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threats Of TIC " y Herald II is Jeprsseqtea that n.
ggalS has been h6nghtby tho 'Fenan Cover 80.

Had 81 has been bSaghtSy tho Feuian Cover f
and is to be their organ.
From other points We hear OF arm ,..srs
but Of continued quiet. From y .as no .nn,s. ~
news that the Civil Service Pc ae capnai coho isa
Of all the Departments .nes formed OF tne ctelas
lie Parliament build ordered to DO guarn GUY w
man OF the activ ogs This looks IKE ps aby seIo
~ 1;sns ing placed under Mr. Niles with the rank
on Colonel. whose ambition seems 70 DO +" w
..rtermaster under pay, "or something"
From Montreal we learn that the military fever Is
undated 1t is reported that one battalion OF yo,nn
teer militia piled arms tby which is meant stacked
arms) and refused to This Is denied by Others
among whom Is Dcvlin. who holds the rank Of Lient
Colonel in the battalion. On the evening OF the l3tf
this corps mustered 800 men. and Deyin made them
speech 4 IA mode ID Arcy MCGEE calling those who had
tsrted the report 4" blacS guards." etc.
Two papers. II not more, oppose this arnng and
marching to the frontier etc. One is La Cdaddsa N
the East and it says that II the danger Is great 10
COO men are Inadequate TO meet It, and II there Is no
danger the call for was precipitate The other
ia TAs Nth Canadian Of this city which IL called
The Fenian organ. II rdicues the Whole thltg sua,
AT the same time boasts Of the strength OF the so IN
The United States and OF their ability to take Canada
il they 90 win This paper will be suppressed If IL goes
too far which 1t Is disposed to do. -,
Tomorrow viii report the 18th OF March. .t.- "a
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HAVANA.
The Cuban Slave Trade-Resignation Of
she Csptain.General- Depntatisn Of
slave Troders - Madrid. ~

Correspondence Of tho Associated Presa
.....'. HAVANA, Thursday. March Is. 1906
announced in my last letter the arrival here
Of the steamer Neptune with the schooner Matlde
with 375 negroes captured from slave expedition and
that it reported that l,572 in oil had been cap.
tured The facts are 90 follows; His Excelency Don
Francisco Marty since November last has received
three successive lots Of negroes. amounting to 1900
s o thoss SaP con
sdered by the Government legal captures for 100 were
sold to wealthy planter here, and were on their way
Gem Medium Ud sSs Ras %ne
pertinent q Pinar del P the partner Of ArgueIles
Much ino..stIon is expressed here about these 100
negroes who are considered part and parcel Of the
Illegal bit Cd to the laws
to their owner, the said Marty. The son Of the Ad
miral Of the Neptune who saw these negroes at Cape
sD Ss Sss lying s oD s
He counted more than 80 Of the latter who were left a.
food for the crows.
last royal decree ordering that all emancipadoes
negroes captured from slave expeditions, now hired
out by the Government to private individuals, shou
De returned to the Government and sent 70 the island
Of Fernando Pc. This decree received at time
when hands were needed. and Gen Dulce was pre-
vailed upon to refrain from immediately putting il Il In
force Senior Nayascuez called the attention Of the
which threatening dispatch was sent to Gen: Duce
which caused the Issue Of the famous decree of March
q But on the 10Th inst counter decree rendered that
Of the cd null and void. The upshot Of all this is that
Gen. Duce sends by the steamer to Cadiz tomorrow
whether is accepted not he shall leave the island
I have this from the best authority
Proceedings have been commenced 10 the Supreme
Court against the Military Intendant Senior Gnlyez on
account OF an affair with negress belonging to Senior
Zuasuaba. Sefor Acran the District Attorney is i'm
plcated in the affair which creates no little coriosty
on the part OF the public. t'-f lA'
The fom,nission which IL 10 90 10 Msdr;d "a sva IN,
formation to proposed reforms here is composed in
part Of the following members Don Manual de AImas
ard Don Manuel Calvo aslave.dealer Of Havana the
Marquis Montero Of Matsnzas, Don Mofaez Lernez OF
Sagua Don Nicolas Ascarate OF Guinez The other
Commissioners have not yet been chosen.
There has lately been an unusual number of fires
throughout the island The Diario de Ia Marina the
organ OF Slavery, charges them TO the negroes.
Strenuous eSertions are being made 10 revive the
slnye trade here, which has been declining for
years past while the other hand there is strong
movement IN favor Of the total abolition OF Slavery
Cuba and Porto Rico a-l $500 Il l.-
ats STEAMER Morning Stay aralsd yesterday from
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FROM VERA CRUZ AND HAyASA-In steamship
Manhxttsn-grom VeIa Cruez' T. O. Wilson Cofrse pcsden
n Y Henld Henry Huibert. Correspondent y. Y. World
IRON Hsvsns: Baron Edward Gsard, supposed Connie
sioner from Napoleon to Maximian relative to French with
drawa from MEXICO. ~
FROM LlvERPO0L--In steamship City Of Washintona
Mr. O. Stephens, Z. Hs:hs, Mrs. Ridner E. CRAM,
Mrs Dayheen z. Morgan Morgan, j. Jones' H. Le GrsnS
r. Parker J. st enc: Gen. Pss: A. Gomsuer = persa ~
ham, C. Mapninr End son, 3. Collins, Goodman PsrIeu
and lady j. SIanse and lady Richard s Mn
and children Miss Hogan ]. Hopkins Miss Fisher T. L.
Baker, A. Gould, and COL steersge passengers
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS
Hmmincnce Of a Crisis fh
Germany.
The American Government and the
t. Fenians.
roR1rASp, Nc, Monday, March 10. 1866.

TNhILAND1 1tV''
The steamship Peruvian, which left Liver
soo a. D. m of the sth and Londonderry 9th arrived
At this port at $40 this evening.
The steamship Moravien from Portland arrived al
liverpool early on the morning Of the 9Th.
The steamship City Of Baltimore from New'fork
arrived off Crookhaven early on the morning OF the sh
The steamship Bremen from New'York arrived al
southampton on the night Of the 7tb
TbeCanard Company announce that with the steamer
Iripol on the 10th Of March, they win temporarily
resume their weekly line Of emigrant vessels from
Liverpool to New.YOrk.
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The PrincipnIilies.

The Moniteur says majority of the Pleni-
potentiaries have already been invested with the
tary powers to attend the Conference relative TO the
Principaties about TO be held al Paris
The Turkish Corps Of Observation on the Danube Is
stated at p 000 The Reserve Corps 5000 men,
Is 70 be stationed at Schuma.
1t is stated that Austria viii probably take preeau-
tonary military measures In Transyyania ard Buko.
wilma
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FENIA.
Excitement nt Haiifax-st. Pstrick's Day
Affairs Along the Border. .s1|
HALIFAX. Monday, March 10.

. .rts.t..t...t. HALIFAX, MONDAY, Maren ~, lcoo.
There is great excitement here. Startling
rumors are aloat The Royal and Provincial Artillery
are manning all the forts. proclamation has been
Issued calling out the militia. Arms and ammunition
are to be distributed TO them today. rs B.
The engineers have been very busy since Friday,
day and night. ........-T - I.l ~ {
St: ra,reks day celebrated With the usual ccrc.
monies. No dlWbapce occurred sss B.
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Fcniumism il philadelphia.

p y PHILADELPHIA Monday March Iy, Ie55.
The first of series of Fenian meetings to-
night OF Jefferson Hail. attracted large and entIu.
siastic audience Stephen j. Mcany, State Center of
Ohio made speech. Tomorrow night meeting VIII
be held at Sinsom-st. Hall. subscriptions to tho
bonds were quite lively. |.
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Austria and Prussia.

ia. The London Oml says: A German crisis is
imminent. The PrussiaL Government has dispatched
70 Vienna summons in respect to Holstein which Is
rs peremptory in its tone its demand. Bismarck is
ready to face war and its consequences. Austria
must at take up the gauntlet or Weld 10 the pre-
tensions Of Prussia in somewhat igrominous manner
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India.

D. The Bombay mail Of Feb. 8 is received. The
details unimportant. .1f
BOMBAY. March 2-Cotton declining; shipments OF
She week, 1900 bales. Exchanns, 2i3k. lI ID
= CALCUTTA March 1.--Exchange, 2i3t ia .na r.l ri
CANTON Feb. l5.-Tea unchanged. Exchange, u.
SHANGHAI Feb 9.--Tea unchanged. Silk inactive.
Exchange, 6i4A COWS rrt fhl t..'fi.i OIL. H..
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France.

The French Government has issued a circular
70 all the maritime powers of Europe requesting their
support OF their exhibition Of fishing boats and impe-
sents to be held near Bordeaux next September
The Paris Bolrse was unsettled Rentes 69fr. 67e.
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Fion Our SPECIAL Correspondent

fion Our Special Correspondent
tU r.cl I.. PARIS, March !. 1856
1he Americaa commanity here has been
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Minister Biseiow and the washingssn's
Birthday Gelebratios-The Day 81
Leudsu and Reme-Thc Speech 81 M.
Thiers-A Warming 20 LIE Tcmps-Th
Mexican Questisn. r.-,-a-. ..F
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rIIicit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Oh
i..'-'.'... ..'.'. Investigasisn. 4gaaa srsislA

The investigation of the illicit distillat
bpsiuess still s0a!inuss Ct the Astos 4vsse.
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From Our Special Correspondent. ff
Topovro March IT, lsG6
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FoR, MOTHS, sold BY Druggists eser,wss's'
' CHAPMAN. Boston. .r rcls AZ .1-sn VAC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
SCHENCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

MIlRNCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
J. B. sCHENCK, agent,
No. 20 MAIDEN Lame. NEW KORR,
OFFERS FOB SALE
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Wood and Iron, viz:
5nSi Engine T.Isth fathea
Boring Machines
GprisRt a DrilIa faih1ne'
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steam and Water a;eSa su.ses
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Roserying Mills
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Rubber Leather Beltings
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Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Power MortioIng Maehines
9anie!s, Planning Machine.
Woodworth Planning Machines
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Boring Machines
Foot Mofticing Machines
Leather and Rubber Hoas
zteHpLuR ana Ga8 Fitting
Mrtght's Patent Scroll SaWu
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
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Evefy description Of Machinery and Railway annr,,ea
January8 e
CARPENTERS, JOINERS, PATTERN AND
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NEERING VALVES AND ALL KINDS OF paT
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MANHOOD.

TH TIE Y0Uda AND RISING GENERATION, THB
vegotatye powers Of life are strong, but in q few
smaciated form, and the impossbity Of application te
mental effort show its baneful influence. It soon be-
uenoe In checking the development Of the body Con
umptor ie talked Sf and perhaps the youth removed
Of the worst movements Removed from ordinary d
eretons Of the everchAnging scenes Of the city the
hf and rural exercise thonebs arc gnsd se1 ~
vard upon themselves -
.ooked with anxiety As the drst sympt- In Whioi
uson 10 eHoW her @ saving IN d sing the cir
Aaa increase Of appetite has arTn By what Il fed ON
nd the energies Of the syste7 prostrAted and thu
III In Which and mind Undergo
ng change nom child to woman is looked for IN vain
rave but waiting for It's victim.
HEIMBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHU,
For Heakness aristno from Eaeeses or Early Indi.cr.
fon.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indinposition TO Exertion, Loss Of Power, LosD O.
Horror OF Disease weak Nerves. TrsmSIna 1reasfn
Horror Of Death, Night sweats Gold Feet Wnhefiness
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with DIV
speptio Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
The Fsce Pain In the Baok Heavness Of the EyeIids
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes. Viti
on Great Mobility. Restlessness, with Horror Of 30
iety Nothing 10 moro desirable to such patients thar
ouuue ana notnng they more dread for Fear Of Them
elves no Repose Of Manner no Earncstness, 6peou
alton, but hurried transhon from one question 20
mother. q H' :"
These symptoms II allowed to 20 on-which this Me
Hotne invariably removes-soon follow Lois of PotoeT
Fatusy and Epepsso Fs In one Of which the patieni
During tho superintendencs of Dr. Wilson. at III,
bloomingdale Asylum this sad result oocur1a TO tVt
panents reason had for time left hon. enab )tdi nd
OF opiePsy. They were OF both 6eDha nda >a went,
Who can say that these exoessssss sno, xn,nt,,.
ouoWed bY those direful diseased hssayaS 81 ssefap
oM Ine recUros Of the Inidne Asyl.,ns and the mel
honoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness x
ne ruth OF these ASSERTIONS In Lunatio Asyums thu
most melancholy exhibition appears The ootintenanot
iactuAy sodden and quite desttute-neither mrth o,
iHrarcly articulate.
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sulen sounds his grief b3guiled.'
Whilst We regret the existence o. the above disease
gift Of chemistry for tho removal OF tho consequenccs
Ell e T. M B OLD'S
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IT Is AN ANCHOR OF HOPE TO THE suRaRo,
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~ Sold by all the Druggiats. II
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q o L DI e r 8

Or others whose gyetems have become impaired v hard
ahips disease, will And in this Bitters tonic that
restore them to all their original vigor.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

READ WHO SAYS so,
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FIoRENoR
WARRINGTON, January l. 1884
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P E R UVIAN
 .zY7uP

SYRUP ~
 IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION or THE 3 PRoToxIDE oFIKOM
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 this remedy in curing Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Dropsy Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils Nervous At
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 DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY. From the Venerable Arehdeaeos Scott, D. Q.
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany's
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 THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY. &
 First Cabin. SSUO t2
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 Steerage. ...... ....... IO0 s4s A discount of one quarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage pas sengers with families. Also, an allowance of one quarter on through rates to clergymen and their families, and school teachers soldiers having honorable discharges, Half Fare. One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steam boats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. A 5'5a+'t t.' t..- = ,-. @ An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. :r t' A Steamer will be placed on the line January 1st, 1866, to nun from New Orleans to Aspen wall, via Havana. ---
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