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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05

V,ftl.tE . {. 8.
JOSEPH GOYETTE,
1JAV1NG just opened new and fresh
IL stock of Oysters, Fruits, CONNECTION
srt-aId Fancy Groceries, consisting in
part Of .--.--. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL Nay 2-Morning - orIoy-rhe sales Of Mon
day and Tuesday restricted g. 1000 bales including
800 for speculation and export. The market has been very
dun and prices generally aid. y lower Mddrg
Upland IL quoted ~ ahont lid.
JHluT AT MsSCHTsIER-Ihe market Va- very dull yester
dav end business almost totally Suspended Prices were
quite nominal ,,,
arson Spence Co.. reporFlour 10 rather more demand nj
late rates Wheat moderate request at last weeks prices
Corn in good request at r. - per isJ 8 for Miied
PRoysIONs-Messrs. Bislsnd Athya Co and Bruce a
NcAuife reportBeeef dull aud tending downward Pork
slow and generally easier Bacon duh at tho late
decline M for god c. and SCI for short ribs Butter very
dull and ping Cheese Inactive ard nominal Lard very
dull-good nominaly 6e 7O. Tslow quiet and
steady. 80 ,
FsoptcE-Ashes quiet Small sales Of Pots at 49, Sugar
unchanged. Rice inactive. Coffee quiet but steady Rosin
unaltered sales Of fue American st 23. Spirits Turpcn-
tine quiet 49i. Petroleum dull Refined Offering at p per
gal, without finding BUYERS
LONDON MARKETs-Wheat frm and tending upward for
fine Flour held for fun rites Sugar quiet but firm. Coffee
unchanged moderate demand steady Rice
fru Talow quiet L. G. AZ American Securities were
included IN the general decline.
United States Five Iwenties closed at eeid6si
Illinois Central shares lei d79. Fries, 3Oi asa.
LIVERPOOL May g. Evening oTTos.The sales yesterday
were TO- 600 bales rmer and advanced d saes TO
day ony 600 bales the market being es,er with declining
tendency owing 10 the advance In the bank rate Of interest TO
per cent
BRRADsTUTFs are quiet but steady
PKoyIsIOXs dull with downward tendency.
PRODUCE steady ana unchanged .
LosDoy May g. Evening -Cnnsos close at ttids6i for
money u. g. fNe-Twenties tea6si Erie shares, ~ do
Iinoin Central shares n91r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

the "Burlesque Camille and aferpece called Tho
Dutch Statue will be acted Miss Fanny Herring viii
in two characters aud will sing two songs ON wednesday
Mr. For will revert hs latest special success Devkni or
Nellie the Companions Of the Chain This drama repete
with murder blood and other peppey elements and 1t
hos deeply pleased the Orents Miss Herring appears IN IT,
playing "Devikin.'
Three weeks more will conclude "the season -
mysterious term Of me-at Bryants hinstrels Like the
swan however-the black swan that ishe Ministries VIII
die In music Their programme for the present week includes
many pieces among which THE Elephant and lies Msera-
bles" are prominent
Mr. Christy changes his programme tonight at the
Ff,haye Opera House Twenty fourhst His corps Of min
stres has been strengthened by the addition of Mr. j. H.
surridge and Mr. W. H. Griffin Matinee will be given
here on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Warliks Attitude Of Italy.

The attitude Of Italy continued warlike and created
much uneasiness especially in Paris, where war was re-
garded as very probable.
In circular dispatch to the Italian representatives
Gen. La Marmora says:
For time past the Italian Government and Paria
have been occupied with the administrative reorganza
ton OF the Kingdom The army peace footing when
the complications with Prussia The
fined itself 10 the adoption OF prudential and
ceDtrston Of troops took place At the however
when disarmament Of Austria and Prussia expected
herself directly menaced by Austria who ased
her ornaments and gave them Ia Venea overly hostile
character toward therefore became Indispensable for
the security kingdom that both
should be increased without delay In taking the military
ment only acted in accordance with the Of things
created by Austria" -
Florence telegram Of the 9th A proclamation
has been issued by the Minister Of War, calling under
arms the soldiers on unlimited furloughs.
"The ae of this evening believes the assertion osome
Journals that the Cabinet had decided to resign to be
founded
"The Government has ordered the frontier line Of Min
clio and the Pc 10 be watched in order TO prevent the
centration OF volunteers for incurson into Venetia"
The Italian Ministry had decided upon presenting 10 the
Chamber bill for certain financial measures which
required by the present state Of things.
LATEST.
The Chamber of Deputies on the Goth, voted unani-
mousy and amid loud cheers, bill authorizing the Gov
eminent until the end Of July to incur the requisite ex
pendture the defense Of the State and TO provide BY
extraordinary for the necesstes Of the Treasury
gbs CHAMBER sso ppARipoQsN sdQpisd Tsioluuap DE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Latest Ship News.



Steamship Emily soude Lockwood eS hours with md'e aud
10 Livingston, For Go
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah % hours Win muse o pass
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Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk with mde and pass 10 !"
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Steamship Washington Chichester Wilmington, N e., % hours
with mdse. and pass. to James Hand. ., !, LA,
Ship souhamI ton, Whitney London 81 days Win muse anu Jul
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Bark Aims (of Liverpool 81 Morton. Gusdeloupe II days.
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m usical.
ITALIAN oPRRA-AcADEAY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPBRA-ACADEhY OF MUSIC.
The Opera of Faust was performed at the Academy
Of Music at the Matinee Saturday The attendance
not very large but quite fashionable. With the opera
every one acquainted the novelty this occasion, there
fore was the appearance Of the new singers
Nde Boschetti presents and very excellent reading
OF the character Of Marguerite. She really tho simple and
modest girl who wooed and does throw herself
reckessy Of passionate lover Her innocent
irreprsbe delight at the sight Of the exquisite jewels
fectousy displayed The whole Of the third act
charmingly natural piece Of acting amounting TO the
point passion has been
too openly betrayed Through the last where the stua
ton becomes more tragic. Boschet displayed dramatic
power passionate expression superior to
tst yet attempted Goelhes heroine. She is beaut
full woman and sings with true artistic impulse Her voice is
Of fine quality, with the exception Of two or three
notes above the first line which sometimes
harsh and disagreeable, But the whole. her per-
sonation Of the role Of Marguerite both vocally
and dramatically. decided Sgnor Anasias
sang the very advantage in the role Of Faust display
ing the full quality of his beautiful tenor voice. lie sngs with
great intelligence and feeling His style pure and his de-
livery graceful and and at the time emphatic and
dramatic He and discriminating actor and
altogether satisfactory Of Faust that
have yet seen The may be said OF Sgnor hler the
Of Mephsophees He has studied the
acter thoroughly and gives the reading Of It, He
sings most srscally his voice well trained Of beautiful
quality but is hardly heavy enough in the lower tones to do
full justice to the the vast Of the Academy Of
Music But be sang and acted the role most admirably The
efforts Of these artists warmly appreciated the public
and received an applause not usually bestowed BY
matinee audience which composed Of ladies'
The orchestral and choral departments have had
gander and more perfect scale but in the third act the
chssa was worthy and fully sustained the efforts Of the
artists.
This evening the opera I'm Bao in Msschsra will b
formed with the following powerful cast Nos Guid Bos
chett and Poni; Anastas Orsndin Coletti and others
We satisfied the artists engaged that the perform
will DO excellent In every respect
ANNUAL CONCERT OF GEORGE W. MORGAN.
This concert took psse q Irving 4a lat Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
EUROPE.
-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Increasing Probability Of a Great
European War.
fbxlxRSTs VIGOROUSLY PUSHED FoEwlRD.
THE DIVISION ON THE REFORM BILL.

The InnaD steamer City of PARIS, Capt Kennedy, which
left Liverpool at the I'd and Queenstown on the
- May arrived here yesterday bringing four days later
The Belyeua sailed simultaneously with the CITY OF
Paris.
The Atlantic arrived OF Cowes On the IeAof The @e'h
Of April and proceeded for Bremen.
Tie Cuba reached Liverpool soon after noon 81 the
18th alt.
The PeTeire arrived at Bres The morning Of May l.
and the ST. George of Queenstown afternoon o. same Say
The City of New-YOrk arrived at QueeostovD about
q. II. on the "a.
The Hecla reached Liverpool on the morning Of the ID
The screw steamer Bosphorus belonging 10 the lnman
pe sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of April 10 search
Ter and render assistance 10 the CITY Of Washington
Capt Hgenson of the PropOns had been presented with
en- address and watch by the passengers hat he took Oh
the City Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

A special Council of Ministers was held on the 10Th
ult under the presidency Of the Emperor 1t stated
that the subject under discussion was proposal made ~
Prince MeteInich, the Austrian ambassador TO PaTs,
that Austria and Italy should simultaneously dsaFm.
Thu panic on the Paris Bourse very severe on the
3(th Rentes closed at 65l5 decline OF II per cent
Italian and Austrian bonds greatly depressed Iheic
was some improvement the lst but 1t was not mly
maintained and after business hours Rentes fell 10 b. ~
The Conshtutionaei of the LIST publishes an article
showing that should break out France Will IN no way
10 responsible. France has remain entirely NEUTRAL
She has reserved herself complete liberty OF acton anu
will not be drawn into against Lci Will by any occur
whatsoever.
The Tqess Paris correspondent remarks that when The
Italians affect TO BE- frightened by the warke preparatioIs
of their neghbor they forget that the territory they won
in 1859 guaranteed by France, and with such guaTah-
tee they must know that they are SAFE nom asr.slou.
Paris letter asserts that at Cabinet meeting at the
Tuilees on the 0th il determined To prevent iay
commencing OF aggression against Austria ana 10
insist her acceptance Of Austrias proposal Tor Hu-
taneois disarmament.
There were in Paris Of probable European Con-
gress II is stated that Italy Austria and Prussia were
favorable TO il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

LvrRrooI. May ,. lso6.

The intelligence from Germany and Italy continues liz Il
acing and ornaments are vigorously pushed forward
The Italian feet had left Genoa, destination unknown
The depress on the London and Pans Exchanges -
undated The French Rentes fell an aldi' onal pei
cent on the ID closing ner under rumor of mediation
by France England and Russa. The rumor has not been
confirmed
Bombay telegram Of April &c reports panic IN tho
money markets and that bills were generally unstable.
The Bank of England to-day advanced s rate Of inter
est TO per cent
The steamship Edinburgh, from New-York, arrived At
Queenstown the I'd.
The steamship sayonia, nom Ne~-hork arrived al
Southampton on the u.
The steamship Hansa, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton on the 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
earng that at this momentors crisis every preparation

carng that at this momentors crisis every preparation
for war should be made
zes the Government 10 provide by royal DEGREES and extra
ordinary for the defense oil the county JIG de
manded that the bill should be lmmeday uscuseu anu
An extraordinary evening sitting was heid or the purpose
The Senate by vote of ~ TO adopted the bill from the
House empowering the Government to provide the neces
sary means for defense.
the necessary arrangements for the mobilization OF the
National Guard.
great popular demonstration had taken place OF Naples
In favor Of the Government armaments ana u lsrepie
sented that there was universal enthusiasm throughout
the Provinces in view Of the probability Of war
The London DAILY Telegraph Of the s Is, says y Is en-
abed TO state that the previous day tue Iaa Gosei
ment called ont $50 900 men. II was rumoied mat ueN
Della Marmora would take the command of the army.
The Italian Government had decided TO arm the volun
ecs in ALI the Provinces infested by brgands in order to
facilitate tho concentration Of troops ordered by the
Ministry. w.t.
indicates the magnitude and precptancy Of the
Austrian preparations. Austria was expected TO nave
10000 effective troops in Vene'ia by about the LIST OF
Tie Illness Paris correspondent SAYS: "The circulars
that Gen Della Marmora may write denouncng the ar
maments going on in Nenetia will not convince people
that Austria the point of committing most wantoh
aggression on Italy Tho Austrian ambassador in Pars
no later than Friday Saturday declared in the most for
nal terms TO the Minister of Foreign Affairs That theIe
was no intention and 10 wish 20 attack Italy, and tha
moreover Austria willing and ready 10 stop even now
her armaments in Veneta on condition that the rrcnch
Government, which is not without influence ih iay,
would not attack her in that quarter
The Vienna correspondent of The Lon don Times says
by direction of their respective Governments the Enesh
and French ambassadors at Vienna had shown the
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs copies OF kilograms
received from Gen. La Marmora III when Is shid therc
has been no concentration Of troops IN Italy and that NOT
a single furoughed man has been called in. Onrecewng
this assurance the Austrian Minister declared that the I'm
peraI Government entertains no idea of proceeding
Extensively against Italy and he added that the army ~
Veneta should be placed peace footing the western
Powers would guaranty Austria against an attack IRON
Italy As no such guaranty be given, Austria VIII
continue 10 ann as her rulers firmly believe the Italians
are bent on mischief. M.
saws there can be no doubt that the Italian Government
desires war as the only Of extrcaon from an ex
ceedipey false and difficult situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
PAIRED yon GOVERNMENT.
Lbttl o. A. Roebuckl
PAIRED AGAISsT.

LibeTtl y. a Roebuck)
Conservative IN. neherne)
Messrs Metohm Son Of Parliamentst have published
on broad the division Earl GrotveDors motion
with an analysis showing the number Of the population the
amount Of the assessment property and income tax and
the number Of electors represented by the yeas and nays
speevey IL appears that there majority Of eight Of
the English constituencies OF the Welsh and five Of the
Irish constituencies fayo Of Earl Grosvenors motion The
second reading Of the secured by the Scotch members
81 whom there were and IS against Earl Grosyenos
amendment The complete analysis gives the following re-
eus cas- including the teler took part in the div soD;
absent paired IL sees are vacant and the Speaker
completed the b0nse, making altogether oJe members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

BOMBAY, April 2i-Cotton continues TO eelne.
CALCUTTA, April 2i.-Markets fra. shiriinss and
Yarn improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Brig Bt.n.is f Monose Cable Msnss' IL dsy' With 'os"
10 Geo. Boley. 90 -
Brig omahs % Ess. Msch Robinson, Cubsdos April is with
nolasses TO Y. Talbot Co. -
Brig Excelsior Cooper from Bermuda, days. with poda
10 McCo1 and Firth.
Brig Ellen Anna tof Halifax Clubhouse Maysguez H. 10 days
with and molasses to j. r. Whitney Co. ,
Brig Nellie johnson lof St. Andrews. ~ b. knight Trinidad Do
Cuba 70 days. with and mosses Jed. Frye Co.
schr Miller of kssssu Heggs Eeuthers days. with i"s
and copper 10 James Douglass
ter.
Schr wm Hoyt, Davis Georgetown, D. c.
schr H. Bennett Wilson, Wilmington days with salt he, to
master.
to A. Abbot
sehr Ellen, Bethel Eeuthers 10 days. with huii to Jsme'
Douglas.
sehr sarsh Cullen vnsma Havana days with snsr
schr John Rose of New Haven't Howell Pemambaco days
Schr Mexican McCarty EIzsbethport for Boston.
Schr Venus Hersie. New-IIsven for Pouehkeepse.
Schr A. NJ Edwards Lndsey New London for Philadelphia
Schr y w. Ponder Clayton Taunton.
schr j. NJ. Taylor. Fowler Providence for Rondout.
Schr Mantle, Williams, Taunton.
schr Commander Lubec via Glen Cove she received
damage by FIRE.
Schr Kate Church -, Georges Banks, hsh.
BELOW
Ship Germania (Prua). from Rotterdam.
Ship Cutivaor from Liverpool.
Ship Agra from Cardiff
Bookynbg April 90 lat rs lon S. from Beston for Gonsvs.
days out.
for Matsnzss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

INFANT Found IN THB RIvER-The body of an in
ian apparently about months old found floating in
the river at the foot Of Les yesterday morning The
mains we're tied I'D piece OF calico, the legs being bent
toward the neck Coroner Smith will investigate the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
PnsseuRers Arrived.

FROM NEWBERN N. C.-In Steamship FL Cid-Mrs. J. o.
Whtemore, children and servant Mrs. L. NJ stayno Miss
Lizzie Melville H. W. Smith Mrs George Marshall and NJ
Cobb Hubbard H. Haggerty A NJ Benn, Miss Lamb James
Ese C. L. sturgs Miss Eliza Jackson @ Hughes aud others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Mexican officer had arrived Vienna upon special
mission from the Mexican Government. He was Tie
bearer of letter from the Emperor Macmillan, the pur-
port Of which in not stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

A superior assortment of English Royal Velvet,
BODY Brussels Carpets HfkAn AsDsRsoS NO -
Bow.ry ply and ingram Carpets at reduced prices ID
grain Carpets 8oc sc to 81 70 per yard Enssh bIee
Csrpe 81 yard Floor OiCloths at SOC
per yard Superior Oil Cloth at so 70 Per yard Isee ana
Piano Shades Russ Mats str Carpets Once and
Church Carpets low prices Superior hs and
and Manning Mating foI psrors also White ara CheeAeo
at soc and iOe. per yard Look for No 20 bowery'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

MINERAL WATER.-The Saratoga Spring Company
have for sale by the box the water OF the new Saratoga
Spring which have essentially like properties to those OF the
more Congress Spring but far stronger ana more
ecacious They may be had BY addressing note 10 oonn
f. Henry, Secretary, No. Il Park-row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

DEATH OF AN OLD PRNrER.-Sylvester Il. Parker,
70 wears Of age died paralysis his residence No. 40 Sixth
s d. on Friday last Mr. Parker probably one OF the
oldest printers having entered the Methodist
Book House 30 years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

DROWNED MAN FOUND. - The body Of Charles
Nelson who fell from lighter some days since and was
drowned picked up at Hamonave Ferry on Saturday
evening TIE family OF deceased reside at ss Coumbias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL COyvENrIoS.-Ihe sec
ton on Social Science OF the NewYork Association Tor the
Advancement Of Science aud Art appointed Committee on
Friday evening to take measures for the holding OF
Sociological Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
BROOskLYN NEWS.

THE FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLow.-Ihe funeral Of
tbe late Grand Master John Davis OF the r. W. IT, Lodge
Of the Of f. OF Southern NewYork, took place 5ester
day from ST. Johns Church corner oi
80 a.. and wa, largely attended by members Of the
ser OF New aud Brooklyn, in addition 10 the o,ea
Lodge which deceased had also oeen
be were soemnized by Rev Dr. seymour
the Rector Of ST. Johns after which the remains were taken 10
Cemetery and consigned to their last resting place
crordonce with the rites and ceremonies OF the Order 70
which he belonged The Grand Lodge OF NewforS and ai
rent lodges OF Brooklyn participated the whole numbering
some 600 persons in procession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

EVERY MAN Hrs Own PHoToGRAPHER.-Ihe latest
miracle in the Photographic line appears to be the c"
process Of the London steeocopc Company No. 59 Broad
way II entitled startling miracle" and il, indeed, so
startling be quite perous though at the same tune IL 10
a most interesting study obtained ut small PRICE III con-
sss piece paper being laid another resulting
in production Of good Photographic picture when oe
comes permanent by beng placed in water Tor Snort .