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The ChUlera- -MOrbus.

Tho ChoIera-morbus is a well-known and common
complaint 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps with yomitngs &C., with serious looseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms Opium
is largely given in shape another, for this dis
order. Powerful and poisonous drugs are sometimes
administered under variety of mixtures as speclhc
for it. Even if such remedies happen to cure, they
leave behind them the seeds of death to germinate at
the first opportunity. Railways Ready Rehet Is
open to no such grave objections. teaspoonful OF
1t administered in wine-glass of sweetened water
mas more beneficial effect at once than any COM
pound OF laudanum, camphor, rhubarb. &c.. and II
the pain be not forthwith removed, as well as the
violence OF the discharges diminished in about twenty
minutes repetition of the dose of Ready Relief Is
certain to produce the desired effect. You have only,
an aodluon, to apply hannes soaked with Ready Re-
nei 10 the bowels and the cure is complete. The
danger Is over very quickly. You are satisfied from
the start that the Relief is bound to vanquish the
disease. Even In bilious cholic the same treatment
must terminate just as successfully; and should in
hammatlon OF the bowels be present the Ready Re-
lief given internally and applied exterpalIy will
proye perfect remedy. if a dose or two of DR. Rad
ways pills be dscreetly given at the same time For
cholera -morbus there is nothing can excel rnder
any circumstances, Railways Ready ReI;efInr;ce
but SO cents bottle. Sold by Druggists. p'-'o
America Railways Ready Relief is extensively used
Fever il is the only remedial agent that can be- de-
keep bottle near them-a cure will always follow.
RADWAY d CO.,
ap Il-2wd&w 81 Maiden Lane. NY,
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The Cattle Plague.

DFIFPPtTIg UU~ettt odyos
1.-THE Weekly Cattle Plague returns have again
been issued, but are incomplete to some extent The
number of attacks during the week ending March "a
is set down at 470, against 6261 in the preceding
week. and this contrast would be very consolng did
we read in the foot note that thirty
have made returns and that their last reports in
cuded ,2l5 cases. As, however. nearly equal num-
Der of cases were not reported last week it may he
safely concluded that the murrain rapidly decreas-
ing Professor Herapath, the celebrated chemist of
Bristol while attending 8 Dost-nortem examination
of some cows, discovered that the blood of animals
infected by the cattle plague is highly charged with
ammoniacal alkali. He therefore suggests the in
ourys this state of the blood the or the effect
Of the disease? This ammoniacal poison would ac-
Is more volatile than ammonia, and no explanation
is needed to show how it might be transferred from
one animal to another The Professor suggests that
it is worth trying whether the ammonia cannot be
decomposed in the blood while life is safe by the ad
ministration Of chlorine in some shape or other"
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Fenian HOyements-An Exploit by the
Crew of a Privafeer.
EAsTPoRT, Me-, April 15th.-Nine of the crew of a
Fenian privateer captured the revenue flag on In
dian island, Saturday night from under the guns
of the British man-of-war Pylades. No shots were
were exchanged, and no resistance offered.
The U. S. gunboat Winooski is at Eastport
suspicious brig was brought in here by the rev
enue cutter on Saturday night.
MUTINY ON AN ENGLISH GUN BOAT.
EAsTPoRT. Ne. April 16-The following paper has
been circulated on board the English gunboat at
Campo Bello:
Sailors and Marines-United States citizens in
vite you ashore, where ifyou leave behind the pro-
perty and habilimentS of slavery. You will find
liberty, comrades and countrymen."
A mutiny broke out on board the steamer and forty
men have been put in irons.
FENIANs GOING TO EAsTPoRT.
PORTLAND, April 16-One hundred and fifty Fe-
mans left here for EaStport in the boat tonight
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED AT CALAIS.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 16.-Adjutant General Hud-
son left here this afternoon for Calais with insruc
tions from Governor Coney to see that the laws of
the State not violated through any hostile demon
strations that may FROM the reported Fenian
movements on the border
1t is regarded as almost certain by the Mayor cf
Calais who has telegraphed to the State authorities
for protection that some Fenian movement is serious
ly apprehended in that quarter
CALAIS, ME.. April 16.-Al is quiet on the ST. Croix
No disturbance has yet occurred here or at St. Ste
phens. Fenian mass meeting is now gathering at
st. Croix Hail. and will be addressed by B. Doran
Killian and others.
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In lifting the kettle from the fire I scaded myself
very severely-One hand almost to crisp The tor
ture was unbearabe. Tho Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
CHAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad street. Philadelphia"
This Is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
mont will do. 1t is Invaluable in all of wounds
sweiings, sprans cuts, bruises, spavins etc. either
upon man or beast
Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings, bearing the
signature of g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
priUdte stamp of DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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WHAT DID IRA young lady returning to her
country home after sojourn of few months in New
of rustic, flushed face, she had SOFT ruby com
pIexton of almost marble thness and instead of
she used Hagans Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it. Any lady can improve her personal ap-
pe9rance very much by using this article. 1t be
ordered of any druggist for only so cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Disastrous Fire at port au Prinee.

New YORK. April Is "A large fire occurred at Port
au Prince, Hayti. March 10Th. destroying fifteen
squares. Most of the public buildings and the ar
chives were consumed. The origin of the fire is
attributed to rebel incendiaries, and the plot
thought to have been general fires broke out at the
same time in Jacmel, but were extinguished without
doing much damage. Another incendiary attempt
was made at Port au Prince on the 22d
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PRESIDENT LINcoLNs CAR.-The Secretary of War
yesterday announced that he would not confirm the
sale of the magnificent that bore the remains of
in Illinois The sale took place last Thursday' AZ
alexandria, when the Quartermaster- General, in
offered at public auction lot of Government nrnn
erty IN which the was included and it was struck
on to Ward h Lamon, Esq, late United States Mar
an @ St Lnls District for the sum of $6S0O The car
manufactured by the Government Military Railway
Gorps' to be used by Mr.. Lincoln when he should
nave occasion to travel by railroad. Mr.. Lamon a
steadaSt friend of Mr. Lincoln purchased it to pre-
vent other bidders from getting possession of it for
eiHhloluon, and he comedies with Mr. Stanton, who
thinks the Government should hold the relic and
Ford's Theatre,
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Aqua DE MAGYoLIA.-The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money; 1t eyercomes the odor of perspration soft
ems and adds decacy to the skin; is delightful per-
tume; allays headache and inflammation, and is
necessary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
ard upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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AMUSENENTS. a

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Bulwer's great his
toreal play Of Rcheeu' will be performed tonight
Tor the second and last time, in which Mr.. Walack
will give his powerful personation of the Cardinal
Duke, which is Of the most effective pieces of ao
ting IN which that talented artistic has appeared He
will have the valuable aid of Mr. Bangs rs the Chew
aler de Mauprat, and excellent cast of characters
Maryland lNsTTuTE.-The "Sphynx," as ex-
hibied at this place, is said to be the greatest ys
terry of the age and bewders while it astoushes all
beholders who have in vain tried to unrayel its
mysteries. Il will be given again this evening in
conjunction with the minstrel perform ances Of Bur
CESS Prendersast Hughes and La Rue's troupe,
which IS 4 most talented and efficient organization
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
acts the absorbents at the roots of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees Ali in
staDtaneous dyes deaden and inure the hair. Helm
streets not dye, but is certain in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful HAIR DREssING.
Price so cents and $l.00. Sold by all dealers.
SaratOga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists
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ForcibIe Release of Prisoners.

LOUISVILLE. April 16.-The notorious murderers
Terril and Withers were rescued from Spencer Jail
on Friday morning, by party of seven disguised
and armed men. who threatened the life of the Tailor
on his refusal to unlock the cells
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Thos. Thompson's Liquor Purifier,

HHOs' HHoHpsOHS hhFHOr FUriHer.
The only Process known to remove impurities and
impart age without injury to the body of liquors.
Eminent Chemists Of this country and Europe say
fasH OIL Is Uery dangerous, and frequently proUes ia
tai. Spirituous Liquors cannot be made free from
impurities lnvalids certainly. and general con-
sumers. don't permit yourselves to be influenced in
the use of other whskies. Insist upon having
liquors improved by Thos. Thompson's Purifier.
Whiskies for sale by the leading Grocers. Whole
sale by the Patentee.
Individual. County or State Rights for sale by
THos. THOMPSON,
ap11-6t1stp % South Gay street,
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, April 16.-The weekly statement of the
city banks for the past week is as follows Loans in
crease 81 l66O96 SPECIE decrease, S4O1 66; crcuIa-
tion increase, S406,92O; deposits, increase $685.
legal-tenders, increase $2,465 305
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LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-for
Indigestion. In Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Ghoera Morbus, &c, where warming, genial stmu-
liant is required. is careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for Gull
nary parposes Sold everywhere, at so per bottle
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
aD12-eo6m1stp
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The Philadelphia Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-The coroners jury for
the Investigation of the murder of the Deering family
have found verdict charging Antoine Probst now
under arrest with the murder of the entire eight
persons.
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From Havana-Return of General Scott to
New York.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The steamer Guiding Star,
from Havana, has arrived Major General Scott is a
passenger. General Dulce is still at the Isle of
Pines, avoiding cases of State and awaiting notice of
the acceptance of his resignation.
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All who value beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray VIII not fail to Lyons celebrated katharon
1t makes the hair rich. soft and glossy eradicate
dandrut and causes the hair to grow with luxurant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist N Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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COlOred Procession at NOrfOIk-A Serious
Afray-A White Man Killed and Others

NORFOLK, April 16.-The negroes here turned out
in large procession to-day in honor of the passage
of the Civil Rights bill. While the procession was
passing through the streets difficulty occurred be-
tween the negroes and some whites. in which one
white man killed and, his brother and step
mother mortally wounded. Order was restored by
the military
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Insurance Rates.

New YORK, April l6.-The fire insurance compa-
nies said to have determined to raise their rates
and committee is now engaged in preparing a new
tariff.
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The Sickness on Board the Enigrant
Ship Pronounced Asia1ic Cholera

Ship Pronounced Asiatic Cholera.
NEW YORK. April 16.-The Acting Collector has
received despatch from Consul jackson, dated
Halifax to-day. saying that the city physicians on
board the emigrant ship England after further de-
velopments of the disease and further consultation
last evening. concur in pronouncng it the Asiatic
cholera. All the passengers are still detained at
quarantine, and precautionary measures have been
adopted to prevent the disease from spreading.
HALIFAX April 16.-Not single case of sickness
has occurred among tho cabin passengers on board
the steamer England. This announcement will re-
lieye the anxiety of their friends.
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Reported for the Daily Commercially

TowsoSTOwE. April I6, 1868
- Circuit Court for BdttiplOre COunty-Hon b. r H
Emory, judge Jno. I. Ensor Esq States AtIornne2t N AZ
ms court was occupied with the following busi-
ness this morning. ~SA
The case of Freshman vs. Schwerd+ r,,, , -
tered agreed. 1 "'@ '4
In the case of Alenbaugh vs.. Cahorn and Cbilds.
sob 5O-lOO was entered
State vs. Henry Schultz indicted for the larceny of
d SO" ana nlne Ilgs; verdict lguity. r. N. Dough-
State rs. John Willen indicted for the robbery of
TeOrge Norman; removed from Baltimore city; not
19Tnciuded. R. j. Cuttings, ESQ; for defence,
State Glare, indicted for the murder of Henry
3. Grove; demurrer to the plea in abatement filed
and over-ruled by the Court and indicmentq quashed
Prisoner remanded to the custody OF the Sheriff Of
Baltimore city The Court Friday last in ,-iy;ns
the decision that the defendant might have leave 10
withdraw his plea of not guilty, ruled that no
raent could be found by grand jury four mem
hers of which were not taken by the Sheriff from tho
lists prepared 9y thg Judges as required by the act
# Assembly ms decision is of great importance
as it affects all the indictments found by The ranJ
Jury q the September term QS65l of the Criminal
Court for Baltimore city.
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland-AprR Term, 1866.
No. g. Geo. W Howard dSfAfoLs e a VS. hPTI i6 i$0
t. al@appeal from the Superior Court Of Baltimore
eity, ms cause was argued and concluded by Ar
Lhur geo. Brown and Geo VIM. Brown for the an
pellants, and Benz. +. Horwitz for the appeIees N
L WHAT's N NAME?-A man has just died in Kent
TEhhgand, whose name was Acts Apostles Pegden .
This Is positive fact An advertisement reS1scti
MS estate appeared N the papers, and eyervbo5SS
supposed that it joke, the work of son,o lily
wit. 1t turns out. however that the aSvertolily
was bona tide and that this was really tba vleIG i
nSlne; na fartner INVESTIGATION has led to the dis
coNery tnat ne was tne NTH of his parents HE
tour elder brothers had been successiyeiy cb+S ny
Matthew Marx, Luke and John, and when he ITos
presented at the tont, lit is said that the clergVpo
objected to the name, but the parent rs aTd @ ~ Ial
we're resolute and it finally conferred nna b
oulaelyY MS mother gave birth to no more
called Romans" N A'N' '"V"i" nave pee4
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THREE CENTS.

SALE OF 4 CoTToN FAcToRY.-F. W. bennett E.
Co. aucLoneers, yesterday sold ,f ~ -ie'e Tli'o S
saleSToom, the property known as the Syos;IIa &C.
ton Factory situated on the line of tho paiti-or.
ana ONO Railroad, thirty miles from the citv Of RI
umore This property contains about twenty ,o.a,
OF land with the Patapsco river running tbrn,sL -
ana mas 4 water power of thirteen feet head and fall
The main building is Y by % feet three stories o
attic, built of sone and the wing 10 by 2S feet ba
stories, with picker house at the end of the main
building. The other improvements consist of eleven
dwellings for operatives, stone drying house black
smith shop, dye house. and slaughter house It was
purchased by Thomas Hopkins, for IS, 900 cash sub
joct to a ground rent of $lGO
The CLARE MURDER TRIAL.-This case came M,
again yesterdayin in Baltimore County Court, before
Judge Emory, and plea of abatement having been
fled the indictment quashed land the prisonerre-
moved to custody ofthe sheriff of Baltimore Clare was
brought back to the city in the afternoon and lodged
IN the cityjaiI The decision of Judge Emory in this
case Of great Importance it effects all the ndct-
IAehts found by the grand jury of the September
term 'lsooj OF the Criminal Court of Baltimore I'm
ue the present aspect of the case another Indictment
Will nave to be framed il order to bring the accused
to trial '
IMPROVEMENT AT THE COURT HousE.-Tho City
commissioner sent communication to the Second
Branch OF the City Council yesterday in answer to
resolution Of inquiry. as to certain mprovomcn+o IN
the cellar of the Court House building. The com
munication states that two rst-class Offices 6 by %
feet could be made Calvert street. and that the
earth around the cellar can be removed without in
jury to the building and that portion of the stones
could be used IN constructing base for the con-
templated Improvement. The cost of the improve
ment referred to is estimated by the Commissioner at
from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars. The COM
munication was referred to tho Committee on City
Property.
FIRE ALARN.-Tho alarm Of fire sounded yesterday
afternoon, about O'clock was caused by barrol ta-
king ofrom stove in the cellar of The old Museum
Building, corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
The fire was extinguished with but slight damage,
and without the aid of the fire department.
SALE OF 4 STEAMEE.-S. Ii. Cover, auctiouecr, sold
Yesterday for W. Parhin Scott. trustee at the Ex-
change salerooms, the steamer Sarah Z. Brown Tho
vessel is so feet in length, 10 feet in breadth and
depth of hold five feet and four inches. Thomas W,
Goodwin became the purchaser at $4,000.
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The Autograph Letter of the Queen to
MIR. Peabody.
The following graceful letter has been written b,
the Queen to Mr.. Peabody:


WINDSOR CASTLE, March %, 1856.
"The Queen hears that Mr.. Peabody intends short
ly to return to America and she would be sorry that
he should leave England without being assured by
herself how deeply she appreciates the noble act of
more than prnGey munifcence by which he has
sought to relieve the wants Of the poorer classes of
Queen believes. wholly without parallel and which
will carry its bess reward in the consciousness of
those who can little help themselves The Queen
would not, however. have been satisfied without
giving Mr.. Peabody some public mark Of her sense
Of his muni6cence. and she would gladly have con-
ferred upon him either baronetcy, or the Grand
Cross of the Order of the Bath, but that she under
stands Mr.. Peabody to feel himself debarred from
accepting such distinctions. 1t only remains there
fore. for the Queen to give Mr.. Peabody this assur
anee Of heT e al n issng E which m she would fur
ture portrait of herself which she will desire to have
painted for him, and hich when finished can either
hu the country that t owes him 90 much" -'''''
we are Indebted for the greatest boon ever given to
the poor of London, and 1t is to citizen of the
United States that the Queen has thought it right to
cannot but believe that such will have
no little influence augmenting the good feeling
which should prevail between the two countries Mr.
Peabody has done more to foster among US a kindly
feeling for his countrymen than could have been eff
fected by generation of statesmen and the Queens
letter will hope, be received by the Americans as
conspicuous evidence of the friendly regard toward
them which such acts have called forth part.
between two countries are relations more
natural than between England and America. and we
trust that this story of muniicence and OF gratitude
may long be remembered in both nations pledge
OF peace and friendship.
IHE WHEAT CRop.-From all parts of this county
We Iearn That the farmers united in saying that
lne prospects for a good crop of wheat never were
oettef. This, we believe appears to be the prospect
ao the other counties in the State where
"heat Is sraised-HaGersto,on Torch Light.
----'
The revival at Williamsport, Pa, has re-
suited in additions to the several churches of over
sevenhundred converts; about one-half of that num-
ber have united with the three Methodist churches.
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LhTEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMM ERCIAI,.
LATEST FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The Ausiro-Prussian Difficult,
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, &c

New YORK, April 16th.-Tho steamer City of New
York has arrived from Queenstown on the 5th
The Austro-Prussian situation is unchanged. There
is nothing to confirm the pacific rumors heretofore
received
The French troops in Mexico are to be withdrawn
IN three detachnents The first in November next
the second in March. and the third in November,
1867.
1t is officially denied that the American Govern
ment is in treaty for war port at St. Thomas
SOUTHAMPTON, April 4.-The Brazil mail steamer
has arrived. The French ship Pauline with 700 bags
of coffee from Rio, was wrecked in Rio bay on the
sd of February. The were saved and landed at
Bahia, but 1T expected that the ship and cargo
would be total loss. The Brazilian Admiral with
ironclad gunboats and monitors has arrived at Cor
rentes. but the allies had not yet attempted to
the Parana for the invasion of Paraguay.
The Paraguayans seem determined to hold out, and
lheir daring incursions, having twice crossed the
river in canoes and attacked the vanguard of the
Argentines, show the resolute resistance which the
allied army might expect to encounter, The mac
tivlty of the Brazilian squadron during these
sagements caused serious complaints. 1t is under
stood that the passage of the Parana will be under
taken Immediately and that in all probability will
be efec ted with great loss to the allies.
PARIS, April 4.-The regiments have been ordered
to camp at Chalons two months earlier than usual.
and report has arisen that France intends forming
an army of observation with view to the protection
of the Rhine frontier.
FLORENCE, April 4.-The journals declare that no
military preparations will be made by Italy, and that
there is no intention of concentrating troops at Bo-
logna any other points. Military movements have
simply been occasioned by the ordinary requirements
of the service
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-Cotton advanced I'd. yestor-
day but to day the Improvement has been partially
lost; sales for the two days $1,000 bales.
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
Provisions are dull and have downward tendency
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, Anril5.-COnsolsS S6149S6Ss. United States
5-20s 72l4@72M.
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XXXExTH CONGRESS.
THANKS TO GEN. W. S. HANCOCK,

Naval DepOt at Annapolis.
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