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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

Cheap Coal.
A2 The Subscribers have and intend keen
MfR ing constantly OIL hand, full supply II
ez1Bl the very best Loeust Mountain and She
nandoah Coal, Of all the different Sizes care
uiy screened and prepared for family use which will
bs sald from Boats at j. NJ Poole Cos wharf Orange
street and devered to purchasers cheaper than be
any OF the yards for the quality Of coal
Persons wishing to purchase will nnd il to their adyan-
tage 70 call and see US before purchasing elsewhere
aprl H-u fOUT BRO1 UNA,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
A Farm in Delaware Co.
A.sDeslrable Farm Tor Sale

sS.A On theNrw Castle and Frenehtown Turuplke
,t:M nies from New Castle, and II from Whining,
ton, containing l25 acres, under good fencing
md divided into convenient tiages. Th. i'm
re two story brick House, nearly Frame GranAry
iabling &c. Price $40 per acre. Terms aeoommoda,
ns. Possession given this fall # desired A3ply 70
TALLhY ALRiCH, 4n4 1laI al st.
aug ~ Wiltan gton, ..t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
PHIL. K VIE. STEAMBOAT LINE

ot6ah6f ariel,
yr--ss This STEAMER leaves Wilmington at
&a&AwziS SGSO A. ~, and Chestnut Street wharf, at
uazza4E1h*z4Aa2.30 L. M.
The facilities offered by this linz make 1t the quickest
aud most certain way Of transporting freight.
AS- oonis haned and froal Stores II required and
ai same ratos as char sci by other lines. oct %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave New Cattle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
TB0 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia at6oo p. Wilmington T.35
p. H., for New Castle.
Passengers to and from Baltimore III rough
without stopping over at Wilmington As heretofore.
Pa 50 engerB leaving Baltimore at 725 A NJ for fas
tern Shore will change at New Castle Junction..
Passengsr from Eastern Shore to Baltimore will change
car at Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
CHARLES WEYL,
HOME MADE BREAD
FOR THE
MI u f. I Tt u ID E

BETWEEN FRENCH AND WALNUT
WILMINGTON, DkI.
George Bowers and Philip Combs
having Rad number Of years experience In this CITY
we would respectfully announce to the citizens of vii.
mington and the surrounding country that are still
trying to give the best aatistoton IN power In this
business, which do profess to understan nd We feel
II our duty TO thai this cstabi IL superior to
any thing In this City for good Home Made Bread.
We have gone to great expense In rehtting up this
esabl observing the following Rules the con-
duct of our business
l. The freshest and purest Ingredients will be used
in the manu- ,ctn OF our Bread. Cakes Crackers Sc
2. We will sell the largest Bread at the lowest living
rates
g. Polite and obiginE assistants in every department
4. The Projectors personal supervision over their
business and daily attendance to the commands
OF their PATRONS.
Great inducements Home Made and French Twist
Bread Try II and ho convinced Ot its superiority
any thing In this city
Bran Bread, conducive to health, and in great de-
mand Rusk, Tea Cake, Tea Biscuit and Buns, a fresh
daily supply of every variety.
ORDERS from the city and c0untry requested and
strict prouptitude observed in filling thcni.
Thankful for past hIyors the pTopnctors would init
mate that by strict attention to business and aiso
sltion to osiiss, we hope to merit continuance of pub
lie patronage.
GEORGE BOWERS 4 PHILIP COMBS,
PRACTICAL BAKERS.
N. N.B.-Mr Bowers has sold out his old esta Adjustment
No. East Second street, and united with Mr. Combs as
from tho above .n,5l b,tI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
PENlNsULAH RAIL AsOAD LINE
&AayRE EslE GglH
CHANGE OF HOURS

OHANUE UF HOUh6.
On and after MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1895, Trains for
until further notice = TT tD l'.'.- l77E ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
FOR RENT.

EineeA Acres OF Marsh. on the "rownsend Road" In
"iIolland Creek Marsh, d L1ed Into about hve
Also six acres In the EraSiywine Marsh Possessson
ilnm adilIviy. Apply TO W. MeoAULLEY co,
Real Estate Dealers,
mrI2 oJ6 AAlkst Street, Wilmington, Del, Il,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

"a me valuable mansion, ). W. Corner Of Third
Ess# John Wales Possession given on June 25th-
-A-.-4, erms easy. Apply to GRIMSHAT McCABE,
ohiMshAW MeoABE offer for sale a neat cottage
rohuhR on Union Avenue with quarter Of an acre az
aau adjoining: II is very desirable codntry reai.
S1ae ro-ae"slon given on the 18th of March. Price
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
'sInaDte Property aIrrfvare sal.

fNl$. TIE subscribers oner for sale all that yalua
RE- M Properly, situated on the S. d. Corner Of
erected thereon. "s
Also the three stored building adjoining 'front.'
ng On KING street, with the adjoining building los
lWehty ieet each, hontlnP King street extending
hick iortythtee feet. making in all square lot Of bliy
hree eel r'ht ON Second street. and eighty three feet
u ni on hins street. This property Is cated near the
second street Market House, IN very mutoyng part
Of the city, and could be altered several stores or
places suitable for any kihd uf business
Also the two story frame house No East Wafer strest
with the two story brick, No. Q, adjoining Apply to
JOHN McLEAR 4 SON
oc' ou-tt la riE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

very tffslrabIo Farms for sale.
Ne. Within thi nil@a OF Whining containing
loo aeres more or less we'll wateed, well cncea, In
good order with fair buildings
Ne Within half mile % the Peninsuar Railroad,
ahd wt6ln one mtieo VI Depot. Containing 1865 acres
or less, In hnn order with Fruit of all kinds, in
euding nSe OF six bundled peach in full bearing
with a large and Handsome Mansion House and good
sse Tenant House thereon Possession immediately II
uesired Apply to WM. McCAULLEY,
may II COS hsrkss Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 7, 1866.
ICE | |

ICEy ICE!! ICElll
NE subscriber tespec fully Informs his former ma
= irons and friends aud the public In general, that
ng secured large stock OF pure Ice, superior any
mat now IN the city, Which he Is prepared to furnish
promptly to the citizens Of Wilmington or tie subnrl
country people No supplied promptly at special ra
thor b' railroad Of by regular drivers If too
ar distant Rates the city bs per day, 35 cents per
o lDs per day 10 cents week larger quaint.
es not exceeding ~ lbs in the proportion; whom
larger quantities srA wanted special rates can be made
ny calling at the ohre l2 Poplar street Ali jmera
may rsrt assured th4t my Ice /, free from impurities
orhcrs lett at United States Hotel, French and
wafer streets, SYLVESTER Ranbarda John L. Russsli's
4rocery store corndr Front and Market Streets nGian
Sueen Hotel cornet 9th and Market streets, J. Pussy
smth or Ch,1 H. Ganos Grecery Store 10th and
Market, will be promptly attended to.
2h.2Ina TIIas a HLrnN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-07

FOR SALE.
- AN elegant residence and farm attached, OF
IIIW 2ll acres, about miles from the city Of will
UlllRX mington The mansiou-s ~ by iS feet, with
hack buildings, all in good order, the barn, carriage
house, shedding, ice house, work shop and farm house
all In complete order The manson has beautiful
lawn in front, filled with trees, shrubbery &C. First
rate the door aud inside of house, every
field The place will be shown by Henry Grant on the
promises to any desiring splendid homo and farm.
or apply to d. S. & 3. s. GRUBB,
Real Estate Agts- Wil- Del.
FOR SALE ine property Of 90 acres, near the city
FOR SALE desirable farm Of $50 acres, abouts miles
from the city.
FOR SALE 50 feet Of land Adams street.
FOR SALE farm Of 1i3 Acres, aoout miiea from the
city.
FOR SALE Five Acres Of Marsh, at the confluence Of
tn Christiana and Brand ywina Greeks.
APPS q. s. a s. s. GRIIBB.
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Fine Arts.
SALE oP THE oAxsAET PAINTINGS At rHE STUDIO


SALE oP THE oAxsAET PAINTINGS At rHE STUDIO
BCILDfSds.
The handsome gallery Of Mr.. " J. I1lgcram vas
crowded Ia las, night oecason of the sale Of
eghs nine pictures q the great Cambart collection the
remainder Of which will be sold this evening. The re-
c.iyts were consdorshy 5000 and the bidd ng
vesy spirited. The following brought the highest
prGee.- -
FIemlsb sheep, vsrbocckbov,n, fi,5so-Mr Dudiey.
Arab Hunting, sshrcyer, tl 2J0-Mr KgsA
Good Morning, Baby, frere, ~ ooo-Mr shaw.
Zealand Wedding Yeast, Diilsns, tgI5-ksgA
vandyke Contemplating Beauty, Dobufe, ts'5-H
Leroy
Fast Asleep Trsyer f500-Mr Rsias
The cleaners, kraeis S50o-Mr Reynolds
Italian Peasants Going - harkc, fay, tyoo-Mr
RHtan.
Mother and Child, Piassaa, ss0o-Mr Rawllngz
The ConvAlescent Seignac, to50-hr Williams
Cardinals Carriage, Hcsuth t6j0-Mr RlsIaD.
Of1cef's Widow, Schleslnger, t05e-Ar Rlstan
Ia Belle Dane fans Mcrc Hughes, f50o-Ar Ward
syrian Cir ai the Church In Bethlehem, P0riAeis,
ttcO-J. Hooy.
Beware Bc~src' xrN Robinson, $500 King
Gih with Detan, The Bath, frere, tt2s each NJ.
Baiiger
Good Morning Baby. Trayer, st0o-D King.
The greatest works viii bo placed the stand 10
nsht Msissonier Frcre, Acbenbsrh Y'srhaggeuy Ary
scheaer schrcyer wieus and otar ceebraisd ar ia
viii n. largely rcprssented.
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AaaenhIN.

b.
W. J.wErr (reT2 of Erie moved 10 Ter the Saztra
runuer Police b,I 10 the Committee of Nins 70 report
u complete.
Mr. WnII,vs, dem of Ers opposed the motion.
Amer debate Mr. wriIts- moved 10 make tiIe BIZ the
special order for Tuesday next which va agreed 70
by xr Barr., trcp1 of PUTNAM the better In.
.peciion OF steam boilers.
by Nr cooprcr, lrrpI Of Kns--To prohibit oaiccra
Of corporations from selling stocks or bonds Of any o"s
pora,ion with which they connected
ny Mr. M,rnicr, fdernl ~ ogecns-To feorrnnizs ihe
JUDICIAL dl.lrets VI the stat also 10 bmi liability
~ NJ IIrrrs,oas tr,pl Of os~eso-ro provide fer
the construction of permanent aaarsniins establish
BY VT wssp ldsnl Of Clinion-Fyr The relief u ihs
Brookiya, Fiaibush ana Couey Island Railroad Com.
~ Mr CocHEASr, lrepj Of Albany The AnnaAi sop
ny ar Jswx1r frrpl Of Erie-To rrEuiat. Tho fare
IN. Elghih Avsuu- Hsfrosa ss- Yort
by hr. uDAn, irrpi of s1rolE-hskinE -pPfoyrs'
~ Mr. HroSs. trspJ q onyndass-To iScous-ss
The Ameriean I.snd Company and AgeBy also " alg~
hvntanf sDi wife, ~ either of th- " - ~itne for
against the Othsf 90 10 Dsbaf " AEy p4fiy 10 cff
tain casos
ny w aEgnaGHNn. ldctn % New Y0st-Eeiaive W
the my hf,h resisnent Nailpnal Gusri
Ny NJ WtNs--fo regulate us fare cf sfnsi rarnais
By W Te.cr, dem n sc4 Yors-gor railrosa ~
corltndt, Day and other sireets % ssg fofk.
~ NJ bSns.-.s trep 70. ses isss-f rAiifo'd
By Nc Tucsu, issfnI y New Yot TO amsns ~
trelsiive % y4bi a1niinsiraiof of Mes Y0fA Ase
snsuf fegsed s'sagiss relative 70 report ~ esa %
/ paidr Ndtlin stfsiOf ~ gcw f0ft
~ NJ MiuFttcn, ifcm ! ~ nfanyf--T0 frrsaI ~
I charter % tie Cenifai Road. Werte11sfer county
for bfds- over Harlem river, B.rrisa isLdrr
Hy " ossr rep q kinr-re impfyss hyfF
/ acBge, BrsDslyu
ny NJ JKsrfss, fdss, n New Yffs-rD trogifs -
an srp1ibfuers ~ presiding Jnwess iu tts Hstffnr
tour atg " fsg1laia rost@s % tbs Bfoadssg ri-sr
I COMPANY See Y1YN
~ NJ Dosssl dem ~ ss~ Ys,s -Ysr .. sisYiiei
i faffosd 10 Br1ad~ay. sprug asf oihsf tirsf~, -
4 lofa.
Wy " JDEys-ia relAflon D pasio n.sts" -
4 Nsw rort
1 ByN worr-. frpl ~ Kisr-rs sr<ns sDd yea
A~1ia nsrsalh sifssd. Brvoslyn X. Il
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strengthened has been by your interviews with many
servaton Of which responds of peoples
and pudsnos Of her We have ever
ss s the Papy Sps
essential to both their interests to the peace Of Europe and
% % be "a sss Of s e s
dependent exercise OF spiritual power OF the Holy Father
Our expedition % Mexico approaching It's end The coSn
forced !. Mexico BY the imperative duty Of pro
Ing the redress legitimate grievances 0us soldiers
and sailors have wory FULFILLED the task assigned BY y0
distant countries the dsnteresednes. and the
Of loyalty policy i
% our oce
s usS b. s oass M
o sss You % s over sa with
Sorhy tofT, of and Of your
The opposition proposed the following amendment
we condemned the Mexican expedition At rs beginning in
when would impose upon Francs year the
Of our soldier. wa. We s @ DO ss
Justify Tho country has forgotten the original dccara
a e af e es
70 the defeh6e Of n foreign throne.
NJ Rouher. Minister Of State. demanded that the de:
bate should be adjourned, as the communications OF
France TO Mexico could not have been received or OK
amined
graph three above qaotd) should be voted on or sup
pressed. -
N. Rouher said that by voting on the paragraph ~
once thout debate the Chamber would not prcJudge
The question: discussion being reserved until the rec mt
diplomatic dispatches were presented TO the Chamber
The paragraph finally adopted with the
suggested NJ Rouher that the debate upon the reso
lutions should take place when the late correspondence
in regard to Mexico is published
MAxIMILIAN's ANSWER TO NAPOLEON.
The Paris Faire says that the answer or the Emperor
Macmillan to the m sson Of d. Sallard Is not expected
In Paris before the beginning OF April.
Mr.. SEWARD PROMISING NEUTRALITY.
The Mem rial Dpioma,i,w ,we asserts that the reply OF
Mr. Seward the French despatch OF the 9th OF Fcbru
pry Il rceived. Mr.. Seward states that the United
States wiH neutral fopdrds Mexico # the
promised euacuat.on Of The c9unty by the French tr0epi
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

vHoLEsALE prryCrioS OF offfciALs IN fDtHO-
EXPEDITIONS s0AtErT THE fNpIASs, BIC.
SAx FpAScpro March u, lssG
Samuel ". Psrkcr formerly Postmaster a tLis city,
died suddenly 10 day.
Adviccs from Idaho tre that high ofical named
Slccum had been arrested a charge % pscaiaiua,
another ofncia ha recently abFcondcf smother n a
deianor and stl another-Cbss D. Vaughan, Treasurer
Of Bots cOunty-has been arrested Tor cmbfkkiemsnt
Al meeting of the citizens u orbyce rrs0aiirs
adopted TO ssnd OF lndlan hunilng crpecuon-
and oneri1g bounties for a1slTs
Tho 9utsneut0 charter slcciion resulted "a the slfl
ton Of The rnlon ticket by !, ,32i 30 f35 votes
Mining stocks ara weak. Ophlf $3.50, YeoN jar =,
$3.50 savage, 81 O3O Becbcr $50, impcria tljt
Hale Norcroas, o. 02O Crvwn Point o. 900 Eaipire
AAl Sig6 Legal tenderx. IL
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s u r. O F. e.
Two Days Later News by the
Africa at Halifax.
Another Neutrality Debate in the
British Parliament.
Proposal to Render Property at
Sea Invi0late.
The English Government Veto
:. the suggestion.
Lord Clarendon Anxious to Reopen the Alabama
Claims and Come to Settlement.
8eixure Of Two Spanish From Clads
and q Colombian Steamer
in London.
if.~>>%>
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
adoption Of the Address by the
French Corps Legislatif.
Despatch from MIR. Seward Prom
Using Neutrality.
~~~~S~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~
Tenianism in the British Army As
suming an Ugly Aspect.
-c~~~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~
TOUCHING INSTANCES OF FENlAN HER0ISM.
sc. SC. SC.
adoption Of the Address by the
French Corps Legislatif.
Despatch from MIR. Seward Prom
Using Neutrality.
Tenianism in the British Army As
suining An Ugly Aspect.
TOUCHING INSTANCES OF FENlAN HER0ISM.
sc. SC. SC.
HALIFAX. March 16. 1890.

HALIFAX, March 16, 1865
The steamship Africa, Captain Hockey, from Liver
pool the Sd, Queenstown the 4th inst, has
rived at this port Her dates two days later than
those already received
The steamships Helvctia Damascus, Fulton and Peru
Wan arrived the 3D. and the Bavaria City Of Cork
and the Australasan on the Sd inst.
Al the Central Criminal Court, March 3, Mr. Coleman,
of the Spiritual Magazine, pleaded guilty the charge
of belliug Mr. Sothern, the actor, connection with
Sothcrns spIrituastic experiences in New York, and
made ample apology, rctractipg tho libel Mr.. Cole
man then ned my pounds An application OF the
defendant for posponcment OF the trial In order that
he might bring witness from New York was refused
The London Times Of the 3D. instant publishes letter
agnsd a. Livingstone, IN which tho writer asks leave
a. an American TO protest emphatically against the
ton delivered In Washington tho Lincoln memorial
day by Mr.. Bancroft Mr. Livingstone says that he
felt ashamed than he did upon reading that
oration. He declares that Il dlsgrace 10 Mr. Ban
croft who dcsecrated the occasion by such spsech aud
10 chose who became accompices by listening
toh
In the House OF Commons on the 3D. Mr. Gladstone as
already mentioned gave notice that he would, the
l2th Of March, call attention 10 the paragraph In tho
-Queen's speech referring 10 Parliamentary reform Re-
turns In regard TO Constituencies kc, In prepara-
ton but possibly might not be In the hands Of members
before the above date In which case although he should
ask leave 10 bring in reform bill, would be open TO
members to object TO It's being read until the returns
were lad the table. This announcement is regarded
as evidence that Cabinet united upon the Reform
bill, and n conclusive to the idle rumors Of
the resignation OF Earl Russell
scandslous divorce had been tried in London.
The petitioner Mr. Cavendish whose wife, daughter
OF Lord Clare, eloped with Lord Cecil Gordon. Tho
Jury gave Mr. Cavendish verdict for flo 900 damages
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The swe.ny Movement.

Al The General swecny headquarters the receipts arc
heavy. The matter Of finance Is not the lnrgcs ten
Tue more important receipts Of HteTnor oalihr"
such nrr 'st0scd OF from tue eye 81 The prrss
Fifteen hundred dollars from new circle 10 liost,n.
hyc hundred dollars from Davenport Iowa, smaller -
larger contributions from Wash ngt0n orange, y j.
New YORK cav nnd other places form part Of the receipts
yesterday fbou~anda (ays ten and even hircn are
received every day.
HwEEsy HALLI ~ JfErkf CITY.
There are hundrrda ~ lrsb republicans In Jersey
city who avu determined o organize General H~e ~
circle ~ a medium through witch 20 tender then sup
pom a. M mary n heviug its Ia the m~s
In the gap ~ thm rnd grand rally u 90 be held -
Cooper Hall To morroy cVennE Speaking and pfsu-
cal work Will make II an aprois~ trfininauos ID NJ
Pair aek day
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

cs.. IN the French Corps LegisIstif-
Adoption OF .he cS.ssm%rn. ,,sn pne,,,.sJ ns.1 nv
Mr. seward, sc. .....,
-,,r ,upRyss on TIVE nExic.s QUESTION:
IN ibs French CORPS LegslsiIf, March = ana ., ,oe
-. on the Msrican question In reply 70 the spe
snuIs s ~ ,h,an. ras debated The paragraph proposed
irom Wv .srnnept slde OF the hodss, aud eventually
"a .Soc,sa by the Chamber vas as fOloSs'-7
m. Corr. Lessf n happy 70 osservs s 80, rhs slssr v
iesy We aalssss by paebs Ihs teadsner.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
Auntria md PrussIs.

MORE THREATS AND DIG WORDS.
II Is stated that important proceedings IN reference TO
the relations OF Austria and Prussia would take place
shortly in the Federal Diet.
The Priss an Cabinet said TO have discussed and
arrived at a resolution In regard TO the Duchios.
A large number OF Prussians In the Upper Chamber
had presented address 10 tho Kng endorsing his de-
termination 20 maintsp the rghtfd claims of the Gas
TEN Convention den6uhcng the course OF the Chamber
OF Deputies and pledgng themselves 10 support tue hing
In any conflict.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

rtp hNtaffsN. aHIrH q. itff
h.s MA s'sisf thst fhe f,faraff Dfi 1sUits ~
,,l.d a.. "a tla a 4t ffBin ctins hfusrii -
- 4. .sfsrre a from ~ lnstl tHptf pnf poTra
a.. - s,,sfli rq1lry H f ssfeft-Hsd u.af ~ rrffa
.fviest ~ thn ratafs aFff ffrsiFe1 aat % Fgft
a. 0st H 80 Ebsaa suy - fea pfFais fsf 90 al
uai y. ihs fsuHfai pIhhr
~. Giss of pafrfs bfourf ~ ths pI.tsrfsr A. ~
r,srts.a ang larttliff charge - So ntfafl atf
th. nlsyof pf.ou u tAr ifais aitedt he fIs''f ID
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
PERSONAL IntelitQeacs.

John 1. Fsgg Just chosen 10 the MAyorany u Troy,
n the youngest incumbent of that oencs IN the 10 ed
States being ta than twenty four ysa1 o. ag'.
Nays ysgs 10 q grndnsis ot Harvard Coiless, u the
cas Of 1851 ranklsg high smsng We tsocaaafvsies *
thai yesr and af,or admission 70 the bar hsd several
ofnoes q Important local rua anterior 70 hs pfss>ai
nratHa
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
The PrincipaIitieS.

ORDER MAiNTAINED-TUK rREcArTioN.
In the Principalitlcs order and tranquility has not
been disturbed since the abdcatiun Of Prince Cou2a
The Turkish government had determined to demand at
the Conference Of the Great Powers that the inhabitants
OF the Prime pates should select none but a native as
their ruler.
Turkey had further resolved TO station corps Of obse
vaon the Danube and concentrate troops in Bulgaria
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
spain.
STATE or s,rse TO

STATE OP SIEGE TO BIZ MAINTAINED.
Marshal o. Donnel declares in the Cortcs, II is stated
that the state siego will be maintained TIL tranquility
completely restored, and the prosress:s party have
ceased TO conspire.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

RIO, Feb s-Cofce 7n2OO 7H4oo Stocks 60 900 bags.
Exchange, Is 4Kd.
BAmA, Feb IS.-sugar, $1,000 2n2oo Exchange,
26i4d. 2oiSd-
PfRSAhBucO, Feb. H.-Sugar: white, 4l2oC; brown,
1880 Exchange, 24d a 24l,d
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will a.o contain IR.resiing inislligsncs froai 10
ssilons Capital With report 4 The pro eeiins of Con
gfcss late and important News from all parts ~ Esrvpe
The iaics sccoalis q the Fouian Movement In this
oDuniry and draib of N" grss Ssafo In khslsss ssa
Canada The --latest Neat from Nonioo. LditsnAiA 90
leading c'cnu; 'oor Weekly Gossip" The EuroV~os
spring Fashions, Foreign Gossip haslca and rhssiro.i
review for The week l0erciing i1tnfary, Artists .na
sciennc reading Our Agricultural rcvier Tor u" ~~k.
th Interesting msiiar Tor Earosr- ana Agroal'an"-.
A deacnpton ~ tho piaut 'Tasaonia Van
Nosemii With enrrasnE shosing tbe spirSasor
o. the plant Information for miners Religions inlii'
g.nco NannUes. Tacrur Valuable royo@r of lhs
a1ncy coum-fcil pfy C'o-is Bos, and shfs. Hos,s
inf c,ttle Markets Asycrii cmeuis sud - sa
important events 81 The ~e'i
sew sub.crberu tae wuEtr HiriLD ran oaaais
ths lack nunbefa containing The nos Irra sa"y.
.AENuIpN CHOICE
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BritI.h Atroci,ies In JamaIca.

The London TiBiei commentint upon Jan'uca news
ALREADY Published In the New York HERALD contends that
the evidence reasonable doubt that the mutn
ous spirit Jamaica riffs for rebellion and that the
massacre at Morant Bay was not an unpremsditaied
emepte II simitshnt 6cs OF defsdie fnhnmdnry ,ore
committed by prs ms toeoyln0 The En0ah uB,togm.
Tue correspondent OF the Iopdon Sar Nays that the
sober trath more fraitful thsn the Widest magina
ton could have conceiycd.
The London Na says that the srst impressions OF the
terrible and unwarrantahle cruelty committed are I'M
doabtedly confirmed by the evidence