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On Long, Congress, having been carried BY 20 fsseo
majority.
The London korni~s Poa says the rise IN the rebel
loan ID to be attributed 10 the fact tina, the bonds
are becoming absorbed TO . considerable amvuns
BY blockade running, through which cotton ID
obtained in southern ports a. contract price,
3D. per pound. The rebel regulations require vsss 10
running blockade provide themselves with On
bonds. in order to secure full cargoes for ships. 10
known that for every fI0o bond certificate for
thousand pounds Of cotton be obtained In Paris
dorsed TO bearer. These at Havana, are readily J r.
chased at from 5hd. to Cd. per TO- which apparently
equal to about 90 for bonds in the English market.
10 the House Of Commons the 2sth Sir George Grey
said the government had intention whatever Of po
posing conference on the American question.
Mr.. Peacock moved resolution that the government
instructions the Of the Cape Of Good Hope
the Of the Tuscaloosa Al variance with tho
principles OF international law. After long debate The
resolution was rejected. The government majority
thirty four.
In the Court Of Exchequer the 9Th the Attorney
General applied 70 have the Of the Mersey rams
fixed for trial May 81, before full court and speel
jury The court assentsd to the application.
The aspect Of the Danish war Is unchanged.
GAribaldi embarked the Duke Of sutherands yacht
Undine at Fowey at nine o'clock the morning Of tho
27h but at the day the yacht put into 81.
Mawe's from stress OF weather.
In the House Of Commons on the 9th bill for
tation Of church rates was rejected by 100 oo0
Two Joint stock companies advertised In Liverpool
between tina. port and the b. lawrence
In the summer and 10 Portland In the winter. the capi
tai Of each fixed million sterling, and each pos
sesses influential direction.
The race the thousand guiueas stakes at New
Market England resulted Ia the victory Of Lord Gas
COWS horse General Peel Mr. Ten Broscks horse Paris
running second The winner Immediately made nrsA
favorite in the betting for the Derby.
The steamship City Of London from New York. arrived
Il Liverpool April 81.
The steamship Tsutonis arrived = Southampton on
the 28th.
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The Privatcer 70.

LONDON, April ~, 1854.
The House OF Lords debating the action Of the govern
ment In the Tuscaloosa case.
Lord Chelmsford attacked Earl RUSSELL and defended
the builders OF the two rebel steamers built at NanteA
The trial trip Of Laird's nxed for ths 2Stb q
Nh
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NEW AND ELEGANT ENGLISH ROYAL VELVET
~ and Brussels Carpets also Imperial Three Ply
Tspestry ingram Carpets; Rugs, Mats Mating Druggets
reasonable prices All goods guaranteed. One price. Look
for the original HIRAM ANDERSON 30 Bowery-sgu Of
the large Golden Eagle.
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CPRIN0 DEBILITY.
SPRING DEBILITY.
SPRING DEBILITY.
SPRING DEBILITY.
For spring medicine nothing can equal the Tonic an
MIGRATING elects OF the
PERUVIAN SYRUP
which supplies the necessary Quantity OF
IRON IN THE BLOOD
infusng strength vigor and life all the
). r. DINsMoRE, NJ 4si Broadway
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
MEDICAL.
Owing 10 the crowded state Of columns
lied TO omit AL advertisements coming under the above
heading.
ANTHOLOGY.
Owing to the crowded OF columns
PEELED omit all advertisements coming undsr the above
heading
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GAVE YOUR MoNEy-THoMAs r. AGNEw. THR
great Grocer Tea and Flour dealer Of the city corner
OF oreenwich aud Murray streets selling
fees, Flour. Wines Syrups and every.
thing else used in family. cheaper other
dealer In the United States One cash house Whole
sale department No 262 Green wch street, retail
Greenwich and Murray streets.
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NEW AND POPULAR MCsIC.-THE TENDER
~ Glance Schoitih, published by Horace Waters 3Uc
fg sized Patterns OF the Sleeve and wast Of
walking Costume worth 2c with graphic pictures OF War
scenes and interesting Literary Matter in DEMORESTB
ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF this week out on Thursday,
Price loo " " -
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The Danish War.

The Danish War.
There had been fighting The Prussians, on the 70d,
mile and . half south Of Aarhuus In JutlAna.
They increasing their batteries the channel
which divides them from the mainland and II was sup
posed the Danes would have retire from Alsen unless
an armistice was speedily proclaimed.
From the Dublin Precman's Journal, April ISL
The Germans have in Scheswg 900 or SO, 0o0 men
and can increase their numbers indefinitely while the
Danes probably only some 900 20 900 men Ia
Asen. The sound ID narrow and can be crossed with
case by the Prussans, supported they are, By such
tremendous artillery.
COPENHAGEN, April 7b-MiduighA
On Saturday last the Russians . mile and q half
south OF Aarhus The enemy continues his works a tbs
fe de pont OF the Duppe position and 10 strengthening
his batteries between RagbOl and Alsen Sound.
The London Times correspondent writes from Howp
Hav April 22Ths Is the last letter dated Danish head
quarters that will reach you om any spot In she Isle OF
Asen. The officers OF the stan 10 fellow GensTsl
Grlach to the Island Of Funen to day or Tomorrow
LONDON, April a, 1854.
Affairs In Denmark unchanged.
There is nothing relative ~ the conference.
LONDON, April 2s, 1884
There has been more fighting In Denmark.
The Prussiaus are penetrating Jutland In force.
REPORT OF AN ARMIsrToK.
10 said that Austria and Prussia have declined an
armstice the basis continuance OF the blockade
OF the Germanc ports.
The Vienna Gazette says the Cabinet OF Vienna and
Berlin declines the proposal made the conference for
An srmstice, with continuance Of the blockade q t
German ports.
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BeorHsR o. Msioa GENERAL DOUBLEDAY Rus Own AND
KurEp.- Coroner widely yesterday called to tho
New York Hospital TO hold inquest the body OF Mr.
Thomas w. Doubleday formerly colonel Of volunteers aud
brother TO Mscr General Doubleday, United States Army
who died from the elects q injuries received Tuesday,
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YORK HEgAID THURSDAY 1ss4-yrH SUPPLEMENTS

} Ferguson, D, 10Th Penn r
ssret Francis Phillips, A. iotn
Capt Jas Lucas. ]. 9Th N
JP Malloney. r, YnEY"
Can't Jno DAME s. M pa n
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- Full sized Patterns Of Sleeve and Waist Of tho
Summer Walking Costume. furnished by Mme. Demorest
worth cents Also the new and popular Music Tender
Glance Scholastic" published at 81 ns Also splendid
able Literary matter. in Demores illustrated News Of this
week
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FowKy, April a, 1884
Garibaldi and his Rieciott embarked tho,
UDdine nine this morning The yacht sailed ~ half
past
The yacht Undine, with Garbadi board pot into So
Mawes Falmouth, on Wednesday afternoon, N conse-
quence Of bad weather meeting Of the inhabitants o
Falmouth was held and IN address prepared bus NO.
sage received from the yacht that The Geoeral
anxious TO SAIL and would leave u daylight o. Thursday
morning.
The London journals OF the 2sth OF April publish we
addresses from Garbadi the rst Of thanks The
press OF England, the second most hearty appeal 70
England TO form and maintain . cordial alliance with
Italy to give 10 oppressed naonalties all possible cid
France.
Political news unimportant
The Bourse opened very nat the 27th, but beOaD0
ermer and rentes advanced 70 s7f &c.
Poland.
The Archbishop OF Warsaw had abolished mourpibe m
the churches and in consequence this bells and osaDs
were again used
Greece.
The Canares Ministry bad resigned. new Cabinet
would be formed by NJ. Babies.
The London Times asserts that the English and French
Admrals at Tuns would act concert The ipsurrec-
zion Is said TO have assumed serious proportions Add
tonal Italian frgates had been ordered 70 the
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MEDICAL.

Owing 10 the crowded Of columns are com
led TO AL Advertisements coming under the above
reading
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I'm Huby, x. 10Th Penn Hes
kTchap,us, ID, l47th y
errrt w w Hawkins, 70 M
I.s A woods, ii. 9Th Pa u
TCurtis ID. 18th Pa X
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Financial and Commercial News.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Funds on the 9th were weaker. Consols declined I'd
The demand FOR discounts continued moderate rates un-
changed
The west India mail steamer had arrived with $40 SOC
pounds sterling OF specie
The market for American securities much depressed
and at reduced quotations buyers hesitate Decline
In Illinois aud Erie about per cont Railroad
bonds where principal and interest payable in
England, declined about three per cent.
LONDON, April 40, 1864.
Conscls closed at sil olas for money, and Ga
81 "a on account
AMERICAN STOCKS
Illinois Central, 81 10 discount Erie shares 62 esl
Bank decrease, El7j 900.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 20, 1854.
CorroS.Sales Of the week 90 900 bales. The market
closed buovani at al advance OF I'D. or the above sas
spectators took 20 500 bales and exporters bAee
Tho following are the authorized quotations.
fdir. Middfino
orleans .............,.... 2SAd 2TAd.
Mobiles .......s.......... 2SAd. 2Txd.
Lpands ................. 2sidd. 27Ld.
Tue sales to-day were 900 bales, the market closing
huoyan n, an advance id. sales TO SPECTATORS and
exporters 900 bales ri cotton port 30S 00O
which ~ 500 American,
LIVERPOOL BkEt DsTUFFs MARKET.
Tho market ia Hrner. Wheat had advanced ii. q "a
Provisions quiet and steady. Petroleum quiet and
changed.
LONDON CORR MARKET.
JoSpoS, April 20. 1854
Corn market slow ond dull at Mondays prices Eng
ADJ ucn1 t4tu n 20 tnrr
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will state, in conclusion. that my very
well known In many political circles In this State. II is
nevertheless known and respected by Of the
est influence In the political and commercial world
r. Il. HEERMANS
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hea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-08

RsRNICAL ORNAMENTs.-A few days ago q
little girl had a bunch Of artificial grapes gwen
to her. After amusing herself with the toy, she
gave lit to a playmate of ner own age, who
presently picked a grape off the bunch, and
sucked 1t. The next day she was corpse An
eminent physician who analysed the plaything
grains OF arsenic of copper-a deadly poison
and that each vine leaf on the bunch contained
enough TO kill child. Another child's cup.
board in which its toys were kept, was lined
with green paper. The poor little thing sick
ened and died, obviously from the effects of
poison mysteriously imbibed. DIR. Letherby
analysed the paper. hanging OF the cupboard,
and found that piece of IL only six inches
square contained nearly thirteen grains of the
deadly compound, enough to kill two grown.
mp persons.-London Inquirer.
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CURIOUS FACT IN PHYSIOLOGY, IF TRUE.-A
Memphis paper relates the following account of
remarkable phenomenon:
Wonders never cease! and the greatest ever
heard of in these modern times has inst come
TO our knowledge from entirely reliable au-
thority. 1t fully disproves the wisdom of Solo,
mon when he proclaimed that 'sthere was moth
ing new under the sum-" The facts, as related
to MS. are: "Abeut two weeks ago, the wife OF
q market gardener, residing At Eagle Point, in
this city, gave birth to twins, which instead of
being provided with the head and features of
1.-The human form civine," had each the head
and neck of sndkei Below the head and
shoulders the children were Of natural and
eemely form-from the shoulders up, they pre-
sented the horrible shape and characteristics
Of the serpent! Immediately after their BIRTH
consultation of physicians was held, at
which 1t was very properly decided to bleed
the monster to death, which was accordingly
one. What disposition was made of the
bodies we have not learned. The cause as
signed fer this lusns nature Is, that several
months ago, shortly after the woman became
eneiente, her husband playfully threw snakes
head into her face, which so frightened her
that the fRtus assumed the horrible shape in to
which they were brought into the world.
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NEW FRENCH IRoN-CLADs.-AT oulon let.
ter OF the 9th of June says: "Experiments
have been made here during the last few DAYS
with q new kind Of iron clad euEboats with
Improvements which enable them to move at a
rapid rate on land as well as on water. These
small vessels sit very low in the water, and
with six portfolios and eighteen embrasures.
As they can be taken to pieces in few hours
and divided into eighteen blocks, including the
the engine, these gunboats could, if req uired +,
engage in naval combat of the coast OF Prov.
ence with speed OF eight knots, then be taken
to pieces. and having been carried away by the
railway be ready to fight again off the coasts of
the Atlantic in thirty. six hours, after crossing
the whole OF France. II this new engine of
war had existed during the Italian campaign,
hantua and Peachiera might have been cap
tured almost without blow and Venice might
have seen miniature iren.clad fleet naviga-
ting her lagoons"
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EVENING STAR.
GRAN +
Lsnestrse, Protecting the Dasvil'e Rail-

Correspondence of the Chronicle
NEAR PErkRsBUR8, sept o, q nj noo-
day afternoon, a body of 500 colored troops
were coming from City Point, and had TO cross
The Prince George Court House road, wnen
they became visible to the rebel gunners. Two
was the signal for general outbreak, and in less
than d We min utes' time the front, occupied by
Hancock and BITney, was ablaze. Before me
colored troops passed this point two OF the
numbe were severely wounded. A battery
In front of the I'd division Of the 2d corps made
some excellent practice. Almost every shot
from these guns exploded In the emoras ures of
the rebel works.
The remnant of the 7th Indiana regiment OF
volunteers leaves here for home Tomorrow
The commander of this regiment, Col Grover
wa ca ptured in the wilderness and was among
the Union officers placed under fire at Charles.
ten. at first he was believed to have been
slain. Yesterday morning he returned to his
command just in time to 60 home with It. This
regiment formerly belonged to the I'd brigade OF
the 4th division, 5th corps, but was lately
transferred to General Bragg's brigade. The
on1cers and men were greatly attached to their
old command. Last night most of the officers
OF the 2d brigade ASSEM- bled at the camp OF the
7th Indiana to bid them farewell, prior to their
departure in the m ernng.
Rain is again falling. The past two or three
days have been uncomfortably warm, and q
slight shower would not be objected to. When
il fills the trenches with water, the men find 1t
very uncomfortable. Longstreet's corps just
Dan VILE railroad last night Deserters came in
and said great excitement existed in Petersburg
Yesterday, and that great fears were enter
fainsd for this road. Lopgstreet commands all
the troops sent to protect the Danville road.
r. II. MCBRIDE.
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A SUGGRsTIoN.-The "Universe" calls the
attention OF the Irish population to a practice
existing in New York, of publishing with Irish
the deceased came. The Irish being emierants
and settled in all parts Of this country, have
relatives and friends in all parts, and thou.
faDns OF them have the same name An Irish
death advertisement, therefore, which does not
eontain the particular county and the parish OF
the deceased, Is greatly deficient. In fact such
an advertisement is Of no value whatever out.
says:
1--WE earnestly nrge on Irish people here to
observe the New York custom in their death
Advertisements. No extra expense is incurred
BY doing so. Respect for the feelings OF friends,
respect for the dead, and respect for the green
old Island Of the Saints, land in this thing re.
hgion lie largely concerned) require the ohser-
vance OF it. An incomplete death advertise
ment is unworthy even Of a dog. Everything
that is personal when the grave is at hand
should be fully Ineligible"
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR HARNIse IRONS.
OrpyAyCB OyYIoB, WAR DHPAHPxxHY.
KAaHlHafON. Sept l. l86A

De -
WAsHlHeroN, Sept. !, 1884.
pn III Ss T e. sst
field Arnory, Massachusetts,. Watervliet. Yranf.
fort or Eer York Assenals Of 900 single sets of
Tie Harness Irons are to be packed in we'll made
assortment for wheel and 8 lead horass; and each
twelve sets packed. viii consist Of the following
spsirs long H.me. complete
pairs medium Hames, complete
4sTraee Clips with IA Rivsts
4doubls Loops or Eyes
u Saddle loops tbent for cantle)
Il long Chains, with tOssles
sLss SsfFds: with 70 ,iyet aer riding s.aa,. po
These Harness Irons are to conform strictly in
smoothly finished; are to fill the standard euases,
and 4 ss s BE IN mt sSs Of sic of
copies of which can be obtained at this office, at
the New York Agency, and at the Springfield
Ali the irons are to be we'll japanned-the japan
40 e o Be Subject to at vhesss
made, before and after japannipg.
an ne The fs ates
letters one fourth of an inch high.
All no Be Put In %
packed, as prescribed By the Inspector; The
packing poA W ue paiu iof ~ tAe Valu-
Deliveries are to be made at the rate of not less
than sixty sets per commencing on the LIST day
Fai!ars to deliver at the specified time will! sub
No BIDS viii be considered except from parties
ample evidence that they have in their own shops
the m
GUARANTEE.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
sible persons that IN case lis bid be- he
win at once execute the contract for the'sa with
posed in conformity with the terms of this adyer-
ference between The offer ef said bidder and the
contract may be awarded.
The Of the ant ar must n be
dearest District Court, or OF the United States
Bonds in sum equal to the amount of the con.
tract, signed BY the contraeto r and both Of his
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
sts III Tsss
- BE- accepted, that he OF they viii st once exc:
sureties in sum equal to the s%oap t Of
the contract, to furnish the articles proposed. in
dated Sept. j. 1854, under which the bid was made,
and in case the said - shall fail to enter into q
contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the difference between the offer of the said
and the next lowest responsible bidder, the per
SOD to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals
tthis- day Of, 1S6-.
lSeal.
To this guaranty must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
Forms of bids can be obtained at any of the
above named arsenals. Proposals not made out on
this form will not be received.
Bids will be receives for tine entire number
any part thu reof and bidders will state the arsen
al at which they can deliver, and the number Of
sets at each if for more than one.
The Department reserves the right to reject AM
or all he bids, if deemed unsatisfactory on ally
account.
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier Gem
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash.
inRton. D. CO. and will be endorsed Proposals
GEORGE D. RAMSAY
ep 1-eotd Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance.
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IMPORTANT TO COAL CoNsUMERs.-The
United States Circuit Conrt at Philadelphia
have decided that the weight of a ton of coal is
2,240 pounds instead off, 900 pounds. The Judge
ruled that q company Of grocers might as well
meet and agree TO reduce the number OF ounces
in a pound, and make the smaller number the
standard OF pound for their customers, as for
coal dealers to agree that the weight of a ton
shall be 900 pounds, and furnish that amount
to their customers,
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u" ''"''" bALr1xoHn

sALfAAo1nn n
THr oNIY PHYsici1N znvxR srrlsisI
e. di.eGysr.d me 4. n, most Certain, SPEEDY. nd
, DISEASES A. g, q ko, u,1a!PhI1sNc1.
fefs"Is ..SIx go iEnorant fretendsrs, or IN
Immediately.
CURE WARRANTED Or NO oRARGI
IN FROk ONE TO TWO DAYS
81 .Ss isa:s
20 Low Of
Thras Sosss ef sfn s In Head
dunss Stomach o or ss. Terrible psor
sseRsT and solitary practices more s.t.p o
'hb is Of to the
anticin.t,ons ranser;ns mapr;.sa iiIsnt nopes or
Bile.
tOoTo AAN
taryViee that dresdfnl and destructive habit whics
Ynnpx Mem e s 20 an grave
Intellect, who might otherwise have entrsncsd H.
teninf ssnatss Win the sbqnders Of sl9Suenee 0.
confidence %srr p.Rrcp,.. vo.,a-
These some of the sad and mel nc heIv a6a~~s
produced by early habits of youth, viz: WeshnSss
Of the Back and Limbs, Pam in the Head, DimneeS
the Heart, Dyspepsis, Nervous Irritasiiity. Be-
rsngesnent OF the bisestive lt,inctions, General
MEsrALITY-The fearful effects on the mind are
%ve1sgsn ts Iseeiss1. Love- Of so
fude' Timidity' DO 11R,lns
Married Prsors, or young men contemplating
Peby WASTING OF hs e.sSs a
ssPp psees ned III. q,
may r.iisoSsy eonsde IN bis honor 81 GEN
PS9s ae Anu ''Anasn'i' rely upon ' '-n' "
ohdANio MiNTs T6 MMhRRT1EE ihpAD1-
od B, D. Dr. Johnston 2 masvs!pus trsatmsp. Ms.s.
sd w Gt the most
Ali impedimenfs to marriage, Physical or Meut.,
Disqua Gallons, Loss Of Procreatiye Power, NeT
EIhsusfisa OF the most fssrfai lind .pssdy
cured. VI ''''N-'
DIT. JOHNSON
Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon.
he t..
whose life has been spent in the hospitals of Lon.
ever
And When sseen srsst be
Busting, attended sometimes With deran ssmsas
81 MIND, were cured Immediately.
YOUNG MEN
induissd IN men sIopas frsonsnt1v
which srs nightly felt, even When asleep, and. Il
not cured readers marriage impossible, and de-
stroys both mind and bedy, should apply iHmedt
stely.
What Pr ydaaf ysunf man, sns noSe % az
matched from al the prospects ana snasme 81
q nature and indai xins in oert.in secret issis.
ench persons must before contenpss'na
necessary requisites to promote connubial happl
s tass @ tRs
.bsdaysd E;th aao,s;r - sI,ed -;th a. o1ooi,es
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OF FIG / Al.

War Department, Ad5wtass Generate ORss,(
W0sASsgton, kaSeh IL, 1664.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission to visit Washington m ust b addressed
70 Major General Halleck, Chief Of STAN and
must specify the business for which the oficer
desires the permission kilograms addressed
direct TO the Secretary Of War on this subject
Will receive no attention
By order Of tbs Secretary Of War:
Z. ID ToWHsHND,
Assistant Adjutant General