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The New York herald., 1866-08-26
BKHIrs, August u, 1850.

BENIN August ", i'"os
ApnRrss or fIg CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS.
The conservative members OF tho lower chamber Of the
Prssan Diet have brought in the following draft oil an
address In answer to the speech from the throne
MosT Gracious KNd--wih joyful thanks and patriotic
AFFECT on have halted your Majestys return among
us-fhe return ~ king crowned with victory, from
career Of triumph such a. even the glorious leaves
OF Prnssian history scarcely parallel The more
deeply we were convinced, with your Majesty, ulht
this yconous cclct nght for existence, for ie
DEATH for tho historical position aud The most precious
possessions OF Fathcrapd the rely do We
bow down with kne Ia reverence before God whose
merry has crowned our banners with victory and has
again proved by famous deeds that the mission of frus
Germany s no self chosen talk, but historical
position from wcs & o., people nesss can nD, aass
friend and enemy Of tho excellence Of our
or anl,aiion. We unanimously praise The "iss
your royal oiice made the people of Prussia capable y
bearing for 90 mighty development Of strength
ssd % - q ss nss s
themselves In truth aaiipn IN arms Although VIZ have
not pnrchsssd ve.ory w,oat caNy sssrc z aud a The
not have been scattered IN The iai--lshed prn-
dence and energy which hive nithero guided tho for
tun OF Prussis WILL n-mIy Iasi, aro know hOw 10
reap and gather The frnas Of peace
GRS-ous KING AND LoRp Tho pain of victory
the Prussan and Gernan people hope ior mus mo- ana
shall not taken from the united 60 operation
government aud the representatives. and the Well
known popular strength Of Prussia and Germany, your
Majesty Will lnd the strength % combai all dome-uc
and foreign iocs We have heari your MAcstys state
the condition of finances With lively salts
faction. The conscientious aud eoonop'cal imam
cial administration Of our country has aiwass
formed an npor ant element of the strength and
readiness Of Prussia We shall, Therefore, mos,
willingly grant the required for the completion OF
tho works gonouay begun. Domestic dsenion must
he dumb presence of the great historical task Prov
dencc las placed before W, and postry will condemn
every who endeayors bring forward ancient party
quarrels into the epoch of Europe We tender Ia
your Majesty the respectful thanks Of the country Tor
having taken the irst stop TO place the long str ege an
IA the constitutional budget ht ~ tho rrprcsenatses
Ia its real legal shape upon the ground Of nctsdscsed
of an theoretical party dissonsnn-and thereby faniia
ing tho reconciliation of all differences wb cb IA const
ttiona life only he effected by compromise. W."
too trust that the confiic will b. the securely
ended for ali time only Is ~ immediate cause for
removed but the long wished for compile, on OF Tho
Prussan army organization Ia found In tho desired
now ormnt on OF the German Fatherand. We shall at
once proceed with conscientious zeal TO confirm the
melanr.s lad before us siny cod bless your MsJesiy
and crown with success the labors Of peace IT,
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
R U S STA
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SPtGlAl ltltbham W INT MW Iukk hthkiU.
Tine American Ohicer- Taken Visit TO
Moscow.
Moscow, August "a, 1866.
The United States navel officers serving with
the American mission to Russia have been
taken in what may be termed triumphant
manner from st. Petersburg to Moscow, in
special railroad train, ordered by the imperial
government for the purpose.
Every station along the route was crowded
with people anxious to do them honor, and the
provincial authorities gave hearty official
welcome at each point, Of rest or delay.
An immense number of persons turned out
TO welcome them here.
The officers dined to-day with Lieutenant
General Prince Dolgoroukoff, who is Abide
Camp General to the Gar and Governor Gen
cral OF Moscow.
The Geological Gardens were illuminated in
fine style, and presented splendid appear
ancc.
II has been made patent that the heart Of the
Russian empire offers boundless hospitality
20 the representatives Of the Great Republic.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.

The Empress Not ia Ret~rn-NWpoieon Pre-
pairing for the Dissolution Of the Throne.
PARIS, August 25-P. M.
The Empress Carlotta will not return to
Mexico, and IL is conceded on all hands that
the empire in that country approaches its end
It is authoritatively announced that il addi-
tional French troops are sent 70 Mexico II will
be Only in sufficient numbers TO protect the
the empire, and to secure quiet evacuation
OF Mexico. They will not be used 10 sustain
the dynasty Of Maxmilian.
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F9n wesxs titce the hew tlf,irs n ps eV wws
nfgsl atl anasgai srsissr.sas W TO- f4s n ~ 80
dq1 4fgsft4fs frsfa his harss X pfs.ssgsK IA,sg
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aV rhs ssAse ~ ihts astsan ~ 80 = W. Taser
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u ths H4pefior Ceaw y ibst ETY. "a vhssh 80 -
fofh 8tftf Nah ils rtasFsq skslnsi b*r Avsstht ts
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q Hay ikSf sad fhssgea TO NrfsD1sti siib ~ -
a~tns sfse. 6c bfsastss " ~ fhtvsass te-s fEHs
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The New York herald., 1866-08-26

spected has shown HIS sonae disgust and turned him
sell W the worst use man can be Appedoy hanging
himself lhis result 10 leave no terror IN ~.
hearts OF remorseless ssians and the Generals Man
teunel first, and now Won Gobern, have adopted the
pn OF eating the refractory bgrghers out OF house and
nome ON Baron Rothschid were quartered three nun
dred soldiers on Mr. Mumlu hundred and hity, and
even poor Mr. Sapf bachelor, and with only salary
OF three thonsand dofs yearly has tho gratifying honor
oil entertaining thirty hungry soldiers nj an average da
expense oI two forms each man. IL was very ncon-
siderao OF the General 20 send them to house where
there was no lady 10 entertain them and look after their
comfort.
THE PATH FRANKFORT
IL absolutely not yet known here There never was
such reccnec as is exhibited by the members OF tho
deputaipD lately returned from Berlin In the absence
OF positive information shall not tro bio you with the
numerous reports current anon It's Inhabitants further
than TO state that general feeling prevails that u
Will not Tor the present all events, bc annexed 70
Prussia
AMERICAN crrrzgys
Governor Wright has Just arrived from Berlin, and
starts tomorrow tor stuttgart He has entered upon
some important correspondence relative 10 tho power or
VINO have served n army been ma uralzed American
czcn and returned for various motives 10 their native
land II Is a dillcdlt question, and into which cntr
many complications which require closer study shan
as the different movements In the affair have progressed
little farther towards denntve settlement
AurvALs UsnRD
American families arc arriving every day Among the
latest enmers ar. Grant, wife md two daughters,
from thel. " " sir. Baird and wife, from Sew York
Mr. craighead, Sir. Brocaugh and wife, OF New York.
The Pfuss1an Authorities have not yet opened .ele.
graph communication with the exterior Tor The benefit OF
private persons No telcgrams, with the exception Of
diplomatic capacity, allowed to leave the Frankfort
Office
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
CUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
: R A N C E.
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

PAKis August II. 1865.
QUESTION.
Three four days press London and Paris
was excited by kilograms which gave exaggerated
view Of the situation II said that tho French gov
ernnent had addressed that Of Prussia the
subject OF what IL termed the reccation OF The from
tcrs to which the latter Power had declined
a satisfactory Tho London Times, in particular
eloquent the probabilities a rupture ana mnny
ingenious arguments were advanced in support OF a
theory, in which, perhaps the wish was extent
father the thought. Bu, to-day all il calm. The
citing kilograms, f not fatty contraicted. modified
aud sofenod by explanations and Tor the present tn.
horizon Is clear.
sAroiEoS's CHANCE or d.s.
II will not be very wash say that there Is lieii-
hood Of a rupture between France and Prussia aDd
ther that the former VIII get all she asks without gong
The general impression appears 10 be that there
viii be cnton OF the principal European Powcrs
10 which high the demands ~ the French imperial
government, viii be sabmittcd and though readers
already uudersi and what those demands are II will be
as well 10 state them once more Thry are thus set
forth in tho Echo da Lnnsm,oHg:--
Holland 10 glvo mp IImbourg and Tho Grand puchy II
Luxembourg, receiving In compensation part of th.
Duchy Of Oldenbarg, now part of Hanover.
Belgium to yield the ancient French non'icrs Of the
canton of Chimay, Phippevillc, siarenbnrg and the
head Of The ancient D1hy OF Bo Hon ln addition to
these France 10 receive the bsn oi tue Sarrr ana nat
part of the Grand Duchy comprsed between the city Of
Luxembourg the radius OF the 'orresa and the h0sse
LIKELY ~ sccWg
the paper quoted from adds that Prussia will accede
to the proposition 20 much the better or the peace OF
Europe IL h the dsterm alton of France ~
possess n limo OF frontier marked out for her by the
genius of vauban and which she held I'LL tho tr ATTY Of
1916 deprived he. OF H. so much is certain At the
same time ia cpnieciured by that she intends
demanding more than she ever had. 1hs rema ina TO
be
For the present however the mot friendly feeling
bu4x nd all rxaF
misunderstanding idle and vaireiev
QrsRTgps.
There IL speck Of any where upon tho political
horizon. IN fsiy matters quiet Garrs.a' has pro-
tested against tho peace and retired 10 Camera Al the
beIligerenta big anf little, have ordered their troops
INTO quarters and the drum silent from this
Adriatic 10 the Baltic.
Here only thinking OF 10 noUow's festival,
wondering at the teegrsphc Atlantic cable and hoping
that the good time is coming when tho only
will n shall be commerce and tho af4 shich
adoFn civilization and give happ moss 10 man.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
BY THE CITY OF PARIS TO AUGUST l6.

The Inman steamship City Of Paris, Captain Kennedy,
which left Liverpool at o'clock the 10th and
Queenstown the i6th arrived this port early yes
terday morning bringing European hies and
pondence TO the 18th OF August.
The Registrar Generals return shows that thousand
and forty-nv persons died In London during tho
previous week OF cholera and diahoa being decline
in the mortality from those
The government reforms which IL is intended to intro
ducc in Cuba Will commence with reorganization OF
the administration. The proposed political reforms
would only be brought in subsequently
most destructive petroleum lre had occurred at Ant
werp tBegium and at time threatened all tho COM
mercia buildings the quay. Tho latest accounts state
that although the fire still burning there was no
fear Of - spreading The loss would be very great
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
1hc ahalcra In nrnnLi,n.

rbsr. i Auir - nothing % repor 10 rogs,d %
ua eaoiora Iiie tgah u TIE ri,y s improving, aBd
diaeAsea = a.l siass ar ~ ti.e dscreao
nAsL, zyRfAiHr fKiohr
re ioaA'rs }. 10 ea,ty mgrssi,y rspsr u ms
bepa'y heilh is's.rAr ~ tbe tSon foar hours sna,
lng Friday usbt - '40lsfa is ci1lera tl0,,4s a
chG'efa ipfautEH . otLeF ygfuatg dsease~ All olhf
igsaseH = fpial 81 Fliiibdn
fHoLtAs cArrN
The foilsng . The fofsn ~ ne re~ ehalerA Cases
f0f 40 tsshg tour loars en4ing saht elocA laAl
evening
NJ hrcanHln resi TX a. ~ ils,mora str.s,
MI Margaret A4Fghy tidlhs IN Hay nioBd sfrss,
nsaf ~ saf
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ipf,n Hshhn, ~. ~ tnlpn street. ribcs dad
brr. ~ man - tsafrn street, Esat Cyarf
Y 81 fatlfSiAs g. h. atis ftAir thar there wss 49,
sh.Ie case 20 ehelefa reported ~ ths ueca - 10 ~snt
tar tQpedutsndeE ~ tis city frs H0-n y"st~ri1y .
ian iee& iatt ns5 ~ fbsfs serp fata~ct. tisn
iwenh ssf1 hIsfa yesterday ana tbs pAyabs iaas a
that r'Ae rr}yYci undif'srbei daring so enuf,
hpsplial
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
French Caii- for the Abandonment 81 MANI.
nIttiau.


Prom ne Afrur National " Parts Angeats1
fhEs ypanw ard ibt gent MlYefstRn nae Emprrss
Char0tlsl arrives WITH deraaa fer ssisAflw 10 ons
hand ard lha at-iolf1n * haf tonsor - tha oihsY
Matters have W fact T. sfel palnt mat xlfoat
aud c1nsderabe srfrss ths paft n Fyasrr -
rmTtre NAieh eufessp'ed - ~ f9uIGed n
~ France u R4Hnit ia thf.e feNf ffesF T. tsfTu~f
~ hrr particularly under rfifHr etvrHnnf'sncea
" ref8evefu IA ~ rufefpFIse te aurrees q ShlNh
would alii feg.a pt0bsmsilfai even sfft go gattfH
nfpt - devote - d dgsl3s ~ atnaHi af tme mta
sEt money I'LL heffo sfnrikj sif fb0r 9fiuan bas
mif~&dy refi 10 ~ ts q4sffioa 4t far~a aHs
r,miy thtt leave a0 d1ptf - t0 ihe Har = rhNs i
ought ~ RI snisef 1BN rfHhfN efrmtrt ~ tNe -,
bates ~ thr igslaieW hiy at'ef hss 80 tst sfsfT
ohe9ettn the e~ty fnf fes ners'lag Nerlcs ia
srnGibg iFtuls and moHeY io tAat csseiry X Anri
cyers niurad = tasf lhisfois A. sFi = ses'hnfsss
f1r the atars At later psrad u baa ~ sVasia sfa
fsr an Indemnify ~ sfrfHara mtrftpbe1 ~ ls fa4f
yesn ampa'gn, spf of ti.t ft pb aefaeat = te TO
yellow Bqek hethlag ~ fftafp sny laa#v y8tH8ns
ula cguGnaati6H 0f BftaTh p1frsi aI3 ff.flafg
eaa#nt ~ ssnt rrr'si flfa.ea r Ne Iatf aa1 the
Ifgm0 wil ~ wsy cfrnfr fsfd1ct
pfon us rars s.teis. kssaYtftt
ruisies ate rpt ~ srs# n rsnNusebt Whaf tsn 80
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rfAgw sg sersrpr " ha ~ fhe Afsrsfs ~ tnM ras ~
saes fhat Wta Lss military sr4 ah1vstsi asslssApcs
nss E0G ysl les ah. - iatath eyE tssFlg over tie
glstuetn fefsa4slas a thn fty4bisc&h I&Ny J4hfef
dsastsss pa'russ ths sfrasEie 18th vttrrefsnfs s.f
c4ufsss - - ths ni9ss btss u Aa prin,fps
wtlrh - ffgf.rrs tsnalt hsip sdmirsg Nat fui1iAn
aiuuef mach hirnssif " hs prrisfnsiga ~ soYera
bsy las NNst ths n.- knp~rur bas bgs bseu ssis 3,
Stesmp.sh wtA ~ a<rsan<e n "a g,er.A s.I " aIss h.
svef sfw O>ss dtyarsvr,t o. sss TIE qgassyo (. y,
srs~- Ehst sorn ~ Ss fsv, iher~soysb A
gfUiat gAiias - The srtnsd atsvverftgns TAal as,s-
" tho FfeMfh gaYsfn rysEi "a NIa s4kast . "a
msassfs Nat eesid b. fsss.s1s'aa rfs.~ ,.snsss
The New York herald., 1866-08-26

Erie Railway shares AK
Illinois Central Railroad TIN
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Evening.
The cotton market rules steady to-day and quotations
remain unaltercd The sales to-day foot up 5000 bales
mddiing uplands closing at l3ald. per pound.
Liverpool Brensl-tnns Market.
LIvERrooI, August 25-Evenng
Tho breadsturs market Is dull owing to more favora-
bic weather for tho crops prices Of foreign cereals
have declining tendency.
Liverpool Provision Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Evcnng
Tho provision market h generally unaered.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
r R A N c {

Most Active Demand for United states
Bonds.
PARIS, August 25-Noon.
An immense demand has sprung up in this
city for United States fvc-twenties and heavy
orders for supplies have been telegraphed to
American agents Of various banking houses in
this city.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
TNE CITY OF FRANKFORT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yoax HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD.
Financial Affairs Rate OF Discount.
FHANKFoRr-oN-rHE-MA MAIN, August "a, 1860.
The legislative assembly of the city las
sanctioned the raising OF loan of twsive
millions of forms.
The Bank Of Frankfort has reduced the rate
of discount from five to four Per cent
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
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he e0uisaa for 10 TfncilYB ~ ~ Qaafsnuz>
nsnon 4, Wet Hhni 80 yesterday morning As1dsl
= ~ rnnsr -ain, 70 lg3sa bA4er no smoaHl
chasgni II ~ sain w. $40 ~. tsssg assr oOos
e~s lban cay II ~ o'tf hlis sssarty fsr ihs psr
i0fmAnfe 4 s cafaet - - hsfs bsen gwen yss'4F
dNf sb1 ~ uat tfing frue the sui - yrnu.siy
tofamsnref - preFlosig s'stst fbs sstlre coaifas
i " Ri l-foral-.I ~ vs. hrll eAy u yana AsfA
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
THE FLOW OF SPECIE.

Over Half Million In Gold for New York.
LIVERPOOL, August 25-Noon.
The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain Jud-
kns, sailed this noon for New York, via
Queenstown. She has large number Of pas
sengers and takes cIIo,ooo Il specie on Ame-
rican account
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.

LoSD0s, August Is Evening
The money makes u nrm
The closing quoiason of corsols to-day "a At ssx for
money.
luRIcr ssTpfryxs
Tia market FOR American stocks . steady and the
closing quotations odsy are a. foIlowss--
rnliei states eys twsntes es,,,,.,,,....,y,.y,,.Tox
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
MARINE intelligence.

QUEENSTOWN, August 25-Noon.
The steamship China, from Boston, via Halifax, has
arrived Her mails for Liverpool and London for
wardcd by train, and she sailed again for Liverpool
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
Freed nnd security 10 the Liberated Ter

The 0ricai Gass1s ~ aly puhll lsl4rs ~ f0lIaslrg
decree, sisncd ~ Frnre tsnguAnU
AEictN ! 10 the i'niian province, ireoi fr1n ne
domination ~ Auftra all etysus ~ ~ before Tho
iaR Whasver reli .aus opinions tsy hay pf.lea fhoy
likewise rnlly All CIVIL ani political rFnt.
inr Aii reg ianapf. aF veil c,hrf Laws snf
measures n force whether political cf fhe Same
pfnttncs contrary 70 me ciy c1de and procedure arc
abrngGcd.
ARr 3 - Allegation q ma.to in ne arrangements
rhich regulate &c exercise II Norap hy rrgc,tanta
and JCWa
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
Tho News I'm London.

LONDON, August 25Noon.
Advices have been received to-day in Official
circles here announcing that treaty Of peace
between the contending Powers OF Prussia.
Italy, Austria and Bavaria was concluded by
the plenipotcntiarics in session at Prague on
Thursday last.
The treaty was officially signed by tie
plenipotentiarics on behalf OF their rcspcc-
tive governments on the same day
Among the provisions Of the treaty i
en-" shat the troops now at different points
snail evae~aie their positions and retire to
their respective homes wIuli.. ,hree weeks.
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The Mark cts and Marine Report
Of Saturday.
&c. &c, &c.
By TIE CABLE TO AUGUST Is.
PEA C {
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

Csnclusi0n Of the Negotiations In Prague aud
Peace Treaty signed.
PRAGUE, August "a, lsC6.
A treaty OF peace was concluded and signed
IN this city yesterday evening between the
plenipotcntiaries accredited on behalf OF the
King OF Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria.
The document was Immediately forwarded
70 Vienna TO be ratified by the Austrian gov
ernment
Under the treaty the Prussian troops will
svacuate the territory Of Austria imm ,diately
after It's ratification.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
S PAIL N
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 Tas NEW YnSx HERALD

Export Duties Suspension.
MADRID, August "a, 1866
A royal decree has been issued by the Span
ish government suspendng for six months the
export duties. It's provisions apply to the
flags OF all nations, and include all the ports
OF Spain, with those Of Cuba.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
The dhoI~rs ~ fi.el.ns,i.

oss4Nsan IaspHs a, lea
On'j tssitr fssths ffgra shassfs isesy lmons ~.
uuss The jSshie rfssis wLa r~t.atly sb.
dgetaf n. Nfio gri iAlBs psssl0s n .tsm aatt sg
hAs bsen Lsafd f0tAi nuAntff = ehoasfa as4ihs :,
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IA P A H..
breaking our ofa CiviI war.

LoSpos, August 25-PN.
Advices have been received to-day from
Point de Gale, Island Of Ccylon, via The Per-
sian Gulf and Mediterranean cables, that
civil war has broken out in japan.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
The MEXICAN QUESTION.
The Empress Doni.a Ho,rI,,.

! rom Gagnani hssNruaer AgEaN 10
ne Empress ~ Mrticg Nrnt Yft ttfsay a. "a III ~
accompanied ~ tho iit ssf n I9f - Aau u AeaEn
" Castillo
Prom the nrs feia N1ft Angut "a
Tic Enipfe&s * Nerlr0 azp.cisi st BrHaeis Her
nBieHy i All tO have rtpesard eHt .fr not ~
ogc,a Hgrr s4ad = pIid NJ s.sr ~ a,rlsai ~
dsgaGyfays
The New York herald., 1866-08-26
HESSE- OAR NJ STADT,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The siege of Mnyencc Raised.

The Siege of Mnyencc Raised.
MAyENcE, August "a, 1866.
The siege of this fortress (Mentz) was raised
yesterday, and the Prussian troops will march
from their positions on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1866-08-26

- iDsA Aas as ~. iNt
ff4 frf fes ftrs'rt sirtiy nss Darss frVu sAsefs
nn fnAy IlH Nstms esua~feftss report 10 harA~
Na Ff .t4F NatNeA sssastsf.~ l.gl.d " fsgoft
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selfgovernmcnt the provincial circles and communes
brought into existence The main strength oi to gov
eminent aud nlwer of the country VIII lh VIC en-
larged satc also be found IN perfect union anu lhuo-
strucuble confidence between Crown and people.
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Thr sLoi.ra ~ 80. ovi..n..
The fL.isr. is -. IsaI..

sac uHaFts. Auraff a. tsSs
Faffr sTtssn deaths ff1a. sAsl4fA ynssasesy
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.


financial assistance. Tho Pres last year coan-
0oO,OoO 900 or francs. The writer In that journal
nov known the editor Of tho L,bte compacenty re-
minds ts readers OF that ADVICE and does not seem lac
from renewing the proposition generous, no
DOUBT ana chiialrous The public debt OF France hns
been 80 much reduced thas benefited by many sur
puses IN her budgets, the taxpayers lave much
relieved that to guarantee loan ~ 500 600 600 rancs
10 a country whose eplfnncy X than doubtfuI
would no for hsr bagaiele That psrnaps ~ the
opinion OF the Ieff bat certainly not that OF tho
country Tho tsrersdi sa'iydcflga wth which the an
nouncemcn OF tho ceanitve term ~ the French inter-
feeling. France has don. ~noa agA- ,oo ch-for ths
Mexican monarchlsls II s Tor them 10 accomplish tho
rest
The ship Monarch at the sens.
bottle bad been picked up al Dcyonport containing
the followlng.--
Monarch OF the Seas icft liverpool on 22d March;
May T. wrd, short Of provisions and Sator. disS
masted Ia gaze "a April lat 20 2oN long ~ sW.
WM JOHNSON Passenger
letter from the Admiralty Lloyds agent states
that Mrs johnson, the mother of William Johnson who
board tho Monarch OF ,hc Sess, had Identified hs
writpg on the paper a. being tbat of her son.
Sfenm-li.ps Out.
Tho steamer icnnsy vana lef, simultaneously with tho
CITY of Paris
ne clty .. So~ York passed the Faainet at A. N on
the l5th
Tie steamship Malta arrived ai Liverpool on tho mcrn-
ing of the I3th al August
The lihernaD reached cresncastle ai ten O'Clock on
tho morung or the iiih aud Liverpool on The morning
OF the 18th " Augrs,
The Kangaroo arrived At Queenstown AT noon on ths
i8ili and Liverpool on the 49, q AHgast