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- Mechanlcs' and Agricultural Fair
Association of Louisiana New Orleans April q, ls56.-In
conformity with the Charter an Election for Tive One
Directors will take Mace between the oil 10 and
o'clock at the Office Of the Association Mechanics Institute,
TUESDAY NAV L. 1866 l.. HOMES. Secretary.
Notice to Consfgnees-The ship at.ivaria.
from New York is now dschargng cargo Post 49, First
District Conenees will please the office Of the under
signed tn settle their freight bills and thu receipt
their oods IN the levae otherwise they will be stoned their
EXPENSE and risk. JOSEPH DEYNODDT,
q IL L..
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IETRE. aRLBENG,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds of Machinery
sureyB carefully Instituted and Specifications setting forth
condition and requirements of the Hus Machr cry
of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly frns ed
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships
bsats would do well to have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Delofd and New Leyee streets,
New OrlsnnH
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Observation-Disclosures.

GST OR AsISEAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72
IL for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
OF the bunk the name Of AIRS Jane Mceay issued the
18th March, 1862. g.. .... 49,
II found application will bs made in due time for
newal of liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box SIS, Postohice
New Orleans La March g. 1866
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REMOVALS.

X EnMmOSAL-L B, PoTHIER HAS REMOVED HIS
street. 49, ~ -''enSiie street. TO NO. III dfaFler
cFffX ipdehted to the late frm PoTHIER Eau
petWeen Camp and Magazine streets " " 'i e'''
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: surely, Steadily, successf.ally, smol.

- surely, Steadily, successfully, smolnn-
de Extract Bucku curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses Of any kind,
Come We afflicted! Try Smoanders-Take other Bucku
Sold by all apothecares. Price, ST. D. Barnes Co.. New
York Barnes Ward CO., New Orleans, Southern agents.
Buregh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
raj agents, ,a=grsr .H-l
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Office Board of Underwriters, view Or
leans 2lt April la66-The Insurance Companies composing
,his BOARD las Der list below will close Offices daily
O'Clock P. and after the LIST day OF May next.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
Citizens Mutual ms urance Company.
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
Union Insurance Company.
Hope Insurance Company.
Louisiana State Mutual Insurance Company.
Y Star Mutual Insurance ConpRny
\ Germania Insurance Company.
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MARSH 81 CO.,
JOHN c. MARSH PRESTON W. EYRE WILLIS A.
STEWART)
Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS steamboat and plantation
use, building All kinds of blacRs1nithng done the
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. $50 NEW LEVEE STREET,
BetHeen pelord and Gaiennie streets, Nsw Orleanh
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MACHINERY.

IA Corner Of Erato and New Levee streets,
New Orleans, La.
'. John Armstrong d Co.,
JOHN ARMSTRO&G-JOHS ROY1
Iron and Brass Founders Boiler Makers Machist and
of every variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills
Saw Mills, Draining Machine Pumps Mill Gin Gearing
Crate Bars Architectural Iron Work. both plain and
tai, such Store Fronts Columns, Rangs Ventilators,
Beams, irders, Anchors Sash Weights Gratings, Stairs
Also
Steamboat Railroad Work of all kinds attended with
ueatnsss dispatch
Orders addressed Box ia, Mechanics Exchange Post
Office Box 9Sl, will be attended
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES at AUCTIoE
J. 3. WALTON & DEsLoNDE. 4

+- J.B. WALTON u DE5LOaDE.
,e Monday, April Goth.
s Fentress his creditors syndic sale Two gaa-
s s gAf plantations in the parishes Of Ascension and 0e'
Z W. and D. Urquhart Va. their Creditors. ~.
Faluabielands on Black river, in Catahouia PARISH
7sss LIZ Tuesday, May list.
s sssen Of Ts a household
Wednesday, May "a.
For succession Mrs L@Irs Montfsrtur lots on Canal
Pour valuable ground oa josephas street. between
Magazine and Camp streets
Two story and frame residences corner Of Coliseum and
Two story frame dwelling No Il Euserpe street and near
story cottage adjoining between Pysania and Coliseum
sania and Coliseum asree
Two asy nes esss the New
Ter iots q ground in the city Of Jefferson in Desirable
Saturday, May 9Th.
Fer succession David Woodshree lots Of sroun din
baskerville, corner Of jersey and Walnut streets
Il "Wednesday, May 9Th
sor ssesssSn Josephine Endeeons square Of ground IN
For succession Of H. NJ sumn.rsour lots Of sroun On
goan ii aa nqgsIs e1sa y M on
and iandsin s. HelenaparisI, near Tangipahe station
Il "Wednesday, May Esd.
II aoa aS Y II hs saisa valuable
Saturday, May ASIA. If
da Ell se sa Esssn 4 s . hr brick
los on Common and HoW ssrses aad nnproyed
II s9-For particulars see advertisements
4 CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE AN INVESTMENT
very superior and productive Tupentrs orchara on
Yves. Pearl river parish Of ST. TannaaS Ia 1t vyyats
sale
BY j. b. WALTON g. DEsLoNDE,
]. B. WALTON, AUcrIosEER.
il offce-No II Carondelet street
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Hall of PhGn,x Steam Fire Co. No. 70,
April &C. l866The officers and members Of the above
psy arc respectfully requested to meet at the engine house.
FULLY EQUIPPED on FRIDAY the 9th inst al half past
Two clock M for the PURPOSE of paving the last tribute of
respect to our late brother member WIN CALENDER The
Fire Department general are respectuIy invited 10 attend
88# By order W. NJ LOCKWOOD Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

ZOE REsT--sTogE ON MAGAZINE STREET,
5etWeen Seventh and Eighth Streets two squares from
Nlhtn street market Apply at This office. 81 RI
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n8UMMOND, DOIG d. CO.,
STEAM BOILER MANUF4CTURERs.
Low Pressure Locomotives Fued and Cylinder Boilers Car
fers, Filter and Juice Boxes made at the
Shortest Notice.
We respectfully solicit contracts for Boilers and all
connections such Fire Fronts Crate Bars Steam
Pipes Valves etc Chmneys and Breechen, all Of which will
be furnished at the lowest foundry prices.
All work executed establishment will be guaranteed
equal in point of workmanship and material any the city
or elsewhere.
Planters Merchants and Steamship Agents respectfully
invited call and examine the work and
Street betwee nNotre Dame and Julia streets.
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AUCTION SALES.

SUGAR PLANTATIoNs-HoME PLANTATION, PAR
ish Of AscensiOn-AUGUsTA PLANTATION, Parish
Of Ibefyie on Bayou Goula~ ,.- .z.r7..t t-.s5
's sYND1C's SALE & "
", g. $, yEETsEssl FoUsTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
HIS cREDrToEs }couRT, PARISH or ASCENSION.
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DESIRABLE, COMFORTABLE AND WE'LL BUILT TWO
store Frame Dwelling, No. IL Euterpe street. Py-
tana street. and neat story Cottage adjoning-a fine
large lot of Ground Pslymna street, between Coliseum
Walk and Prytania street, and well built two story
Stable. <s t. a., e.
BY j.. b. WALTON a. DIES LONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Ofice47 Carondeet street
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SUNDR1Es' ''..''.'''.. 49,
$500 bills Extra Superfne and Fine FLOUR
800 :. Mess PORK.
100 :. Prime
200 terces Choice LARD.
500 kegs .-
50 casks Clear SIDES.
100 :. Bacon SH0 uLDERs
50 . Green HAMS SIDES and SHOULDERS.
1000 boxes Star CANDLEs-Pr ctor & Gamble.
500 :. =. E. Emorys Sons
100 bbls. Lard OIL.
300 >. Boyle Rose, Virginia Mountain Dew, Pineapple
and Phoenix WHISKY.
80 bbls. ALCOHOL. .....
50 tierces Sugar Cured HAMS. .r &C.,. '.s
300 kegs assorted NAILS.
200 boxes SOAP.
100 quarter casks BRANDY.
For sale by ~ rs ii. KENNEDY CO.. ---
So and 81 Poydras street.
| RAILROAD CAK WHEELS
ST. -lg 800 WHITEEY-S5-inch
| For sale by
| BIZ. WEST
Hs and III Magazine street.
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The Capital Stock of the Company shall be one hundred
thousand dollars divided into thousand shares
dred dollars each to be paid in the following manner
Fifty cent of the subscribed paid
the time of subscribing ten the LIST
temer and ten per cent thirty days thereafter
until the whole amount subscribed be paid provided
should the profits of operating the wells be sufficient pay
the thereof the Board Of Directors shall the
right to authorize the President stop the call urhe
instamcnts. and to declare the stock par issut
certificates to the stockholders for the full sub
scribed to,
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At the time Of the expiration of the Charter of the oresaid
company If ordered by of the stockholders
hereinafter provided for the affairs Of the company shall be
qudaed its debts paid under the charge and
appointed by the
who shall remain in Office until the final liquidation
Of the aifsirs Of said company.
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The Board of Directors shall their first ever
year. elect from themselves President Vice
dent and they shall also at the time elect Secretary
Treasurer and Superintendent who shall hold their
til their shall be elected. The President shall
the proper whom be served citations
other legal process against The Corporation.
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New Orleans, OpelOusas ana Great
Western Railroad, Feb. a. Is66-On and after MONDAY
NEXT the 10Th inst the Passenger Trains will leave the
Depot Agiers every morning at O'clock arriving at Bra
shear City at IL NJ Returning at NJ, arriving at Agers
4 at 5 P. .f-.. .-s|-- .er s.
The ferry boat will leave the city wharf, foot Of Canal
street, every morning M o'clock connecting With the pas
senger train. srr.5 . . zrrr-sy.s r-..5fr Us
Freight for Brashear intermediate stations will be
ceived at the place every day usual. m5 ss
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F. Eemoval--The office of the New Or
leans OpeousRs and Great Northern Railroad has been
moved to No. 60 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee.
# April 26 1865 GEO W SQUlRES, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
Tho I.iverpeel Csessa Market.

The Iiverpeel Cseten Market.
LrmrooE, Thursday ev6nfngs Auguse -, lsoo.
Ths cotton market rules arm, but change y noted
In quotations The sales today rsAch 12ooo bales
LIvERrooL, Friday. August 2l-Noon
The Liverpool cotton market n very nrm. Prices are
quarter Of penny per pound higher compared with
the last quotation telssr~phed, but aro unchanged
on the week. rhe sales OF the week sum up according
70 the Broes CircsIay, co. coo batR. Mddlng upands
arc quoted l3ld. w. @@R e t~ s
IavxxrooG, August 24-P NJ
Tho cotton market Is unchanged The sales to-day
wore 5000 bales middling uplands ~ lss<d.
The Liverpool Breadseuas Market.
LvEHsooI, Thursday evening August "a, 1sco
The weather has been more fsvssabls for the crops
and tho market for foreign brcadsu Of al descriptions
h@ ruled Dat, closing duh and downward
LIvERrooL, August 2l-P. n
The breadstufs market Is dull but prices aro without
change Of note. Western mixed cvrn 20s o.
Liverpool Provisions Mn rIees. r
s.a HES M LyERrooI, August 24-P. N.
The provision market Is without particular change
except lard, which Is advancing.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
FRANCE.
SPECIAL, 1ltfrMR 10 TIE new soas atsALu.

SPECIAL 1ElEcaAK 10 TIE new Yoas atsALD.
The Empress sf Mckee Gsne 10 Her Has-
> tss1fh hands Homo.
PARIS, Aagust 23, 1856.
The Empress Charlotte Of Mexico has term-
mated her visit to tne Court Of the Tuileries
and gone 10 Max.miiiau's home at Miramar.
SapeIesn's ssSece~-ity'' Toward. the United
tsss
.ne@ PARIS, August PAP. NJ.
II is reasserled that the Emperor Napoleon
has firmly rejected the demands Of the En-
press Of Mexico for assistance TO quell the
insurgents. Among The reasons given by
Napoleon for his refusal Of aid was "hs ne
cessity ofkeeping faith with the United States"
concerning the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Mexico.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
FlnaNcIaL AND COMMERCIAL.

vhr London Momry Market.
foSpos Thursday evening, August y, 1909
The money market t. Arm
ccnaols have advanced = per eeat since noon, The
closing quotation money this evening being AZ So
AmrrIran Securities.
10xpos Thursday evening, August %. 1909
The market for American securities has been steady
and nrner tho closing qaossoDs showing M improve.
mcnt.
The latest saics to-day were foilows--
unlted states eve vetwenflcs 7o's.
Erie Railway shares, Hls.
Illinois Central Railroad shares. "a
foSpos. Friday, August ANoon
The money market u easier. under a very favorable
weekly return of the Bank % England
tcpscls are still quoted a. the closing rate Of ycsser
dAy-esk.
M& Lospc~, Friday Assass 2x--Noos.
American securities cousinus arm, and United States
bonds are hishss The current prices s~:--
Unissd States ave.twsnsy bonds. .............. 7oK
ninois Csnsrxi shares. ss....................,.... ~
N assm Lospoy, August 2<--P.M w.
ne mousy market y unchanged.
conssls ciossd a ssk for money.
Am~sscsn secuiluss are nrn.
p~NeA e>esss evestwentIs& Is&................... TON
- uearss ~
asnob tcntfals. ..ss.ssssssssssssstsss.s. "s
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embodying and expressing the moderate prin-
ciples Of the liberal party, has passed the
lower House Of the Chambers by large
majority.
There we're twenty-five negative votes,
made up by the members who are Poles and
Catholics. sifN4m.
BERLIN, August PA. NJ.
The Prusslan Chamber Of Deputies has voted
. congratulatory address to the King upon the
successful results Of the war.
There were twenty-five negative votes.
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. REvssl'tA.
s,ftAl rtifellm 70 Tx NEW Ypw maap,

N
S.ssri.s IIs.sr. e shs American !. D.eprs.cu-
II ~ arn.Ts h ~ sasive~. &C. 64
y 81 PEu1aassss, l-uguss %, 1866. \
Honors and attentions. Of the most marked
esd kiDdest charac' .sr continue to be shown to
ithe represent. .dves, naval and diplomatic,
q sbe I'm. .,sd States in this city. On Sunday
they enjoyed reception Of unparalleled gran
deur at the imperial palace Of PeterhOn.
Nr. Sawyer, the special correspondent Of
ths New YoRK HERALD with the American
squadron, was specially presented to thc En-
peror and Empress Of Russis, then Mr. Fox
end other Americans 10 the Grand Duke and
Duchess Nicolas and Maria. s 'st'
The entire party brsatfssted and dined al
sbe palace.
In he evening the Americans were enter
sAissd BY the city merchants. 1t was a grand
and pleasing entertainment The Merchants
Clerks' Club gavo . ball sS \
5Ths city vas illuminated. IN
o. Monday therc was grand military
esview In The camp at Tzaraskolo, after which
b American o6cc- were the guests Of tbc
Inperor AlsxAndss. s -
( he sailors - tAs United States squadron
eASs enjoyed : public tsie dinner a cron-
tAaA whers tAsss sss thousands Of visitors 70
S!Bs
~ DO ss1st diansr % The officers yesterday
&bSsts Alexander. departing from the
ele8 saa Hms-Aonored custom Of Russia,
WA ia II give toast propose proc
m 4 - unlssd States, ths good health Of
HSk&s Of the deputstion, and oon-
- Assadship between Russia and Ans-
M1 i v BE- N imperial ball ss the palaes
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~s hsae - rvse-ess yssissasy. psio@~ n snas
neninsis1 ~ co@etDcs. Soks w Esansxy fs
rssyvasry " Msas, sn6 M f.<Nsxxs~ me- ss,.,..,
GsSsrs 0fs tun1ssf snf saty fssxss~s wsrs rssssnt
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rs&~&a
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nrrn rsmsanna ~k..''. Y l.'.. !. u.

'F#~tAHh A@MNfF -.
T1 radirst ~ i,s &astaA cosErssw oasi dssi,ie, u
ininoAs have nooaAaas@s a q nsssinx as1 ia tns
r~ssfsh sehu Baker Bgh ihe.s dA~rets srs ssoa,
No dcubAfsi, and 49, rfoSabiy ~ tsrisa W N.
conservative
fhs n&dAosi Stats rgrmHies " fha etsas psspas 70
sehd ds<gxle~ - gve no~M ssprsrt ssa ts.s~ u ~
s0mfhsfn rnADu Cnnyseslgn ssa Ms~nsn wyi Ds g~srs
ssbt~f w fbs Ssv~smsf snf fhe pvus9nsMs r&@i<si.
fhs rxfsns4s Low8 ssi1~naty bpo1unx ssa~.
uhxf alarmed. sn1 have esHef of~m f03<1. o<n~i,v
frsnbsi AD1 r< ehes y Masysfi - egshs s1d san.a
xb.sm
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sourHAHrTos, Thursday evening, August %, 1860.
The steamship Germania from New York arrived at
this port to-day .
QrEEvsTows. Friday, August 2l-AM
The steamship Heyea, fron New York August II,
arrived here this morning
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
AUsT RIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yosk HERALD.

A General Peace Feeliag and Hopes Or
Fusmre in Germany. sas.. -' .e
VIENNA, August 2S, 1860.
The feeling existing in Austria is in favor
Of peace from the present war, and leaving,
to the government diplomacy the future
chances Of re-establishing the power Of the
empire in Germany.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
SWITZERLAND.

SPECIAL TtLfsaz 70 TE NEW Ysk maalD-
The Frontier Dcfensiy. Works Discontinued.
BERxE, August 20, 1866.
All the defensive measures aud works
adopted or undertaken BY tho government Of
Switzerland during the late war In Germany
have been discontinued.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
BAVARIA.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.
CessiOn Of Territory 10 Prussin.
MuNTcH, August rs, 1866.
The districts wbich Bavaria agrees to cede
to Prussia are those of Oberbayern, Gresfeld,
Hiltese, and Thannow in Lower Franconia.
They contain about forty thousand inhabit-
ants.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
TINE PEACE HEGoTiATlONs,

1Ae sssnIns - = Treaty ef Peace Expscscd
age~ss~~ yti MsnscntarIIy. -s igsHest ses
LONDON, Angus, p Noon, \
I. The news that treaty Of peace between
Prussia, Austria, Italy and Bavaria has been
ssgned At Prague b hourly expected. sa't sr'a'
- /. ,s.s .s.us. <, PnA0uE,, August "A. NJ
The most perfect concord exists among the
,plepiposeudaries assembled here, and treaty
: q ,cs,s 80. though not yet signed, may be
regarded q accomplished. - rs.s 4 oes Y
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
pRvssIA.
4 ,rlssAs 70 tn NV Ysm ssaAls.

- RIio's PslIsy Ks1srssd sy the Lswsv
Hs~Ss ~ ~ Lse1pjassre.
BBHtu, August ~, 1855.
~ issssIasivs address V Tho Kips of Prue
~ n tsnly v TIE nsscb ftSin the shrshs
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

A General A;saAssy for Political Offences.
FLORENCE, August rs, 1866.
King Victor Emanuel has issued decree
proclaiming an amnesty TO political exiles and
prisoners throughout Italy, and his dominions.
- T'his decree includes Mazzini, as well as
others Of lesser prominence. ~
ssenernI Garibalsirs Commission.
,..,,.... .s. NAPLES, August 23, 1866. a
ans The report that Garibaldi was about resigu-
ing, or that his resignation had been tenderad
70 the King. is denied by thcsc whose position
would place them in possession Of --a.s' -@ fast
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

SPECIAL TElEeaAm TO THE NEW yoRk HERALD.
The Austrian Evacuation Of Venice.
aa FLORENCE, August %, 1866
The Austrians continue to remove the
national relics and objects Of art from
Venice.
Twenty-Five hundred Italian prisoners have
been released by the Austrians. M
The New York herald., 1866-08-25
30 Il { MIA.

The PrnssIans Marching Away-A strong
i Force I'm Prague.
~ PRAGUE, August 24-A. M.
The Prussian troops are rapidly retiring
from Bohemia.
Six thousand remain at Prague as garrison
until the treaty Of peace about being signed
is carried into effect.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

*
EU UR0P
Special lTelegrams tothe
New York Herald.
News BY the Cable to Friday,
!. August "a.
Peace Regarded as Accom-
plished at Prague.
Has ---~~~~-~-~~~~~>~~--
TIE PRUsslANs EvAcUA1lNG BOHEMIA.
Austrian Feeling in Favor Of Peace and
q General Removal from Venice.
The Prussian War Policy Endorsed
BY the Legislature.
o~~~~.~~~~~.~u~-.>-~, ~
1mperial HonOrs to the United
States Qnicers and Herald Cor
respondent in Russia.
~>oo-~~~~@---~~o..,~sS~
Another Russo American Toast
by the Gear.
THE EMPRESS Of MEXICO AT HOME. 4
NapOleOn's Necessity Concern
ing Mexico.
s >~>~~~YS-~~~.--.~-~.e~~-
LATEST MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
20. 60. 60.
rN NN7@stt
ENGLAND.
~~--<>~-~--~~~~~~~~,-~<S-~
SPECIAL JtlEeRAm 10 THE NEW Yoak RRAle.
\ TAe Peace or Europe Regarded astsecured.
QUEm's HoTEL, LONDON, August 23, 1866
Advices received in this city from all parts
sfthe Continent 60 to show that the war in
thst psrt Of Europe il ended for the present
TINE PEACE HEaorIATloNs,
t~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~~~>~~~>~~
1Ae ssanIas 81 = Treaty af Peace Expsesed
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THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO At HOME.
ENGLAND.

SPECIAL JflEeRAm 10 THE NEW Yoak AAALe.
TAe Peace or Europe Regarded asesecurcd.
QUEEN's HoTEL, LONDON, August 2S, 1866.
Advices received in this city from all parts
ssths Continent 60 to show that the war in
Ahst part Of Europe il ended for the present.
The New York herald., 1866-08-25

S.ssri.s IIs.srs e shs American =. .epre.eu
M hn. q AeM.nx N vs. lsn1fses. l.H
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