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Yesterday Frday) the market quiet but steady with
sales bacs-ncuding oc0 for speculation and export
American At from India J OC0 bales and from Amer
ica 90 900
TRADE At MAScnHsrER There rather less cheerful
yesterday but producers adhered with much steadnes
10 previous prices
sacks Wheat good demand and held for ID per GENITAL
advance. Winter Red and Southern, lO6dl. Corn under
heavy imports 3a6d per quarter lower ON the week Mixed
- 0d29iJ
Gardner Co.. report Beef Grmer and more doing Pork in
better request aud higher Bacon stsader and In more
demand Lard inactive and nominal Cheese In steady de-
mand at foil prices Tallow shade dearer North Amer
can. IL dui
Coffee dull. Rec unchanged. Bark-salcs OF Philadelphia
first at H. Elsa Ols-Doing dong Linsced Oh quiet at
iO Lnteed Cake quiet but steady. Rosn du American
Black 56dJi9 Spirits Turpeniinc fiat American. 49, :
French A.. Petroleum queti Refined lIlliG2i Spirit,
l0d.dlI.
LONDON MAKFrs.-Messrs. Barring Bros & Co. report.
Brcadsuns firm ana well supported. Iron quict Bars and
Ras. 10 Scotch pigs a1. Sugar steady the spot but
dearef for noiing cargors. Coffee steady. Tea inactive
Rice m. Petroleum, 22l for Refined. Spirits Turpen
tine ~ foT French the spot aud i to arrive Sperm
on, S2J 1allow irregular; 4. Y. c.. 1910
IvERroor. Saturday Evening. Jane l6.-COuoS-Sales
today 1000 bales. including LOO bales To Spectators
and exporters The market IL quiet apd unchanged and the
quotations partially rather easier.
BREADsTurFs-Tle market is trp ul.h an upward tend
ency
PRos1soNs-The market il steady.
LONDON Saturday evening juno oSsoLs closed At e6i
debt '0r money.
AngmcAN SrocKs-Uned States 5-9os. 6lt d65, Illinois
Central Railroad, 7ai dai, Erie Railroad, ioi.
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The Minor German states.



An arrangement said to have been concluded between
the Austrian and Bayaran Governments for the regulation
Of their course Of action. The Bayanan Contingent in
Frankfort under marching orders and Us destination
was believed 10 be the camp at WurzbuIg.
HECKLEsBURG.
II was expected that Meckenburg would afford active
support TO Prussia for the defence Of Schleswg osten.
sAIoyY.
The Crown Princess Of SaIony proceeds TO Vienna.
The saxony Treasury vslusbes and provisions for the
army have been transported for security TO Bohemia
HEssR CAssEL.
The order for the mobilization Of the Army Of Hesse
Csssel signed on the 18Th.
On the 18th the Chamber Of Hesse Casse passed resou
tions by largo majority requesting the Government to
return to policy Of neutrality and not carry out the order
for the mobilization Of the army. The Chamber refused
to grant supplies for the purpose.
HEssE DARMSTADT.
In Hesse Darmstadt the Upper House unanimously ap
proved of the Government proposal for the adoption Of
military measures.
The Lower House of Baden had unanimously agreed TO
the demand Of the Government for credit account Of
the mobilization Of the army.
HANOVER.
In the Hanover Chamber Of Deputies Q motion was
pending Directing TO the mobilization Of the Federal Diet
and demanding dismissal Of the ministers who assened
10 it.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Great Britain.
REFORM BILL.

In the House OF Commons, on the lith, the Reform
bill further debated In Committee An amendment, max
ing tho s county franchise dependent upon tho
rather than the seus value 81 property was rejected by
Government majority of Z. Mr. sanhope then moved an
amcncmca the obS ct of which 10 give land without
house counties ;he privileges regards the
given 70 house without land Mr. Gladstone rnired
some objections but IN spirit Of compromise and contrary 70
the wishes oi OF his best supporter gave wAy md
amendment was carried by 9Gl 10 ~.
The Morning sar thus comments This division In m
Liberal camp: For the inst time since ntroducton ~
the Reform bill the Liberals have been divided M Glad
stone Last shi stepped the line witch MARRIED The
trruc limit Of eows compromise and the advanced Liner
ais who have borne much and conceded much decned
follow him Mr. Bright and other membera anxious above
all not embarrass the Government lon House rather
had 90 gracefully made and Mr. DlI-aen hal
uhrriorsy accepted. scvcniy.r memhs-s further
IN the o. iheiI dsen aud have III on record ia
ibo rao remarkable dyiSoa which Ia, yc' Iice on
MIS- BIN protest agains enactment which hey Considered
fatal blow ths pail. ~ the Huch dsision-
yhlef regard those cOnspeg0uj BY tgg haoac9 from
W those conspicuous che diTOn De1eLt 10 lbs
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Commercial ImteiiiFence.

AMERICAN SECURITIBs.-Banng Brothers Crcu-
lar saws: Little business doing We quote; s nj 81, d6J
Maryland o. d7O; Pennsylvania - at dda Virginia
5s 49d3li Virginia os at fodfi Fries al wan LIMOS al
1i.d7J. - .
Losp0s MosEr MARKEr-The weekly returns OF the Bank
OF gam In bullion OF Z 9jf and 10 the re-
serve Of 1901 sterling Notwithstanding this i'm
the Bank Of discount remains at 10 per cent
early reduction strongly urged OF the means for
restoring confidence and the returns were looked upon as
warranting such step.
Consols on the steady. closing at s6l Qs6l
The reopenng OF the Consolidated Bank expected in
few days. -
Barings circular quotes bar silver at 52 eagles 762
LIVERPOOL June To- o. m.-CoTTON.-Ihe Brokers Circular
says There has been good trade demand throughout tho
week especially for American descriptions The accounts
from have indicated increased business in the
manufacturing districts and Notwithstanding the appreheo
sion immediate hosties upon the continent prices are
maintained while 10 some instances advance upon last weeks
quotations has been obtained American continues in good
request and has gradually advanced Idld. 10 on last
rates The sales of the week to 1l0 hes
including 47l0 speculation and 10 400 for export The
quo atoms arc as follows;
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States xitA Austria. who viii make he. declaration Of

States WITH Austria vhe will make hes declaration OF
war olone and viii consequently consider ther assem- az
80 many independent declarations Of wah Ihe .embers
Of tho Confederation whose territories are situated be-
tween ho Pussian provinces pasuoalnry euloacd to
toko note OF this communication Tho mobilization Of
tho Federal oruy was not valid In tho form proposed by
Austria, but in modified shape proposed by Hanover.
THE ALLIES OF AUSTRIA AND or PRUSSIA
The eight votes excluding Austria given In the Dict IN
favor Of the mobilization Of the Federal army represent
population Of l3s97l and contingent Of 1898 men;
while the fye votes excluding Prussia against The proposal
represent population Of 29j55SO aud rgent Of 49,
500 men.
NOTICE TO MEsSRS. R0THScHiLD
Notice had been given to Messrs Rothschid by order
OF the Prussian Government, that money belonging 10
the Confederation deposited in Frankfort 10 be- paid
without the consent o. Prussia.
PRUsSIAS ULTIMATUM TO HANOVER AND Jesse
CAssEL.
Prussia has sent an utmaum 10 Hanover and Electoral
Hesse, threatening those States with military measures
unless they furnish immediate guarantees Of their COM
rlcte neutrality in the approaching conflict.
STATEMENT OF a SEMI-OFHCIAL PRUSsIAN PAPER.
The sem-oilicia Norfdcatsche AHgsnciae ZefaHg an
nounccs that it viii henceforth publish from the
Ebc Duchies under the heading Prussia and intelligence
from States formerly belonging TO the confederation under
the title Middle European Group Of States.
THE CoMMASDER-IN-CR OF THE FEDERAL ARMY.
\ Frankfort dispatch says Prince Charles Of Bavaria
will be appointed Commandcrn-Chief Of Tho Federal
army.
THE PEDBRAL DIET on TIE INVASION or sAXOSY.
The Diet held extraordinary meeting on the 18th 70
decide the motion by Saxony that Austria and Bavaria
be requested to adopt Immediately such measures as were
neeessitated by the Prussan invasion.
THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE FEDERAL DIET DECLARED A
VIOLATION oP THE TREATIES or 1915.
1t asserted at Paris that proceedings Of the Fed
eral Diet had determined several Of the Powers who
signed tho treaty OF Vienna Of 1915 TO declare that in
their opinion articles 81 and GO Of that treaty. which
form part Vi the European International Law have been
vinlafni.
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Austria.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.


The Common Council Of Vienna on the l4;h presented
address of loyalty the Emperor Francis Joseph In
reply 10 speech from the BuIgomsste- the Emperor
said
IL receive this manifestation from the City Of Vienna
with great satisfaction. | have done everything IN my
power 10 preserve the peace and liberty of Germany Dull
il has been made impossible in all quarters for me to do
So This is the most arduous period have experienced
since my accession TO the throne. now resort
20 the sword with confidence IN God, my
good night, my valiant army, ana inc
cooperation IF my faithfi subjects; but must, IN es-
pccal express my fullest satisfaction with the unanimy
and attitude OF Vienna, notwithstanding that consider
able sacrifices have been already imposed upon the capital
by the stOppage Of business and the want Of employment
for the pnpuaii0n. The exemplary order prevails
here in comparison with the other countries, and cannot
sufficiently express my recognition of this fact"
The reports freely circulated on the ll'h that Aus
tra had that morning formally declared against Prus
sa are presumed have been founded on this speech.
AUSTRIAN PLANS.
According 10 Paris gossip, there exists Austrian dis
PATCH to be private and confidential, which among
other things stated that if the Ausrans allowed 10
bea, the Prussisns and Italians but particularly the Pus
slams there would be opening for treating for the
sion Of Yeneta.
THE PRUssIAH MINISTER AT VIENNA.
II is stated that the Austrian Minister for Foreign
Affairs withheld the passports of Baron Werther the
Prussan Ambassador until the Prussisn Government re-
leased Councillor Lesser who arrested in Holsein
Baron Won Werber consequently did not leave Vienna til
the 18th.
FINANCIAL DISTRESS.
There was great heayiness and dependency in financial
circles throughout Germany and the various BouIscs
seriously affected
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CUBA.

DUEL-THE MORO CASTLE LICHT-AREIvAB op The
CORSICA.
HtvANA, Saturday. June q, lsC6
During the last week ihc-o has anivcd ~ Havana the
steamers Moro Castle, Daniel Webster Panama, H. Hud
son. Salient and Montezums.
duel came oil last Monday morning between c lban
and Spanish officer The latter had seddced the former
sister. The Spaniard was MORALLY wounded.
The revolving light Of the Moro Castle will be changed
from the lst of July the 18th of August make repairs
and clean it, white light OF the fourth order viii DC
substituted for IT,
Don Salvador Same Marquis de Mariana, died last
night. His funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Corsica arrived from New-York this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

The UPPER MrssoURI.-The steamer Aarcella ~
rived at -. Josephs No. the ols, fom Fort Benton
which place she len the stb She brought down number
Of passengers No hostile Indians encountered. The
river in excellent boating condition When the Marcea
left For, Benton the market oyetocked with goods and
the clrgoes OF several boats woad have be stored at that
point as il was useless 10 send them interior New
and rich gold discoveries being made the west Of
Helena and considerable bullion finding It's into tho
settlements The prospect for mining good and large
Of gold wold be taken from the mines this season
Considerable be the noghbOrhOOd ~ Fort
Benton il thought the would be IN favorable
dnon loF boating for two m0nths 70 come
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a,k ~ q n n .
- 800 80 - .~s
PAaLIAMBST-TnE sUDGBT-ExPENDrTUR AND RIB
CEIPTs-TBE FTNIAS Radcliffe RECIPROCITY

PAaLIAaBST-TnE MISREPRESENTATION AND RIB
CEIPTs-TBE FTNIAS Radcliffe RECIPROCITY
TREATY.
OTTAWA G. ", "wednesday jane y. ls g.
The Finance Minister brought down the budget last
night
The expenditure for the past year amounts to sl2l0o
OOO of which s2O0O0 applied the reduction Of the
public debt The expenditures inClnde all the charges in
cured on account of the Ferisn raids
The customs have realized over II 100000 in
the previous year. Imports excess, SsjO00O exports
excess S9000000. The whole tade OF the Province has
increased sl8,OO0OO0
Expenses incurred in consequence Of The Fenau raids,
slIOO,OoO.
The Finance Minister alluded 10 the eectual manner
in which the United States Government had dealt with
tho Fcnians, but said that the Fcnion snake was
" scotched," not killed
eGecuay repel aggressos; consequently, instead 81
$4,000 heretofore asked militia purposes, y 100000
was placed in the estimates
Treaty il became imperative to reanange the CUSTOM
The estimated falling off in revenue is s,OOO,VOO. To
supply the deficiency The following Is proposed:
10 raise the duty spirits from 80 10 6) cents gallon 20
raise the customs duty whisky and brandy 70 no SPECIFIC
standard OF 20 gaon 10 levy dur on !da1 corn and
duty Hour coming fom the states Of 80 cents par
rel 10 abolish tho free p9r. u spa snd asu. - Mariei
10 raise duty TEA from to - aud l.. cents per
pound; impose export duty on awogs OF y cents per
standard log; to change tao method Of eyyng duty wtl
II hereafter De levied the accumulated charges at the port
Of shipments 10 reduce the duties 0n sugar 10 tho E9S
standard viz refined sugar s. 100 b white eaye - ~
sugars 81 -; 10 make the duty on ca1ej1ico q ~
per gallon, and moasses 81 per gaIoni 10 im,
degrees If proof spirits and - per gallon wine con
taning degrees of proof spirits; wine in bottles except
sparslng wine 81 per dozea genuine sparkling vine
g. Dozen The duty coffee is reduced, and there 10
general reduction OF the duties on manufactured goods 81
about per cent.
These changes 90 into effect ut once.
On the more strictly financial question, Mr. Gait ar
nouncod that the Government lad To provide for over 81
900 600 raise which they proposed instead Of going TO
England, 10 issue legate notes to that extent.
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KossuTU's LETTER.

The following letter from Kossu,h has appeared in
Of the Italian journals:
large number OF my counymen having addressed by
letter from various parts OF Italy asking my advice the
conduct they ought 10 In the conuncu
Is impossible for me 10 reply to each yua hereby de-
clare that in opinion those Of my fellow counirymen who
employed In the military service In sny other way should
remain for the present where they and quietly tho
Of events Those the other hand sho not
poyed and who desire TO enter the mtsry service will do
well TO take service In the Hungarian legion They may DO
that, should matters progress 20 enable them 10
offer tho support Of their patriotic zeal In the field Of ncon
they VIII be duly informed on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

LNIEPooL. Saturday Evening. June %. 1860.
The BOuRsR
The Paris Bourse was fiat on The 10th. Rentes
closing Oh &c. eI-diyidend.
TIE JAMAICA COMMISSION.
Thereport q the Jamaica Commission viii be laid befJre
Parliament the e,h
THE REFORM BILL AND TIE MINISTRY.
Sunday papers say that the fate Il Reform BIZ and Mn
will be- decided Tho Conservatives are
deiermined attempt the defe,t Of tho Government
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HuuQnry.
pROCEFpINGS OP THE DIET.

PROChEDINGN UF THE DIT.
TEsTH. June ii.-I0-day the Lower House OF the
Hungarian Diet after an animated discussion. rejected The
proposed Address the Emperor PRAYING tina. HIS Majesty
would relieve the present distress among the
poorer cl.sscs n Hungary.
The dcbtio has lasted tao DAYS.
The decision House II be embodied IN resolution
~ Gilman LIZA stated that there no hope - tho Hun
gara Constitution bcng restored BY The statesmen who now
compose the Austrian Government. NJ Ghycly made a
,psech IN which he declared bis belief that II only posi-
lie The monarchy by restoring 20 tie HangaAns heir
Constitution
This opinion met with marks OF general assent from the
House.
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Pa-sepuers Arrived.

PROM LONDON AND I.VRE-ln steamship Wn Penn-D.
Leay wife cid AVID ia scott Geo Carter IL Graham
lady child aud H. Gresham Mrs w. vale mits Lane j.
W.Coyin VIM &. Iar' ~ &. Hamilton H. Ames W j. h. Ia
sds r. A. oAdoy MI fisher Mr. Faconer and '1y s Mellow
and other. n the steefag.
FROM 81. AGO DE CtBA-in Steamship Fab kee-E !
Wallace H. s. Consult Caroline Wallcc, J. and r. treie ~
ksyes George Hodge, rhoms, Ross Wood Wm
Fannn Gilbert Pedro Auga GhsTea Cock Robert sewna
FIoleeh Duany Dr. r. Hartman wife five children and
Srsncee Rsa Pablo Aadslei A. y. Nerdorcsa NJ Escous
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THE REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.

MOVEMENTS or PRESIDENT BArz--GOy ERNNBNr IN
TIP HANDS or A TRIrAvTRATE.
HAVANA Saturday, june ~. 1860.
The latest received here from santo Domingo con-
firms that received previously concerning the toll Of
President Bhez. On tho 18th inst. Baos Gt Porto
Rico, on route for 81. Thomas The Govommont is nov
III the hands OF q Ihumyirate, composed of Pmonial,
Lupcron 0nd Garcia. Con- Cabral on tho 9Th Gt Port
au.Pfncc.
Mercantile affairs IN Jamaica suffering MONETARY
orsis, duo % Tho mpondp. var IN Europe aud failures ID
Enc.enG,
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for JUNE "a.

THE " Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ths week contains tAr 10"
owing:
LEApNG ARrrcIEsAd Of Congress; PooJ. ani e.'
Soda Ash MAJ ufsc'nrc The he.r
Work ToDsy National REQUIRES; Tie ehF
West Political Insanity; Gov Mof,on spch Ihe nsas o. HrN
Tax Bill TIE New johnson FAy The New lsin ~
glish Poucs Rupture between Prussia and the reariS
and Honesty Europe IN arms Inc DGtJi eofsAs Io'0' "
graphs.
NEws or TIE WEtx-The lmRend,ns EaioRean WAR pon',
News, Condition Of the southi Political and Personal; sr''s
City The Cholera; The Fen- CRIMINAL Education hesoss %"
rope F., r,
tosehhss-AOsusct OF tnt rtoetsuh-s. - az. Al,
OuR DIPLOMATIC kELsfoSs WITH EsSLssp-"h LAT lholso
Europe OF Our lurrisonn'nt oi JEFFERSON Dav.
Dosfsft toRhksF n
Correspondent W 'siofs Mlssoui Mou,spA $40
Aofsiiitii"'A.
Senate hepy 81 poV ony on ~,
kofs-nleWnS hePot'ei VIC N''''''
Tom 81 parts OF ne 'onhy A. a,s An -, $780,, -., IN
IHB Nkw IaknF-Syops's ol 'c hsa vi, - $780,, -
Oomuiuee OF az sHu 'ea"s anu iePoS" W '"' 'f'
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MEXICO.
FIGHrING-THB FATE OF THE EMPIRE-DRAFT ORDERED
IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.
IuucQ

FICHTING-THBFATB OF THE EMPIRE-DRAFT ORDERED
IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Havana, Saturday June o. 1906.
The latest news received from Mexico came by me
French steamer Panama. Tho Emperor mad anthorHei
an anonymous society for the establishment Of soTehouse
and q public salesroom
Presnilo was attacked tho 2jth Mt " the dssedents
from Laguna To the number Of 200 commanded by Aara
According to Pate0R Ndci0n, the enemy were beaten
and dispersed. The French column met and defeated
aqua az Salado.
The Estatee Of the 9Th says lat tho y Of The En-
pre depends upon the result NJ the b1rs being proc
ecutod in the Departments Of War and he Treasury II
the Government succeeds in establishing national army
wen organized and equipped and succeeds, at first win
feregn hid. and later by their own Efforts IN making
stand against all enemies, and in recognizing The Treas
ury tho future OF the Empire is secure; but while the
Empire has neither men nor money Is situation is preca
nous and endangered.
Tho railroad from Mixcoac 10 San Angel was inacgl
rated on the birthday of the Empress.
In Mexico, Plebla and Quer'toro, the Emperor hal or
dered draft
HEAVY LOSSES or TnB TAMPIC0 NER HANTs-RUIE
STARING THEM IN THE FACE.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, June y, 100.
The following is a translation from recent number OF
the Iris an Imperial paper published at Iampco:
left fhis place for Turham and Vera Cruz twenty
thousand packages OF merchandise which the merchants
OF this will lose upwards OF $4,000 Or freight Alone
which package These loses the disaster
OF SanOgagua and tho farther have
suffer on The Ire IA the interior 1
utterly the Of this place # the situation Is rro
longed six months more.
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letter:
THr TtILRREs. June II.
MONSIEUR MsIsTm At time when the hopes OF peace
which the meeting OF the Conference had led 10 entertain
Hppesr yanb Is essential 10 explain BY circular to the
foreign Powers the ideas which my Government intended 10
Into the councils Of Europe and the conduct which
proposes adopting With regard 10 impending events That
communication will set forth policy in It's real light
II the Conference had taken place are aware that our
language 10 be exncyou we're 20 declare in my name
that repudated any idea OF territorial aegandemeni
1" Tres bie so Ms equilibrium Of Europe continued
uRdst1rbcd Sensntou IN fact, could only think Of
attending frontiers In the event OF the Of Europe be-
coming modified for the exclusive advantage II great Power
and also the ~ bordering provinces demanding by
votes freely expressed her ansexaton TO France Fresh
appreciation
setting aside those circumstances think il worthy
country 10 prefer the Unable advantage OF keeping
good terms with our neghbors 10 mere territorial acqns
ton" Trs bl,p tres bun and respect their Independence
and their nationality. fresh appTobAtion Animated with
81 peace bad appealed England and Russia
Jointly 10 address words of eonoaton 10 tho n.1ressd
parsa Fresh mUis ~ ~shesion. Tho pndwsiHsdibs Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

AnyANcR oP RrssIAN rRnoPs.

The Berlin correspondent of The London Times says
the Russian force concentrated in Southern Poland Is
slowly advancing in the direction Of the Silesian frontier
and it is surnised in Austrian Poland will take up such
position eventually be at the disposal of the Kaiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

EXTRAoRDINARI

EXTRAORDINARY POWERS GRANTED TO GOVERNMENT
The whole bill OF Marshal O'Donnell granting eX-
trsornsy powers the Government edoptei IN Con
gress by a vote Of 100 against ~.
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TREATY OP ALLIANCE.

II vas positively stated at Copenhagen that Sweden
Norway and Denmark had concluded offensive and de-
!ensive treaty Of alliance.
THE CZAREWITCH.
The Czsrewtch on visit TO the royal family Of
Denmark 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

FIRE IL MASHATT ,N-sT.-AbOut o'clock this
morning fire broke in two story building in M0ahat
tan.si between Houston and Frsists. which eIiin
gnishei with slight damage the building and contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28

ExCKLsIOR. SLIPPERS SHoBs GAnlhi aud boors
for Ladies' and families o1'ng neat variety or"
style and ctcap 81 ,. WrnHns no - 'o'rh'' ABOVE
~ olshtbd
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CITY NE VS..

cast, the size Of life, taken from the head Of
Probs murderer Of the Dearng family has been secured by
Mr. Wells II The Pathological Journal snd may DO seen
in the window at No. $50 Broadway.
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Our lock stick" machine worried vty VEL, 90 went at La
phcr-to MAKE II yo1p' W. "A. i ,'i with q
ehungc.-D. Winter to tie WtleoN Oiltss = G.
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TOILET PRrpArATiovs.-The oolni,

1OILFT PkfPAENIlVN7,--I VWIWTIN TUI
prepariion berufing the prxol youth etc.
but the OILY preparation that WI y zoos" brown AID
y,lg cslrd patches. ,t c. ssireaels nleu-
hes e4oi rfART usiY ~elarai snd FRfchLh
LOrIoN. II fills Sold hy bl aTufrsIs