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piee sonsiale.
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sur motion 90 -. S'lpson, ies feglements sont
suspendus ct le senat prend en- deration acte
de IA chambre intitule Aacte allouant une certane
sone d'argent, peffet de liquider les frais dns-
tai ation Dc rInsttut des Mecaniciens pour lusage
de IA legislature ac'e suoi' SEES d'nerentes lectu-
res ct est sanctionne.
lie secr6taire est alors requis den donner avis D
la chambre. 83
Sur motion dc MI Munday, les Regiments sont
suspendus, ct senat prend en- Facte
do Ia ohanbre, intitnle aacte enjoignant aux per-
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a DEC. fl1s D0cTtleHt We pluS Ell CONSIDERATION
idu prolongement de temps accord6 au d6biteur par
Ia septiame section de Get acte, ct de tout autre
acte qu pourrait priver les banques de lenr droit
de reconyrer leurs dettes pardevant les coursi de
Justice, toutes procedures judiciares sont OF de-
meurent par la presente, suspendues contre celles
des banques qni acceptcront Get acte, pour une Pc
rhode de cling annees, d dater de SO PRONUNCIATION.
M. Burthe presente, pour atre placee 10 fin de
Ia douzieine section, Ia clause suivante:
Il II est entendu, Que rien de ce qui est contenu
dams cette section, ne sera interprete de facon a
priyer aucune personne interessee, du droit dem
ployer telles measures legales n6cessaires pour ar
river obtenir ACKNOWLEDGEMENT des charges i'm
posees aux commissaires par Get acte. sls
Sur motion de NJ. Lapeyre, Ia clause de NJ. Bur
the est acceptee, ct 10 douzeme section est adop-
tee ainsi qu'amendee.
\ SEC. Is. Decratent do pluss Chacune dos ban
ques nomm6es dams 10 premiere section de Get acte
convoquera, dams les soixante jours qui suivront
50 passation une assemble generate de seq action
naires, par avis public dnrant auinze joufs, dams
deux des journaux quotidiens de Ia vile; cette
assemble Get acte sera soumis leur acceptation,
ct al est accept6. avis par 6crit della dite accep
tation sera donnie par president de II dite assem-
blee, augouverneur de Fiat, dams les cling jours
qui suivront cette assemble,
! CclIes des banques qni manqueraient de donner
e dit avis par 6crit an gouverneur seront consde-
rees avoir refuse daccepter Get acte. Dams lie cas
o1 une majorit6s des actions on des actionnaires
manqnerat d'etre repr6sentsc, rassembl6e 'ajour-
nera quinze jours plus tard, de Get Advancement
avis public, ainsi que pr6csdemment, aera dome. \
ct Ia decision de Id maorit6 alors presente ct re-
4 Ia dite assemble ajourn6e, sera oblh
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European Affairs-The war Aspect

Latest per City of Boston
LONDON, June 2l-Evening--The En-
glish ministerial crisis continues. The
Queen is at Balmoral. The resignation OF
the ministers or dissolution of Parliament
is thought inevitable.
HALIFAX, N. S., July 2.--The steamer
Cuba. from Liverpool on the 23d, Uia Queens-
town on the oath of June, has arrived. Her
dates are three days later. No collision of
any importance had occurred ~between the
belligcrcnts. The Prussians have entered
Austrian-Silesia.
The Italian army crossed the Mincio on
tht 23d inst. entirely unopposed. The
Prussians left email garrison at Dresden
and advanced into Bohemia without resis-
tance. Fu.
A slight collision had occurred between
the Anstrians and Prussians in Silesia,
when the former retired. GfEB q,
Vienna papers assert that the Saxon town
of Sittan had been destroyed by the Prus-
slams in consequence of the refusal of the
inabitants to pay war contributions.
SPAIN-No office has been officially given
that the Spanish squadron has been order
ed home from the Pacific.
Three Spanish vessels were reported to
have been destroyed by Peruvian iron
clads of the Platte River.
A military revolt broke out in Madrid on
the 23d. The insurgents furnished the pop
ulace with arms. Barricades were thrown
up, and after an obstinate resistance, the
insurgents surrendered at discretion.
The London Times of the Dist says: Al
though the campaign between the main ar
mics of Prussia and Austria has now fair
ly begun, we have no use of actual eneoun-
ter across the whole breadth of Germany,
from the frontier of Poland to the Rhine.
The cattle disease had again broken out
in Ireland. and vigorous measures had been
taken to stamp out the infection. Returns
showed large decrease of the disease in
England.
The Italian declaration of war against
Austria was issued on the 20th from the
headquarters of the Italian army at Gre
mona. Aafa
The returns of the Bank of France show
an increase of specie of nearly fourteen and
half millions.
The King of Italy has given an interview
to Kossuth. This is a significant sign OF
the times.
The st. Petersburg advices say that Rus
sia has made no movement of troops, and
will continue to adhere to the policy of
non-intervention.
The Prussians are fortifying Berlin, and
the Austrians have declared Vienna in II
state of seige.
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Suicide ex-senator Lane, of Kansa q

i'EANhNWohfH, July /.
senator Lane of this State. shot hims, II
last evening. infiieting n wound which To-
suited fatally ut nine O'Clock to-day. f(e
had becn acting strangely for several day q.
and u careful watch had been kept ov 4
him. but while riding last evening with h Ia
brother-in-law. Mr.. Mccall aud Capta a
Adams brother of his son-in-law. got It
of the wagon, which stopped at the gate ~
the Government farm and residence td
McCall and stepping 10 the rear, drew q
pistol and shot liimself In the mouth, the
ball passing out through the top Of hi q
skull. This is the third member Of the
family who has destroyed himself.
WASHINGTON. July 2.
Lane had been absent from his seat tr
the past three weeks, and when he left here
was suffering somewhat from nervous d -
bility. Since leaving, certain indevelopmen7H
have been made In the West seriously In.
pugning his private aud official characte !.
and 1t is eonjectured that these added 3
his previous depressed physical condifio, I
may have been the principal cause OF th !
act
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aelonetarp and eIumnltrfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

tI# CINCINNATI, July 2.
FLoUR-The market remains dull. Sr-
perilne VIC quote ut $s $500; extra at o q
@l0 80; family at $40 7b@ll "a, and fant q
$l2 50014.
WHEAT--The market has not UNDERGO, a
any change worthy of note since our 1as
Extra old red Is held at 50 G062 So; No. I
do. at 50 50@2 %; No. l new red at SO 35( 4
, 40; No. do. ut 81 25@2 30, aud exit 4
spring at 50 10.
CoRN--The market Is steady at 8lMs2 4.
for mixed shelled, in elevator. There IA
still some inquiry for white shelled Il.
shipment, at 0S@G0c., in bulk
OATs-A dull market, and they are beay v
mt 49@i5c. for Nos. . and |, in elevator.
RYE-The market is dull, the asking ratea
being for No. ! 90c., and for No. 2.S5c,
BARLEY--Nery little doing and d,,ota
tions are entirely nominal.
GROCERIES, demand is very Iioht
and prices of hard refined sugar are IoweI
We now quote as follows: Fair to choice.
ttio Coffee 25@3lc.; Raw Sugar l2@1bl,c. ..
hard refined do- l714@173dc., and Moh,sse%
9O@95c. for Porto Rico. The above are tI,s
jobbing rates. In the large way, purchase.
could be made at less rates.
WHIsKY--A steady and UNCHANGED mar.
ket. with q fair demand at 50 % duty paid
and &c. in bond
iSEED--I'lax is firm at 50 so. with n gool
demand. Clover remains nominal at 81.
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Indiana Matters.
INDIANAPoLIs, July

INDIANhPULI5, JUIy 2.
Preparations for the Soldiers meeting
on the 10th have commenced. IL is eXpec-
ted that every regiment raised In Indiana,
during the war, will be represented.
Arrangements are being made to have
Indiana fully represented in the National
Union Convention which meets in Phila-
delphia, August IA.
The certificates from Governor Morton's
physicians stating that, in their opinion,
his disease was not caused by immoral or
improper conduct appeared in this even
ing's Gazette. The certificates of all the
physicians in indianapolis could not change
public sentiment In that regard.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July

UIl. NEW DIRK, Jrly2 :.
TIE money market is easy at 4(95 pc.
cent. for call loans. ~
Sterling is dull at l0Sla@l09.
Gold Irregular, unsettled and firmer.
opening at 1919, declining to 1885,, nd
vancing TO 1855, and closing at l542S.
Governments dull and without decided
change.
The Commercials money article says:
Money continues very abundant, and tho
loan market dull. Cali loans are readily
negotiated at 4 per cent, with exceptions,
NJ per cent. Discounts are quiet ut 5@1
per cent. The chief effect of the foreign
news has been to confirm the advance il,
live-twenties made during last week. Old
hve-twenties are decidedly firm at 1O4lm
1915, although fair amount is Offering t,.
be exchanged for the second and third is
sues at the prevailing lower prices for the
latter bonds. rr,l''-
Gold continues firm under scarcity fol.
delivery caused by speculation.
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Washington Varieties.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
The Rousseau-G Grinnell natterwill not be
disposed of by the House until next week.
1t will require two-thirds vote to expel
Gen. Rousseau, and no one believes that
vote can be cast; consequently, the extent
Of penalty TO be applied TO Gen. Rousseau
win be n reprimand before the bar of the
House. r,
Generals Steadman and Fullerton, hay-
ing completed their Investigations IN Mis-
sissippi, arrived in New Orleans Yesterday.
A bill to pay certain volunteers called
into service u, repel the Kirby Smith raid
on Cincinnati, In 1862, has passed the
House. e1n1 "f =. " ~
It's now, almost certain that Congress
will not take IA recess for the Fourth dof
July. The Western members are opposing
the proposition.
tx -BfigadIersgcneral Henry A. Morrow
has been appointed Collector 6f the Port Of
Detroit.
Secretary Fessenden, In December, 1854
estimated the receipts for customs, for the
fiscal year ending last Saturday, at So. 900, :
600, whereas they have actually exceeded
Sl70y000000, Ills total estimates OF reve-
nne wers about $ibG, G,0O0000 below the ao-
tnal receipts.
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The "FoURTn" IN CINcIENArI. .-The arr
rangcments for great procession through
the streets, of military and civic organiza-
tions including those of the two opposite
cities, Covington and Newport, on the
Fourth. seem to have been so perfected
as to promise an imposing display. The
day win be ushered in at 4 10 A. NJ. by the
ringing of all the bells of the three cities,
and firing of national salutes from New
port Barracks the Landing and Jackson
Hill. The grand parade will move precise
ly at eight o'clock A. NJ. to Mohawk bridge,
where those on foot will embark in boats
prepared and ready for the purpose, and
the wagons and mounted men will proceed
out to Parker's Grove at Cummmsville
where the main exercises, consisting of an
Grafton by Hon. Aaron f. Perry, and read
ing of the Declaration ofIndepcndence will
take place, after which Mai. Gen. Cox
Governor of Ohio, will deliver to the veter-
ans the medals ordered by the last Ohio
Legislature. There will then be a grand
parade of all the veteran infantry, cavalry
and artillery of the county, with other ap-
propriate exercises. On the return the en-
tire fire department will show them its big
''squirts," and in the evening, MIR. Diehl
the famous pyroteellnist will have CRANE
and magnificent display of fireworks in The
Sixth Street Market Space, which will con.
clude the exercises of the day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Important News from Mexico---rhc
hight Bank of the Rio Grande in
Possession Of the Republican
Forces. tlA tAt ia ? llti
GALVESTON. July 2

Forces Il I.I I-Ia .fIlf
GALVESTON. July 2.
The right bank of the Rio Grande Is now
In possession of the Republican forces OF
the Government of Mexico.
The battle between Eseobedo and Meiia
on the 10th, near Comargo resulted In the
total rOutof the latter and capture of the
train of merchandise.
Bagdad was abandoned by the Imperial
lists on the night of the 18th.
The city of Matamoras capitulated OH the
23d, to commissioners appointed by General
Carvajal. General Mejia with Imperial
troops embarking between the hours OF
three and four O'Clock In tile afternoon un-
der the protection of the United States flag
The most liberal terms were granted the
Imperialists.
The city was given up without blood
shed, pillage or plundeT, and Is now under
the command of General jose de Ia Garcia
No violation OF the neutrality laws had Ia
ken place.
Escobedo with his forces, said to number
5000, entered Matamoras about one o'clock
June "a.
A Galveston (Texas) dispatch of June 20
says: "A violation of the neutrality laws
occurred yesterday. Some French deser-
ters, after crossing the Rio Grande, were
pursued and captured by fifteen or twenty
French cavalry, who crossed the river in 4
large scow. The United States officer sta
toned near there sent an official dispatch
TO the French Commander, and the latter
officer sent an insulting reply. Trouble is
looked for shortly"
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$4,000 Lost by a Bank Boy.

CHICAGO, July 2.
just before noon to-day boy belonging
to the banking-house of Tyler, Pullman Il
Co., was sent to the Fourth National Bank
with $4,000. While opposite the court
house, he involuntarily looked at the book
which he carried In his hand, the money
was gone. He returned Immediately, and
reperted his loss. He says he did mot stop
anywhere, and that he carried the money
in such manner that it could not drop or
be blown out of the book. He has no idea
whatever what became OF the money.
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Money, Love and Strategy.

A FATHERS FRAILTY AND DAuGHrER's
CUPIDITY.-As Dayton seems to be some
what mixed up in the following sensa-
tional, and rather peculiar local item, from
the Cincinnati Gazette, of Saturday, we
have the weakness to entertain little cu-
riosity as to who the parties are, all round
Who are heyP Says the Gazette:
The American House, at Columbus, has
for ten years past numbered among its
boarders, Mr. d., respectable gentleman
some sixty years of age, whose wife died
some ten years ago, and who at present has
daughter about twenty-siX years of age,
who is, we learn, engaged to be married.
Since the death of his wife, the old gen
tleman, at times feeling lonely, has sought
the company ofa sprightly widow lady, a
Mrs. r., some forty years of age. The inti-
macy between the two giving promise OF
matrimony, the daughter became concerned
about the estate, she being about to be mar
ried herself and insisted on becoming sole
heir TO her fathers property, some $4,000
in bonds. The old gentleman gave her
$4,000, and told her she ought TO be salts
fled with that amount. The day after the
above occurrence, Mrs. r. went on a visit
to her relatives In Kentucky. The old gen
tleman fors time wrote TO, and received
letters from the widow every day. Finally.
however, the letters became less frequent,
and at last stopped entirely. The old gem
tleman consequently became gloomy, and
thought he was TO be rejected by her whom
he had loved so well. The daughter, seeing
the condition In which her father was
placed, determined to break up the engage
ment. al-I sifwH ll,f.t
Continuing In a gloomy state the old
gentleman was taken by his daughter and
some of his friends 10 the Insane Asylum
at Dayton, where the physicians, after an
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-03

FOURTH OF July CELEBRATIoN.- The
members of st. Joseph's Congregation will
assemble at Perrine's Grove, north Of Tates'
mill, on the Fourth. They win have a pic
nic and grand musical entertainment. A
pleasant time may be anticipated All
friends are invited. The best order shall
be preserved. Admission free.
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jy2ltf

{, CAR-ROBBERs IiELD.--In the Cincinnati
Police Court, on Saturday last Daniel Nc
Glynn, Michael McGlynn, William Howard,
Henry Adams, David Jones, William H..
Hopper and Eliza Spellnian, the robbers of
the cars on the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Railroad, We're held to bail IN the
sum of $1,000 each, TO oanswer to the charge
Of grand larceny. The nature of the rob-
berries charged against them was mentioned
some DAYS since.
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A Gard to the Public.

] viii sell the balance of my entire stock
at auction, commencing July 4th, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, and the sale will be contin-
ued from day to day, until all is sold, !
will warrant all goods sold to be ms repre-
sented. they do not prove to he SO, the
money win be refunded, if the goods are
returned within thirty days. c. =. Huber
a Son, Auctioneeers. i. A. LABEE,
J,oote, y,,s l,sld o,,ft Ss,t xdr. ,,,oy.,,
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DAYTON woof.EN FACTORY,

nURlNG the past winter, has been re fitted
~ with entire new machinery, aud Is weu pre-
parcu 70 eard hnd SPIN wool into yarn, or manu-
kets, etc, by the yard or shares. Keeps a good
assortment Of gopds 10 exchange for wool. n
Z PERSONS ~ distance can ship their wool by
railrom with directions what they want il made
INTO, or eNehanged4o and 10 viii be promptly at
sap 1e returned and INill p1y tins market price
Tor the wool that was sent. WILLIAM FISH
mlswsm No 20 finh street, Dayton, Ohio.
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A GRAND DIsPBAY--OPENINa OF THE
FINE ARTs--RARE CHANcE.-Monsieur II.
Gabrylwitz would inform the connoisseurs
and lovers of the Fine Arts In Dayton, that
he will have on exhibition and sale, by auc-
tion, a valuable selection and collection of
original American and foreign Oil Paint
ings, mostly obtained from the artists them
selves, or painted from sketches made ex-
clusively for him. Among the artists rep
resented are Faulkener London; Paul
Weber, of Dvesseldorf Germany; Q. Will
son, America; II. Fragneau, Paris; Ponte-
celli Vortumni, Italy; G. Kreighoff, Cana
dian; W. Sheridan, Philadelphia, for
merly Cincinnati; p. Rothermel, Phila. !;
r. Moran, Phila.; James Hamilton, Phila.;
G. W. Nicholson, Philadelphia (gone to
Europe A. Milone, Italian; w. L. Sontag,
n. Y: j. Horsent Partisan ), Thos. Moran,
Philadelphia: (nowin Europe; Leon Juil-
lizard, Parisian; Thomas Birch, Philadel-
phia; W. Winner, Philadelphia; II. Boese
New York: A. Cortey, Partisan; M. Dem
nicent Partisan; G. Schussele, Brussels I;
and other noted known artists. Mr. Chris
topher has personal knowledge of MIR
Gabrylwitz, and can assure all patrons Of
Fine Arts, that he has the finest establish
ment in the city fPhiladelphia-l305 Ches-
nut street. We will further advise you all
where and when the sale will take place.
All we can say is, sometime this week
there will be two days for exhibition, and
one for sale the day following. There will
be a catalogue issued Tomorrow.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
cno pire on the S1st day Of January. 1852
OFFICE or TBE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS. OHIO. June 1 1896

OfflNE OF THE AlDiTDk on STATEl
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, June /, 1866
WHEREAS The UNITED STATES ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Syracuse in the
state Of New York, has fled in this onlce a sworn
statement of Its condition. as required by the act
TO regulate Insurance Companies not incOrpO-
rated by the State of Ohio" passed April g. 1866
and amended febrnary 9s1e6l, and the act sfd
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
April Q, 1886; and, WHRRRAs, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that II Is possessed of an actual CApitslOf ut least
ONE HUNDRED AND PIFTY THOUSAND Doll. AIS In.
vested rs reqnired by said acts; and, MHERRAs
said Company has hled in this onice written In
strument under its eOrpofate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents Of said Company in this State 20
ledge service of process, for and in behalf
OF said Company, according TO the terms OF said
act Of April 8, 1885,
Now, rHERKpORE, in pursuance OF the acts aiore .
said, J. JAMES III. GOODMAN, Auditor OF state
for ohio, do hereby certify that said UNITED
STATES ACCIDENT. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Syracuse, New York, is authorized 70 hansacf
the business Of and 1hfe Insurance In this
State until the thirty first day Of January In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven
~ ,l>>> Tx WITNESS WHEREOF, have here.
~ lsEAL,l unto subscribed my name aud
I caused the seal nj my office 10 bs
afhxed the day and year above
written. JAS H. GOODMAN
Auditor OF State
ipaiwa JOHN 4 &sBoYER, Agents. Dayton,
=
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-03
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
lnI.uMnIIA OuIn- Iunn 1 1AGA

II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy of the Statement of the Condition of the
Unitoi States Accident Insurance Company of
Syracuse New York made TO and filed in this
ONCE for the year 1866
3 -~ Witness my hand and seal officially.
3sEAL, JAS II, GOODMAN,
flf r~"~' Auditor of State