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, 1865-02-08

AoV1ckEn.s olive Logan made
her frstappcazancc IN this city, a Mondsy evening"
1t McVicker's, in a new play composed BY her en-
tltled the "Felon's Daughter" 1t was repeated
last evening, md Judging fom the tnll houses
which have thus far greetedher. and tho evident
appreciation Of the audiences, the piece Is likely
Tie p3ay Is rsther novelty: 1t stoands in fue
situations and interesting, dla'ogucs, and II not
ns is most Of our spcc1al Pla,S perpstually pash-
ot6er Characters in thes1ecc- 1t Ia contrastiYe;
nnocenee md intrt,9at honesty , and duplieit
and eose and o99
] plot is very wes managed Without intricacy, and
,he interest 81 tue audience ia kept uD 10 he
close.
The hafoine exhibits In her acting much OF
solid excellence She scarcely strikes the spec
tator as finished actress, but she IS certainly
md we'll presented, without c1trayasance. i Mer
hut i not powerful TO her credit BE- il said thai
card q the ssproiessioaai star" In Il ,he s most
affecting scenes, there s complete abscuce Of
Unnecessary display either OF tone OF gestare.
highly finished without being oyerdone, va nj;
especially merton tho scene in which she Is de-
nounced and discarded By her jdonce, and that
and want SHAKE nind md 6ody get ea5
not undermine virtue
na1s,v The oe, PET, 1m,.Ss ws5e vel sasnsd
Trusting, then doubling, then enraged lover; and
Mrs, Marble, as the garrnlous housekeeper, are
worthy OF special mention.
MUsECk.-" Eanchon'' Is still on tho boards at
The screaming farce Of Jones baby follows. weave
AeAnExT Or Mrs1c.1Kelly & Icons tronps
have an excellent bill this week. Tho Cow-bell-o-
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
Mn1oH1AE TAB1EAux.-smith g. Nixon's Hall
Is crowded nightly: Last evening. ecores were
one-the representation Of the beautiful scenes ss
wrought out Tho moral eject Of such an cxhibi-
by all. No one can understand the Important paEt
taken by Mtl:on IN the. shaping Of our objective
theology. 'e Without seeing these tableaux. They
The PEAK FAAnr-ThIs well.known troupe
Of yocslists, harpiets and Swiss Bell Ringers has
yust been re-organlzed and much improved In Its
h1hit in Rockford today, At Frceport on Friday,
and at Dubuque next week They then 60 to
ohio Ohio The best Of SUCCESS is attending them In
EHo1NFrn's DA11-The frat annual ball Of D1-
vision No. 49, board Of Engineers, Will take place
4 atyes na MISPz I fysfhE hs hpss l
BoAEp OF Po11cE.-The (should beg regular
scmI-weclly meeting OF the Board Of Police Com
missioEers Was held at the rooms OF the Board on
Tuesday. Present Mayor Sherman and Commits
sioncrs Drown and Wentworth. In the absence
Of the President. Commissioner Wentworth wss
called to the chair. The minutes Of tho iast
ReV aead request for
Mission Sabbath school, corner of Fourth Avenue az @
The iesisnations of Josn ia usS Geo. E. coope,
were presented and accepted.
The Petition OF the State street bridge tender
and alioRed saPdiy "as
cd specials for private duty.
, 1865-02-08

TO CaFyl Young, Esq:
The undersigned. patrons md friends Of the
Central Skating Park, apprsciating your unwea-
ricd e1ertIons Tor the amusement Of the skating
public. and sympathizing with you in the recent
loss Of your park building by are, hereby tender
Tnn ELL annnfnt.
, 1865-02-08

Coi9ate's Honey soap.-This celebrated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, ia made
from the choicest materials, il mild and emollient
In Its nature, fsagrantly scented. and extremely
beneficial in It's action upon the skfn. For snlo BY
all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
feba.hla5ly.seE Wed&eat.
, 1865-02-08

A AJeWe1.-Sozodou pur1aes, Sozodont beau
ttacs, Sozodout e1ectrifes, Sozodent gratiBes ali
who use It Sold By ul1 Druggists and perfumeEs.
, 1865-02-08

k Paper Hanglngs, Printing, Calci!ninlne
md Glazing, at F. Z. Risbyts, 60 Randolph street.
}nu1YnGn1.1r
, 1865-02-08

NorE.-To test the accuracy Of The measurement
In the above diagram, one should cause yard or
wiz he derens aiebes q tas st wouia Be done for
Wear9, upon tho same cloth, with Ike threads md
The thread used to make the LOCK STITCH
should be measured before being sewed, as a
scam scwcd with the LOCK STITCH can.
M not be raxs1e9i q, out IT While he % seams sewed
D0UBLE THKtsAD CHAIN STlTCH-
KS can be Fayeicd ont, and tho thread thus
MoHcK.-The Eleventh Ward Dralt Association
will meet this Wednesday evening, February 9Th,
brlns bis receipt to Be- admitted. Business Of s In.
portance Will be transacted. a. 3. JoassoN,
GoLp At a0ol THREAD At II CENTS spoorf
TuREE S11rcnKs AND MACHINES IN MARkET.-The
Wt11cex Glsas sill commands q higher r!.E-
GRIM elsewhere given. teaches what few now need
to learn, TIM; :. Ex1NEnEs SHOULD nr AVOIDED"
Teasons M WY The People prefer he aosDEs
MEAN" in quantity Of thread the IS 1tcieted Loop
!Sttteh,'' made only by the Wilcox & Gibhs, and
enough 70 make IN elastic and durable scam, and
verybodY can manage 1t at once.
No1E;;EFarehasers, not operators, should do
ldutton-Aroid The waste, maehinists and ensi-
nccra incident to the estreu.<s.
DR.. Ninchc1l's TeethIng Syrup cures
seovii, General Agent, ri Randolph street. chl-
c1go. feS-hT3at
Fine assortment new % stylo Beit Buckles. a Lnbins @
Genuine Perfumes. Lubin's Soaps, Pomade, PnfG,
Rouge and Lilly Balls ut Mobiles Motion and Toy
Bazaar, It's Lake street. ieb73t
- Dr. Webster, now permanently located at
1H South Clark etreet, heata all private diseases
and diseases OF sexual nature in both eexes.
Dr.. ". has 10 separate rooms, where any one may
call and receive his opinion FREQ Of charge. p. D.
Box 3eel All letters containing snnp answered
f. thc Editor Of the Journal:
In Tspy dn;5 1sts5 o. innfy With h sGa5d to
elusive charge OF the yeneril department Of ny
Hospital for three years. and during that time
treafed successfully over soD patients Ieheer-
fully recommend him to those needing tho ser
Principal OF McDoWelrs Hospital,
teb7-H2737s St Louis, Mo.
HALLS Vegetable sIcl1lan Hair Re
new er-Renews the hair, restores gray. halr to
makes thc hsir sos and glossy, does not stain ths
sn and Is The best hatr preparation in the world.
T + Fq5 ase Sy al pWHs aad Hleby b
| the Northwest. fsb7-h311-2w
Colgate. Honey soap.-Tbis celebrated
Toilet Soap. in such universal demand, is made
from the choicest materials, is mild and emolient
In Its nature, fsagrantly scented. and extremely
beneficial in its action upon the akfn. For snlo By
all Drusg!sta and Fancy Goods Dealers.
feb4.h125ly2eE wed&tat.
The Only Hexuedy.-Those who suffer foul
breath are open to the charge OF careessue.s, Il
ls an ofense that can be speedily abated, ~ sin
Gle bottle of the Fragrant SozoDoNT viii unu11s-
takably accomplish the work No toilet table
oh er11S ha -ffk erf $xrSlf
tho teeth white and Tho breath pure and SWEET.
Sold BY all druggists. fe6-h1ea 3t-xs-TE-Fn
a AJeWel.-5ozodont puI.aes. Sozodont beau
ttQcs, Sozodout e1ectrifes Sozodent gratfHes all
who use It Sold By ul1 Druggists and perfumeEs.
jaSQg687. 7.9tmW&f
, 1865-02-08
a. AAL0OfGLI1
Principal OF AcDowell's Hospital,
feb7.U2E31$ St Louis, Mo.

HALLS Vegetable SIcl1lan Hair Re-
new er-Renews the hair, restores gray. hair to
makes the hsir soft and glossy, does not stala the
skn. and Is the best hatr preparation in the world
Try it. For sale BY ali Druggists, and by Il.
Seoyil, IS Randolph Rteet, Wholesale Agent for
the Northwest, feb7-ha11-2W
, 1865-02-08

TOR SALE-Or Rent-A Large
u bosr1lug he u3e known as the Cleveland House.
No. "a La.t ktnzle st The house Is only one oIo.x
pot. and Will be sold or rented reasonable terms
good Investment Tor prtles desrtn. to keep
Apply % ths premises to K0BEEsT DUNCAN.
, 1865-02-08

l1oEzH STAR 1I1ss.oS.-ncv. DR.. Evcsts will
preach Mt the chapel OF the North Star Mtsstun,
corner Of Division and Scdgwiek streets, this
evening q. q o'clock. and administer the ordi-
l'rrycY and conference meeting on Thursday md
Frlday evenings. = cordial 1nvitatiou Is extend
ed n all
, 1865-02-08

0To7F9-A5-a $50 .: rs $. Bond, 6;e,9s1 No: e:
81 u. L ~ S Sc s:s s
15 g;
sr ot tleo Entr ~ eI o value u r t1ksa Wta
a:s:ss n:ns aass s n55e kS5ssssthstsp kSsssts tsp
, 1865-02-08

Muaic Boxes worth IS, 80, &t4 and $40 each
Fine assortment new stylo Belt Buckles. Lubin's
Genuine Perfumes. Lnbin's Soaps. Pomade, PnE1,
Rouge and Lilly Balls, ut Mobiles Notlon and Toy
BaZnar, ITS Lake street ieb7.3t
, 1865-02-08

NORTHWESTERN GEMNAs11c ISsT1rrTE.-Ne
call the attention Of our readers to the card OF the
1ncmbers Of the Northwestern Gymnastic lnstl-
tute, as also The endorsement OF it. course OF treat
mcut by mnnf Of cur most distinguished physl-
clans. The Institute IS well-conductcd place Of
exercise aDd amusement for both sexes, and d.
Serves the ubcra, patronage Of our citizens.
, 1865-02-08

WANTED-Agents to sell the
w Genuine Improved New England Family
ssrog Masane Ihe he;s Esrking Aad oest ns6
Etry 1ineznl terms to agents. Address DANE Il 60,
Es!f OmGs Boz - chicago, H., or osli al Room No.
htlCEtS. iaSl c{31:l :l1t
, 1865-02-08

Tue BUEc1AHr CAsE-Mchard Flood. Marv
Flood, James Fallon and Jerry Comb, charged with
the robbery Of the store No. <s Michigan Avenue,
were cxnmined yesterday. Mary Flood was dis
charged and the other two committed In default of
<CCO bell each.
, 1865-02-08

ARREST FOE GAxn11sa.-Faul Peters md
Michael Cahill, two notorious gamblers, ware
complelned Of yesterday by the no less notorious
confidence swindicr Tip Farrell, for having
won from him at faro xG5O. The matter was
finally hu<bed by the repayment u the money,
md the accuscl discharged.
, 1865-02-08

DIR. vinchc1l's Teethlng Syrup cures
Dlarrhca and Dysentery in the worst forms. II.
scovt, General Agent, n Randolph street, Chi
c3go, feS-h316-at
, 1865-02-08

N, mbcre OF The police force They made a thor
Cuch search for the cnlpEits, but failed to find
1cm.
TAX osBaoExns' sA1rs.-A meeting Of brokers
Connected with the Board Of Trade Eas called for
Roorns, 10 consider the subject Of Duties 70 be
paid 70 the Government BY brokcts- Peter Pase
Esq., U. s. Assessor, Was present os insataoon-
On motion. j. 9. Dore wns chosen 10 aet as
Chairman Of tho meeting, and 7. z. A~ranee ~
Sccretary..
in the matter, but wns anxious that there ehoola
be some better understanding n he case o. s oso
kc1s and their dues TO the Government tney
appointed to visit Washington, few months ago;
tn relation 10 ea1cs. That committee obtained
from the Commissioner decision q. to what con
stnted sale, which VIA. the delivery Of the Eoods
formally or by receipt. The Chairman considered
TINT by that Hnswer 1t Was intended to convey the
rule that bargain fo1 sale Was not ta1a6le, but
the eale should he taxed to the amount Of
onc-eigh'h Of one per cent on the money
should be included IN The amount Of an.
nusl sales for which he takes license.
But The deparmcut had since seemed to con
shoula be sold nlry umes IN one day, the tax
should be levied oneach as On actual trausaction
According 10 tlls ruling, il a broxer neeotinso5 @
for the sale OF so much hiehwines ar would riye
lin fee ot ten dollars, he must pay nf,ecn dollars
IN sas Paee spoke 1t y Snfoas pop.
coDnccted with the snljcc., reading snd CONTINENT
snc on The tcyeral sections Of the law.
4 resolution IVES offered by S. L. 3. Speer to tb,
tfrt fhnt the sense Of thE meeting was TINT tber,
e1ss m sale without delivery Of goods, aud tha
nn1y On ealc followed by delivery could fa1 b
fsgied, levi whether made By broker, Commission 1nsl
epT9s The matter was discnseed at length: rinally
committee vas appointed consisting q Msesss.
Rneer. T. r. Lawrence, and J. c. Guthrie, !
L- - - the ricws OF the brokers to the Commi
PsfnncI MT. Page offering to forward the comm
snIcotion. j. G. pore and Henry Milwafo We
g %eat srain on cal ot the committee,
, 1865-02-08

SERIOUS .AssACLT.-0u Saturday night, row
occurred at the .diaeputable house Of Mag King,
on Sherman etreet, near jackson, between Ed
ward Bowling and notorious woman Of the town
named Maria Filkins. during which the former so
severely injured the latter With pair Of metallic
knucklce that her recovery il vcrY doubtful. Dow
Justice Mcdonnell, bnt asking a continuance, II
IVES granted, and ball required In the snm Of
F1,UN.
, 1865-02-08

GRAND Exn1B111os OF TIE M1I7oS1AS TAB-
1KArx OF PARADISE Lost N SMITH 4 NIxoS's
HALL THIS Af1ERkooN.-1he ladies and children
Will Of course bear In mind ths exhibition ofthe
Mittonian Tahleaux, at Smith and S1Inn'e Hall.
this afternoon, ut three o'clock. The hall will be
thoroughly darkcued, and the same beautiful
effects given as in the evening. Children will be
o'clock.
, 1865-02-08

.WANTED-Agents everywhere,
w to canvass for our i eat gift enterprise This
scueshins tust Will taGe ell WhertEer
= soldier, lately w1lscs Is: made $50 II one day.
Send for crcusry. glrirg tull particnl1rs.t C. u.
DUNN d co., lS2 sonth ClarA street, CHG 10 lhl-
, 1865-02-08

NANTED-Agents in every
w county in tho we1s 10 sell by substitution our
CArTpRs i" complete in one elegant ottayo Volume.
with nne steel plate likeness q Morgan t1ice @17s
No. N9 %ct1caGst.ness oi tna Isbe!;.on have asysooe4
exciting volume than The raids Of John Morgan.
Agents everywhere sending In tho most favorable
reports OF hlBfeAs. One agent orders 10 copies the
Essu,s Of bis nrst st1 1ays canvas Anotass got o
.iCuars. tern &C. given apple. t4en 70 the pub
Naners, c, =. NENT 4 CO., Fullerton Block. D1
4fesEhGru street, cago, Ill. fe6hl013r
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

He leads us on,
BY paths we did not know, lff
Upwards He leads us, though our steps be slow,
Though we often faltcr and faint on the way,
Though storms and darkness oft obscure thcday;
Yet when the clouds are gone
We know he leads us on.
lie leads us on
Through the ,ulquietyears; NefaA
Past all our dreamland, hopes and doubts and
fears,
He guides our steps. Through all the tangled
OF sin, of sorrow, and DER clouded days
We know his win Is done;
And still He leads us on.
f And He, at last,
After the weary strife e
After the restless fever we call life
After the dreariness, the aching pain
The hayward struggles which have proved in
vain t
Ha ss After all our trials are past,
Will give yeu rest at last is
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

IT is good sign to see a man do an
net Of charity to his fellows. Its d bad
SIGN 10 hear him Boosting of il. 1t is a
good sign 10 see the color Of health 90 a
mans face. 1t is a bad sign to see il, all
concentrated in bis nose. II is n good
sign to see on honest man wearing old
clothes. 1t is bad sign TO see them fill.
ing holes in bis window.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

Ferry e. Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &c. Business Of
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, III:
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06
Get a Sewing Machinel

Whoever intends TO purchase good Family
Sewing Machine, Of any kind, will do we'll to
call at the NEws Office. We can furnish them
at all times upon the most advantageous terms.
PR0PRIEToRs OF THE NEWS.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

John H. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. State Street,
Mill Point, Mich. la f faw
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06
George T.. Hubbard, Dealer il

Stoves, Hardware, Guns, Iron, Nails, Spike,
Glass, Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
Files; and Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, and
Sheet Iron Wares. Job work done IN short
notice. Corner Of Washington and First sts.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

The ex-rebel General Forrest is rum
ming saw mill 10 Mississippi.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the Vic
tor Mills, Tallmadge, dealer in Merchandise.
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &c., &c. Lamont, 0tta-
wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

LIBERrA.--A recent emigrant to Libe-
ria gives a glowing description Of the
country, he says; "Tha' climate is de-
lightfol, the mercury ranging from 66 10
so, the sun rises and sets sboo; six
o'clock, and ,nries but little during, the
year. The most beautiful flowers are, in
bloom here doring the whole year, 50
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro-
vision Merchant, Washington Street. Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-06

s. Munroe, Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Washington street, Grand Haven.
Mich. ll-
, 1865-06-16
(From tie st. Thomas Times, June 14.J

The screw-ship Granadian from Liverpool
arrived here on Sunday afternoon with dates to
the 25th May. AS usual VIZ have been kindly
furnished with papers Of the latest dates. Tn
news, in a European sense, is not important.
What would seem most at present to occupy
the public mind is what may grow out of the
relations now existing between Europe and
America. The French Government II the IN
term has removed all the past limits or %re8tric-
ti0ns relating to Federal W~ar-shipS in French
ports. Thespeech of Prince Napoleon at Ajac-
clio, in one OF its parts is SO pro-American, and
opposite in policy to that pursued by The En-
peror in Mexico, that that part has been sup
pressed in most of the Paris newspapers which
have published it. The two new and powerful
Steamships, Eur0Da and Nop0Icon III, intend
ed for the French Transatlantic line are said to
be on the point Of completion and will be ready
for departure at the beginning of August. St.
Thomas it is said will be their first port of ar
rival 10 the West Indies, from whence they will
proceed to Vera C.uz, and the ship following
90 to Colon. In England the anniversary of
Queen Victoria had every where throughout
the kingdom been celebrated in a manner which
spoke in unmistakable terms of the loyalty and
love the people entertain for their Queen.
~eeC0>
BY the arrival Of the Royal Mail Steamship
Elder from Havana, dates 0j0 that city from
New York to the 31st May have reached here.
Our columns will be found to contain the latest
items of news. Privately it is stated that the
news is confirmed that the Stonen0aU had been
handed over to the Cuban Authorities, and that
Captain Page her late Commander had gone to
Europe. 1t is also mentioned that two Ameri-
can Iron-clad ships were lying in the port of Ha-
yana, their Commanders no doubt being in ne
gotiation with the Cuban Authorities regarding
the future of the Stone0aM. Gold after being
down to 129 in New York, had advanced to
1876. This is said to be caused by American
securities having been sent back from Europe,
for negotiation, their present value leaving a
fine margin of profit to their holders and re-
curing gold to make necessary remittances.
, 1865-06-16
TIE "AVIS."
Stristia4stG8, III, grni=,
FRIDAY, 18TH JUNE 1865.

The first meeting of the new Colonial Council
was held on Wednesday last. After an exami-
nation of the patents of election, the Assembly
elected His Honor Judge Stakemann as CHAIR
man, Admiral Christmas as Vice Chairman,
and Mr.. J. de Pontavice as Secretary. The
aforementioned member, however, refused in
the most positive terms to act as Secretary.
The Chairman could not, as a matter Of course,
allow him to refuse the Office, and after some
little debate as to the course to be adopted,
Lawyer Heilbuth made a motion that if the ho-
n0urable member would not act as Secretary,
to which office he was called by the votes Of his
fellow members, the Council would have to de-
eide whether he should be expelled or not.
This motion was put on the order Of the day
for the next Meeting on Wednesday next.
We have since learnt that Mr.. de Pontayico
has reconsidered the matter and will accept the
Secretaryship.
, 1865-06-16
From the Spectator Mag g.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

A very original, very determined, it
may be very dangerous, but unquestion-
ably very powerful man, has succeeded
Abraham Lincoln. The public in this
country has been deceived as much by
the formal utterance of Mr.. johnson when
accepting the Presidency as by the acct
dent which threw such rid icule over
his Inauguration in the subordinate office.
This is no feeble ruler, sure to be a tool
in the hands Of his secretaries or the par
ties around him, any more than it is a
drunken rough elevated by an accident
aud incapable of an idea, but a strong,
self-reliant man, accustomed 10 rule, and
, 1865-06-16
Our relations with the United States.

The Omz concludes an article on "Oor rola-
tons with the United States by spying =
''Tnc peace Of the world seems to depend a5
this moment upon the firm ,int action ofLoS-
land and France. Without committing our
s~Iyes to the policy Of our neighbours IN Mex
co, it will be easy to let The United States I'M
d~erftand that the two great Western Power 0.
Europe are one as to their mode Of regarding III
tcrnaiiooaI Obligations and he sac.edues8 Of
public law. If this convi ion he at once con
veycd thoroughly home to the P PERCEPTION Of
American statesmen, we feel confident that rhsy
will not only pause before they commit them
selves to au indefinite counct, but that thor
practical common sense VIII recoil, from the
dangers with which their country would he me
naced by the combinations Of tie two greatest
naval and military Powers Of the world, whose
alliance, offensive and defensive offers tie best
security to the welfare Of mankind ."-Uid
(Er1,, tia 7 ,.r,,1J 1Torng1J 1JIl 81
, 1865-06-16
u pe a n.
(From the Liverpool Daily Post, May 25.)
France and Belligerent Rights.

Paris, Wednesday, May 24-The Monitear
Of this evening publishes an article confirming
the revocation of the order limiting the stay of
Federal vessels in French ports to twenty-four
hours, and says France has also announced
that she will hasten to raise all other restrictions
as soon as the Washington Cabinet shall cease
to exercise the exceptional right which its quail
, 1865-06-16

ity as a belligerent Power enables it to claim
on the sea towards neutrals."
The Monateur then r~evertsto the fully %satisfac-
tory assurances of Mr.. Lincoln some days before
his death; and adds, The latest news from
America affords reason to believe that Presldgnt
johnson intends to follow the wise policy OF his
nrrdpcpsSor"
, 1865-06-16
Berlin, Nav p.

tlCdlf OGinCCh 1NSA1tR anu me KRIANJfl.-a
Members Of the progrcsSist party Of Count Be
thusv declared their intention of voting against
the treaty because it was based upon protec.
ZIONIST principles. The Minister of Commerce,
in reply, said that those very principles would
be supported by the rejection Of the treaty. The
vote of the house was then taken, when the
treaty was approved by 40 against 99.-Bid.
The Times Paris correspondent states that it
is remarked the DIoaitcur has not given the adj
dress delivered by Prince Napoleon at the ccre-
mony Of uncovcring the monument to the first
Napoleon at Ajaccio, when he gave an excellent
biography Of the Buonapartes, and traced a
complete programme of liberal policy. The
speech was much mutiIated by the censor be-
fore it was allowed to appear in the other Pari-
sian papers. 1t is certain that the speech has
caused the utmost displeasure to the Govern
meDt.
The same correspondent also states that one
or two ministers have spoken of their determi-
nation to resign if the French troops are not all
recalled from Mexico within two months.
The bronze spur of the iron-plated ram Tau
rean, now building at Toulon, has been cast in
that port with complete success. This huge
weapon has been conveyed to the d~ockyard,
where it is to be fixed. The deck of the Tau
rean is plated with iron. The Taurean is not
to carry any guns, as it is expected she will sue
coed in striking with her spur.-Bid.
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS
= of who has been for nearly two years in notion
house Ia acquainted with shipping Of goods &c would
prefer notion goods house Address Green Herald
The New York herald., 1865-05-30

CITUATTON wANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED NAN,
- had IL experience In Wall street bank,
years country store and ohetusness Address boz
log Herald Office.