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HOPS are firm and in good demand for homo -

HOPS are firm and in good demand for homo ss.ss
a. nom 20 40 and zoe ss TO growth and
ioI 2h,9P'H 3 and t9@iOe for retail b:s y@&.
81 20 for Common and g. for Iumn 1ad, "A
MOLASSES-Pflces are firm hui m. businsss L. NJ
we nave only to note small lot Of Clayed Nit
OlLS-Linseed continues in good demand and r,.A
hm at oodsl 90 Fish Oils have raled very qa,stN
prices as general thing are very well sustained a IN
has been In moderate demand and firm at o. 4Oa a. Cor ~
No aud Prime ~"
PR0vISI0Ns-There has been moderate bushes. IN n
today but prices are without material change CLOSING
For future delivery there is inquiry but the yieTs
ers are materially above present rates. buyers ref ~
operate The sales. cash and regular $3.50 bbs AZ AZ -
Brm with fair demand; sales VI 200 bbls at eI9aeIl
Old Plain Mess s6as2i for New Mess xIasl7 n, ~ ~
Extra, and soa s2i for New Extra Terce Beef and H.
Hams dull and nominal Cut Meats are quiet sales ot ~
pkg at 4idl5e for Smoked Shoulders and lie for No.,
Picked Hams. Bacon is dull and nominal Lard dui ~
holders asking higher prices the market closing unsettled
in lots, chiefly City, at q q2lsc.
AFTERNOON Provision Market oicrocx-Tbera NJ.
fair business done in Pork u prices, Of COO bS
at $50 62i 6s3 for Mess Beef and Lari firmly hea
PETROLEUM-The maKket continues dGl and pricss an.
lower, sales OF 600 bbs Crude spot at 3ce s%
900 6bs Refined in bond rine Light Straw to White a.
RICE-No sales are reported; prices are nomnalIy nm.
changed. ""'
sUGARsThe demand for Raw Sugars has again been good
and with the advance in gold prices better closing % az
l0a 0ie for fair Refining, and 0i l0sc for good do 49,
OF 475 hhds chiefly Caba at lO a.c. Refined are mr
az IL. ltlc. for Hards.
sEEDSGrass Seeds are neglected and nominal C.lou,.
Linseed IL dull at % rs.
TALLOW-The market continues quiet but prices arr,
steady at llfdi2ic. for Western and City.
WOO-Domesiic feecrs remain quiet bat prices have un
dergODe essential change; and grades
~ good supply and heavy, while fine eeoes scarce "a
demand and very frm Foreign descriptions remain dull
prices without change
WHISKY-The market is inactive and prices are nom mali
ssles at G26 for State aud 81 26l - n for Western
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MONDAY, juno g. ls6o.
ASUES-The market Ia firm with moderate demand; sales
a AZ 81 81 Is for POS and sl3 1854 for Pearls
COT iONIhe demand is very light and the sales to-day
ara than 800 bales prices nominal holders AS
general thing ask former rates 3sdiOe for Mlddngs
But ,he offers from buyers are age below this;
~ COFF EE-There is nothing doing in the market beyond
small obbng lots from second hands prices are nomina.t
unchanged 49, -
FLOUR AND MEAI-The market for Western and State
Flour dull but prices have undergone no essential changes
the sales are 20 bbs at 81 Od - for Snpefkne state
s. IS for Extra do 81 2OGsO y for Fancy do e. Va
80 81 for the low grades Of Western Extra ~ OdsO 10
for Shipping Ohl0i s02JOSl4 - for Trade and Family
brands aud $l - S7 for Louis Extras An Invoice oil
French Flour sold to-day private terms Canadian iour
Is in moderate demand without change 10 note IN prices
Common grades close heayyi sales Of 80 bs at
for the low grades of Extra ana SO MdsA for Trade anu
Family Extras Southern Flour is duh but prices arc Win
ont essential change sales 80 bbls at $40 o9 lo
pI,e 20 good Supefhne Country Baltimore &c. ana gig fVa
$40 70 for Trade and Family brands Rye f2r - seaoy pH
dull; safes 80 bbs at $50 30 Corn Mea' 10
and nonina. ,...,. .,.,,. Nm, oricss
GRaIN-The Wheat market is moderately active nnt prices
are without material change the sales are sVV ousn 40.
Milwaukee Club at So TO- and 1900 bush ehoiee Aoer 10
g. % - S5 Borcy IS quiet mly held Barley Malt
inactvs and nominal oats In more active demand ana
- ha,ar ba sales are BUSH at J2d5ic. for
Wassyn ana Toc for Canadian Rye ~ in better demand
and saes OF bush at o. ~ for Slseor sin. 81 10
fr stole and I7ds 10 for Canadian The latter rate Tor
,anit Corn il In rood demand for export and the home
80 am the salcs arc 100 600 bush 40 20 Sgc for Unsounj
be inside eie for very poor end 81 3ic o fair very fine
new Mixed Western, a6oat aud -. ds4e for Western
UFMp-Mnnila il dull and heavy At si. gold other AMOS
are Inactive and nominal
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ppm BOARD OF BRoKERs-3I p. NJ.
MONDAY. June II. ".

MONDAY, II, VI
Gold opened at lioA sold at lii and closed at 1884
1881 The market has been very excited, and large
amounts have changed hands.
Government bonds lower on 5-2os and steady on
the 1905 with small business in all classes of bonds
In State and Railway bonds there but little doing
The miscellaneous shares generally strong MarpoSa
Preferred was sold the call at PSI by one party and at
tho same time another party claimed to be buying
the stock at POI 926l. The movement to-day is
based upon a Telegram received from the snpern-
endeBt Of the mine which states that the new process
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
Yearly Meeting OF Friends fOrshede1.

The New-York Yearly Meeting, made up of fifteen
quarterly meetings now In session in this City The first
public meetings held Sunday At the7 Twentieths
in New York morning afternoon and evenings also
the Packer Institute Brooklyn in the morning. in each
with full houses In addition 10 the ministers OF their own
yearly meeting there arc In aendanee-Samue BEETLE OF
Philadelphia John Scott and Deborah 1Lomas OF Baltimore
Ell Jessup OF Iowa jacob adey Of indiana Lemue Clifford
OF New England and Jesse T. Hartley and Rebecca Upter
graph Of Ohio with minutes ministers Of their several
me- e,ings The speaking Sunday principally by Samuel
BEETLE Jesse T. Hartley Deborah Thomas Jacob Hedloy
John Scott Eli Jesfup Elizabeth Comsoci. Esther Weeks
David Bennett Dslsi BRyAand Pheho Hathaway. Joteph
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JUNE 4.-22.439 bbs Flour. Pa bbi,. whisky "a
bbs Corn Meal eco sacks Corn Meal SIS Ocake
bush Wheat $40 bush Corn % -i bush Osts H. g sh
Malt 10 pkgs Ashes s7s bbs PORK 324 pkgs Clf Mcss
IS pkgs. Lard, D kegs Lard, 943 bbs Petroleum.
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is in full operation, and the results Of TINS shows
t2S per tun to ~ before OF same rock Boston Water
Power sold at 5l Cary Improvement, Is Western Union
Telegraph, col The Railway Share list opened firm on
NewYork Central, 9si TIE opening sales Of Enc early
in the day 6Os, but at the Board the stock was in
active demand and sold at 6li The rest of the list
dull and steady with the exception Of Fort Wayne
which sold down to 800. The market closed dnll Be-
the Boards Enc active demand for cash and
sold as high as 62l.
At Second Board the interest centered Erie which
sold 63 aud closed strong The balance Of the list
firm. After the call Erie sold at 6i and closed 81 96i
The stock largely oyersold and deliveries made with
great difficulty. One eighth per cent paid to-day for
the use of the stock for cash delivery Hudson River
lower selling Ill Cleveland and Pittsburgh advanced
per cent and Fort Wayne l. The market closes irmer
at quotations. The closing prices Canton - 40;
Cumberland Coal, 45l s46 Mariposa Mining Company
Preferred, 2i924i Quicksilver 5lid5ll; New-York
Central 9SI a9s,; Erie, 6i06ii; Erie Preferred, 74sG
75 Hudson River Ill 9ll; Reading, l0S3 l09; Michi
gan Central lO7 lO8 Michigan Southern, sOi dsOai Hi
nois Central 1861 0l7 Cleveland and Pittsburgh sj4d
ssh North Western 2s 023' North Western Preferred,
5si a59 Cleveland and Toledo lOf lO5; Rock Island
e2a 1881; Fort Wayne, asa; Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates 2SG2sl.
Money continues to grow easier and large amounts are
offered at per cent cali. In commercial paper 10
change.
The following are the changes from the returns OF last
week in the bank statement:
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STATE AID BONDS.
murks,.-c.nr,rllr Mrronrrp ron 7 RE N y. rnlsrs.

IsrrRFr SrvEN Pea CENT FER ANNuH payable
Ia Cor by the STATE free Of Government Tax
For sale by FISK A HATCH Bankers No. Nassau.st
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OFYIcE MILWAUKEE AND st PAUL RAILwAr.}
NEwYoRK, May a. 1885
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCKHOLM

ERRs and BONDH0LDERs Of this Company for the election
OF Directors will be held the Once OF tbs
Company the city Of Milwaukee on the 18th day Of June ns1
q ~ o'clock m.
The Transfer closed the sch day o. Jane and
opened on the 18Th day Of June next ChAs r. olbtIS
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Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessn
Oyylcy or rsE Hupsos RIVER RAILROAD ConPAsy ,
NJ. ,-n ~ - rutprrvru NRw.ionK NAV 10 lp66

OPYcy on rBE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
No. 270 WEsr TBIRrErHs NEw.io May TO- 1856
YNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the SrOCkHOLD
l. Frs Of the HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY for tn .
ELECTION OF THIRTEEN DIRECTORS for the ensuing
be held office Of the Company No $40 wes, Theh New
YORK Guy, MONDAY June H. 1866 Polls will be from IL
m. until and much longer not beyond the setting Of Vi
the day. the Inspectors may md necessary 70 fe
the votes Of electors presenting themselves
The Transfer Books o'clock the 2is
day OF Nav until o'clock A. m. on 9h day Of Jase.
AUGUSTUS sCHELL, seere,orr
fVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
l. HOLDERS Of the BULLION MINING Co lof Colorado f.
Trustees for the viii held the ot
the Company No 90 Lberty ON WEDNESDAY, June iSt
q o'clock. p b ELLiOii, secretary.
New.Yor May &c, 1866.
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PETROLEUM GAS & HEATlNa

~ Co-Books subscription the capital stock Of ts tg
pny open the Banking Otce Of j. NELSON Ltt
No Broadway. This liked the thai manuia eN
coanuch brill ant and IRE from those onosio,s
furnished about ONErlRD the p~scnt P,e
eoatgss subscribing the balance IN "
DAYS after that one.ha the capital stock pas Otn
scTibed Gen. L. Is. VAN bOhsS fi's'"'"'
l. NRIsox Ircksy Secretary
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oFyrcE oy PACIFIC Man srR,vsurP oxPANf,
A. IN ~ =, .arnar gsnov.rsf N.,y. York MAY 10 1857

OTyIcs COMMISSIONERS OF TAIss AND AsEsnssu,l
NRw-YoRK. June T. 1896
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF BANKS. =
Notice hereby given that under the provisions Of Chapter >
Of titled An Act authorizing the taxed
Of Stakeholder Of Banks and the surplus funds Of Savings Banks
Shareholders Of Banks Banking Associations 10 the City
County Of York have been assessed for the year 1896 on
ue o their therein.
The Roll. prepared and viii remain =
the ob day Of June 1861 for the correction Of errors
J. WILLIAMSON.
J. w. BROWN,
J. w. ALLEN,
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financial.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT wAsHrSeroy D e.. May "A lse
+ n Of yS aS3 oadoS ct ass
gre.s approved March and ~ 1892 thai he ssery q ' s.
prs1sred all css'iaeaso Of ind 5es
thereon presented for redemption On o. before May
thereafter such certificates vii cease 70 bear interest,". and WI o s
in HUGH MccULLocH secretary ofhe T,a.y
oyvrcE OF PACpIe Nan sIp,sygg u Ssris' To-,
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS.-Noiics
~ hereby given tia. the Board Of Deeto at heir ee 'ss'
IN" s 1sa ~ That as's $ FOR eSRff CENT
holders G S be s scrip ssSs Of I.eorS Closing
Rs' on e.a CT; a DAY u Si : Ssos
Rt That ssid ppynent. may be made sivs .,
day with interest pr cent per ann" nom and
h ccordsncs q the ,d ssrie sess The ,so,
n s s s% on Of P Sfo The s it day o. August.
CsTtihcaes Of stock will be ready -. dewey On @
by 0iae' Oh ''s D0''' u THEoE T. JOHNSON s.s,a,y.
CaicAso AsD NORTH wrsrERs RAILg,r co.gAsr
, sresTr.T MF 2gTGs G"s 1F TE Boyp
NoRTH GSPsiF RAILWAY coMrxaY. MI S:lsds,4.
In the City u Chicago on THURSDAY Ss
"H ''' u '"A'' '''"' JAMES R. YOUNG. Secretary.
NswYoRK. Jens l. las
AN ELECTION for nine DIRECTORS Of The
n FARMERs, LOAN AND Trust coMPANY viii b sss
In Instant. The polls will open g. ' fifoh IT seee
STARE OF ILLINOIS, TRgAsuRrRs oyrcE,
TVNHE INTEREST on the ~ BLU DEDl OF TOO;
State OF Illinois Maturing the first MONDAY IN JAY lSS
viii be- paid the OCEAN NATIONAL BANK ofthe City OF Vow
York on the inclusive fJuy 1876
JAMES n. BEvERIDGE. State Treasurer
ONE MILLION EIGHTY SIX THOUSAND AND
" THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. BEING TEN THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES or TIKI
CAPITA L STOCK OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF Ms
SOURI, sALEThe been spponed Aefet
in Missouri the sale the stock hed by sr
Of Of Missouri will sealed
purchase OF said Stock thereof until u ocss
MONDAY June 1856 OF act Of the General
Assembly the State Of Missouri entitled IAN act to authorize the
State Missouri National Baht
stock owned by this state in said bank sDi -
Common School Fund and provide e
safe Investment Approved March 5th, 1866
nunber o.. shares proposed be purchased
the medium Of whether In
bonds this State. and signed by the bidder
All bid. should be addressed through the Post Once TO The nuss
signed ai ST Louis, Mo. JOSIAH OGt
N, Louis Apr a. 1855. fhe Stat.
OYvIcE NORTH AMERICAN Frs lssussrcf 60,
No ia Broadway NEv.loRE, May ~ 100
4 + the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
N ofthe NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
held at Office No. ia Broadway MONDAY tho lsb is
James ". OTIS William White wright Oliver u Shepard
Josiah Lane. Wylis Blackstone, Jomes b. Johnston.
Rish'd NJ BlatchfoId, Joshua J. Henry Sidney Brook
Caleb swan Acton CIVIL Henry Parish.
Thomas w. Gale, John Auchincoss, John Bryan,
Daniel h. Oliver Edward ". n. LyMsa,
Charles Williams William Barton Henry O. Rice.
subsequent Of the Board Of Director JAMES w
r. W. BLEECKER, secretary
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UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.YORi
u No. % Broadway, corner Of RectoT-st

CAPITAL FI"""V
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS which may BE- with
drawn a any time.
THIS COMPANY Is authorized to act Receiver Essen'si,
Trustee for women Guardian for infants and generally -
execute al legal trusts
1T ga LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Court u
will charge the estate Of going so'od "
who their personal attention to busnesa
ISAAC H. FROTHINGHAM, President
A.v. STOUT JOHN v. L. PRuYN Vice Pre'dsa's
W. =. ALDRlCH Secretary.
TRusrEEs;
A. c. HOWELL, HESRY X boGshr
= G.WHRfLER IT,, AUGUSTUS SCHELL4 ts D. NssLtt
w. II. TRAvERs, JouS MAGxR, GEORGE W; ,ils'
HoRAcE \. CLARK. VIM RUSSELL JAMES M.LsS'
J. D. JoHSsroS DAVID Bows ELisHs RIGGS
q NJ WArKRByRr BENZ n. HurroS JAMS FoRsrrh
r.....S.,.gr. Ep.xcrs Sxrnpy J. w, FREEMAN
J. PARKER, DAsIEL DEyLS, W. Nhifsshehr -
ALIEN MuSR0I HENRY r. DAVIES
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(,UICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS

~ CoMPANYThe Board Of Directors OF the Cheaso 40 -
Island Railroad Company have resolved TO issue o. -
Bond or Obligations Of the Company conyefiinr mo oe
dispose Stockholders At the rate Of I~esy 49,.
rro ra,a who be registered such on the c.s"s
al the Iransfrr Books on the 9Th day OF May next
The payment Twenty Per Cent OF the value OF vac
mnsi be made at office Of the Company by The ah day JUN
-, ~ witch dsfe the Bonds will be ready for delivery
hs Trsn Books Will be closed TIE 9Th day 81 May and y
- ~, lie I2h OF June next FRANCIS H. TONs, Secretary
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TEXAS GOLD MINING OFFICE. No. 80 Broad ,
l. way ~ Y, Room 30 Q. Annual Meeting Tor the f's'u""
Directors. June 49, la66, at u o'clock IA
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual E,.siyx w
of Trustees Of The Ia NJ MA ion GOLD MINING IOMfANt
OF Nova scotia win held MONDAY joy" lsSS .. - +.
- Of tIs No Court and a. The ias 80
HOOK Of the Company win closed The Saturday preceding "
L a. ""'' N'''' ''"' - " +. SCHUMACHER Secretary
GAN FRANCISCO CITY and CALllo OKLA sIAIh
y COUPONS BOUGHT or COLLECTED at best rates
- wv WELLS. FARGO Co, No "a Broadway
AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LANE
- S'"' C. L q. MOOpNAN Ne @ WsnAA
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no, .uds 70 the matter Or saly speculate "a sAs prsss
ikties.
THE PEACE PROSPECTS.

-
The Florence ndiia orthe 10th Of AdSus, says 'ne
aan foroes which had advanced - FAR ~ Perg'pe ana
e walls Of Riya compelled, for stra'egcss r's~on
70 c>occntrats in the Tho diplomatic questions -
iaive p the district Of Trent must not BE- confonnded
with the s'ra.egea question; the necessity o. cocrn'
tAifng troops may cause the evacuation OF cestsn
ti"n. of Territory occuped by tho Isaans xiaou -
fssutng mat such territories mot y % cIAinco ~
the gotta ions for Peace "' 'f
The Florence yifs Of the sans Day .ssys;'' The
medaiun OF France ntiapia0 swcrsdfd N voI'uahR
ths acceptance by Austria tho conditions 81 we -
t0rtde ~ formerly agreed upon with Italy Frniwe it
Italy to consult her own h<eresss ftorsnidan'e
coDespts alton ,of Austrian troops ready 10 lake
the offensive ON the district U the Trent AMI
lsonzo determined the chiefs Of the Italian
army 70 placethcr forc n bgter position tor do
fence The military canaations for tho sussp II an
armistce being thus changed there would henccorth DO
no reason 10 refuss the Mistice which has b~conio
necessary for European reaons. Wo conclndr, there
fore, nj an armistce Will shortly be agreed upon "a
Representatives from. the various mincr German
Safes had arrived nj Is Rim.
In the Upper Chamber cf the Prssslan Ieraturc the
drat address n response 10 tho kiDs spcsc had been
JHesented. IL gor In tho or Prussia, hopes
for the most beneficial results, and recoeu,z tr dlsn'
teresed mediation ot foreign Power IA tho pcseo pre-
lhminaries l5fffA u f1'tsssg vEtNt@t1s !
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cempe'cd undsr The sirougesi prnsan military orr anI-
xaton shonla be eons,tucd Into inenGe 10 her
ne'gnper No naia m k1sps 'oGa rss q
VA pseg - % Aase~ sy8 .raggei~ss
n "nriacs,icn" rosh nd 0ipe eiu.ry Gsymany or hosN
Aa essnsss wscA te ieeciinG vpris of i7e3 sreats
o. Fasec- for mere defensive purposes France wtQ
&ways b. strong enough 10 vrs, ne ,oortd Whaf
Hhoo 70 complain of q combination which woad "paraI
Vxa them and tie them down in tho name of nalonaAr
W" which would "bud them hand and fo.t stife
them, treat them Latin nation. conaetuned 10 =
Efesdsf With Italy Spain. aed porrapa cxcosp shS
10 BY The Pyrenses on uc southwest and by tho Aips "a
the sontheast tiev think that Tho 'foc or svpason
Of France mnss n0eds nnd ts the rtds y SER
nasy;v that u IN too hard lhat where .si are not
should BE- hcmncd 10 by tho mass or on enormous
Sate - Nw ,Tt@ f@4 s
One can hardly hslleve sach an saicry " s~t up ~
reasonable men, spd We would iap nope mii uni Jus
tie tbssv nomenta exasperaon NAV hc -
the French bc comforssd. che treaties o. 1919 Gy9
". q Arogqh but in 70 fnsns their purpose waa 1
keep the pea-e bciwcrn natsns thM purIasr as p.sn
turs eoald msaAgc. HcncsArh tet avsr 'nah remain
quiet In hs own honse We have too long and toc ocn
heard OF te eiegitimats nfuence nnd of the cxinH.
fors OF France fnrey tLe time 10 post when ths
throw iis boundari-s and oycrrun the trrriodcf ~
lis r-ighnrs II Ia ~ triumphs or very drerent 80
tire hst nations sloald aspire nowriay1 ihr forgs-
uaa Of GERMANY 90 unith l'aiy eninpt he,
prive FlRnca of ,,ch beneficial sacendsncy - sfncf
sviisR s,u -vss er over less advanced c,minspiscs
What .. CHANCES do assy WITH thr i,fr'ctni-
nence sriecs and psrsare. taste AMI rrnc-
nscnt may win no-s not France play Ia W" modern
world tie part reh sr-ed by Rome in anricnt tnhe-f
hss Js aof fer orsSranrtsag ksroTe ~ rc ~ nss
snlg, tv ds,gAt and ,ec hsr IN A<r no gk, hfv
sytfiag, her in-,ptorsf Huf.ly other lragie An
better ssrd " sbio by the golden ruia 'iys and 10
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THE FsnIaRs AND AMERICAN RADICALS.
Action of General BanAs and thc Hrpabliesu-
Towards the Neutrality i.aws-The Irish
vote- ms Buiaucei in Engiaud.

rrrom the London Timos. Augus, III
,on,,e.s eon,s.a h n eorsss,,de mportsnes VS.
introduced lntO the HJafe " RsWeEenlaiiyos w ITO
Committee on Forign Aaairs. ihai cofamrios has
probably fche very much kSf t'a eypattcd q i IA
Arnerlen Al Nnnir ~ the sesln Il surgn@i
ha, fs are caird Tie Aaiafns c8ns asainst Enganf
would ba pr sol IN sur. way ~ 1osif, ptr.
hsps, isopatdls9 ihe generally gool undo Etnnd
ing which now happily sxi4ts between tho tao
enrEtrez NE compp5'ir1 of ihe com'Di,'ce
Iesiiculany wci afaptd 70 cneoafnyr thrsf
o1lcc'aii11a The sIeakeT y TIC Hygsr, who rnnt.
nala sii t.lD member ani Who choice = A.I.in lG
tsrgered ia, placed lho msst extreme oi shc
rpa!cai party spoa H. with soi asy ezrcpnnn. The
Chairman tho Mlfgu De iolasy ~ tAn Feted
sisfessr p1s ftse.sf ~ ~ svs ga.fio,er al -,
with er s,r4nacy and perseisly iguoga~i gf or avs
hiAory, a'sr, art numaied s'ly w she dssife 2
orlrion ~ hs coaniryrren " las h.l ~ III tSs tr
tsvtc~ 'sot,s y nisskes ous bvnirs SA,cs Il
esnssstf q oess,at .. ~ ar.y ~.
raselv i.f Ae Aoyttgn no ps eycni 10 dsg, 0Di pho
relyfy icsd ~ yce radsy he ar,r7d u ~ 0np,y
ofn n nardoah. The Other momlsrr wi'u 80 excep
tlrn cf Mr Raymond, afflicted sith At.Iophoh4a
aa9si - frvesey a. the unltcky "xgencga nbo fro.
aso cans'ftng chiefly % radical N tasers mosc
pells Il lefs4,lnr % fcr-,gn Affairs VI rgmrfr wss
The Ch'itrnn and, ~hatcyer may be ~ ssun"rs
lnisiaaei lagssry ct Ar. nan.s ~ tnss
that c-lns for indemui.y On bosh 'dcs I'D
unavsHdably arisen during tho var srd - ~ iaFg-
nud thi ~ Nr. Ravmona cm'fnei vfa ~ 0drfss
of Mr. ewafd nIe doupsas daH that ile st.slsn ilAs
rassod Silhoui any vorso folly tTng esaiai.sd than
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Changes in the Kings staff, and the Reasons.
FLORENCE, August 21, 1866.
General La Marmora has been removed from
his position as chief OF the staff Of King Victor
Emanuel. General Cialdini succeeds him.
La Marmora has not been in favor with the
people since the period Of the defeat Of the
Italian army at Custozza. When the invasion
Of venetia was determined on the plans sub
mitted for adoption were debated in council
Of war. La Marmora advocated q direct adj
vance on the fortresses Of the Quadrilateral,
Cialdini advising march so az to avoid them.
La Marmora's counsels prevailed and the re-
suit Is known. Cialdinis plan was subse-
quently carried out and succeeded. General
La Marmora has not regained his popularity
since and hence the present change
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MAxIMlllaM'S MISSION.

R.ssrfud raiIrrc of the Ncgoi IN ,i.ps Of the
Empress. Cnrioua.
LoxpoN, August % 22-Evening.
The following has been received from
Pnris -
W PANS, August 22-Evening.
IA 10 said that the Empress Of Mexico has
failed In her mission, Napoleon having, II Is
understood, refused TO grant the assistance OF
the French troops prior to their evacuation
Of Mexico 10 quell the insurgents.
In connection with this statement, the report
Is current, with some degree Of crcdibi.iiy, that
tho Emperor Maxlmilan will soon return to
Europe