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IEh lliliauity, to Rebel sPris
OneES.
w. lo,,,, fb.,4 ,so-of s.reb.,g !,

We learn that.two Of thesrebel prison
er4 on the train conveying them TO the
Rock Island prison, on last 4 Thursday
w"re frotepT,to death before the, train
reached this city The prisoners were
crowded together like swine lin freight
cars, and we're, from all appearances, yuf-
fcria9 both fur wantqf clothiec and yiet-
Wais. Indeed, il is said they we're starry
ing as we'll as freezing, But the most
shocking part of the whole affair vas the
heartless manner in which the dead We're
treated by the guards We have heen in
formed by ecedaauthority, , that the body
pt eae OF the frozen rebels was taken off
tbs aafs ~ Michigan City and dragged
over the snawyl gfouad4 feet foremost,
like a dead aninral, seine sdistapte to a
warchonse.tE = II is. not known, what dispo7
sition was made Of It afterwards. Such
acts of; heastleSsness arcla disarbee to our
country, and can only resnlt in retaliation
onSthesrsrtof our enemies. is itopossi=
bic we live in a Christian land? Such
sccaes as have been ,reeehsly witnessed
sasclygdeny it, We are appalled, at the
aftroci6us atreatncnt iof' our sprisonersi ia
the rebel prisons; rbdt let ussinquire if the
ssgfFcriuas qffp,F brave soldiers, are not
aggrsvafed by the scenes which are wit
messed amnh sst rebel prisoners in oul
hands. We drifting into barharity
WITH fearful srapiday. Suehsnsefh re
suits of this cruel war Joiiet Illinois,
SiyAhLQ13 8 ,TANHhR .8EIIsyAa
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Farm For Sale.

The subscriber has for sale nice farm of ons
hundred and twenty acres of land in Jacks son
Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
There is sixty acres ofoleared land oa the
premises; dwelhng-house and other nsces
sary out buildings. Also eighty acres in sec
tion twenty in the same township, and forty
acres in section thirty six in the same town
ship. 5f,, te i
All of the above lands will be sold at re.
duced price and on easy terms. For further
particulars call on the subscriber at Woods
Geld, Ohio, --e. - {
S. HOLLIS TER.
Dec. 1s, 1s63.-4wpd.
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ssfIs NEws YoRK, dec. 3l.-Ae Richmond
pssper says the salt works at W est Bay,
}i0rida, lfave7sbeen lately destroyed by
the Yankees, aud aIlH thesnegroes carried
ots The Nsfk ices were atone time within
k,ty-seven miles of Maratana 1t is
stated that the Yenkees,, bg entering East
By, cut off Captlias Robertson IS eompa-
Ssnythy sheirag gunboats, SO at the west end
theys kad@itQalh their own way. After
shelling a while, and producing general
scatteting. I'll HAY esdahded and took
tae negroes mentioned. smashed kettles
sssud swaeonss killed .n,ules, land seauscl
gcneralzdesifaetiotI.sS saT sza3st{S -
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Sherifs Sale.
McClellsn 4 Knox,
against

~ aTdIHSI
Daniel NJ Thomas.
BY virtne of a writ of vepditioDi exponaS
TO nue. directed from the Court Of Comlnol
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will rffei
for sale at public auction, al the frcbt doe'
of the Court Hvuse, in the town OF Woods
field, in said, County, between the hours oi
ten O'Clock 3. M, and q o'clock p. M. on
Saturday lJanaqry 16'h, 1851.
the following described zeal estate, situate
in said coupty. to Wi: :t..-. .,,.at,it f.....s
Four lois No, 50 and So in the to wn o
Woodsfeld.
GEO. w. CARRoTHERS,l
Sheriff, H. G. o.
Dec. l5, 1ss3-..4w. '"s1i ai
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TIE SLATES OFPRDJDDICE
DEATH ROBBED OF HIS PREY

There are queer people i'll the world;
people with the most absurd. unreasena-
Bile, and indelensible p%edjudlces. For
example, we have met with individuals
who had morbid antipathy to anything
that was very extensively advertised,
no matter what might be its actual
claims to the confidence Of the public
These excentrics looked with special dis
favor on advertised medicines. They
could not see, for example, in DR.. Hol-
loways magnificent system of advertis-
ing, covering as it does. all the mediums
of publicity which the world affords, any
thing but "a gigantic scheme Of mere spec
nlation. True, they could Hot gainsay
the testimony pouringain spontaneously
| from the highest sources in favor of his
incompatible Pills and Ointment, but
still they shook their heads and muttered
''humbug" OF course there is no pos
sibility of arguing with men who won't
reason The best way is to let them
alone Fortunately, such specimens of
atupidity are 'few and far between In
this enlightened era The general feel
ing is, that if thing is in elfexcellent
its virtues should be proclaimed to the
four wipcs of heaven, for the benefit
of mankind. Hence, the preclamations
made By DR.. Holloway, through the>en-
tire newspaper press of the world, of the
properties and operation of his remedies.
meets with the coldial approval of think
ing men. The value of the preparations
as specifics for the various internal and
external complaints peculiar to different
climates, or common to the world at large,
is conceded. not only by the masses, but
by governments, men of science, and eau
did observers in every walk Of life. Cam
such remedidies be too widely known?
J I'm possible = Gin. Columbian.
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcE--Do your
duty to yourselves, protect your health,
use II 0LLOWA S Pill LIS AND
OINTMENT For wounds, sores, Bow
ell comJ laints and fevers, they are per-
feet safeguard Full direations how TO
use shem with every box. t'dY 210
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Our Nat i,nal L sute- Ir
a Roback'S Remedy,

The Ameri an Ston' ch is tormenting or
gan. 1t is gener IN o"' of. order The ,, as
o y is obvious. The driving man of husin-ss
has not time,or viii rot tskr time properly to
masticaie his food. He bolts it, and rs bad
habits are catching ali classes follow his rx-
ample. Herce dyspepsia. with all it's con-
plicatons- h-rce lndi, estion. Liver Goa
plant, and Disorders ot the Bowels, in all
their various phases. Against these and a
hundred ot''er complaints, the Scandinavian
Blood Fills and Blood Purifier are waging an
DISCRIMINATING warfare. The snccess of these
Medicines has bean astonishing, even in an
age of scientific mi aces. They don't alleviate,
they extingush disorder. The sgony, the
deblitv, the desr ondency, which cha cater
praftic ions of the dig, stse and sesretive
zeaus, vanish under the influence of these
iaparation. The constitution itself seems
Seeeauire new energy under their operation.
ep advertisement.
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Master Commissioners Sale,
Henry Pifer,
US. "ttF
William Bitne-. ~


DY virtue of a mandate to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of IL on
roe Comfy, Ohio, will oner for sale at pub
lie auction at the front door of the court
house in the town of Woods6eli, in said
county, between the hours of ten O'Clock a.
m and o'clock p. m on
Saturday The 23d day Of January, 1864,
the following real estate situate in sat-,
county to wit:
Sixty acres of land of the west ED of IL .
south half of the south east quart of sec
tion number twenty-five, township FIVE and
range six. and the nerth west quarter of the
north east quarter of section twenty one,
township and range aforesaid, except forty
eight acres thereof, sold and conveyed by
William Bitner to Peter Burkhart April 18th
1859, containing fifty acres more or less.
WIZ. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Dec. %, 1S64.-4w.
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naLThe Emancipation Proclamation
was rinteuded to free the negroes. Ac,
cerding to reports Of the Administration
own agents. it has already made forty
thousand OF, them, along the bauks Of the
Mississippi, free to starve, free to perish
of cold and neglect, or free to die OF dis.
ease in the swanps and bayous Of thai
greet river. ,14
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Forwarding and Uomnlls-
sion Business. aar
AT CLARINGTOsN. o.

'NHE unaersigned having ih charge New
L and Commodious Ware House, cow venient
10 the Steam Boat Landing, solicits the pat.
ronsse of the Public generally, who have kn-
sness of this branch to be attended to, with
promptness and dispatch, ann at such mode
rate prices IS will not fail 10 satisfy sll wht
may favor me With their business
Jan. s, 1s62-3.mo PETER DILLON.
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April 80. 1868.
Thomas f liott's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigu.d was, on the 18th day of December
1868, by the Probate Court of Monroe Cnun
ty, Ohio. appointed Executor of the estate
of Thomas Elicit, late of said County, de-
ceased.
DAVID STEWARD, Executor
Dec %, lS63.-4w.
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Thomas Elrod's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe,
IN was, on the 14th day of November, 1868
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
c. County, Ohio, Executor of tie will of Thomas
Elrod, deceased.
x HARVEY mitchell,
. Administrator.
Januarys s. lso3.-4w.
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IT is DEc1DED.-The Empress Eusenie
mistress of the robes to Christendom, has
put her foet down, and decreed the abol-
ishment of hoops, and from her dictum
there is 40 appeal.
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Jacob Miller's Estate.

- NOPICE is hereby given that the under
sig gneG was, on the 10th day OF December
1868, by the Probate Court of Monroe Coun
~, Ohio, appointed administrators of the es
tate of Jacob Miiler, Jr, late of said County
deceased. s.t alfs -..r:-.r.- l.-.
{ fssa STEPHEN .IIENTUORN,
.aa a REBECCA MILLER,
.rG eGe Administrators.
E. D.c s16 1S63 -4w f
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Master Commissioners S ale
John A. Davenport,
.9Il 4 against 7r9f

80
John A. Davenport,
.9'ii Z against 1-9(I
Amelia A. Rutter and others,
DY vriue of mandate to me direct ed fiom
| J the Court of Common, Pleas of Bt u oe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at lpblic
auction, at the front door of the Court Horse
in the towp of wGodsfeld, in said iceul ty
between the hours of ten ocleck a. N. alo
four O'Clock p. M, on ause Us l.-issri;,.
., adi Saturday, Janu7ry %, 1864,
the following real estate situate in said coun.
ty'to wit Ho .atf f4efe.I I.4tg 4, dfg.b a
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section twenty six, township four
and range Ave, containing forty acres more
or less. E. --P-'h5
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
''i +" ~ -f-titf Monroe Common Pleas. q
Dec. %, 1s63.-4w. 1aef-.,a 81.
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NOTICE.

/ hereby give notice that a note given
by me to Nelson Harper for Sl5 dated
December O. 1863 was obtained fraudu-
lently, and that will not pay the same.
Is ~. JOSEPH MAYBERRY.
Dec Is, IS63.-2mpd, -
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MARION EHAREAND.
TIE LITER 4 TURE

TIE LITER 4 TLrRE
is of that kind that can be read aloud in
the family circle, and the clergy in i'm
mense numbers are subscribers for the
Book.
grt 1850, TIE. MUSIC
is all oricinsl, and most of it is copy
rightcd, and cannot be obtained except
in Cooley"
+ Our Steel Engravings are unrivalled,
and our immense double sheet Fashion
Plates, are far ahead of any fashions in
Europe or America, and cost $4,000
more than thelold style Fashion plates
Our wood engrayings, OF which we
give twice or three times az many as any
other uiagazine. 'a r
Beware Of limitations. Remember that
the Lady's Book is the original publica-
ton and the cheapest. e.
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Z esg- A7"loyaln prper asks. ''who is >
Quartcrmaster?" and then answers as
follows:
"The man who gives the soldier one
quarter and keeps the rest himself"
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w.ar fna-A, wood procession, to supply thc
- fan.ilies of soldiers with fuel, took place
hzA is@SprineJ6elds ori.the 31st w.t. There
were one hundred and forty-seyen wagons
IT IL pfoeession. containing over two hun
II tdred c,irds Of wood II Il -1s
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S5shsm ifIeN. SAML. D. BowDEN, u S. Senator
from Virgin !, s.sysHa disF;ftch, died. sud
.detily ui Washington Oh Saturday of small
PIX liz, Was resident Of Portsmouth,
la.
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Godcy,s Lady's Book for 1861

The publisher of Godey's Lady's Book
than kfnl to that public which has ena.
bled him to pablish magazine for the
last hirtytour years of laager cireula.
tion than any in America, has made an
arrangement with the most popular au-
thofessin this country
MARION EHAKgEAND.
4mhorcSs Of !" 4 ioFe,''' Hidden Path"
"-Koss Side, "Nemesis,' and
q ~ ..- "Marium,"
who Will furnish stories for the Lady's
Book for 1864. Our other favolite wri-
ters will all continue to furnish articles
throughout the year
lgsa,o5. The Best,
LADY'S MAGAZINE IN THE
9fEesiId q WORLD.
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siss sEeSe 4 .spatfiot7 .by the name Of, Capt.
1lIos. Stoddsrd 4ras been detected in a
wholesale fraud. He has stolen six hun
!. dred and forty thousand dollars! This
get sestainly ranks the Captain as pa
stfiotot the first water pa kN -
We could ell our pages with thefts by
the Administrations pets. Will not aho-
lition Taxpayers believe that tie leaders
Of this party are thieves? They will find
= il out to their sorrow by and by .-E-E;cl 4
b6- In a late speech in Indiaras Mr..
20 Chase saig, "This country must be born
aisagain, !" e Alas, poor countrys. 1t must
: have an awful time of it, with such mid
~ wives as Chase, oid .yhlaa .y9hlaa Brow Brown and
.sisE IIneoln.ss.s a9n RrshsrndT .svnIsarg
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-speA- The Prince Of Prussia is by trade
4 printer. Aecording to ancient usaee'in
Prussia, all the Princes Of the royal fam
ily must learn n trade. The Prince Fred
erick William learned the trade of Il com
sosityr ,Sate the eeffiee Sot Mr. Uauel, at
Berlim
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AsEalaas1 lalllllalssIIly. rslI. J paE6l ,sran

MSSl.vskD sBYtuisi WA raiI, = David lamp
ef Palmer. this county, who belongs tc
CompaH 9ld q0s N-sL,sfu a late en-
yagement in Tennessee, bad minnie ball
shotsinta his watch, where. it lodged
The watch, containing the Ball, is now al
titliesarugy stoeaof Buel 4. Bro, Lis 4
sisihuhter' tof good size, g. The ring at the
sssiusc eas lyiai3p on esibpck ,oi a hs case
the ball struck the ring, spread it out
carrying it into the watchg where 1T still
encircles the ball. ,fhc work 81 were
Of courses comp plctcly smashed uh, and the
cascsupoa' the other side arrested tie furr
aaber progress of fsthe ball.
Mr.. Camp now cor siders that watch as
r-ry valuable, and with good reason. He
seut it by express to so -tosllis father il
j liner 3htri-ttd RegiScr. IS
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ksesT The a bolition alo,lv ofssayingtllc
Union resembles tie-fool ! plan or curing

EE Barnside, the hero of the Vallan.
disliapl pElhly, hes eepe howe ts~Rhode
Island He had better get baek-to his
t..yeld business Of. secretary to railroad
company in Wall street, Now YORK hHf
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company IN Wall Street, Now York. n
payFThe debt OF. the country is rapidly
approaching if4it has not already reach-
I'D, 50. 0CQ.GG0, eco. To meet the interest
euaa debt Of this lngepitpde, 1T, 5 per
cent. requires tax Of sIUo,0oo,O ,OO0 a
year ;ss27 4se00 y days $lls 400 hour !;
200 every minute.
ybsss Prentice laughs I.at The heading,
astounding Robbery" which frequently
appears in connection with some traund
upon the Government. He says he occa-
sionally sees cases of astounding homes
fy, but robbery no longer astounas,
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JOHN p. FOGLE,
Admir-, of John Slaught.
January 6, lS63.-4w.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-25

~
lenmsrlb.
SauS b%tribrte NIT seissfinssr Der redten
pano bic Sliru fetnes Spbncs.
Spseuleercn fpra& er. Der Mauu pcrffsbt
ntdatS Dom @rihdit, msrt' Id i'd min mir ion
bod einmal anlsben.
Sas @eorln9s auf Der Dicle mar 10 orpE.
tap ii6 Nbeslfcn MUIR nit 3a9e burd bic
Nien8e Satn brchrn fcnnte. Gs warb ieSpd
auf Der Stcue rubi9er, ais Der Sausbcrr Gd
Seiste. &ae enttl6Btsn ibre 0dupter Dor benz
rsidsn nartanpiscn Ianne, Der nit freunoIiz
den @rissn, fib esssn Sepeu ctpas feif per-
ntiesnp nad Der @de i6ritt, NO Der Ssturbautr
duf etnsm Saurn 5dutc itd nicpcrselaGen bate.
Nebcn i9m auf Dem Spprn lasen Die @trcbHed=
teretsn NIB bic fslt unp i&Sn sefniipften abtre.
ter aus 9etResrtcm Sauwerf.
SanS RippeIfen aeatc lfb Dor ben JrsmSlina
bin, Der init rihti9em Salt in benz unlbeiuba
rem Nanue brn Saueberrn rrtannte unp lid TO-
9leib rrbub.
OE 5ia in bic Niblc mrincs Gubnes ac<
~prun9en 2 rebete Der alto NibbeIIen ben 8remb.
ling 5temlt3 barIa an. @as prranlabte DID
DaSu2
Strr, e%riptocrte Der Mann nit bonn %ariinen
Curtain, ih treble Sanbcl, pie aupcre 9sutc.
neil i'd iebs, SaB man burd Sanpel 70 piel yrrs
oisnsn farm, INN lcin eicnbes 2ebeu fImmerlid,
tummerli6 ,u ~frilten.
5anS HipbrIisn pirste t~eiltmmenp ben Sppf.
&iimurerlih wiroertpItc CT. SIS mag Dir
ipp9l tilmmrrltd ssben, bit Ou a6er ntAt fcltt
Oaran ShulO g3ie brbt Du.
sStlbelm, 6crr!
luo meter 2
SD babe fciucn aubcrrn Nansr,.
Speculation. Sater, niGtS als Sprculatirn!
rtsf Der nufsere9ts 9cter.
Sans Nipcelicn brutctc i,bt auf feline ciaene
Stirr. inofm or 1prah:
&lppf fen Is Better as rirf bprcn rpareen !
Damn fcbrte err li6 benz 6rcmpru picber ,u uup
fubr in isircm @ramrn fort.
NSSer biif On uub mas milf On 2
gBiuem ibien eS ibper An fallen, auf bieSe
5ra9e eths bsittmmte IntpUrt 3u stben. SnpeB
FaBte or f@ bod Sicmlth fbncu uup e~rpipertc {:
User ib tir; farm i6 ni6t wiiIrn, uno mas
i'd piu, babe ih i6on sclast.
Se ipseulrert ~bannig, meiutc Der Durfidtiac
Eanfmann, abrr mir pollen iGu bod ausbulen !
Oetn &atcrIanb 3 lpra6 CT ion Ibarfer an.
gSilrm bsfGrieb einen &rcis nm fh. eae
mebr ais elmer Ter 9inpsI enbsn Dor Den, crbobe-
men @rmr bss @efiirtbteten surudfubr.
Die mcitr, peitr sSslt, lautctc Die 9srb film
ssnoc @ntwurt.
NaS 1T en srp6cs Satsrlanb, mciu Sunoc.
oerlrBte Der attic Nioorllen, CO bat nar bic @iz
9snihaft, pab eS 9crnpr lsiurr @rGse meoen ~.
nriirn untrauem pirp. On febIt pas isbt an
Dir ieltlt Sc 9ro6 Orin &nterlanb aud Ieiu
mag, bier an picier StsIe. bic mir ect6rt. INN
in Der @fiblc msines Srbnee, Der lb felt Sur.
GEM aufs SpfcuIiren aelc9t bat, 1T Oein ga.
~trrlanO 9epiB ni6t. @tmaS weitrr prauseu ppr
Dem Sbcrr, no rS mar Steine, unfrubtborcs
Sanb, 0inter, Oi(ein uup Oeiperulen aibt. IA
mare cs I6cn ebsr mb9Itd. DAP Ou Gin Wlasz
den flnbsl. no Ou ~unsslt6rt 0cinen nit orii.
mem &utht in 10 abl6euli6sr 9Seile umwunpe
nen &opf our 9tube le9en %fannt.
@tDrt Gih mein Curtain 2 laate 9SiQem. IN.
Dem CT lsin marfirtrs. brUucefarbeneS &,efidt
Dem Nbrper Supanpte unO lsiuc @eltalt in ibrer
-, 90, nNrGE 49,
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lave YOU ANY OLD LEAD OR TYPE
lai ss, 81 As sSs -. E SEAsx Isl wsS
, 1864-08-12
LArER FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain will Recognize the New
mexican hmpite-&sepoFsed DccIaF1.
lion OF Peace between Germany and
Denmark.

NEW York, Thur: day, August 1.-THE
feEsla arrived this morning.
The French journals continue to harp ou
a.. lmpe ending sea fight between Federal and
rebel cruisers, in the CbapneL
IN the House OF Commons, LaYard said
EIe!ard Intended to recognize the new
Mexican empire Withsut whiting for tue
states and Territories under Juarez to be
brought within the authority OF the new
govefnment.
Lord Howard called attention to the enlist
n,ent OF fepigrants in America, aud complain
I'd CT s1tjtcts btitg entra5 I'D, aud urged
watchiulntss and energy to put 1t down.
Layard admitted that there were great
complaints, but the Government could not
the American authorities would endeavor to
creek the abuses.
Several other speeches were made, fnclud-
ing and BY T. Tay11i, who defended the
Northern Government, which was deter
mined, be said, to put down slaye' holding
rebels
On the Goth Parliament was prorogued.
Tie Queens speech WIGS read by commission.
1t deeply comments on the conttnu inee OF
the civil Far in America, promises conttn-
'ued Etsict neutrality, but would rejoice to
SEE friendly oncillation-expresses satis-
faction at the influx Of cotton from all parts
Of the world, and the consequent mitigation
grets the failure nf the Dano-German Con.
telence, and hopes the new negotiations OF
Vienna will be successful. The rest OF the
speech enumeTates accom- s,lished taets, and
country.
Nothing is known as to the peace negotia:
tions at Vienna The Coyeohasen JoArna.
says the alleged armistice for nine months Is
premature. Prussia agrees to the re entry
Of the Federal troops into Rendsburg.
The Bank of France has gained over st1
million francs In specie during the week.
The BourEe wac flat,
Continental news ia unimportaut.
vienna. July 29.-It is considered pEoba-
Bile that the truce will be prolonged for
short time. No understanding relative to
the basis Of the truce has yet been arrived at
LONDON, July 31.-The Paris Presse, under
reserve, announces the conclusion OF peace
between Germany and Denmark. The basis
il unknown. The armistlce has been slightly
prolonged.
From the Ga71iqnaais Messenger Of July 2ssh
an Ostend letter in the Iadtpeudener Btk3e
mentions the arrival In port Of Confederate
war steamers, the screw corvette Butterfly,
Captain Russell, and paddle corvette Paul
Jonee, Capt. Enge1d. .. .....
The Ne ic De O. Uerbourg says three vessels
belonging to the Federal States of Americl,
the Niagara, Sacramento aud Kearsarge, and
four belonging to the Confederat5s, the
Georgia, Florida, New Alabama and General
Lee, have recently been met IN the channel
BY several merchantmen. An action between
them Is expected. This may be taken for
what 1t is worth. The Georgia, 1t will be
remembered, h-s been sold at Liverpool, md
lies quietly IN dock there. As to some Of
the other vessels named, they read very much
like ph0ntom ships.