The New-York Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1866, Page 1

PRICE FOUR CENTS. continng oureturnsricty wioin coomrinatimin s | PROM - WASHINGTON., NEW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1866. arations of Prussia. | recovered 14; and Erie shares paid up 4, Illinois Central shares | and we are to large degree in Ignorance of the precise grounds Which he is acting. He is member of one of the most powerful between the Mid- | 1, and do. bonds, oinw tates. _In 6 note presented by Count Carolyi to Count | 'LivERrooL, Corios MARKET, April 2 and 9, —Market qufet Tocratic fatdien 1 this courirys he i heir to o property yerbaps a | (ho data of the last fow years, that we shall send o large 9,00 & D! t as the property that is iu ands of any oue | minority of of ition members to the Legislative; 8 majority and irregular; sales for the 1wo days, 9,000 bales, 1,800 on | £t *5 U VO Y P he i » ‘member of | [0 m’wwl;mm the possibilities. N orton. the Argu. PR wark on March 31, it is stated that it had come to the Techinibon, prices 1d. per M lower than last Thorsd alx e s omby > Moo hose Rostlle o ment, desyite barrassing irritating obstacles ujustly thrown in the way, there is nothing in the constitution vor ¢! n wnonsererer v % |QUR -~ SPECIAL - DISPATCHES, 7,807, "'V"L"}-(XVI. EUROPE, ation relative to the military p uent communications were passin y the 220 23 years sgo, produced in knowledge of the Austrian C that the Government of | SPgculations prices i per B 0t o heat and. Flour dull | hecs ponsibilty | and unchanged: Indian . lower on the week. whic aggressive Ime wonarchy. LiveRroot, Wednesdny Morning, April 4. 1966, ot s 4 Although the groundlessness of such an assertion must The nonm-mg Malta, from New-York, has arrived. . d of vast peoperty. ai ) Hisoog o feel e evident to Europe, the Government deems it advisable | 'Tto steamship City of Boston, from New York, arrived at | charseter of the from whotn he s %o far separsted, may feel % o d 4 v to enter a protest against an imputation which i8 totally at | Qeenstown to-day. il emaking Kes dypesbunsio ".'Xr‘:".’.;{;“ A =i | metion .;:,I L '?.:.".h.,’..:l‘fi.f‘.“.&fl"fif- c::v:nt‘r’y‘:n’in':rl —— : pariance with the actual state of things. The undersigned | ..(;'717373.:’::'-":3.?;.'1':..‘"."-’ 49141 saies Monday end Tuee- | o 8 D e s ey asomrance. they there fs Do Oyunaty. Pressing steadily, patiently. actively on, “‘without ! s, therefore, received instruetions formally to declare to | {4 %00 . 2 e bbamaponioli ot oo ia enirolled n your associstion, or who will struggle during | huste, without rest,” for LIBERTY WITHOUT REVOLUTION, set- 3. Colut Biemark that vothing farther from the intentions | T eclise was sessed by continsed Besry recelpis. 1 b iy f ting s il sicre orws of goveruiaont wide, patriots Dot COLORED PEOPLE'S EMANCIPATION of the Emperor than to set offepsively toward Prussia. X 3 Y = A - artisnns, we can, with the beip of Universal Suflruge, peace- iperor than to act o BreADSTUFFS—Flonr dull and stendy. Wheat quiet and B o, Napolcon 1o beone of ‘ours, make him OLF citisen ANNIVERSARY, b ent that T which Le hse taken up. 1 thought 1 Nqu the King of Prussia, in order to get nd of the on g THREE DAYS LATER 84 | of having given risé to apprehensions that peace was in | *’Loxpon Cony MarKer, April 2 —Market unchasged. Nl tuge one oveniag fgued by Lord Grosvemor administration of it, that can prev danger of being disturbed, had not only attributed hostile TALLOW MARKET—LONDOX, April 3.—Tallow quict at 43/3 | father, for £500 for the anti-Coru-Law League. | really will, from voting in, sooner or later, a liberal majority ——— intentions to Austria, but had spoken of the probability of | @43,6. Ic 1.rdm| Ta—.mwl. lling to entel X .»u;«‘l 1'_'.'.;‘ oin in al(ht;ILehplllllnhn;' Now in face of such & mfl:ng, coustits- s’ being taken ag ¥ H A1 . any deuuneiation of expresions of trong feeling og tionally holding the * purse” in its power, apoleon or s being taken against the Pru LATEST COMMERCIAL. Tor on this taatter 0 1 had hesrd what be had o sey upon . 1 [ his suceessor conld do but one of (o thiuga—go over o it or stendivg on bis acisl elevation, and ou- | st by n coup detar, be bub one of two things—the controled New-York Federal Appohtmen[gl perbape vt much acqusinted with the | 000 conatitntional, representative, prlismentary Progress of Armament in Germany. WAR BELIEVED TO BE INEVITABLE. —— f Side with ;*;vl nr\'y:‘;::“}pu'(l‘f '"'(;Jl'xrv-*r"" "';'“fli'nl’m;‘r“l“.r |hl': -lePnA!- Corn .‘;x.u(.ndf;.mlr; nmn:- bazo. . L dink N Wi ajesty and the Prussian monarchy preclude the possibility ROVISIONS— Deef dull and easier. Pork tends downward. éot The Minor German States Refuse to Side Wilh | e o o bt the Emperor is mindful of the duties | Lard quiet aud steady at 72/ for American. Bacon quiet and | gHGEE4 00 Be toke—it Frdupsign, Wi | 00 o foremont abjection to the proeramme of the bes), 03 Prassis, :}::A[}.d‘\:tnn,fia'.‘q(Tyl:r.‘%'l russs, is the (” n;':\':‘fyr; gty ol ey dull aud onchanged. Butter e tn Uhe windom of the noies which be bad gl 4ad | good and theoretically wise to become #oon practically true. 4 d His C ing Trial. ederation solemnly bound t« orm. he Emperol * s b @ 10 authority whaever to say more then the im t 't know th . Tich ah American o 10 controvert the canditions of article 2 of | 1, PROVCE.—Ashes qulet and steady at 36/ 237/ for Pots and e e o th eveisg— | Abehaomistof the ol hopeless, janaticely 1ninesimally Jeff. Davis and His Coming Tnal, o g B e Bt feemation, which forbids the members of | Beatls. Sugardull Cofloe steady. Rico qulet and snacy. | for | o done cop et ey e wati 1 o A e o " al b Bee o Frises . ’ Rosin quiet at 7/, Spirits Turpentine inactive. Petrolevtn | auy of his Kiends—still 1 will not, until T see it sctually enncted, Not ,{."_,;y“"".";‘ lN:-;r:u'e R oIl oans, tnet they do thess > /1. iite believe that be will lend Eimself to men | think very much fn- 4 Five. | ferior to him i morsl sense, who sre ausious to destroy ihis bill, to things bet! B etarn the Government, sad, it may be, (0 throw this gre sy | tellizent, enlightened, sproad-eaglest. and she rest of it people | MPETING OF THE HOUSE ON SATURDAY. into the chaos of an sgitation out of which st sny rate persovs fn the | on the planet, that they do do some things here in the way of position of Lord Grosvernor can have nof to gain. popalar elections of wembers to the Corps Legislatif, aud in 'No wonder that the Tories were scared.. 7he Times squealed | Bt way teso wembors beiare themtelves whes cected, ox ————— 7 in Fran itisto be submitted to the most in the Bund to bave recourse to violent measures for the settle- . t ment of their guarre At the same time, the undersigned, qul‘:’(‘p"{)l" -fi'{. Count Karolyi, requests the Miuister President to commu- | Twenties, 71, nicate the contents of this note to the King of Prussia. He | @801, New- Refined, 2/ @ Austrian Protest against the Prussian Note, flrr«-rrwnlu»prlh:l( the Government will think fit to re- - - T pel in positive and unequivocal terms, as he has done in ont in the ** vile terror” which it ncoused Mr. Bright of iscit: | amplarily worth onr notice. For instance, the liberal voters A Phe name of his Cabinet, the &uspicion that it intends to FROM LONDON. T e Soomedoes eThoottod 1o bilingagate on the hoad | of btrasbour, instead of seittug up their lttie locally best Adjonrnment in Honor of the of Abrahem e ——— break weace. By such declaration, eontidence that the e — of *that fellow,” who was accused, inferantially, of the worst | mau, take the liberty (which .Jmu but never use) of setting ternal : f G will not be disturbed b f the Reform Bill kind of national incendiari 1 “y to produce the b h 4 k out of all th d candidates internal peace of Germany will Lo ¢ disturbed ma, e efo) cendiarism, and a general design to produce n he best man they can pick out of al e good cf el LETTER FROM THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND i’ : z Hind of Batioma e, e dos. guisuico, the | tat Hibern Krance ofoe. Fdonard Luborleve. o man whose Lincoln. 5y e " ‘gram from Vienna of April2, seys: Tiritioh Lion, Al bis conscrvative keepers are, at_prowent, | pecinl studies for n lifetime in constitutionnl faw and political has been induced t P. ke further diplomatic doing their best, in the words of Mz, Lafayette Kettle, to | history, whose wise, and learned, and eloguent words and ———— TO MR. PEABODY. been induced to take a further Cip make that noble Lrute * put hix tail betw: s legs and bowl | works, and high personal character, and otber long, well known step in consequence of the circular dispateh addressed to with anguish” at the prospect of being allowed o larger cage— | qualities, have marked as the preciinently fittest representd. ‘Wasnixcroy, Saturday, April 14, 1666, A the secondary and minor States of the Confederation. but be doest't seers to 1wiad it much; in fact ratter likes the | tative and dvoeate of their free principles and wishes for THE NEW-YORK COLLECTORSHIP. o) ]d.)rvdn ||?| |Il. ]A trian I'uv'l-w:!ndul at B;rl\\n pre- m Meeting and Npeech at M lde‘nI o 4 1 the B . freedom. ‘The best man in Strashourg mT' 'llhumfl any Th % Be New-York Colk ;onh' D A B J ented @ dispateh declaring that the signs of Austria The ball, set in motio; th , Al the Pirminglam 1 hi J b i aseomed us 6 e campe; over the New-Yorl ‘ollect ip goes REAT BATTLE IN CHINA. wers peaceful; that its military preparations were made ter—Meetings Th in ®avor | aud Brighion mmm,i‘“..ir. o Tolling, There have been | m e et tian. s Parisian. Now ter | ou with r»pm-::d vigor, and it seems nlmonmurn that . e with 110 hostile disposition, and that the Tmperial Govern- of the Bill-Exaspe meetings everywhere. And of four in London—tw of tho | contra, there is not an _inteliigent inhavitant of East Hallelu : ment was determined, under all circumstances, to abide by “The Times” )A\-'.t';lul.lleluvm Leagne, one of t ~\V'.-llmrlm'n'dl' - Jah (of our party)—and uli inkatitants of Esst Hallelujah (of | Mr. Smythe will be the winning man. On Saturday the The steamsbip Saxonio, from Southamptov, on the 4th o } ite duty to that of Prusaa under the Federal pact. &V | remps to Meare Folks as to Comscquences Ansocation; aneat ydolion Hall. Tulugtorasd, thers at | oo pary) b leen oo, o 1A SOt B lowarhi | President osdoors were cloasd, and it wes sadarsiood thet:2e April, arrived Lere yesterday with two days later news from Was fi“f*&;w{ that xfi.A .-,‘.;_W.,”(;..‘Zn,,,“ t would feel at o b ellbrsistioion Huddersfield, Derby, Birminghain, Brighton aud Leeds, in all i representative 10 the General Assembly, or faila to vote for one would be admitied; but about 2 o’clock p. m., Thure b= Hberty S0 B0 8 A T HARNIA e - p— v Hudderatio, e, b em. T fuct it bas | Lim oa tho ' feasible cadidate.” Verily our peculiar aystem | low Weed and Mr. Wakemsn called and were ushered i A telogrm froin Vienns, Apct S, saye: mmor’cur | From Our Speclal Correspondent. Pesorted to its old trick of supgreesion, as it did about the | of Politioal Geography—quite uuknows in Eugland, France, b yesdon o a - L ——— rlnu: l,m»(L.ndzx ll)nk.-urvfi bury wlm!mnl arrived here Loxpoy, March 31, 1666, Jamaica strocities, and those of A""f'mmxn' in our cl"ill Italy, Belgiom, in every other country where the lel: into the Presis !bllilh)oln. Soon after, Mr. Smyt) eullod,w“ i desires to mediate between the Austrian and Prussian sov- " o : . | war. Itsonly hope, now, to at the bill and prevent Bob | choose their representatives — exoggerate small politici but was not able to see the President until Mr. { England. ereigus, is not credite g ¥ This woek the prospects of Reform—still our promi- | Lowe fmdmg’hlnr fin oo extreme ly disreputable winonty of Ln Mt’z': . L by o came out, which frer 4 m. Hi mxemn‘nd The Philadelphia from Mobile, the Woreester from ia] Wiener Zeitung publishes the text of Connt | nent topie—have brightened considorably. Likemany another | ¢ e—for the weak kueed Lib wetting wonderfully T member of the Corps atif is not able to attend the | ¥ , which wes after 4 p W " 26 ore. the Gawbia from New-Orleans, all arrived at | Karolyi's note to Herr Von Bisiark, denying that Austria | good eause—say the abolition of Slavery in the United State stiffened up under the autipblogistic treatment of Mr. Glad- | daily seew ons of that body. Lie sends in Lis written excuse ov about an hour, and themp instead of returning to New« d 18 sreiating ta stikok P 7 " ¥ sto to frighten people. etition of leave of absence, which is read or uotified o bis | york as ho had expected, remained here, and this after. pool April 1. '}"fi! e ¢ ",“‘} e - psaldnal Benedetl it has been better served by its enemies than its friends. As | Accordingly, it is b tho old women of both sexes, both in | brethiren by the presidiug officer at the opening of the session. J . o gl - The Frigate Bird, from New-York, amived at Liverpool | .0 e e b el O arshial Tenedeck | yon could alwaye rely.on the slavcholders doing the worst, the aud ut of arliamest, that the Bonorable chief of the Botany | It oo of the mewmbers dies, bis funeral is not miade occasion | 100 e agauin called to sce the President, and was introe $ ry s d has been named Commander-in-Chief | ©o0 o0 " the most violent things to necessitate Bay me sow directs bis batteries. Actusted by enty, | of u holiday for the suryivors. A fow members are offielally | qucedto Thurlow Weed, and concluded to remain over april 2 of the arm, th. The chief command of the | ™ injudicious, 0 bings batred, malice and all nucharitableness, he is sowing to the | appointed to ceremonially represent the last respects of the - 3 The Susan West, from New-York, amived at Gravesend | forces in Italy will, it is said, be intrusted to the Archduke | the extirpation of their Juggersant, so their natural | wind, and were tbe working men of this couutry balf us bad a8 | rest, who meantime goon practically with the business befor until to-morrow. Although nothing ix certain, there is no April 2. :\l;“rul:!. s friends and admirers, the Tories of England, are com- :0 fi-‘ll'"l&';‘:': -lamhldn:;mdlyh nln‘r the -{wlulwul. Unllvl them. There is no lack of fervid and Kmrllr&vhlt eluqlliml‘: in | doubt but that the President is determined to-night to aps & The rumors of Russian armaments are till current, ollin, o etter, but dreads that the House of Commons wii 5 r the loftiest por Lottest . ® g THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT BRIGHATON. 1'h; Presse of to-day publishes a telegram from Florence lr'll!u.s the lp:u],le to -: nn'uu;ub(ll' rnnavfl)n:n nl;d ,;m be ;‘h nwhu::cu—pl the moderate measureh now offered ;m-m- are in‘.(lurh it of mtrm‘m'luglnwih?rl cches the | POiDt erh Bmithe. as hai'uu ne:"ngo u: -{,:cpomtlr.:o- h cathering e e ree 3 ouncing the format of & e of 5 ¢ utions in the prosecution of beir _ rights. n less | b, erumen! Jeity or the Other Party, with a * fawiliarity that breeds con- | pew. This, however, is not at satisfuctory to Mre The usual gathering of the volunieer force took place at ?:’t:lln:'l;:;“u—n:j):r v"n':é?-’x:::‘.:.:u'fu"(':;.‘,'l.l‘irn 0,000 wen Dear | oy “week tho aspe the ‘question bas_entir T e ans of it are 1o more unselish than other men; | temwpt” of the speaking party. lm gl delip v 'IY o Brighton on Easter Monday; between 20,000 and 30,000 | Truc o sy, oyt changed. The issue now before the country is not only the | and it fs not in Rewan nature that they should personally huve | 'Lhore is & supersufliciency of idle talk about the war be- Y h ening o) ceedingly derogae g The Prince and Princess of ispatches from Munich state that it is proposed to | Scoottarce or rejection of Mr. (adstone’s bill, but the exist- | o very strong gbjection to the mystem which sent theft 1o | tween “Ausirin and Prussis, that is to grow out of the disgust | tory terms of the appointment. sescrmbled on the occasion. The Prince and Princess of | concentrate o corgs d’armec between Wurzburg and | ence of aLiberal administration. The misistry baving, wisely | Parilament e i Nkee The task of reforming itself, | of the former power with the Fraspd greed of the later o s Walcs axd the Duke of Cambridge reviewed the troops. Aschaffenburg. s well s courngeously, resolved to stand or fall by the | any more than an individual likes taking physie. o, withthe | specting the poor Schleswig-Holstein country that they so A DISTRICT ATTORNEVSHIP. peously. y p 1o D T THE NORTHUMBERLAKD. e o At fortifications arebeing thrown np around | measure, it lies with the people to close up ranke and o into | esception of 8 eertain vusmber of very frisnt, FeOFEOTE I e fdlly combined their overw helming forces to wrest from | Mr. Wakeman returned last night, having, itis unders Another attempt has been made to lanuch the Northum- | the fortress of Neisse, in Silesia, action after their leaders, determined to win, or to stack their | member of Parllament would willingly attempt reorganiziog wark. Funds at the Bourse bob up and down with this stood, tak en with him a letter of appointment for Mr. 8, berl but proved unsuccessful; she remaius bard axd According to the Vienna papers, the fact that Prussia is | 8rms in “ calm, dishonorable, base submission * at the feet of | the Constitution unless the country emanded it. Hence the | cast wind of taik. Nowspaper folks spin long raveled yarns d . . P R J 3 armin y B ey 5 G S S50 18 | he triumpbant Tories. That is the alternative, and one is re- | vital neeessity of acoeler te impetus from withont, | on the subject. Quietmiuded seusible folks, when they can | G. Courtney, Assistant United States District-Atto fast. arming is undeniable. The Prussian Government Lave A 7 : e 3y forbidden the e joiced to see it nccepted pretty thoroughly. An entbusiesm { which, just BOW, seems to have a very Talr bead of steam on. | force their weary thoughts o it, re inclined to think that | ¢ 1o pited States District-Attorney, this being in come of both of them need for better uses, in military warches, conu- s [ooUing: | message he sent to the Prosident just befure be br moans and needs to annex the Duchies in the long rav, so Wai | hislast. The President bas written a letter to Mrs. Di Ty thaa fadtoring the foolah boman nataral greed of tho Pras- | inson expreesive of bis sorrow ut the deatb of her b .,‘,:,‘ .".':é:‘fi'.‘,‘,‘fl‘,' and assuring ber of bis sympathy in her soow. aigus is expocted daily | already forbidden the export of horses. : Which the bill was certainly not calculated to evoke on its hat at a Cabinet Council | ywn merits seems likely to be excited by the delightful | pation appears to be aware of the fact. How it will ac K robibition against | perversity and admirable unreason of its opponents, | sade’ The opinion of the Clubs and men \owig graceful letter hos becu written by the | horses being exported from auy part of the Austrian do- | and especially by the outspoken rancor of the rene | the Lill will pags ity second reading, but be minions. This decision is believed to have been caused by | gades whom' w deficiency of drill in the ranks | mittee, or o8 Lowe is reported to ba fo which they bad deserted, nrged to the front. ‘The Tories | ymothered inatead of sirangled. Tiat then Club gossip 18 om: ‘Wixneor CASTLE, March 28, 1806, the presence of numerous agents in Moravia buying Lorses and their allies Lave shown unmistakably that what they hate v 08 wrong as it is cynical on questions whereln popular | sians for more territory, be can I@epthemr tration of their political liberties. ~Austria, The United States frigate Can: 40 arrive at Southampton. The Ost Deutsche Post states AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE QUEEN TO MR. PEABODY. held there it was resolved to issue a ly with the tion at “large to decide, and the | both nations wil d d deal of money, that the le . ¥ Tt rests entirely with the nation at “large to daci oth nations will spend & good deal of woney, peopl pliasce with the last wish of Mr. Dickinson e e «The Queen hiears that Mr. Peabudy intends shortly to for the Prussian Government. turn to Awerics, and she would be sorry that he should I A telegram from Berlin, April 3, says: It is believed | #pot the partioular kind of Reform proposed. but Reform it- | feclivg is wainly ipterested. nd withont being assured by berself now deeply sbe 8D | 414t in renly to the dispateh of Count Karolyi, Prus The arguments put forward by Messrs. Lowe aud Hore "I'he last returns show that the cattle plagae s, at present, | tough to resiat Prussian asceudency. Neither means to come COLORED CELEBRATION. e I ount Karolyl, Truseia | yap, and indorsed by Lord Robert M s | i L o freah nttacks beig slightly over 6,000 The | to Llows, bowever; each being coustraiaed by conmideration of | e be Di etlo Dissnses Pravention Aet is indicated | the logical copseguences of a war between thew for the cause e colored citizens of the District bave made exte tes the noble act of more than princely munificence by @ has sought to relieve the ‘wants of the poorer ¢ will state that she has ta her snbjects residing in London. 1t is an act, a8 the Qu evee, wholly witlout parallel, and which will carry its oward il the cqusciousugss of Laying contributed qo larely 19 femard 1 e cipeion it ean. Tt Derp émadves. The Emn would not, however, have been s r. Peabody some public mark of her sense of his munificence, z X wnd sbe would maflv have conferred upon him either @ baron- 1t is stated that an Italian squadron, destined to cruise in | to bow far it is hinge; they differ as to what extent the franchise ou; are radi- | operation of th the drunk. | by the return this Week. showing 7. en note of the declaration therein | ¢ ‘ranbourne, assert that the unen hiat she also has uo intention of following an | cally unfit for the possession of a vote—in effec 20 cattle as killed, as com: | or causes in question. Prussia would risk its Rhive provinces, | preparations for the celebration of the third anniversary best | sgeressive line of policy, but would desire explavatios re- | ards, brawlers, brutes and corrupt rascals rst-named | pared with Tast woek, 5,197 for the previous week, 1,711 | Austria would risk Venetia, and both would risk, in the com- e 2 . specting the anmaments of Austria. member for the rotten borough of Calne—''a villaze in the Bor the woek o ing Feb. 24, and %0 for &.: ending Feb. 17. | motion of war once began, & terrible revolutionasy shaking of emancipation in the District of Columbia to-morrow, bave secured the services of eminent speakers, amol ——— Weet of England”—chose to call them. Now, the Liberals of | 8o you see there has been a steady increase in pole-axe opera- mouarchical prestige. England are about as much divided iu opicion as were the | gions, The Government has i »d consolidated orders ill, what with (L possibilities of this improbable Austro- | oy oo Gen, 0, 0. Howard and Benjamin F. Butlers sfied without giving Ttaly. p K itionists of America. to whot 1 have compared them, as | pijcable to tho whole country, simpifying tho mode of dealing | Pruseisn war, and of active revival of that ever smoulderiog “ rable to interfere with the existiog state of | with the disease, and giviog the local wuthorities iucrease th | Tre procession will embrace the majority of the colored help of ussian poking—out of the present Danublan Priocl: | 1osidonts of both sexes of Washington and Georgetown, ‘o the Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, but that abe | the Adriatic, is in course of formation. ttobe | powers—which was bardly necessary. lowered, and many were disposed to consider the redistribu- ‘A Curate’s Augmentation Fund ks been recently inatituted | pality complication, there is certain uneasiness and anxiety = 4 " . For there ia & *' coucatenation of things | together with the colored regiments stationed within the Departmeng. In response to & communication from the ever wenacing, incendiary Eastern question, provocable—wi g such distinctions. It ouly remaius. therefore, for the | summoned to meet at Florence on the 6t inst. Of fhe vafitage, which will only pract cally inerease the power | tore are just3.9e0 of thewe gentlemen, who are n :ecciptof less | aceondingly: M RmArk Y Mitagais & otbing I8 of raver hwgortance thau that Fra 5% s wminature portrait of herself, which she will desire b So gendas you : . o ¢ of April ;3 states that, ccording to advices | Bt oni \uret S AN KT very” should, with our con. | Gown the incomes of the poor biskops, sate of whom heve ia- | wolgbt in &l great debates of Europcan policr, whether it would be sgrecable to him to have nderstands Mr. Peabody to feel himself debarred from accept. The principal generas of the italian army bave been tion of seats of more urgent importance $Lap o mere lowering | by the Archbishop of Canterbury. In England aod Wales | in the minds of men. en to give Mr. l’enbo«!‘ lhu‘:l::url:;‘:fif h:rnpe.mm: 1t is asserted that the Italian men-of-war have been o fs gt Rl y b y . : Kk : e curiously girdling this political world of o er wish 10 ! y asking him = . 4 e of the nnrepresented classes, without touching flagrant anom- | than £100 ear. It is proposed to relieve them by * volap- s thus . ‘ h- : onered to rendeznous at Aucoua or Brindisi. ol forextinetton. Tt ap we Ko | tars contribitions.” Of course nobody would think of cutting | should coustaquly prewido, or at worst astist, with im Committee of Arrangements to the President, saking we painted for bim, aud which when finisbed, can eitber from V 1 . N i Venice, military preparations are going ou in Veuetia. | gont, go no further, so the Liberals Lere entertain no donbt se 20,000, plalner than that shis weight s sometbing diminisbed by the Whi —— to the expediency of increasing tho electoral body. To sdmut ‘he Fexian Tead Center, now o Paris, is said to | romote pressure of early 10,000 troops iu that scaly Mexlosn the procession march through the ite Houss sent to him to America, or given to him on the return ich, she rejoices to hear, be meditates to the country that n“ nln 0 muLZh..' i L4 i Bnactoan Gt s The Russi im Cemtral Asia. ::';" ';';'""lmrfl;wn :4 mlinn;l' onght to be v:n’h.l;rn peedy retorn to the United States. lhrdl I :m' b; ness. Bu:; he ?;d“ plllnfl';lhln‘h ",‘J“ the urr‘rlw of | grounds and balt in front of the Executive Mansion, cone e London Times says: It is hat we | qpa i . e ded fro direc n the government of the ¢ recdote about B, true of false, trom the correspoudence of | the occasion for withdrawing them is exactly proportioned fo E 4 g are indedted for the greatest boou ever given to the poor of m‘,ih' ’:{,’;" 4 "”l’l_;'l,"“ % '}{;fi'"‘ ';“.:,“ Bt. P:"l" '('.""' is to renounce the whole creed of Liberalism. The el The Telegraph : e e o ashiy of resrultiok substisgtes o asria, to | descendingly replied in the afirmative. As some little 28 oty e entreated Gen. | and borning indignation with which Mr. Gladstone | ~Abost fhres weckasince he daciares be drove deiibarately in un | his need of such subtitutes s0d to the probable fabbiness and | doubt exists in the minds of the eolored population bere severl He and bis two | ugcontractile quality of the sinews of war, & loan, in fine, of | . 4o ene character of the President’s views on their politi= SLondon, and it s to & citizen of the United States that the | oy empieff to disconti $ Quecn Las thougl ! i . ; nue hostilities, and had declared his | repudiated ~ the . etigma which the To part car for 37 wilos, paseng ) e B pellore rersoual XPIeS: | readiness to give up ot once the Russian cusoy whom be Whempted to~ ‘aflr o | their poorer T e | e e grmed éod mesot mischiel I ssuie Bon nmgr:‘lli\:.-‘;' n:l‘imzom;“em:‘i;“ ‘m['"g f;a held in custody. Gen. Tchernaieff had acceded to the | wen was perhapa needed to raise their feclioge to the right | be koew m:-...m..m. in tbo Castle. Provaly be s little | " ghrowd old pepa-in Emir's request, and awaited the fulfillment of his promise itch—pertaps expressly calculated for that 'me}d n:l, ob- | s ™ . maxim of "trade that partners never quarrel :5m'.J"‘..‘.&'.fi',"u.wm"lu b nwrm‘uuon ah':(u 888 | oon for 8 specch. that | which his M ajosty i in bigh uncommon weat. L el ’K‘h:l lgew:w- will, by the way, | cal status, it is not to be presumed that be will be called feeling which should prevail between WO coun- bauk vrdari " he said, | i 1 § fi o "I*'vd bas done 'mw'hw Iaslermu]nof.g s { 78 el gt fhe iy .'_ &nu;‘; -fi'd':h'\n{a:;rm‘: N ehentions of tho Conservativen &7:-':;- kel Jesrishing. "'_‘."{‘ "',,‘}n'r;\ trical world | Gther millions, twenty-five (in france) to bia beloved ; MOSBY. L o of sidi ey, end (he Queea's lot The Principalities. Tt imine i semhers .,:‘.".5“.""."':'.".';,,? I we X | or sathues, has Doen doing vury weil sineo Chilsiman Lui | L7 Eapross Chasiotia, o het sentiu, the copltt Guisg 6 | An attemyt was mads last woek by he Fedaraltrvoge ste- who will be admitted to the franchise are our fellow subjects, "-"fm:';‘n"" l":'n‘}"“ ul sttempt o stop other membert of *wlli Now his dsughter, the Empress, | tioned at Leesburg, Va., to arrest the notorious ex-guerrilla bas been married these eig John J. Mosby, for appearing on the streets dressed in Cone ser vil, welope, be received by the” Americans as s con- | The clectors] meetings have passed off with perfect | who will be to the franchise & . e ghie spicrovk ewchce of the friendly regard toward them which, | tranquillity. Several public officials, accused of bribery, | U] el Lristiana, our own fesh aad blood—men lasded to | 2080 31T LSSV oot Chiuncery, has coatrived to years or more hek. tcts have called forth on our part. Between no two | have been arrested aud bunded over o the judicial authori- R e vi's x',‘,‘}::;';“,.:";",_‘7:'?,,_,‘,,"';3."_’;’,"‘ the performasces by an aypeul fo CLABCERY, bas Sote e [ Tt never rain but it poure! " Just when Masimlaw's slgS | 3 joriis auiforms' M. Moabe, %157, uok N Cintterton, reated the house, hence tho committee have | it I pressingest noed of a fertiliziug outpouriug of European b » 11y, R Joan with some sors of & French guaranty, | ten his old vocatios, took to e woods, and nlmr,s hnl‘ lendly rellll’mu more nalurlull n bfl”“een ties. Won't there be o graud echo to these words—sentimenal | ©0 0y resumed their p ty. and the *Lome of the | COPit ngland and America, and we trust that this story of mu- ey O rant” as Lord Cranborne termed them (s man whose mind has | #¢PF ed their property, and the *lome of the | Y 3 i ist A fcence a1 of gratitude waylong be remembered iv both Austrin, e ooty describad aa one with & false botiom)-" | egitimete Engleh drama *lo once mors 1y e market. Afler comien in news of tho death of Mr. Langlely the M iet o | the humilisting process of being shorn of bis buttoss 0us us & pledge of peace and frendsbip. A telogram from Vienna of April 2 says: Rumors of o ¥hes, sext ks the Chaseslor of the Exchoquer takes the [t B ears on Monday in o BT e o new | DY France six months ago. This gentieman was in the oon- | the guards, who fired seversl shots after bim aa he i— peaceful solution of the Schleswig-Holstein question were | 3¢5y th st time during his lesdership that be spoke | 428 orioal play. Chares Han Sul G viG SOc S the ‘,}f;',"”_';’fl:fi‘;“,;;";‘_‘;‘;:-‘“‘f‘;:‘j:fl:‘m;,‘1."_‘,',“,,‘;‘.';:5 frends | retreated. Fraunce. current to-day, and produced a most favorable impression. 4 for the first time the House of fl:’:‘:'a‘—}in‘-‘nnfi :’n?‘. of April; and Mr. Jefferson returos to | [Pl S oo0id be laspired tuto shat chuotic wuli—and ke POSTAL. s The Postmaster-Goneral has just returned s report A cispatch from Oderberg of April 2 says: Yesterday the dstone was in earest about reform, as | g4 A dispatch fiom Oderberg o Aot districts received orders | it only learned reoently (o appreciato Mr. Bright s, nota | Ber, Besty jout b dear friend in the old Queen of the | SRRENSSIT Lo 4y ¢ Eepedition de Merique ! waid to me The Times's Paris correspondent saye: Pritay nie extusvaty ghanved 1 oL high in Government office, and, | the letters delivered aud collected in the principal citios The anxiety occasioned by the state of nd‘njn;' between e HASk . : 5 o C - Re two ¢ crman Powers is not unlike that which | to recall all men on furlough to t eir regiments. A dispatel speaker, but o debater.” Never was engineer more startlingly | 20000 L hny Yare, Tivi " last night, & person somew! . S atvn: Bov S o - . Forte e 1 m . living somewhere In the vicinity of Tot . ceded Vreakmg out of the war between Italy and | from Brussels of April 2 says: Se veral of the minor German "‘"I‘:’l K:lx‘:}:nmaort‘-;:‘ (‘,‘L:':r:;!;;it’in::n;:ld‘flwl::lr;’ m Court Kosd. TR G ;-: nrlnuol his n):llnn‘n“]:c' n:(l:-‘:gi:'imd familiar with (he | gp0 Union, which shows that during the month of March g other well informod corres. | last the number of mail letters received at the New-Yorkl As ignorant to an item, pondetit of what Naoleon is thinkiog of (His Majesty rarely | pog;.Office was 922,013 The number of drop letters, 36, o is 4 takes your, or anybody elses “Own " fnto his intimate on 214; newspapers, 198,058; and the numberof letters for States bave resolved 10 observe an armed neutrality in the | {8 b the JRERmEUER Hh, BOOTUERT (e redistribution tria; nnd it is ot dispelled by the elaborate article, \ ) present dispute between Austria and Prussis, augd intend to | 5eloiy'ss once wt‘m table! Lord Grosvenor, who bad tak lieved to come from the Foreign Office, which bas peared i3 the Constitutionnel. 1 find that it has ratber place their armies upon partial war footing. bis place next the door on the side of the Opposition, looked creased than diminished the apprehensions that, if these ——— sheepish as if he had been told that his miserly papa’s income dence), your correspoiident can guess that he is busy trying to owers go to war, France canuot, eves if she would, wain- Spai of £400,000 & year had been cut down by a couple of naughts wee the way for bil d his regiments out of Mexioo, and | warded, 1,025,605, gyt oo b o el affairs | Spuin hus tendered his resignation. eturbability fajled him. Ope could see at o glance that the ments of the Mederate Liberals— or two, partly out with bag and baggage. e will lea There are indications that the President has finally cone Shroughout France. It is remarked as 8 curious coincident The Ministers bad an interview with the Quecnon ‘mpamym, 5 we say, temporarily caved in. wcted im Framee—Prassia and | rogiment or two at Vera Craz to control receipts of customs at 3 Sroaghout France. It s remarked te s curious culncident | March 31, aad s 8 seisd that tho resgnation of Cho Fues | _ The good shets o B9 declaratiof as & party manever fean Qasetion—Napoloow's | that port. Soouly can be conserve be interests of ¥iench cluded to allow Jeff. Davis to be tried for treason, and b o it =g o g 78 arly the | gent of thle Cliamber of Deputies will be acecpted, andthat | were immediately manifested by the deelarations of Edithen Austria—The Mexican g T s exicomthe which interests are now cousiderably | Attorney-Genersl Speed is sgain working up the law in ached under the Rupublic in 1348, in conge | tpe Marquis of Valde Serrazzo will replace hiw. Kioglake and Mr, Oliphant (of Owl) that they iutended in- Nchemes—A Propesed Imperial Progress— r than what those were which he urged as the primary Iti hi guence of the prolonged stagnation of trade. 522 ekl i continently to return to thelr allegiance and vote for tbe bill et Pretext for bis interveution. Holding Vera Cruz, its customs, | €4%¢- tis proposed now to send him to Tennessee The Havre Cotton market is dull, and prices declining. They were very anxious for a redistribution of seats. were tephens. anyhow then, bis base of diplomatic operations for a retreat | try him at Nashville, he having been present at the battlq qu is quoted in Paris at from 251, to 2/f. the 120 kilos. o these geutlemen ! it was not too much Reform that Earl Rus- | From Oar Owa Correspondent. would be such formal, or informal, recognition of Max's gov of Stone Ri in that State. Willi M. Ev :vhuml-n; mmwm of ml:;ncimmkmm The Cortez will close on April 20, well w !hlu i'.’fi"‘zm"}.f' ll:;lo‘: : 'l‘;-gnnmlklr sl::u. Paris, March 30, 1866, ernment as :nohuulnerl\lmin; "nl llumo:,; :znhu.y ;fl““a, 1..‘; i 'b o ver l} l; ; :«d . ;m o artq our is quoted at 491, 25¢. the sack. The official gazette publishes the contract concluded be- one wishes Y orthw . rai ial electi e beld the 13th of next | Goversmeat should be L 0 suc the obligation of | will probably assist Mr. Sp n the prosecution o . 2 s pu o “agltate, agitate, agitats,” doing it with a | A special election to be beld on the Igth of next | p 273 o0 ity - .- v " ”1;0“'|li‘l:‘-lf‘;~mum N Ay e e ::::::,3;;'3,"‘5: Rrerw Dol ad 67, O 6 Kol B uite refreshing to contempiste. Ol | month for chioloe of s member of the Legislativo Body, ls “the h,;:' :.Ly' :?:.fflei'.. ia presently, when the fiue weather comes, sud Charles O'Conor and James T. Brudy will appest fot . | — VL was gartied by pEUMOSh | gujeres polition theme of the day. Aud with reason; for ithan ol out-on & progress throngh Nortbern aud Esstern France. | the defense. There is & atrong dosire to have bim tried i e all over tha cotintry. by v . ek i briag s uto Alsatia and to Strasbourg. The 80. | Richmond, sud it is not yet determined which of the izad +la Eud Prassta. Endin. e fts center in Tonion 33 | ah excoptional impartance owing to ite various eircumstatcen, | (lon’ of same iv that hie will then, " by e Feocyatios » | Ruchmond, indiSt fa ucs yws deibemisis WAEH 8. 99 inces, and lastly, by serions | of which the following are the most notable. The electoral | Jearn the feelings sad wauts of the porumnon. ‘and wisely | points he will be tried at, if atall. The House Judic rofit by the acquirement of such knowledge. Bab! bis M& | (ommittee are uow at work, by order of the House, in ext f The Natioual Zeitung of March 31 publishes the text of Boxpay, March 23.—Manchester goods unchanged. Cots the creuiar Note forwaried by Prussa to the German | ton advancing: shipments of the week 34,000 bales. tion of that day s ofa evolution (at which the Adminiara: | yyicrf quention b made up of the ity of Strasburg and | probt I, (LSS Sty Kol e hat Qon's minor States, bearing date of the 24th inst. It states that | Bomay, Jm h28.—Markets unchanged. Shipments of | and Englishmen told that oy must command success aa weli | some small outlylng communes. At tho general elections of ,,‘,:,.‘ hae a’mw., beld up fo its vision. Just through | amination of the case, and unless there is an attempt’ e:flfl‘l. \"l‘b'hl *".V&"""'W"l;”" ‘!'"! :}‘" Pass of W";ml‘; cotton for l:‘l;edv«"k.l fldl,ow bales. Freights 50/, Ex- l-;;L_wm ‘n. or v‘:l':inbc'l::o overy Tesson for distrusting that | 183, Baron de Bussiére was chosen by about two-thirds of all | thowo very regions Charles xinl}‘rnco ms.de B Jeogmes the | prevent them from interfering end takingup his complici ordered armaments of a threatening character, whic nge on London 2/ b enemies W for them. . ceding bis burried advance from St. Cloud to the sea " f chang on 2/ Lowe' the votes polled. He the Government candidate, but be. ‘y‘:.rl'v:' m:fl( f ll;lrl ) lnh was received thronghout | t0 the sssassination of Mr. Lincoln, there will be nothi tompel Prussia to arm also ou herside. -~ Prus I E ‘s bratakities were passed from mouth to mouth, and from = wport markets unchanged. | o (LI to newspager. exporicucing, as 1 hould day.m far | ide that wivastago nd the ndvantage of wealth, well-main- | SO88h 6B FOBKS for Holy10oC, o s onial proofsof popalar | done at present. In avy event, courts must be provi amust now CaLcuiTA, March peek guarantees for hor security, having vainly endeavored | Exchange on London 2/ 13d. Freights 45/ h 20 obtain them in an alliance with Austria. “The German | Via Alexandria.] Bounay, March 13, | Ereater cireulation thap he ever attained to in the editorial | tained soclal position and most honorable personal character, o on is doubtless somewhat clearer-eyed man o e Micy of Prussis aud the feelings of the King induce her | * Muscat is in s state of anarchy, and disorder prevails D exborted to 100K | conyideratie part of is success wan due to Lis svowcd liber- X. hut as to bis being wich an {nmessurably for at either Richmond or Nasbville, thers now being seck these guaranteos first in Germauy. The present | along the shores of the Persian Gulf. e ent thevnisives sinifionntly warned that ho who s of | alism. Liberalism, of course, witbin the strictest limits of No- e Bx e Frmehithisosaidse (K01 M0M RIS 0 ) the case. Srganization, of the Federal Contitution does pot, howev- | The British Rosident has taken rofuge with other Chris- | for ua is against us. ~The advantage accruing from the ene. | poloanic loyalty, but which pretended that concessions 10 | nctual admirers assure us—why, let us all bope B fs. ' Ouly to THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, Louis XV1., whose luckiess downfall none | whose projected route runs from Minnesota to Oregon and o1, permit of au ackve part being taken by Germay in any | tians o board the mesmer Berenice. wies peculiar tnctics was eagerly seized on, and their guus say nothing of poor {readom were desirable. When the very moderato amendment | #ay nothing of poor Lewls YL ot et Con SR maor | 0B BT e Congress o guarantee jthe ine wnergency even with the best intentions ou the part of the Her Majosty's ships Octavia and Highflyer have gone to | turped against themeelves. 1t was & crisis, and the liberal British interets. T ors poved. more than equal fo it. - First of all 1n raspons, | of the Forty.Six, however, was proposed iu tie Leglalatil | 5 7u8, nor of bis brother, Charics X., equally safe-bottomed rondered | do Bussidre's gentle heart misgave bim, and b "l'r;";‘"'; in 1829, vor of Louis sensible, prac- | terest on $57,000,000 of their bonds, to run 20 years. There Philippe, 1n whot—so all E:cmu (Governments. };rvxumflmaul, (len,{«, continue | Muscat, to protect reyed more h ot o Note, aud propose o reform of the Federal Constitutiou | — The northi-western froutier of India continues in a very LA ped nghom I8 @ greet Hetrm o adapted to the present state of affsirs. This course is the unsettled state. ';.:’.:."g’;:' :fim’.y‘;{u‘x ‘;1‘.‘:' h't'lnw-ll.;nhl: B"‘n- y' .fiu{. t‘h flv’zfl‘yl&:.‘f;l]n.n:;cuz:g:’.;‘-"c:.',wu{.:r.:"m":m tioal, shrewd ot;ur: . u;l us in m.—m:‘rnncn hul|.: Bl:fi is but little disposition on the part of Congress to endow & =m~ incumbent on Prussia, since even frouw ber x»ognyh- Sir Robert Napier has recovered from the atfack of fever | auty'of the people to accept and support oad O shecatier ‘what on earth did he mean by his talk_of libe Lo R ded o e ¥ that i, | rival road until the présent one is built, aud o Decessity 1 position alone her interests are identical with the in- | from which he was lately suffering. of the opposition to it Take the Iatter portion of his epistle nstitaonts tbree years sgo! It is surely creditable to | FIPRISCY Lo -l;,'j"p.;".n:l‘ Protem ads, T the French o iatad & 2 d ts of Germany. The destiny of Prussia is intimately Mr. Stewart Gordon, & Bombuy member of the Legisla- | as the mauliest, and most direct speaking on the subject ex- an that, recognizing his false position. he suddenly re- | jic, Loy lhu Deen tried oa sid 8008 a3 it by o new gene- manifested for another. tonnected with that of Germany. i tive Council of Iudis, died of cholera at Calcutta ou the | tant. signed his membership of the House. At the ul:’u I:!ng bo | potion. NEUTRALITY TO BB PRESERVED. Count Bismark asks, in conclusion, how far Prussia can | 8th inst. 1o LT llamont o nerwr bestty for ot B ool Ths i whtrh. ey O varamecl, ataadlof 68 | A2 unconsoious epigram of Irish Head ChiofCentreStepbens, | The United States steamer Augueta s to be sent to ‘might, ordered the new He puta_up here, quite outside the Circle, in o street, at Maine t . . s Hotel Brisaunique! aine to prevent auy violations of the neutrality laws by 1t does not like the Franchise bill gely on the support of the different Governments, in the | The Indian Government has sanctioned the dispatch of | LU 6o, Taw in 1 + 4. ! ent of ber being attacked by Austria, or being compelled | a special train from Bowbay on the arrival of overland ‘threats from that Power to make war. il place Calcutta within four dsye’ POt Of | i the coutien snd o tume AR W e = the Fenians, ‘The Berlin papers state that some military measures have | Bombay. would be strange if euch s Ps liberals of Strasbarg. therefore, had bnt a few days for prepa- | The Late Daniel 8. Dickinson—Meeting of the meen ordered by the Goverument. The foriresses of Glatz, | The Great Indian Peninsular Railway is now open to | 16 henes iehiirCtl o Tation. Newspapers aro tied ap by the organic 1aw gainst NewsYork Bat. TR AR SRIITIDN Bt Neiaset Forgan. Wittembirg, Spandan, and Madge. | within 40 wmiles of Nogpore. The line is to bo doubled o | Lty durye oo T Muetings of moro than 40 individusle are ilegal. ! ‘The Senate will this week take up the Paris Exposition tors, A preliminary meeting of the managers of the New- | pi1), and will probably pass it There are now over 1,008 Lp:ndlnll!hn'l‘wr‘vmy,olwm blindness and folly smm‘:npnklnlu nterdioted. Printed or written istory. bave no resson now phlets, and so forth, can ouly be slowly 3d | York Bar took place on Saturday in the Law Library, Chaw | goulications for appointments funder it, but few of them burg are 10 be armed. Several artillery regimeuts will be | Chosawal. waised louth;ubrux}lm‘x‘ng\hd )’l’h«-fmen-e of the |om{mfi' Bhootan affairs are vow cousidered to be definitively bt R deeion of tdn fect): t t through & triple hedge of ments of the Guard and th fantry regiments of the | settled. - Fory o Y s it . g be Judge Pierpout, in culling tho meetiog to order, i B Sove nd § 5 > 4 3 . o not sccept the name of Tory, but zealously do ite work. | [yws, ordinances, police-interforenco, and the rest, whose au- ra.at. Judge Pierpont, 1] 13 " | are able to speak French and most of them are interested Tl te, "‘::;:Lfi{:g e | s, Dochen aad balf bis expedition have been mur- | Tuese combioe to form o conspiracy ot which all the bopes of Mr. | thora are ‘e3posed to domiciliary visits, prosecution. fine, im- | said: atlomoa, we have been called together for the par- | oo o i inances of the Ministers of 'War and luterior are pub- | escaped. A "It s directed against the bill, snd not Sabed: rgering that the substitates and the wmen forming | A bative bas been detected mixing poison in the bread | fImeTsions ST O o e poicy of the Gor the Reserve are to be called out togetber with the 9th | made in the Government bakes¥ at Lucknow, and has been | has baco determined * What should be done, and led out. | dered 350 miles up the Jub Kiver. Only 14 Europeans | Disrseli and the Opposition ate bused T thiok & nver S0V SO0 | prisoument. Lo thiv state of things some of the wisest 1endiok | 'ous of considering what is the proper action of the Bar to LR Ay . 3 % many | liberals of Strasburg. oping to npeak for the rest, offered the | P < toa of Previd FRENCH WITHDRAWAL FROM MEXICO. opporition eandidacy to E take in view of the dispensation of Providence, which has cepted the offer, to Orleanist . Laboulaye ae M + L o L en”from Republiosns | taken from us one who bas been long known among us as one There is official evidence that Louis Napoleon is with- Toem (0 accept the eandidate In Learty good | of it mogt eminent members and most patriotic gitisens.” | drawing his French troops, aud that Maximilian is sub- Curtis took the chair, snd Mr. Jobn H. Hill was | stitutiug French, Austrian and Belgiau recruits. douard Laboul iment. sentenced to transportation for 12 years. o clegram from Brelau of March 31 sarw: Thelitors | The cotton aud piece goods markets at Bombay ard irm, | comiancest Fou, Laci ¥ e o e haces dltsaoted tho op | Mr. Goo e Breslau journals have been ordered by the Director | o smaid prévalls. Money is unchanged, and | 3% &2 izlatanoe on whic ave distracted the op- | Mr. of Police to publish no information whatever in reforence ::’.ly‘:’h:‘u.:’::,rd:;l;nv.’-a:xnlnlfirrp-. e e bt ors viee will Vo the At position and practically swelled the Imperial vote, have couie | appointed Secretary of tho meeting. In taking the chair Mr. GOLD DISCOVERIES. h’;_i;- m ments now taking place. : 1By Dizect Jverlard Teegrph. | i loudiy aud res: iy exproved. 1t Parismantal, - "':’I'I‘:"’"': Il::"‘_‘;l’lhh’m_v i3 question befare them; *Eball Cartis said: We are called together to consider what steps | Some excitement has been caused Liere by the discovery, e Vienna journals describe war to be inevitable, Tn oAy, STarci 3, 12:08 p . | thow dthe venwisin Abbey. were fied with men vesking & Ko | g0 LG st tationary, or advance toward froedom—— | ate nocewsary i Fognrl i, tho dispensation of Providence. | within a fow days, of some gold guartz, about 14 miles 7 ot~ | whioh has rowoved from this Iife oue of our oldest members. & ! from bere, on the Potomae. ountrymen would | Yes, or Not" The responsc of & Iarge body of electors Manchester goods unchanged. Cotton quiet. Dholle- man long known to the country, and one of our most distin. eonsequence of the present state of political affairs, ex than usive contracts for the supply of corn have been entered | Tab. 4%or. Shpments of the week, 26,000 bales, Exchange ou A questio o ply, free ide 15 oto with the Credit Ansta't, London, 213, Freights, 147/6. Oilani MG, oe Loy n-{zli:hn;“;"n.:f.'x"v“_" i n:n';:'r" r:.»l?l from misin. mn-ha;’l Saissns. Jlmlxv-’ l'mx-.n:;u..‘:m lhnl-colmmmee od( MASONIC. srTA. March 29 Ko t - i ‘orps | even be appoin by the chair to draw up resolutions an - " g " ¢ . nd they o terpretation by late illustrative debates in the Corps ppoisted by ‘the chair to draw up resolutions 83d | . gupreme Couneil of the Thirty-Third Degree of That which the Tories dirty conwpizeey’ oppose caunot but deserve the support Liiberal twat in the kiogdow. 1f the population of Birmingham di rt s da humiliation,” but for a firm sseert) Legialatif, is awalted with intense interest by thoughit fal’ men of all parties. It can hardly be hoped that Luboulaye will gain his election; but there ‘is large in 8 vietory. With "llmlrlmm,".m;;‘ln;“hYIhl}”’ Pier] n:lm. lkllr LM’] the Ancient and Accepted Rite of Free Masons for the = pon nitton, . ',z‘: :,,‘,;' ,;’,T,'::l Southern Jurisdiction will meet here to-worrow to hear the romains of Mr. Dickinson were taken from this | report of a commitiee appoinied to examine the claims ta According to T%e Press, that establishment is to become s thieeiag ki ge o Leai0 uppointment of its . juter & Government institution, thr 1 ng vested in the wi P r‘ dertaken to trans- Chioa, o of n dpe vast gatherine, (hey might hat be will s to Vera Cru; By Overland Telegraph from Gslie.| ii: great meetings, or in ome gathering, they mig he 0 b Journed. T ‘ g . sstaln this Franchise bill, aud beat down aa by one blow the power ernwent machinery all brought to bear E b nstitutionnel says: The position of France GREAT VICTORY OF THE IMPERIALISTS. s o i pen he people. perfect of onof the Oppos on Satarday afternoou, and reached Bioghamton, N. ¥ 5 s Ci Yire " -,'x;nd .-m«:“;mJ ofa wiseaud far-seeing poli The lmrrnnl troaps bave sained a complete victory ofer | comiog fortnight, s gotmpport of | Governmeut wud the bill. 1f A success, howey weml quite among | O'clock. in the Nosthern Judnli""""- The ex-Kebel General ay be summed up in the word “ Neutrality.” God alone | the Rebels of the North. 50,000 of the latter are saidito | the vota of wask ¢ » the possibilities. For it should b IS i 5 W Albert Pike will preside. ean know if the erisis will bo decided by waz, but the I | Lave been slanghtered or captured. there wil s ch or 40 districts Layo proved i 163 and since D. 8. Dickinson—Funeral GEN. BUTLER'S B erument bas provided for all coutin, - possible foree in oniversal soffrage whioh, w [eEDTIY N. BOOK. will—earnestly will—can vindicato itself despite % . e (Gen. Batler has decided not to make public his book at Brvonasrox, N. Y., April 15, 1966, i) Go . 1 Lo gencies, au hatever may happen, France will not be found unpre- T sttention to U T Tate Daniel 8. Dickinson | preseat; but, without having moderated in feeling toward is aft Tie was buried in | Gen. Grant, he will await some future oecasion 1o show the Ej bis baud. 1s ¢ represeutatiou of the | Guvervment control. It is b : The closing obs wore concluded accordanes with the ri ul a8 Wi 2 Rio DE JANEIR There is no news of importauce from th quies weetings and grest petitions will be not only uaeful, bot Za Francs, in an article pointing ovt the preparations of Austria, says: Everything is being orgauized with a view | | the eventuslities of war. Th ders have al- “!‘” Braziiau Admiral Viscount Tamand, wae the alarm and anger of The Times, dire the rage 18 it The f 1took place at the home of -m’; E.',‘\" ;.pi',“.xfh 1,' 'Mh 'le)m Al " udl‘n.:‘., ¢ Corrientes. mes, and farkoosly sbusive the vitaperations gf el Iuis oo th Known us % The Ofchard,” aud was. witnessed by ofor AER BAXERUVL KL IF FER MOONS E‘l General Von Gabl ./,‘! ho suard »1’1”.‘.):. Commercinl Knte by 4 very wod atory speech, by the writer of | § " base nx::r”y\r‘v ot ‘odersis ;-1»1 | 6,000 peoy o funcral procession was composed ‘3{ The Committee on the Baskrupt bill beiag o specialione, T ‘“/ s ar xpox Moxky Maukr T, Monday, Apri has bean a | I at Manchester— (gl ol nles us many of our moat depirec liby | seetions ot 1 o du"“"' e the T | AIE wisuae oacee o LIS BESS 50 S tar ihe “'The R e Ralich Sallad " from Ber departments in its adapration o firnge, the eountry— y s i " ot - g Iadipendence el ey sheon dispatch ; wl., r- | departiire | of every comma luge anthorities, the Maseuic fraternity aud the firemen, ‘l House, when un.nl action was had upon it. pmu e ¢ B | Sjec.al trains rin oy hoth the Erie and Syracuse Rl discussion, Mr. Conlding and others raised varioud objecs s 4 A For the sccommodation of the mlatives and friends | tions to the practical parts of the bill, and sought to induce bave formed a ler 1o bring the Austro-Prussi cused. 'The body of the lamented statesman | yoo"go oS otioe and simplify its provisions; bt be Juestion o put on th A tel Kbl Y wiins Asbinding 0 | aios o put o the p Intelli bl o Bepraciiim, bl W i by sitod i o quict Jittle cemeterypon the outskirts of 2 1o win ¢ S epag vk | Tyt ity o . deemiog it best to adkere to the bill in full s reporte Russia have entirel; A% vaions Soviiamente e |8 L Grosy n P 4 S-S TN several members were constrained to withhold theix e o1 oo o i ; Ve Htore Robbery at Ithincheek, N. Y. sopport on the final vote, These --n!l-\'uv“y"cml ta d be # contravention in the Federal la Leveme Rety fse ox D oy o 2eb " Phin obctthin ho bl in the Bo; b Prisate hos fagen Saieued v o p Rerxepres N, Y., Areit #1635, | recousider the rejection of D disg i a stgte that at e coafescned % propumsiai w b 4, il pool y o peet - wy it “ht the store of Mossre, Dré ~ iv i recommit to th een Count Bismark ard Coint Kerolyi, th . - The discount demand has been | {o b/l do we hive & disso} 4 have gone in fuvof 7a more or loss | O Saturday pight the storo of Mokerd. rify & Cramer | cousgnt would be given to a_moiion fo recom it Bismark ard Cosnt Kerolyl, the Auetrian | maderece, - Fronch Renten 671 16 cont o ot es ot ot b the Goverame iy e was uiered by burglny end $obbed of merchandise and® | om e e e e e Jr i Dreguaut with boyo, | snall amount of cuirencis ’ Ban AL caze adon u Berkin, W Jobter euqiseUeally rpauepiod g | Hew Mook stnaicyl slacsq wdTRUOE0 24; Vilisd Stalen G208 b hoy yeusiey oy o iangungy Which fe cubleuiiund o (oo g