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~ yoHS 9. wHrTTrEa.
No birt-sosg hossed down the bill.
Ths tspgIst bsnk below wss stiII:
No rustic from the the hirehsn STEM
Nc ripple from the wsssf's hem
The tusk Of ssiIighs round % grew.
We fen she falling Of the dew;
For. fron u. ere the dsv wss done.
The wooded hills shut out the sun.
Bus % The rivers ssrsher side.
We go the hi;i-sops siorl6sd-
A sesder eIow. exceeding fair.
A dream Of tsy without iis glare.
With us shs damp, the chill. the gloom;
Win then the ssnsss's rosy bloom;
While dsrk through vipowy vissss ssen.
The river rolled 10 shade between.
Proa out shs darkness where we srod.
We gssed upon those hills Of God.
Whose hight seemed NOT Of noos o. sns;
We spsks not. bus osr thought vss ons.
We psssed q II iron that bright shore
Beckensd our dear ones gone before.
And sriIled our beating hearts 10 hear
The voices Iost % mosssI ssr.
sudden COR pathway turned from sight
The hills swung cfen 10 the light;
Thrc,eh their green gates the susshin
showed
A long. slant spIentos downward flowed.
ID IN gisds ssd glen and bank il rolled;
IL sridged the shaded stream vith gold;
And bosne % piers Of nidss. allied
The shsdsvy vish the ssnlit sids:
''So.r pesyed % when ost feet dssw nea
The rvsr, DARK si.h fear.
''Asd shs night eenesb csill 9TH De-.
%. Fssnsr, ies Thy light break shfosgh!
$50 y: the hills q dosbs divide.
|Ss bridge wish faith shs ssslsss lide.
$50 iet me syes shss fill % earth.
On Thy ssesssI hiIb look isrsh;
|-Asd 10 Thy bsekosisg saerIs kss~
The dear oses whom % loved bslow."
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NEW SADDLERY
AND

~ uarneSs NanuGhetoRy.
wILLiAm 4. PTEFTER- ,<spsesssI'y
eass~,crs - tke eirisens Of Dubois. snc
sarsss<isr esssrs~s. shst - be- opesed .
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sri.@sss a sss<k 81 ssttIes End harness
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- rhe sSsssigssd respect O.
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sast - hss -. 50 ~iIl esssssssiy ke~p
- bsnl- - nsssfsersr> % estev. oil ths
Isress ss1 nsss i.shossbIe variesies d Fur-
s;rsrs. sseh - Wsrts6s<s. Bsrssss. Bsj-
saesksI TssH<<. Lsssgss. snd ; Isrgs ssscvs-
1ess 4 eSairs. q ne best sryIss He 70
sps<sfsIlv ississs thsss desirisg anything v
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60 pur<ksss.e elsewhere. . - b essG
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ssrHss q Xestss 81 Psssessvilie sfrrsss
JACOB ALLE&
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The Chief Jsaice of ihs Usited States
hsvisg brrs eIsiked y : rscsss sss e
Cesgr.s sish ssshorisy . ssh sPeriai
sssn q he Circuit Cssrl ef he Uaiset
states i sAis eiy. 4 = ssv sey gss~ss',y
thss q Psesidsst Davis uin -
ssrslgsed ior trislspoa she change of'rss-
ssar sishsr - ~ ossshs = Jsss . July
sexl
The sr'sl will - The ncss inporisss skicA
be- ever ,skss place eiiher i sais = -
oshsr cosssy- Ne sseh Szsts isisl 80 -
surseS II Esglssi. Isis rsnsrksbie C.
% he hisisry q Riehsoss. {. sAss & he -
of ex PrssiSess Davis shslI - he1S hsre.
shsse q The nos, psrtsst stsss irisIs shick
lsve sskes place i .Ais essssy sili hsss
|seeurrst u rhis city
Tse srisl cf Jshs Thonpsss CsilesSer
Ia 800. sor . seditisu Eb<l s,sn Prrsidss'
'Johs Adans, sas the ffst of tkese isnon'
criminal csses.
Calender hiusslf 90 lsttls worthy q ~
IsAirisins q exsissnsas wSieh ~ sris
then eaeae1-
He 90 ssssigssr shs > rsprssesssd =
lhsss ssss = drprsvss is sssss - - -
nslirsaas il sesper- His csss 1srsss =
lsnp orisses fsos he &c, thsi - Dsns
sstie lssders d ihss dsy. having .srshsis
sheir forces fos isrrisk es.1iss ~ish -
Federal esrsy. sssised sks.ssivss = -
lsrisl. sst " ne ru6e. ssnirnPfDsss 80
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lTTORNBT AT Law,

sUvuR sslersigset uiII kerssftss prsesise
i = 10 Czrssis Casrt of Dsbo;s County.
80 - prs.psly $1,000 - sA busissss sn-
q. WILL y TRAcEwELL.
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BELLER.-Ihis prncey magician still draws large
crowds 10 the Arch Street Theatre. His music Is
ray ishiDg but his magic marvellous; and the mys.
terry with winch he wells his tricks is absolutely i'm
penetrable. For that reason 1T is all the more ac-
aaOtahlg.
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The EFFECTS OF BAD HANDwRIrING.-It ap-
pears that a gentleman in Michigan owned a
building which was situated on the lands ot the
Michigan Central Railway, and the company
desiring him to remove it, the superintendent,
who writes a most nncouth hand, sent him a
short letter, ordering its removal at once. The
months afterwards the superintendent met the
owner and began scoldtng him for not doing it..
The explanation was soon made; the notice had
been received; nobody could decipher it; some
one had suggested 1T might be free pass, and
had been riding over the road for three months,
the conductors being as unable as the rest of the
world TO decipher the note.
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To you is due the credit of revy ing the of this
important agent In the practice of dentistry after lul
OF twenty years
The value OF a sa anasthetic agent, which can De
used Without anticipation of danger to the patient
great boon to suffering humanity and have related
thus min utely its tiOD my own cases In the belief
that II similar favorable Tesus are met with by others
the nitrous oxide gas VIII supeIseue III olher anes-
thetics ow in use, j. nj CAh OCHAN,
Snrgeon- i'm ChIef to the State hospital etc. etc
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qbc sclovoninn Brotherhood.


A SOCIETY WITH TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEM
BHPe THE PRESIDENT AND sEoRErARY SEWARD
AMONG THB NUMBER,
Al extensive society, entitled ''The Selavonian
Br, theIhood =" has been orPanized, with its head
auariers in this city. IL Is stated tnat the society
aiFeady numbers some two hundred thousand. com
pYising Poes BOhemlanB 81 esians Moravlans. aud
Servans Mutual improvement and strengtn, both
polillca and social, the principal objects OF the
pointed who purpose ablishng library and read
ing-room for the benefit OF tue Society Faculties
and protection for EN- Pra ion are also 20 De eX-
tended Letters have been transmitted TO President
johnson and secretary seward, asking the support
and co operation of these gentlemen, and appointing
them honorary members. TO wnich the lonoWlhR re-
pneS have been rec ivedi-
REPLY OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, June IL 1886 -
Gentlemen 81 have received your KIND letter OF the
7ah june Instant in orming me Of my election 70 On
honOrery membership in the Sc'avonic Brotherhood
which you repr, sent In repy to this compliDeni6t2
expression the friendship and esteem OF the sooe'
i eft to re urn m gratefu acknOw leuk ~ it
Teo ions ndica ed may he rewarded with benede u re
suits With tentiments of regard hn' bon' oi"e"'
your obedient servant, ,,,Mu spwApn
REPLY OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
FxrorT1vE MANstoN WASHINGTON June Is, 1866 -
Gent emen by direc Ion OF the President nave the
honor O acknowledging the receipt OF your letter o
the 7th instant informing him of his ecton sS an
ORGANIZATION now being formed for the promotion OF
welfare OF members here and ior tactitatinR ana en-
couTagIng the imm igra ion of your friends abroad 70
baton and II President desires to express bis aopre-
citation OF ana thanks for the compliment you nave tens
o''e0 fPwARp COOPER Acting PrIvSts Secretary
~ Y HerQid
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The degree of nsensbuity produced by the be
inferred fIomthe following -

The degree insensblty produced by the gas may be
Inferred fIoml the following
AMUSING INCIDENT.
lady to our office TO have one tooth extracted
fteT examining the tooth administered the gas aud
when she lel asleep the tooth was extracted, On
waking she spit out me blood, aud In n few minutes
was as to Vacate the chair another patient aud
take a sent at the tab G. Not Offering to pay as
gentle romindar, asked her TO add her name to our
SCROLL GWL, !" SAID the lalv when are you going to
draw my tOOth?" The tooth had been out ten mmu,es
TESTIMONY FROM THE NEW YORK EVANGELIST
''Ne slow TO believe IN the efficacy Of new reme-
dies that are offered the public but the frequent
testimony If clerpyLlpn and others of acquaintance
assures us that DIR. COL 'ON, whose Ofice is 10 the
Cooper Institute has st last found Of extract
ing teeth absolutely wiifout pain. We
think 1t a duty publish this fact, which give, not
on our own ex perience but the testimony of OF
high character and Intelligence who are utterly inca
pabe OF deception"
Our price or extracting is 81 for the first tooth and
81 loi each subsequent tOotn. 70 IL tusSt
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THE TEETH.
NOLTON DEN TAI
ASSOCIATION.
N A M u s N O S Il o II Y,
by One who visited the Cotton Dental
Association.

"Alighting from the omnibus which hes brought us
through Broadway's huuyng throng, which seem ever
pursuing mOckng phantom that eudes their grasp,
ascend the marble Steps Of the Cooper Union Iti
all very fine to this pleasant reception room, but
the stuuo beyond the folding doors'ay, there's the
rub But the kindly face and pleasant voice of the
Professor greet errand shou OF half It's
terrors. Yet cannot forbear asking, present
credentials ana look midy at the compassionate
dark eyes far above our dimnutive stature, win
It kill us 2? pleasant laugh and assuring word coz
vince that time has not vet Gomez and comply
with the nvi alton to enter the operating with our
two accompanying friends (he fair ace Of
the driven snowJ with very much he feeling that
the fly accepted the proered hospitality Of the spider
Ere aware oft seaed,n the dreaded chair en-
gagged in pleasant conversation. Suddenly find prop
nslnuated between our jaws, ana the mouthpece OF
yanous looking black bag between our lips. Two pair
of hands, gentle in their manipuauons to almost
lead TO doubt their belonging TO the mascu
line persuasion hold our mouth upon the pipe that the
Inhalation of the gas may be more perfect, while the
of the Aforesaid hands speak gentle OF
encouragement Tie soft hand of lady assistant Is laid
assuringy own, and can almost feel the sup
pressed anxiety of the two beloved companions behind
the chair, buzzng sound, as of myriad swarms Of
bees Anon comes floating by in grand measures and
longdrawn cadences sweet old tiiumDhal hymn such
those may sing who, having lett all of earth behind
them enter into the glory OF the Lord and mingled with
this, wild symphony of dashing waves, ringing their
'ceaseless never more Yet how strange that last word
of the hymn gave us a slight twitch followed by two
more which partook t the nature OF strong ye pain
less wrench. Your teeth out three kind voices
But have not come down yet TO tn sublunarv world
sufficiently to comprehend Their meaning, until the
assurance s repeated by one OF the ami lar voices be
hnd the chair We iise new being, and leave at the
of the kind operator fifteen moIurs ana ncisoIs
tribute TO the greatest discovery of the age.
"MARY n. ROCK WELL"
DR. COTTON las made the Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Cas-" tor more than twenty past and
originated its hetc foS the extraction to h
In May, 1869. since then have administered II to
over -. -
Is 600 PATIENTS,
Is O00 ATE MIS-
without gle failure to produce insens bty TO pain
OF unpleasant in uric us effects from the
gas, which is so incident to chloroform and ether
Every of these Is 600 patients have signed GER
ticate scroll that the operation painless plea.
SAINT We can extract from ten to fifteen teeth with one
dose of gas.
The following are the names of some OF the distIn
guished whom have extracted teeth with
The gas and to whom we would confidently reter;-
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But what do the medical profession say of the gas
The following letter rom the distinguished surgeon, DIT
I M CarnOclan, to DIR. Colton speaks tor II, elf:-
" No. IL East sixteenth street
New York December 20 1865 (
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DRY GOODS.
= II / g Z &c w O O d,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets,

Have just opened Q new lot of French Lawns, at %
and 81 cents yaId.
b ack and white Plaid Mozambques % cents yard
Plain color Balegee, 81 cents.
Plain color Grape Mareiz, 40 cents yard.
Fine quality Back Alpacas.
Fine quality black all-wool Deaines.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
HEAVY black Gros Grain Silks, 81 75 yard.
WHITE GOODSi WHITE Goods
Soft finish Jaconets, 25 2s, 81I 40, ana 80 cents
Soft nsh Cambrics very cheap
White Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks.
SHRED n us ins s7jc., 81 % and 81 60 yard.
White Piques very cheap
LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS!
Best makes OF Shirting Linens.
Table Linens by the yard
s4 and To- Linen Table Cloths, very cheap.
Linen Napkins, SO 8s, So 50, 50 60, aud 50 70 per
dozen.
Linen Towels, 25, 2S, 81, 87t and so Genus a ward
Best quality American Prints, warranted fast
cOlOrs, 20 cen. q ward
B. ST makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very low est market prices.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
GOOD ass Sortmen of Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies and 1ents' Linen Hdkis
Gents Neck.ties, Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders,
Linen Fans, very cheap. silk Fans, yery cheaD.
French Extracts, Pomaoes, and Soaps, Bulalo Hair
Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, etc.
PRICE & WOOD.
n. w. Corner EIG aTH and FILBERT SITS
N. B-A large assortment of Baardvale Fiannels
bouPht before the advance, and selling at less than
bale prices. 24S
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
uNIO. FHRNIfIIfHRDni nj HDi mr.

u . r T U r. E.-THE LARGEST,
j. Cheapest ana Best stock of Furniture in the
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
MOTHERS AND N:U r S { S

Who have tested Or. FITLER s INFANT CAR
llNA1IVE Tor the last 80 years, certiv by thou
SANDS that it the greatest household remedy for
Cross ChilGren, Infants Teething, Cho'ic, Cramp,
Bowel Compliant, Sleeplessness, Pains, Spasms
sour Vomiting, Frettng, + atu ency, Cholera In
tantUm, ETC.. contains nothing injurious perfectly
harmless and children love II dearly. Pnce only 25
cents. Satisfaction guaraut uteed.
Sold by all Druggists and Dea ers
Prepared only at No. 29 South FOURTH Street,
above Chesnut. t8 q
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PHILADELPHIA.

Casper souder, Ed, Mrs Mrs " c. BisPham,
Charles +. Garrlgues, Mrs. I. Fisher
Rev Alex j. Hamilton, Mrs II. B. W weaver.
Rev George BrinGhurst, Mrs. James J. Allen,
george GiaS s G.G5a 6ags fs''On
Samuel Kreamer, Mrs R. L Rutter,
I. Turpin, Miss Anna Moore,
EnnE w. S P5 Sursey Mrs P Bdnssq
Aug e. Bournonvie NJ d Mrs, j. NJ. Bradford.
FC WicSx @ years oldI Miss @ Fannie Fannie Knowles
G. G. Herbert, Dentist Mrs Mrs Hannah m PhIps
j. r. Bailey. Mrs Sarah D. TOmlnsOn,
Coon Lewis Wagner, Mss MARY NJ. Mitchell.
j. A. Macarthur, VI. D., Miss Juliette :. Roberts,
Alexander G. Cattell Miss Rebecca W. Altemus
NEW YORK.
{. B. ahgren Mrs FsN Rey Wm oA1,1s Anderson
John Il Johnston, NJ d. Mrs George che esterman.
Il G6oytS 9Snes M MIS- rs SSd GnEEls p Bodae MaTee,
b. L Wait, Ientst. Mrs. 8 NJ Beard,
Rev R" '" CHaries R6 g. Fainter Mrs Mrs {. " " S %Sam,
Rev H. Emerson Mrs James II. Mills.
S.N And fourteen thousand
John j Iitche'l NJ. D. three hundred and ffty-s X
Mis-. e. d, + n. South Others.
worth
ste their names the following of which are specimens
Without the slightest pain uninterrupted dream
! -Ey FOTeiO2 Mn Stef OF Stat.
"Came from Hudson-would come from England
"Thought was going up in the air, holding to the
| tail OF kite "
! "A good humbug, i man lave his teeth draws
| wlthou' knowing 1t "
| "a bso utely did NOT know it was done till done"
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain
| with one dose OF gts,"
| t'No more old. fashioned dentistry for me-"
My second operation wi IN the gas-have tried ether
! mostieanestly recommend the Nitrous oxide"
| "VCTy pleasant cream"
'TNas weak and nervous, received no pam, but won
| del iully refreshed afterwards"
| Il endorse all written above y"
| "a pleasant ride on the cars"
"A great Improvement in the barbarous art Of den
.; should never have tooth drawn wthOutit."
| God bless lie inventor"
BHt it will be as ked does II destroy all panP Is thu
GAS pleasant to breathe? Does 1t leave bad effects
arerw6lds? Can person with NY weak lungs or hear
siroy all pan It IS pleasant to breate-no bad effects
having weak lungs heart disease. Indeed we have
had fifty such patients tell they felt better a weet
| after inhaling the gas.
But what do the medical profession say of the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the af1ic During this time we have treated
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various of disease, and in almost per
manent cure has been electco. Many o. them In fact
had been given up incuTabe by their physicians We
restored to health in few days. thousands per
sons in this city who had been suffering from painful
diseases FIVE ten and fifteen years and At or
institution we have cured and curing class of dis.
eases that has baed the medical pfofe in all ages
Of the world.
REFERENCE CES-We refer the diseased and others
Interested practice to the 10 loving well
known gentlemen who nave been treated successfully
byus:
GEORGE GRANT, No. 6lO Ches2 ut street.
R I. De ILVEi!. No. 1875 Chesnut street.
Soior Genera PiENsoNToS ~ U S Nrmv 11o"
Hon DAVID WILNoT, Judge of Court of Claims,
"atii Hon Judge GAPRoX, New YOrk city,
EDw1S Efy n 5hL FoRREsT the 81 ereat giGat
Key Eey. BtIiAI BE INAIL e tAl"aGI2@js Ky f6as
Colonel THOMAS W. SWEENEY, Assessor, No. 70
"Gn6 G. oRGE H. EARLE, Attorney-at-Law Sixth and
0SS EMHSuEL REY, Attorney at-Law, No. 7O7 SAMSON
S'15s'G De- GEORGE W. FREED, Lancaster city, Penna.
ALB ERr H. NICOLAY, No 50 William street, New
'SGyN6 G. 6GMMINGg, sspyyessnt stree New York city
John n Bt IsI 20 1928 south Broad stfeet.'
3ERcF6ET %6 1SS P6IGd9 rnb pRa
JAMES WILL SCAR. No. 2O2S Green street,
SHhREE5 BE- 6T%S t9sSe'S?a So St
TR&HAsI m Ysst Ssmae
Consultation and examinations ms t iIee q Oh irge
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE g. B0LLES,
CORNER THIRTEENTH AND WALNUT sTs.,
2s thstu7trp Philadelphia
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-The gorgeous spec
tacle oil the Maud Queen still upon the boards at
this popular theatre. Each representation OF this
drama gives the auaIence an insight mo some new
attraction SO that Notwithstanding the uncomiOrta-
Bile heat there is tal inc off in the nightly attend
ance IL will undoubtedly enjoy long run.
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BRYAET's MINsTRELs-The art OF mnstre'sy, &C.
cOrding to the Ethiopian Interpretation has been
advanced to a high degree OF perfection by the
Bryants The multitude that nightly crowds the
New Chestnut Street lhea're attests the manner in
which citizens appreciate their delneations of
negro character and eccentricites
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TESTIMONY FROM DR. GeIsSCoN,.

NEW YoRK, March &, 1865.
Having ccasion recently to undergo minor surgical
operation OF much severity | embraced the opportuS
administered by DIR, O. COTTON. l found It per-
fcctly satisfactory. / put into sonud sleep In
few seconds and remained until the operation and
dressing OF the wound were completed While looking
for the ncisions 70 begin, l tound they had az been
done. -, JOHN IL GhlS lStOM
Physician to New York Hospital
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General Harry.

General William +. Barry, who is assigned bv
order Of LieuteLantGeneral Grant to the com
mand Of the United States forces between But
alo and tho mouth of the Niagara river, is colonel
Of artillery in the regular army, and brevet
bIigadier For the duties of such a position
General Grant could not have selected better
officer General Barry is a thorough soldier in
every, respect and his record during the late
war has been a very honorable one. he was
Chief OF Artilery for some years in the Army of
the Potomac a branch of the service in that army
which he found in a most chaotic condition, and
which he left in state OF complete and admirable
organization. He occupied the same position in
General Sherman's army during its march from
CHATTANOOGA to atlanta, and thence TO the sea. lie
is an accomplished officer, and is possessed of the
peculiar tact and prudence essential to his new
position. He is, besides thoroughly familiar with
a hia homo
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General NTeade's Order

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVIsIoN OF THE
ATLANTIC, BUFFALO, June 3-BreVet Major General
Barry :-General orders will be sent you from head
quarters OF the Department of the East, assigning
you to the command OF the District oil Ontario,
extending from Erie, Pennsylvania TO 0s yego
New York, both places included, headquarters at
Buffalo.
In advance of the orders and accompanying in.
stTuctions, direct you TO use the force AT your
command to preserve the neutrality by preventing
the crossing of armed bodies by cutting of rein
tiOns, etc, which you have reason to believe are
destined to be used unlawtuly; in fine, taking all
n easures precautionary and otherwise, to prevent
the violation of law For this purpose you will
move the forces under your command to such
points as are threatened, and you will employ yes
the river and lake shore, and taking all such mea.
sures as in your judgment the emergency requires,
Very respectfully,
(Sjgned) GEORGE G. MEADE,
MajOI.GeneTal Commanding.
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The City OF Lon don at New York.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The steamship City of
London, from Liverpool May "a and Queenstown
May %, has arrived. Cork papers off Thursday
contain the following items:-
The London Erpress announces the suspension
Robinson, Croydon & Co, bankers, of Manc nester.
Their liabilities not large Two of the largest
warehouses of the London and Northwestern and
Great Western Railway, at Manchester, were burned
on the morning of the 23d. The loss is f1O0 GOO.
A Brussels telegram says that Paris letters state
that the French Government is raising to the full
complement all the regiments belonging to the army
OF Paris and the army of Lyons. France will have
be placed in observation the German and Italian
frontiers.
The Italian and Austrian Governments have an
noUnced their intention TO respect Swiss neutrality
in the event OF war
4 Paris telegram of the 23d, saws the Moniteur de
Loire, that France. England and Russia do not
wish to take up the position of arDtrators but solely
direct the discussion of the conference to the points
constituting the cause OF collision The powers are
now arranging the terms of a note intended TO be
sent to Vienna, Berlin, frankie and Florence.
La France says the reply OF Russia is still expected.
hen it arrives few daNs must still elapse before
the despatch of the collective letters of the powers
Conference may probably meet three weeks hence,
but IT will be difficult to accomplish this,
Paris Bourse fiat Rentes, 63f. 35c.
Prince Charles of Hohenzollern enthusiastic
calv received by the National Assembly of the Da-
nubian Principalities.
A telegram from Jassv announces the entry of tn
combined Russian and Turkish corps d'armee en-.
tel ed Moldavia on the 22d. Omar Pasha commands
the Turks, and General Ko' zebue the Russians
The steamers Queen ana louisiana arrived a
Queenstown on the 24th.