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Land and the PsnnIs.

It was en- adrOit trick Of the London
Times 10 divert the attention Of its public
from the aristocraio Rbuses ofthe English
land laws, by raising the cry Of sgrsrian-
ism against the TIVE popular orators who
had exposed the wrong. In the same wsy,
in this country, the slsve-lords used their
endesvors TO stihe the discussion Of the
evils Of slavery by clsmmoring about sbo-
litionism. Messrs. Golden and Bright de-
msnd, in the interests Of the laboring olas-
ses Of England, such a modification, or
rather amendment and simplifoation, Of
the laws which govern the tenure and the
transfer Of landed estate as will enable 8
thrifty English laborer to become the pos
SCISSOR Of his own acres. These laws are at
present very complicated; to sell piece of
real estate involves g cost, for the legal
documents necessary to insure a safe tide,
50 great that Il is no longer possible for q
man in moderate circumstances to become
the oWnekof land for the purpose Of profit.
Land is "a fact q luxury, in England, which
only the very rich can afford to indulge in.
In England and Wales it is impossible
for peasant to purchase piece Of land"
wrote Mr.. Kay, himself an English
scholar, in 164S, in the treatise on the
Social Condition and Education Of the
People of England" recently reprinted
here By the Harpers. he added, dit is be-
coming mo-e and more difficult every day
for 8 peasant even to obtain the uncertain
tenure Of q farm"
The effect ofthis system is to place the
land, of England every year in fewer
hands; and the practice of entsiling real
"a kka al a
great masses, in few hands, and perpetu-
stes the injustice under which the masses
Of English working men grow more de-
pendent yearly. 1t is to remedy this evil
that the E0glish reformers ask q change,
the thought Of which alarms the clients Of
the Times, whose delightful study it is
now most rapidly to create and most care
fully to preserve their immense landed
possessions.
The effect Of this system Of lsnd tenure
is to make the English agricultural lsborer
the most hopeless, ignorant wretched crea-
lures in the world. His life Ia that Of the
beasts that perish. He cannot hope to bet
ter his condition. Indeed, year by year,
as the landlords grow more exaoting, these
dependents are most ssYsgely ground
f III fares the land, to Fastening III q prey,
Where wealth aecumulstes and men decay"
wrote Goldsmith, in his pathetic picture of
the Deserted Village. An American, who
travelled last year in England, remarked
that the country seemed to him thinly
settledl' The remark caused laueh-but
he spoke truly, because he sroke not Of
the towns and cities, but Of the "country"
as we call it, where he saw, instead Of the
numerous small farms which stud the New
England landscape, only the immense do
mains Of the mobiles, vast tracts of which
are devoted TO preserving game, 10 orns-
mental parks and to other objects Of luz
ury.-E 7. Post
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E00KINa aLAS8ES d FRAMEs

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sPEeIAL E0TIEEs.


f5FIs7's ClFaiist BalsaR has long
,ssd the trat6 has lsere aTst principles IN He'd
ciae as thers & h scsnee, snd shs Medicine Is CON
psan6oi On pr1cireI suited % ne manisold nature
ct Manl ms e-oi Colds g. % kespins open the
porsl apd cresiing gentle internal warmth, and
tss d caut1d By ts 5ss o. this Medicine. rs rene
dsl qualities are based On is power 70 assist the
ahs lht fisaTous circulation Of blood through
tla Iungl & clliTsll lhe muscles, and assists the
kin e p.riofn is duties Of regulating the heat q
shs zlisn, and IN gently thr0viugod the waste sub
s.lees fo ta suriaee q ths body i Is not NO
tentrtl11dg, b1t enoiliont TarIni1E searching and
e1tifo.
Andhms PozisIil C1r.tise Aiaisam can ne oe-
talasa Il nsrto. Hes. ana stsons 8 ArmstronE'E'
Nhsls..ls Ae.nL.. olsI..ana. one. deoso.sa "
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h41 AIGuE4Alo Ouacos " n A-oAa4h w.
HOUSES AND L0Ts FOB sALG
House and Lot. corner Euclid and Hudson -Sts Lot
l542OJ very desirable ~ io9ation Terms ,Ia essy y
sOn-Sts. Lot 60 feet 'front.', running 10 the Lake.
Can be had at q bargain.
house hes Rll the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
BrioF DSsIiinss, Nos. Io4 and los EuolId Street.
Lots running through to huron street. VerJ
HoSge and i6t, corner Parkman and Brovns-s
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 5ziOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture of
boxes, wash boards, sc, corner Of Wser RiYer
and Main-sts. A good paving business. Il.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST 81 800.
Brick House and Lot, No IL hake-St-, near to the
Two Brick HOusss and Lots on Euelid-St near Per-
Cottage, No I2i Laks.St Lot sSxlOo feet.
House and Lot, No. z27 scoyfIls- avenue.
2l5 feet on Summit Sc, extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres On Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
House and Lot, No. al KinsmAn-st. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street. s4xl55 Iest o. 600 down and
the balance In one, two and three years.
Wqs9y Sf5o Frame Ps9F & hSpss Gs Lake s sIIs h opposite
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. Lot 44xlS0 feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOB SALE
20 acres in Brecksvle; 65 acres improved balance
choice timber land &25 per acres. Terms easy
l6O acres in Parma, good House and Barn; 80 gcres
good timber, we'll watered and good buildiRg
stone.
52k acres in Orange good frame House. 25 acres i'm
proved balance timber
% acres wood LAID n BTownhelm, Lorsi1 county, :
miles north Of Vernilio1 River.
Asa Mill ia Bedford, win half an acre Of land,
Tinker's Greek
u acres on st. Clair 81. Small frame houss.
Is acres on hinsmAn-St., opposite tne Cemetery.
10 acres rs wood Land, balance improyed) Euclid
Road good springs OF water, fruit and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands In lava, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 acres In eeWDuTg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good hou5a aud barn a1u hne orchard. IS ono.
so acres, 80 miles from Folslo, and eight miles from
Ma1Becn Station or Air Line Rsilrcsd; $50 pFai-
ne and balance timber lsnd. New House, barn,
and good FINN 20 par acra ierma aasH- dacla
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Gan be obtained az any Of the Ofnces Of fhs Erie
Railway and all Ticket Ofices Of Connecting Linss
West or SOuthyeIti also At the Central TickstU1aes
under the Wedcell Hcuse, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Tickets viu the Atlantic aud Great
Western and Erie Railways.
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A FIRST BATR OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT
30 vacant Eots some on Canal and River and near to
* bustLe5s part Of the Ciy, can be bought at bar
EUCLl D. ST-Brick Houss, two stories, basement
and attic, wdler gas, bath room, marble man
tlCs, &c. - $40.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House and Lot, 5Ox99 e. 10
RLHsM Ah-5T-A large aud handsome House. fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Ora Eing
kOomt lSxA feet, aud arRs lot.
ST. OLAlR-ST-Hew Brick House with modern I'M
proyemsnts. 1900.
KINSA .h-ST-Near Eris-st.s good large OOttsgs
House aud = acre Of lAni. q So
HICkS-Sr-Ne4r the Circ e, West side, House and
Lot. S7OO.
PRUSrEUT-SF-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and "a rooms. $500.
-Sr--Near Perry, two story HOIse and Lot.
with barn si,60a
Walnut r-sT-ti0od Brick House. two stories and
basement.
EuoIIi D.sT-Eear Perry, Vacsnt Lot, IOOx2nO feet
WILLS JN-SF-Hear Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot, 5Ox
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, sc on Supsrior and Ontsrio-Sts,
good for inyettment
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FHTIED u HEED-IkI IL .
d. BWo0t'G IAFALLIBLEL Ll6IAE EHTh PrePAEr ;
srcn TIE recipe OF Dr. Etsphsn BEsst, Of OonReetlG
the EreSi bone ssttsr and haI bssn uIsd n his sT
fos for the Last twenty year. With the most sston
nE G1oco1I. AZ sn external remedy it q without !
Eyal, and VII slleyilte pain more speedily than Al
ether nreparation FOR AL Rheumatic and NsFvJtl }
uilordsrl Sc Is tEuly infalble, and curative iti
Horea, Wounds, 6puains, Bruises, do, its Boothn 6
heeinr and powerful streug eDing prupsnsities,
sits ths iust wonder and nstOaizhnent OF all Whohs
0Vor given Il trial. Over four hundred osrtinczil
~ romarksbls cures ps-5orns1 by Il within the lst
esn Toaru, attest 70 fhls fs0t. strong ArlstroUf
hgs1tI - fIia-sislld denlGaits6=dAsg-Ftfs
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MORNING LEADER.
uEDNEs1lY a0RNING. Jan. 8. 1854.
SPIRIT LANDSCAPES.

Scr Special ind zelelruph News--see
FirIst Pase. Eor Local and ConmereIni
NegFn--afes Tourth Pare.
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FARMs FOB SALE
TO HN G.. JENNINGS.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER building.
Policies Written in the

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. lu,.,
North American Fire Ins Co. iiSLs.U'u' CRU"
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. N'"n'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Massasoit springfd' Mass.
Charter Oak Life ms. Co., Hartford, CT.
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Connections are mEd5 at Monrosyflis with the san
dC5Ey, Aansheld { Newark R.R., at Clyde with the
Ssldnsky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. B., at Fremont
with Fremont Iudis1a =. 2, ard at Tolec5 With
sac Michigan Southern Northern Indiana ard To-
i5do Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit, jack
scns Fort wayne LogRlH5ort, Lafayette, Cairo, All
son, Sc. Loci5 and al points Vest, Northwest and
southwest.
Trains arrive N Cleveland from Toledo and the
WeEt at 9=s5 a. \. 245 P. n, and SIS P 4. Erom
Sandusky 1t a:25 AN. LII RUOKER, 6up'k,
O.eyelan1, November Is, 1853.
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NLEYELAND s TOLEDO R. R.
LIZ
WINTER ABRANaEHKNT,

L
On and aftar Monday, November 18th, 1854, P-..su.
ger Tra1s will leaTs Cleveland ~ folioNs tsundaTI
excepted:
7ijO A. nI.-OHIOAQO EXPREsS-sto At tiersa
TOledOat 1880 P. L.; Detroit $50 p N: aad on
osgO at 1920 p n
2fO5 2. M.-WEsrERN MAIL-stops At al sta
nous N southern Division, sid arrives at To-
ledC At So ?. H. Chicago 6:oO AZ.
1870 p. M.-HQHEHEiar siAILl-st0ps AZ All nta-
LiOns N Eorther1 Division, and arrives 81 ssn-
dusky At 7 ~ Z. -
Tt2O p. M.-NlGHT ELPREss-stoPsstG AZ Grafon,
Horwalk, Monrogyille, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives st Toledo - Il p. Ii Detroit geo A. !;
and Chioago st 10 20 A. N.
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Dr. q b All ARzs
Hsaba ef as Royal 0oEIqgs Of FAgs;oiss.I
LO@dOs, England; 6rSdssais of



RisOrPS Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASE
uad constant attendant Of Paris, London, HsE
IsanH and Montreal Hospitals for the isst tan year.
kas oponsd his once st the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs he viii be haypy TO meet all those who arc ~
aietss with Subacute and chronic diseases.
HiS treatment Is entirely different from the oil
plan, and Ii mild. enlcaoloas snd effective. Hismsd
iolnss are Eimpiy vegetable extracts nd oils, thsY
have nSvsr been uSsa but BY two oths- physIoisns
AnsrioA besides himself. &c has spsH the creates
part Of hIH life And thousands Of dollars In obtsnir
lsE BseTets in his profession. He tests the UTiF
tor al forms Of dissase. No ehErgsfor giving
honest and tree statement Of their case.
6PERETATORHOA.
10 ToJEa MHE.-He prove 70 you In q few min
gte1 that he L ths only physician You treats
With that cures this diseass. EOrsVery patient Wh
win follow his directions, he Will give One Hundre
Dollars be fsilG in curing this disease No cbarPi
sds for consultati0u. ThOss at distance who wish
70 consult the Doctor may do 30 BY sending q email
vial Of uFino by mall with name and AGE, and II
VII AnEuer and describe their case Gnd this poasihi
81 Of getting reliefs ~ enclosing return postsgi
stamp mart447
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HEIKsTRRBF's
-NIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It Is Not 3 Dye,

But restores gray hair to fits original color, by SUI
plying Tie capillary tubes with natural sustenano
fmuafred by age disease. All INSTANTANEOUS BAh
arc copossd Of lunar cauatic destroying the yiaib
STd beaity Of the hair and afford Of themselves o.
reStores hair 70 its natural color by easy process
but gives the hair
LUXURIANr BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on ersd
cAtee dandru and iInparts health and pleasant tDes
70 the head Il has stJod the test OF time, being th'
original HaiF OolOrng, and ig constantly ncreastnl
In favor lsed BY both gentleman and ladieG-
oaolt is sold By ali respectable dealers, can b.
procured By them Of the commercial Agents, d. 8
BARNES 4 60 ,502 Broadway, New York. Two 81
rs, 50 osnss and SI,OO. iulyI0-R27eoE
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] II q. ~ ElIrIbulsg q laaloea q.

It1 Ctisf AtirLru5e9 q MaAAooo -
nSensally iosi o- susruzdsa b insl-practicsl and
osun Aablts hft wiz Inevitably lsd g hsrediiAFl
6Iss.s unless nhaokad IN tina. EFed ths sruth1 ~
aoun ln-ths trsatiss ssHUhAE EnAILTY, or PEHi
IazoaIo11. RzsRAzcEEa.@ IL Is oiaborstsiy hius-r1
- via e6icssd ehgrlyinss and WI ooaVinos th
- h.rasnsd ard unconcarnsd. - sell a. rsliea
ttsurindto of Ne mo1t dossontins, b lsadinE thss
81 te.r rirh4 channel fnr rcisf o. bodily ana merh
ae11y 50 despair.
r7Fzoia b. Dr. BARLOW, Isf BIescker-St., n. -
TFIof = nttr sent iros gVegl where. Bee adfefsisi
;srrf 81 q llirfsssnnaT'' n another column.
soid aIs1 81 G. W. CLARK, DRUGGIST, Oavsihrti
ueae.
Diseases CT the Nervous, Seminal, UTi
nary nd SsIual sglfem-nsw and reliable Treatment
In Reports Of the HOWARD AssocIATIos. Sent b.
nail In ssaled letter envelopes. free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. sEIILS EoUsHTON, Howard Asso0is
ton, To- 2 sonth Hinth-St Philadelphia; Pa
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREY

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
Il -TRIEsEMAK1 l, 2 and J, sre protected By hoy.
al Letters Pstout o. England, and Beoured by tn
Seals OF the Ecole de Ph9rmacis Dc Paris and III
Imperial College % Medicine, Vienna
No. Ons ig Invaluable for Exhaustion, EPsrnatcF
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No. Two completely sradlcatss all tr-ces Of thoss
diseases thst have hsrssOors been trsated asr
3e3us and parniclous use ofcoFHyfa and oubebs
Nos Three has entirely Buppanted furious gss
Of mercury, thereby tnsuriRF TO the sui5rer spedy
rslief dispensing all Impurities and roofing ont she
IRIEsE4AR, Al hos IA s9d q eys rrenaFg y
sud divided into separate doses a. administered bT
Yslpau, Laliemand, kou<s Ricad &c. Prizes 81 eass;
or cases lor eg, which 50; and In 81 casas
sale and retail o. Dr.. BARROW Nc. lqt Blssoksr sg
Rev York.
InnsdiatsIy on receiving ronnittEaos Dr.. Esrros
VIII forward the TriessaT to any part Of the Worif,
securely packed, And addressed according 70 hs e.
srTuotiOns or tine writer.
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LITTLE, DEALER in REAL
,A-@s ESTATE Railroad and other Stocks. Rss on
hand large lc. Of Farms and Farming Land 10
this state, iowa Wisconsin Gnd Illinois
- Osl2s over No. So south side Of Pub. Square.
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4 MAN OBJ A THOUsANDI

Dr.. II. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
sminence. discovered, while Ia the East Indies, a
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brsnohitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. Tbs remedy
was discovered by him when his only child. dangh
ter was given up % die His child was cured and Is
now alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF beneftting his iel
low mortas, he Will send 70 those who wish it tire
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
eessfuiIy using this remedy free receipt OF thor
nOmas, with two stamps TO pay eLpeDsos, There IL
not single case OF Consumption that It does not AZ
once take hold Of and diBsipate. Night sweats, pee
vishness Irritation OF the nerves, failure OF memory,
dicut peetorstioa, sharp pains in the lungs sore
throat chilly sensations nausea at the atOmaoh, in
actor OF the bowels, wasting away o! the muscles.
CRADDOOE 8 CO.,
IyIS-l52 225 North 2d-St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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I AND 0FFICE.-H. Il, LITTLE
IL be5 constantly on hand large number OF inA-
FrasasShz
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
whicn ne will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. OEce in Atwater Building, Aos. and 3,
2l lhOOr. mayI2
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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D RAIs ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEE,
AZ liGTmeElZ Of the 1rm Of Littles keyel,J has
5Densd Zeal Estate Once in RouBe'E Block oorneF
o. suSsriOrSt- and Public Square and has constantly
on hand several thousand acrs5 Of hrst quality Fars
ing Lands In the States ofIoWa Wisconsin and Ma
aoar to e1ohAp getor city country property; Rsss
''r AlEklnds Os Esr1onGl tperty P.Ft.oash paids
nN7-sahrT asriG'Rs
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HHEMDMPOaIlNT PAssEEsER RoufE.

Between Cleveland and New York.
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Faro As Low as BY ABy other Route.
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On and siss5 Hondsy November 18Th. Iss' Through
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REAL EsTATE.
RRAYT0N : ROCKWELL,
~ REAL EsTATE AGENYs,


Omos 10. s AtTatsr Building. Entrance throaEh
ths Insurance once Of a. = SraytOn.
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THROVGU TICKETS

PssssnEsrs hy this Llns hsvs choice Of FfFs DtEs.
rent Routes bssvesa New York and Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

THE MILITARY.

LII HANDS AHoY-NAvY DEPARTMENT ABLE
"A and ordinary seamen wanted Immediately; Ss2p cash
bounty paid in advance Recruits also wanted for the
cash bounty 1915 Cal immediately and
No. 20
A FEW VOLUNTEERS IwANTkD-To FILL UPsoME
of our best regiments S4sb and all the other bonncs
added. Payment The they accepted.
j. NJ. GORDON, l4i Fulton street, third story
A LAST CALL FOR voLUNTEERS-A FEW GOOD
A men receive large csah bounty in choice regi.
ments and two become sergeants nj once Apply
ht the Protective Law office OF X. b. WES1BROOk, Dey
street. one door from Broadway.
A FEW RECRUITS wANIED.-T WILL PAY AN
extra premium Of sl5 cash in hand over All other cash
bounues paid and Of United States bountyt
Apply TO Mr. HouLDING. 3os Broadway in trunk store.
A LII VINO INTEND TO ENLIST. AND WANT TO
"A receive the highest bouutes and join the best regi
mens should call for Information the Volunteers Pro-
tectve Agency, 2t3 Grand street No charge.
ENiFTH REGIMENT HEAVY AarILLERY.-BY sPE
cial authority OF Colone Murray. will accept Few
men for this fayorte regiment Forts " baltimore Don't
uustsharpers who have authority Gail at ~ bispenare
street, Capt COMBS, III want your papers correct.
Men wanted for cavalry and regiments
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

ssdss ~ present aynas,y, win b nahsainsA 1ss con
ference b 70 meet a. saes.
COPuHAsR, March 1850 p. Y.
NJ Hing and Minister u War LEV FOR sbs army today
Ne news Of importance has arrived from We ssas o. v1
telegram from swissnunds says'-rAe blsekads AAs
YET been carried eut several ships had reached peY
without seeing any cruisers.
OoruMAeN, March "a, lSeA.
The Danish Rgssoad cesed on Tuesday. Tne King said
1--WE are sti alone, and know net how ops Europe win
ook upon the acts Of violence perpetrated against ls
We ere ready 70 do anything tAas nay 70 obtain
peacs but The period stl distant when We shall SUBJ
nit % hunasiss peace"
t LoHDos, March ~, 1884.
The Germans have abandoned The siege Of Yrelsricia
+, ....t.. LTERPosl, March n, 1894
The Prussiaa cannOnade Of Duppel continues.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

The Bank OF 81. Petersburg had reduced the rate or
discount to I'VE and half per cent bills at three
months, and TO six on bills six months and ADVANCES
on goods and securities.
The commission to regulate the emancipation OF the
Polish peasantry had reached Warsaw and commenced
labors.
An appeal TO European has been issued by the
Polish national government Polish emissaree are said
to have organized an insurrectionary movement in the
Aoldo Wallachan prncipslities.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

VIENNA, March 22--10.50 A.
The conference proposed by England, without detailed
.,s,. ar arm,stce has been accepted by Austria and
The territorial integrity sf the Danish monarchy.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

Advices from Athens states that the Greek Ministry
had resigned IN consequence Of popular
In that city. new Cabinet had been formed With b.
Zalmis as President OF the Council
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
Com mercisl Iuteil,gewce.


LIVERPOOL, March "a. 1854
CorToS.-The Brokers' Circular reports the the
week a. 81 500 bales, Of which 1000 spectators
and 900 TO exporters The market has been irregular
and dull and prices I'D lower for American, I'd for
Egyptian and I'd Id for other descriptions Sales day
the market closing nat ana irregular but prices un-
changed from yesterday. The authorized quotations
40 follows: nominal middling Orleans 26szd Mo-
biles 26kd upands 26d. Stock In port 306 900 bales
OF which 30 600 are American.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LoSpoS, March "A, 1864
illinois Central shares II discount; Erie shares 81
&c. No business Was doing on the 25th, 1t being Good
Friday
LIVERPOOL, March N-Eveping.
Tomorrow, being GOOD Friday, 10 q holiday, and
later markets be procured for The Hbenan than the
The Manchester market very dull and prices stl de-
clining.
Bresds,uifs quiet and steady. Wakefield, Nash Co.
and Bigland, Athya Co. report rt-Flour very dull and
nominal Wheat quiet and steady red Western So. Sd
pnoSsoss i.aa Rsst on,s, 1ss snd % ga
lower. Pork quiet at 70e Bacon tends downward, and
prices partially Cd. Is. lower Butter steady. Lard
quiet aud steady al 42c t4c Talow steady at 4lc
Ais Cd.
PRopun.-Ashes steady Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee rm. Rice quiet and steady. Linseed oil buoyant
Cod oiANo Gales Rosin quiet and steady At 7Ss for
French.
Bouit, Englnh Brandon report petroleum duh at
IL. cd. 1s. Esd. for refined.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, March "a, 1864
Breadstuns quiet and steady Sugar quiet. Coffee
firm lea steady. Rice firm. fallow steady.
fFrom the London Times (city article), March 25
Although the Bank accounts are satisfactory the total
bullion hand being higher than at any period since the
2sh Of October last when the rate Of discount was -four
per cent the directors alteration 10 terms
The recent unavorabe tendency Of the Indian, and also
slight extent OF the French exchanges having proba
bly, influenced them late in the afternoon. However, IL
announced that the Bank OF France bad changed It's
charge sx per cent and this had been known earlier
tho chance OF reduction here would have been much
increased.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
India,

The Bombay Gdsdte says:-The pcAsantry OF Portu-
gncse Goa have risen in rebellion consequence
aege, OF the oppression Of the American planters
whom the government has lately leased tracts
Of land.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

BUtHARksI, March ~, 1E64
The government win shortly submit 10 the Chambers
bill emancpaIing the peasants their re-
lations with the landed proprieors.