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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Dec Z. 1865
United states hvs-tweutes unier fall OF gold
Nsv York, nrm this morning at II. Tue issue Of
1855 Is also held firm at % q r 6s:z.
Railway shares bat little changed Illinois Central
shares arc little nrmer, with sales al u =.
IaSpox Dec. Moon.
The money market L quiet and steady. consols for
money are quoted al Soa dividend The follow ing
the opening rates OF United States securities
ruted States dvetwentics. ......................T
Erie shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
'''' : iosoos, Dec. l. 1900 =
Cousols maintain the quotations Of yesterday and have
been done Al So for money and al ssf TOR
The money market remained unchanged
LcsDoS, De-. T-Evenng.
AxERIcAy sgCrRiriss
Closed today at the following quotations.
United Suites nve-tweniies. .............s.......l
Illinois Central shares .75H
kris Railway shares. 30
Liverpool Cotton Market.
iIvrRrooI. Dec s--Noon.
The sales Of cotton for the week a. reported by tho
Brokers Circular, have aggregated $4,000 bales Tho
market has been generally dun and qaic, To-day, how.
ing pviccs of middlng upands l3Tsd The sales 10.
day promise 70 reach 10000 bales.
Tho cotton marke, closes generally unchassed on
the week, though authorities quote slight de-
.s .sa 81 ,. %asas Spssd1 M n.
stated 10 be 5000 bales white that Cor to-day esi
mated at ZOO.
Liv~rpesl Br~sd-saG. Market.
T1sfaFoo1. Dec. = isdS
Al the corn market to-day VERY small business vas
done, and prices generally ruled steady.
LvKkrvg, fec. s-Evsning.
The breadsiuns markes closed nal Corn Was last
quoted Al J9s. ID
tiv.rpseI Prsdsrs Msrkrt.
IlvEsroor- Dec T. 1850
Spirits Of trrpcnsine sgain show slight decline on
American
Iiverpees Provisions. Market.
LwxnrooL Dec. = lses.
Provisions exhibit no rev leatsres Tho demand for
all descriptions u moderate and prices remain nom.
nally the same.
LfvrFroof, Dec T--Eysninr
The provision market has bern inactive al cay aud
x.ofd ull
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tislpAs ,Ia,Astsr -'s,wrirm % isE

Uwsws, fw6 y isAS
The oessf css1n, eortsirs rsDian&tiyn ftf shr pfS
sor atrw ~ p.fsss.sses unfI fsaGsrf ~
~ o. ,.sr~, AZ cssfa<1a yslss<lse~ sfs~rssss
rpssrx ftb thai s~ sis fsr M yss s1fnsiaN ~ t's.
arms hssi.x srp<r~d 90 NSssml~S - NJ p>ss~s -
$500 ns ss.~ ana spf s<pnsnlsss fn sssd fyoss
ss~s~~ s-ssrs~ 80 h. S<ss<srS se1 s~fss>1 70 us
p~ssr,~~ss a 1ser,a.s - Us A@>~t<e aros~~~ fac
o. c,-~s.x w@ss 3s>sse ~ ~ swssr ssv~s ~ csst
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Banrnv. Dec :, lea
The press % Boston IL Grm 10 - purpose q maintain
rs relations with The New YORK Associated Press TIE
same y true Of New Eng AMI generally. 10 the oIinon
~ our editors The practical working q the Assoc a1a
hundred per cent.
Hsnrr0nu Dec 4 1894.
:. Ths New England Way Prcss Association, throngh
snelf executive committee, q meeting al the Ahyn
House n ths city, voted unanimously contnue their
ssrSnssmsns ~h the Sew York aud Boston Associsisd
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Hos iaaH H. sussArT WAS osricrs,
hat ue said Of she Plot 90 Msrder Pr~ssAs
deuf Lincoln. WI

What ue said Of the Plot 90 Msrd~r Pr~ssAs
deuf Lineoln.f
MONTREAL, Dec. 7. 1863.
The Nsroid publishes exirnis from letters written w
etxea of Mostrsai who served in tho America, army.
and Afterwards was In tho rapal service When in The
south he becsmc acquainted with John H. S1uatt whom
he Identified IN Italy serving in the Zouavo-. rhA poe
son Informed the American Ambassador al Rome who
sen' Tor instructons 20 Mr. Seward Ia eousersatiau
s'au reported to have said that the asAssnatcn ee
~. Lincoln planned nj Richmond, aud wiki
hs assent u Jcg Davis This Informs against Surratt
" noN On bis wny 10 Washington
q, 80 nsns Of Montreal upon closing ts Chicago sgen0y
= :. ~ afrangeuaents 20 afford the necessary fartse
1oi 'no transaction Of Canadian business thsre
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,nultsy o. EsstH o. rss1ui.

rIrrnsrxo. Dee Y. fsxf
Advioss from rrsatiin, Pa. ssy Hoe cslvev
b~id IN custody herr " eva sw w@ hregght o~tors
ana Wxsd 10 h. charged The ssorn1s shs, Ne wm
member u the n ~ ninth Coa<fes ffsm the twenush
Congressional dissrrs. Pa After stls ssrufmsbts BY
eurs.l on boh fsdss FrNnksy ts<1~d today thst
member of Coagr@ma ~; snttis1 ~ ks p<syii~Gs
whsn held for "a lpdec~nt orsrcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08
THE FENianS AND caNADA.

Pope Plus The Ninth the Suhicct.
LONDON, Dee. I, 1868
The oaciai journal o. Rome denies that the rope
toll The Tn led States Minister here that il would
he better for the Canadians enneaei to the United
States than fan INTO tile hands of the Fcnians.
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A MI s { m ( NJ r 3


0r0n0Woy xne4tHG-steafe.
Mss Kate Rs.gneids took her benedt a Broadway
Theatre last evening". when. large and fashionsb'e
audience assembled testify their appreciation Of tho
superior dramatic power Of tho fair beneficiary The
piece presented Miss Logans drsmatzed version OF
Wiikie Collins Armadalc. The story 10 one which
abound scenes such generally 70 be found in
novels Of the Sensational class and the dramatzer has
very csvery managed retain many Of these points In
the DRAMA abound in brilliant passages,
stirring episodes thrilling ideas aud startling positions
MISS Fate Rsignolds representation OF the charac
ter Of Miss Gwt added fresh lanrels TO her already
established reputation nrst class actress. Her read
ing throughout last evening was very careful
aud telling, and her graceful manner added much
10 the charm Of ber representation. There an abb
Of anything IKE s,ageynes so much 50, Indeed,
that at times easy 10 forget that the part was but
being acted and 70 fancy hat the represented
were very deed real and actual. Her portrayal Of
conflicting love and hatred enec and was 10
cay tho least exceedingly vivid and when all this ID
added almost perfect facial acting is not 10 be
dercd that she carried with her throughout tho piece
the entire sympathy Of an apprccative audience Miss
Celia Logan as Miss Mroy displayed care III conccp-
ton Of her part, and rendered u in pleasing
ner. The other support from the company was good,
Mr. sioddau being more than usually good In Allan
Aymadae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

The French Officers Take Leave Of tie Pope.
ROVE, Dec. 4 1868.
The oi,cr OF the French regiments, which have net
get IF, this ry, formal leave OF the Pope the
Vatican YESTERDAY
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the MEXICAN QUESTION.

-rke Frcmrh Army Tran.porf Fleet About 10
Assemble.
PARIS Dec. Z, 1906.
The large deet of French vessels and transports is
ready 10 sail for Mexico.
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r RA N cE.

A Cabinet Change Anticipated.
PARIS, Dec. Z, 1856.
There a runor current TINT tho Marquis de Nous
tor viii soon resign his position in the Cabinet OF the
Emperor.
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n U n Q A R Y.

An Address to the Emperor of Amstrin.
PFsrH, Dec. I, 1862
The Hungarian Diet has agreed 10 the address the
Emperor o, Austria proposed by d. Dcak the leader OF
fhs Hungarian marry
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lurxa cyl 70 ssHs, o. G,aa psAs,r.

Eawvs~, Dee !, fs1s
vsrx. ior sfzossssas pasys.~s
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teuahs ssd tcid.. Thss~ whg Are sse~e.
from tpighs fsifs H0sfs~n~ss fhfssf Or skssN
~ BROWNS BRONCHIAL ffO.f HIS. soppir r~fs~ly.
whsh 3. Ia almost every sreetss fhs rfevhes hsso
been 10 te pronounced eli s1bes
ARTICLES gUf the parpssa
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kxv ossAxs, Der T. 1904
Tho besuiisai mi spacious uessrs u Mes 0riesns
go totally destroyed W nrss ths @srssnx
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The tender hei 70 the ssxns " psm~nxss usln
on the Memphis. casksvilie ssd isssvle Rsasss5
or the track this morning eight miles soath ~ csrss
vile tearing % the TRACK and precirsstlng TOO cars
d0~n 40 enniank neni nfie~n feet kBnx ne ssyf~ts
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nIIs1ao osAsrfay.


Brsf1x0rss. w Dee. iSd
On rhurTasy snsrnoon the NJ mad train On The Yer
mont Cesrai Railroad OF the track foss mlie bsio~
whas River Junction. prsclpisstar shs snsas doom
embodiment distance ~ nfsssn fses, conpssi~y
tuning a. The fireman and snrin~~v csnghf IN
latter leg and burning and saIiing them The Gre.
man hss slnce Did ant the eng les . very pre-
rnrous condition, Dut " Va th0axht oil fef0ser N9ss
az tho passenger hurt bcysnd being badly srr@1
The accident esussd ~ the sps-sdinx Of sra5
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Hernia. yavic.~~i~ SD dea~sai D~ssssps.
sns lfe.ie W ths anasrssnsf - No - Igitss
asr Hfse-. wa pssist se<sisgs. rnsp~hssy Hss1sg>A
A. osf~futiy ID asasd ~ snls sssb s@.s saRs0.
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FIlipsie !,seL.si,ch -e,.!ns Marh,ss.. 80
Hfo~fway. Higf,eet pf~ulgu. hsfttani fnsiHdr Nse
yors sHd rennsy ysnla rsss fsFr. i-s
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Yisrr.e~ Rr,er.shis Irrd -
81 Hfaaas.T No. rsss
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Cio,hing, at lest; Great Hagpsin.. C,ss-
,LAHk, III cd III whil.n sar~~s
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Nnss'. Hats. -Nsshlns 80 Greatly 1fsyvevss
~ sssf ~~xket t4sk~faf ef
h.i speh for lssgss ths 10 sbs
turfnSe.1 ~ KNOX ~ ~ sfysad~mg. erp@r a. Kafs~
~. tnssnsiss fsfl,r aAf isss. n is
gas renArsst. and be 4 dsdsiy ne hss~s p1 ssrsi
lnuen ~ Ns~ Nv0s
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chyic. f"v. i.r irdt~., Misses ssd Css,dres.
nfaetarsd sspfrssiY es 90, rsds - prr@-
btkkt. w broadway aud Tn Fussa ssre~s
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EU R 0 Pc:
NEWS TO DECEMBER z.
c~~~~->~~~~-~,~~~~,>--~
The Tenian Agitation Serious in Ire
land and England. and En-
tending to Rome.
~a<~1~sre~e>oo~
Guards on the Arsenals of
Liverpool.
.Tns french oAicers FAKE Leave
Of the Pope.
-~~~~-~>->~,~~--,,~1~~~.
Russia and France Looking to
the East.
IRELAND.


Hemsam Movements Engage All the Attention
Of the Governments.
prBL.s Dec. T. 1866.
rhe purposes and proceedings Of the Fenians in this
Island ypolixe Of the Irish government.
The Ornnaemcn ON the Aierr.
The Grand Lodge OF 0rangcmen have held meeting
and issued call for all The members Of their
order support tho government in its endeavors to keep
The uaarc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08
NAVY BULLETIN.

Tho United states sgnboal Chioapee, Commander wn
sprer from Charleston "a mat, arrived ~ The
Norfolk Nasy Yard she encountered heavy sonth-
wos, Raie south Of Haeras, aud bel hull v sn'ily
strained. MkH
ine aagship Rhode Island, Admiral Palmer, has ~
rived "A ,hsrlhon, aud Will sofly sail for otlOr South
port, 70 inspect seases of the squadron a6ss n
Commander john Rodscr. ~li leave waabsg.on to-
gay r eulor Ton bic duties az co'nmsndant of the
Boston Navy sari. htm sslas.a-a
swsrd- 60 ,li"raeti'. standard Pregar.-
ge. tle following aH.is ~efe nadu ashs late l'laoAs
,,.Ie pstgn srasFrr CO.. Ro.,op-.vty~ ar vLA-
yoigh9 hSTnnrs er anas.ng pa,pe.s. go ass. rs.
ns,ri FLohiAhi.-a' eaqa.ai's pesioms-ooi"SGAs
fas ssa,,'.s a.. sgps,sss r.s : ses..s
1.!4aeo gr.buna. 1e,abas 1
.al" "s ), i. :" s
Hiis oTo"ra sAxEn sAcmar !. .iws.. r~.A,
m,e S.n, 70 - anyih,aa a' !. n Us rspsst .a-sss
nseAe ~ ,aeking nd - iag % bas sesa.e
so s,s wA sss .gass s, -'s p s s s.s.s
Jams scw YORK before % coma's.s.rr r.sesss
,ss ,s ,0rssss;,ss s.,, q
eSe' rcaa"d Fsnssis s.,ns,. sn'a aver wssrs ri
s: ssa I" ogsfsi r ose ne "ss:s
| ob~-1sion suiies. sars,y
sEAAo>s, es,< usosdssy.
aiwr,. srsi.'r~i o~y. -fisys'. Wis wsshs ssssv
khs,vit rist NE ~ w.. = .aa wosa cn.,.x,. 81
stot.. sever inis Chsap~ht 10 narksi
A. ladies, Discard inl.gtsss PsaJtsgy.--
EAl&MI IiAFL'h AANNANlAL EAia AND ELG.
sArok. 80 csna street md arnrsssn. ssad To- aisrsx
-------~-~~v---
VITO. 'sssr-; sss s ~. s.sgs: d /: ss: :x
l o,T. and the Ifvsinisea Gard.
| Bru rtiinn P~bbic ~p~rtarl~s md Ryp-
/, sESaoss Gov s,sss-ss.
l Brokaw Uroshevs
HAVE
MAEkEO
DOWN
ALI.
TuEiF
CLOTHING #M
Fosfh ii~ Cooper ussoa cstss1as
10 Lsfaysis place.
1BNsrhstoV's Hair Oye. - The Hest L. s6o
world Gals p~fi~ Dy.. harmless rsxbi~.
Fsesry. Al Barclay street
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Marriage asa geitsa~y. An t-.a, 81 Wsss.
~ 80 .sss.a~sss ~ 1919 - 90 sn...s
r-i<f ssn frs@ q s..sf. LEI $500 1870 sesls~s
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We wgviS b, Ne Meas Re~.ss~sd ~,
ia,sss lnss n NJ. wfxafl5v.a ,oJrifIso sfarr
sl~.. ussn 10y 10 ss y~n isasrr 80
or p@sEs sesa si~sy ss1 tsssaas shpfesss 1850 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08

A, III ps"essssa isi.Y'ssss., raSssssfS
sArOk. 80 csaa md asnss,ss. ssad To- ass~isx.
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Iaa.~,, s..;,s,s S:yg ,c..s'.s...c ~ \, 80
- sss - ss<d-syi - rsss y,f,s~sss sss al
arags4ssss
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.-1 s:,...s. ss,sr s,rr ..s =,
sre.ls h.-.tar. sl,sr~1 refaL,ea .aa .-sl. gsrr
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Aiwr>. Sntisss~f ory. -neytss W. ~ d Hn ssaeg
kgriBEt ritf, The tha void Gh@ssxe. Svnt
AA .1.ss tlso& ik~ mI4sie Does dye bal re-
sfosas sever iGls Chsay~ht 10 fnarksi.
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N.s.' !" ogsrs; r. .a q. sss ms:s
SIMMONS. ss,< uscsassy
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a.-s go. nr 70. 1890: 80 go. s.:s:
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,rsfsss- T-'ssDi;s.s.'s n:s. ...:...::
B~~Sfy
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A." sweet Orop0uaH" 81 Mexkr0-T10
iraa.ls islh1hsbr p~rusc ri the SSs
etqas and enduring hsadksfchics estssso
lfo4and. r~risss saia syeryws~rs.
T.. r SMITH 4 CO. Now vosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08

Al a.isnbvrd~'s. SIS Hrsaa,.a,, 10 shsy
Window this ~esk-Hf0urrN. Nedfnx Carl knsG1~
aie nd The
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Ss~ Ress'.a.a s.', Srg,ssr.1 Il, 1920
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l. wc,.' q, 49, mcvs s''s.S'rsrsTs
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Brazilian Pebble ~p~rtari~s nWa Hyp-
Gias.eN ~ strengthen ard tsn sTht shyat -
alrtrrsslns results Of ffsga.st rAsnxas
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80, ...'s SAB ts.,s@ -. s.ss ~ Si-xsoK
as sDar 90 a svssswsf ssi-vsy~ y Tray pA-ss.
A.sats stg2settng sppaf ~AA rWfsssms~.
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hth~ oKpVEk a BAKER MACHINE - ri~s.s re.Ae
wen ~Anf "a do anything airi "a Ia is sur~rov
. Wheeler Mi!aons u y niso pfe,eaee 70 ans chss
nscA'i. fsf tuckng sni sna BIAS sscosae
% the winch u - learned. And ,n ihe iArrsA0
FROM artl. ApootI "f~ 'inscny ~ MR. IDfr', -
Srw York before r Commissioner Of rstsats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-08

Raids Whiskey-N Numerous seizares-The
Etshsh Heur Labor System Aaitsted IN tho
WoSiien Miiis-Marder Cases, ssicide, A~.
nac
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Another negro asif prodigy has been discovered 10
ha-sachasestz m. spungaeld RTaitoaa u The 9Th
sayss--
Samuel mompnon negro Who u nearly blind. sho
ppss@afs wnrrgnsun chafartnfiaties b~yonf love
Tor nu<ic and dersbic mastery the piano, has
been 10 tosn for several days and ssi evening gave
spe1imsn ~ hss skll in playing al Music Hall before
fes gentlemen privately invited Although mompson
u not - brilliant imftasof "blind Tom, Jet
hs has claims On INC consideration u oil - masscsi
prodigy.
A charter he's r~snry bssn rss->s w ms Texas Isxss
iaiufs tscrporsAns tks s9Av-ron prsmNs A~pr
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~ n,.e.. IN ns.''s 81 sas. sa.yssss-y ns.ssSS.
A.. osfvfsiiy adjusted v sar sssb eco Q sak1n.
=. ;.s ss q G: .:.:.y 80 ;. ..: ! :''
,knss,- Iis,.. .sssh,as :. Greatly I.yysye,
ir -. I'D u si0i A. ns s.s.a-., s@s., sfSsis-
s. ,s,s.s 80 v s.ssS,r ,s- ssa.' ' ~ III
""s@ 80 20 -
.sS.sr yssf;s, s:yr, ..s'.s Tex ~ ~
= 80 - sr.s-sy - rsss s'i's~~ss s''ss .ss an
I-S,s:,, sss,sr -srs ..s 49, .s~
sfs-ts s.--tsr siis5~1 r-5.ai'sa s-a sss. ss-r
n a. 49,: s:s s' ,.. =" t:s' e. M.::
atu..s -s.a s-e.s,s,s ,ls Ills -s,. 80
sas s D, Xiii iit sris hss.is .s-.
Ss~ Rss.'-"." Nav Srgrs.r.1, 1920 ss:s.:--
e.srs: ps rs: g's.r.'r: 80 49,
AMI fsnrT sores
E.,.! m.,a-. 's"'f, r ',,s 80. 80 -
Jsssssa. .es 7, = ~. -, = 60 80 &c
fs .::. .. 80. &C., 60 g.sJK
s..s, .sS-ss''ns sHs, go '-fssss,~a
y" TTTrobf't'FD rms bAy
Az gENtM ~ ngOtyHAy.
sE.t s,srL1. N yTsttT7isa
OFFICIALLY spkffND FoA rotsc uEx.
~. sri s:ss .. 1910. s Z.
- slsst rf-sAasst 80 hf1Aa@sg NJ
Tts yss. rr-iss, Asessss nss.fsss.yss
B~~@fy
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q
lsysab vmxf ~ sFs wfssf<5r.N rOSyristNo tyMrr
~ sr~.s faw snyws~1v 10 faAHf 4 hss
pyras sasssas isSs-< ~ ryfes wfsmh heatss 80
passs sess s~sy ssd ~ psssass S"asesss f'~ -
nsAA
49, wc.s' -, .... 49, ss's s'yltsfsrTs
.whss'sv . wts.s... -~-'ss "-es's--s -
,.xssn. gfs;..s. ~ 80 ss::-f' $50 ":s.gM
kLyka e~sssss~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
From Mexico.

New YoRK, August 1.-The Herald's Mat
amorss correspondence of July Goth says
Caravojal's administration of affairs here
is winning friends TO the Liberal cause
Eseobedo troops had left for Montery, VIA
Camargo.
A forced loan had been ordered by Tara
vsjal in Matamoras-
a letter from MaximiIian's Chief of Cabi-
net had been captured, in which he says
Santa Anna's arrival in the United States
is the first political event of the day
A nucleus for the establishment OF the
American division has been established,
and recruiting is progressing rapidly.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
Foreign News.
a in Europe.

NEW YoRk, August European files just
arrived furnish the following facts:
Earl Derby and Lord Stanley in both
Houses of the English Parliament set forth
the neutral and Observant policy of Eng
land, inclining evidently toward the Divine
Right feeling. She will not object TO Ger
man reconstruction in the shape Of a great
Empire on the Bismarck plan.
The Prussian Cabinet, flushed with Its
prowess, attributes the anxiety of Napoleon
an ~ - on"Hs-ihfendshi for either
the King or his people. 1t is said that If
Italy obtains Venetia and Rome, England
will eede Malta.
The British government does not object
to reform meetings on this principle but to
the fact ofHyde Park being made the scene
of agitation.
Three French war frigates have been
ordered at C~herbourg to land their guns
and sail for Mexico to commence the retire
ment of the French army.
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HH-H z 49,.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Report
o 0
THE BASIS OF PEACE.
Retiring of the French Troops from
-.=i Mexico.
CHOEERA IN LOUISVILLE.
Sheridan Orders Martial Law
In New Orleans Continued.
Correspondence between Johnson and
Governor Wells.
johnson Tries to Bluff Wells On.
johnson Tries to Bluff Wells on
From New York.
ChAlaEn

NV YoRK, August 2.-Sinee the I'D ult-
there have been thirty cases and twenty
one deaths by cholera on BlackwelPs Island
From the 2eth to tho 3lst ult there were
~sixty-two eases and t~wenty-six deaths on
Wards Island. In the city yesterday there
twenty-one cases and nine deaths. On
Governors Island there were several new
cases and five deaths yesterday. There
have been nine deaths on David's Island
There were nine new cases and one death
on Randalrs Island in Brooklyn. The
epidemic is on the increase. Yesterday
there were sixteen cases aud three deaths
in this CITY
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CLEYELAND 4 ERIa RAILROAD.


1866. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1856.
ON and after Sunday, July Let, Passenger
1 Trains will rua - ioIi0ws, ts12cz7 eNoepteGl
LEAVE CLEVELAND
ESQ A M.-EEw YORE EXPRESS-Stops At
Psinesville, Madison, AshtAbula kinssy1le
Springfield and Girard, aud errtsas az Etie
at $50 A. M, DGukiTk 1852 p. n, Buhalo
Esp. III. New York 7:00 A. NJ. and Boston
o;5o A M.-DAY EXPRESS T~RAIE-stOps at
Painss7ilis. Geneva, AshtabGlA, Conneaat
and Girsrd, and arrives at Erie al l-c
P. L., Dunkirk 9:+5 P. n, Buffalo BIO P. NJ
New York at 1900 n, Boston 400 P. N.
4.tO P. M.-CINCINNATI fRAlS1,
Stops at Pzinssyille, AshtabHla and Girare
and arrives at Erie 1:Oj P. NJ, Dunklrk
gI5 P. n, Buffalo 1919 P. NJ, New Sork
9;s5 P. r., Dosten 300 P. N
s,4s P. M.-MAH AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stops at all stations, and arrives ut Erie
e.4o p. M'-NIGHT EXPRESS ~TRAIN-stOps
at gainesville, Ashtabuia and GiraTdi
aud arrives at Eris I:I0 A. n, Dunkirk S:l5
Az. Budslo $50 A. NJ, New York lO:SoP p
n, Boston I:5o P. Y.
LEAVE EEIE
IL A. M-sTEAMBOAT EXPRESS TEAM
stops st Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabuia and
Painesville, and arrives at Cleveland al
"a A" T-EiGdT EXPRESS ~TBATE-stors
AZ GirGrd, Ashtsbula aud gainesville
onIy, and arrives at Cleveland at $50 A. NJ.
6.lO A. M.-AiAIL N ACCOMMODATIONS
~TRAIS-Stops at all Stations and arrives
at Cleveland 10:l5 A. 4.
I0.Jo a M.-TOLED0 EXPRESS TRAIN-Stops
at all stations except Swanville, Say
brook. Unionville, Perry, Mentor and WisE'
liee. and arrives AZ CleTelend At 2;1O P. Il.
AGO p. M.-DAH EXPRESS TRAlh-StOps 81
Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabuia aud PalnesFiLle
only, and arrives OF Cleveland f;65 P. 4
HE Second Class Cars are ran on all through
trains.
AN through trains going Westward connect at
Cleveland with trains for TOLEDO, Chicago, Coiains
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis, &c-t andeil
through trains going Esstwsrd connect at Dun
Kirk with the trains OF the Erie Halfway and at
purslo with those of the New York Cestral d
Kris Railroads FOR New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, SC, and at Erie With trains On ths
Phiiadelphia & Erie Railroad f9T Cory, TtusTlils,
PIT Hole CITY and the great oil Regions,
ES-nav Express East and West, connecta al
cirsrd with trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
for Liupsville, Meadviile, Jamestown, &c.
ii. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
GIavelapd. July Let, 1906.
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FRUIr TREE BLIGHr.-Many fruit trees in
this ~neighborhood are dying without any
apparent disease. The immediate cause is
yet 8 mystery, but supposed to be the result
of the sting of some poisonous insect. It is
slways located on the tender branches, and
the deleterious effects extend backward To-
wards the trSnk to prevent this, the affect,
ed parts should be ampntated as soon a:
discovered, and thus arrest the deadly effect
Trees thus affected, if duly attended to, viii
not be greatly injured, because this short
ening-in process viii have a tendency t.
increase the f~ruitfulness in future.