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ARRIVAL or rHE ouspoAT rEoUor.

ARRIVAL OF THE GUSBOAT PhQNOT
The United ststss gunbost pequot, Lieu,enan, tom.
mandlns d. $. Brainc, from Hampton Rosdr, arrived
this port yes,esSay Afternoon She has been 10 com.
mission since January 10, 1904, and been attached
TO the North, Atlantic squadron, upon tloeksdlns
duty under simirss Lee and Porter She par,iCi.
pated IN the. attacks on Sort Fisher under Admiral
Porter and. upon all tho forts on the Cape Year
river, until The surrender Of Wilmington, when she
Joined the the james river. and was there until
Richmond evacuated. since THAI time she has been
on duty Hampton Roads, and returns for repairs
W ner machinery. Since she was eommssoned she has
csp,u,ad bai one prEe. tho English steamer Dou Hos
present commanding orcer has been active duty dur
,ne the ertlrc war In The konticso the Ncksburg aud
this vossoi since April, 1901.
The Pcquo, br,ss from the Pon,ooaac, hsavsm
and Malvern, saoss tune Aas expired Her oreers
ara
Lieutenant Coamardn9--D l. Brajns
zstfr9 A0tlart PJyma,ter-C q Hutchinson
Ac,no Aalgau .S,sro~n-H n watia
Acin1 Errgns-Geoxso Lamb, Henry ". lorlns and
i,gtr>r,-second Assistants, Js /. v,ncl,in, OIL
berl G. Cook, jane. wyhe, shird Assistants, q. W.
Ryines 'Ohn W Gardner
Cdpasr', Cisrt--INnes W. Jonos
ArMvAL or raa sTEhMsa sswsgps.
The Unusd statea steamer SeSbsrn, R0berl T Holey
oomcsndinz IRON the North Atlantic squadron, via
Fortress Mbnroe, with The discharged mon OF Tho squad
and click Al Naval Hospital, Nofok, Va, arrived d.
this port yesterday The following Is q us' Of her
oacsts:-
Letting xaster Csm-.~ndirc-- Robert r RolleY.
la,ns Haser md Plot u Rlctsr.son.
Acting Ensgn and Executive OfkeyChaylce Tratben.
Acting Imiaaa Puymos~-E u. Cushing
lasnp Nnssisvf SssgDr-Jelin = calh
Aesro snssgns-y Q. r. LsnaAn, o. NJ Nash, ssmoO
| Engn.eri-Actng First Assistant IN charge, Isaat
Nsp,'s; Second Assistants .. D. Robinson Bca,Amii
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Coroner Inquest.

THs MrRpxN m JoSRs' wooD-- fuRruEs PARrcvbArs
CoscxsSse y-Anassr or TINS ALlGoso MuHDspsR
Some additional particulars concerning the murder OF
John stewart 10 Jones' Wood on Tuesday evening
ported In yesterdays HERALD, hase teeu obtsusd II
appears that the Church OF the TRANSFORMATIONS tRoan
CaiholIcl, in Nou street, held their annual picnic In
Jones Wood on Tuesday. No,hiag occurred 10 the
festivities or the occasion I'll nearly six o'clock IN the
evening", whom party Of mes, utder tho nfsence OF
halsg whom the police densninste se dies and
bounty jumpers, gained admission u Tho grounds and
commenced conducting Themselves IN disordery and
rotOus masner section Of sthe Nineteenth precinct
police Captain HART seed nv Father Trainor
Of the Chsrcb Of the Transportation made prompt and
whetecpon the latter conmonead q light, using PISTOLS
clubs, stones and ether weapons with whch
they provided, and daring the desperate
struggle which ensued John stewart, man about
twenty five years OF age, shot In tho side aud
p,rsd few moments snefwsr from the effects OF the
wound Tho dcspcrsioos then fci, poas Of them being
arrested. Otacer Hook Of the Nngoenth precinct and
,he fght YESTERDAY sergeant Mcconnell, OF the Nine-
,senth precinct arrested ~ the lower ver 81 the city
young man nAeed Cusrsn, on suspicion NJ shooting
Stocar and be held H. await tho result u 10.
esgson. Deputy CotoEer Shaw yesterday made Q
post morten examination 90 The body OF deceascd 81
the Nineteenth ward station house, and found that The
ball had taken effect Ia the left ampi passing through
The s lung into the ascending sorta thonos Into and
through The right lung aud tod Sns against the nnh nb
Coroner Gamble will bold inquest The romans 10
day Deceass6 bed been In the naval service, and lived
No 90 Mott street. On, Of his ftsn1a states be ~
70 bsye beea mafyie1 IN few dAyA
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
Police InteIligsncs.
THR CASE or EATON, CHANGED WITH HOMICIDE
HI 10 ADMITTED TO nAIL.

rHB CASE OF EATON, CHANGED WITH B0MiclDE-
HI rs ADMITTED TO BAIL.
In tho OF Charles Eaton, mate Of the ship John
Bright arrested Monday morning last, charged with
preventing the rescue OF seaman, named Murphy who
had jumped overheard from tho Bright with the view
Of deserving, additional testimony taken ysster.
day before Justice Bowling, which places the after
Q much moro favorable light for Mr.. Eaton. The cap.
tain surgeon steward and others attached to the ship
were examined and from their testimony appears that
the Bright arrived al this port Saturday last with
seven hundred and SIXTY passengers and twenty
four sailors Soon after the arrival OF the ship she
surrounded by q swarm OF boarding house runners,
In email boats who seemed determined 70 como on board
~ al hazards The mate had positive instructions from
The captain 10 keep the men away and u was found
necessary 70 resort harsh 70 accomplish his
purpose AZ Intervals Eaton discharged his pistol 70
frghsa lhs runners Oh; bat this did not prevent bis
own men from jumping overheard and DESERVING TO the
small bos, the occupants Of which would rescue ana
take them ashore In this manner out OF twsnty.iour
sailors al but Two he'd deserted up 70 Monday evening
further appeared from the testimony OF the witnesseh
called Tor the defence that whom the cry MAN over
board" was heard Eaton and others ran 70 the ship
side and looked ovsS but could IN tho water
The evidence being al In Jssce Bowling decided 10 sd
the Grand yufy may nnd against him. hr John g. W.
Llama q 10. u Wall street, became ha boudsmAa
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Tho Press Despat ten.

HAVANA, May 20, 1885
We have no newa from abroad Of interest, and the all
absorbing topic tho Stonewail There have been a.
many rumors REALTORS, each making report FOR him
self
II had been rumored that Captain Page wished 10
render the terms those extended 70 General
Lee Captain Boggs OF the Connecticut who had some
experience with rebel tho taking OF New Oreans
sent him note demanding his surrender and proferng
the terms extended to General Lee The reply was that
present instructions from his government did permit
him TO accept tho offer Of Captain Boggs
From the lately received from tho United States
Captain Page probably concluded no would not be likely
for some time to receive instructions from his govern.
mcn 80 he applied TO General Duce 10 deliver the
sci up to him condition that she should be de-
lvered up the United States General Dulce immedl-
atey and firmly refused stating that had he demanded
her surrender they might have claimed conditions; but
as they had come TO him voluntarily 70 surrender her
into his hands he would accept conditions whatever
but would receive her az deposit This finally
agreed TO- and the officers and put shore guard
Of Spanish marines taking custody OF tho General
Dulce then wrote TO the General de Marina, stating
the facts and the Auditor do Guerra, with
some artillery officers then proceeded ON board TO take
an inventory Of everything board Of the Stoncwal
When this Is concluded she will DO taken to the arsenal
and remain there without flag until further ordera
The flag was hauled down last night and holsted
this morning, the Spanish authorities did have TO
lowerit. Most Of the spanards and Portu-
guese. and hard looking set Of scoundrcs they are
Large numbers Of them had deserted The Por-
tguese consul has shipped four Of the desertes and
There are four In Jail for getting in the other
night.
As immediate consequence Of the visit of the Column
bia TO Key West the Powhatan, Commander worden,
into
monster and attempt board her should 20
out She soon followed by the Aries, Connecticut
and several othera All were lying on the port ready
to attack her
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casa:e ss:edse csess auast Rlss Arm LA.sssl eauss
Suaes 80 unoaaAgel 0oerm oil arm. Rosin inactive
Sptns turpeatins euist q - Beull Engsh 1rsn1ea
sSeu psssssa esist and stsa<y; saA sass - = ~
LONDON HAaEuPo.
bsssngC Uscaiar repors:-Brsadstu6s steady Iroa
urn sugar nrmer Codos QuIet end stsady. reA I'm
OUT quiet kce active e uachangoa prices taiiow
ornee; saies u l0s o. Hnsssd tsads dowsward eal
ps'ces 10 lower iAnseed cakss easier Spirits turpsa
AKA fos rsaaed Sperm OIL 0ra Il eco
Tuu LATEST MARxur5.
LvssPooL, May l3-Eveeing
o0s0s Tho seies o. COLON to-day wore 1000 baes
OF wn,on 900 wero TO spoouators and exp0rteH The
msrsst y dull and all qualities are silshtiy lower
BssAOsrorvs quiet.
fsovuaoSs quiet and steady
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THE STONEWALL.,
The Rebel Ram Blockaded In
the Port Of Havana.
Singular Conduct OF tho Span
ish Authorities.
important Correspondence Between
Admiral 0tribling and the Gap
tain General Of Cuba.
AID AND COMFORT GIVEN TO THE REBEL.
Impossibility Of the Escape Of
the Stonewall.
0ho n Presented to the Que en-
Of Spain,
&c., &C., 10.
AID AND COMFORT GIVEN TO THE REBEL.
Impossibility of the Escape Of
the St0newall.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, May 20, 1895.

HAVANA, May 20, 1895.
The SoneudW Presented 10 NE QUEEN Of Spain.
have just been informed by person whose authority
cannot doubt that the Stonewa has been handed
20 the Spanish government In the shape Of present
the Queen OF Spain.
This believe to be tho plain TRUTH Notwithstanding
Hther versions Of the affair, the one most generally
credited being that she bought by the commercial
pouso OF Fesser Co. for the OF six hundred thou
sand dollars There Is no doubt however, Of the main
fsot-namely: that she Is under the Spanish flag,
End has Spanish crew on board.
Evor since her arrival hero there have been great
many United States vessels OF the harbor the great
annoyance ofho authorities who felt as IL the port
was blockaded without proper motive The trouble s
now all over and the present Of magnificent clad
ought to be compensation enough for moro annoyance
than they suffered
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Tho King left Turin the nth instant for Florence


Is stated that Austria has declined the propositions
OF Prussia that both Powers should enter into separate
negotiations with the Federal Diet the Scheswg Hol
stein question: and that the Duke OF Ausenburg should
be removed from Ke Austria considered neither propo
sItIou admissible,
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The Latest News.

The Persias news had little influence beyond
Strengthening the conviction that the American
over
American securities we're shade easier 10, day The
Confederate loan remained at IL a H.
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The Captured CspitsI.-One OF the Moee
~ the MASCULINE portion Of us
puauoo This 10 marked conr,s, New Yort where tbs
graceful spring ayle OF KNOX, NO ~ Broadway
meet the gAre OF every sep.
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Important Scientific Discovery In Medl.
clne-Dr FORD 4 co. have introduced into this city .
scientific remed. sgentpsrtsfy exhausted sirfor lho
OF disease which has proved very ecacous
IN curas Paralysis, asthma Rheumatism Spinal Diseases
Deafness Debility Dyspepsia, &c Physicians, many -
whom have examined into the Of give
their unqualified approval and have sent patients dsee1
incurabbe who treated References
given To parues In this city and elsewhere. No.
Bond sueet. New York.
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You Cannot Have a "eS $500 Tnnss, ~;
SYRUP pu the system and su5aulass "
md rssor,ns The health LIFE rspd cures hSsesss
which are caused ~ IMPURE oiosi scro.un. or gn4s
so. srpsipeiss teils ssrheum 81 Anthonyy hrA c.i1
Ssss nsrorrn generous rrnors eyes syphns aue
III ssni a'sssses diseases OF the hoarL palpaton dysesH
a. ucsraon Of ponss OF the noss sealp and fscs "
81 ~ rapidly Ia r9moysnS saess d,ssssss ~" ~
o'''''' 'iw6zoXx zILnS Wholesale rtuses,s.
General Agents. ~ Vld street. ksw fmk.
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Try Mrs. =. A. Aliens worries Hall
RBsr0RBR AND DRESSING for resonps ih''so'~"as
and beautfytne the hair
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b.

THROAT AFFECTIONS phi ysloian, writing from New
fame New York. speaking OF the beneficial effects resulting
from tho use Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. says,-
"For alternating that bord irritation only By whs
have suffered from bronchial Affection and for hoarss
throat too. free confsss Though an
an H. d. they answer all you claim for them
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The bridal Chamber-An Essay OF
Warning and Ins,rue,on for Young Men Published se
Howard Association and sent frss OF charge 10 80
,sopes Address Dr. J. sknhn Houshtos. Howard Asss'
oiatou philadslphia
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Clarendon Hotel,
SARATOGA sPRINO9
win bs opened for the reception Of guests June l.
CHARLES T. LELAND, Proprietor
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF the MORO CASTLE.
News from Mexico and Texas.
~--~~~~-~~~~~~-r~
MATAM0R0S ATTACKED BY NEGRETE.
-~->~-~~>>~~~~>~~o>~-~,
PIEDRAS NEGRAS CAPTURED,
->>~>~>>~~~~>-~~~~~o>>~
Tho Whole Frontier Believed to be In
the Hands Of the Republicans,
TO-, &C., 80.
PIEDRAs HEGRAs CAPTURED.

Tho steamship MORO CASTLE Captain Adams. fsom
Hasaua sots lost. arrived al this port yesterday She
brings highly important news We indebted 10 Pur
scr J. O. Msthor for the prompt delivery OF parosia
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single Trial Of Mrs. WinslOvv's So0th.
mo SYRUP for children eethng yet failed 10 relieve
the baby and overcome the preudices OF tho mother
win relieve me poor little sufferer immediately II not only
frees tho child from PAIN but regulates the stomach Al
bowels wind collie corrccts acdty aud dysoar
terry and dsrrhs Olives and health 10 the chid and
comforts tho mother.
Thirty ave cents q bottle
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Address to 6mokers.-Pollak q 9oas
heerschaum Manufacturer CA Broadway near FOURTH
street Pipes and Cigar Holders At retail cut % order boiled
mounted with silver aud repaired
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A.-Important TO Soldiers.-Gents' All
Wool Suts 18 Boys All Wool Suits o. ~ I. v. BRO
KAW'S, 81 Fourth avenue
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Heads Win = New Charm from the So
perb summer ats brought 0ENIN for the So
oia Adornment OF he beau Have them n
dess IL not delight 10 In store for you. And mart
this tho prices will not alarm you.
0BNIN's, SIS Broadway
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Ask for Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds HAS
RESTORRR AND DRRSSINO.-They act upon the rools
producing rapid growth and life.
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f06OHro, Nay n I6dS.
me svIlpaos In he of DE- Blaskburs, psb,isAsA
to-day, gtsss dssails a The yellow fever p,ot
Tho tssttnony.of the principal Witnesses U covv6s-
rated ~ The sddavitA Of Mr. Caeasy and W HAIL. bstA
Southernen
The oouass, for the defsscs admitted the svidsaes.
bat oosesadsa thai there decided authority -
support ef The prosecution fos conspiracy murder In
fOrsiga ceuasry. and that IL punishable ~ -
common law In Ensiaod unIen IL was Contemplated -
murder The head OF governmenl
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I,naves, BeIt Buckles.

Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-
100 90 Photogr iphlc Albums and Books hand.
LEG0Ar BROTHERS, III Nassau street. above Ans.
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The Largest aud cheapsss Hair store
In the CITY has removed u9 Canal street. L. BAsTBr
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MIRA. n. A. Alienis Worlds Hair Re-
sToRER AND DREssINo.-rbs people appreciate thsa
q tbis country and Europe,
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Old Eyer NInde New.

No More Gray Hair OF Bald ness.-ForAy-
Eve practice Advcs FREQ Dr. 0RAEDJEAN, Assas
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ssries.rs, Piiss, Fi.,ui., go, Rsdde ally
Operative surgeon, No Union square.
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Old Eyes Made New.
rmphlst directing hyw 70 speedily restore sight AID qs
mail free, receipt OF ten cents Address X b. TooTK
NJ ID 4 40 Broaivay
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Chtldren's Fine Carriages Spring
Horses CAnterng Horses, Baby Tenders seifoperstno
Swings and Toys L. TiBBALS BIO Broadway directly ~
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Ask Newsmen for june No. OF Phrono-
LOGICAL JOURNAL. 20 centa Address FOWLER .
WILLS. $50 Broadway.
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Riehmoad ,-msagers' shiPpsng Tags,
suitable for The Southern MARKET, VICTOR X. hAU-
0kRs, ITO keads rueeL
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Financial and Con, mereisl News.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON May 13-Eveuiug.
Consols close At cox 90k for money.
United States Eve twenties, 64x a66A
Erie shares, 53% aw
Tho bullion In the Bank OF England has increased
Ele2 600
LIVERPOOL coTToN NARKBr.
LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1885
The Brokers' Circular reports tbs sales Of the at
II 900 bales Of which ~ 600 bales TO spectators
and IL 500 TO exporters The market has been irregular
opened heavy but became buoyant under the Europas
advices closing with downward tendency under the
Bcla ans advices Tho quotations are generally Nd.
Nd lower on tho week. rhe authorized quotations
Me:-Fair Orleans, I'D mihdlins OrleauA, hhd. mid
ding Mobiles, 14kd. fair aplands, led. middng UP.
lands lad Tho ssles Friday estimated st 900
bales, the market closing dull and unchanged. Tho
stock In port IN estimated al 42, 900 bales, Of which
81 900 are American.
The Manchester msrkea q puist and prices essisr.
LIVERPOOL BnpADs HARxEr.
Breadesuns are STEADY. Messrs Wakefield, Nash On.
and Biehnd, Athya Co report quiet and
steady. Wheat nrmer; winter red u &c. Sd q Do
Corn steady; mixed al 1os 90. Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Richardson, Spence b Co. and Gordon, Bruce d Co.
report:--Bsef hrmsr, holders demanding advanos,
which cheolu business Pork steady. Bacon nrm Lard
hrror. Taiow tends upward.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKnr.
The Brokers' Circular reports ASHES easier, sales At
Sos FOR pota and "a Tor pssra SUGAR tssds downward
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world Hspnless reliable instantaneous The only perfso
dye. Factory 81 barclay street
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Rock all A. Huriburt E.hibitor. nj ths

Prizes Cashed In All LeGsiiSed Lotts-
res, and Informs ton. gwen. Drawings sent.
J. CHUTE. Brokers once. H6 Broadway.
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New styles Large ske received from Paris ont jse
steel pearl Two three four Ave sir eight hfee4
and twenty dollar. each Forsae by GEO e. ALLEN, AZ
b. osdss door below Canal street
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wnlcor and Gibbs sewing Maohans-
No 90 Broadway
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Grover d Bakers Highest Premiume
Elastic suoh and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines Brsa
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NockWen a. Huribuft. brntbttorsO OF Sne
hes, trained Hor,sa IN tbs worddven 10 carriage without
reinswi give Instructions In the ITEM Of educating
the Ho-e at Washington Rcns School, srih avenue cor
ner OF Twenty sih street Nav York Monday and InssdaY
evenings May "a ard q ~ O'CLOCK 2. " Wednesday, enl
THURSDAY evenings May and IS at Curg Rions sabee
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II cleans he produces curis The hair eossy
and above az cesores the hair % IL original color II
not take the 6ican Hair Remover weeks months
is work Il does not dye the hair but srttes at the roe
and ais the bes with new and natural color IL never a.
BARNES CO, 81 Park row, are tho wholesale agents.
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Oourau d's Italian Med les ted Soap Cures
Pinpies. Freckies Eruptions Tan and ali bemlshes n
his depot AS Broadway. and druggists Nailed 70 osnts
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gsy hair 10 s original color s falling OUT keeps
head clean Stands above with other ha
dressing Sold At the drug and Office No LII
Broadway. SARAH A. CHBVALlRR, n. D.
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Hos mtrrer May Satisfy . Lady ehae
Ser 49, fsuess that an that can faso!nAte The ere
sell lrressseae until she has idded croWnng
tNu cbkHOS" on her iace handkorchsf Esd
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A.-D.lisy's Magical Pain Extractor.
By tho gross single boz Il depot, . Liberty street. n.
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You Can see DR.. sehsnsk ~ 50 Wsse
Thirteenth street evsry sftsrnoon
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Proposed Withdrawal OF BeIIigeren
Rights from tho Rebels.

Proposed Withdrawal OF BoIIigorent
Rights from the Rebels.
In the House OF Commons the 18th inst tho ques-
ton IS to whether the government had resolved TO with
draw bolgcrent rights from the Souih Of which notice
%s osS Ssa y M wn White having
been requested 10 postpone his question that the ques
ton Ia under the consideration OF tho Cabinet and
serves-"Though the withdrawal Of bellgerent rights
Is no mere sentimental action II would have the effect
Of shutting tho Australian ports TO the Shenandoah and
those of the West Indies TO tho Stonewa tho only two
privatoers adoat 1t would tend to expedite the
period when the government OF the Union will raise the
blockade and permit free intercourse with the Southern
The London Post in N editorial on the same subject,
says"Mr White postponed bis question In the absence
OF Lord Pamcrston; bit It IL unquesonaby TO
which an answer must be spe edly given" The PSst
also says"t Is impossible 70 avoid the conclusion that
South ceases to DO beigerent when longer pos
sesses the means Of prosecuting the war; and Il has
vention between Johnston and sherman no cause for
complaint win DO given If neutral Powers endorse tho
Difference OF Opinion rs to the Relations
Tnised sssts. Sou. Claim. for Dam. Ses
from Rebel Pirates.
DS HSs nGtess e. sons the mos.
the improved feeling Of the citizens OF the United States
hand but tSsy arc especially visible in the altered tone
OF their most representative newspapers IL claims that
circumstances have not only improved the situation and
temper OF American citsens but have contributed TO
place the English character and motives 10 truer light
In opposition 10 this tho London Herald gives rumors
that sir Bruce complains OF The dncuity Of maintain
ing friendly relations with the Washington government
and that Mr. Adams has presented claims for losses By
The London Daily Nes Of the 18th Inst, referring TO
tho above statement by the Herald saysMost persons
are aware tho government OF the United statos con-
stders has claims upon England for damage done by
the Alabama and that own government Ia Of contra
~ opinion The question will como on for adjustment
that might not DO considered nov as well as at any
other time. AZ matter Of fact however, President
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