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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-20
% y 20 PROSPECTUS OF
s ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
conducted by Sisters of St Joseph
CORNER QUINCY AND FIFTH, STREET,

wheeling, w. Va
u,uUs INsTITUTION WILL BE
onened for the reception of Pupils on Mon
day, August 2Oth 1866. The course Of instru C.
ton viii comprise all the ordinary branches ..
French and German taught by competent In
Strict attention paid to the department Oh the
Young Ladies, who will be required to opserve
punctually, the Rules and keguatOa;S
IF 1S' GOOD order. Pupils admitted at any time
during the year. and charged from date OF en-.
trance. No deduction made for partial absence
from school, or for the remainder of o quarter
when Pupil is finally removed DeioIs , ass ~
piration, except in case OF serious pih0e' VI
dismiaaal ...'s.
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING. sda

Capital sieck---..------.."S1oO,OOo-
President, Vice President,
DIRECTORS: g4f
John z. Wilson, &C. Quarter,
Samuel Harper, James =: On, ora
Geo. Adams, James mckinney
IF. Updegraf, Geo. Il. Wheat
Christian Smith, ] "a - -.-~-fk 10 Z
This Company, having been fully organized,
Ia PREPARED to transact business, and asks lib
Rates "a low as any first class Company.
Office No. 26 Monroe street, up stairs, next door
to First National Bank.
mar22 JOHN BlShOf, SEQ
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YOUNG MEH

Who have injured themselves BY a certain pa
tice INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequent.
learned from evil companions or al school u.
effects OF which are nightly felt, even Nbc
asleep, and il not cured renders marriage impo
sibe, and destroys both mind aud body, sbou
apply Immediately.
What pity that yonngman, the hope OH
country, tho darling OF his parents should
sHatched from all prospects and enjoyment
lilo 10y the consequence vi doSiatng from q
path OF uatnro and INDUCING in certain sous
habit. Such persons must, before contcufL
ting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-20

TUE DAILY REGISTER STEAM
JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes all
Kinds Of Printing, from . Card 70 Poster
neatly, chezply, and ON short notice. Once on
Nsriet street between the HcLurs House and
fhs HeSket Hc1se-
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B. F. CALDWELL.
H0MMlssiONER's NOTICi

GOMMlsslONEK's NOTICF-
Se0 II a. n rs Lima NJ Weis.
for Ohio County, West Virginia. '''un' Court
!. Notice - hereby given that shall on F,;d.,
the 10th day Of August, 1866 at NV orr .aosy
Fourth street. Wheeling. West Virginia, in s Sn
ceraapee with the decree made and entered in
May, 1866 proceed to take state and settle tSs
several accounts as required by said decree All
parties interested in the above entitled cause. or
in the estate o. WIN: Weisgsrbsr deceased, are
above designated. f'0'
HANNIBAL FORBES.
jyll.lswd CON- Ohio Co. Cir, Court
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

asst Of ~ U1nel - = ~ essas of
WsIse. 70 ~ roiIef e slns6nee vho hnve
ssGersd b The ~ ~ ii ~ clty Of Poss
land .a, hsppsptaae 81 ~ 49,
Nj. Fsrsdes old - u Civla Apcre
piatiou bs)l which o66ssitke House. ~
day, and On Bis smot)bo q ~ referred 70
the Finance Committee.
n Pomerry, from the C0mmittee %
Conference on the bill granting Iasds SOf
the construction Of the Northern Kan
sas n .ilrund, made report which WSs OF
dered 10 lie over apd be printed.
nr Poland called up The bankrupt bill,
which was made the special order lof Lon
day.
kr. Harris called up the bin authorizing
the Secretary Of the Interior to lease to re-
ponsiolc rsstiee :uch o. .the gqeee laode 8
contain mineral lands ease u - u1ersdiea
OF longitude, the lease 70 be Tor term q
years not to exceed twenty i've years. sro ND
ject to feAdjustment every I've yeAra TIC
rent to be not less than the Income tax Of
those who now own mineral springs.
Mr.. Conness opposed the bill - 1t was op'
posed TO the principles Of the government,
based upon the idea vhat whatever is GOOD
belongs to the sovereign and not to the SUBJ
ject The whole system was wrong. /,
After some discussion Mr.. Griu,es moved
to postpone the bill until the first Monday
In December, but before reaching vote tnc
morning hour expired, and the bill 70 81
cure the speedy construction Of the Noftn'
ern Pacific Railroad was taken up:
Mr.: Sherman opposed the BIZ. ms ,o.J
had already received A, OOO, OOO acres oi!snu
on the promise TO build the road fof ~.
It now asked the government TO give y
t122, ST. 800 on the insufficient security %
one halfthe lands which they received e
. grant. This bill, in . less objecttonanie
form, was debated in the House and voted
down by heavy majority. i Was framed
with special view 10 evade the House, re-
quiring all bills appropristing money 70 Dc
referred 10 committee. 1t would be dIag.
ged from the Speakers table and pushed
through the House. The passageof such =
bill would tend to impair the public conn.
dence in the credit Of the government Con.
Rress had been altogether too willing to en-.
bark in such enterprises.
Without action on the bill the Senate
went into executive session. Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16
NEWS
mr. TELE0RsAPM.

NRw YoRx, july Is.
Il 10 understo cd that the Supreme Court
Of Kings county, Brooklyn, will to-day
pass decision in favor OF the constitution.
slitv OF the Excise Law. This will complete
it's enforcement in King county, while it i
regarded in this city awaiting action Of The
Court Of Appesls in Sept.
The Herald's 4atamorAs correspondence
dated July I'd says Gen. Escamilo 10 to
leave for Monterey with 1000 mon shortly,
his prospects ofreducing the city being very
flatterine. The American division Il not
filing up very rapidly.
Gen. Oarsvajabal agent 10 Mexico fro u
Gen. Getty, commanding the United States
forces on the Rio Grandc, under ~ extra.
dition treaty OF the 1lth Of Dccen ~, 1861.
The agent led the line 1t the Ia ,of the
surrender with the custom heuoo archives
in his possession. The matter - T, been re-.
ferred 10 Washington.
The health Of Matamssas il good. No
epidemic Is anticipated.
Gen. Mejia and his troops arrived lust Ia
time to repulse an assault from the liberals.
No cases Of cholera were reported TO the
Board Of Health yesterday in this city. Ia
Brooklyn four new cases were reported,
three Of which proved fatal. Nine cases 10
the 18th ward Of that city have resulted e.
tally within the last ten davs. Tho con.
valescents in the cholera feet at the lower
quarantine have been allowed to come up
TO this city. as
Vessels arriving from foreign port passed
the inspection yesterday and were admitted
10 the upper bar.
General Sherman wa ssrenaded BY the
band Of the SD Massachusetts, regiment in
Boston yesterday. lie addressed tic -
semblcd crowd, giving . resume Of the
great Georgia march, and the Atlanta came
paign. He said that be found the soldiers
of one section ~ good as those Of another;
and never, in the darkest hours Of the war
did he doubt that the t'nal result would be
the triumph Of the Union cause. He leaves
to day for Hanover, N. II.
The Herald's correspondent from The
west coast Of Africa, goes to show that the
Republic Of Liberia Is attracting the atten>
ton Of foreign governments more and more,
the executive authorities having had vista
from war vessels and commissioned officers
in the service Of Swee'ien, Russia and the
United Stctes, since tho commencement Of
the year.
The commercial operations Of England
were being extended rapidly on the coast,
rnd the commerce Of Monrovia was spirited
and profitable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

NEW YORK, July 14.-Much excitement
exists in financial circles caused BY alleged
frauds in connection with the North River
Bank Of lIObOkcn. II 10 said that worthless
notes. bonds, stocks, &c, have been taken
to the Bank and deposited, for which certifi
Gates Of deposit, bearing Interest. were re-
ceived with these certificates Of deposit
Purchases have been made Of real estate,
merchandise, &C, In this city and various
parts Of the country. II 10 thought that
Wall street is flooded with this paper. Geo.
w. Chadwick, who 10 supposed to be Vice
President Of the Bank, has been arrested
and committed. Samuel Jackson was also
arrested as an accOmplice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-HousE-The
House as the business of the morning had
the consideration Of the Senate bill to au
thorize the construction of Bridges over the
Mississippi river for Railroad purposes. The
pending question being an amendment re-
ported from the Post Office Committee re.
serving the right to Congress, to cause the
removal Of al Obstructions 10 the naviga.
ton Of the river-that may be caused by
such bridges.
On motion of Mr. Allison, IN amendment
was agreed to, authorizing the construction
Of bridge across the Mississippi river, 1t
Kansas City.
Mr.. Alley offered an amendment declar
ing the bridge across the Mississippi river at
Clinton, Iowa, cost road and highway of
the United States, provided II does not ma
teriaily obstruct navigation,
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, asked Mr..
Alley 10 accept . modification in the shane
Of . pr0viso, that the bill shall not interfere
with any law suits now pending IN any
Court In reference TO the bridge, and that
the section shall not take effect until the
bridge shall be made to conform its width
Of Draw TO that required In other bridges
referred to In The ack
Mr.. Allsy declined 70 accepe II, or to yield
to the amendmsnt being oleFed.
Ar. Washbofne p0teseed 10 thiA one Of
the most important bills Of the session, In.
volvins 100000 Of people, being forced
Though under the pfsvious Question. He
appealed 70 the judg0ent, the honesty and
kfrness Of the House to ssy whether L
would confinc the discussion Of this erave
matter TO single hour.
Mr.. Alley said that he was quite willing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16


WARRINGTON, July ID.
The following important letter has just
been made public:
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE,(
WASHINGTON, July IL, sc.
SIR:-Excuse me for expressing surprise
that you ask me whether approve Of the
call Of proposed Union National Conven.
ton at Philadelphia, after more than Eve
years dis.ocation by civil war. Iregard .
restoration of the unity Of the county it,
most immediate, - we'll as its most vital in.
terest, that restoration will DO complete
when loyal men are admitted as representa-
tivcs Of the loyal people Of the eleven States
so long unrepresentcd in Congress. Noth>
ing hut this can complete it; nothing more
remains to be done, and nothing more is
necessary. t-~
Every days delay is attended By multi
plying and increasing inconvenience and
embarrassmsnts and dangers ct hssns and
abroad. Congress possesses the power e.
clusively. II after . session Of seven
months Congress still omits to exercise that
power, what can be done to induce COM
gress to act On the question Of the day!
Whatever IL done must be done in accord<
ance with the Constitution and laws. IL 10
10 perfect accordance with the Constitution
and laws that the people Of the United
States shall assemble By dslegates 10 Con>
vention, end that when - assembled they
she'll address Congress By respectful pet.
ton end remonstsancc, and That The people
In their several States, District and Terri
tories shall approve, sanction and untts N
such respectful Representatives % Congress.
No enc party could - this eaectiys)ys o.
even seem willing to d It alone. No Iocal
or partial organization could do il s6sctual>
u. Il 10 the interest q Ill parties alike. Of
al the States, and Of III INSTRUMENTATION
d interest, the interested he whele people.
The Couvention indeed nay cot Qoecoo1 -
inducing Congress to ~, NJ e ihay III
he attempt eah make thenattse % Uosas.
II will b lawfnl ~ patriotic 6Etsapt
ueds in the right dirse6e6, q s66et % bs
rsaasmbsrsa Nth pside ed so&isfhslisos
whether il succeeds q 1bile. 1hs esi1iAal
uniea Of The States ~ teuetht abeee 81
nevsnsats Of ths sasle eAafaseee. THe
eatisso Who objects TO The Ceavsatisa =
bound to propose > bsstse Plan II
procesd.ass = e9et ~ desired
ead. No plan il edsrsd - even
thought: e; thoss w vsa1d eptssb Il
would seem to me TO mahilost q least ID
touessn II MT sppositiee ~ q ressuuesue>
ton, reorganization md tee6oconAtion bs<
tween alisnatsd masses II the American pso-
PIE. To admit that the beavsnGisa win Ill,
would be to admit that hhs people Of IL.
United States are de6cI1ns 10 thSop uisaom.
and their virtue uecsss1ey 10 eeutinus ths
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



1of Every One.
The world b 70 inundated now with medicines Of
every description which warranted cures for every
known and unknown species Of disease. that the suf
fescr find almost impossible 70 distinguish between
good and bad. Some Of these wonderful ui propose
10 cure every complaint known to the Natcria Ned
lea. In speaking Of uosrErffas Birfns, We rc4cs 70
. preparation which limits itsclfto oae department
Of the body-thc somach-thc Irregularities and dis
orders Of which It not only claims to cure but does
Its reputation has become worldwide, and from the
aciae 10 the Atlzniic IN RON hemirpheses, ssd IN
every atitadc md Eoas, Il h know md enploycd as
remedis lagent.
Pesssas who havc been repeatedly deceived. per.
hape. cannot be convinced that nostet,srs Blttess
WI effect susc, rapid and permanent cures. Butthis
assertion IL confirmed BY testimonial leicrs from the
most distinguished men in the cuantry. All who
have once used thess Dtten keep them now By their
side safeguard. behaving that "sn ounce ofpre-
ssntion b bettss than poand q c1ss..
Tia digestive oryfns which have beea violated ard
psostra ID b excessive a. kscga)1f Indulgence Of
appetite will be restored TO theie nognal condition b
he use Of Ills wondssfal nsdlcine. -fBcsten rnv-
0lGr.
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o-...--------------
1rs
DosroN. July iA-e .. Dsesm:n
vas formally rsceivea tn. Iesesooe q the
City Hall. Ine 49, q - Gsy gov
eminent and arg nn@oef q cssssne are
waiting 70 g''e n..n S.s 0no!s
speeches wcIg "c' ny .s mos.
Vas 10 stMI :, sno u
genera s.u"I Pv. q. a. o o.e
O'Clock tnc oeneral pIoceeoeu 70 sne 1 ~.as
House wneIe PC W. Iece'veo " Wv. n!,'
lock ana warmly wsicomed 70 sne nosp''s''
ties oI me o.a ~ Eve an, -.
several omceFs OF 'ne 1vsn snu GOV .ns
chuset1 regiments, wn'cn ~eIe ~ cns .,
man army on tneI, msIcn 70 sne -, ws.c
here 70 greet tneiI oi1 c9mmandeI: -, H nn"
them we're SeneIs ~ Cn1 s ~ soa;s ...a Sosss
vel; Inc na1. ~ =. 'ne sssan'en.s we.e
displayed c srs. 80 scene W, ose Z. kIeas
interest: ~ sTSInoon zen. , Dne. ~
VII v.s,s .ne NY ,Au, nun n.. n,n Mon
umen., iiarvsT v1Ies1 ~ o:net P..0s =,
lhtercst. On Monusy sne,e VII DT Ktsno
reception ~ rannuleI Hal snI 9n Anulsosy
ne VIII Jake Ms oe!'A'g,o LOT, n. n, s,snl
!nrougn LoweIi. zen. sherman goes 70 New
Hampshire 10 attend the commencement o.
Dartmouth college.
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Mrs ED. X. N. SOuTHwORTII, the celebrated nov
cst. writes that when martyr to chronic dyspepsia
and nervous headache brought on by inccssant liter
airy labor she tried tho Bttcrs at the instance Of
friend. and found them. TO use has own words, a. the
right combination Of remedies" for her distressing
case The cure they effected was complete and last
ing. and ever since ehc has used the article In her
household o. - standard family cordial"
JOHN W. BROMBAuGH. Esq. Chief Clerk Of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, In the Navy Department,
icsthes that he sufferer from dyspepsia Of such
terribic type that during six years he never knew
one night Of uninterrupted sleep yet the Bttcrs en-
tirely removed the disorder. and by confusing to usc
them preventive he prcclu led Ia return lie states
further that single dose will always relieve him Of
the most acute headache In ancen minutes
Professor uYNDMAN, OF Univ Blfhop's College,
1rnnoxvillc) Canada East Gays that the Btcrp have
renovated biz constitution and hs appetite and ex
cmptcd him rum the violent billions attacks 10 which
he had long becn subject. lie communicated thcse
facts ~ an Get Of duty and recommends the article
to his friends ~ the best remedy for indigestion and
loss Of spirits ~ has ever trisd.
EDWARD 3. BILLS, ESQ. Of Raritan, N. j., &C
knowledecs, with thankalness ~ perfect rssso, aton
OF digestive Organs = their natural healthy TONE
through the operation Of the bitten
A letter from Mr.. JACOB FAUesKr Of New Rrit-
ton. Hamilton county, Indiana, announces that his
wife. who had been victim u chronic dyspepsia for
Ten Years. has been % much relieved BY sx bottles
u preparation that "rhe considerp herself cured
and would recommend the Stomach Bttess 10 all sim.
ilarly afiictcd."
Ars. 0RI00. wife ce the Rev. John Gsixx, q Ne
f"k. has derived zach great bsncat tum the Bitter,
that her husband transmits her thanks to the prup
etoss Her dincslty was pain In he right ode. NJ.
o., seatrs Ne found Tie medicine most bcncocia,
tonic and gentle laxative.
SAnVkL BfkaS. patient IN ~ new Cosva,ep
cent camp near AexandriA. Va, nys u Filters an
ven IN The army - The best prrparseoe to usc
MI a. es o. " stomach He sdda that 80 soldier
should Be- without It, for Il 10 not oplv r..,,.,,,,.
hut preventive II almost ali discsar. .a,,s, 4. -
ktto"
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00eeqlzl G1A ~ s
Daveees1e 111s1Ise nlp51e.
o'''' . =. =. pAyrs,sslc; Z, Ds;issss -.
!, r,orn-susr iowa
sssss Ssik a. s's /. ssss 81
4 :. $3.50 yeFsss es>o ass
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sstsss, and e. % lbf unsc und. H4T L
wess.- Esshsr mere sesIve = ~ dseiIas Of ar;
= tt.ee0t - Nc: Spring soid u q esoi O. end
Fe!sctsd spring a. Sc. ....,..
ne :.les srs @s1s q range q nom Ssossc ~ n.
1; Ss0e6Ns ~ No :; - lot r~jectsd; ~ to-
With sales q high ni.sd = -. and yellow 4 5ke
'' osss- Noasnsssy sesivs. bns ~ .0vss ". noe
a the close the mark.t 4 stronger a Sic and ~
ssspestiyely fcs Nos. and >.
.ys ~. e ssss & I'D .
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fFss go e SoI sSnSs - ...,,.,
loe Of 10 eels msse PORK shanas1 han1s g eoe0
Lake fssishts ssis stssdy u ise fss sssn . Buae
new York Market.
Asv Ysss. July lG.
Cotton-Shade hrmer and quiet 36@3S.
Plour-Dull, unsettled. 1OU4e0c lOxer. o.. Is
0s. 70 Ex. State, o. 3o4l0. 90 h. 4. o.
Whest--Dull and n0misally s0P4c lower. new
NJ; !. Mi. q q, % With buyers At s2.lo0ts.ls.
Rye-Quiet, Csc winter.
Cssn--2c lower, s2@s3 unsousd, new sskO
"a sound.
0..s.is lower; sales At si@ss Chicago, and
Pork-Hssvy and lower, ssi.5c@si.7o new.
closing q 8i.S9 cash.
Lard-ls11Q2l.
Whiskey-Dull st q. eo@2e5.
Petroleum-Quist.
Flour-C'osed dull, unsettled and 1890
lower.
whsst-,Dull and nominslly a@sc lower.
Corn-Ciosed &c lower.
Pcrk-Cicsed heavy and lower, new mess
e3i.eS cash.
Lard-Closed lull and heavy. At ls,f@sos1.
New York stock Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

WASHINGTON. July IA.

WASHINGTON, July IA.
The President this afternoon nominated
to the senate, Mr. A. w. Randall, now First
Assistant, TO be Post Master General. vice
Dcnnlson, resigned. No other designations
Of Cabinet officers hac been received BY the
President up to noon to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Judgc Allison
decided this morning that Major Davis
Weaver democrat, was legally elected City
Comm ssi0ner over John Givens, republi.
can, atthe election last October, by military
majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16
ovslnEss CARDS.

oUslNEse CARDS.
JOmN X3Ell., N. D..
LAss spsGsox srn IOWA CAVALRY.
HAvlNG BEEN ENGAGED IN THE PRAC-
IL tice Of Medicine ard Surgery for the last
TwusY 1nvx YEARS IN rms SfArs, has perman-
emily located in this city, and offers his profes-
siOnal services TO the citizens OF Davenport and
vicinity, and hopes BY his long experience with
the diseases or the climate, 70 merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Office temporarily At q. q. plummcr ) book
Store, residence in what was formerly known
the Fulton House, on Water street, above the
bridge. junc27 DIFF
w. r. GUNCkEL.
Dentist,
DERRY STREET, bet. Sd 4 4th, Davenport.
Il With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience 81 more than 20 years, hopes to merit
large share Of patronage sepi5
r. KIRK,
rARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCommercisl Alley, opposite Post Onicc. Da-
vc"r"rt. 10.
+. y. RICHARDSON, N. D..
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il with DR.. Baker. under the Davenport Ma
tional Bank, corner Of Sd and BRADY streets.
Rsrs.sScEs N. Adler. NJ. D., J. W. Il.
Baker, n. ID. nglS-f
.. ). SEVERANCE. .. W. $. woon
aRvERANCE q WOOD.
Resldent nDenaisas.
nFF1CE on Brady street, between Third AND
~ Fourth. janldtf
VWNn. r. nJlrrOE,
A TrORyEY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A and Var Claim Agent Office Davcnport's
Block, I'd Floor, cor. Main Al 4 Second streets.
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IT IS ~ NV lRT1ctE \, ppf bs(ue ihe public
l On sc!t'rh. q the rkGNeSnesG u fSatscA q Chol
esa j has becp manuieclnspa ad pacd Tor the last
Ol4OG 0ftlts = : W61s sDid 4 ~ Nv lhltigDd
States. sYIey 2n - RcEts with11t adycltis!ig. =
and sfH.scious ir;ce na.y y csris. fCr 4 - al
DrucEisis. FnlIa, 5i1x = fkler, Wholesale Ag'ts
ChicaGu. junol3-d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-16

New YORK, Jnly 15.-The steamer South.
amptOn with dates TO the 81 or 4th has
arrived.
The steamers City of Paris and Hibernia
arrived out on the 3D.
The Manitonowah after visiting Cher.
bourg proceeds TO London.
Lord Derby had an interview with the
Queen and subjected the following names
for new Ministry which were approved f:
Derby Premier and Leader in Lords, DIS.
raeli Chancellor, Exchcquer and Leader in
Commons, Stanly Foreign Secretary, Wal
pole Home Secretary, Gen. Peel War Secre-
tary, Pakineton Admiral, Buckingham Pres
ident OF Council.
A great seform meeting took place in
London on Monday night, at which were
81, 900 to 10000 people.
The Prince Of Wales, while riding along
Rotten Row, on Monday, was run against
by runaway horse The Princes horse
was thrown down, rolling over and over,
but the Prince escaped mot much hurt.
The London nmos' city article of Tuesday
evening says:
The Prussian army has created an impress
sion on change as to an early possibility Of
negotiations for peace.