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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
TIE CHILEAN WAR.
Sailing OF the Peruvian Iron-Clads FOR
the Pneific-The PrINaleerin4 Panic.

Sailing OF the Peruvian Iron-Ciads for
the Paetfc-The Privatecripg Panic.
Madrid March ~ despatch 20 London Press
IL IL stated that the Peruvian ships lDdependenca and
Huescar have proceeded direct 10 the Pacific Tor the
between Spain aud the allied republics Of Chile. and
Peru.
ALARx OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SPAN.
ISM TRADE.
from the Bayonne Courer1
The declaration OF war AGAINST Spain by Peru has had
most prejud cal effect the trade OF the PENN
TIA, hey rcfs 70 take freigats fir Cuba and Ioro
Rico Spanish merchants consequently appear disposed
to charter vessels under foreign asgs
From the Blboa Jmrac Bat1
The trade In has been stopped by The scarcity OF
proper vessels for the voyage 10 Cuba and our spccua
tors seeing the difficulties OF ootainng Spanish ships at
moderate freight have begun 70 engage those uncer
foreign ags Though this plan imposes goods to an i'm
port duty OF forty reals there stone compensation IN
the moderate freight charged. and the payment OF
premium OF insurance against war risks Is avoided.
SPAIN ON THE HIGH ROAD TO RUIN.
Madrid correspondence OF the Paris Monde
Spain is pending more hon her tsc'me, which IL tho
under Charles W. 1900 millions Of reals, had risen
10 IL ,567 millions in 1914 In llsls was 1904 mil
lions in 1873 IL liz millions and DOW after so many
expected TO extingu sh tho debt, Il lsoo7 NIL
lions. fmprovidence has been carried TO such An ex-
that the close of 1854 the liabilities Of the Urea
sury amounted to 1900 millions OF reals For the
Budget of 1s64-6 the deficit Will probably DO 500
millions AS TO the current year the Minister
thinks the result will not be bad h h0oepey erpsef
defci1sy Of three hundred mitoS and epsn for merit
year 1896 he already foroees v aese,n rslsoas
which he naturally expects TO cover but which, on the
contrary Is far likely 10 increase and add or
two hun bred millions more to the fifteen hundred aud
sixty millions which represented the deficit VI the Trea
sury the LIST OF January. There is reason TO con
graduate the Narvaez Ministry which by the operations
Of credit realized since, Effected considerable
reduction. The government thinks OF presenting sew
era bills meet the existing deficit Its chief resources
In tho sale Of lands which Ia still. II has been
for time, the great OF Spanish nnancers
Our income inadequate for expenditure let sell
estates such has been the system OF The Ministers
Of Spain for years past and oher there hail D. nsiig
Ln 10 SELL Whaf must Be dover THIS question always
mains unanswered
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new circumstances and they had 10 learn enpenenec
from "a. and Il these combned-the eAsueiy snI
buoyanoy OF young America with tho experience an !
prudence Of Great BritAin-vhat need we ieai LOT VI
whole wordg Applause He rejoiced thss they hse
that opportunity Of expressing their attachment %
their American brethren Il was very natural hA
should have difficulty ia comprehending IN 9
position o. America during her great struggle )" q
were looking al Il from diatsnce, and some o. w.
through green speolacies- (laughter)-with httl !
bclAshness; but now that the contest was brought.
glorious oosenow thai that the nterets and berS
ties OF tho world had been carried aud maintained On
the results OF that terrible oonnct-thsy we're learn
ing to undsrsAnd the nobility Of her spirit and the
grandness OF tho struggle In which she WA engaged
he rooed they bad thai opportunity Of expressing ne
Fynpaihy they felt for their brethren In America an
their desire that the harmony present prevailing shouts
long continue They would still have nNaty, how
ever though not rivalry OF arms We would Try 20
rival them In commerce, ia industry, In tho cultyAtiou
OF science in the development Of tho powers Of art
and all would try rival tbem IN the strenstp
ana iulnsas and reality Of our friendship uoud sp-,
pausel =
DR. Yousu Also responded al considerable length an
expressed the great Subtraction hs felt ~ all the people
Of America would feel al tho reception they had meg
with that evening
The MAYoR proposed che ladies'" which was ro-l
aponded 10 by Mr. Dadc, chief engincer OF he Canah
daiguA
The company then separated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
Tn. Atlanta T.,,xY.vh.

The annual meeting NJ the shareholders of the Atlantic
Telegraph company hold In London tho sth inst
Il stated that hall the capital % the oomps y
had already been applied for and there doub<
that u would speedily be taken MP
The Telegraph Construction and hAintsnanoc Coma
psny are nov making hupdre miles tnsatioai
Of cable pcr week and the Great Eastern sIp~cted u
10 ready " leave sheerncss for yaeuta tho lat week N
June
Captain AndcsSon, Mr. Canning and all connected vn(
tho rpodtlon empress unhimlnshsd confidence n
laying the cable and IN getting ard cotnps<in(
The porton Of the laid sst
The shares Of the new oompsay ~sre quoted 81
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ffon NC bfH"' Nbn Hars ~
Yesterday N o0rnpisnre vita irvltsii1s Fi5sn ea
the usvigss ssy ~ vihsn xunan gs4 hayor -
LeifAst the an1ss a.s seer, % NJ s,si STATES
rlsu - oar cansusslsaa vst~a the pnnfiIsi - ninEs
81 nisfNst 10 fhe
fstv 10 no murn.g 9ns ~ De iug ssAnfr' hsisnr.
N. 70 Ne Anffsss s~nt d9sn ~ TIE frFat
ffn ssfh ~ sHai3 20 p@fsf - Tee sTrsrs snd
fraa Asst a.arsaf tei.ss tsslsse r-s 10 s,ssfusr
.r.Hf. al I.f fssy, 81 Aas Us q H. ire Hhefs
raa b 90 - ~ o'ryla - ~ - y ~ ~.
FfsNf .raF Mefsft ustif fsFluf = y. lbffps. ssei
sr IaHH Wa. aaf i.fs .ff, ~ "a go. Iesta -
fas raIHa IhfT % uf.~n IrFfV ae-s o.
sas4 ~ lIrsa Estttrr. So nf.HeF rffas7 - ~
faasasa fefftlsr tf 80 HssfsF 'saa9 o. paeis On
q. alar 49, - tls c.aa sac tftsf. nt gftrsl . "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
As,,.- esv I.j-riss Dess ny . IDS
Wsfssr

EvrssfoH cOusr, rsfaL vnns-yAsT =
B~fv. Ssaws n-s~H
o.y~ s.~~~ A-a,~. " s.v-- --r1s -
seslsa fa~ sis. 900 s.nass. .n.xs< 70 hs-e sssr
sssss ~ N. p,.,s.sn s'~-ssss.o- q Tie ssf'
-sse.is~ry u "a assat sstss ia be.s. 81 W "
EsAt@.aA sr-~s n pisinisr. stas - In
vat~s 80 tfs,it ,s.sf lsis tts s.i'v frarn "
SOY 10 ryn.s4u@scs a ne tFessheg - 60 q
q taft u ~ p-sftlass frsfn dsfsnfani anf fhere
yffi,sl Asrs~a.s1i uast Ne isfte~ ai.0aN rep n.
sbls~fy fe<SA cd 7ts tanrs sisufsst ne
pIsrt 1s gfcarf 90 ne seYessrsni wa
wr.tiuE. a. r~aafsd " We ssstats ~ frns1a set
iar- asi NJ Yrx.rf W ssisaf ~ Tvs
y. asfsndsrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

IfTsnsvrt hAs-h 70 Ls~r
Catt9a-a~is~ " tsy no 90 baiss M fbsfs ., %
sEt "a tres kgLsf. sp@caA-o-s Enf srI.pr,e's
7 90 b.ias uissilng vrtanAs Is1 sIg4d Hs.aa
saisa %, sae~dy rtyy~sns ARA.
to-ss~ asfuh 10 Issui
CSs~as NJ ~ ave twsatsas, fos ininass
rsi tTs sus Ests, IN sAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
The Austrfan Emperor and His Hunga-
rfan Subjects.
me fMPEKfAL hEscHirr

Perth March 81 despatch 20 the London Press
An imperial resorpt In reply 70 The addresses ~ both
houses read today in the Upper and Lower Houses
Of The Hungar Diet The Emperor expresses sat sac
uon the scknowledgmsnt Of the Diet that certain
Affairs are common " Hungary and Austria and erpec1
that further negotiations would lead the Diet aleo 10
knowledge the necessity for revision Of the laws pafsed
in 1sss The rescrpt then that the third
Of The laws Of lsss establishing q separate ministry
for Hungary could not be maintained consistently Nth
q proper treatment of common araiis The Emperor
that article of the law u 1898 sipuatinx that
the Diet could no, be dissolved by the government before
rpeript further announces that an immediate estAb
iishment Of the oomitats impossible, and finally
fers the aw OF ists relative 10 the National Guard In
which the Emperor considers modinf atoms 20 be
sion that the establishment 0f the laws Of is<s IL i'm
possible without previous revision Of those Laws
IT'S grpycT on THE HUSoARiars.
Prom the Cologne Gssette
The impression produced In the Lover Chamber by the
reading % the rcrcnpt de- ,d>dy bnd The extrvm.
the II the remainder Of the Chamber that the dis
content of the deputies not more openly expressed
sevsrsi MEMBER however, manifested tber dsronent
~ turning thor backs the reader Of tbs document
In the Upper Chamber the rescrpt vo listened 10 In
the mos profound silence some Of the Clergy sions
uttered weak cries OF "Elicn.r Deak endc.vorcd N
direct the attention Of the depuee the satis tory
pstious q tins rrscript; but from . MsgyS point u
view this vO difncut task
ITs,srYgcr On TIVE ausTpIIrs.
fFrom The OFT D-u,rche Pot
-, p>td0s 70 b> Dtd " Hrynrv % ns cyv1f sr>-f y
1s d1y We have 70 state thai u received At Vienna
With general appreciation there ~ - tfue, IN the
docum,n, poetponemens ~ the spssrstand NJ rith
rt<,s In eener. sboad be arranged before the
CONSENT 70 the execution u the u i1s We RAYS
hrre only suded to The rtaie o. feeling IN Vienna but
vs cannot dlssui-s NE fact that an sstriy eeEIrsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

opinion prevails at Pesth proved by the unanimous
tenor Of all the kilograms that arrive from that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

Incidents and DeveIopme nts OF the
Fenian P1ot-Fenfanfsmf n the Army
Seriously CONFERENCE.-The Pope md
John Bright the Movsment-Furthsr
Warltke Discoveries, Cse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS.

lDpbin March Al csff,-gs.f tssf Iari.H I'H y
Tbe tft arrest ~ q mrnltsI III go p. cfnH gre
With Frpiariarn wsade Ifst. .ff'Ht 70 ta.H
sas ssncundsd ~ . afse b.Hfa 81. 'sbatsfs ~ lt
apTroa,bes 10 ng rsfefal stafs.f q. 80 - ~
Ne psopis no sfo-esa Nv ar.u o. zee go s1u 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23

oons sbsr. Ia ob~s eno- 10 Ne kayyf -sh
sssis d--iro and ssa.-,bs q d~aG hgpof V ihef
dssinsurhsd gnesas aud N ssrsi IN srpf-~sng ,bsf
sympafhy aud ssectlon foe their Ansrasn b'rfhfsn
(hs~r bs.ri Ma hsd No sry.es@i.ss a = "a oasa
rim eli he abe sgmsshisE bsfuiSay
Nth TIA sdmrsl~ peniiu~pt the hsyss bsd sDunssisa
n.@., ss s.s.s 81. a. s,ss s' 1890 "a. 80,
bf-shrsn % ths otbsr sde - hs Atants tApTssss II
you'd he dr-fu day for ths ibisr~sis u s .ofd sni
Tor the inier-sa u humanity thefs uers snTihhs hss
aaArr.i 49, An~vo. snd gr~si hsitss fApf4sass
Where -oad ths -oris nHd az syiam a ho-ftT, snd
truth .nd fshis1asns~s hai u nts Arnsnra - srv.a
Brtain W tern w. n hv~rs cSncsavsbis ihius hai
uss tyssnt horde. u NJ Sorh ogah .ras thstf ss~sh
rsh . Ansios ssd dr.. hsf E.isisee sgss -, . q.
Bg4tAn sad frsArfi Asa san1-svsbis tsai tbs
s,rsnt yg-v sonisr hsrs vsss " arrs ths =.
TO- 90 -. s.sn,,, 49,, 80, 49, ~ 9 -
ani fsfsss tb.r. nd " thsir frs~ insstoas
fosna ssethsr er~.s Br,as, snasr ~1s-tsi siTssrsi
,.s,s@. ., 49,. w.. ~ 49,. !, o. .
ing that rixtt go sSsnsvbsi " -aritsi nna 80 -
a. has, " IN. h.vs.s - sn.sess s.nssgs saa >.
undsrsod the syr,sn pars@ef 10 nnsTuai a. 80 tbn
hey snf1rs1 ihs Gag " her e9sut'y 40 epn ,.i
70 sm- yvuns ss-fs, go - Ne Sns 80 az -.
Llu -hs y s.ss1 ., m oos - snf 'srrT a. 49,
tbsy plse-a % Ne ssae ~ csaa~ ssrrsasss aass N
-t~~ ysior ttey oy~i1 A<v~pe~ns wsff " e@f-n1 40
sDa seslss -ite 49, mss $3.50 .ss - 49, -
vs rspSfiy es<nins " r~sa .ruxxe - gp4nass "
t~sss ,rafh sss srror. sss ssgs~issy 1865 h.~s,T
sss ss.pas~s 1t ths asy shssld osss. his s.srl~ a.
ssnxsusus -sais ~ ts~ Ii -s-is have . SAG vita
sstreefszsH = "a b,ssine <s.~rs $500 Ne
gestss Il Ilf~r,y 81 IA fosi a a. sna he ~Duf
s2igorsh Bsltiah soi1~r ths m1s rth bs drasn
s~s~f ssf o stsl.owth An~tc.n ne yshsr. ritk
81 - % susiisr~sy l.pgss- Al "a s.ssss -.
% tss -.ssd oosi1 - esnssa ths os-nss~t fsrs .,
pytnln sE4 Amrrsa anf wby enoud any drsremes
srn b~twesn u.s 100 coeatr~af Hsfnt tksj
tss .sss bs-s = ss.f vsias' Af-st az -,
saes at "a fbtssaf Afsnf hsd tasn
" tts sarser~ss 80 iiNt bnf rstwps Swssh@v an
-sy slsais ,ssJ -. - .sr.ttnea ~ gus .ssrssuu,
70 sssTa1sy ss1 sisr " y No hsman mans ss1-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-03

CINE sunbarmterstse 9amsfran Sie
gtiecac Union 1T fir Solsenbes psrantspcrtltb:
Doctor Wlartin autter lacn iasts:
v@s sistt tein saesrmsiIsr has Dryer iaier't
Mls msnn bic Maso sur Tramsn wirS."
uno reht tatte bas ebsmalise Mcnhlein gang sss
mtg, bsnn sr ssfsrn wurre auf Der sforSlsits stns
nod aan, unse Srau, mslbsr jebph 9ift, Sale
uub 8crperament Uurhsn auf bic Stirne ssSstds,
net baten, per @iatsr @utsrtlcn sebraht nntsr Der
slnflass, ibr tranfss SsniimaStsn NIT e'nsm
anatsl an bic sSui&batte sstriebsn su taben..
Ser mi&ter, trslasr Sts tprannsiAs 9ausltau
1stb ned als sinSisnitmdbtsn ssfannt bate, auf.
erlsate psrslten cine @slptubs ron flint Sca. nstt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-03
Gcniiaiamfeit.

Nuauf: sist, Tris, bic bsrr!tds n'oetid ss'
tlsiSete unO bcdsepahisne Dame bort ? - Sas
pGr' bod stwas fit bid llnb sas nenn' i'd cine
gtssan5
Srte: ga, msibt? gtns anss Sans 1T mir
,upisl iA bin lbcn nit sinsm sntsn sans pter'
el .,lfriseen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-03
9abr'8. 23.

faten6bnliHe Bsneanns, bic 6i1e wmrne BON
@elid6t aencmmeu, Elm lharfer Ocld aus Dem Siir'
tel acriIn mub bic Spise bsfiiblt; rann idlih Die
lcnortare @eitalt 10 leile uno porlidtis. rie Elm
Dieb, umber, rsrbilte fh fpisner, mari iidb auf
Den Bonen une iHien rnbia su ihlafen. aGe bie'
ie 8ewesunsen wehieltsn iebr ihnen.
Sac 1T bSdit icnberbar, bas 2Ssib 1T aher
tratniinnis !. ritf Sapn0ra, iA isisr an iarsn @as
tee Ihmissenb.
,5saraie DiA ntht, 8imS, faste Don Traneiss
co. innsm er bic 8eitalt NIT Der srSBten Mufmerfs
amfeit tstrahtete, ipd9reno Die 8cher sttsrno ben
Blid abmanote. Mls fs naA elm paar Mnuten
ibre Mussn auf bic @efalt rbete, rief iie dnSlia
~ste fcmmt auf uns su, 8aterl
.Rritt RAID bsi seite Sliocra; mir tpcllsn is'
bsn, mas 1e i'm Sinne bat, ctne iie 5u itSrsn."
Die @siaalt trat aus Dem 3immer, mari rerifcbs
lene Blide umber, uno sns auf ben BON Der Ta'
cscc aina ibr leiie mad unb erarifT fe bei'm Nrm,
ucranf 1le ft erifauot umorebte.
sd bahtt mir's," iprah Alrare5 bei 0h ieltf.
= Gs mar Nfinnetta, bas 3iseunertndchen. st
ihien bas san5e, ssbsimni6roae Bstrasen 5n eurh'
Ibauen, nsnn er lisb He ssben, nabm ben Mrm tets
ner sittsrneen Soher unp 8tnS nit eerielten tn's
Tan,tlieniimmer!s #tl a1a ~ 7fa
v98obn 1T bas Beib sesansen. 0atsr ?"
sci unbeicr8t, !8tns ;Aber ia9e niemanosn,
tras Du seIeben BAIT"
Sfecra pInihte ibrem @atsr NIT einem RuBe
CUTE Naat, uno Oon iSraneseo iab nod, in Sc
oanten pertieft, cine 2Seile auf. -..a.a
gBsniss WeniAen tennen bic starfe elmer einse'
wursslten Gemcbntsit, BON Der iih aud oas 3iss
eunsrmiehen niht lcslasen fcnnte 8cn ainos
bsit auf mar 1e In Den @etrauAsn bee umterftreis
fenoen 8clfes mternieIen morpsn unb batte. pis
Re Gltsr muroe, feline Shlhe uuc 8niffe praftiSirt,
bic bic MusdbunS eerielten ibr tsina6e Snr anesrn
9tatur aemcrben mar. Sie tonnte tismeilsn niAt
umbin, fh in ibr fsibsres 9,tsn ,ur d;umanihen.
Inter Iclhen unmillfdrlihen 0siiblsn rfls9te he
ia in bic gersansenteit suradsuissen, uno bies
mar niht bas erts DIAL bab iis III ener dlten &iits
TANNER bic Scsnsn bes 3iSsunerlstens praftiih
purhmaAte. Alsin ibr 9erb peratiheute jsst bic
Siten mnb 8erptnteitsn ibres Qclfss, uno iie
iose Dem sisnOr nlpareS, bab ile niAt uebr un'
ter neml lslten leten fSnne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-03

- Sic 9eiamn,t,abl Der @atonal6anfsn feliuft
an auf 1900 nit elmer Circulation Ron $685.
028, $40.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-03

-SpCperetIuH8 tut VIZ @pe. @tHe %%us
flalt ,rie bic BON Or. S1neinsr IN aDcrms sesran'
eete .bausmirttlaafllits 9sbranitalt", mare BON
bsIcnperem 3ussn bsrsulanne, rp 10 istr pisle
iunas Weabhen bsirattsn, cbne gu piiisn, tris man
cine Surps tcitt oesr Striurfe iicpft. Sas neue
Snititut, BON Dem mir Iprsasn, fat namlidb ben
3,psa, iuuasn Mabhsn mad surifselestsm IL.
(bier fSnnte ettras friiber anssfansen pereen) tn
oen III tiihtssr i5H9runS elmer 9ausbaltuns nS'
tbiaen 9inssn tberrstiihs unb praftihe untsripst'
| luna III er,9eilsn. Sic 0ortrGse uno Bslebruns
aen eri,rsfen Fb auf bic Asmiiden unb pbpffali'
| ifsn, gum @eadnnniB Der Sauabaltunss
nStbisen 8snntniiis; auf @emiisfau uno glumsn'
,udt, 6sfissl,udbt, raticnene Na9rnnsslsbre (9cs
den, 8aden, GsmdietereiunO nit praftilhen uss
bunasn, Nui6smabrunsslebre (@inialien, @inpS.
fstn, gsariniren, Ginntahen), Wilhbeeanoluns,
9utsrs 8aIe. uno Shmalsbereituns Bsflst'
bunass 9ebre nit WaarsnfsnntniB unb praetilHsn
lsbunaen in peibIihsn Sanbarbetsn, Substituting.
GslunS6eitelsbre, Grssbunsslsbre, enblidb Siteraa
tur uno Mefibstif. shrifilite Mrbeiten, resslmd'
siae @cnserIaticn iber bausmirtbIhaftlihe Gssens
aanpe Iplen bic @ortrdse unterifissn; etn Ges
miiles unc 8lumenaarten, Elm @eHiaeltcf, Die nns
ter gsibalfe Der Manhsn sur Bsrsituns rerldbies
esnartiafer Spsiisn unb Getranee bennBte &iihs,
lcmie cine sur lstuns In Der Saraticn Der 8lsiosrs
acfs tsiisbsnbss Eager lcaen bic pratlAsn .usbuns
gen ermSslihsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
Uenhstrp

A BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETH,
N WITH PLUMBERS TO ser OUT TIE GnEEss an AHp
RESTORE THE FACE TO ITS NATURAL APPEARAkCE
MOVABLE PLUMBERS Adjusted 10 oo 0LD SIT sEIss
GAM BONE, &c TEETH EXTRACTED MlTHoUI PkinhL
NO EXTRA CHARGE, WITH NITROUS OXIDE GAS, wbEkE
oi"A SPLENDID RuBRER SETS $40 TO SIS.
BERHARD D. D. g. No ais SiIthays near Fourteenth u
N0lTON DENTAL, ASSOCIATION originated the
use Of NrouEoryd Gas and have es.seted teeth fer over
patients have certified that vas done w.noo pa
Gas pars and fresh day We never hH Onee NO. !"
Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03
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