The New-York Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1866, Page 8

e —— HE BARTLETT ELASTIC STITCH PRACTI- combines all tie adven- : NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1866. - B N Iy e oo ———————————t—— . ot Waabing- | the 125 Bad tek weld foze of 560,000 sommitied pose !9‘.", ' wrd th o men taken fn\. Yfimy The vomd for bay. | #nm from the C B-w in ':Iflhc that avits were red in oppositio @ th 430,000 c ey egestion of vor’ and we bseten to give o % peror of ¥ pily, 8 e l': o sluister | ek from us and to § 9 otios. 4 i " 8 as oAl T ol & Whioh may enlighten i x4 CAL FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE or werdly verervation or virpie B0, UL P, Tn WL | o ok 16 Mexice, 800 00 ¢ e easieton the oficers. were slag arregted. Tué wonnded | denyioe the frand, and alloging that ouly 830,000 Fad ever- | B G FUTINEY pout popuiar Sewing Machives, grestly sl Qensinued frow First Par drawing from Mex Diplome - 'f’"";h'" [ B eEa o 1, 2t The w 1o Talley 30 Hosgital, v, nere be was pronounced | COme 0 the hands of the Treesurer, and that that was prop 3 ther essentia laproveipents, < 48 i ut in bel Al D¥q be tut the ex- | Bave SRIE_N0 Ot tor . Yo 4 d 1o g0 the Whacley il . owe need o Taie theur dewire of Whe With” 57’57 e Frorch forces trom Mo cf o B V7, past, shat he per- | we * shonld" Foquie ¢ b e gl i Nl T L R dy tho motlon it was contended that, astie from ARTLETT % WINO MACTT A2 has stood tho ity e - eyt ey Bk tod States ;A % v ir Voddpta. | in vegard that : \y . ot " . ) ¢ s rehting to mong maehin orld have ealled the beet .lu v. He ”:n“ VI o porition which the Dnited States | A 1 ind ddpta. | In ¥ \.n' S ol % Lodwith aud dscharged. Le judgment was void nnder the um{ b ‘.v_,n' ‘""{,’,’,,"",'fi,.;.';;,,.‘,,{‘,‘}“,,'-' the beet, v asviied 148 BOILY L ICupasible with v ¢ siieico of | ion 10 te naticun) Wil ocd ok “miounds 1, tie sesle , i policy ¢ ; timoby of Doaselly R yocs, taken | the dssolution of corporations and the decisions of the CreR Wi el it e e oo thin point tho 9”158 20D et ol ited States, | & ooty oe maade o Drosideu I say case W n | i lod us there. to Withd aw our and put an | before Cojoner leve m:::‘:::fi’:-‘:7:&3‘2::‘»‘313-:&.&"“ o e Yo pedeaa byl g 10T woil s the e p 7t State, inoflicinl papers, disciaimwall | 3¢ would be deowed, for apy reason, objectionable on grouud | en to a0 0 pation the duration, of which we are sincerely Patrick Donnelly testified—At 9 o'clock last night T went | e Sl o op ™ Colrion Weble; for r"‘h eceiver, John Aud soy know -n:;n.t:{'lflwgd-. ThOLEBE Of 17 opetafl 0 on the A mersosn Goutivent in 1aVOF | of pablio poifcy by (b8 e homer of the Govern | d-4irons to abridge, T his dizpatch of the 12th of February | down to stay & fow minutes ot the front door; Miles O'Reslly | 3 F0F HiE i ok i ! of Wepni¥ un ustitutions. M. Drouyp de Lhugs draws i ent. 10 iritroduce or evtertain pegotiations, s, Seward calls to mind, on his part, that tho Govera- | came down and, without sny provooation on wy part, be d obies ootpeaiathoonls oot niso [ act that the United Ftatcs dold Triendly rela | Vi thiee explasations, 1 proceed to say that in the opiu- | «nt of the lh',m'ua Eulhu b n'mv.’c.dm;l :;ch:.“m:lm 3?(‘::'3 'f.‘.;.:.'.“.’i.?i.".‘?::::.:.,, J:J:r;:d-;rfierdw ;m‘:nfl nl‘o = i =) A T acohold 0 b f b dmilar | jon of the Prestde pee need not 0 ent delay her rse of ite bistory to 1he rule of conduc! _reee! i , 3 " . housshe! ieud, 1088 “with the Emperor of Brazil, ns they held similsr | joq of the Prestdent, France need not for & waw a Siagton. by pra iy e princigle of | we both aliached and T got bim doway” qaite & erowd of per, e Thla Machiue e ko sy, unés 8 shoet, sireght. sedle 1o ¢ 0 kinds of wery still, has on ; e ctising, Inv hat ve, bearing the aifficalty, gathered aronnd, and some of v ' +ked tae 10 let Lim uy>,“(‘ soon got up and separated; DAY BoaT For ALBANY.—On and after Monday | thresding. has the most paptect teo ertome weally - Sawifo aud some of the other persons then took bim | pexy (he steamboat Arweia willleavo for Albany,from the foot | Bistruction salmere perfoctly wud el fou iy, ilkinds of fuy sow: 1%':1?5{&’-1’45312*{ Ff.{!.“.’..‘!i:..“.aii'fi..r':'.fy"‘ii'n'ei".‘a.'i.'i of Dosbrosse:st., at 7:30 a. m., aud ot the pier foot of Thizty- | do vet fol o exam nfinu‘"{.fili’n}i‘.‘m}-lfi sg“fl::.‘nmui > g ‘some fourth b, 7:45 & mu, on Mondays, Wednesdnys and Fridays, | REST S EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS, No. 47 Brosdway, N. ¥, ¥ Justifn tho ap Al in 4 assarauee With entire con- | cut gusrantee net any longer | « intended to prepare for the velWiicos with Itarbide, ftbe Mexicen Emperor 10 | promised withdrawal of military forees from Mexico, and her W2 From these positions M. 1 do Lbuys makes t Putting the principie of nop-intervention iuto foll and eom- '..am-,v.‘»m-mf’." any precedent in | g 8¢ regard to Mexico through any appr v i tLe ¢ plotntio history of this cou 3 o will prove unfaithfal to the 1 ¢ acern Mexie : The form Of B0V~ | autl policy iwthnt respect, which, on their behals, it has been | fi‘ence. We fin tion, and obi snbugonisin vetwea the ULited 8 o : erument over which the Pri presides in the | gy duty 1o waintain in this now very lengrtbened corvespond- | to delay the adoption of men . again astacked mo; T iriod to defend Byecls SO | : e O e aos Gt Kl youate Hose [ ence, t T o | Tk & Lot e sl that the | one vl struck e, ut the saine e | N e three time: | landing at Youkers, Coszens's, Weat Polut, Newbargh, Pougle | (T Agency for the Usited States. A gonta wonted. Sew fub. o e ovouy s de Lbmys bas thus raised. 3 will | poople finty of the people W every | tbe first boing intonded to depart in the wo lien went iuto 8 CgaF sore, and, mecting an oieer, told keegsie, &c. Y 5 e cut for my parpose on {he prosent occasion 10 sSert, | Grher State. We received the Insfruction {rom 'Waebington; | 1066; the secoud in Marc und the thixd in bim 1 was stabbed ; 1 was thon taken to o drug store, and b A —-0——l = e and 10 give reassurance of our desire to facilitato the witt: | we applied it sternly in our early iutercoarse even with France; | November of the same year. You wiil piease to eommugzicate | my wound dresecd; after that I was taken mmn’mn;m -] PPOINTMENT OF A UNITED STATES DISTRICT- drawa) of tho Freneh troops from Mexico, and for that pur | the shine principle and practice have been uniformly incul- | this deciwion officially fo the Secretary of State, the O'Keillys and ) -rl!]h.d pxe\l:ljnly bad o ty Wi Mr. 8. G, Courtney, well known as the Assistant 16 do whatsoover -h-ufl-e compatible with the positions | cared by all our @wn statesmen, mm{-rflm by all our ,_uliq_-l Receive, Marquls, the assarcnce of n.lv_‘).v‘,gll: o b m.w{:l'..ukg it Ivl\!:{mlu ;"":')'::Ku. ':-::;‘m tatifod tLat | United States Distrct Attornoy, yosterday received bis com- v'!' ’u.: . :”r::‘r\':m"f: ux“‘r;‘ K-’ o ¢ “h")mll‘l'l‘f ‘>"‘Y‘JHA?‘ | 'f‘.".:".‘: “:,:f‘:x"x\:rul‘l‘u e b b wl‘f”t‘x MR, EEWARD TO V. DE .ww{v OLON, g be saw Miles O Reilly and Donnell, fighting, and while #0 en rm;:!fl; mmxmm;wn- District- Attoruey, and was sworn - )‘:’\I:;r;\r(-thn'w than this France could pot expect usto {-‘ % the ehicf clement of Zoreifn intercoirae fo our Prrast p STATE, W/ d ngrton. !A',;.m;. 1964, :;;pu;lqr:?é:::\:l:,lllhl‘l"\s'!llly‘:]::“\lko:mnnr‘nlxx::ll{i ue'°{.~3r‘°d'1>:-'fi!-"x'y' in by Judge Betts. b B A Avio assured France, it seems necessary t0 | }isio ooking simply toward the po My DEAR MAKQ! astex, in advaucy of the departure © 6 bbing bim, i § 7 1l e - > A 1 L Bamng e e n Gioverpment, as it was set forth | o L oaily coutined to, the xelief of the Mexieam | of the mail, to acks o et of Lo tios | #vv 1 am stabbed” i, logether with Officer Liille. testified | ARBEST 0P A PICEPOCKET. —On Sanday night, while g 4n my Jetter of the Gth of December, as lullunu, Rafilvlh u; | embarrassments without disturbing our nlufimn m'nh ]-'n;.v!; ‘: inst., '..,_u.m,,\“m IMIS"“ (;",,( diepate! 'I';,. wlm. |.|..;;.l{‘n :: ;: t::mr:sn::tl::lzt‘-n:&nde y the men aud thewr wivee; the | 1y oia gooinfeid of No, 216 West Thirty-eighth-st., was riding RECOMMEND Bow. Conrinent eemed most | we ue Emperor shall give to us, eithe v6 me, which was addressed to yeu ¢ 58 inat. | knife could 1 A aed Somentie tutitutions on tais Coutinest, ore, Ceeriey Bren, | Mooogh e gratited when the Enperor 10l E0c ke or other. | Brouya: do Lhuye, in which the Miuisier for Fereig Affara | Pairiek MeGrath, ono of tho Inmates of the above house, | along Fourteenth-st. iu one of the cross-town cars,be flt a band . rance replies to the commusication 1 bad | testified that on the night in question as the ofiicers were | in pocket, and instantly discovered that bis wallet, contain- J. w. BRADLEY s ‘when_ French military | of the Emperor o i bad been stolen. At the same time a young man soner be found o knife Iying in the Lall; | iog 8 e to you, concerning Mexican afairs, on | feaviog with the r 1o _sddress Mere T micht, pecbaps, | the o of ey eonntzy L6 Lrazil now, o Mexico i | y ise, definite information of the time i < Ye Yo ily estal and nequired in moparchical el o1 v be expected to cense. i‘::ill,::m‘i-: ‘lfl ‘:‘o‘n"o o joe, free ‘from ail foreign control | "ll’:':-‘:-',"l)":u‘l‘::i'lr}l nf)l:um. Some obscurity, however, might | the 12th ¢ “Fre suhject will early receive (ke | he picked it ap, and kept it about Laif &n bou then threw | named Charles Youvg sprang from the car, and attempied to e ention, the United States do not refuse to waintain | be supnosed to rest upon the eharacter of tue pring plesof non- | gousidera'e attention of the President of thg Un 2 it in the rear vard of the ouse, and subsequently told the of | agoape. Ho was arrosted by Officer Pitcairn of the Fifleenth T X_ E L ) Telatione with sueb Governments, or scek throngh propogand- | jytervension, which we ave authorized 1o suppose is now agreed 1 aw, my dear Marquis, very faftifully yonre, fieer what he had dove; be bad not seen tic kuife from shat and yesterday committed for trial by Justice Led- ) L Wit H, SEwARD. with, ‘The wallet was not recovered. fein 'ty foree o ntrigne to overihrow those iustitutions. On ten the United States aud France' as a prule time, by o o e e Chen established fustitutions, Re- | of ®yel;” future - government, 1n jogard to Mexica. | The Manquu pe MosTnonos, e, &c. "E¥e Jary rendered o verdict * that Patrick Douselly came creitslniny 8 s waunde. by 8 preconcerted agreoment of the Vrothers | o une opepery Rraipy, N G, 8. N, Y.—This | (Qr Double Spring) Y ablican and domestic, siwilar to our ow, the United States | T gal, therefore,reproduce on tkis ocasion, by way of illustra- ME. SEWAKD TO ME. MOTLEY. [N0. 167.]. wmerd, 0 their bebalf, that no foreign pation can rigLfully | fion, some of {16 foriua in which that principio lus boen main- DEPARTMENT OF STATE ! Janiel and and that the wounds were inflicted ivtervene by force to subvert Republcau institutions, and | taiued by us in our previous intercourse with France. 1n 1Gl, W AEBINGTON, March 19, 166¢ } ‘¢ other sharp instrament i the Laods of | regiment will parade in fall fatigue, white gloves snd knap- cotabiat: those of an antagonistical obaracter. M. Drouvn | when alludivg to ibe possibility that the Emperor might be | grg. Mr, Bigelow Informs me by a dispately of ihe 15th of ; | sacks, oo Thuraday, 26th ipst. at 3 o'clock p. m. Company @e Liuys secwos fo think that I bave made a double | jyoked by Rebel emissaries from tho United States, to juter- v that be lewrned fivm an Meiel source that tion of this verdict, the spers wore com. e e o oo The field and seproach ngainst the Prinee Meximilian's alleged Govers- | yene in our cfyil war, Lobserved that the Emperor of France | G, ois Baraudyn, lomatie re ve of iho Arcbe o ¥ Le i of the ! 5minutes before hour of formation, The field an s ¥ 0 tion under Sencr “vdly 28 aud 91 | stafl will parade moanted. Non-commiseioned stafl, baud, und 1 10K people in | quke Maximwiiian, tormerly Secretary of drim-corps will report to the Adjutant at 2:30 p. m. The regi- went will be reviewed by His Honor the Mayor and Common | THEY wil not Brxp or Purak like the Single Springs, 1)e3 v Council, at 40'clock p. m., at the City Hall. Elections: George | scxxowispeep by sy, Lapr: omphout the length and breadh of Dusenberry, Major, vice Catlin, resigned; John Fullagar, | the LasD, to be the most Prrrict aid Aoxuspir SKIRT cver me ‘aptain Co, A, i ned‘: Goorge G. Nolton, | vented UNRQUALED in Elegance, Licaticity, lAghtues, Dura- aptain Co, H, v r:fi,\‘mwr, ru-lwm-a H:ru;} Galpen, Cap- | Vitity, Comfort and Ecoiomy. | tain Co. G, vice Drake, resigned; B. Franklin Hart, Ist Lieut, ‘TW STV A vice Fullager, promoted; W. W. Sbarp, 24 Lieut THE LAST NEW STYLE . A, vice Hart, vromoted; Frank Owens, 1st_Lieat. Co. C heesehro, traneferred; Haurrison G. MoFadden, 24 Licat. 18 THE CELEBRATED vice N ohn J. Hemming, 1st Lieut. d - Vios Gloen, prometed e e S ot Liset EMPRESS TRAIL. mart of e difeulty it it n";'!:‘ of the | had given abthdant proofs thnt ahe cousiders the | amistance it Dorows (rour Rfeign pewers o Te8pect | ayory country the vightful source of authority, and that ita tes, at Waehington, is now in Parie to fit 0ut 10,600 Aus- M. Dicuyn de Lbuys contends that the obstacles and resist- | oyjy Jegitimate objects are their safety, froedom and welfare. Lot Bl .‘,:, ready to embark from Trieste for abee which Maximilian has been obliged to wrestle With, | T yrote, also, on the sawe oceasion, these words to Mr. Day- ves. nothing capecial agninst the form of the | gon." sustitations which he is supposcd, by M. Drouyn de Lhays, to T bave thus under the d Dave establisbed. M. Drogyn de Liuys maintains that Maxi- | gpoxpeperated and disy milan s Governmwent is undergoing the lot qaite common to | pature and purpose of the Ke new powe hile above ell it has the misfortune to have to | guments you will tind it e Tear the consequences of discords which bave been prodaced | §LUNhtion of the so-called ( «whdler & prévioas government. M. Drouyn de Lhuys repre- | nilnt‘of his majesty the Emp sents this mistortune and this lot to be in effect tho misfortune | gopendence and sovereignt; Aex ‘The Mexican Minister infermed Bim that thero was 10 cotion placed before yon a timple, | money in his 1am not sure of learning the result of onate statemont of the origio, | yhe Minister's suit here, as the pey, if furnisied, m She through indirect and concealed chaunels. You sre instrocted 10 inguire coucerning the facts, and, if they justify tk to bring to the knowledge of tho Alstrian Governaes sonably, that the United States cal rconcern a proceeding which would seem to bring A Burstenbinder Heforo Examinantion of Witn e Tot of governmenta which have not found armed com. | SOPTCTA’ ey intrvention, or oven nuy f fleq | Dot desires ervention, of even o i the invaders of Mexico, to & ” : etitors acd whieh have enjoyad in peace an uncontrolied | Ofiment of France, or any otler in this with tho Jovaders of Mexico,to subert the lomentic £ 0 G Eothority. Ho wileges that revoits and lutestine wars are tne | Guer clgo he may consent to do, ho will ne o e "1t ia Joped et Austrin will give, s (rank cxplana: Explesive- Cane . Go G vioe Tammlag, promolad B ey boobeyed sermal condition of Mexico, And be furiber jusists that the | admit foreign Interfercuce in this or any other confroversy in | gjons. I am, Sir, your obedien W, 11, SEWARD. The examination in the case of the United States | and respected. Which Is the Most BRArizvs Axp Aouzrasie SKIRT ever worn, Crposttion made by some military chiefs to the establishment of | Wiich the Government of the United States may be engaged | 3% orngor MoTery, esq. &¢.. st Otts Harstenbinder, was coutinsed in tho United States AL L T e o e Tl T v phod moon » of | tion weuld oblige us 10 treat those who should yieid tolt as DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAS Yfoseph H. Prentice was calted for tae defense, aud testitied R ' o o Macas L Hox To Ulv which his predecessors in powes in Mexico have been v - | allies of the insurrectionary party, and carry on the war swl”:‘“.‘ your dispateh of the 27th of Fe No. (hat i, Barsteabinder was absent from the city about five market to-day 1" Market? m,'"dm T.lfm.h mm_m:he :-ere::m"”"m" i . dace tbe | week worst Lever sow fn April in New-York” “Sam g sick— [ PP 0 uss aud Fasmios MAGASres procaimisp o nd returned about the 1st of Apnl; he soid no o s wmay be | before leaving. . Tt is not the purpose, nor would it be cousistent with A narTee omies. | However other Esropesn 3 ‘ e raf (e United Btates to deny that Mexico bas been | PEanrt VIO o e s Mojesty is tho last Poat | by which we Jearn that efforts are ow made (¢ aracer o e e e fction cod ntestine war, Tho | LoTr Oy e sovercigns - t0 misspprebond the | Austrian Coveramertio bohe st o for Mexico, on the ground | ~On_cross-ezamin e e et vean ooy sagy s, | Jadans of e comtromersy, o RAoy e e B e pined e taey articies of the Conveution of Mliramon | skipped 1o the o , because the experience of Mexico has been not only pain- | 7 lis conntry, was 8 successful contest of the great | o b e g - g o g . for hier own people, but has been also of unfortunately evil Am;”':m'“ ' Byt \‘\_”Nm Eoverament against prejadices | B¢ mng:.‘: umi_mh e ‘l‘:-‘lllvnl::‘l'l‘l;t?‘d:rr forwarded in l“”!.;:“m;q'r’(:.’lh y influenes on other tutions, On the ether hand, it is nerher s | 4ud‘errors. He knows that the conflict 6wakened the sym; ihe year 1665, Upon this statement of foo |3 ak, &bt of the United_States, nor consistent with their friendly | oy Kind, and that ultimately the triumph of ihat idea ;nl.l»u.l‘:xwmc(.s baoas dectred s v sjosition toward Mexico 1o reproach the peopie of that coun- | o e opaan. naions. Ho knows at what | the Tmperial Geversment, 1200 lS, G i fost ot B beeg | M¥Tul Hok—iekent o Law ben his your» Thoto wero ho | th e SUVERIOKITY ation e testified that ol Bad DGR | it expromsions we heard upon entering tho market place to- day. o those well sequainted bere they are suficiently ex- IRST-C out the U NITED STATES and ELsswiens. s ol 'lnl sold to Miils; weeks before th eesive, They tell the story. To otbers we shall give N by James Dave poe N Sy o . oy £937 | A WHOLESALE, by the excisipe Mansfucturers scd #c'e soid; it wi | B el good. feir. average quality, many of them fat, some | Owsers of the PATENT, ,,"a'.':;L-“fu;;L‘t";:‘:'.'r."n"’,“"."’,.“:.“.;‘.?Z..':";;'f WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY, LTS, n Ti1s Ciy, throodh FOR SALE in !l FIR: can Le obtained | ing in fro try with their past calamities; much less to invoke or approve ean nations for o time resisted the progress of that I . . of the infliction of punishment upon thetm by strangers for their | mmn,,i';,r.lnl’p:',” - ?s ;Nr.‘n u:x“ I~ mr“_:‘ how much | 1€er% le-lyl:reuA -:y:.,‘n:;:: |||::lu1:n.|y l};’rlln ted rfl:n'nf: ‘l.|::l gfir:x; ular lmm“hru(":m le o306 WEN Sre esaeptionn ab poiiiasharaoen; £ "8 Mexions popeiation Bave a5 their shv- | Frasoe espscially has profteadyit. e will sos fuil to recog. | J0ar, Af the sume i o e uraisbed. * The' cose thus | haaded in o bill foF this ofl the other day J. W, Brazeat keeg ‘ e T e BT and the most WAREROOMS and OFFIC] = 0;',.",".':&““;',}', ity ey | Mive (b prepmios (! (e 8§13 dea in the present conflict. | pouenicd renders it proper that I stould oall your | the book I have had conversations with Mills about this oil; Dest oo aro seliing. sb. 15P1s CHAMBERS and 79 and 81 READE row-York. 8 | Nor will he mistake the side on which it will be foand. It 1% | especial sttention to my dispateh, No. 17, w e | e e terested in the miniug company for which he went | aad & grade lower in qualits, yet suill ~good, A WHOLESALE by the LEADING JOB BERS: i he G et e sent forward this day. 1o preparing that | ot I understood that avy of us had suthority to sell the olli | guality for tho retail trage av 134 (4., nod other rougher sorts forced” by convictions, which maukind “cangot bat | in’bart, the vory privciple of u reepect, 10 cast off a foreign monarchial rulo which | oigim of obedience croes, on which the Government of t | Ghey deemed incompatible With their Welfare, and | glatm of obedience to its Cacreen o ¥ & the insurrection here, | dispateh T ant 8 ! that Mr. Burstenbinder wanted to_get e e T e ware forond st tho sawe tme, by 001 | Sry e thls nmergency 1o, bé vindioatad, and more effsctoally | usication aew bresents. o8 Cing the | doing him a favor in selling it; that was the s Siians which the world mast reapet. to aieet the estabish: |t ercr ostablied ¥ the Geverninentof the Ualted s couricey snd rapect which are cve o e, Aunrian Govers. | sent from Furope as fur s 1k publ Mtho » foll exporience R 3 ' k b oF 100 et th ou | ca sinee, the ment of republioan iustitutions, without be foll experience | fu writing upon te same subject t0 Mr. Dayton on tbe Sh | have been directed to make. In bis duty you | the oil bas been nsed experimentall full cent less than last Monday, and 8 the f weight gen- Sy | L b OO AT 0d we Were | ¢ 11 13c , the first at consigu | the jower grades at re than that n anofher | ggade has been extremely dull, with estimates ntioded; | erally in favor of the buyer. The forenoon 1880 the | one, part of the time so revere that it put a tot ed the caso substantially wi went with th a0 practical education and habits which would rendor these | of Nax 1¢41, 1 said: Nothing is wautiog {0 that sucoess . as be 5 Hs 3 » ¥, 3 » WA . 4 ted by information of the s ate of the ques: | foot of Canal-st by Mr. Raymond's order; he hadsboen to the | ness—excopt the rum part of it—aud at 4 o' ock the chance of fuetifutious all at ouce firm and satisfactory. Mexico Whs o | except that foreign nations sl leave us as is our right, to ing D mtervention in Mexico st the present | express office 10 see about having it seut overiand; the box | golling at Ehin 1k, &l the stock to-day, oF even to-morrow, AT COST. § With this view 1 give you confidentially a copy of | was too large. or froight too heavy, or something, and as & | jooked very desperate. It estimated tbat not ove-tenth of vy i Shener B i betetn B e e oan | BITAER o2 o8 P i oty o T e {ustitutions and ideas. She bad African Slavery, colonial re- | 8 e e iestsoton) monobatin: In the chief ame of | o3 J3CHS Dot JD S, -~ these partioulars she had a misfortune which was shared by | porineans into the po Ihe Uhited States, while the latler were happily exempted | 1,"4eclining the offer of from the other wisfortunes. We cannot deny that all the | 1661 1 wrote to Mr. Dayton: Tk arehy i Mexloo, of which M. Drouyn de Lhuys complains, | it ‘Government i to save the intogr o0, Sectmarlly a0d eTee N s mapebiioan lIberig: | Tiion. " Absolute, sclf-sustaining independence is the firat to lay sure foundations road - republican 13- | and most_ indisperisable bt of national existence. Th T e wrance ot mghituly b | 404 B0 PRG0S dumonio it st bo con | expectod to conour in this view. which alleviates | ducied. and even adjusted, in Consticutional forin. Ao Boon #u our wind the errors, misfortunes and_oalamities of Mexico. | Copgitutional Republican priveiples. This 15 an American nd novel American | i 4 . moment. ! Shosly uffer by their iutervention. No one, we are sure, | Boment. A ULIR NN RES SO0 ShC LT duy of T bt favor to him I took it to the dock; Mr. Raymond went to the dood to 8 Moo before it 4 foridl - 3 M the stock here I«'ivdsy isfo first hnud;‘ or ulli'l'la oy bnfl on g ved 1o this note, nor | express office before it came down from the magazine; I sup- | commission for drovers, feeders or Western buyers. as- " commieton or drovers, feudere ot eneore awvedbympee. | THE SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL od 1 knew what the contents of the box werg: T don't 1way Lad it ‘ n I‘llml|mn(\ po Im. were s it :u nk rln lw..u'.lk;ml' Ulators, who bought their cattl there, excopt one lot, which whetliex it was in gloss or i tin packages; Ldont know how | was bonght in Canada by o Boston ‘man, and sent | tho box was nu-rh-.l.lmxpm_v nccording fo the weight 1100k | here on speculation. It is nlso stated that masy of COAL CoMPANY’ here tha porter told e it was 400 late; | 10 o head. The supply of the week, as well as the duy, wi sucolaful operstion cincs Ockobel v ikn wilitary power, whic Lwent i and banted up the man who seemed to have charge, | foot '.,,. largo—so 155;} that, with any ‘mode -l;m'."..;;w g g puress WHITE-ASH COAL from its own colliery s Aski- re, v attempted to be sat up of and asked him o let me bave it then, ns otkerwise I should | next week, it will be impossible to get the price up sgain. WFein, o @7 75 PER TUN. The grest advantages which this Compony offors to its subscribers oundatioas of tle of | have to send np dred-and num-n‘w,._ vl.ml .]ru.u | “There will be added to the number here 1,617 sold at Bergen, receipt: EX. B “Ree'd | 600 sold here F' 2 Saturday, 13 t Yorkville Yards, ? 'd | 600 sold hore Friday and Saturday. 150 sold at Yorkvdle Karth: | q%8'Crgiment, Stockiolders own their own mins, Eave s voice 1o oil, marked as below, W. | 160 went direct to butobers, 200 (estimated) at the down-town | RCRCNERERG, FUCCCN T Lt o ror of France how dangerous . - . mergency that should intrude As yet 80 ply '-ml.l bee nvn af Gontosts of 1he Amorican people. | BST® its contents beqome pablic. on rench wediation on the &th of June, | Proprie tin moh ves o present paramount duty cf of the American you will be grat d i t by character clatming ! the supposed subverted Mexleo. not only be o Bt vor tbis may b, we fall back upon tho principlo that 1o | yafic 'and its internal aflairs s e e Sastully interyone In such briae as those of | ooy et e Tam, Sir, your obedient servaut, ‘ e e on 11 groand of & desire o correct those errors, b C g e ] 5:,;:’;;‘:“‘?:“““‘"1 posipies, bet by.and § W, I, SrwanD. "1 got the bil | stables, making A total for the week of 6,664, which is an eppive the poople there of thetr natural right of domestio and | “5/6 -y » J. Latunor Moruey, Eq, ¥ienna. suded them ov ¢ suppy. tor April paricularly o o yeut wlew, | 2070 40 PER CENT ON THE COST OF THEIR COAL, republicanfreedom. All the fnjuries and wrongs which On tho 1st of August, 1562, Mr. Adama.was instructed by MEi. BEWARD 10 ME. MOT ne now in the office; My, ¥ 5 assured, Now-York would Bave | which s of the purest and best quality. Moreover, the sarplue coud opublican Hredom, itved sgainst aay other Siate, bave | this Government in tho following words: = Did the Europead - W anaxotos, Fridey, April 6, 1666, bip with Mr. Daveui; e has | o pay high v TR A 2 g b B L T Tl g S g PRy e evere. punishment in oowequences which legitimately | States. whicti found aud occupied the continent almost without L1 informal note bas Just been received from Mr. o Nevado to develop some mines there; Bra: | tainly scoms now aa though Uncle Sam's pasture was uot | deuds msy be expec ] followed their commission. Nations are not suthorized to effort, then understand its real destiny and purposes ! Have , the United States Minister nt Par 1o this note | zear & Co.'s firm, with which T i nected, does a general | exhausted. A few more such warkets as this would DIRECTORS they ever yet fully understood and acoepted tuem ! Has oy, elow writes (n substance as follows: brokerage busiess; about Mar package wast soid f0 | oxhaust tho - operators for Fise " vo that they couldu't make : Jor, who wanted it packed ot to weigh over 100, | a rasse. Poxryn Bross, Caanves Torrur, correct each other's errors, exoept so far s is necessary to | thes c i thing but” disappointment upon disappointment resulted Moniceur of the 215t of March announces that amilitary | ® Mr. T upplied—only 1700 head Grosge L. TRASK, Jous H. Prayr, t o redress injuries aifecting themselves. 1f one Stuto : : 'a right to intervone iu any other State to establish disci- | from their misapprebensions After mear four hlwdm: convention was signed at Vienua on the 15th inst. between | #0 that he could take it in bis cabin with him,. as baggage: I The sheep market is rather lightl x e, constituting iteelf a Judge of the occasion, then every | Fears of such ‘llhsvummwu aud disnsters, is the LA and the representatives of Maxa. | suppoee the packs, tained 258 of oil, with a good deal | at Bruwnin‘n, apd 490 of thesg fed gver Sunday—yet brokers Gronax £. Wanixe, jr. b rovidenco in regard to the American poople still so mysteri- | 110y “supples A convention of the same nature wawdust packing; 1 think James Daveau sold that to Mr. | are holding for the samo prices current last Moodar. that i ~ W, cated, €ade, for wooled, and Se, for extr OrneE..ocunee No. 33 Warter, it was going on that steamer, if we got it | ojasc. # B for e purties, | Taylor; 1 supposo the same right to intervens iu the affairs of every ous that it can not be anderstood aud confessedt Columbus. | yyicifhad been previously concluded beiween the down there in tune; Davean bad only a general understandiog | bue at these rates trade is ve dull and sales w, the butch- | where circulats, maps, subscription lists, &o., may be coneuited, / all times. ctber pation, being itself alone the arbiter both iu regard to e O g ion.. ‘Toe prinolple of intervention, tin { it was said, lad giren & new world to tbe kingdoms of | ;ye purpose of this eneagement, suys the Monitews,ls to o | y ¢ ¥ ‘out, would seem to render all sovereiguty | Castile and Loon, bR RN of d"r"‘ sovercignty | wre ihe enrolment necesaaty to full the Austrian corps | With Col. Burstonbluder; the magazine was vurs, and the keys | ere declaring the meat market ant, and that they do not | subecriptions received, sud Wlonmation g0 en ot 84 I lopendsace. sud ven all ateraational posce and amity, | of Spain in Americat ichelien occapied and fortiGed & IHEP | in Mexico. Mr. Bigeiow further writes ag fullows: f bt Eavg fn our office; we' got tho magazine A litde afier the | want sbeep at present prices, which are kept up ouly by the " g . uncertan and fallacious, P ol e G ate Yot eiin that 1 | oLk e s s Vaom Cren b0 o o e bmhe | Gresawiohat, exploston; befora that we kept some in our | small suppiy. A lot of 77 wooled slieep, from Massachuselin, | 5 uns p, Dwianr, Seeretiry. amixa. 1. M. Drourg de Lbuys proceds to remark that oe for the sup- | 10 the Bt O v to tho. crown el MG s | Harted (rem Trioute 1o Vera Cres, to ¥y rogularly afier the lat | office; Col .":‘-'Z"{-"‘,‘"fi:fi,.,fi,,"'l.',';" poce, T don't know at | aversge 10 D, sold ot Efe- ¥ Ib; and a lot of extra OLio s Duwnnt, Sitie P dait, h & ey ; ho_cro! L of Apri ‘waw the Col, per to s, whicl sheared, average 110 19, sold at ¥e, Yano-Nox. 263 and 265 West kot betwen &, port which Maximillian received from the French army. as | firitaty adquired dominion bere surpassing by ove huadred | \guin Mr. Bigelow furnishes an extract from the Paris | €214 ves o bil for (36 olly 1 dont know the price of either | * Th hog market is down. There are 30} ear loads fu market, 208 e ey 4 po L3 that _or the oil sold to Taglor ; selling doll enough at 9210c, $ 1, with no prospect of GALL & COMPANY, Asenta, We learn from the stitutionnel of the 2ist of Ma - oy i e s for the support which bas been lent bin by el | fid in angih aad breadti tie native o | Mr. Mills left ab and Austrian volunteers, those supports cause no bhind- § . om hi . g -~ 4 ‘o Fance to the freedom of his resolutions in tho affairs of bis m““;‘o‘_‘fh“'nnb_“";1:;,".“:{,’.0",“"‘5?4&' % ;,:"l,z‘mf;‘;fuf":m ;’Vlm;:;‘l:;ll‘u{]\l;n that the enlistment for Mexico wi R L AR LR g A | cloning ou to-day. Evnleudy‘ triciua’ bas not stopped pork | ——— s et o S J 3 i iatoly, hirder abo of Fe vre Wi t New- Gorernment. Pifteh and the Swedes, been resigned but to Americat B amths siige, Your dispatonas of dses aim man of the nwe. 1 hisk, of Legeodre, T il ngt see that S Y S kgt C]{ DAR CAN[ PHOR of the boxes sent 2 . Mr. Drouyn de Lbuys asks: What State is there that does | o, nl exiles, Wl 8, the growth of Eoropean oolo od exiles, who have | 1he¢ of Mr. Bigelow's note are silent the rumors which b package; Tdid net see the marks on cl " p 3 o e ibia tha: | by stesmer; Mr. Davean told me he got dy; 1 don'y ARREST OF A PORTER AND RECEIVER OF STOLEN wot need alltes either to form o to defend. As to the Great : Fo come hither bringing with them the arts. the civilization | i B . | Po - 2% 1o the notice of this Government. It is possible - i ] peos s0h & Fratos and Eogiand, do they mot constantly | 0ip6, hither bringlpg Tt GioCh JoF the change been bane: | Urings b0 the Mot of 4 or e e poscoes suncors, | Know who ihe expressman was who brougbt it down; X paid | GooDs —Within the past four or ivemonths, Henry Koshiand, | Chespest and Best Defeuse against COTHESMOTHS. F maiutoin foreign troops in their armies. hen the Unites D C Blates Tougat ot 1hair ndependence, did the nid iren b fical o socety oz tbe Continent has it ot becn moro | g e disponiton wul proceedings of the Ausrian Gorers- | 11 e nt loatiog: Ms. Devoas made & oo | a parter i the employ of Jaogh Sirsass, of No. 64 Whitess., | "7 BARRIS & CHAPMAY, Besen._ Seld by evesy bewic___ 'y neficial even to Europe ltsel continued European | yent ymay enable you to treat the matter mentioned by Mr, | tract for bringing it down to th has stolen from bis employer gentlomen's farnishing byg THERE 18 NOTHING LIKB 7. Hfl?ifi."&‘a‘"&ifi‘fi”fi:fl'&'%fln Efsa‘ysfl:‘.m.fli {’"“"“i"fi NA ‘-'| had b:"h w_-;-{'r‘,-'- h“"\l wve | pigeiow with indiference. Looking at the matter, however, | to take it to the dock; 1 beard th heen 1 o merican nations whie AVO RIOWD | grom one point of obsorvation, the rumers referred to are | the public store in Broadway for appraisal last wi Mills | the amount of §30. “The greater portion of the stolen property TRUTH WILL PREVAIL about | bas been disposed of by bim to Morris Silberstein, of No, 304 - 1he recent insurgents was Dot in a like manaer a national 4 war becaase thousands of Irishmen and Germans were found fg:‘:‘"m‘;:om;::":"";g;':m‘,i i fove: "::":bm‘:‘.' deemed sulicient to entitle us to ask & friendly aud just exposi. | EAs beeu engaged in two or three mining compa Sghting under the flag of the Unitod Statest Arguing from | yo (it ™I it possible for European States to plunge thewm 1ion of the Imperial Royal Government of the relations which | that affice; ‘we knew ho was going to Los ngelos for opening | Second st. Lately hia employer suspected Koshland of theft, r asticipated avswers 1o these questions, M. Drouyn de Lhuys - in{;.‘_d“m e ad Hoi thai fhate? \Woud it be | it Provosssfo dsewme o maistain besceforth in rogard to | mines threo or four months 'Yfi- e started; & mouth before | and caused Lis urrest by otficer Goldberg of the 1ith Preciuot. B I O k RE V E Peaches o conclusion that the character of Maximilisn's Gov- | SE8 1S 0 O o A arope. if It were possible? The | Mox You are therefore expocted 0 execute the instruc- | be started it was settled that bould try this oil; the com- | The thief coufessed his guiit, snd also stated where be had A ’ ernment cannot be coutested, nor can its efforts to consolidate it | pajenoe of power among ‘tbe nations of Furope s maintained | ‘0% which have heretofore been sent to you to that effeot ‘\-uy then had but three or four disposed of the property. The housc of Silberstein was visited it e contevtd on the ground o he emplorment of orlgn | oy wibout nuzorous amies asd T e s Ll tha | Aad18is thought proper (hat you should atate that In the evest | stendindor’s; 1 know of o directions from the ( und searchied ard 4 large quantity of the stolen property fonnd OR ::p. M. ll)“y::ydn de‘ huys, in :N- lr(um;ut, seems tous | U8 F0F Dolitieal ambition there iy bounded by the ocean !h)«:"izmu.:hm::umml - hvrv;-f::r in .\l«-l«-n‘l-{’l\u.umn ;:- I:O ”':‘l:‘ of the oil; our office i Mr. Bursteubiuder's | wecreted there. He. too, wus arrested, and yesterday toth the - AT jve overlooked two important facts, viz: First—That the B ! jeots nuder the command or with the sanction of the Goyern- | besdquarters. cused_were 4 o Justio 1 po W hich surronnds that continent. *Vould it bo possible to mafn- | o3t 0 Vienna, the United States will feel themselves at liberty | 1o Mr. Burstenbiader—Mr. Barstenbiader offered the ot on e L A T T o LIFE I{EJ I ) V L ‘L\ ATOR hand Just befurs be started to the company; they did not want | surety for the amount. Silberstein was committed for examinss. o Homtte o the no:: &'ma"i:&fi‘amfi'fi:‘&ifl‘é | Ehef L3 thip Vo g e Popslations, | 1o rogard those bostilitics as coustituting o bie argument. Second—The fact that the United States have e b e il s k. 10Ught | trin agaiust the Republic of Mexico, aud in it; 1 don't know of auy letters from him authoriaing the sale of | tion to answer the cbarge of receiving stolen goods. wot, st &by time, acoepted the suj government of the | STiuin that DL ere all these o a4t el waged at this timo and under existing cire | the oil; the receipt was made out in_your name because it be- rioce Maximilian as & constitalonal or legitimate form of | OB.% trary, of al suppositions. s it not manifest could not engage to remain wa Al Jonged to you; I think Mills left before you, but I am not posi- : ET, e s, Moxioo capube or a1 s iancs | s ‘Amrioan uatiops wers caled nto existonoe 1o bo deire to el the abteation o | §ve; 1 dou't remember bearing Jou ofor (o sel vy ol 10 aay CHARGED WITH INTEXDED ARSON.—On Saturday rouyn de Lhnys then arranges, io & io mauner, the v o ¥ Inge . i will see the . | one but the compauy. B ) i adVEntaaa toak T ariobs tr sre w5 arise 1o ihe Uaitod Blates | Tureed BT Do e o e trs mapeinarily witbdrewo: LA L N Ly e O VR b sl - i ey e the succeasfsl extablishmest of the spposed emayie iy and its respencibilities sod powers arv seoeteacly wibArovR istenily with the courtesies | 2! who took the key at that time. Rosademan: Hooper and Ofosm- Tikiy, srvested “Abeshom Saxico, Tastead of & country uo-um::‘ly o trouble asd s gadovactel;(he pertion 4ad of seskind when | dow fo Aust s friendly Goversmeat. Sbould you, how plume B Daresn vae then swars for the dafemser. Jacobi, Moses Rosenthal and Jacob Cohn in front of a store -l as given us so many subjects of complaint Woose . ever, find imy reasons now uukcown 1o us for deferris arstenbinder left the latter part of February, and returned | in Warren-st. c v e Tomich o "outeeiies “baye. been _obiieed o | cfamest, and fo mako snd administe? thett oFn ‘vt JI A5 | the szsoution of tas iastraction, you will be st lberty il eyl e b Tl By e S el Ryt ety Lt s dhoes e M ecieo & paciio. country, | oI (b thls oboloe, or 10 the Sanduet ot N e peivilege | 0100 JORF diseretion and report tee reasons o us. His ol they tofused, o they had olls of thelr own on the way | Sorese S0l e Oy o P T hle i Tor B onder & beneficent imperial sway, offeriog henoeforth | 'S U n-lbmz of altering and correcting the urrw“y T am, Sir, your obedient sorvs eived no letter suthoriziug s sale of the oil from Col. | Gon of Rosenthal was found a quantity of tinder and some ‘are, of coarse, the e prisouers ot f war by Aus- The nses of this powsrfol Vegetable Tnvizorant may be sunmed vp inafew words. It relieves with absolute cestainty all disabilities, cures nervous debility of every type, resto o1 the exhausted powe: alter long-continued sickness, preveits snd ariesis premature decsy 5 is & vitalizing, strength- dial b the sged . may be relied oo by womaa {0 all het physical diffieu tios a5 & barinices and sure restera- tive. It is an antidote to the consequences of early indiscretion, has. uo equml as 4 siomachic (s cases of dyspmpuia, susiaica mot oniy e Bysical strenzth but the <onstitution it L, sid is in all respects Lo st tonic depurative and autt bilious Below o few extracts from letters dally received: FREDONIA, N. Y., Apri] 4, 1168, #: Your BIOKRENE, or sticle. and is doing wy wife: Messrs. Horemives & Hi LI¥E REJUVENATOR, & groat deal of good. t, WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Barsteubiader; Mills left affer you loft; we had the receipt | gxulio acid. After considerable questioning ‘weasures of security, and vast openings to our commerce; ‘which principal sufferers. ooy fem Tjurag o g e Roring o | "0 ok ey R M rtom waetircted toen | LT ST TR womuey her e o GRArK B 1 | admited. tat they lnended 1o bur e buling 1 rout o | e emmpmied 0 st 1, o et et " 3 A ) 4 Sands " ¢ vatistaction. In cases of fe Tt weta | e iiimed oy Eringo el in Masion. Wise oefal relations may s00n be restored between Frauce and DEPAKIMENT OF STATE, prosented it to the Company for the off'oathe of oy e ;lll:’cd'h:}ye‘x:nr:nuu'"i:fi e e g ket Bend ine six botios Y, exprs s | suall ol omtinne. 10 eccom) rince an in Mexico. Wise | §faxico apon a basis just to both parties, and favorable to the WASHINTTON, April 16, 1866, was in form—The Association to Mr, Bursteubinder Dr.; aadae L3 tecoumiend it to otkers. Yours, LEWIS HENRY. ‘wre as natural on the part of Frane as (hey 878 | jyjopendence and sove S1n: 1 hiave had the lonor to receive your dispatch of the | #0 muoh oil, I forget the quautity; you tould not know that | = = — s reh, No, 155, brings the Important annoupos. | AV iad been sold before you came back from & Superior; STABBING AFFRAY.—Late on Sunday night Frank Ml:. 'ln.dl‘fleh.,hly '.o'nc. ve uacd two bottes of youw Messrs. HuTOMINGS & Hiri BIOKRENE, snd tud it ail eignty of the people of Mexico, :.hul.ns 27th of M. %0 the United States. The United States are not - | §, oqually the interest of Frauce and all other enl P i oil, sud 10 | Mabedy, ex-Foremau of Fagine Company No. 31, became en- * Mili p 5 - | 1w we had to report to you the sale of tary Bupplementary Conven. s o ¥ of is recon.meuded for. Inclosea is- e e o Four sheis sotiod peineipios - ratified ng country, but their sett] nciples, g . tion,” was ‘on the 15¢h of that , b | whom we sold. Raite, i co otons orbad Ciem 0 100k {or ¥uch SLADE®S (3 | ¢.O0s o, bokalf of tho D I e e 5 e of Auiria wad Frinee S hat mouth, betweed the K. | ¥ eaa—The box was put in the magazius while T | 9€0d i1 an altercation in Elizabeth-at. with Deaais Canuing- ik S g @y bushand. ibis o forelgn, roral.or taperial | oak, on belal of the Usited Sintas, conserning the condl | fiperor in Mexioo. You inform e hat i la sxpecied that | a3 a¥ay: tho box bad oo marks, but tome numbers; tho ol | Bam, and was sabbed ia tho left grola with g pockot kaife by " e 8P KLOTS. Tounded upon forcible sbremsion of republioas war agaiant Mexioo, and doformine for ovwfthe canae,_ Ve aboti 1000 voluntears will be sbipped undes e frvaty from | wee old 1 March afier Mr. Buruienbiador bad, lot sever | o later, Conningham then atemped, to ssospe, but was g <o i mied to insist that Fran t i we ; 1 ma, n ith Mills; be wished me " P . Besefllal rostis which coukl come from wuch & CUALES 11 | She akLes o maew ap i Moxion. an snti-Kepubfoun or sutl | Filbe shippedin the Autams, Yhare erettiore poeaasl B | L oo of the ol the-satubliabed prios. 10-the. public | o1 sae Eonty breeiuct™ Tho motmd of Mebasy wat drsotod 13 . Sic Tovioaed poabe ok 810, Mexico, 4 sufficient ©o overbalance the lnflr’ which they | Go s b rameat, o (o maintsin such & Government | Lresident’s instructions, to ask for explanatio . cor for the oil has beou $2 10 ¥ m; Mr. Mills got it ot £175; we | the Seation-H: Yostorses Dkta] y was dressed in | which you will send we | dos. BIOKGENE. Wiat you sent me Las maat diroctly uffer by tho overthrow of tho Hepublioan Gor- | there. tionally to faform the Government of Austria ih w ¢ foes Oat Burstenbinder to sel the | $00 0o e aaaiit, 15 Caswin the | (e mtused.. - Cmbelully yous, ' D MEDRKER- sroment 1o Mexico. ecept, Blr, & renewed assurance of my high consideration. | Pstel of military expeditions by Austris uuder s oil® while he w #0id this oase to Mr. M I e o Drouyn de n o igh congideration. | ¥ ngement as the ous whioh seeus now to bave been consnin. | €arboy to £ Mr Mills laft some days previ " S Dok w1 yhi oy At review, To Marquis D MoxTiOLOY, &¢. | EaE i would be regarded with serious concera by the United | svipment, aad lefi dirsctions with Mr, Raviaond to wend it | pyip OvemBoARD.—Last eveni P i gt LR LI o I T United Statoe t M. BIOFLOW To ME. sEWARD—(Extract Btatas. " The subjeos his now basn further considured ia oon. | by W6 overland route; whes i came to No. 1 BoARD.—Last evening Capt. Augustus | £5SG Euetom o L E078 0 Gty R o gt in Mexico. On the other part, we admit, Lzoar ke ST, Pants ¥ nection with the official information thus recently received, | Pine-st, Mr. Rarmond found the freight by expres Bowman ot the barge Saranac fell overboard from the vessel, L ‘ e 2 e 'ATION OF THE UNITED STaTES, PAtia, April 6, 1466, | S0t ol i S VR s ! arge! X Doller per bottle, or six bottles for $7. Sold by Droggiets oipeof oo inervanios. ' Tiis louba postlats | gy " Nontewr of yosteriay mariing avspinood tat, a8 | Bt Gy v S shoath by oo agai | e box b 0 IeaiEs oa it ok Jo. 15 Findak boh sembece, | L e e T oty s oy ey ec® by & sequence to the communications exchangsd between the distinotly made known o the l’.m;mr and 1 gave no direction for marking it; I drew the receipt (EX assistance could be rendered. 'The body was not recovered. by express -_nyy by er-ul:l . i phcc ot TUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Piope c. 8 Doy-st., New-Youk, hich beloogs, as Mr. Seward wake war, [ implies the right to recei: Stinister of Franoe, his Excellency Marsual Bazsine, aud the | A5 f of Austria and all other Powers whom it may direotiy con. | B); I emploved & man up tho: ring it down; I suj ekl Gorerams, e imgaror T decied i Wi | G0 ""Eha Vil St o ussos whish g direotty con- | B L O e e qeotity Trom what Me our power and iuflioting | i8R FORE AN o 1866, the secoud in Marob, 4y, | bojust, aud to have thelr fouudations in the laws of nations, Barsteabiader told me; all the cases I examined contaioed R 3 oan Government. Afer | 86 frst 1o latvo In November, 165, 1907, | maintain that the domestio Republisan Government with | Kiass carboye; oos of thom coutained four carboys packed BAD TEIS CERTIFIOATE. e train of fraitless fomonstrances. it Wwas our At M. Drouyn 4o Lhuys's reception yesterday afternoon, Which they are on relations of friendly communication, is the | Y#ry nicely iu sawdust; a carboy contained about u!’:" fish | This is to certify that | have examined Roaxns's FRAGRANT OpoxtT Sug ™o ot "Gt oot ot ok | Al Wb 1*iippoach o paronh 1a. he Moy | S Ppciaae, govgrimont iipe o Mexion, tiaks war | BivSied e oL Y STy evoryegiien || Suialed fad ik s b DT e & 2 Ty - of enrs u _wage A i of o publio store; the others meter. Th masy . We 60d them Dow sngaged in tha sstablish. | HIELE be rogarded wsaa official etatoment of tho resull of | wcainet th B e by e GoTemmment o Frames. | Were takon diroctly (o our magasine; 1 have (o duplicato bill | ey +-ten s Tlio ingredients which enter into its composition are of & reguiar government, whioh shows itself disposed to | £aro% SSTArIR SRREE TR RN SRt o whioh was begun with a disclaimer of of lading; Mr. Baymond et in the steamer Arisona, and is, [ | *ell calcuisted to cleanse the Teeth and keap the Guns in & healthy keep its eogagoments. In this relation we hope that conversasion last Fall Pty z’ — Il;l"l 5)“:3 to :l!{lfl designs; that that war has subs presume, in Sau, ucisco; Mr. Burstenbinder before he left W Rooxix, Chemist, No. 74 Willlumeat., N. Y. the objset of our expedition will soon be resobed, | SoUTRTMES 8 BT L e e climactic sud | BOW distinotly weary the char Farope id, if any persons wanted the oil we might sellit; Ioan't | Sold by all Druggists, Pecfumers sud Fauey Goods Deslers. and we aze strivizi to make with the Emperor Maximuian ar- | (20 SOMENEST oS00t G (R SO CUECE LY | tlon to overthrow that domeatic Ropublican Government. and o eaid wo might sell & part of it, - ——— ‘which, by sstisfyiog our interest and our howor, | gnlyATH T 4 Foapact, JOUr ¥ErY | to erect iu its stead au Europoan imperial military despotism, | Charles O Ellott teutiiad that ho took a packagefrom the | Tho last Frexcn C u:nu,:‘_-:':o;:' [0 fl'..‘:?.:";w;fl.',h.' sray 2, SEWARD 70 M. MOBIDW. 4 n{ n):xllxury lon»li "Tho Unitad States, i viaw of fhe characto | COFd nd-seventeenth-st. and Thir 200 JAN » ."r C !;Au.ns uu;l«-sru,\l.‘:. i‘:v:lcll. xican poro: s 0 Writs o o 2 of their own political institutions, *heir pi A v holaze. Admission tree o) prine of non-intervention, an : 01 litical affairs of the Amerioan continent caunot consent ‘Lhird-ave. to City Hall, an ay; ho deliv. s from that moment scoept it as the rule of our conduot. A e e i1 Tihod. | ored the puokago at the giios; from tlero bo w w'roqunetod | GArreALDI SUTTS—Th Our 3 Overn- | Ty, United States Lave t to take it to Pier No. 42 North River; I loft it on the dock | yeen in this ITs—The most elegant ever before bis country. Ladies call sod inpect thom. IAnuouncements | FISHING TACKLE ALL ITS VARIETIES, - e e et e pheation o B Trasiing mont of France, o the sect {olowing: “Lhat the ETporor bas | (uev (1ink season there not in charge of anybody; [ think it was marked st N 0o irit o quty whioh aniuater (s Cabizet of Wase deoided that (s Freach troops ;:-’2;25::: e Mocieo 1 hres anked tuss o miliary foroe egaged 1 it objectionable w-: o Plnest; when it wt fo 5‘;': & "}2"‘;{’.“"’: No. 83 Lateyette-placs ons Ho. o4 Fosiare. g s“i B;’)RAPFR A-un".m‘...;;u il thomseires somtory o dho la which in Marok, 1967, uad the third ln November, 1367, Xou \a: | withdrawn from Mozien. s ik there; 10 a0t know h e m-‘!:i; of the bam; thote wanne | ‘T Soui Wy Lo ; Ne. 33 NASSAUST, one door rom MAIDEN LANE. obsery d A copy of the last communfoation oon this subject, which | O F oy Barstormialare it e nor oot wheenis el e, T LT R GO ANTS PARRER BRON. Yarp, Nos, and 265 West Twi ssision mentiousd o the Monitewr may be g ed a3 en lard’ . Whea you (meaoiog the Marquis de Montholoa) shail | (Geil e SO0 RT0C G, e " oF Tiaron Balllard'd mission in | ¥as addressed by the United States 1o the Govorument of | Ajjourned to Wed ity-fifth-st., o8 LONDON CLUB SAUCE. Eave the tion of the Foderal G« t. i e e o Tou o O ! Mo sosuiesof | Moxico. Prestming thet we may expoot very soo to roosive | Fraues. s Lerowith tranamitied for yout mpeoia Ialermation. botwéen Soventh and Eight our Degotiations with the Emperor Mazimilian for the retara | 8 direct commuaication of the Emperor s views o the eubject his papor will give you the true sitastion of the g o think & discussion on | question. Tt will also ‘emable you to satisfy = the T Acknowlsdged by ep 0 be fhe Sauce for romst wests, fieh, game, steaks, ehops, 800, Sess a0d delicacy of faver 1o al fruit, preserve and pickie Loases. afour $roope. T have already,and not without muoh reluotanos, | Of th0 proposed evacdation of Myxico, P mments. opob fis Argamonts of M. Drouys do | OUF PATLof the nawly.prosonted points of the subject of the wl againat the afer. | Fretch intervention would at the preseut momeut be proma- must be no less opposed to military intervention, for politioal tare. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, objects, hereafter ia Mexico, by the Goverament of Austria, | Beg! NWILLA I SEwakp, | than they are opposed to auy farther intervention of the same To Joux Ricrrow, Paris. . o'hlncm- ] that B':‘Dulll'y by l'r-m-l-n You will, theretore, The B 1of ( \ el THE MARQUIS DE MONTHOLON TO ME. SEWARD. at as early A day as may be couveuieut, bring he Board of Councilmen met yesterday at 2 p. m. Have vou heard of Kk V8 U sanslation. the wholo case in_a b . 4 - @ I 1k 3 d of KELLOGG'S UNITED STATES MER- e o Tt etd i the wholo oue in 4 becomiug maumer to W Aten. | parsusnt o adjourament, the Prosideat, J. Wilson Groon, fn | 4TI Naateran ] Soo New Pebicuion, - 3 d W ASHINGTON, A pril X 10 state that the United States sincerely d the chair. e 2 —— Mn Spensrans or State —si: 1 hastan to remit borowith | 137 find it just and expo A resolition to provids a ‘stand of colors for the 4th, 60th, | sl 145t FRENCH Crassks under A, A. FAvanar teh whicl i - o " q pecial adv b Paesbets ani * ateh whioh I at the o nited | 770h aud 96th Regts, of the N. Y. 8. N. G, tho cont for each | 1 the speoing 1coeoh so Thuretuy stk b i S Uity ooitron ree Woop—Woon—Superior Virorta PiNg and OAx :‘\:on 'ar&“\:nlav’ I’I.I-JMJ "'l cord ;:‘ the LOWEST prices at the yard e | o Oviocs by Sk posaciiy Gl TV OpuAk sl Ty Cw MpSFi0g an unrivaled rich ado isies, For sale by all grocers, d C. R. PARKER, Sole Agent, No, 75 Bleecker ot. RUPTURE. N H I TE:S. overument of at the United " States olix aad bypereritical. T vot elsimed. and they do ol claim to know what meate the Expetor nay iuake for the adjustment of clai Tudemnity and redress in Mexico. It would be on our part an round to -ddl-l'uunl;un to take coguizance of tasw. We adhere | 19 JOU0 0 ilency [y Jr),.q‘ lapatel L i i e he leour ition that the war iu qusstion has become a litioal S - - rou, ¢ Lhoys, and which answe a to n e ou wil D e RO A 20 %o the Repabliony | Mexioan affairs. on the 17th of February last. 'Accept, Mr. | this proposition. This Goverswe not but regard 68 8 | hereas, There is ‘eason 10 ear, L Bl 0 = . e 3 chutaoter it | Becrsiacy of State, to assuraaces of wy higa w“nndefllhun_ Tu':;.u‘l"u‘r‘l::: ooscera tll;': d 'xj- lh 'fi' sny troops h:n. of vessels "containity, passengers e T e et Markets—Keported by Telegraph. “Q‘En b1 S tibaral ok the part of ONTHOLOY, us 0o, o the subject whiok you are thus | city may be visited by that foarf ! s and wh the sepet ! —Flo i O o e ror | o tho Hon. WiLLtas . SswAnp, B ool (86 A NSrien Carorniteny Tenclny | SHLsloog madiad wos whe hevs sestled tuil dtose retses ity | steads; Oord Roal Blon Arnak adroasiar.: et Q‘ liminery arrasgrments. tie B ocontemplates M. DROUTN DELHUYS T0 THE MARQUIS DE MoxTmorow, | WIU°F consideration. Iaw, Sir, your obedicat servant. fact that the boat preventives of | 5. Osts hoavy; sales ot S0@52. Sugar dull wud ,f"’" & \ahment i Mexio0 hefore witharawing bis forces of the vory (Trausiation | 8 Wi, 1. BiWAKD, deutely populated | Secds inactivo; Timithy scace. Tro Bioas Arms. Waey Which constitate the wateriol ground of the exoe] Pk, April 5, 188 J. Latnzop Motiey, eeq., Vienn: tciont masines o which many of | stoudy; o of Wastors at 82 2547 89 26, rm. Whisky & read st terlating. the spread of Wi diy | o PHILADELPHIA, April Potrolvum unchangsd. Fldur .’ firm; wales of Supertine at 87 9625280, W) request the Board of Health to | £71: sales of Red at 82 55282 White, O:'mal!n'n:: ales of Yellow at 80c, oo oms tn-&‘;mn his intervestion by the United States. It To THE MARQUIA 1E MOXTHOLOX. would be more ilii} to supposs for a moment | all tue attention which it deserves the that be expsets the United Siates Lo bind tbemseives | tary of Siate to my dispatch of the 9k of January palous care with which Mr. Seward has pleased to th — — o wer of tie Socre- AFFRAY AMONG LODGERS. o X0ud, That tho Commen Coo - ——— tuka Int0 cousidvration the propristy of sstablishing In the difersnt | COPD quist; TRUSS :fl n’-mm:‘-um" '“'.':’.'J r:nhn: °.'.“L'.§:'i“,’nf,'1§“‘{‘; Anli;:fi);;lxd i, a0 the extended considerations upon | Ome of the Party P 1y Patally Stabl districts of the city, undar proper requlstions during the Summer, guayra at 2le,, gold. S firm; 'lduu i i } O iminediate parpass to bring ba aa ond tho servioe of(he | which e has eaiersd to dofins in rogard to the exposé which A d bod— | oot fhee public baihe open to every citizen oncomplying with | B0l Whisky anchasgons (it el srmies in Mexioo, (o withdraw thew, mad in gond foth o fal | T hase mads of the couduct of France in the affairs of Moxico, tigntion by Coroner Gover—Verdict of | therules il donn for thgc i sty s S iLuvoton, N O April 23.—Naral Sores—Reoeipts very AND ; gtk the Unied Stater, Canuot nnderstand bis | which ths Cubivet at Washington ‘attashod to “,iutf.:‘"‘:.‘.";: For some time past a state of ill-feeling has Aisted | ©Mce of Measougor to the City Livrarian st salary of 81,000 'TEE':'L"A’::I?\L fi',f.’.?’in‘:“w‘v},e." :nlt';::’-{:‘d".dunm S B ATSHE S et SN | et e Sepeacth et L | 1 o i ekl Chrtng Pt Do, | "o bt N’ ekt 4t or . and o Mo 3. ORTE e o oy g of hid sxpassaiun: hos | font dliaesbave comentod betWeoh our two counities, 1o per | o o 06 the teaement-bouse To. 254 Hast Fourieath-at - ot ot 24 420, for No, 1, and b0, for No. 2. | ieee tastrmunemta e antitaly saw, Bothis . e sansia of "Maxin shall have - besh Iafi ah | vailover the acoldenial divargencies ofien \nevitable ithe | U0 Su046 uight they met i the allway of the building, and Hlghadues nomoal” at 832080831, Provisions - rer. | (o ALl GIERTLIGNE CEEXCAND EAEN l‘E i 625 352825 15, Lard firm at 18) @18ic. Reoolpty 0 the BACK-INWARD i CURES the most chutinate ou-l-l»r R0 "fi..t ;‘-’éflu‘r‘n« WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSE Co, No. 809 Broad II?ROVED ELBIPTIC HOOK from the opsration, effacts ‘0onse. | movement of affairs and the relations of governments, J o ows politiosl asd militry intarven. This dispos tion taat We bave olated the m‘&m‘n‘-‘&éi fll‘l‘:’ :olr;.no:-:ryfl "-'33::“'-'.:":27““""" ‘e will oarselves resp-ct _..th.. ..','.',’.,n,,., :f.;,.. .wfim’a&u 'u::um.:_% .y.rn.l‘:nlh# Kioking bm. Whilo he was lying apon the u:r Dnn fl In the "Supreme Court, Chambers, before Jud ‘ o nansry last. Tabal a0t ReTwEa e tore! wingolf siabbed the unfortunite fiah 1n (he breast. abdomen | Clerke, s the caso of Franc . Walker agt. tho Securiy g et (e ‘M“l T gl oy mun Teie. "0 0'!1-“ prnms and u-r-u.mnmhm ounds, | Petroleum Cflfll].ljl‘rl ‘was entered in this nu‘;‘i:" ,_.:"‘ '.”“‘:ut“ A Oovum-mm. sedte B 3 o merl Sio t0 L nv:l 'u.: solving the corporation vn the ground that it was insolvent, a only by treaties, which have conour- | sion wi » ® may differ in lul;o...flo- and appoin o receiver of its . This proceed { and 1108 Taiaten, withae: denger ot Do a7Ethoat the Kaowlodge.of mpay of the Stioboriars a twotairds of theSeuate, A formal | ersment of the pies, withont o rests countr) ok it bettor to serve harias Wehlo, as attorney for the of several of li.wnflcfim:.' llam mm the tw .-'rl Dad on our to disarm susplolon in re- s¢ interests, 10 abstain from discussing assertions, in my wld tos cameerning we have given Do cause | opinion, very contestable, in order to take scifon ou mssur. - alty, cuptribite to faciitata our péarstandiog. Dipeglons ey Mess Por —7,000 bbis. Flour, 21,000 bush. Wheat, 51,000 bush. Corn. 18,000 bush. Oats.” Shipments—3.000 ’ J 7 ot 55,600 paah. Corp: 1000 badh QT O 15000 Daah, EMOREST?® N , D e M A AZINE FOR borutiful foataros. Splendid Eugravings, naw -~ 'Go"m “THOMAS R. AGNEW™, Nos. 260 and b r!'(lw-nwlrhy?l. ner of Morrny, aud there you will fiod i""l-"-:"& ‘Srleo b ol eye g Uig eleg ghapes Wak 0 ”‘.\ or else. would be re- | ances which Mu-fl-:&fl,?m‘l"::,l Ly be X | We Bever beatisie to SQo7 to our (rjondg jue €3 LOLE Shiandl SOWING JLaCUIN u.l».“ 0 CLUINE. Ne 81 Brgdoan