 Western. four-rowed. Attontion Is called to the advertisement of H. R. Shotwell of & country seat for sale st Bahwar. We oan vouch o2 1ha Sruid of e ks or bonds of any corporation with which they are | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1866. i RoLITIOAL. New-York Towa Eloctions, QUERNS. sin Queens County oceurred on the is & gain of one Kepublican in the ANDERSONVILLE CEMETERY.—W. A. Oriffin, Supor- inteudent of the National Cemetory, Andersonville, Ga., will bo thaakfal for donations of flower seeds to ornament the gronnds of this Cemetory, containing about 50 acres, ia which are interred the romaius of more than 13,000 Union eoldiers. Contributions left at No. 56 Gold-st,, will be forwarded. The town elee 3d iust. The res [ Suporvisors. MARBIED, BUTTON~HOLDEN—Tn the Brick Church, on Tuesday, Aprtl 10, by the Rey. Grdiner Spring. D. D2, the Rov. J. Ford Button of el plin o Kate 3., duaghiet of the sto Horace Hoiden of tble ,The now Bo y Deinocrats, 4; ladopendent, 1. g B ! Chnrter Eleet in Mudson Counmty, N. J. eity. FRPRIE Tl i " of wrs took nlace yoster- | VAN HORN—RAFFERTY—-On Tharsday, , g The charter eloctio ity officers took place yester- | VA0 0 Capt- 8ih U 5. l:t'lm’rdy, to Mary Wimer o and Hudson City,and al- | daugltor of Col. Johu C. Raer | | duy in Jersey City, Hob | TT--On Tu-sday, the 10th inst., by the of the though conducted in a spirited manner, uxchllnm.ohler < B riie’s futher, was minintained. Hoboken and ifudson City elected onry ‘li; ‘lj.u.uuu\l to Carrie H., deoghiter of Abrahiam Leggett, xg., of this sity. | Democratic Mayors. Balilaore snd Chicage papers pleass 6opy. | InJersey City, the contest batwoen Orestes Cleveland | (Dem.) and Daniel McLeod (Rep,) for the Mayoralty is DIE | yers wid ot & late hour last night it was belioved | BARRY—At Rye, Westclesiar Co., April 10, George Barry, in e | that MoLeod was the successful uudiu-lt.' The cm-l }.",l‘.n.{:.x';;'” 44 b #01 Vards ot letel o _— ” | vase in sowe of the Wards will not be completed unti s o, on Duiday, Oh Agrl, Catln, 1 10 this (Weduesday) forenoon. Volo cast was 4,852, being an inorease of 744 |l THRUE WS of the family are fovited to gad tha 10 year ago, (when Mr. Clevelnnd was oleoted | neral services st St. Paats Chuzch, Tompkineville, ou Woednesdsy, v} and 518 votcs loss thap wero cast atthe | 11 at 2 oclook p. mi, and et B Bark'e Chureh, {n the Bowery, af tia) eloctic the Fourth Ward, itichard A. Wood is undoubtedly od over VW, A, Nafew for Alderman, which will bo 1hlican gein, ho Seeond Ward (strongly Democratic) at 11 o'clock e (Dem.) for Alderman, was 14 shead, aud majority ovor MeLeod. day afternoon wud evening $1,000 to $300 was k D SON—At bis rosideouce, No. 127 Thirteentlist., on Monday evoning, of meningitis, the Rev. Robt. G. Dickeon, Reotor of the Church of the Redewption. aged 53 years. Noti‘e of faierad will bt §/ven bereatir. DOV NG—La thia elty, on Tuesdsy, Avrr;l 10, Thomas Downlog. Notice of funers will appear to-morrow (Thursdsy). RO~ Ou Tuesdny ing, April 10, Elizs, the wife of James 4, 8ud siater of (e late Oen. Sumner of Boston. s of the funily are respecifully requested to attend the ices, withou her vhmc-.&um Calvary Chureh, - and Tweu'y-istat., on Friday afternoon, The friend s April 10, 1966, w . : Franklin 8. Mills, Demoerat, for Mayor, sid the whole lrcads of the fumily are rospeetilly rvitedto D e & clecte vosterday v 1, o1 at 1§ ¢'clocl [T tickot was clected yosterdiy by an average 1 gelosk, o Mo wajority of 00, ol ebia The Easex County (New.Jorney) Town Eleciions Niwank, Toesday, April 10, 1568, * Tn the townships of Essex County, which held their olections yesterday, the rosult is the same a8 last Spring, in Milburn, whers the Democrats gain one free- hoider. The new board will sta Republicans to 12 Demoornts, The dispatch sent the evening papers gives & wrong impression of the facts, - —— Pianlcipal Election at Enston, Fenn, EastoN, Penn., Tuesdny. April 10, 1606, At the Charter electic hillipsburg, N. J., to-day, Jeaseo F, Carhart, Union, was elected Mayor, over Lewis C. Reess, Democrat, by 181 majority. - ——— Albany Charter RElection. ALDANY, Tuesday, April 10, 1966, The charter election held in tliis city yesterday resulted in the eloction of the Democratic cundidate for Mayor, (Imrft- . Thacher, by between 700 and 800 majority, and in Greans-ave., Brooklyn, on Betur- Dermut, h yeer of her sge. 'y are res| afdll; fuvited to sticnd from the Ke- the 1 MILLYR~1I5 Brooklyn, on Tussdsy. 10th insty Frederick Lincols, ouly son of Johm and Margaret E. Miller, agod 1 your. The vrlz’l»" wad fricnds of the femily are invited to attend the Tunera), on Thuredsy, st 2 o'clock p. mi., from No. 88 Fort Greeuo- place. ROWLAND—=On Tuesdsy moming April 10, Mis. Anna Row! wife of Furman Rowland, sud on'y a..'.':m of Ll Inta Rov. Tormadl C. Davis, aged 2 years and 13 & inyited Lo atteud the funes e relatives and fifonds of ¢ rom, tha O tist, cor. Thirty Afth-st. e P . Her remains . April 2 ot Hulberton, Orlesns County, N. Y., Reed, aged 11 years. TOMES—A! Compwall. N. Y., on Sundsy, 8th inst.. Francis Jeeltn, son of Hearietta Coleman ead tho isie Hev. Charles Tomes, ln the o age. d (bw triends of the family ere fnvited toattend his slvary Chureh, Fourth-ave,, corner Twenty-first at., on tho 11th inst atd p. 1a. - Wadne Nasivilio and Mompble, Toth, papors please 0opy. the election of the Democratic city tickot, except Police | T4FFANY—On Baturdsy, April 7, Abby O. Houdly, wile of John L Justice, tkv majorities ranging from 350 to 700, 8. HL M, | _Tiflauy. i 3 d _l";n-l:‘n-, bwu lican, for Police Justice, has 1,300 majority, | The remisine will be taken o Utica ’vnr,::vmt. 1 i f public t o VAN HORN—In New-York elty, dey, April 10, Mary W. 0 Republicans eleot seven of the ten Aldermen, and the g 1'.,,'L J"r_z’rvy‘_-:n“mnl--gu' i Ay Democrats six of the ten Bupervisors. The total vote polied was about 10,500, Funersl (o day (Wednesday), at 4 o'clock p. m., st Astor House. 500, I Leckpert City Elcction. - W Wi LOCKPOKT, T April 10, 1806, e N o'clock The Charter slection in this cit rosnlted in tho | o th seaicn o hes imer, Mre " 162 Wout Rorty: eloction of the autira Rapabliesn wun: 3 ,p,,fi..,“ gain on the A Y P 751 T T S T SO — ority— ’l‘hu{lupubhml also elect threo of the four Supervisors. The Common Couneil stands 7 Republicans to 2 Demo- crata. Gypecial Notices, Pricos Groutly Reduced AT ¥.B., BALDWIN'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. Nos. 70 AND 72 BOWERY, AND WHERE THE PRICES ARE REGULATED DAILY BY THE FALL OF COLD AND GOODS. SPRING OVERCOATS, Meeting of the Mtreei-Cleaning Commls A moeeting of the Comminsioners for cleaning the streets was held ot the Mayor's oftice yesterday morning st 9 o'clock, A communiestion from the contractors asking for addi- tional dnmpml-qw.nn«h, and boards and repairs to certain of the dum[ung-.mnrd- as presented, and on motion of tho Couusel to theCorporation the following resolution was adopted: Resolngd, That the Controller be directed to inquire, aud re- t the next meeting of the Hireet-Cleaniog Commislon, 88 s for new i xtent to which the reguest of the contrac b dumping-grounds and boards, « ad the rejairs to the old boards, DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, v be comptied with. Of now goods and Spring Stytes, for Mew's,Youth's and Boys' wear, P e following was also sdopted: Resoived, That the Coutractors for cleening the irests be wotified 1o appear at the pext weeting of the Commission. in order that they report at what time the sald contractors oap remore the sccumalation of masure and garbage st the dumpiug-gronsds, The President of the Motropolitan Board of Health presented s disgram, showing the streets cleaned and not Cloaned during the week ending April 7, 1866, and o lotter from the contract was also presented, together with the rojorts of their foremeon, showiog the streets cleaned by them during the same period. The Board then sdjourned e ——— Tretting on the Fask Course, Firet Trot of the Scuson. Yesterday a fair attendance of the Labitues of the trot- ting track and the personal friends of the reapeotive own 8 of the horses engaged in the race, was present on the | Fashion Course, L. L, to wituess the first trot of the | season, for a sweepstake of §1,500, mile Leats, best three in five, in harness. 1t was not regarded as the legitimato openiLg Of (e Opring aeason, which takes place on Tues- dny next, when the first of the series of parses offered by the proprietor will be contested; lence the wany of the most influential supporiers of the trotting o $aEt nay be sessanted for. 7 8 | e Bontrond W o The day was fine and cloar, alihough there was o keen- MANUFACTORY AND \AREROOMS, ness in tho oir which shiowed that Winter had not quite e Py, Coparted. Thero warn thiee horsos entared for the race— - o M. Olarkson's b, E ockland Boy; Mr. Thaney's g oni not surpaseed in thls ciy s te make, style end prices. The Custom Room and Purnishing Department nob equaled. Batisfaction aiven or the money returned in ali cases. F. B. BALDW e ,,Nfl' T and 72 Bowery, b Ralxing the Old Fing over Fort Sum: Th TER CLUB will bold their first Anniversary and celebrate the evest of ralsing the Stars and Siripss over Fort Sumter, by & Diuner at the Massion Tlouse, Biookiys, SATURDAY, Apetl 14, can be cbtalued of STEPLIEN M. ORISWOLD, EDWARD CARY, Union Office, Brooklyn. Grand Bazaar and Pascy Fair FOR RELIEF OF TRIEH STATE PRISONERA, NOTICE. AB contribations, receipte for tiokets, and subscriptions mant be ve- tarned o the Directress belos 177 Broadway L. ©L=The . Furnitul " T‘llbl«‘( ED P l:".l. . e g DiNING-ROU and CHAMBER SUITES, PARLO) fu""' and Mr, roy's b. m. Lady Jones. kland oy was the favorite in the pool betting, selling for §18; l,.i 16, and Stevens $12. - - o - e p— 1 #dmits of but little description, for the Lady Steeve-Butious nnd Studs, art, and her opponents | New vivles Two, Three, Four, 8ix, Eight, Ton to Seventy five Dolare breaking A0 budly that they could scarcely bo got downi to | aeet, for saie by GKO. G. ALLEN, N rosdway oue door & aquare trot throughout, she came homo an easy winner | below Canalet. by threo lengths in 3:01, the judges distancing the other | “qa oot 7 0r (ke Ladies’ Union Rellef Atw two for having run the greater part of the raco. woctation, for the cae of Dissbied 5 s0d (heir Fagiilies. a6 The Aiscussion gave great dissatisfaction to the inter- « rece'pt o f the following douations during \he month ested individuals who Lad invested their cash on the dis- tanoed horsea. Graydon. . a0 IMMARY, ) O Fasniox Covnar, L. T.—Trottiug. April 10.—Siake, 81,600, il Milo beats, be 20 0 3 0w %M L "e 50— M0 Mzs. JESFRRSON DAVIS.—Tho report that Mis, Jeffer- e son Davis ig, or has been recently, in Washington is in- Ly IR ;: : correct, Khe is now in this city on her way to Canads, Mosrs Taslor, e0gseerss 30 0 h:pcrmmmn, to visit her children who are at school in (o il B ‘é: that provinoe. .,t : Advertising—The Frults of it in The Weekly Tl 00— 0w By Mrs Kelly— A fow weeks sineo ““The Manchester Land Company” | From Richard Kelly, o 00 1% 00 inserted their advertisemont in THE WERKLY TRIAUNS, “ 0 00 and in six other papers in this State aud Now-England. -4 Under date of April 5, 1866, Mr. Brown writes to one of L] the editors of THE TRIBUNE sa fullows: H-] Duak Bir: That advertisement has done wondare. 1 have .’ :_ recolvod nearly s thousand Joiters from all the States from 4 Maiuo to lowa, inguiring aboat the Manchester lands, askiog ms torms, requesting & pamphlet. 0o e commnence with the words, or their equivalent et your advertissment in THE Tumuxe, aod heviog aleo read Mis. Haskioa— 3 »; Lrem Jobn Btephenson, 9....cieiriirererstiess 86 M= 36 80 Solon Robinson's desoriptions of West Jersay, 1 write for farther information.” B ey, i The reslt of adyertising in your paper has been so satiafue- SF- oM tory, that I have conoluded it the best eoonomy to coutiuue it o in Tue Weekiy TamuNe, however large the expense, and : ne dlgcontinne it in ) other papers. s ‘Wo aro getting in u first-class set of poople, Maine belng 10 00— 10 00 langely reprosented, A party whioh purchsed land last week 100 00 b rotarned to load a vossel with lumber and the hoasehold § 00— 108 00 goods of six familiee, This vossel will come info Baruegat " A James R Inlet and up Tom's River withiu nine miles of Manohester, ‘The project of settling the wilderness of New-Joisoy is » sucooss in whioh THE TRIBUNE may congratulate itsolf, as others soon will, for the good work in this cause. Not & man who lins come to ses for himself hae expressed By Mo, Kby - Rirbyer From: Leowsrd Kirby, esq. ood. oue Lundsad snd slghts one word of dissatisfaction et what you have said about these the (atoilies of .ou‘:::‘ lands. They bave fonnd everything exactly as you have rep. | comprising 1000 pecsons have boen viited ot loust onca & week, resented. Respectfully yours, Lawis B, Browy, | ert N LY, Tresurer. mmunications for the Treasurer vo 'k e oice Tur WERLY TRiBUNE has a oirculation larger than thet of any other newapaper, sid o lerge proportion of its wubsoribers tako no othor journal, The space in this sheet allotted to advertisemonta is necossarily limited, so that onch has the sdvantage of being easily seen, and all are gonerally read with as much interest as news-mstter. No. M4 Wi sad Levens, full each; Auerican T for suie by GEO. C. y. one door belaw Canal ot t Doliars, i invalide’ Traveling Chaire on Whetts, those who have tried it know—no ad ” There is—ea wl i now—no sdvertisiug o'v‘-fma.nl-n: 5 to AR, A medium in the country so cheap, because there is none so profitable, to the advertiser. Thoe paper ciroulates among the industrial and thrifty elasses—the Warmers, Manufec- turers, Merchants and Mechanies of the eountry—and is carefully read by their wives and dsughters. 1tis safe to say that esch adverdiseruent in itis read every woek by not less than half & million of the most intelligent of the people. He who makes his business, his merchandise .or his manufactures, known to this immense number, soat- tared all over the loyal States, cannot fall to do so to his owe manifest and great advantage. Oxprwaxy Anvearisiva—§1 a line eaoh insertion. Irem~In the News Column—@! 50 a line eack inser- tion. %%wa tilkuaons, ot e e S T s S W. C. I AT 3 por gt - 2 1% MY 8ot i o frg 1o 10 this p. w1303 il .1 Fark place to whem be made aftar M7. Sheldon led NOTHING INSEETED YOR LESS THAX §6. No leas by the quartor or yoas, Address THE TRIBUNE. No. 15( Nessaust, Now- ek | | ?, - SRR AT TR0 £ i n. R, . R, THE MEDIOAL BALANCE SHEET. CUST OF CURE. llasiested by FAOTS AND FIGURES. READ AND COMPARE. Thers are two aspecial poiate conaected with the trestuent of dée- easo npon which the siok require, und have 5 right to expect, ssourate information. 1n the firet place, they devlrr to know what medicines will eer- tainly snd speedily restors the to health; aad In the sesond place, what will be the expense of & eomplate and radicel eure, By contrasting the moderate eost of RADWAY'S REMEDIES with the heavy expenss fnvolved in employing 4 phyeicias, ead zev- _curiugthe mediciues he may prescribe, it will be sees that SEVERAL THOUSAND PER CENT may be saved by resoriiag to the three ohrefully prepared vegetshle specifics known as RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS snd BADWAY'S RENOVATING RE- BOLVENT, which comprehend within remedisl runge all types of scute e1d chronic diseass. This san bo made manifest by fow U- lustrations based on fuota. To bagin with the READY RELIEF. Case 985, —Heory R. Morton, New-York City, te selzed with severs vomitiug scd purging, sscompanied by cold ebills and violent pals ia the bowels, A physicien is called. treats Lo pationt for CHOLERA MORBUS, Firat vislt, $3; cost of presoription, W ceuts. Second visit next duy, $3. Change of trestment. Now pres- scription #1. Patient still sufiering and sioking fast, AS this stage the READY RELIEF is soggested. One bottie 50 osats. A tes- ‘spoonful in water is given azd aa applicstion madv to the stowach and sbdowon. Puln cesses—vomsting is stopped—discharges are cheoked —system recovers lis tone~strergth is restored. Patiest pervpires freoly, and falls into & refreshing sieep. Core complete. NOW BALANCE THE ACCOUNT. hyelcian's bill, iy nreless) $1 T...... 07 W T O e g M the bottie sparad fOr other exiguncies - Balauce in favor of READY RELIEF, Case 1,160.—Froeman L. Forayth, Brooklyn, s attacked with Agwe and Fover, Medical man ealied in. Charge 3 per vivit. Lookst daily for a fortuight. Proscribes quinkse, pepsrine, srsenic morpbims, ke, Proscriptions eostly, averaging 1 per day. No percptible {mprovewent n patisnt. Adviwd to try READY RELIEY est REGULATING PILLS. Reliof § ownts per bottle, Pills 25 cenls por box. Halffa dosen doses of the Relief, diluted according te dicoctions, bresk up the fits, sud two or throe doses of the Pills romove the malarions virs of the disesss from the system. Post the Books agahu: Phiysician's socount—id visits st 83 sach, $42: pregeritions portion of which effect it {asdno Relief, 80 cents; Pills, ‘cure,) being & surplus for futare use. Balance ia favor of READY RELIEF.....conuss Case 2,63.—James B. Hendriok, New-York Oity, night sttack of wiolent Bilious Colic. Doctor called in. Visit $3. Beeond visit im \he morning $3. Third. ia the afternoon, #3. Prescriptions, #&- Patient etill In agony end pulse snd streugth failing. At this sage the RELIEF administered, paroxysms of pain arrested, aud oure per- fected by the assistance of s few dowes of the REGULATING PiLLS, which carry off the corrupt and acrid homors that esused the stiaok. Compare again: 4 . R e KD e A baad). n Balance i faver of the RELIEF RADWAY'S READY RELIEF is & liousshold medicine which ae pradent family that understands its valoe will ever be without. 1t fa- stantly arsosts pain, and ite effacts s defensive siialaut, sapdyne, wevine in aholass, aholara movbus, Willows colic, spasms, fts, male- rlous diseases, &, tramscesd those of any other preparsfion As aa external application for burus, wounds, sealds, bises, k0., s 0 equl. Pass on to RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS, Case #92.—~W. A. Staart, New York City, & martyrto ebronie 4 popria, complicated with liver complaiat. Physicien's bill for year's sttandance, $200. Prescriptions, $100. No tmprovemsal. Aj patiie gune, sicknoes st the stomach, tarrisle opprewion ailer suting, bowels rreguiar, complexion cadaverous, body ewmaciated, pain be. tween the shouldors and la the right wide, grest debility. cpirite de- pressod. In this condision patient resoria to & course of the REGE- LATING PILLS. After tho firat two doses te dlstrossing symploo sensibly sbate, aud the patiest, porsovering in the use of iis rewmedy (s0d adopting seoh rules in reguri 1o dist. &0, 8¢ common enes gest), is soon parfactly well. Four houss, 356, each, sufice to ovesy relic of the complaint Contrast the cost: Mdica) sttendance for ove yesr, $19); medioluns, Four boxes of the KEGULATING FTH w 2 veoh (and s cute petiocted)... , o $100 (of no Bslause in favor of REGULATING PILLS...... Case 1,23, ~Macons W. Mount, loug & suferer from livee coms plaints, bas paid, be says, ot difforent times, shout 330 te phy* wiciaus, sud he thinks s owmch wore for medbiines. le indused be try the REGULATING PILLS, with oocasional doses of the REN- OVATING RESOLVENT, to assiat o removicg from hls syween the effects of the mercurial treatment to which he bas been subjecied b TiokoM | 4oon feols the banelt of the changs. Takes, in sl, fve boxss of thy Pills and throe bottles of the Resolvent, and ok the end of the course i+ wa wll aa lio over was fn his life.” Glanos at the ancount eurrest below Bille for medioal aitendacee, $330; outiay for prescris 350 (30 mnob woney thrown aw: < Five botes of REGULATING FILLS, #1 34/ boities of RESOLVENT st 81 sach, #3—(disesse removed) e io favor of REGULATING PILLS sed RESOLY The REGULATING PILLE possess the aiterative, muil-bilious and dininfectant propertins of Mereury, without say of its pernicions W tributee They aze wanufaetared o yacuo from sonceutrated voge table axtrests, and are an sbsolate spectfis for all disorders of the stomech, Liver, boweis and hidaeys. They tone the system whils - Heving the bowels from vaceld hamors, sad coutrol the liver more readily than bise pils or any preparation of quicktiiver, or ibe salte o8 oxider. And sow a few worde sbout ths eflects of the RENOVATING RESOLVEN Case 1,660~ Zackary N. Lathcop, New York Clay, a sofferer from chrouio scrofula; has besn long under physiclans’ hekde; bas bwige had the disorder sappressed with blue pill esd merou-tal ointmsah, but only te resppear in asothar and more maliguent formw . hes Topesiodly salivated, aud suffers from meicarial discase with the eriginal discrder. Supposes he bas puid for medical attently auce aud costly drugs, such as lodine. hyd. potash, eorrosive subltas- ste, extracts of saraaperilla, varlons ackds, ke, over 8380, Iy recom- mended to give the RENOVATING RESOLVENT wtrisl. Bofors the Arss bortle is finlshed there is & mauifest shange s the sppesrance. of Ao nores with whiel he is afecied. As the modictos is contiavely Ahoy begtn to heal, snd afar the course of six beities be is asound man. The marcary s 008 of his system, aud the dsease is 004 s pransed, at cradicated. Once mote pure, unconteminated blood rase in bia votms, sud bis lieslth and vigor are complotels restored B Briks the balauce: sdvice and meg snorse Uha naslose).....vo Rt aenday flsfi&zsm.: !nr B ek oab priocless Lissaing of ealth is FewOIed. ... (s, by which the of Balauce in faver of the RESOLVENT... €isse 1,064~Bergs. B. A, Gole, New-York Cliy, o relamoed teer. Complaing, chronio rheumatiom, produced by exposurs the war. eoe month “ usder treatment” since bisv Rocetved doring that time 30 visite from bis puysicien. esch. Cont of medicloos preseribed, cousisting of co'chec: a0, quinine, morphene, byosoyamus, ke.—all expensive—and swbrocations, $1 ¥ per day on an average. Whole smownt pald pressciptions, §15, Not the slightest chaoge for the better RENOVATING RESOLVENT asd READY RELIEF (as on snter, nal application) recommonded by physictans ss » deruler resort. Rer it jwmedistely Deneficlal. Patlent convalescent in three dape. Wikhis four weeks, palu, swellings. coubrsctions and all other towe removed. A radical care. Number of boities of RESOLY takan, four, and Lal( o dosen bottles of RELIEF, wsed asan externsd remedy. Lok agaia at (ke comparative sxpense R R A TR ‘onats, (+very irace Balavce o faver of the RESOLVENT and RELIRY..... RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT is the most deparstive, and the most powerful restorative that has ever bees vived from the vegetsblo kingdom. It eliicates from the every Wace of scrofulons or ayphilitle virs, ersdicates morsurta! din sse. and is the caly proparation wiich can bo depended upen for ¢ thorough cute Lo tumorous. cacerous, aud other cousuming discased of tha fleaby Sber. 1o ealt rhoums, erysipeias, aud all cutaneous erves tions, it is aqually effiseci and as i effect i mol merely to press symploms, but to semove the morbific esues, the -n:‘ efiects sre slways persoanent, ose bottie of it conteining mere of the. ective distutectant end purifying prisciple of Sarsaparilis than fs &9 fused through 0ME @ALLeN of ihe ordinary eatrachs of Wi reol. Tha above comparative view of te expense of ordinary medioniinn and of the eost of eure through the sgency of RADWAY'S REME: DIES fo not in the sifghtest degres everdrawn. 11 is founded om teasi- mony fn the possession of Dr. Redway, and socessible to oii whe desire to examine it. The sole objest has been to ILLUSTRATSE FACTS, ta o fumiliar way, by exkibiting sn ACOOUNT CURRENT botwoen disesse and the stereoiyped prastice en the oae buni, ef Dr. RADWAY'S REMEDIES oa the olber. If, however, the Sol ance lu several thourand per cend fa faver of the lstter {n an esonsmels. point of view, it is infinitely groates in. sasitary semse. As reqerly cont n emparison may be taetirated. Dot netes rgurty m oo The supertority of the READY RULIBF, REGULA and RENOVATING RESOLVYENT, over all ether classes to which W9y belong basbess made tee o bo omer eettully Sleputed in any quarter, ond is too great to o oy toben. RADWAY & Gs., 2:%&&