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8 e el . . At EUROPE Stater with Austrls, who will meke hes declaration of war alonie, and will consequently cons!der thelr assai’, gq £ war. Tho uombars itortes g aliuated be- way ladopendent deci of the Cor ration whoso t lenven oo ar | Bavor that aniws & sl rine to by | twoen the Prussian proviuces aro pazasularly enjolaed to | v woen Wi non “x” noutises o thet soere o ! tako note of this communleation, The mobillzetion of e s "The 80,000 then whom Ferdtoand T, of Nagies | 100 Federal ary was not valid in tho form proposed by Pequeathed 1o bis son were nn oblect of adwiration to those | Austrs, but iu o modified sbape proposed by Hunovor who ou y saw them ot reviews avd mock £gLts; bat the day of % gl sl camo, and they sosttered lke chaff before Garibalal's | THE ALLIES OF AUSTRIA AND OF PRUSSIA Bandful of me ‘The eight votes excluding Austria, given in the Diot in B Jians o jolitae muy, evertheless, be made | g50r of the mobilization of the Federsl army, represont & Ioto firet.rate saldie o foat waa nebievad by Alvs, Spi nols, atd Parua in | " uisruads, and | population of 13,839,711, aud conting {175,708 wen doze even now by Aus- | while the five votes Pris T ho: ealy reat Luecuion 1 | 7100 R0 A% yotee expluding Prusms o e o w01 by Tabaue, whether | Tepresent a population of 2,954,080, aud cont ugest of as they fight for otber | 500 me The events of the next fow month will settie | 00 o0 MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD. i to Messrs. Rot 14, by order ament, that no money b Frenkfort was to e paid g NOTICE TO ce had been giv the Prussian Gove | the C ation deposited in | without the consent of Prussia. | VRUSSIAN ULTIMATUM 7O CASSEL. aw hile s0arage ntoal 1 upOR KLY 0Fler forees t Sriend e 0 wy e ging to or 1 will de WAR AT LAST, w0 The Londol Juge 16 ow begun in earne tthe vet ¥ HANOVER AND DHSSE The war wet hewll | ratwn of on the po ¢ $uran proposal, | Hesso, threatening those States with military measures o ather, " Hasover hoa A s they farnish immediate guarantees of their com- sely, aud W are not sarpr learn that it - | pleto neutrality in the approaching confli SH7,und wa ate not sarpeised to learn fhat ita re- | yleto neatrality in the approaching confict. which bas ) red from M STATEMENT OF A SEMI-OFFICIAL PRUSSIAN PAPER. itung o the semi-official N Hig nounces that it will henceforth publish news Elbe Duchies under the hea nd intelligence from States formerly belongin rderation under tho titlo Middle Enropean p of THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE A Frankfort dispatch says Prince Cha will be appoitted Commander-in-Chief THE PEDERAL DIET ON TIHE INVASION OF SAXONY, to the FEDERAL ARMY. ho Fed i scizing what les in der paih, and « unprepared. From -u“:; i;‘n‘ f Gemawy maybe | The Diét held an extraordinary meetivg on the 16th ¢ b eyl ibjected by foree: | decide on the motion by Saxony that Ausiria and Bavar ch med s requested to adopt immediately & Te8 a8 were ne tated by the Prussian invasion, THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE FEDERAL UIET DECLARED A VIOLATIOS OF THE TREATIES 0F 1715, Tt was asserted at Paris that the proceedings of the Fed- eral Diot had determined several of the Powers who signed tho treaty of Vienna of 4815, to declare that in their opinion, artic form a part of the European 11 violated, sbe peopioacq b resistance. o States whose groups voted for Prussia at the Diet, such s the Mecklendurgs, Oldenburg, aud the Free Cities. will have no «holoe bat t0 fo ader. Roughly d resources af sase of the South, foriherss € deaded Ly A1 Tt ie the in t move ! Th 1a s great contest sde by crossing of the § 4 brioes in | was m: front ¥ lovi nto neccesary s Marstal Be enemy bas hegus operati craational Law, have been KPEECH OF THE EMPEROR, TLe Common Council of Vienna on the 14th presented an address of loyalty to the Emperor Fravcis Joseph, In oply to & spegch from the Burgomester, the Emperor provab) ion for entering Sexony. tal of & woak ally, tho best possible secure ating againit the exemy. Irom Prague to ! rha the rosd !lfllh-wxuxh;)ruden and across the plains of said: oot Thy et i N My Tk ke « 1 receive this manifostation from the y compels Lm0 CaTEY B %0t mas bo Yot Lie prompuitade of " “T2% Gulain for them some Alarge port of the Kingdom may in Weonyenicnt veutr al eontest in Sileei 1 bave done everylhing in my berty of ‘Germany, but 4 ors for e to do with creat satisfaction. power to preserve the peace and i 1t has been made impossible in all oy pyaniagen, 4 lurge pert ofihe Kingon nay & | wo. This is the most arduous period I have experienced .{,“,,“ n. be able to carry on war ix a foreign territory. | BinCe Yy accession to the throne, T now resort “fio Prussian ¢ nders know the country as weliastheir | 10 the sword with confidepce in God, my Germau offioer who bas siadied his | o right, my valisot oermy, and the roughly sequainted the military tion of my fathful pubjects; but T must, m m. Though tae Pru osten- press my fullest satisinction with the nnanim wibly commanded by Royal peisovages, the; be waut ade of Vienua, motwitustanding that econ: W se its streugth to the hest advantage, is certainly reason for the Prussian Government to bs- wtir itsel, if 1t would d against ite adversaries. Tt Tialy, with its immense and in itself P lices hiave boen already imposed upon the eapital by the stappage of business, suid the want of employment the popnlation. The most exemplary order prevails ere i comparison with the o intries, and I canpot | sufficiently express my recognition of this fac Tlie reports so freely circulated on the lith, ¢ p for in he vots it Aus- w Gov. " groments with the Austrian caase. Al €20 four ‘“doms, | tria had that morning formally declared war against Prus- varia. Susory, Wurtewberg, aud Havover voted fo: e mo. o presumed to have been founded on this speech, B o et T S s s Geasd | s, are prosumed to have SR fRunfec on k'S Apcoml Dueal Hesse, Bra and Nassan. Ou the other side, noim- AUSTRIAN PLANS. Ut Goverawent voted for Prussia, except thai of the | According to Paris gossip, there exists an Austrian dis- of the Notherlands, who is pretty ceriain to rem mevirs] in the contest, 7n erery ddement of power there is an wense disproportion between the tico parties inte which the minor Sades have been thos divided, bt votes which supported pateh, meant to be private and confidential, which among other things stated that if the Austrians were allowed to beat the Prussians and Italians, but particularly the Prus Austrie represent a population of no lese than 13 80,711, with f 173,708 meu; while the five votea which support- | gians, there would be an opening for treating for the ces- 3“’" ihe ;roposal represent mx:;. gopulation o | o £ Venet a contin f, then, we take | %100 of Venetia, gent of 33,500 men. 9,000, 00 t of Aus- tl on the t the THE PRUSSIAN MINISTER AT VIENNA. It ic stated that the Austrian Mimster for Foreign Affairs withheld the passports of Baron von Werther, the Prussian Ambassador, until the Prussian Government re- totel population of Prussia us 1 Arie e 35,000,000 we fnd & great disparit two #ides. On the otber hand, it may De no le of seme of those States which voted with ¢ are likely 10 refise their support to the polic thaf Qovernwents. Yesterday, ot the very t . 5 sho Prussians were cutering Nanover, sn address | leased Councillor Lesser, who was arrested in Holstein. was beisg movel by Connt Beunigser, the FPres- | garon von Werther consequently did not leave Vieuna till adent, protesting agoinst the resolution of the Federal Diet, as a atep which endangered the independence of Hanover, end demand- g e diemiseal of the King's Ministers and the wewtrality of the dom. At Casscl the Chamber has passed similar resoln- 1oz lf&ihli the policy of their anti-Prussian Sovereign, and g refased 1o grant supplies for the mobilization of the srmy. “Theso demonsirations are worthy of notice, because they show #he political commotion of the time, aud mway be the forerun- 2are of wowentous chunge. Sbould, thes, the Governments of the 14th, FINANCIAL DISTRESS, There was great heaviness'and despondency in financial circles throughout Germany, and the various Bourses were scriously affected, 1he misor States not mpru-ud by their subjects in their sebewes for opposing Prasela, the eonclasions 1o be deduced BAVARIA. from the vote of Thursday last must be wortbloer Hut, as- An arrangement is #aid to have becn concluded between the Austrian and Bavar.an Governments for the regulation of their course of action, The Bavarian Contingent in Fraukfort was under marching orders, and its detination was believed to be the camp st Wurzburg. MECKLENBURG, 1t was expected that Mecklenburg would afford active support to Prussia for the defence of Schieswig-Holstein, BAXONY. The Crown Princess of Saxony proceeds to Vienna. The Saxony Treasury valusbles and provisions for the army have been transported for security to Bohemia, HESSE CABSEL. suming 1Lat these States, or the wore powerful of them, werioualy into the war, Prossia wuet_pr mervein the strife, For the sent all bangs on the ch rw.n. 1In sueb conv! s the present to be unsucoess- is to be guilty. Sbould Count Bismark fail in the bold de wigns be bas conceived, there will be no i3 e east st him by vietorions enewies and ruined * if Proesia gains sny material nccession of pows m-n:’u in Germany which will take away 4 membrance of her umbition. The questions which egitete Germany, Jtaly and the he nous provinces of Austria have beon discussed by Foreign Secretaries sud Embassadors fox vearly & generation, witbout much effect. Seven years alnee there was & partial decision through tbe vietories of the French Emperor; and since then the impotence of negotiation Maa, safortos been even more strougly marked. The ar- Bitrawen: of war Seld, and we can only hope that the again invoked by & million of men iv the #0 tremendous o secrifice way tend to bumau bappiucss snd £ ieion to be sttalved by sdvancement. The order for the mobilization of the Army of Heseo > Cassel was signed on the 13th, W """;" ‘: Federal Diet and | ) 11 150k the Chamber of Hesse Cossel passod resolu- st o i — i/ R SR L tions by a largo majority requesting the Goverument to return to & poliey of neutrality and not carry out the order for the mobi on of the armny. The Chamber refused to graut supplics for the purpose, HESSE DARMSTADT. In Hesse Darmstadt the Upper House unanimously ap- proved of the Government proposal for the sdoption of military measures. ON THE AUSTRIAN MOTION—AN AMENDMENT OFFERED BY HANOVER ADOPTED. ‘The Austriau proposal for the mobilization of the Fed- weml Aoy was adopted in the Federal Diet et Frankfort, ©n the 14th by 9 against € votes, Parograph one was adopted, in so far as it relates to the mebilization of the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Army Corpe. Paragraphs 2, 3 and 5 were also agreed to; but no de- wision was srrived st npon poragraph 4, which proposes that the Diet should nominate a Federal Commander-in- Chief. The wembers of the Confederation voting for the adoption of the proposal were Austria, Bavaria, Saxony, Havover, Wurtemburg, Electoral Hesse, Hesso Darm- wtadt, Nassan and the 16th Curie. The members voting sgainst the proposals were Prussia, Luxemburg, and the B2th, 14th, 15th and 17th Curie. The Baden representae tive being without instruetions abstained from voting. The Prussian representative had previously declared the motion to be contrary to the Federal Constitution, sud protested against any action being taken thercon by the Diet. After the motion had been asdopted, be de- elared that Prussia considered the Federal Coufederation 10 be dissclved. He then submitted proposals for the eonstitution of a new Bund, acnounced that Prussis weceded from the present Confederstion, and immediately withdrew from the Assembly. The Austyian Minister addressed the Dict in a speach, in which-he referred 1o Articls T of the Fedeicl Pact, and Atticle 5 of the final sct of Vienna, aud inwsted upor: the BADEN. The Lower House of Baden had unanimously agreed to the demand of the Government for a credit on account of the mobilization of the army. HANOVER. In the Hanover Chamber of Deputies s motion was pending objecting to the mobilization of the Federal Diet and demanding the dismissal of the ministers who assented toit. Ntaly. CALLING IN OF RESERVES. The Italian Chamber of Deputies on the 14th adopted without discussion the bill for calling in the reserves of 1846, A NEW MINISTRY. Baron Ricasol: had been intrusted with the formation of @ new Cabinet with Gen. Laj Marmora. It was believed the former would assuie the Presidency of the Council and Ministry of the Interior. Gen. La Marmora will accom- pany the King to the camp as Minister without portfolio. e Russia, ADVANCE OF RUSSIAN TROOPS. The Berlin correspondent of The London Times says indissolubility of the Federal Pact, He protestod ay.inst A the Prussian project, and mainteiued the continnence of the Ruselan fores uonuntnhil ia Southera Poland is now the Confederstion with all ite rights and s, des slowly advancing in the direction of the Silesian frontier, urmised in Austrian Poland will take up such o be at the disposal of the Kaiser. —— Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. TREATY OF ALLIANCE. It was positively stated at Copenhagen that Sweden, and it i -position as to eventually that no member was at libeity to secede from the Bund, end that the whole Tmany Bad & right to demend that the Confederat,on ehould re- nain intact. He concluded by inviting the Diet 1o with bim in & solemn protest for the prescrvaiicu rights and competency of the Bund, which shonid cone Py Denmark bad Inded fensi 3 . a1 k. 1 y and m concluded an offensive and de- timue in foll vigor and binding upon el its w; ‘r:r: G :h: fensive treaty of alliance. e Diet adopted & resolution expressing ite ud declarstion of the Austriap representative, THE CZAREWITCH. The Czarewitch was on a visit to the royal family of Tho above action wae regarded as tho wos riant o event that has occurred since the outset of 1o dispute. Denmark. . MESIGNATION OF PRUSSIAN OFFICIAL§ AT THE DIRT. P Pra g & Al the Prassien officiale ot the Diet dad resiguel ‘heir } oo MANIVESTO OF THE EMPRROR NAPOLEON. The tollowing is the text of the Emperor Napoleon's fuzctione, letter: 4~ ~° A CONFERENCE OF THE MINOR *TATEC, A Canference of the Ministers of those States wiien zap- t, to ciscuss Tar TUrLekies, June 11, MoxsrruR Le MINi-TRE: At o time whe the hopes of peace, ‘which the meating of the Couference had led us to entertain, " eld on the 17th inetan yort Austric would be held T ioreta to | Ropear to'vaniab, ¢ is esentlal to explaiv, by circular {0 the » proposal for carrying out the restoration of ols'ein 10 | goreigy Powers, the ideas which my Government intended to the administration of the Diet, if necossery, by taing | introdue Inte the cou of Europe, snd the conduct whick - it proposes ndopting with reard to \moending events. 1hat 1ho offonsive against Prossia commumeation will et forth our pallcy in s rea light. - JERAL STAT f the Conforence bad taken plave, you are aware that onr | TRE PROSSIAN DISPATCH TO TAE FEDERAL STATES. )0 onupe was to be exol Iml -my» to declare in_my pame Priot o the action of the Diet, I *ho 12th | thet I repudinted any idea of territorial aggrandizeme: . 401 States | | Tves bien “|—so iumy as the equilibrium of Europe continned e N undistarbed. * (Seasation.] Iu fact, we could oniy thiok of dressed a dispateh 10 $ho Germaa b with reforeuce 10 the p tor the mobilizetion of the | axtending our froutiers In the event of the wap of Europe he- Prussia has sent an ultimatom to Hanover and Electoral % of Bavaria | 51 and 63 of that treaty, which | { of aseurity for ¥itope those Powers had shown ¢ | o more powerful crganieatios, »_wore important réle [uppro- | Another fiightial o had tak | bation); for Prassta more howmogeneity and gresi wmine at Db 5 lives we ; for Austria the maiutenance of her great posi | A FENIAN SENTINCED To PENAL SERVITID {Several volcos Tres bien”) We sb Edward 0'Conuor, the Feniwa who shot 1 . moreover, that Austria coul, f @ COM: | ur, hivi beea sentonced to pennl servitu , bave cednd Venetia to Itaiy . tris TIE ATLANTIC CABLE 7 if, iw corcert with Prussis and witbout any regard tare of the aew Atlautic C NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1866, erlonsly agatnet trifiing too far with the who are_in very important reapects the The Adullamites are sufliciently #ubligbed hebwnen (ha uoatrel Powers s In esalt o) & fho dlsousslons of the Co ,« tiality by rest ot s polv pinlon wes thoy as mobhi ared with ; stripped of rw Jatter set i ir strength if, | foto very i0 eonflioh w Jas arlsen bos sed g Vs goograhioal situation of Prussis, which o sor well | Z feeling of solidarity—wiiich was doing more for the Gor. | markod ont, | rament than could Lave been wocomplished by tho scverest The wish of Germany domandiug a political reconstitation | wiipping or the most artful blandishments, By aceepting Mr. mare 1o barmony wlih hor general wants. | Pauks Stankope's amendment they bave not damaged Tho nevessity Zor Italy 0 secare ber natlonal {udependence. | sertously (be operation of their bill, but risked tue aliegiance 7 dow The neutrel Powers could ot possibly barbor the 8" ibe buet supporters of Reform, SALE OF TH medd!tog fn the Internal cffulrs of foreign countr E TALLATTASSEE AND THE SUMTER. less, the s which beve been parties to the matrur The ¢ nisers Dallabassee and Sumter were sold b e Coufaderation hisd the right wuction at Liverpoo o Ltk U were not 1o di States Cansol at that port, The form auges dewar as sotiled in Enrope. r ke We LTe 0ot we should bave desired for the sdnry States of the C on & wore Intimste unio elton) was knocke ‘0w the Gibralt time becn lying idle e for some Liverpool do [ n the sie waged wor against Denmark i the fow miles of the ¢ nationality, it appesred only fair to me ame priveifle w Italy, aud enln. | Approbation. | orost of the tranquillity ote. At present it 18 14th, snd the b i that the ne will alone decs With reward to theso eventualities what ix th is ftting for Fraves t Mast wo sbow our disy S ; 0 > ofore congra | Germany that the tr o8 of 1715 are . > - g fs her national teadencles and to maigtain her | "Stiafactory resuit, we haster to expy . Tairobly sgirit displayed in these v of the United States, 1t o exag- ggle ahout (0 commence wo have bt two futer, | 200 VS LT iendlines, the and the ests—the preservation of the balance of power in Europe, and | & £ g i M o yo bavs coBipibasest so | Togard for motaal obigailons which bave prompied theso e A 1d dec the maintenance of (he ed L raisa in Ttaly, w, trie bien, - L s B s Tu i r loterference, We must BOW ao- k not. [(Frosh ap- | nsred they have acted Yopesof peace sbonld | hingr that asonably o POace &3 Iy nation. The public s, the assurance of the , whatever the rosults of | woo of this d the per d the daty this ignoblo.raid | wecmed t re sppropriate ag ["baad of robbers ‘and murderers, and & subordinate military officer might amply sufficient to deal with so stead of this, th “ede Government bLa our sirengih. But, Instead of this, the Federal G ut b P'ro- Tonged appl [ e most distinguisbed oft vics, togeih Upon this, Monsieur le Ministre, I pray God that He may - b n’|:-‘;:::‘-‘r|‘l\th,|vlv- h_.-ln:"\\"\.z‘l‘.'n. e T and Gen, Meade was only subordinate to uroughout the iinal GIRARDIN ON FHE IMPERIAL MANIFE: 2 of The Le ly New rs Isnot orly to insure th not a deputy, but another of o most effectaally suppressed. but to give uperor's letter conspicuous evidence of ¢ detormination if urnalists, reads th bo L necessary, he war must vorof eiiher y th oppose, a regards the coming war as a 10 1963, when be said that i congress war must * fataily” come rived, and Girardin, who is bebind b not know that war was inevitable he would ha 8 Governm: s old Society coe pounces bl we are abnos ““1ast Jogically be on the side of Frassia.” Americas A PACIFIC INTERPRETATION, consg cir friendliness and good fecling. Tho Paris Constitutionne! repudiates the warlike inter- Pr '."' ctter of th THE MEXIC La France of the 14th alludes mor thit th mperor Maximilian v bout to abdieste the throne of Mexico: * We &re in & position to affiria that let- i have been received from the Ewperor Moximil a representatives of Mexico at foreign Courts aflo ving that the news of bis Majesty baving | » him bas any sexious founda: N QUESTION. pre put upon the reeent Ewperor to follows to the rn- | Dronyn de L Huys. i ! | | | THE LEGISLATIVE BODY AND THE WAR. s (June 13) of The London Dally choly spectacle was exhi tif yasterduy of the representa irons of peace, and suddenly apprised vy its t be has privately arranged the * eventualities” of ing gagged by relestless offieiql authority, uted from saying o word, whils it might be yet time, i at Lo r of fonsly sovereign th ARDVENT OF VALPATAISO, Corps ut M. Garnler Pace ins apon the bombardment 4 ter 1i reply stated that t e 10 Te uperor's beiter to M. Drouyn de | bardment made & painful imp the erder of the day called on was *(be dis- | ment. He then compared ¢ of the tal credite for 1860, Valp raiso with that of th M. Rouber, to the reading | added of the letter, 1 her upon Spain r res octive aubjects in Chi & very del 10 the matter in hav bate on finanee naturally e: But then, with audacious ine after reading the leiter, that not yet complotely decided, ate question; lost o time e Spaaish Gov ew of the subject to decl o " the En ror th ) B i e iy { 1 a dispateh dated Vo May Tart. aud serioasly ine A (ONFLAGEATION. ) uthe Gosersi Warehouses at Bordeaux had President Walewski opined tuat M. Jules speaker) could not_but_ underst of Germauy or ltaly, Thereapon M. J& ly, and in sduce of various kinds valued at several milliozs OLERA, vaiing at Angers, St. Nazaire, FINANCIAL, turns f of 10,750 000 fr .. ant, but sfterward o 4 et with ne oppe yoeif, 1 believe | shou'd be wanting in my daty if ot the Chaber to wxpress its intentions. to which | a will oaly remark that whet is vow taking Vrecedest which d the most A THE DIET. June 14.=To-day the Lower Ha of the n Diet, after an animated disonssion, rejected the wed Address to the Emperor, praying that Hix Majesty § take measures to relieve the present distiess among the Hungnry. lasted two dave, i mididle qoe duoply—epjesr to be on of the House w 1] be smbadied in & resclation, there was 50 hope of the Hun- M t; Ghyery 1 who now made o ative power baw Lo Chamber joiis complately in the sine idess [ves. yeo'| no trol s possibie. [lnterraption.] 11 we b ferward we 3 : o Npain. EXTRAORDINARY POWERS GRANTED TO GOVERNMENT. The whole bill of Marshal O'Donnell, grauting ex- traordinary po 0 the Governmest, was sdopted in Con- grees by a vote of 160 against %, - 11i plesse to pat to L 1 be prased over . Rouher and Count Walewski the eloguent opposition chief wing further observations buolutely lwpossible that the i uld ot ternicate by s voie. The uuleated to s & declara: " Latest, Lavegrool, Seturdsy Evening, June i6, 166, THE BOURSE. The Paris Bourse was flat on the 16th, closing 024, tde. ex-dividend THE JAMAICA COMMISSION, The'report of the Jamaica Commission wiil be 1aid before Pariisment on the 1Bh, M. Jules befure the Rentes 1 one of the members of he did not share Lhat ices, but, on the contrary. believed that o debate wou'd beadvisable. He would bein bie right in sayingto bia collesgues that e may commence the discussion, snd that to 4 coralapolnt "(bey sbouid Wwierste it even, I thels” duty to allow it (Inte ] Boch s not, Tevor, . wy pestemion Ny [u"-.::’“-';-"»] .. % THE KEFORM BILL AND TIE MINISTRY . Chamber, but'l sl damand that it shoud ha A jers say that the fate of the Reform bl and Min- reponsibility is, tndeed, in the seme degree s istry will be decided to-mo The Conservatives are Ahink there would be, not ouly for France, but £1 the world In gen. ho Goveroment. interest o discawics. (No, uer) Sarely there io ¥ ireased. | dare sot sy to which co * e gence. —Baring Brothers’ Ciren- 2 AMERICAN 4 optnion, but I dewand pow lar sa Little business doing. Wi 208 at 641 2 . o A 0 b Maryiand 5 at 62@70; Peunsylvani Virginia vater o 5 2 o e reasis em toak pison, In heaousent whled Couat | 50186 49951; Vitpiaia 4 6941 Erise IR of & still more timoroos ‘The weekly returns of the Bank lion of £1.202,934, and io the re. Notwithstanding this i ount remains at 10 )NDON MONEY MARKET. of Euglund show a werve of notes of £561 provemeut the Bank An early redoction wi y ur, restoring confidence, aud the returne warranting auch & step. Consols on the 15th were steady, closing at 86} 25¢). The reopening of the Consolidated Baak was expected in ‘Walewski, supported by the clamo e l-?or{ at first Lad said very lghtly that the ouly form in w! Chamber could signify it opinion that there should be o dis- cussion on the ‘would be to vote the close (la cloture) of the subject of the order of the day, wus ultiruately brought to ere looked upon as proposs vota upon the - neldest —a totally irroguias - | gy Gy ng, because, aa ho himaclf said, in terms there was 00 | Ty pn gy ojroular quotes bar silver at 3/2; eagles, 76/2), Such thing a9 an “ incidont " befors tho House, the only thing e g i Bigl:.d ke oo of The day buiu the pepplemantal sredite of 1088, | ,S4YRR00L 68 18 8. B.—Covion -The fekay Uikouiss says: “ Lhere has been & good trade demand throughoat the week, especially for American deseriptions. The accounts trom Magohester havo indicated an increased business in the manufacturing districta, and notwithstanding the appreheo- sion of fmmediate bostilities upon the coutinent price fu some instances an advance upon last week's quotations has been obtsined. Awerican continues in good , and Les groduslly advanced jald. € 1 on last week's rates. Tho sules of the week amount to 71,710 bules, including 4,710 on_speculation, and 10,400 for export, The quotations are as follow However, nlunmlr & vote was taken upon the question of tho incident, namely, whother tbe Chatmber would subuit to the Government desire that not a word should be said on the momentous subject of the coming war. The gagging motion ‘was carried by 202 votes to 33, A this division i likely to be historical. T think it desirable to record bere the 33 names which in coming years may, per- baps, be remembered with sympathy by teus of thousands of wi and orphans, They are: MM. lo Marquis d'Ande- Iarre, Berryer, Bethmont, le Cowte de Boigne, Buffet, ‘l),‘nmu, Chevandier do Valdrowe, Dorian, Favee (ol arvie Yok Middiing Pogéa, Girot Pousel, Glais-Birain, Goerg, lo Marquls de Gram P Tod, e most, 1o Comte Hullea Claparsde. Henon, lo Baron de Jausé, | Mot I 1 1o Vicomte Lanjuinais, Lambreokt, Magnin, Maiezieux, Marie, Upland 15 ) Marwor, Martel, Ollivior (Euile), Pellotan, Picard | o le Due A Llfimll), Piérou-Leroy, Planat, Simou (Jules), Thiers, do noourt, de Wendel. o . . 144 ordny l‘{u]u) the market was quiet but steady with Ta this Jist you will obeerve the A Yest sales o f A (40 bales—including 1,000 for spoculation and ex me of M. | 7pg stock is estimated at 1,009,950 bales, including 440,790 resence of the rity. Tt s also & noteworthy circumnstance that the two war | ' % ¢ Y RADE AT MANCHPSTER.—There was rather less cheorful- ;,E;":;,";':;';;"_'“"‘,‘;' 1t e mruult o ho Opinion | s yesterday, Dt producers adhored with muck sienaliess 0 10 previous prices. other duy at dinner at Prince Noj W aep rated themaelves KEADSTUPES — Mo Richadson, Spence & Co. and froin the Opposition 0o this ocoasion, and voted (hat M. Jules Feavre's mouth should be stopped. o —— Hungary. KOSSUTH'S LETTRR. The following letter from Kossuth has appeared in some of the Italian journals: A large number of my countrymen baving addressed me by letter from various parts of Italy. asking my advice aa to the conduct they ought to pursue in the present conjuncture, as it is impossible for me to reply to each individunly, I bereby do Bruee & MeAuliffs 1o Fiour firmor, and 1/ dearer for veoks, - Wheat in good demand, and held for 2251, por evntel advance, Winter ud Soutbern, 10/6@11/. Corn, under @6d, per quarter lower vn the week, Mixed, Piglaud, Athya & Co. aud W, Garduer & f firwer and more doing, Pork in better request and 2 6 bigher. Bucon steadier and in more - Lard lusctivo and pominal. Cheeso in steady de- mand at foll prices. Tallow & siade dearor; North Auerl cl;l.. 4 e Monsr, t he Brokers' Cireular reports: Ashes quiet and clare that, in my opinion, those of my felow-countrymen who | @asier; Fots, 20/6a30/; Pearls, 40/. Sugar quiot, hut steady, are employed in [y military servies 4 suy other 4 Coffeo dull. Rico uncbanged, Bark—salos of Philadeiphla remain for lhl&reuul where they and_quletly await the | firstat 7/ Fiea Ouds—vothing domg. Linsced Ol quiet at course of ev Those, on t hund, who 40/, Linsesd ¢ but steady. Rosin dull; American pbfl.d. and desire to enter the military sery Black, o6 Turpentine flat; Amerioan, 49 well to take servico in the IHungarian lvgion, They may b | ! i) ouin quiet; Ketied, 1/11§@2/; Spir --'r:' Il:ll.l mldo'-'-:x.u y'rum- 0 st nnndhlc'lhflm 0 o o support patriotio zeal in the ek otlon, they will be duly snformed on the xuoject. R GENERAL NEW ing, Nros. & Co. report o well wupgoried: Tron yulet; Thars and g Sugar steady ou the spot, but Coffee steady. Tea inactive, 949y for Kefined, Spirita Turpen 1/ to arrive, Sperm Tallow irregular; .V, (., 42/6. LATFPST, LiveRroot, Satarday I:nvlnn’, Jane 16, ~Corrox—Sales to-dag 7,000 bales, includia N Dbalow o spoculators and exporters, The market Is quict and uneh ud the quotations are partialiy rather easier BreApsTUYPS <Tho market i Ero, 4R an upward tend- eney. PrOVIBons—~The market is steads Loxpoy, Batnrdny evening, Juno '# — CoxsoLs olosed at #j @E6E o oney, AMRERICAN STOCKS—Unitad State otral Ralrond, 344 @54y Erie R - Girent Britain, KEFORM BILL, In the House of Commons, on the 141k, (he Reform Dbill was further debated in Committee. An mmendment, mak- ing the £14 county franchise depondent npon the * rateable” rather thau the “actual” valuo of property, was rejocted by Goverument majorty of 7. Mr. Ntanhops then moved s amendmest, the obr ot of which i to give to land without & house in connties s sawe privileges as regards the francalse as are given toa house without faad, M, Gladstane raieed some objections, but 12 & spirit of compromise. and o utrary to © WAy, and the 3, )26 Tilinols rond, 40y, THE KEVO TION IN AN DOMINGO. —~— MOVRMENTE OF PRESIDENT BATZ~-CGOVERNMENT TIHE HANDY OF A TRIVMVIRATE, #ince the introduction of been divided. My, G Yine which m g' “ For the the Reform bill the Lib stone Last night trenio limit of sllow ™ comprom - e & evs the MOLon i cont soming modified for 1o excinsive ndvantage of a groat Power; % Federal foros. The dispateh says the motios is conf "“‘Y And alko in the evant of bordering pmvmn demanding, hy ¢+ als. who have borne so much and conseded so much, duclined TavAva, Saturlay, June 2, 1866, S0 the aws o the Contoderstion, o wil 5 ates voting for | Votos frealy expressed, thelr anuexation to France, [Frosh | tofsllow him. 3r, Bright and other members, anzions above | _The lntest news recelved here fom Banto Domiiio con- vt of Lostility against Iu:nbflmn] optiol hy oo a $nadoption willtherehy comiit ting aside those cirermatances, I think it more worthy Prom Jetlance of Federsl Juw, o the war which | g4 our country to prefer the ines:imable sivantage of eepin way then eusue, Prossia will allow herself to be "mumilv;;:- “l_u nr‘v‘::u bors 1o m:::&nmd uhE Hon — o J: res| enoe orly by own futerests and those of the | 4T o nationality. l'r-—“‘h o] Anianed vit Pales fieadly to her eause. The sdoption of 1.?""""'1':%“""“.: ng solaly 15 view'the malaienenoe » ) ” . P ace, appe o0 Eng " Wil be looked upon by Prassis, | SRR e’ words of eanol Tu‘- 3 n..qrm.a soliderity on the vert of the gonsenting | partiss, (Fresb marks of aihesion) The pndersinsding ¢e all not to embarrass the Qoverament, loft the Houss rather than vote sgaingt the concesson which Mr. Glidetoug s0 gracofuly made and My, aell had s uugraelonsly nocepted, Seventyalx membecs wans firther firma that receired previously concerning the fnll of President Baez, On the 1ith . Bnoa waa at Porto Rico, ou ronte for 8t. Thoman. Government is now of & ‘Irigmvirate, componod of Fimcntal, in the oxprossion of their diassnt. hud have 12 on re n 100 most romatiiaio diviaion Whioh hes yet faken ,’f‘,‘{f,‘," Luperon,and Gareln. (o, Cabral on the 8th was ot Port: )8 bl @ protest agalpat an ennctment whie' ey cosidered | 8U-Prince, sl biow umr‘pqm; of the meesurs, Hoch p divial | Merenutile affalre In Jamaiea wers sufloriig g monotary whatier wo rogard those eonsplesouy by vubauiea from | crisia, dio to e mponding wae 10 Europe and fullures i 8 0r those counplouons on the division Setieht to wern tho | Frgland, :*- res, If wo have sometimes thought roment wers tardy in discerning satli- | thie week show a farther in- | ‘; PARLIAMENT—TNE BUDORT—EXPENDITURES AND RE- CEIPTS—THE FINIAN RAID=-THE RECIPROCITY IREATY. OTTAWS, € The Finance Minister ichts | The expenditure for the past year amonnts to $12,100,- 000, of which £270,000 was upplied 10 the reduetion of the | public debt. The expe nditures inclade all the charges in- 1 enrred on account of the Fenien raids, | The customs have realized over $1,000.000 in excoss of the previous year. Tmports exeess, £,500,000 s | excess, $9,000,000, The v ad | ineroased $18,000,000, Expenses incurred in consoquence of the Feniou raids, | £1.100,000, |~ The Finanee Minister of the Province hus ! e effectual manner with wis asked for oilitin purpo stimates, was placed in t In consequence of the Reciproc Treaty it became imiperati rearss 10 custonie, | Tho estimated fall enue is 7 riso the duty o: sp | raise the eustoms duty on W) | standard of 30 cents o zall | coarse grains from the States of 10 couts | duty on flour coming fiom the States of 50 ¢ rel; to aboiish th ports of to raise the duty on tes from 9 to 12 aud 12 ponnd; to impose an export duty on saw-logs of 3 con standard log; to ¢ od of levyiong will horeafter bo Loy Larg the me on the aceumulated ¢! of shipment; to reduce the dutics o sugar 0 tho kKo nito el | standard, viz gor §3 per 100 yellow Mus and brown clayed Sugars 81 75; 1o make the daiy o per gallon, 'and wolasses 1 pe pose a duty of 10 cents per gallon on Wiz | des and ats per The 1 redaction of the duties on manufacty about 5 per cent. ‘Theso changes go into effect at onee On the more strictly financisl ques nounced that the Government had to prov. 000,000, to raise which they proposad, st land, 10 issue legal-tenider notes to the ] ov THE | DUEL~THE MOKO CASTLE LIGHT=—ARRIVAL , Danicl Webater, Pax Montezuma. oif 1ast Monday morning between a € v or had se son, Salent & A duel cae from the Lst of July to the 15th of and clean it. A white light of the fourth order will be | substituted for it, Don Salvador Sama, Marquis de Mariano, died last night. His funeral will take p The Corsica arrived from New-York o ——— MmEXE —— FIGHTING—THE FATE OF THE EMPIRE—DRAFT ORVERED IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES. HAVAxA, Satorday June 1 Mexico came had t of siorehou: by the an anony ociety for the e and & public <ales Presnillo was attacked muAnd encmy wen mn met and The Estafette of the Gth at the .11 of the Em- pire depends upon the result tabors L the De r and the t s.icoeeds in establishing A equipped, and at first with in making o gn aid, and d against all ury, the_future of the | Empire has n rious and endan: STARING THREW IN THE WASHINGTON, Wedsesd lowing is a translation from erial paper publish present date, t and Vers Croz, 106 27, 1564, nt number of The fl the /ris, an Lm Sinen Tebroary last to the e bave left this place” for Tuxham tweuty thonsand packages of merchandize, upon which the merchants of this place will lose upwards of $30,000, for freight iloue, wh oh is 810 per p. u loses, the dinster | of Santoyaquita, suffer on a merous failires ia tas interior, will ce if the silzation 18 pro erly ruin the com! #ix wonthy Mentence of the Murderer of the Eoesa Family, CINCIssATL Wi June 27, 1664, Coovert, the murderer of the Roosa family, was yester. day i 1o} ged on th Lebanon, Obio, — Tug Uprer MissovRL—Tho steamer Marcells ar- rived at St Josepls, Mo, on the from Fort Beuton, which place she left on the 8, She t down 8 number of passengers. river waa in excellent boating condition. left Fort Leuton the market was over: the cargoes of several boats woald point, ax it was useloss to send them e and rich gold discoy wero belug Helena, and considerable bullion was iuding s w settloments. ‘Ihe prospect for mining wis gvod, and a large amount of gold wonid be taken from the mines this oD, Considerablo snow was to be seen in the neighborhood of Fort Beaton. It was thought the river would be 1u favorable con dition for boatiug for two months to come. No hostile Indians were encountered. The When the Marcella CITY NEWS, i A cast, the sizo of life, taken from the head of | Probst. murderer of the Dearing family, has been secured by Mr. Wells of The Phrenologicel Journal, and may now be seen | in the window at No, 5= Liroadway | BristAY FAMILY AT EiM PARk —The Buislay Fawily will make one of their Trapeze Ascensions on the Fourth of uly, st Elm Park, corver of Eighth.ave, and Ninety-second st. e PARADE OF THE SEVENTH REGiMENT, —The Seventh Regiment, N. Y. 8. N. G, will parade in full uniform, pursn- ant to Division and Brigade order: uy, the 4th of Juiy. ‘The roll-cail uf companies will take jlace at 64 o'cloek in the worning. A FIRE 18 MANHATTAN-ST.—About 2 o'clock this ‘ morning a fire broke out in & two story buiiding in Moahat- tan-at., between Houston and First-ste, which was extin- guished with slight damage to the building and concents. poatiof: s FIRE 1N BEEKMAN-5T.—About 10 o'ciock last night, the officer on the beat including Beekman-st. between Nassau and William, discovered fire in a barrel of rubqish in the went of No, 17 Beekman st., occupied by Chazles Priger & Co.N dealors in drugs and chemicals. He extioguished the fire and tdrew the remaining covtents of the Dbarrel into the street without cnusing apy slarm. About 12 o'clock, fire was agala disco the same piace, and this time the flames had made sucl vay [that the s sounded, wnd the Fire Departme romptly on pot. Owlog to the combustibl the materials | stored fo the buillding, the water was _poured in several large streams ioto ! conld” effect bat littlo in checking tho flames, o imo we write the probability seeis to be thatfbe o o coitents of the building will be destroyed. Oae aper tlours is oeens pied by — Wakeman as o paper-hox - 1v. 118 impos- sitloan yet to ascertain the a s hut the fire will prolubly be contined to t: vich it origin- ated. b s AccIpeNTALLY DROWNED—On T cvening a man nawed Letts, a private warcboon o Iying {n the East River, off tbe ‘ot overboard asd was drowied, Il it Norman, 1A Tue BURGLAR ALAR: w invisibiy wud witho ot dam, L0 opention st the oilice, No. 234 Droadway. % HoLmns. WoRkED WELL=BoT Wine 4w tian - Paies! Our **lock stick” machire worked very » * weut ot hat 80 _make Poow for one of yo ' We ar L o with the ~D. Winter to the Wall ox & Gilbe 8 N ¢ Tury 15 —Just the toxary and healt mlt09p . om Ladies, 10 ¢ rown ard crevabla blem- - wol FRrCKLE Passengors Arrly Win. Penn—D. FROM LONDON AND IAVEE- 10 -l-‘-l.ll'p Lowvitt, wis, chid o wereant, fon Soutt, Geo, Carter, 11, Grabwn, indy. child a e o eabian, Mrs. 1. o, Mirs | W. Colvin, W ACC, Wamiiton, 10, Awes, W. J, wide. F. A, Hondloy, Mr. tish od lady, Mrs. M and othera fu the steerace. FROM ST, 1AGO DE CU Wallaco, i Mise Koyes, f Hoflw Faunin, 1 et on and servaar Jo M. Escoraasi Pablo Cardone, Jose ehildren, Fraderico rars, 2. €, Cor i )"'lll\i]\\ 11 \'yVl. ON, N, n Ciifion, rice, Wia, Purtice, R. M, Bicks v becy W-harison, Dexpts Shes, 3. A: Wicboln. ¥ Spics - . Morgan, Miss Bronson, Miss W, Osmer, Miss. Bowit) }. F. Muohiield, E. Riley, Miss L. Swall, Mre. J. Diayton, My, £ Blaver, 2 ohi dres, Mre. C, Turner snd shild, oy —— Latest Khip News, ARRIVED. Sieatslip Wi Poun, Biilings, Loadon June 10, via Yaves 1 with udwe, wnd 399 pass. to Howland & Aspiawal), 5 . June 19, lat. 48 11, 5."5'.".':-:' \l Er;_undz 23tk lat. 4152, long, 6254, ca (oi Ciare, N, 8, Roblchaa, Poiat Petre, . oty dnecy i L * baling schr. A. L. Patnam, of Provi . 18 , lat. 53 54, long. 70 35, schr. Mionie Ads, «f % SATLED, bips Seotia, Kangaroo, Palmyra, sud Columbla. WIND=AL Sugset, SW T L T T~ — l,‘ LM PAR 3 . Stoan Eighte: ve, ind Ninety-second-st. Tha GEEATEST ,u-;mx.\lh‘rs IN THE WORLD, 1 LAY FAMILY, e f their daring 2 A*CENSIONS, ith thefe monter ER_OR FIRE BALLOON, S n the & DEMORESTS PRAC LWING-MACHINE, with a1l the a..écvn - \.l.' Tner. wxtrs h;l-lb\. -, : wiete o rew) 1 kel o Wi Nidros W 25 \NPA‘.1(:.-AB'1X':;0>".:~| $ Bivadwag, New-Xork, ceud fur s cireulats Agents wa . oh everywhere, | proved ticadie, bowue Koo witn 10 to MACFARLAND® Book Store, corner Twenty lere vo il ‘v Eoglish, French aud Se v, 3O 10 X Marroy 5. Coffens, Fish, oro in New-York, One price I'n or Ju 3 SONG. by Konrad Trener, » i} dy, 3 ceiis, H. Millaid; o charmlog o » ing el P LIRERTY, by patriotle words 0 ) E HAS COME, BOYS, by A. Dirpeeko: i vl e NINGS DEMOREST. No. 473 fro. JO ADVANCE IN PRICES OF CLOTHING |TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & ¢0, Now, 308, 400, AND 102 BOWERY, Junetion of Third and Fosrthvaves., NOW OFFER the bulsnicn of their SPRING ALD SUMMER STOCK at LOWER PRICES than the eame quality of zoods hus been offered sioce 1o, ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUITS, S18, W20, €25, AND $30. BOYS' AND CIILDREN'S CLOTHING and LINEN GARMEXTS of 3 ot same reduction. 11 10,000 EN DUSTER $i 42, $230, $3 $3 20, FREEMAN & BURR, ONE-PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, ¢ FULTON 1ud NASSAU-STS,, opposite San Building. row seliing s 'arge and most complete stock of READY CLOTHING, consiating of BUSINESS and DRESS SU/ TS shole or fn pert), BOYS' CLOTHING of every dessription, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ke, ke., FROM 10 TO 40 PER CENT BELOW PORMER PRICI S FREEMAN & BURR'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING WAREROUSY, New 124 Fulton and % Nasac-sts., corner opposite Sun Bulldw: THE NEWS OF THE WEEK, ——— THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. e 'l‘HE WEF TRIBUNE for JUNE X \E N, Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contuio the fol a G AnTicLxs—Ad curnment of Conzress; Ploods and Levres v Soda Ash Mas ufscture; The Messoze Work To-Dey onal Resources; The Yo ne Weat; Policieal Lusanity ; Gov. Morton s Bhe Cenyne of New Jurway ; The Tax Bill; Tie New Johnson FParty [ Flish Politacs; Rupture between Prossia and the Federsi ° on aud Houesty ; Europe in Arws; The Duty; Nebrasks; Editorial Pam . s or Tar Wesk—The Tuperdivg Eatopean War; Dor: Condition of the South olisical and Porsosal; New ‘be Cholera; The Fenisue ; Criaiual; Education ; Relgiou NGREss—ADstract of the Proceedings, OUR DIPLoMATIC KFLATIONS WiTh ENGLAND—What fs Thoglt i Furope of Oue luprisonuant of Jederson Duvie. Doxperic CORRESPONDYSCE—Interests 3 Lotters from our Sy Corrmapondents in Culi Missoari, Mootana and Dubuque. THE CONSTITUTIONAL ANENDMENT—IL Pusses the Comnecticot Senaie: Reply of Gov. Cony of Mine to Gov. Fairchild of Wiscorsis ¥ Cnops—Monthly Repert of the Agricultursl Buzcen; Reporis m o/l parts of the Country. TR New TARIFF—Sy opsis of the Tarif bill s egrend o Ways and Mesns aud reported to the T « Mussaaw—Mr. Johnson Disspproves the Cor sti tations! Amendment; A Lecture to Covgruse. ARNY GALETTR. NATY GALETTR Muzico—Recurs of Joares to Chiboshus st the Head of an Ay of 360 Men i Reply i Gen. Ottega; Buruing of Atstonico 3 (e rrne 1Lk0AD Acetnexr—Four Persous Killed Outright. UBLICATIONS—Life on the Great Plame—Thirty Years of i Campaigns of Lieat.-Gen. ‘l‘h:_-u.- ; Con Ammy Life on the Border; Life 1. Jackson (Stonewsil Jackwon); Temperance Recollections Trod, and Ol; Or, the Practicol Aweiican Miver, lar Work on ovt Mines and Niseral Kesources, aod MA'::(‘:;‘: Ilfl;‘ml‘lul’;: “:'WI;TIIJAJ Y, J;:. 12— the Committee euty Visitime New-Jersey ; Squazum Crauberry C h.&rl'hlzb-nlm’rlkl Hammon on & Habor City; G Keromne Csttle Lice Rewcdy; Pluse and Curcolio; Tax Curw for & Kicking Horse: Au lmproved Cheese Press: Aborti: essclv; Country House Nuisances; The Power of Mixing Plaster uud Asben: | for Ewsisrints: T eduva; 11quid Grefting-W ax . Apple Tress; Growiog Chestout and Hickory Trees; How to Label Vo?'l“h— ACRICTLITRAL lr-n.—llo‘(‘hflhn—(?nfllfl wre; Useful Plas New York Stete Amicultural Soclely Fair: Tylvg and Pruotng; State Agricutursl Soclety—Orat lmplessent Trial Po The Mother's Prayer. DRY (Goops MARKRT. ATraT EUROPEAN Mankers. PRRSONAL—POLITICAL —CiTY [TEMS MiscxrLaxroos ITrNs. Mankisars axo Dreavms. Latese News BY MAGNSTIC TRLEGKAPH~Special Dispatcien b0 N. Y. Tribune, The Coumsreiat—rull Reports of the Money, Cotton, 0:sin, and Catie Mackotn, speciuly, reporid for Tie B ¥, Tribene. wnd Ready this worning. Price in wrappers, ready for mailiog, five centi | ueciibecs, sintle 090y, L yoaresis bembareeeeer 6 3 80 do. Clubs of ive, 5 Ten coples, addressed to naues of subseribers . Ne Twenty copies, sddressed to uaues of subscribers Ao Ten coples, to ove address is 0 Twenty copies, to one address w An eatra copy will bo sent for each club of ten. Druita on rk, or Post-Office orders, 10 the wrder of “Tue Tuiwes o being sader, arw preierable. (o any ether mode remittance. A ddress Tilk TRIBUNE, New- ALL ITS VARIETIES, FOR SALE BY A, DRAPER, No. 53 NASSAUST onedeor from MAIDE FRENC SELFFASTENIN " xfl UT ON and TAK one, without sewing, eyelot, serev They ean be changed (rom one garment to naver pull off nor teor the clothe_Mude in overy style GENTS and CHILUREN'S WEAR - alo for the A T order 16 Iot the public at ouce see the grest advantages oods, we offer t ud by re il, e on £ Beien, ‘one et SLEEVE KG»nuE'L"‘fJu;‘“..‘.(» S por set . one duz. SUSPENDER BUTTUN ORTE . containing one dox each for Coate ad Overcosts, #1735 per bos. A fl £ Button can be orde ean, W in for LADIF ¥ nd NAV Y. of thew of