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The New York herald., 1862-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1852
COUNTRY BOARD.

OOOHIhn nOAnDs
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN COUNTRY
forty minutes ride from New York By railroad aud oi
from pier No North River Call address Mr. c. Car
man New Doip, s. !.
CouNTRY BOARD wANTED-FoR A FAMILY OF
i9nr persons, on the Hudson river location between
Bosrd ana large airy Rooms, with bath required Address
A. IL L. Herald onice
COUNTRY BoARp.-rwo SINGLE GENTLEMEN
season at Yonsers one nile rom the DEPOT AaaressJ ID
W. Yonkers New York
COUNTRY BoARD-ro sourHERNERs A LADY
Se f,s in an pshon you'd
ting house IN he envons of New York, Tor which favor
Herald Office.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A FEW BOARDERs CAN FIND
desirable accomnodoons At the Breyoor Mansion, Fif
uia shaded walks and gardens and finest in the
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN
saSrs sssnss Of ,ss sy ersfsrrsa
T. r. i New York; @ se Posi oss a@s ''-'0n 'e''
COUNTRY BoARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR
~ Tarrs town viii take very few b9arders the llace
large Ac location high healthy and Very
diatrly. s. box 81 Post Office rarryown.
COUNTRY BoARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN DAN BE
~ accommodated 10 a delightful location the Bergen
sw ride & Ss o AN Bsy
front ana MsTark Fay in rear Good bathinC boating aud
hshing faculties Stages pass the door boury
cents Convenience for carriage horses required
par icnais inquire at No. Jones ane Front
South streets, New York.
NOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED ON THE
~ line of the Erie Railroad within hours ride of the
city. Location pleasant and healthy Apply at "a West
Thirtysecond street. between and clock r. M Mon
day and Tuesday, 28th and 10Th inst.
no FIRST CLASS FAMILIES--A GENTEEL FAMILY,
Is % s s sssn oas Ss f
most desirable places on the Hndson il delightfully."- loca
ted perfectly he,thfu and ar the cty; plenty OF fruit,
: excellent stables and carriage house the dwelling
large and commodOue has gas bath, hot cold n
Herald oilce.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

lust ARRIVED FROM THE NORTHERN PART OF
this staseFour cxlr fine pairs OF Horses; Two very
fast road Horses and two Horses Inc above really
worthy OF Inspection from those wishing TO purchase
they superior 10 apyfJg in market and will be offered
Gan be at the Metropolitan stables
OF Prince ana Crosby Iees Also wiz asrys ON Mon
day morning four OF the finest oe4 Uos-es tat
has been In market Iis season. together WI 0yAl coupe.
saddle iores With ths lot IL q Finest
that has bern this market in i've years. For
rtici inquire = above. . fN
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
7 ouls BEANpr. VETERINARY SURGEON, NO 50

- East Twenty fourth street. between Lexington and
ThiIr ayenuesBy practice o than hirt, years
different countries and climates, the undes gned has been
enabled become thoroughly acqu iined with dineren
which horses subject having paid special
tnon eoGn JOINT contraction oi the hooi,
which he has cured In almost without leaving
exterDal marks. Mcd'ca advice given TO pureasers eny
sellers Tncrable viii be examined free Of
charge Lronghl my Office. All Other donestc alnas
birds attended TO- Oicc hours from 10 A. NJ 10 p ~
LOUIS BRANDT, author Of the 'Inlalible Guide Dis
the Ages OF Horses p f.- ''
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

JIORsES FOR sALE-A LARGE PAIR OF DARK
long tails; uiso four single Horses
Western New York Can be at No 70 West Thirty ninth
str between sixth az anue ana broadway = r,TC
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

L'OR SALE CHEAP-FOR WANT OF USE, TEN GOOD
Work Horses prices from S6Jt Sl50eac; also team
fine Ponies, cheap Apply r. q. DELONG 2S West
Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
MILLiNERY, sc.


Ar MRS. GAyNoRs PARIS, CORSET AND SKIRT
n es'sblishfnent new and elegant styles Ia summer
gonds gle linen Paris made Corsets ant highest msblo
Sks IN Pkectons lace and brinne falfclo, and other
Trnyrus skirts, hand an made TO order. good nting
Core and skirts 81 Misses Cofses and wssis
et5 NJ roaaw ~, ht"i enso 'f.e
A CHOICE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING
n Millinery and Goods 81 the newest shape anu
ylcs are the ladies at the Lowest cash price, ~
Mrs SIMMONS, 537 Btoadwsy. NJ b-Ihe "a"e s"pp"'"'
r,oSNETs- Aw BoNvErs AND RlBBoNs NEW
ID styles. Spill Straw AMI Rough ana cany nun"e.;
OLD straw Has cleaned and altered prSNss w,l,uarv ""
ssi broadway, ssl, opposite Mesrorosn ho'ei
T1opspvs ANp SKIRTS AT MRS. ELGERs-NIcE
4 hc,k fronts, cml rod red, VI ~; Wcricys
H,.rG S',uviw skirts, hest steel oxn make. frcn ~
csnts Ladies .undcr garments and new French irii
M IA q nLEEUKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
ladies New York that she has lately receveds
from sone ths very first houses IN Pars rich AZ
beaui lul sss9sst,,99sSStr = s,9 rra ~ lr .,.. .f-..
| srh'Svs sTHXw GooDs. AND Fl ri.owEEs ,,.,..,.
"' FONT, CHANTfLLY AND CULTURE LACks.
1frIIINEvy.- LoEwENDAuL, MANurAcIt Rec
nj of Trnch Artiaid Grapes anu Flowers, is5 Mou
10 or aaee esple agent ralesman IN every city.
Terms lberai. Nl altL Nl
,rApAME MILLER BEes TO INFORM THE LADIES
Of MN d, no 10 tfnw iy place, Clinton,
E,ntn STR DIR ssss made o, the most approved gsey
,r-.,n- pirn cS An easy and elegans Ay nsnre&
,,uh 10. ial lst Ia = an uodes. Itl..fff
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

1lOARD "a CHOICE OF ROOMS CAN BE IsD ON
- AMI ait May 3 ~ small fuuiy "a No N rasI Tvrn
mvdateL w " W.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

! CrAvIN ISrIRNARY, NO. 1900 BRoADwAY.-PAR-
- country and others who appiic send
thtlr horses spsvins entirely removed and EFF y cured
without ling bistsrIg Wanted--An cnerge' nan TO
n-sis IN this business; with nd fond OF
borsc. preferred. Apply sl,hc Office l,5oo Broadwayp
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

nprRA GLASSES AT NiALF fHtcE-A Few Sc.
cond haiu Opri Glasses psreet uses ioi sie 70 ay
aUyntc- parpis the cti, panoiI nlc
cqnsrn an enhance their c''nihL, ,rte. auucnt
ly n md a u AZ yi Haze e. H. CiIn L,
Ill Fa, on sn tt sevvba avOF
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

NOR sALE-A PAIR OF VERY FINE BAY HORSES
lJ hands high years old this spring. and
asd . s,nsie or donbi. harness the propry Of gentle
also Wagon and set of single and double Harness viii be
sold together separate Inquire Of M. Fly nm ll3 East
Eighteenth street, near Tnird avenue
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

A YOUNG Man, THIRTY YEARS or AJs, DI;si .s 80
N 10 rnr cspund with "a youn; iadN nut over bvcn-.s
v..,s nl vj, view 10 nnrnony Ic lady iuS ~ T9f-
heJ ~ air, tive npree and truthn Tnsstv atc-
man "A Al hiring No ht ani lat OF the.e felutis 'sea
rood dep sip. gool ath ani 's"''i hr''hs ~. ~
vrnr IN fJuro1c. Nirc.s East ~ n lfv trio 'oN rB
hls,y r1st OF o., sth aH r.ncat trIe- "A or one
wee
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
AsTROLOGY. a

"A depend Nine. WILSON VINO tells the 5Jec,
OF your visit She tells the past
sent your Nc and warns you Of dangers aud
brings success Of the most pcrous undefta ings N.
,clebracd c charms. No lc9 Allen street, between
Houston and stt cts the bakery Charges FOR
ladies aud geuliemcn. 90 cents .f.. "
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

! IL oRSES. TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, DEPOT HOTEL,
IL and Railroad Wagons family ROckawUys, turn
jump AMI sliding Bugles, Ceaches Bfets Bu.i
and Gruc RS Wagons OF all kinds; 2JO Tor salc0
| nun. Br0oklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

LNOR SALE-A FINE BLACK HORSE, l6is HANDS, 7
o,d suitable for carriage Can be
al the stebe in Twenty sixth street, OF Third
20
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

TOR sALE-A FAST DARK GRAY MARE, SEVEN
years old in uy next square troer weighs S75 pounds
i5 hands high: warranted perfectly sound and kinds has
bec this sprng 2i6 viii IN 240 easily when In eond
ton. Price 500. Address n Halloch, Utica ". Y.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

DoYIEs OF ALI. SIZES, AND HARNESS--ALSO
l. Gutts Wagons and Harness, for sale cheap at Forty
second street, between Fifth and SIX b avenues.
GEORGE BRONSON.
CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-l5fi: BRIGHT BAY LONG
- lil six years o aud has ridden
lady; sound and nte; is who tut; weeks rial will
b. gwen. CAM BE- ~ 40 Water street, frou to q
oclOcA l. N.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

saddle beast excellent to the wagon sound and kind in
Apply at Turnue's ding Academy,
Of Twentys street aud sixth avenue, Of Mr. STONE
LIFE
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

& Horses, Just from canada West from four 70 seven
old seventeen hands high, all sond and
kind Inquire In the blacksmith shop l2o Norfolk street
Also one mich Goat All 70 be seen until sold --.
, 1862-05-24
No. 9

AN ORDINANCE in reference to fees and costs.
The people of the city of Walla WallA do ordain as
follows
SEC. 1. The Marshal and City Recorder shall he en-
titled TO the same fees as county and precinct officers
are under the Laws Of the Territory allowed for similar
services to be taxed and collected as costs against any
party who may be convicted Of violation of a city
ordinance or against any party who may he convicted
of violation of city ordinance against any party
against whom the city may obtain a Judgment and
the Marshal shall be allowed the OF 80 per dav
Of the treasury of the city for the subsistence of
each person who may be in his custody on charge or
convicted of a violation of city ordinance.
SEC. 2. The City Attorney shall be allowed the sum
of two hundred dollars annual salary to be paid
quarterly from the city treasury which shall be in full
for his services except in special cases. In prOseeu-
tOns for violations of city ordinance, for the COL
lection of bail bonds before the Recorder he shall be
entitled the Of ten dollars in each case TO be
taxed costs and recovered against a defendant who
rendered. but in shall the city he responsible
therefor In special cases he may be allowed by the
Council to be paid out of the city treasury such sum
as shall be reasonable or agreed upon between the
Council and the said Attorney.
SEC g. The City Clerk shall receive for his services
the sum of three hundred dollars year to be paid
quarterly out of the city treasury and he shall re-
ceive the further sum of two dollars for each meeting
of the Council which he may attend.
SEC A. Fire Wardens shall receive for their services
the Of two dollars each per day for the time ac
tuay spent in the discharge of their duties to be paid
from the city treasury.
This ordinance to be in force from and after its pass
age, May 9Th, 1862.
Approved
e. B. WHITMAN, Mayor.
BF. STONE, President.
, 1862-05-24

ANnRnINANCE nrnric

AN ORDINANCE providing for the appointment of
City Clerk and defining his duties
The people OF the city Of Walla Walla do ordan as
follows:
SEQ l. Atthe first regular meeting of the Council,
after the annual election in April, the City Council
shall elect suitable person to serve City Clerk du
ring the ensuing year, and until hi> successor be duly
elected and qualified, who shall give bond with two
good and sufficient suretes to be approved by the
Council, and take and subscribe upon said bond an
oath for the faithful discharge of his duties The bond
shall be in the sum of thousand dollars. When
vacancy shall exist in the Off OF Clerk by
failure to elect at the time appOn ed, or from any
other cause the Council at any regular meeting any
meeting called for the purpose, may elect person to
fill the vaCalcy until the next regular election and
until his successor be appointed and qualified, who
shall give bon and take and subscribe oath of Of
fee as is hereinbef0re provided. The Clerk may at
any time be removed by vote of two thirds Of the
Council.
Sec Q It shall be the duty of the ty Clerk to keep
all the records bonds and papers of value belonging
to the 3ty He shall attend all meetngso of the COun-
Gil and keep record Of their proceedings in a well
bound book provided for that purpose He shall re
cord in well bodnd book all ordinances and bylaws
passed by the Council. He shall under the direction
of the Mayor have charge of the seal Of the city and
aX the to licences and other public papers and
documents requiring such Authorization. Upon the
presentation of the proper receipt from the City Treas
he shall issue Licenses when by ordinance such
license is required, and shall enter in book kept for
that purpose the names Of the persons to whom cen
SOS are given the kind of license and the dates of the
commencement and termination Of the same, and gen
orally do and perform such other duties as usually
pertain to his office, or may by law or ordinance be
required.
hours be open TO the inspection of the Mayor, any
member of the Council and the public.
SEC. L. This ordinance to be in force from and after
this 7th day of May, 1862.
Approved
B.F. STONE, President
, 1862-05-24

SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the Fire Wardens
from time 20 time they shall judge necessary to
make a thorough examination throughout the city in
all buildings, houses, rooms and places where fires
are kept and ascertain whether the chimneys, fues,
stoves and stovepipes safely constructed and put
up 80 as to avoid damage from fire. and in all cases
where they shall consider such chmneys hues stoves
and stove-pipes unsafe they shall give such direc-
tions shall be necessary to put them in safe con-
ditOn.
SEC. 3. Any person being the owner or occupier,
and having the possession and control of any building.
house, room pace in which fires are kept or used
who shall hinder obStruct the Fire Wardens in
making the examination above required shallwith
in reasonable time after receiving directions for that
purpose from either of the Fire Wardens fail to
ply with such directions to put such chimney, fUe,
stove or stove-ppe in safe condition according to
such directions shall be liable conviction for each
days neglect to pay a fine of not exceeding fifty
dollars.
This ordinance to be in force from and after its
passage, May sth, 1862.
| Approved
! E. B. WHITMAN, Mayor.
B. F. STONE, President.
, 1862-05-24
No. 10.

AN ORDINANCE providing f,r the appointment of
Fl e WIrdens and defining their duties
The people Of the city of Wala Wolll do od in as
follows:
NEU.1. At the fl st rgul meot g of the CITY
Connc after the annual eiecton in each year or at
any regular meeting, when any vacancy may exist or
occur the City Council shall appoint three dis, et
and suitable persons to act Fire Waldens for the
ensuing r, aud until their successors appointed
aud accept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Grsut Britain.

TIE London Dai,y Neics 6evotes an editorial TO
the refutaOn of the idea that the Democratic party
can be called Conservative. 1t reviews the course
OF the party The past to show that tue assumption
OF Conservatism is absurd.
The London Morning Post points ont that the
virtual want Of confidence in the Government at
Washington, which tie recent elections in the North
cru States Indicate furnishes that Government with
plausible preteXt of retreatlng from its position Win
some semblance of dignity. IL fears however, that
uti that Government Is orciby elected from power,
no hope be entertained of the war being brought
10 q conclusion.
The London Army and Nary Gazette SAYS, that
Gen. Burnside's change Of base 20 Acqu.a Creek
gives it but ittls confidence in the plans OF the
Union leaders, and it does not believe that the Con-
xederatee will quietly submit TO tue movement.
At a meeting Of the Great Ship Company it was
stated that If fI.750 not Immediately provided
the steamship Great Eastern mnst pass into other
hands. 1t would also require t5,OO0 to bring Der
home. The Directors propCeed 10 raise flOO,OOO
On q mortgage for three years. Tie ship earned
$4,000 in Ill days. Scott Russell censured the
general management Of the Company. The proposal
Of the Directors was adopted.
Contributions for the relief Of the distressed Ian
cashire operatives continued on most magnificent
scale. The American Chamber of Commerce at
Liverpool voted Fl 600 to the Relief Fund.-
An extraordinary general meeting Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company is called for the 18th OF Deem
ber for the purpose Of considering proposition tor
the issue Of f6OO,0 900 new capital in preferential
shares OF Is each, bearing per cent interest,
guaranteed oy the British Government in the event
of success and any further profits to he first applied
TO pay 4per cent on the old capital and the surplus
TO an equal division between the old and new, and
the formation OF q reserved fund.
The great prize fight Tor tie championship Of En-
gland, between Jem. Mace and Tom. King took
place on the Goth Of November. After fighting
twenty-one rounds, most Of which were III favor Of
Mace, King put in one Of Lbs sedge-haumer blows.
and knocked Mace iusensibls As Mace did not come
50 "ume" when it was called, King was declared
the victor.
1t is reported that John c. Heenan has agreed to
Eight King for the chan ponsAip, each man TO put up
$3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
The ARABIA AT HAliFA<'
Tie Great Prize Fight for the Cham
piOnShip Of England.
John G. Keenan, to Fight King Tor
$500 Side.
Protest Of Russia Against the Elevation of Prince
Alfred TO the Throne of Greece.
HuIPax, Tuesday Dec 9 1862.

HuiFAx Tuesday, Dec, y, 1907
The steamship Arabia from liverpool on the
oa.h via Queenstown on the 30;h OF November,
has arrived Her dates are Que week later than
those already received.
The Arabia has 10 passengers and sixty.two thou
ssnd pounds sterling for Halifax. NJ specie for
Boston.
Tie Arabia arrived here st n O'Clock this morning
and sailed again for Boston at 10 o'clock, where she
will be due at an carly hour on Thursday morning
Tho steamship Bohemian, from Quebec, arrived
a, LIVERPOOL on she Ssh November.
HE steamship Glasgow, from New-York, arrived
a. Queenstown on the 9Th of November.
The steamship Hauuonia, from New-forS, ar
rived al Southampton on the 2Sth Of November.
The Steamship Scotia, from New-Yors, arrived at
Queenstown on the 29ih Of November. The news
b. the Arabia is meag,r and unimportaRt.
The crew Of the steamship Mississippi abandoned
ri sea while Oh her way from New-York TO China
was landed at the Care Of Good Hope
The Peoge'is, from New Orleans for Liverpool
put into Queenstown on the 2S.h of November
leaky &c.
The Panama, from New-York for Shanghai, wa
lost in SmOns Bay.
The steamship Mississippi, from New-York FOL
Hong Kong, was abandoned at Crew saved.
The bark Parana, for Shanghae, was wrecked Il
S,mon's Bay Oct.9 Q.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MOSEY MAEKkT.--In the London money
market the funds steady. The market was
by tho arrival Of over 10000 80 specie lom tho West.
I9dies and view York The drain Of god couiirass but m
modified form. Tho densnj fo di count T. soocfate
LIvsRP0OI, Nov. 2Jth, mt oTTON1be Boxers Cir.
ens reports The sales oi cotton for Tie week al % bales
She marte. opened buoysnt end all dec i0n, sueed
considerably bat the adv partially lost, the week
closing witt rates I'D higher Than TIE previous Thurs
day for American, end d higher for SUrats OF the
4! so were to slseslatoL' and $50 to eSoers The sales
81 Friday zoos bAes the market b.iJs du prices
unchanged. The s1tlor.zsd quotations are;
Orleans. POD. zf!d lUplsnds......2id- Zid.
btobNss.. lid ZItd
he total stock OF Cotton IN port T. estimated at 272 900
Bales, OF which q, 900 bslss are Afnercsn
STATE OF TKADKAdvces IRON tho manufacturing dc.
s.c,: arc unfsvorAbs The nsrsst. dull with down
~uc tendency
bh.ADsrUSrs Bresds,ufs mari IL generally .,>say
eus quiet menr. Kichardson spouce s Co Biel1nd
Aihys Co.. and Wakefield & Co. report Flour uet but
seAAJ American. 49, a29i. What dull, He'd Western OF
"a ~ Red Southern. p96lOI2, While Wes,er. IOG4lI
" I,s Souhsn ii s0i2a Corn ea,.; Mixed z9f305Ol
rsososaIIhe same suhores call the Provision mar
nncLsTys3 S.oss b.ei qese bat steady. Pork dull aud
a1- .o"h que, and steaoy Lord active Al sg lf40J
feiD~ irregular and tending do~n,yaTd ~ " W. WV
Broken circular f.tort. A.b., s,..dv.
ga. ~ PsUls 3s. Kosu ilsctie sb'dt s,eaoy;
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sale. small Sugar dg cSc.s ss'sdy Rice ''.sdy
Idn'ced, b .syo;o, ' .nS N a. n LgHei.
LoSDos M,RKETs Ncy ~ -Bs,ngs circular 1sPs o.,
Ipos Ann SraaH has an upward tendency. TIA dull aud
unchanged CorrRR quiet and Cd oil lower Ricx tending
downward TAILow firm ct %l6: SPIRITS IuRrssTSt ~
quiet at 9S8 Groves odd report Provisions very dun
RICK quiet, bat steady. CoRS teuding upward
ANPRIoAS StCURIriks BaIing reports tia market foi
American Securities uosius with small sales They quote
Erie Shares 42td43i Illinois GcrfTas EtOR Giscount
Coysots closed OF Friday Al % as3I ior money.
The Bullion in tho Bank OF EDgsnd has decreased
li5.OVO.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, Eveniug.-CoIToN quie
anu unchanged Gales to-day OF 500 bales OF which lSV
were to SPECTATORS and exporters.
BKKapsrU quiet aud steady.
PGovIsIoNs inactive and tending downward
lovpoS Nov. 70 Everiug-COysois for money olose .
Idgi; Erie Shares 42i 1854 illinois CeuiFas 42.d4i
discount ,,.., -
sidcrahlv liner closing however very du sales OF IN
week Coo bales. Quotations nominal STOCK. a'Wo oae'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Greece.

The Greek question continued to DO the most
prominent topic
Great demonstrations continued 10 be made In
various parts of Greece in favor of placing Prince
Alfred of England upon the throne.
1t Yves ruaiored that the Russian Government
INTENDED TO address communication 10 the English
Government seriously obJeeliug to Prince Alfred
being considered candidate for the Grecian throne
The French journals represent II at twelve English
war vessels have assembled ia fierraus but Tie
london Glote pronounces the statement utterly
devoid Of foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Cape OF Good Hone.

Cape Of Good Hope mails to tic end OF October
bad been received
dong much oamsge TO shipping, and interruptng
business considerably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Lates,-Via Queenstora.

Losnos, Nov. 29.--There is no Jews Of political
Importance.
PARIs, Nov. 29.-'Iho Bourse closes fat at 7Of.
1Oc. for the Rentes.
LONDON, Nov. 2J.-ILe excitement in Greece in
favor Of placing Prince Alfred Of England uron che
throne continues
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No 1891 PARn, March p 1902.
SIR, cannot forbear TO congratulate tie Presi-
dent and the Administration upon lis wire ind op.
pOriuuo action Ia reference TO the aid 10 be given TO
States in the emancipation Of their sayCs. lhaIe-
commentator supported as it was by the prompt
action of the House OF Representatives. has made IL
most favorable Impression IN Europe j. 10 almost
universally looked upon re the "beginnng Of tho
end, >" and that is much, although the end may be
distant. The Emperor, yesterday in the private
conference to which my last dispatch refers spoke OF
the matter and thought had been fnvorably im-
pressed by il. That portion Of tho English press
which hae beon A. lerlnaclourly oppoeed TO the
North is trying to destroy the favorable effect OF this
sctioa Of tho tedeIul Government upon tho pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

The Ialign Chamber OF Deputies continued to de-
bate the Roman question. Among other PROPOSE
tons ADOPTED was one that The Parliamentary ses-
sion VI 1868 should assemble al Naples.
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BcIgiuIn.

The Belgium Parliament Las voted that half a
million francs Of tie appropriation for tho public
works be applied to the relief Of is distressed cot
ton operatives.
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Prince,

The PARIS Bourse closed firm on the 10Th Of No
vspber ct 50f. Acc. for the Rentes.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

d. = REV wARD--LOsT, ON TUESDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK
DD OF Broadway and Wavcrcy plat Black Lace
Vel Any person returning the "a West Twentc IN
rect, will receive the above reward.