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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
The Fifth Judicial Distrc.

At the convention held in this district on
the 9th inst, George woodrur. Of Mar
shall, Was nominated for Circuit Jadga
The opposing candidate was Judge Rich
ards, OF Van Buren, county. The success
iui candidate IS about iiiy wears Of ace
and Is said 10 he well qualified for The no.
siuon. lie was supported by Calhoun and
Eaton counties, while the delegates OF Kal-
amazoo and Van Buren, counties supported
Mr. Richards. There is no doubt OF his
election.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
From Europe


INV lcRk. Juyl
The steamer Allepo. With Livenoo
90 the evening Of June p. arrlved,o-s-
Tie steamer Erin arrived cui June 2
LONDON June 27-The resignaiIa.
the British Ministers have beea aesr
Lori Derby viii probably be Prenlr
Lord stanley Foreign Minister bot
NJ Official has Yet iransWred.
There Is no further report of fsaf.
the continent
Tie London Tmss gives the a7l
summary OF movements ln Neneih
The Italian -rmy divided ln,o ,lrs
and a reserve, making up e. lore 4
20, 0oo 70 30, 900 comhatauis Anfr ~
ing the Minci0 az GOil0 and ol1e ro-
on Saturday afternoon. aud ,e-in-
parties Peschiera and Verona, Z e1can
Tor the night beyond kaverbelA egss =
lance from the Two iOrtresses.
On the ensuing morning 40 a.ii1 nj
made on those high positions O. 81.
Somma CapaGua and santa Giasiii sd
commands the fifteen miles q railEV m
ing The two stronghold positions ".
played a conspicuous part in The csri--.
Of lS4s. The object OF Tie liallE 4
evidently 10 take possession o. ther-'I
30 a. 10 Isolate Peschlera ana scr
basis OF operations against Neroda
The Austrans, however, who were re
in great force al Verona, sailed io-.
the place at dsybreak and allicipHg
Italian movement, took up their %
upon those hills which are DOW eversz
bristllng with hastions aud red0ubs
may be looked on - mere ouiworks q
TWO citadels, extending from ihe ~
one 10 The other. Atier q sewers
bloody. or. a. the Italians 0escribs
desperate struggle which lasted pear
whole DAY. that longest O. summef
he imperial army was victorious a|o'.
whole line They stormed the sln-
MOnteventO. where the Italians het
the longest. aud at the close OF The Fl
ment they also carried the posl-
Castozza. spot fatal 20 Italian 81
their encounter with kadeizky Q "
le4s.
The Italian and Austrian dispaic'1
not differ much about lhe engagerel.
estimate can yef be- formed Of the -
Tie Times believes this favora.
ment for a diplomatic settlement o. u
with Italy. and intimaies that -
would boz willing Ia cede Nene,ia i1i'
OF money. now That her military hoif /
been satisfied
Affairs "a eERNANl --THE NDElhLts'
ALLIED VIII FRIssIA-iIALl.
a telegram from Berlin says J. = -
announced that the Prussian aii1s1-
beeu accepted ty al tie North "
states. with the exception O. o2101i
over, Hesse aud Nassau. Hlnsli~
serters have come into the PRUSSIA
posts with their horses and acco1rs--
4 depot has been formed OF them Ibs.
Hungarian officers are expected =
in order 70 organize them. ne -
burg and Oldenburg armies lase -
.lized. Trey wall form q reserve e.'ll
The other troops OF northern Sr-
near I0rgan.
A telegram from Florence Jlns =
that Baron K.cl,oL received ~
tolay Of citlzel- OF Trieste AMI pa
presented addresses express y =.
81 those populations 20 De 1ll-'
CadL-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Great Fire IN Portland

The city or Portland. Maze
nearly destroyed by q great me
wlnd which prevailed a. lie tine -. =,
curanCe made Il impossible IN
progress. and ire proof bu..d.nr. .. >.
as readily as Others We have -. = =
innate Of Tie loss. but il III al -, >
ily upon macy OF the leading ms. -
companies. We give the iolloWi,,.
Of the Ire as ielegraphed 10 the - !.
The IRE caught from q cracker H.
"a boy among some shaviuss In n -
cooper shop. The sugar house a. =.
was a. safe ana Wei protected nos -
any building OF the kind could -
butt Of brick, m sections with sls,as' -
Beyond this building was he -nrs, ~
lous Irish quarter. built up with
wooden buildings. Beyond his "a. ~
iuss were protected apparently IN, ~,
lnE could Withstand The iremen5n,s -,
Wind blowing. The strongest a.
est buildings were Ike tule- ~.
OF the 5est buildings on Middle -. !,
seem 10 stand i've minutes after fSss
came through the side Of the s.rssT !
they We're all atlaze The fars.
across The street ike a huge W.
ocean leach, either through OF oys, -
thing 10 rs path. Out OF the dr.. N
much might have been saved. aut ~. Al
IRE force was obliged 10 fi-bt tha - :
irou, ID 10 part did The water 49,
Tie Aames had passed i.. TIE MI
age was made in less than twe.rs
and it only stopped AZ the omen 49,.
Mnnjoy. TIE tire proof aali.n-,
hardly safer than The wooden -
custom House. in which are he b..
and [. : Courts. was built hy Cors-.
90 be entirely ire proof With No.
lammaole about u, except he -
and contents. AID with quite an ors-
10 'front.'. With open streets On ia
But the upper part Is ruined .-sh
masses OF stone work peeiing fronn.
side. Ia some cases. wooden 80.
were saved. willie brick buildings h.
side We're burned. On the easisrir -
OF Myrtle and Cumberland sireess -.
building Was saved, while eya,
building on The street was des;royef r.
tofOre. We have considered the 5i.v.-
ularly safe from cODhacratlons. a.
department j. excellent. and he =.
with which dangerous fires have b.
dued seemed sometimes ma-vello,.
the old and dangerous buildings ara,
out clear, end the city " q be rebue
the greatest attention 70 future -
Our shade trees were q wonderful -
ton on the outskirts Of The are =
them some houses owe their pro,s-
IL is reported that fishing vessels Law II
rled away immense quantities a II
and that much was carried Of lrT +
country, but most of il Was 10, ~ I
There were some cases q e1ior,r -,
teamsterS and lackmen. One uanw III
hackman $50 Ia carry MS Wife ana q -
10 place OF safety, but most u NJ NJ
worked al the regular rates. Fea-ssr
tertained that gangs Of thieves frrm n
cities may attempt 20 rob SON, q
banks. and The citizens have armed -
selves for the protection % property
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

&c Two hundred acres, OF one-third of
The city Ct Portland was burned over by
the late fire, the most appalling calamity
Of the Kind that has ever occurred 10 THIS
country. All the banks were burned and
all OF tie hotels but two. Tie cities
throughout the country are molly respond
ing TO the calls tor aid, and food. clothing
and money, are sent for the relief o. the
sufferers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

THE TRrE NORIHERNEE. Tits paper
comes to Us 10 quarto form i've wide col
umns 10 the page. aud is o. The re Of Tie
Peausnio- CYmtr We believe this j.
the second Or third enlargement within tie
past two Years. geographically AMI poi.;i-
caAy. !, is all right. aa1 II a credit 10 the
county where it IS published and far
type a. what "a county newspaper should
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

~ Gov. Grape las gone 70 !ss'''
Investigate the affairs c0nDscie9
State Prison.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

Nail matter for Charlotte hereafter goes
va Eatol Rapids
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

= Geld IS qao;ed At l59, IN New York.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Great Britain.

letter from George Peabody 10 Queen Victoria
acknowledges Her Maesty's publ letter. and ex-
presses his warmes qualification and thanks. He says he
win value the Queens portrait the most precious herr
loom he can leave in the land of his BIRTH where togeher
with the Queens letter il will be regarded as ey-
dence Of the kindly feeling of the Queen toward citizen
OF the United States. -
The DaIy NcUs says the opinion was universal that
the explanations OF the Government were highly saac
tory; and that the Liberal party would be found united on
o division.
The Timess version Of what took place at the Minis
teral meeting is follows: Lord Russell now states
that the Government viii speedily lay their bill for re-
distribution on the table of the House OF Commons, and
that they bind themselves to stand or fall by as abso
utely by the Franchise bill He also states that In his
opinion il Just and expedcnt that the same Parliament
which passes the Franchise bill should also pass tho bill
for the redistribution Of seats.
The Pos! says the general feeling that tho bill would
be carried.
The Hcrcd states that in reply to question respecting
q dissolution Earl Russell stated he should leave NJ
Gladstone deal with that matter In the House OF Com
mons when the time came.
The star remarks that the result Of the meeting has
been 10 bring the Cabinet into full and harmonious co.
operation with the Liberal party in Parliament.
The Daily Telegraph says that at the close Of the meet
ing, Earl Russell expressed his complete satisfaction with
the result aud congratulated those present with the unan
Unity which had prevailed.
movement was being made by some eminent firms in
tie City Of London 10 arrange public banquet TO Mr.
George Peabody.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
France.
France.
The ODtaione NatOAaie had received second warning.
Com mereini IsselIigenes.

The following the commercial adyces from Liverpool
the afternoon of the nth instant
LIVERPOOL April H. m.-CoTTosSaes OF the three days
Including to-day. 600 bales. Of which $500 were taken b
tpecuetor The markets very dull anu nominal with DC
elmo Of a2d per pound and IN The quo
taton Of Mddng Uplands o!d the market today closing
steady.
TRADE REroRI-The Manchester market is heavy and de-
Gliding
BREApsTtFFs-The market is frmer. Flour quiet bat firm
Wheat frmer ard advanced slightly Corn steady mixed
q 6d29lG
PROvIsIoss-The market Is doll Beef dull and easier
Pork and prices weak Bacon steady Butter easier
Lard dull ~ or American. Tallow quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL. April IL, lido.
Cotton sales to-day 1000 bales, including 1000 to
Spectators exporters The market Is dull with decline
OF I'd with panic In the market.
The Manchester market Is heavy. and declining
BREADsItTTs-The market IA active aud firm.
PROvIsONs-The market Is dull
LONDON. April l2. lst6.
CoNsoLs close a. SCI e6i for money
AAEkIcAN SIocKs-U. S. sos mann; Illinois Central
s0i arl; Erie. $40
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
BUENOS AYRES.
The Allied Advance on Paraguay Commenced
Run ON the Provincial Bank.
From The Boston Traveller.


By the arrival at this port Of the British bark Somevc
we have Buenos Ayres dates of March and Montevideo
of March g. little later than those via England. BY
this arrival learn that the united land and sea forces OF
Brazil and the Argentine Provinces which for so long
period had been making preparations on the borders for
The invasion of Paraguay, with the intention Of dcposing
the present Dictator Lopez had al last commenced
forward movement, and in few weeks, doubtless i'm
portan engagements will take place. involving tho future
Of that country
The allied force is powerful in all arms of attack, but
the defense will also be desperate all the routes TO that
country are full of mine torpcdoes batteries &C. There
is feeling in Buenos Ayres that the invasion has not
81 10 the result.
There had been upon the Provincial Bank of Bue
Ayres, when about two hundred and forty thousand
dollars in gold drawn out The loss Of this amount
though small for a national institution, caused prodg
fright the part Of the Directors, who Immediately
called a meeting Of the mercantile community 10 take
measures TO sustain the institution IL the bank il not
involved with the Government 10 greater extent that at
present appears no serious result is anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Cholera-A Suggestion.

To The Editor oCheN Y Tribune
SIR: Yesterdays TRIBUNE contained the best
article l have read on cholera, and the method o.
treatment there recommended While 1t seemed TO
be sensible TO those who have never had any prac
teal acquaintance with the ravages OF this terrible
malady suggested difficulties which neither doctors
or boards of health meet IL there is not something eneetu
Xeary all modes Of treatment thus far published tell the
he should observe perfect rest no matter now We DC
feels when first attacked. 81,
attendant also, is necessary TO prevent sasyns he
cravings for water go. ,
btes and as most women with large ianes are pos
sby heed warnng There be those suffering around
her and though she knows the remedy without leaving hose
10 die who off than herself would DC an lposs
hy for the wOmans heart 10 observe the injunction OF
QUIET Then how many, in such reign OF terror coud
command the attendance Of the faithful nurse Again ts
writer tells Us If we aTold great Anxiety great ius ""u
fear. escape the cholera -,
Now Editor I'll venture the assertion that more than
your readers who has read the quarantine account
cholera and the article to which REFER has since been az
fected with diarrhea, nausea or some OF ITS reatVes III
nature strong the sympathy which binds the human
family But what wish to suggest some concert OF action
~ alleviate this suffering when il comes.
house has s tens and s hundreds Oh oo
cupans which will make the great funerape NOW are
there not enough intelligent and who are willing
TO take this article of Dr. Hamns IN hand and VISIT every
household aequainng them with the method OF treatment
leave copy oft 0t thousands Of them be published for DIS
trbuton) aud exact promise from every adult 10 observe
cleanliness also to bind them with promise to set aside all
conagon and their sick neghbor using all pre-
cauonary in their power the services of physician
cannot be obtained al once
Should these suggestions, or something better be recon-
mended then let meetings be held IN every church and thor
ough active committees appointed, who VIII divide TIE city
into districts that not single family shall escape tho
visitors notice whose friendly warning may save them the
dire calamity of fatal guest This action the part Of
citizens would do no harm and might be the means OF SAVING
thousands Of lives.
fear and is the time Tor action hat thou uoes 10
ouioklv A WoMAss THoUGHTs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

csu,ed done expenditures be made by t, Board IN "a
discharge o duty by Of such pe are the following o
ss they can be- fpechedj 4
the district what u et . h "' 'PO" -
develop the CHOLERA ths year
Ceauins purifying sud dnectlng any tSiunt', rs
drains pieces wi'u me '
which II not treated might, in The
year. ,.,,.,;o. 49, q, .., H.. ,..a1v
done the bunp portions the district connected herewh In
any particular In which the condition Of things ei IN
changed might In the opinion OF the bVs,u e"u W
the cholera this year - , .x..,..u, q,
those who NAV be attacked by sck Of the hoets or any
disease and for the TAeh OF ose "no may u ee
Board may nd declare ueeduL ,.---,
Nike and enforce and to be enforced such
orders preventing the spread Of the cholera this year as the bosfu
may find il need.u 20 make. ,., ..,ox,,,
Or officer applicable pestIco contagious diseases n
His District the Boerd may hud or declare needi1l
and agencies for the prompt and eeh
foregoing and what is incident thereto IN su
public peril in the opinion OF tins Board may iehaei
the public health respect Of the cholera
Make expenditures incur such pecunhy oogaons eo
borrow money about and matter uofea az h
Board find or declare needinl
ofthe Session Laws Of 1906 this Board hereby dee
and that the peril public health in tsd seton
mentioned exists d declares the same to continue eh he 3
Of October next
Jackson s schultz James Crane willard Parker John stone
Thomas C. Acton John o. Bergen j. j. BoswoIth beahh F.
Ianucno."
Having duly fully considered the foregoing '9i9tons e.
BY virtue Of the authority coutalei m set9h
sixteen Of the therein mentioned OF the said MttrP
taking the several measures ana dong ra
and causing several therein specified and making
expenditures inurng the obligations necessary and proper
eaase .hd several And do hereby unite with
Board making 6iorsaid declaration H. T. ffkioN
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
THE WEST INDIES.
The Late Mutiny In MsFainique-Ravages OF
the Cholera in Guadalupe-Thestricai
A0airs I'm Havana.

From Porto Rico we have dates to the 18th inst. On
the 9Th earthquake felt which lasted twenty seconds
Smallpox continued alarming way at Ponce the
town Of Pepino has suffered severely from It,
From the Moneur of Martinique learn that by order
Of Marshal Bazane Of the two companies OF zouayss @
years hard labor TO years at the same
ten to five years imprisonment four 10 two years. two to
two years and one TO SIX months imprisonment.
While returning the salute Of the United States corvette
swatara, two gunners were severely wounded sub
mander of the said vessel. William N. Leffey
vi he last dates from Guadalupe state that the cholera
disappearing The official statistics published by the
Government show mortality from this disease OF SO6
out of a population of li9,lW. This s proportion Of
we have had several rows here lately. ,oi dsant
tenor named Bay undertook TO sing in the opera OF Lu
cezia Borga last Tuesday and hssed The Spaniars
chose to make it question Of nationality and red TO
drown by excessive applause the dsspprobaon which led
to words general fight in front OF the theaer and some
FIVE six dnes On Wednesday it rumored that in
vengeance the Spanards were going to hiss Nine.
Simmons Muzio, she is an Americans but the Cnbans
rallied in large numbers and appauded from the beginning
the end Of the performance, eectuay preventing any
On Thursday there was charity performance in favor
Of the widow and family Of Zambrana and Cuban poet,
Alfredo Towoela composed an ode for the OCCASION which
he recited. The Spanards decided to hiss and tho
Cubans determined TO make their applause perfect oya-
ton, and entirely succeeded
The Government evidently expected row, for the police
force strengthened and some even dressed IN cit
izens clothes but the disguise ndcuouy obvious
that they recognized Immediately An attempt was
made in the gallery TO create disturbance by Spaniard
who cried Fueree put him OUT, but it cost him DEAR
for his neghbors fell upon him and nearly murdered him.
The Spsniards generally not considering the difference
between kissing paid actor who claimed distinction aud
young man who made such pretensons and was car
ryng of charity, tried very hard to get up
regular fight by Intentional cries and V,ra Epdaa and
Vra Cuba banded about mixed with the correspond
ing Mueras. At the cafe in the Louvre when all was
comparatively quetan officer in uniform got and dared
any TO contradict him to his face AS there is
penalty for striking any with the said uniform
and he carried his sword and had right to it, Of
attacked him. The Spaniards then foJmed
in line, knocked tables and smashed some
chairs The police, with drawn swords, unable 10
disperse the crowd until after o'clock Some
eight have been made all of whom Cubans
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
4 he sehooncrs Bahama, Monticello, Traveller
and Coral Ashore-The Schooner haieigh
I,o.es Her Deck Load.

Oswroo y. Y. Wednesday. April %, 1866.
TIE gale which set in on Monday continued up TO TINS
morning and several disasters have occurred to vessels on
Lake Ontario. ~.
The schooner Bahama bound from this port to Chi
cago with coal is ashore near Oak Orchard Creek.
The schooners Monticello and Traveller, bound from
French Creek to Detroit light ashore-the former at
the Devils Nose and the latter az IhrtyAlllc Point
Stcam-tugs and pumps will be sent to their assistance.
The schooner Raleigh arrived in port this morning from
Canada with the loss Of deck-load of lumber
The schooner Coral from Ogdensbug, is ashore three
miles below the Devils Nose.
T&e schooner Montana, bound from French Creek to
Detroit light is ashore at Ocott, port situated between
the Gcnesee and Niagara Rivers.
BUFFALO Wednesday April 2j ls66.
The barkantnc Tom Wrong and schooner Starlight are
ashore at Farport, Ohio laden with lumber
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
L u II O p e.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
Prussia Declines to Accept the Austrian
Ultmatum.
Anti-War Movements Among the Prussian
People.

The Iunan steamship City of Boston, Capt. Brooks,
viii left Liverpool at P. on the llth and Queens
town on the 10th Of AIr, arrived here yesterday after
noon.
me Erin left Liverpool for NewYork simultaneously
with the City Of Boston
The Cnnard emigrant steamship Malta was to leave
Liverpool for NewYok the 18th instead of the 10th Of
April, her regular day.
The Africa reached Liverpool at about O'Clock on the
morning of the 9th inst.
The steamship GeImania, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton to-day. The effect of her news is unde
yeloped.
The United States war-seamer Csnandaigua arrived at
Southampton on the 9tb and exchanged salaes with the
British war-steamer Irresistible
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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TAE Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for hi. week eonn. the fol.

" Y.
IsApryo Presidents Speeches; Or State Leeis
To- M no Old p0%aGn The New & p09SS ps % Car S, sn6 Adss s,i
Asns, EIincon Nebraska connrceat The German Question
we9a Pa F%8. os or Hss .iasaU Re
News SUMMARY Niy. New: irO@ Ws.nnston New %
Western stsie. The Territories, The Pacific Coast. Political The
Fs M .ca fsSs: cas &ss a
IVES, iadie.; british Sorth Aneres
9ssssAe.s.' St 'of Sf ss r.'isis Foeu
Live. Lost and 900 Property Destroyed Description the
Explosive Its Uses and Chemical PrOpertie' Seizure Of
IRON MISSOURI rux Thirty Fourth e,ter-From
s,rawberre, Pears and Bunehs OF Grapes Figs: Olives
Orange Culture yineyMd d. c1trns Wines. & Sae1e"S me s,y The
Se~.p.psT' About the Pa6c Railroad Duty
PEr.pssT.L sPsEcas. Solder, and Sailors Csl on the Prs.i
ss ss b H Address The President Addresses the '''''d People
foaEIes poSrsuc Durrrs STELLA Letter from
MrYIco9Fom Our Special Guerrilla. and
tsI the Natives Of hi. Person Description q the City Of
Latter City Baker and his -Four Daughters Ball Medelu
MxTIco~seirnre American Vessel by Mexican Libe-.
or5 g, c.G M -Rs nd me- i Rise and
mes. Men Gsss Rich The Two Great Obstacle. to Prog.-EI
p: .ss and & SSs csass ssSp 'sd A ru.
daeer DeOd9IireI and D.iaectant.
rva of the England from Halifax TIE Cholera shp Missionary
FSos JAaIc.Specs cone'pondeqce Inquiry Into the
D',urbanee Gov Eyre and the Royal Comuon Season Of
Commissioners to Re
CREyAssK LOUISIANA
EukoPEMr Csryle- Address 10 the Edinburgh Students
Wool GROWING IN Wisconsin
LITERARY lrExs
A Pokn DANIEL :. DICKINSON
gRs-AneTican Institute Farmer. Club
April 10; Apple Trees Eaten by Mice Sheep Go,er
LAmb-Remedy; seab Sheep Trout Ponds; Unloading
Wagof at Once Alright Barns. Planting Trees Upon
Cows Teas New Theory o froIagaiion Mannng; Htcng
Horses in stables The Power Of Water at Night Water wchng
Moe Moonshue Information Tor Emsrants llybddkon
lndnus Reports Ternoogy Plaster and Ashes Glover
Gfanin. Wood,n Draini Pssrvng Butter Fruit houes Road
Mndng Farm Buildings New Article Of Fuel Veronica ounque
o
Thorn the ths Year About Eject Food Something
for some foks 10 Lean Cornrauter Nanted Humbug
srawbeFrie7 Bee Pasture.
POETRY--Abrsham Davenport
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