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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-17
AUCTION SALE.
For Sale or Exchange.

n WANT TO SELL or exchange for CITY prop
y erty, my place, situated in Pleasant Frarie one
mile south OF Kenoshs, the Lake Shore Road,
sstng Of good house and barn and sixteen acres of
LAND, under good state Of cultivation, well fenced
and with all tn necessary improvements, water &C.
ANY one wishing to buy exchange, will do we'll
TO eail ard examine the property. Inquire of
. - WALTER Ii. BLOOD,
~ the premises.
KenssAa, Nov. IA, 1864. ." 2w24s
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nz. Tie thraa Stato,

81 The three States of the Pacific coast
respond to those of the East. California
gives Lincoln $4,000. Oregon 1000, and
Nevada, 5000 Union majority. q
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New Advertisements
u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

Inc secretary of the Treasury gives office subserp
lions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. paya
Bile three years from Aug. 10th, 1864 with semi-annua
interest at therate of three snths per cent.
per annum-principal and inter raid in
lawful money. ,....-...
Ihese notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder at maturity into per gold bearing
payable not less than five more than twenty years
ron their date, as the Government may elect. They
wi" DC issued in denominations $780, $780, $780, 81 900
soooO and all subscription must be tor fifty d,ar.
some multiple of fifty dollars.
As the notes draw interest from Auvn.t IL
ing deposits ubsequento that date must pay the utsrs
| accrued from the date of note to date of denos;t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-17

Julius Cesar Hannibal, giving an account
OF his sea voyage says: '.All de passengers
was heavin' and if that wasn't enough, de
captain gave orders for de ship to heave too
and she hove" a1lasl2lgs7 -..Il55S.., ~ : =
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NERVOUS DEBILITY SEMINAL WEAK,
LIZ NESS, ETC., can be cured by one who has really
cured himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H TRAvER,
1V13 Loci Rox
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We have received no county tickets fro M
Kenosha County and it has been with some
difficulty that we have obtained the neces-
sary ballots though we have succeeded as
the above returns show. The whole num-
Der OF electors in this company from Keno
sha county is fifteen: had we been supplied
with the proper tickets, we have no dou bt
the vote for every man would have been full
Companies "B" and sc" are on duty as
Provost guard at Warrensburg Mo.
The two votes for Mcclellan wer not
from Kenosha County.
....'.s E. w. s.
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AUCTION SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell auction his residence
IL in the town of Pleasant Prairie, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1864,
10 Tons of Hay, ~ Brood Mare,
Q Colts, fa sci rs head of Cattle, consist
So sheep and Lambs, ing of Cows and young cattle
Shoats, Hogs,
l Sleigh, o. | Drag, .r g.. y
Plows, Baggy,
Wagon, RakeB Pitchforks and other Farming Uten-
ais too numerous to msntien. Together with
TtOUSEHOL FURNITURE
&c, ana bstween aud acres OF LAND, lying north
Of Bailsy's 10 wood lot laying the road run
ming by Thomas Riey's.
ale commence at 10 O'Clock A N.
TERMS An sums under So cash; all sums Of %
and upward. credit of 10 months with interest and
approved securi y. etB Hus
2w24 CHAUNCEY SEYMOUR.
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How the SSrd Wis. Voted.
orrespondencs of the Telegraph

Correspondence of the Telegraph
HEADQUARTERS 93rd Reg. Wis Vol.
SoHoFIELD BARRACKS ST. LOUIS, Mo,
Nov. 9Th 1864.
MEssRs EDITORS:
The electors of eight companies of this
regiment have just polled their votes, the re-
suit of which we forward to yon.
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LOST
STRAYED.

LNRoM my premises the Ceurt House in the
IL city of Kenosha, during the snow storm Of Sat-
urday last, one large notified red and white cow
heavy with calf-our years old. ALSO one red year.
ling HELPER, With white bunch end Of tall and q
lew white hairs en- face. 1t 10 presumed they have
been taken up. Information respecting them will be
suitably ack pewl lodged. 8. Y. BRANDE.
KenUSha Nov 49, 1865, lw24* ~ P
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DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills

Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
They are o1ered as the only safe renewing
rupted but Ladies must bear that there
be taken without producug a PECULL4R RESGTT TSe
end1n 5efs,Ted to fs fREGNdMCY-tder result MIS-
C4RRLdGE, Such the irresistible tendencu of tie med
tcse 10 restore the seru7 functions normal condition
taGt ere ne of nature cannot rsstst It
THEY CANNOT DO HARM in any other way.
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New Advertisements.
EisfOf EetHe,.s
FOUND.

6AN the 7th Of N ovember 1854, about mile ssuih
" Of the State Lii ne on the Wauksgan road, small
PORT M0NAIE. containing small sum of money
The owner can have the same by calling the SUBJ
scriber, proving properly and paying the charges.
Kenosha, Nov. Is, 1854.
1w24 DANIEL QUlGLEY,
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Special Advantages of this Loan,

ITDA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering higher rata
ofinterest than any other, and the best secitv Anv
savings bank which pays its depostors In u s. Notes
considers that it is paying in the best circulating medium
fthe country and it cannot pay in anything better 70
its own assets either in Government securities or In
notes or bonds payable In Government paper
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-17
Its exemption from State and Municipal
TaYati0n.

But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special Act of Congress erempts bonds and Te.surv
notes from local taxation On the average this exemption
Is worth about two pei annum according to the
rate of taxation in various parts of the country.
1t is believed that securities offer SO great nduce
ments to lenders those issued by the governm MT In
all other forms Of indebtedness the faith rabT pr
vate parties stock companies separate
only is pledged for payment while the whole pro perty Of
the country is held discharge of all the obi
cations Of the United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Received by the Treasurer Of
the United States at Washington. the several Assistant
Treasurers and designated Depositaries and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KENOSHA,
And by all National Banks which are depositaries of pub
lcmoney, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS,
throughout the country will give further information
and Sw19
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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TO THE LADIES -
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE. "
r Tur 4aHap ~ a9e.ss u
Oldest Regulator for Females. J
DIR. Cheeseman,s Fernale 1,;,Is

~" Immediately relieve without pain all disturbances OF
the perodlc discharge whether arising relaxation or
suppression They act like charm in removing the pains
that accompany dheult immoderate menstr1aOn ann
the only safe and reliable remedy for Fashe Sled
PAINS in the Loins, Back and Sdes Paptaton
OF the heart Nervous TrcOrs Mysteries Spasms Broke
Sleep ana other and dangerous
cases of Fftor Aibus, Whtns they speedy cur
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Convertible into a Six per cent $50 Gold Bond

In addition to the liberal interest the for
three years. this privilege of conversion is now worth
about three cent annum the rate for
5-2o Bondsis not less than per cent premium, and be-
fore the war the premium six per cent e. s. stocks
over twenty cent 1t will be seen that the actual
proht on this oan at the market rate IL not less
than ten per cent. per annum.
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DIR. Cheeseman,s Eemale PilIs

Are the only med; cine that MARRIED AND SINGLE La
DIES have relied upon for years rely upon
the Finest PregGration eysr Put forqrd with
and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DECEIT-
ED Take this advertisement to your Druggist and tel
him that you l1dTt the BEST and most RELI8BLE EE-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-17
Dr. Checsemam,s Female Pills.

They have received and receiving the sanction
Of the most eminent Physicians in .4nter,cd
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each box-the price, One
Dollar per Boz containing from 80 to 60 Pills.
Pills by mail promptly by RENTING the price
the Proprietor, any authorized agent, in current
L funds. Sold by Druggists generally, -
HUTCHINGS & HfLYEK, Proprietors ~
81 Cedar Street, New York s
Sold in Kenosha by r. Robinson
Trade supplied by Lord q Smit
- Wholesale Druggists, q Lake Street. Chicago
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How the Soldiers Voted at Jefferson Barracks

correspondence VI IHe IeIeRrapn; ~
HEADQUARTERS, 62d Co, I'd Bait,
V. R. G. JEFFERSON BARRACKS, Mo.
a.a Nov. 9th 1894
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WIan1vnrnn. Nov. 10.

WAsHINGfon Nov. H.
General McClellan's letter, resigning his commits
sion as Major General in the United STATE afmyr--
rived here on Thursday and will doubtless be accept
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BRowS-SsSrohD.--OnM Monday, Juno o, AZ the Allen
Presbyterian church, the Rev. Dr. Newell ED-
NJ. BsowS 10 FxsA SANFORD, daughter OF the late
Anson 7 sanford
CRypER-CHsuNrKY Monday, June Is, At Ascension
church, by tho Kig, Rev Bishop Williams Of Connecti-
cut, W. wExoHH CaYDxs 70 HELM, daughter Of the late
Henry Chauacey.
DaiSrY-Wrsss thursday eves,ng ,Icne ., at ths
residence OF The brides parents ny he Rev Charles O.
Merton, Mr.. GrnHGT ". DaIyTy 10 Eas ANNE L. WRgys
second daughter " Timothy T Weos Es4., an OF this
CRY.
EpeAH--DHsrEs.in Brooklyn. on Tuesday, June IA, at
tire residence e the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. II.
Hstcld J. NILSSON feAn ~ srsaSfnA " only daughter
oi ]. L. Draper, Exq., alepf Brooklyn.
fuiKrnoS- bIsTo.-On Tuesday, irne IA, by the Pew.
J. oache, n the Aen street Methodist Epscopsl church
DAVID G. FratggsoS 70 SARAH only daughter Of CbAs
Bsrto, Esq, all Of this city No cards
kErtTAgCoLLrSs.--At Hartford, Conn.,. ON Wednesday,
June 8, WHL4x r. kTrcsls, OF New ork, 10 LIJg G,
daughter of Charles Collins, Esq, or The former place
SAsH-NARsSy--Cn Monday, June 10, by the Pew y.
A. Roche, JoHs r. NASH 70 MARrHA j. wARRgy, nsih oi
this city.
ToBgsasoy--Ess-iSr--N g. st.vcu's church Tues.
day. jane IA. TnoTBy Y RcrYsrsoN 10 NAM daughter
VI Rodman Bsrtine, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
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BsSstta, q Yusshn me mass sung WITH peculiar
feeling By The ss.srs The reverend Doctor made some
very appropriate rsmarks He believed that all present
were deeply Impressed, sincs unusual degree Of
hsd ssosrrsd h the hospital bssoss: yes hs had
large number collected around tho bier of
compsolon vas evident peculiar halo rested srouns
the community of The Sisters OF Charity, Of those
hgious bodies o. eospcsaione which had Fssn W shs
AMI sSe y,sSs a. tse ssx NM y msc ~ S.cs.s.d IS.
bssn then of thcse privileged beings who called
~ give themselves unreservedy 70 God, having been
general Tor, although all bound 20 observe the COM
Mand,nepts O God aud His church, oil not called
10 the moro psrfect lie 70 which the three dsti ct en-
gagemenls which this sister had renewed aud
ratified on her deahbed and had seemed, judging from
her youihfulness and fcrvor well fitted 70 examrly
~ much ionser life OF usefuDess Bnt Providence he
said, hsd had In view end In thus ing her
away, and no doubt 70 give him and them esson
Of God - We read In tho Gospel given by men or
the world welded TO earthly interests, and that they
might hope her soul was now reaping the reward OF W
generous devotedness Her had been brief II s
true; yet ~ Scripture that honorable old
and gray hairs not 10 be counted by length OF
years. 10 spiritual sense for sposless life Is old age
and the soul that ia perfect short space full
flied long time before Cod He added that she had 10
manner consumed bersek In their service Tor the love
iese sufering which simply philanthropy but nobler
motives. bad mingled with ber viows a divine element
She bad served the sck and dying through love OF God
and TO please GOi alone for they should know that tho
Sisters Of Charity consecrae all their actions 10 God by
prayer rising IN the morning before the gene atty or
persons have left their places OF repose ~ mediate on
prayer too while serving others they strive 20
keep united to God by contemplation, &c, &c.
At the Conclusion Of thu the remains were car
red hearse the soldiers being 1ed OF both
sides OF the walk The sisters sang the psalm Aserere
as the procession passed out 10 the carriages We uu
that the remains were conveyed 70 Cavalry FOR
ntermenI
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The LAir0 II ms.
usroHy OF rEE SALE AND PURCHASE Ey

IIsH CONVENIENT.
10 the House OF Commons. on The Both OF MAY "
Rodgk nson "a reference 10 tho Soior G,ens-s ,,sts
x,sot the rxcheguer - Inu rsary that
Hhe csse Of The ATTORNEY General ve laird and otrs rs
latng to the az tie Confederate ran- had been
arranged, asked the Attorney Genera whether the
rAesssent .oiso - involved the purchase Of those
vessels and, u So whether only ~ tAcir lair valu-
- ~ scms higher price; whether ihe ndvos
Gsni 70 tbs Crown 20 make sUo. arrangement,
~ The provisions b the Foreign Enistn.sat act with
yessrd 10 eouippng and awning whether was
sri OF the terms " 2Srangenen thar the alleged
esnor under seventh sec on OF the Foreign tr,s.
eot act should be condouef by the Crown and shat no
sism for cyppensat0n for the seizure should b.
she defendants; snd whether any legislation would 10
proposed 10 order 70 future doubts
tcutes attending the o0sstgucon AMI enforcing the
sefesn tnlWimeut sot and tnus prevent ne arrange.
Of the reccpt operating preni1rs IN
suioerp TO speculate bu.di1g vessels u Tor bel
sgcfenis
TIE ATTORNEY GrNgElL-Iu ssswe- 20 the question Of
Abe 6cnors0le gentleman u Will be ueccssafy FOR
ne make short statement to the House. The
cnpteu bst-sSIne tne before The seizure of tn.so
vsasc.s-tte gcvernment applied 20 the person..
e owners q these ships expressing their wiugnegy n
uey were realty VI c hands o. ~, 10 treat
~ tDs pr entso q them Al ma hne ne oucrtYre
ssade ~ t> gpcrasrt cs ,atrey a,.e5,c,ati aud ths
se1kuro Liei ssrls tqs place 80 overture suhae-
gpanhf hhac ~ 'be etepernmcut bot the other hand
uer made D. the govern ent n,e tim. sn ofat
sf she sh'IS N question 70 She government - price
sAmSd, winch 40 - pioOn OF tn yoperpruen, dd not
their fair value. bnt VA IA tt n,urb n y bsr
saos Thai overture simply ami sbse v dssred
1d ~ fnrth~f CpultnufAHlNts having am
A~s1dney lead 10 arrangement, IN suns party ara
Enfy neots0a MS nsmeH. .tEavay-~glferEsr. rene Sao
Ma application 10 another form. lie that he ss
s~-roue a. knlwing whether there anv psruntarv
eairs Zach Tue govern iheir Eart weudbe viii
es 70 uref hy nyssna of which the matter nlsh, be
Aroush, 81 ~ sud, besg cad0nced Goi o9nsts,r.
css % y s.co fysrs e Sss pavfv 10 n> scct noi a
Aes ~ ht sas Aad JsE nosnwitd oy From ne oheY IN
~ oortrsry Upon that the Admiralty, ~ the
aasg they comm and ascertsined vba
Aheh oFiuon would be tie 'air value ~ the vestelr
Shey shss tbsf value stating that they we're preyared
"a TIE reasons sgne1, 70 g.e eid fAs matter the
sns or payira &hs a value ~ the vessels, but ns
shs ers Of s ne rny Other greater price Tbst tvsue
very much lees fhsb ne named and very nnch
ses THAR t1s parties stated they would be able ~
s4sat rgx sng olhfr rw-c&ers they cevld -Snr
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Obituary,

r Monday Lay 70, bgh mass o. requiem wss
offered in ,hs chapel of 81 Jo4cph's United States
Military HcEp Central Park for ihe Tspose OF tho soul
Of Sister NJ frudcna Bradley one of thai devoted band
u sisss Who have been In constant a,ondsnoo on tho
poor wounded soldiers since October 1se2 We learned
that ihe deceased wss in the bloom OF life and heath
when she entered upoo ber sssscrnciug duties 6ied
With noble emulation to be, IN every deed minister
Ing angel the pillow OF the suffering and dying Her
services we're doubt duly appreciated spce tho gen
ismen u the medical staff present. and inc chaol
was crowded with solders II affecting 70 tho
latter ia their disabled state coming TO pay this last
sad tribute OF respect 70 departed worth lhs
we're c'nduc,ad by Rev, ~ McGynn, The sm,nbls and
hlny gted Chap ain oi tBe hospital. assl oi Dv Hsy j.
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Died.


Bs.Disy.--foirrI BKsplAY, of snn city, IN the :Sd
year Of hnrgo.
attend the funeral from the residence o hs father jesse
Bradley in wesipori, Conn this Wednesday, afternoon
leave the New York and New Baves Psiroad depot at
halt past eoyen A. NJ returning at hsspsst fye N.
DIFFcEFR --tn Monday morning, lrne ~, MAar LorisA
BHDcEls daughter Of the la,s James W. Heecksr. aged
The relative. and friends or ,he family and Of her
bro hers IN law sornuel u Denison and Robert Path
bone respectfully invited 10 attend thefuneral, from
Trinity cnaitl this Wednesday, Afternoon stwo O'Clock
sAsq'oEr. suddenly, On Monday, June 10, As-Is
s relative. and friend, Of the rsy and Of his SON.
IN aw II Eycrson Jr., AVID " u Chambers, respect
fully invited 70 attend tho funsral from biz late resi-
dene, No. 20 Jones street. Reecker this twsdnes
day) afternoon, Al two O'Clock
DiEa.--on tuesday, June "a, hsyA Aayr, susca,
youngest Of ADdrsas and Dorohsa Busch, aged
4 year std 10 days
IRE relatives sad friends Of the ssmily are respec,fuy
invited = send tho funeral from the residence u her
parents No 2l Weat Forty ninth street near Tenth
nue., this Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock. Hpr
remains Will be taken 70 the Lutheran Cemetery.
ssnm1r -on iuesday, June u, al fsctoryviie, Staten
Island, JONAS Mkcr, only surviving SOB OF Colonel
N thar Barrett, IN hm 3Tih year.
The relatives and friends invited 20 attend The tune
raj trinity chapel Factoryyile staten is sand on Thurs.
day AFTERNOON. a. hai past two O'Clock, without further
notice.
BorD,cEEn--o On Monday June IS, Areusr mlpp c.Ro.
years, months aud l3 davp.
he friends aud scqusntanccs Of the family respect.
tuly tne luncfal, this lWcdne6layl
afternoon, st two O'Clock. from the residence OF her
parents, 2lb Franklin street, between Washington and
Wet
BARny Suddenly, on Tuesday, June II. CHAwrs H.,
youngest soD o Hiram Barney In the 10th year of his
age.
Tho friends Of the family srs invited, without farher
notice, TO attend the funeral Thursday afternoon q,
four O'Clock, from the residence OF bis aiher 70 Union
square.
BsIpwN--On Sunday, June H. N the Methodist
Church Hospital, Alexandria, Va frum wounor roccvcd
at the battle ~ Ianro H Va, GroRGr y. pArpwIS NJ
Company ., icuriesnih regiment N. 81 Tho h dy
vii arrive IN Moohyn this mornicg Due notice win be
gwen of the funeral.
CAswnt-On Monday, juno l2. Lucr. daughter q
The New York herald., 1864-06-15
POLITICAL.

TTsios NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Union Conservn,ivs National Convention win b4 held
In the City Of Chicago n on Saturday and Monday, the
"a and h sf July under the auspices OF tho Union
Conservative National comm,,.ss Of which hs Hos Amss
Kendall OF Warrington II Chairman and VII ch has been
called 10 meet In that city at the sams time. -,
Conservative Union men Of ths several stateA wHnon.
never be allowed 70 succeed. and hat the ~
tine and blood invited 20 stcnd BY delegA
tons otherwise and participate 10 the debsrauons nd
action Of the Convention. =.
Tue FIRST scssion viii be- held saturday o. ~ O'Clock
nomination and support o candidates ior he onces Of Pres
ident and vice pi resident 81 the un teo stAtes
BY dIreooa ef the Chairman aud members of The Nsion
n Committae .r-u,,x.
National Secretary.
New York city
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MISCELLANEOUS.

8
1'Bs GOVERNMENT LOAN
or
s~aooooo.
This loan authorized by of Congress Of H.raA
1904. which provides fer s REDEMPTION IN COIN, A
period NO. less than ten forty from
is data At the pleasure sAs aovsrnmsn.
Until i's redemption ave per interest be paid
semhaDnnally IN COIN.
subscriptions u the lean are received BY the National
Banks United wales currency Other
funds taxes BY them deposit .. par
Its exemption sta~ local taxation adds one
TO three cent per 10 Its value
The in,eres. on this lo.n although but eve per
cent in coin is much The Differences
| between The marke. value OF currency and gold.
rule the per cent specie securities Of all solvent
governments always par above and currency now
funded in the national loan worth in gold
besides rayng regular and liberal per oen,sss
| holder.
The authorized amount Of this loan two hundred mil
on dollar, auonn, Of subscription. reported to shs
| Treasury ., Washington has besn
saoooop
Subscriptions win be received By the Treasurer ss the
United State. a Washington snd the Assistant Trsssursrs
at New York, Boson and Philadelphia, and b. Mo
First National Bank Of New York, No. 4 Wall street,
Second National Bank Of New York Twenty hrd stree. ..d
| BrssdwAy.
Third National Rank Of New York. No. Nassau street.
Fourth National Bsnk Of York. n and - Pins stree.
Firth National Bank or York, sos Third avenus
sixth National Bank OF New York Sixth sv and Broadway
| Sinth National Bank Of New York sss Broadway.
| Tenth National Bank Of New yorn $40 Broad way.
osutra National Bank o, New York. II Duane street
National Exchange Bank OF Rev York 1856 drc,nwios st.
AND 1T ALL NATIONAL BAyKs
which depositarIes Of publIc money, and all
REsrEorABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Deponary Banfs win furnish farther infornaon on ap
picstion and
AFFORD RvKRI FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
CoRNs BUNioNs, BAD NAILS, TENDER rsRT Ac.
cnrsd wlihou, pain by Dr. RICE surgeon chifcpodlst
sorns bunions. &c Ry mail ~ cents.
| rRAY's PATENT NoLDgp PAPER COLLARS ARR
free from angles The turnover syle
Me only collar made having the patented for the
and free from those FUCKERS whrh all othsr
conrs 20 ehsf. aud irstais he nscs- E,s,y collar {,
ia LowRET Co. 81 Wares street. New YORK =
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sp.nlsh ss,.ers 90 am. Ghinchn..

ENGLISr Nrl icftL REPORTS Gr THE ACr.
In the Frrlish Horse o; Commons, the 3st of Nay
br weEuer asked ths Under secretary Of
sen Anaifs whether hfr Nsefty's government bad
ceved despatchcs relative The se7nre Of the Cn0chn
Islands Belonging Peru by Spanish naval squadron
whether vss the opinion q her Maestye government
thst the oceGptou Ia e oi peace Of the territory u
frero oy nation without declaration Of var and
The forcbe detention o. Individuals that patton 20 serve
hastages were proceedings iseut with the uua ss
of civilized rations ~ The dcts or international Law
whether her Nniesys prepared 10 al.
init tie claim put orth by the spanish Admiral and toe
tpn sh Cornmesary a. tine rIh. The part u The span
Hh crown % "revpdicse' the property " said ssuds
rigt thew assert srnlar 10 that which Great britsp
sanctioned when she restored the sands Fcrnnndo po
Agmoon and Ccrerco after formal and UNINTERRUPTED
ebother her Maesiys government would oso their
Eood Offices "a bring about a settlement Of the trfing
matter oi clspue which had led - those ghhsndsd
proceedings the part of the spanish 0fclale.
Nr. Lyard afraid thRt he could give ~aiiH.
factory 20 the honorable gentleman's abstract
questions n reference 70 international law az applied
this case AZ ho could state that saturday as,
tho government received dispatches from Minister
in Peru giving account of what had recently taken
place there u appeared that the Spanish Minister "
rather Comm sgary, had made demand the fyroy
government which soi complied with, and without
any further notice IN c0lJuDc With the SpaDth Ad
known yielding a most valuable product. u was
stated however thai contracts would be ntsrfereo
wi'b and that the loading ~ guano board British
enjps sculd 30 allowed W 70 No information had
been received from the spanish government a. 10 their
foy this ocCups on and he could NOD therefore
state what her Nsessye government would Take
In reference 10 n o matter.