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r r?scs from the nshcs Of its Orc, g
animated with new life-.--so doea thIs EIix.
tr re1uSenate tie ~ stem and overcome df.ease.
Re The Rejuvenaing Elixir !, the result. Of mod.
err, discoveries in the vegetable Kingdom; being
al entirely ncsr and abstract method of cure, irres
pective Of all the old and worn out systems
tF- This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men OF the day and by them pr O..
nounced to be of the greatest medical
Of the age.
~ One bottle will cure general Debility
sE- few doses cures Mysteries In females
~ icy One bottle cures Palptation Of the Heart
KY From one to three bsttles restores The nanli-
,t.s and full vigor OF youth.
80 Few doses restores the appetite.
e25- Three bottles cure the worst cass Of Impo.
tency.
eT- few doses cures the low spirited
. ~ One bottle restores mental power.
p feIc doses restores the organs If generation.
t1s- few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
-tE- This medicine restores TO manly yi-or and
robust health the poor dcbiiitated worn down aud
drspairing.
ey~ The listlcss, enervated youth, the ovcr-task-
ed man Of sucss the victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility or
fn TcukeSs Of siagis oyaln. will all find llnrne-
dists and permanent relief by the Of ths Elixir
Essence Of Life. rr-s-.. .rr.-..-
e1<- Price. 50 per hottie three bottles for IS,
- and forwarded by Express, Oh receipt u money
10 any address.
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" oCTOR WHITTIER

-rgniarly-r"d pi -,icinr. -rr,r TIE Medical CO ~
lege OF Canada, T"r"n'v, ~ rs nfpl"ns winch
hangs in his of!'e. vii! INV, cate. lsta where ali
who receive hoh"is are by law Obliged study fv
years ut least. and Fh"n pas arigid examiua,ion-
Rot a. in the West, siuri winter terms OF 10
weeks each. Dr.. ,hit'icr hn. made Chrouic Dis.
eases tha stndy OF lbs I've. nd hns tIuioit.w lie
Reputation SsNirr rs.r 10 E.r innat I'd In St Lopis
than amy other Carnnic Disease Ph, scian
Much IT h-spr~ct'g" n+S been of prira'- ra,rro
6yoniiis one rrilra, G!cst Structure An Trina ~
Biseases, Es;hut;r - hsrrujal Affections OF the
TLroat, shtn or Eon"s: Orchi;ts II-rrin OF Pun.
tnre, ais" te effects Il = Solitary Habit rrinnus to
tsnef. hiszr-ss Of sight, confusion "f IDEAS, evil
foreboding. aversion to .cirtt, los ufm.mUry,
e"knrss' q not al these In any one case Tut all
occurring freiu nj = in yari1usc1sas. - - -TRl
- Accommodations ample, charge moderate
cures guaranteed. Cnusuitations BY letter or at
once, free. Most cases car b.. properly treat ed
observation sent Ivy mail. No hiu'rsnre TO bust.
ness In most cases. Address Box Sog2 ST. Louis
30. i,nrf:- n tes =, NJ. "fiss permanently
locate AT * ~ Ctat:lrs 81, beth cen Sixth and
ssventa, sne ainare serrhaf Lind.li Ii ,+- rstlr-
ed spot In The Crn'rc 1.-THE city
Consulate rHors. al al q Gr's for the accomoda-
ton OF such p"tirnts ~ rrqaire daily personal at
tIvn. ' -' ~ o. ~ 4
rrERT8o8y
Can got s.hlel letter envelope, MY Theory,
Sympl orrs sad Treatment OF Nervous Urinary and
scxua Diseases. cltatt drlinrsing all the Diseased
sonditi oEs. will fuifSSr tutn Lists, fr three
cent postage atnHps ~ prepay postage. Circular
Tor Liic-. rritting |" Disease Of Puberty, Menstrua
tiOn and Pregnancy &c ....a. ........ 1....
By III" HsS of these lists. pati.uts ~ y distance
vHn answer the sam" questions that sci-utifc ply
slaiEn would ask at personal int trvicN, and in
many cases r'geh h.iI-r, as they would laye more
N ali his praeti,.c, A'hrs, mItnrns, ihe drugs ns.d
quantity u.eI time Of usirg. &c. ard she expert
rnce thus sthered IS Treasured In these records
lie avoids the use OF Jnercur9 poisonous drugs--
steeeds better bra jadicious s!ecrn alton ot RENE
dies. m1s;l! veg rtsbis. 5S-lG-vn..
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TERRlBI.E DISCLOSURES
SNnRMrs FoH TIE MiL1InH.

neat ,aluAbfc and ~onNerfui publication work
or sc page. az. ~ calurels ci.rGyus-. DR. Iit.-
TEAs fAIt Siktcs er iehai thd popaIar frratls-
On Man and Munar, jhstr IN! siolpsN Functions
nhc seAasl disorder 81 every kline. with Never Fail
ing Remedies for their speedy care. The pr.clic.
VI DE-. Huier hss iutf i,rn. It'll IL 1huIud-d
eufsttlie talnrst sG!t"Natiui If i.uiu,ros .r.ous
lie has beeL nGt ccd siei,d hi, met al us efu!n.ss
through the uirduni r. his Wade Mecuu's 1t Is a
Volume that should lie la the haycs OF family
In the fal' prev aiItire OF secret vices on a. =
g.idr Tor lhr Hlir,i1ti.n II Que of the tu
sEd destructive scoursrs ever visited ana nkud Un~
c.9y securely enYcop'd viii be iorW ar,i-d tree
postage an. part pi tns Emitted Stars SO rts
In l.. y. stamps. Address post paid DR.. HUNTER
NO. y b1siFion ia eel. New work tli-lGy
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Or. w. r. MERwiN g. CO.,

No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
G. a. COOK, CHICAGO. No. 26 Market Street,
General Agent for the States 81 Illinois, iowa Wis.
eonsiii, Michigan and Indiana who will supply
Druggists At our regular card prices. IL -
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago ~
FULLER, FiSCH a FrLLEK; C. G. SMITH; LoRp 4
SMITH; BUksnAa VAN ScHAAcK; W. ID. HARxIs
IS &C.,; SMITH DwTKH, and Ii. scovILL.
Sold by ar.--r >--.s.F --5 sr .r O.
sold in 0ttumwa by Dr. w. D. CoWAN.
% lSh1-Yl6 MA - - ,
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~ fsEtsCEAN
No. %, Warrington Az 10 tween lth and 9TH strest
ct LOUIS, NO.

The supernatural go W Clairy, y,ut Sight nos
sessed BY this won derfui person fslch sstpiS
Ing degree, eouviRces the most <pcptc Of the un
litnitsa power he has in cases REGARDING Lif. aud
Health. ~ TIE .s,ist;ticc q sons superior "a yer
he is snablcdto p,rceiTc h d. caus,an coniitIoa
and Is endowed with the capacity to heal
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srAsT MAIr-Leave, PITTSBURGH at 90 a. vssss~"F
At Altoona for breakfast ~ Z 5NI 81 reache. liar.
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NV YoRK r,ssryerFq Nv ,-.,. p,,n,,,
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1 .sskH'onaat ~. ". reaehes irarrisshrrstf sas
~ ari nanrns,er for sreat fast at 25Aa
gtaLTlNoRE PASSENGERS. by ibis train ieavr lI,r.
,ishnrg at s7ooAn, and ahfvetn fs";tiraeFe AXIS
sNEw YORK psssrYcErs by lis ,raf, have
cFoioe Of routes Sic rur nr'rniis enough nan,
Il snsrs an9 New IGn eRsRgs Via
y - ~ ly say Of phNade hia, a asscnEers can 4.
! reach New } ork ~ - Y. NJ.
Tickets Tor sGle 70 Bostnt by BnFt Fir o. S'oT If
sns1l tirkets gond any Of tie sound IA, hNsT
81" Fayto al paints as Lo,s as gay Es,,te, ne- %
siespnr Cars on nj ght trains 70 Prf'7delrtt View
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3, e. &s$ 4. 'S a, s@5 81 $ &f I'll
ts' g,,saIac to ;, .re packages 7;f,Ps>y.
Fer Frcisli Contracts or Slipnnr Flrrctieas. -.
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+ o' !! $53 Ar Ffcf.,,F s,r ritf!arEa f5
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b. ~ liELhi5olD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, ss
Cor weaknoss arising from Ezceasst, Habits OF Dlsspa.
ion, Early Indiscrcon, attended With tho following
up;oMs: .s.s. .
IudAsposition 10 Excrtion, Losa Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF breathing,
T-eaE Nerves, Trembling,
Horror or Disease, Takcfuncss, sgET
Dlnnosa OF Vision, PAN n tho f,ac,-,
hot Hands, t-a.~ Flushing OF tho rody,
DryBcss Of the Ska, 3. Eruptioas OF the Face.
UayersrlI ilrGe, Falnd Countcnapcc.
wrg E~A Muscular System.
ec syIapt ors, II allowed to go on (Which this Ned.
Inc !:iyafi-Si fcnioves). socu foley.
F.STUITT, EPiLEPTIC FITS, &C.,
OF which tho pas.ent may expire. Who can s.y
ey not frequently followed by those "diFeful dis
.sea,"S e .. -.-....s.
y INSANITY AND CONSERVATORY
Na are OF the 81 their suffering but noos
Ia cenfc.s Tho records OF the nsnne ssylums end tho
osacbo. deaths by consumption benr ample witness 10
Itt.r;h or tho Insertion.
1e Cons,ltution once affected by organic weakness.
u. tie aid Of medicine TO strengthen sorate
= u -y... \, which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF EUCHU
avasir9l does trisl will convince the most scepcL
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To Ne~ IoTh, P0sfOr, EIHr7RJitiG FdiijHl0yE {,
g. NTiSbHrQ, and al Eastern citirs, FcrrfsiRy thc
GREIT YURUt'EH r. S. HIfLS.
: EXPRESS Trains leave Dr'SEIRE or RuyF,Lo on the
arrival of trains trem the West via ~ LAKE suoRg
RiILkotG. alEo fou S,LaN,Xrt On arrival Of trims
Wis the Mar b., 'io GdNra ANn.fie and Great Wrs-
tern E02Irdy fguin CicE Gland 49, giving Passe
~ advantage, from rurt irk or Ruf;a'o or from
OK yriaud. o. or sir TOot httR0P cpn.hfnin -
ami G. MORT without cl.tg &c in Vide Rootav frI.
ace Crr". direct 20 NEW YORK perfection att;tin-
. ed5y no other route. D.. -.... . no. .
. -....-. FOR FREIGHT ..... ...r..
between All points and WEST. facilities are
uIriYacd. Forming close and reliable connsctiu ~
ut i'uNEIHy and RrPPALo with Western roa ls and At
, SALAMANCA with the 011 s-s a.. ..at ~ .-H.
I Broa9 Cuage .itiartir eni Great Western
: ETii.Wy.
: ! y which route there is no TRANSFER between Sew
!: YORK and CleyelaId .- -... s.-.r----.r ---,...
4 Express FRTiCiiiT TR INNS gf.. .....
l"ave New Snrk daily for al points in the West
= hing as Quick time and at MS COW RATES by V
: other route Fer frcic1ts Passage Inquire at
(! the principal offices in the " est, and at g.
{ "a CLARK Street. Chicago. .r-.r ..sas 81 .af
= 2i0 broadway. New York. p 2 rtH-.-.s Y
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e .. .r 10 state STREET, Boston.
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T Gen'i Fr't A2't. Genrsup't
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VIM. Enaba i Te,tlsnien.. y. u
have great pleasure In certifying that have
tried your Square PlaDos. and liD,l them equal,
II not superior, to any IN this country Among
thoir great QUALITIES. which, distinguish theIn
Is the rrenhcss Of tone, the agreeable and easy
toncl,, and volume OF tone. Wishing you all
the success yen 80 h,hly deseryr, am sir.
yours vsry truly, =. TIA EB Ekyl:
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AK. DiSs: ASSES.

This the Doctor hiss demonstrated In thousands OF
cases from all parts Of the ~afih during the pas,
twelve years. fhe following disease. In their o.t
obstif ale form, Weld uui"r nis to- wit:
Consumption ana Asthma in from one to six weeks
Paraly j. and al. dis :tss ofihe Nervous System in
GLIDING Epilepsy Fits ia from one to three dly.
plscas~srofthe Liver, Heart and Kidneys in from
one 20 tr,ida Al nj. ease, nj the Blood such A.
Scr"tula- cry sipels. Fever sores &c seurilug L
She severity or lbr ssase
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Hundreds OF EiItzens nf, Chicago
have been. PcrB.ancnIiY Cared
IL nv This He'd iC ;Np. -

SYMPTOMS-The symptoms of Catarrh as tiey
generally appear e at first very slight. Person.
find they have cold. ttat they have fr eancnt at
fscks. md sensitive to the cha ees of IN.
pcrature. In this dition, the nose may be dry,
or Slight disctarge, thin and acrii, aft.rward be-
coming chick and adhesive. the dis sc b &c mes
chronic the discharges are liner ased in quantity
anu changed in quality; they are now thick aud
heavy, aah are ha fked or coughed of. The secre.
tions are offensive, causing bad breath the voice
Is thick aid nasal the eyes weak; the OF
the smell IS lessened des iroyed deafness fre-
queniiF taxes riseH. Anofhercommon and impors
tsnt symptom Of Catarrh is, that the person is
Obliged to clear his h cat in the morning of thick
or sliuv mucous which has fallen down from The
head our NJ the night. when this takes place, the
lers may be that his disease is on its way to
the ungs, aud should ioseno time in arrestng il.
The above aie but few Of the mary Catarrhal
symptoms -. ~
Il Single Bottle ,riNiqst a nonth-tobe used three
tmesd day.
> -- 1EsTIMoN MAILS.
From Hon. Thos y. Turner, TX Memher of Congress
from Illinois, late speaker OF Illinois House of
Ecprese ltatives. spd Grand Master of A. f. and
A. ~ OF the State u Illinois.
FggtPonr Oct. 81, 1863.
DR.. D II. StfLyE-Dear sir--ln reply to our no.
iice ofthe 18th inst Il would say that
J., afflicted with Catarrh for yeats, when I became
acuuaint with YOU and sought Two bottles OF your
Liquid CatarriI Remedy. Before had used one bot
TIE was sepsibly improved, aud before the second
hottie was Flashed, was completely cured. can
recomnendthe medicine 10 all afflicted with Caarrh
Respectfu ly Yours, THos. j. TURNER.
This is to certify that in the of DR.. seelye's
Catarfh Kennedy, expeieheed mnch relief and
have heard many speak Of IL as being Invaluable
for the cure OF CAtarrh.
Yours, Sc, EDWARD ELY.
Chicago. May 18th 1864.
Vrom Pa 'nlS, the weIEknovn Halter, under the
FREMONT iipnse, Chicago, III.
Dr. b. II. SstIyE Co: Gents--Your Gaia rrh
gerLrdy have used, and fully recommend it as the
beet remedy known. 1T has cured me, snd believe
IL is a certain cure In all cases.
!. Chicago May I, 1854. JOHN PARMLY.
Dfs. ID. a.. SEELyE d Co.,
| SoLE PRorkIEroRs,
cHTFIGO, .E.E r. EzLLINO{s.
|, tSr-lshorstory at Freeport, iii toi,. A.
GrNsnAL AGENTS JOHN n. Park, Cincnntti,
Ohio, W.n. Johnson Detroit, Mich, aaI Tor sale ~
all Brugssts
sorss,e hy Drs ". b. CowAN and j. l.. TAYLOR,
Ottumwa, Iowa. July IL, lS64-y
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To ns Editor u TIE y. j. TbrHs.

To TIC Editor u TIE " j. Tfarns
SIR: Ny attention has been called to the
following which appeared this morning IN the columns
Of Tie TriJaa,; .
"Mr. J.. Wilson Published . card on Wednesday in
which be says:
Am authorized to state that Col Allen has authorize
ton Other than the decree Of Au;u H. 1884, for the genera
Of emigration. which an authority alike 10
al parties wishing to ensrate and nothing fsr,ber.
I'm answer 10 tie above lave received the follow
ing card from Col. Allen .
To he Editor Of The ". u T,isuar
"'siR: win you obiee ms by stating the feet that tne
netns 70, Ini.s"y .t" ~, WI y over tas
The card Of Mr. Wilson Is Of no moment whatever OF
Cen cannot and III answer all qnesuohs
Please announce that the vsrons Offices in the City,
STATE and elsewhere, WIZ be bsned ~ TIE iue o raAy
nav also add shat We Nnow nothing Of Mr. Wilson OF
the parties he REPRESENT. Truly yom,;; ,,vx
".Nerr. York May 10, 1865"
The above communication Of Mr.. Wm IT. Allen is
calculated II not corrected TO msead parties desiring
TO ergrate as to tho relations which he seems anxious
20 have understood existing between HIM the said
Allen and the Mexican Government.
would therefore state to all whom il may concern
that my authority for the statement contained in my
card above quoted. is Gen. Gonzalez Ortega Vice
President Of the Mexican Republic. and at present
stopping temporarily In this City May beg leave to
aid. that 30 far have any knowledge intmation
as to the wishes or intentions VI the Mexican author
ties they do not propose to infringe any law either Of
neutrality Of hospitality am. respectfully yours.
.-.. l.. WILSON
Secretary Mexican Emigration Co., Box 2.oea 2. o.
NEG York. Asy H. Ices.
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II was reported that Signor Vegezzi. who had
visited Rome the Envoy Of the Italian Government
on the subject OF the Bishoprics &c. would shortly
return without having concluded any negotiation with
the Pspal court. A later dispatch says that Vefe,h
had quilted Rome, but that he would return within
fortnight
The Minister OF the Interior had issued circular
explaining the motives which induced the Government
70 withdraw The Religions Corporations bill. lie be-
tend TO bring II orv ard again next session Referring
10 the mission Of Sgnor vcgexz. the circular states
that 1t is not the intention OF the GoyernE ent to aban
don the fundamental political principles Of the King
dom The Government could not decline The invita-.
ton Of the Pope but, the other hnhd II could not
forget it's duty to protect the rights OF the people he
laws Of the State and the prerogativcs Of the Crown
and has therefore iefrained from mixing up political
with gieas questions.
The Usita Hdliaaa the organ Of Mas I'M. appeared
On the 26th April with black border tie occasion OF
President Linconjs death.
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WARRINGTON, Tuesday, May TO- le65.
According to the intention declared al the
closing Of the preceding session. tho Court paid an
informal visit at 81 O'clock to the scene Of the Presi
dents assassination. The visit was made at the sug.
gestion OF the General with the object
Of enabling the Court to acquire, by visual observation
IL the now historical locality such knowledge of II
would render more perfect understanding Of all the
evidence dependent upon Its ntrcaces accurate and
more easy.
The Court arrived at the appointed time. Through
the usual courtesy OF the Judge Advocate General and
Of the President Of the Court the reporters VI the Press
were admitted.
The announcement Of the intended visit caused quite
a crowd to assemble at the front Of the theater.
THE PRISONERS BROUGHr IN.
Nothing Is changed there. Having seen all there was
to be seen the several members started for the Court
room ut the Pententiary. and their entering it, the
prisoners were brought into the dock, and many ewes
instinctiyey Turned toward Spangler, who sat down
listlessly and leaned back against the wall, staring
vacantly.
AMENDING THE RECORD.
During the reading Of the record. Mr. Daniel Stan.
ton who was present. was permitted to amend the
record Of his testimony given on the previous day
ask In re sard TO Gen. Grsntf read. II meant 10
saw that The man did ask for Gen Grant in lieu of
don't rccoect that he Cid" Mr. Stanton also added that
the man referred to said he alawyer and knew Mr.
Stanton very well. ..
The Court took the usual recess after which the read
ing Of the lengthy record was resumed BY Mr. D. +.
Murphy
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Iii the Chamber of Deputies, on the 5th inst,
Tie debate the Military Reorganization bill Yves re-
sumc,l. Herr Won Bruins amendment. proposing
mediation between the Government and the Chamber
on the question Of the Military Budget, was lost only
eight votes being given in Its favor.
Paragraphs and Of the Government III were re-
jectod By 2Js TO 81 votes.
: The Ministry hereupon declared that they had no
further interest In taking part in the discussion. , ,
Paragraphs 3 and were then rejected. ard ell flo
remaining paragraphs were together put 20 tie Vote
and rejected.
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The Emperor Napoleon discmbarkcd at Al.
gers on the I'd instant and met with an enthusiastic
reception. -
The debate on the bill for calling out 10000 men as
the contingent of LEGO had been concluded in the
Corps Legslatif The proposition to reduce the mum
Der was defeated by Of no to g. and the whole
The weekly returns of the Bank OF France show an
increase in The cash on hand Of 9, 600 600 francs.
The Paris Bourse on the 5th was firm in tone Rentes
closed at o. ~.
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Dessruesivc Fire ~ Portland, We.
;necisl Diapaich 10 Tha N. Y Trihnne.

PORTLAND. Me- Tuesday. May l6. 1905.
A fire broke out at 1886 o clock this morning
In tie depot buildings Of the Boston aud Maine Rail.
road. corner State and Commercislsts.
Owing to scarcity Of water and the wind which pre-
vailed at the time the fire was not eXtingushed until
tho depot and round-house were almost wholly &C.
stoyed. The origin Of the fire is not known. .. IS
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From For,rc.. monr.e-R...rn Of Pe.ee.

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. May Is, 1865
The farmers are returning TO INTERPRETATIONS,
now that the war " over. and making strenuous
efforts 20 produce good harvcsts.
Large numbers Of contrabands are being thrown out
Of employment by the order Of retfenchncrt 10 the
Government expenditure. ~.
Many Northern farmers, tempted by the liberal IN
ducements Of the Government Lave purchased tracts
u land In this neigbborhood
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Iudia,

Calcutta papers and letters to April are re-
ccived. The new export duties proposed by Sir c.
1reveyan had been carried BY majority OF ABOUT
two.ihirGs
/ BOMBAY, April 2o-lBy ToleGraph).-Co'on and
piece goods unchanged. Exchange, ..
/ CAICUTfA. April ss.--ExchanFe. T. Acvices from
Persia state thai the shah had dismissed lis ministry
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Latest.

LoSnoS, May G-p. m.-There is nothing OF
moment in politics. Tie more remote Continental
Journals coming 10 hand teen With articles OF sym
patty for America and warm egogluIns upon Nj. LIZ
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TTTPOpE.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS,
European sympathy with the
American People.
Addresses from the Portuguese
Cortes.
The London Times on the Reception Of
Sir Frederick Bruce.

Tie Cuudld mail steamer Cuba Capt. Stone,
Which ei, Liverpool at o'clock on the afternoon Of
lie 9Th and Qucenstown on the 9TH Of May, arrived
here Yesterday, bringing two days later news
The Kangaroo reached Liverpool early on the morn
;ne If The stL Of MAY
Tie Hcyciia arrived at Queenstown On tie afternoon
Of tic y,h.
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The health Of the King Of Belgium was less
satisfactory. The DIXIE De Brsbant his eldest son.
arrived at Marseiles ON the lh All left Immediately
for Brussels
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Houghton, better known as Monckton Mines. The
same gentleman had noble letter addressed to him by
his patron, our National question, which recently
appeared in the London papers T.R.o.
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Spniu.

A decree Is published ordering tie evacuation
Of San Domingo.
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The Court took the usual recess after which the read
ing Of the lengthy record was resumed BY Mr.. d. +
Murphy,