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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

Sc tperpen mieoer 8rDBere S~elCbnttn9en sebc.
ten, Tim Spuren, bic 3ur @efan9ennebmttnE
Steoer6 leiten %fGnner, auf3ufneen.
Gin 3ipeite8 9fegtment 1T tn GtDerppcl fit,
Dublin eingeiAtft ipprpen.
Die pulitil9en Neut9feiten lino uumtd-
ti9.
OeRret6t19e s rupPen fir Me.
rtcp.
Son 0ten aus wtrD pfficteQ bert6tet, baf
man nit Der Sraantiaticn pm 2 Glterrei6t=
f6en &pluntdr Gprp8 fit Mdrimition onfar:
gen perpe.
Spdntett umb Deru.
Das rdppprtirte GriAetnen BON dtlenifhen
&oper1AiTen an Der 8alte ppn Gpanien bal
grpBe6 Grltaunen in gang europa Gerbur9ert=
fen. 8t5 ieBt Itn0 nod feine 8erl1lfte 9etnel=
bet tpprben.
Ser Oampfptpber, welder III Der TDemle
;uritdgebaltct mnrOe, 1T fit @eru erbatt
pUroen, S6m purbe erlaubt, am 27. y. 81.
a65tfa6ren.
Gin 3retter Oatnpfptbber, Der Bet Den Sc
britber1t 9atrb8 fit Deru erbdttt wurbe, Der=
lteB neult9 2tSerpQol 1nD legelte nab greit,
no er 5nriidgebalten miro, bis pies trettt9fetten
3wtlNen Sponten Il. 9eru bet9ele9t ipDrpen ltnp.
8etDe Oampfer ioltea 9egen Spanten 9es
brdltGt iperpen.
gtdN 8eri6ten la6t @panien II SHtfe III
@nqlanb bauen rnp brdngt anti oeren %ipfortt=
&C @Dleupumq.
Mencre<,.
@ pdntem.
Moprib, 81. San. .3ipet hileniiNs
5Ioper dnp an Den lpanilden Galt ten geleben
moroen. Gie Jre9atte Siatela 1T 3t peren
beorpert wprpen.
S|relonp.
DubGtn l.. 6ebr. 2lif Nnprbuung Der
poli }cibe66rben fano Die 6ancp 6air unp Der
Bazaar, beren GrlG5 pen 6dmilien Der Sc
fangenen 3t Suite tontmn lplIte, nift ltatt
@benlp 1T Die Nu8fibrun9 be8 Concerts, pel<
dies beute N6enp 81 pemltlben .3pef %itdttftn=
ben lptlte, perboten wprben. Nls 0runo BIER
pon miro an9e9eben, Dap cine SerIamntltng
pon 9erl pten, welAe i@ nit bOGSerrdtbert>
i6en GnGen beiGaften, fir Die GfentliGe
Jtube 9efabrlt6 merben fGnnte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
@1ala 8 Grtract

Sic 6etltrdftise Dtrfuns unO Ser BpEleef9Had beS tn
alien Qdnhern b~eltebten, ppn alsn MlterstIafen unO III ie-
benz fBrperltGeu 3uidube germ gentlemen $ d c n
40 a 4 . @rtrGC Scum btet + lat
milo peranlast beIIelbe aus Deutf9laHb gu tmppttiret. =
Dteies, eines mad bent llrtbetl Der 5errn aer3:e tn iebteer
6urG, BITE 0BtFeni6aft auseesetduet bpn Tirfeu une be-
mdbrt I'M BEltt, TT has bete btGttEde Starfuuesrntttel BET
9ruff. Dta9en-, Characterization, eeibpd6tee SerSau.
rn8 unb a1atntetner RBrperfGpdGe. @rnpfpblen bpn ben
er5ettn GutCrttdtea btr Web sim btS Sn- urb A~uslanbtS,
belDbt ppt Ser SnbuRrte.@ uSfelune ja Breslau Hne aus
esSet@net bur6 steie 6rpee sp!sene unb FIberne @eretshft-
MeeotGSn.
gu BADEN Np. IA @putb Gbat1es q r, anb N+.
80 6 Yrattfr
~tets-1mt) TrieDgi@ @tjNers @Beat.
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9ebtcs 9uftrctcm Der sgrau Met6na : z dc

EVRIVb NHIIEVIVH UVE VtHN WtHIDHW SWEHet.
Grob Der bebeItenben @oncurrelS bur9 bic
beuti4e Oper rarcn Die @aitipiele Der 6ral1 STE.
tbla@Sdeuer III erGpncprbiaba1e am ltBteuWtp
tag ltn0 0Or1erftag icbr 5nblrei6 beludt II. tpen1l
l1idt Gle 3eideu trit9en, pirb beltte Q6enb bas
9alt8 Bis sum lebte1t Blab beiest ieiH. Die be,
liebte Gituitlerit tritt beute Q6e1lb ais ,Wlarie" i'll
Die Yerle bon SapOpeu'' gum Iebtcn Stale auf
NIB rper nod nid}t@eIegetbeit bate. oieIe1 Star
Der beutfdett ull0 e1gtiidet Sitbne 81 iebed, lollte
helte Ibenp 1idt feblen. 0aS &beater@@pulmits
tee mtrb Gorge tra9en, alt6 ben gttGtabpnntenten
beal1en1e BIdt3e All f6ern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
MsnEfaIiiae @otret hes aarln sanfif0bn.

-"V"T"ETYV ~~FE@@ WSV WEEEE wSUEJTWYEF4
Sent Abenb tpirb ben Baltimore Muftffrertrs
ben baS Sergnitgen 31 GbeiI tperben. ben arofer
Ytantitert Serrn @plflpbu in benz 0pcale berairma
Snabe & go. III Der 8altimOreltr. betpuuberu ar1
fBnren. "
9te 9erner MAIDEN mir nod ipesieH auf bie'es
@Du5ert %aufnlerf fam, ba ibue1t iobdlp eh1 10 qrpfer
@enltB ridt pieoer ge6pte1 tperoer1 pirb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
- 9ie Oartenlanbe II,
cSIluftrirtes EnmiIienhIott

jdbrlt@ So gfamn1ert Q04 Bp8en) In or. 40 NJ. SuuRratiSn.
reot8trt ten i. Stole rnb u. 9te3ntnnn, 3eipji6, 0erIae
run y. Sell,
prets yer S ii s $3.50,
an BITE 9eidrtrtte 5drniIte unb brtnst nit Ietne1t retden Git.
bait at Gr5dblnn9en tnb betebrenten rnb tnterelTanten ae-
ntetnnast9en Mnfaten, an hentn f@ Ste tefet eraablen6fn
&aIente rn6 tptfeni Naftlt9en GrGfte DeutIblaub8 b~etbciIioen
bic tbren S9dt pon 1enntnihen TIM p~Bpuldren @jfmaitbe BEN
pnblttnn1 5nadn8tt6 MAIDEN, ne enbente Ra6run9 fir Self
nnp 9er3. &u6 FUR ben geertD 5teier j3eitfbrtft fprs6t sic
thinner iattepmenee Nbrnnenten3d9L fe eridetnt iebt tn elmer
Stltgtett, bic am beften btrd BEN fattIt@en Quartbart, ber
nod SSafnbtn9 teeen SaDrgan8s DprIIegt, anf6amliG tstrb
faun 0laubltGes.
SDt@ea, benen belize, pier bas elrte sser anbere Der Dbtoen
betben s3ettfbrtften nod unbef1nnt fnb, ffeben grDbe. nm.
rtern unettt6eltli6 5u DtenftRn.
Dem sSe3u8e Nnb ber re6elnt1Btaen @~rpebtttDt
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Central 8duoerein 6

DStBer 8eretn bat f& O~r8antHrt unS $rOSifcri5de We .
Gntte ettSablt. Die 3uSf@ten fur bic ausfa6rung tteIes
unternebnenS ftnb tielRtrfpre1enb, tnbent fhpn as Mus
tbelts IA 80 @ts pet gDOGel 9e5et6Ret fnb.
Aae otteitnt9en, tpelte ft bteert 8erein ns3 ansuIdlfe.
bn pnnf@el, tperten frtunblitf erIuGt, Rf HIVE d
=; 8tbrTer, NeentS 7 lts tn benz 2ofale bes SRI. GSi
Snrtter, gt9. Z3 alice Innfr., 3G at i&etneW, @n itelea,
1betN wtrS Bite @ini8retaeGetutr erbOben.
(fansbt) 8. FED. sr. SIR '"'
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Jocal-a Ierlfu1e.
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Detegoten>Ser q IN M I ii g ba 8
9onnta8S9eieb betreffeub. = Sim les>
tell Samltag falp III Der WtedalticS Salle bic SpeiD
te Ser allllnlrH9 Der Oelegatell bon perld)icperelt
Seretnen itatt, nm Die llBtbige1 Sdritte gegeu paS
G8 tpareu 10 &ereirle init etpa 40 Oelegateu
p%ertreteu. 6plgenbe8 firb Die 0tarlelt Der SERENE
nit Der an3abl ibrer Otit9lieper:
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GudIdub.

Die Tenter @Omniitpn Idrettet eOr. IS
aebt Da8 @eri9t, DAP pas @arlameut INT
Nrd bebun8 be8 6abeas Corpus @edt5 gebetet
wtrpen fol-, panntt Die 3e9terung audi NIT pen
au8lGnDiI6n 8eri9pDrern a6re9nen fam,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
Glercres nus GnrOno.

New gorf, II. SER, Der Oantpfet
Gttb Of Qonpon 1T angetonnten iette Na3rtd=
ten linO jepod pur9 ben Bremen" iberGplt
ntDrhp1 4
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@heiapeafe @anberein Nln. 1

auen Denen, pel6e ft cttte1t auten s3altberefu, wprsn
ibpn, atebrere gnnbert &ntteite au8eegeben, anTnlte6en mol
Ter, osene CUR Sta6rt9t baB am NtttnSH, q. Sebr, @ben6.
lage erGUben ptrb. gu 8let6er 3eitwetten lie gsretnsbG6er
"uDgeBtptH' GsSubtr t A, pr6f.
li1-rtt) so. RHbTpr Gpfr -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

8ie @rbetter Sc eaf6aftem fer Sta6t Baltimore perben
erfuGt, ie 8 8ele8aten mad Der i'm Scale Np. Stasfpt
SaQ am nddfiRn 8reitG9 @ten6, ZEN 23. b. 9f, su tenben,
I'm bic Jest I'M &u@fanb be6rtffener &tbeitsr son Nl1unt
Glare 5n Hnterfaben. BEIRUT cine 6ps3talberf ~antnluMe,
UNI btfiem Nufruie 5u entfpreden. SIM 2uftrGs
SameS8 y. Stertpn,
(mpbtmt) Ger. her 0lrbef fer. 0Ssr GnrnrtIt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
0Geue sou. Qpll.0drtmae.

per Steamer erapfinG tpebsR etue fleine partte pom ptei
labrt8sn 8an8e, BITE t9. aur g~enet8ten Atnatnhf teFens ca
pfe6le. @. SO. NTebeL
~(fe20-}} 379 GB @aIttrapttfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

III CONNECTICUT SeeD GI1ttta0SHu
so Htaen Bite fstnRe Nre tat euapFus fpeber nnb Dfferts
81 'tSF Stsbft5ea 2fsifs
Spftpg S&tg3et,
(iScH} 81 &rsaugs EEasS naps S5pNlElEs q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

@-Tf0 Nrciec &ulae5
~ NTSSBs ieoen MtDr9en, SpuntagS auSgenpmmen
IstSsgkas Icpie 6 It unb 2p8tS gu mdBisen pretleu.
80 Iub felt etn neu9S 8GgGteET ben 0afen 3u
Strfu8un6,
SO. II 6. 6 Dar1e . nate @rattfr.
Q6fe1ntl @ptEeS Sbtlb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19
q. NcitCrinolItt &: Gn.,
AAN SS~onSyn1n s>s,,, Ot,,rp

y. 9ScitCrmomu & Gn.,
A40 95rCdSiodp, geem 2IntF,
siItffia0eH !oeben utb ~Serfanbten an aue i6re Nbouncntf,
DC erHei Nptn11iern beg nepef Sabr9ang8 1866 fes
vSer Sd3a0r,"
slim frtrte 9amen5eitunQ,
t00rlt& 48 Inmntett III 6clip NIT eielen SauTratiSSne,t unb
S6rtftbetlG0en.
pretS per SGbr $500.
Dte ltet$ trabfeuSe &tnsbnter3aGG 6ie(eS HpGlteronnten
ane %Deitebten, Ser Dnrnenwelt nigli8en ipte anpenebrnen
,Spurrdl$, ba8 jest tn elmer outage bon 1870 900 GrerrsIorrn
eebruft ptrb un6 bet feiner @GEHbett der NusRdttnno ,mS
Ret3talttafettb es Sn6alts unb Der SuuRratipren let ser-
taltntBnhaBt8 %un9emetn t%iltgett YretS, DGne @leiGen rt6t
i9et 3ttfratur taitebt, 1T BITE tefe @npfebIun9 6eIIelten
ba fer CO etnntat befannt 8etrproen un6 f1 ein0ebdraert Eat
fnagt e@ 40 balo unentbebrltht rn6 bic init 9teaelmdftafei
all l4'td9t8 etntrefen6er neren gtunmern nerfen fPfs mil
Segteroe erfpnrtet ute ntnfpmnten ~9eBetBen.
N5enn per BG51dt" taft au8i6lteBIt6 In Der Srote1.
melt ietne aGreunte fnbet Is nenhet fh
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JIeue Gn6eiQen.
81 SYMMETRICAL

~ gts srn. geter epOrer ris8t etn gtief tn bet
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$4,000 gtaie S@nitttuaaren! $4,000
YGGffe SMutttip2aren !
Seafe SebnitttoaareM 9IaHe @dDnittrpaaren !
8pn Der Stem WDrfer Nuttipn

BOn Der glep gDprter Nufttor!
$50 babe fpebtn eIne reiGbdltiee Yartbie BON nafeh
Sdntttp ,aret aler Net ertelter, ais gia1er DtuSltn. gai-
fe @aI;eps, gaiie Sbarls, gfaGe @alitnttr, gtane Stt9pt6en
unb 1paft md DerIdtebene nafe 2Daaten Gler %fti wet@s
ut ipgfei6 bamit duSsnrdnnter, p9ne Sndtt@t aht Den
pretB o~ertauft rerben.
Sc ii bie8 bic bette GeIeeenbett tint aae SVrten BON
@aotet III etncm SpptFprctB 3u faufeG.
3onntt ftib ! QDeun SRr ben 6rPBea Anoras6 PerRet'
ben mpHt
27 81. galtimDrefrp SwiIden BrehertG u. @tartet Space.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-19

NemsgOrt, 10. 6ebr. - Der Seralb pa
8riefe pom 2. lnIp 6. ans NterifO, welde melDen,
DAP D%tarimiliulIS StaatSldaB leer lit NIB b0g
Dtarinlilian8 gauge GriItenS pom 3ultanbefOnl.
melt Der iett in Yari8 31 ne8ociireuoen 100 Still.
@uIei9e atbdn9t. aiir5li4 Iieb 9fariAaq 8a5aire
Dem 6aiier $500, 900 ans benz frau5Diilfen 6OnD
uno bs1tete all, 6aB peru bic Barrier lllter6anbs
Iunget iebliAlage1 iOateI, man elne 6Drce@&n.
lei9e I'M Qanpe MAIDEN perbe, mas itbri9eas All
grpBet g8iperltanb ftoBe1 bitrfte.
1ir, 2an9lai8, g&appleOn8 SPe5tala8ent, bat
Die Stele etne8 6t%lan5miniiters inter Wtarinlt
liam accepttrt.
Die taiierlt4e Nrmee 1T %9egenwartig 100000
Ulann fart.
Sn einer fitrSlid 9ebalteuen 0tebe be3og ftd
0tarimilta1 auf Die Babrldeinlidteit Der 3uriid
3iebmlg Der Srar5plell, III 6olge oe8 Gtlfnitef
Der Ser. Staatel.
3pliden 1917, 900 Wierifaner itnD felt lek
tenn DECEMBER bingeriUtet rtrIb eriApIie1 tporbeu
Gin dmeritanil6er Sff5ier bate etl1e gr0Be NH
sa6l 2ette fitr Die 9}eplblitaner r%erIttrt. ST.
lferifp mar Do8 @eritdt, Gen. Grant itebe mi
eilter grpBen @11uee an 0tiO @raltbe.
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MarFtpreife+

(W6oieiale Preile.)
81 nJkS.-,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Au.fria aud pru.sia.

Affairs continue IN undmi. bed uncertainty, causing
great dcpg, ssion thc Funds and commerce rcuoIal.
The Time, Of The l@.h Iu { ,ity article sAyJ tie only
fact before the public that Oh pfOc,odles be~cen Aus
Ta and Prussia from day 70 day Identical with those
which have usually precededeScry modern war between
powerful nations.
The rcssc u the ll'h publ acs telegram stating that
the Pu.sian rcrly 10 the LAST Apsrag note egcs dec
svc refusal 20 thc Austrian demand that Prussia should
withdraw its order for ic mobilization OF IT, troops this
order having been issued only "a defensive measure.
The Pussian note iurhcT de- Jared that warned by the
fact Of the Austrian Government having made warlikc
prcparations the Prssau Cabinet Is bound consider
these preparations destined raenesson aglins, Irus
mcnts have unau ousiy determined ;he sitting
of the Federal Diet, reject the pus,ian proposition for
reform Of The Diet. At the time motion Is Ia be-
brought forward requiring the Diet 10 summon Prussia 10
discontinue its aTnameuts.
The Berlin :ai COrrcspogdcp- SAYS that Prussia
has well founded hope that the German Government and
people will support tho proposition for reforming the Con-
sututiOn OF Germany.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

would require little TIA TO provide Ia, al o. which yHa
seemed to think wOud d9nh in magnitude If the adverse
les Of the new der received no enc o tbot
asked weet'er in your Excellencys oPhoh ~ ~ t II
would DO able to sustain hmfen E'4oo' % ,5 , Seo That
incri = cysrsation TO which had occasion, at le<l
tw,ce 10 your EXeeAeney tnat our % g
government in Mexico so long as was s0saln,u ~
ys vas iorosbe that the logic Of the situation eqred
the Independence of Mexico to DC estaonshee ~ INC &
d-awa OF ~ foreign soldiers before our 1o'erLen.
formally re-, ognze Government accused O! o"ns lS eA'
ann INV 10 trouble your cYcency with rec'ifeation Of
Iuis s.rrc ensi1n which may seem ulung lnt Snleu ~
nav acquire rlortauce from tho ecumstanees under |"eh
il ils Been submitted TO the pubic.
aya myself Of this occasion to renew &c, &c. o,,oD,
s Fsecllency Monsieur DRoUN LHuT Minister Of Tor
t.rn Affairs
NR. IEoUyN DE- IHrYs 10 NR. IIoE'ow. ,,ce
SIR Ihayc received tie letter WHICH YOU hye done me la
honor write nc dated the lh Feouary oN ilo - 9sO % -
dispatch recently lpblshad IT when m lu9 .t,
conversation which had together upon the subject % AT
lean affairs. Recalling that couyeTsaion you laNe "
proper 60 define us Tic report of It, when you sl1e .
in cousonance with my recollection and as e1Islru IL
does contain any fact IN oonti iacoh 10 we ' i
patch to which yon refer. 1t - e1act 'aaL IN
tte oppion which you there expressed The Iecognl-
ton OF the Euperer hsxlmihan ny ne l9us5I oV,-
ou hould be preceded ly The evacuation OF Meeo by
Tie French troops while according my view, this eyeeua
ton should not take place un;l aer me Teeogn'o ol Iac
Washington Cabinet which by tiuuIg 20 hc Cohs0lda
ton Of The new Of things eab isled in Me>ieo would
have precisely the eject Of o'stng and hasieEpg ne re-
call OF our ,roops lon oJ,eeu !Lal !.uI V "a m ~
decide 10 recognize an authority Ssstahed bJ NE ese
Of foreign army bnt, You added might De rcSslue on ie
hand that the GWcrnmcut oi tle LHye,or setS .c
United states ready enter into reeuT relations Win Mex
co- that country evacuated by thc French troops
might determine 10 press the return or his s0ders on Ae
other hand that tie United States being InEmed 81 The ~
cr0n Of The Government Of the Emperor might show more
disrcon 10 entertain tie idea o. recognition lp thus Gso-
claiug the conditions iOm which an agreement might result
il was be hoped that cabinets might mud IN them lie ee
ments OF a solution cqaaly satisfactory 20 Ootn
cannot but render homage Sir 10 tbe spirit q loyalty ana
oouciaton which dctGed1s language u yop But the by
poho,s which examined together renamed s cl 70 inc
appreciation Of Government whose jndgment you re-
served The Cabiuet Of Washington occupying different
point Of view suggestions upon Which our conversation
/ turned have been without result.
Accept Sir, tie assurances Of my high coDsderatiGn
DHOUYN IL LUJIs
] JOIN BIGEiow esq, &c. &c. SC.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Conir,rrrcInI Enfcl!iGcpcc.

IoyDoN MogEY MARKBT.-NIoney is in good de-
mand, the discount rate rcmanng at per cent On tle
Stock Exchange excessive hitlcs prevailed ana st0csS IN
cgdar America were lower C6nsols touched the lowest
prices the Cr.moan but aeTward slightly rallied
LoSDoS MoSrY MARKEr.--There was continued
business in funds. Corsos slightly decned and ln.many
other securities, epcciy foreign stocks almost Iane PIE
yuiled The discount demand was very hs1t. . ,,.
Tho liabilities of Pinto Perez Co, are taii a ia.Qn l
pounds sterling II is stated that grave Irregularities WIZ
lead crninsl proceedings against one Of the pahes
AMERICAN cumuEs. - Saitcrthwaitcs circular Of tie
'The poical difficulties in Germany continue 20 exercise
an adverse ighuenco on AmcIignh ',,u a @ ~, 80
y considerably lower Laa NewYoFk prices owg 10 sales on
Five twenes have been largely taken or shipment to
y.IOrk and on The week show only fractional "lch',
yely but prices a. ere hns been Jolly dollar Dc
cline on each Illinois closing at zoe rl nud Ercs at ~ asa
,,-rstcoJ Har ,rsJrrFs NkRxrr-Mcgsrs. Richard.
SON Spence & Co. ami Wnkeied Nlsl Go. report: Flour
Grrn Wheat firm tor American. while other descriptions
DO 4lOG. Corn irmer aud holders demand an advance
LvrmooL Provision NARKrr-Messrs. Bigllnd Athya
{ Co AMI Gordon, Bruce Co. report; Bcei Gn. end De-
clinirg with seat decline on all qualities PORK dG Ia
tive. Bu'ior easier IGoH hrm Cheese quiet nLl teIg!
LiyEmooL ProDrcr MA1HEr brokers Circular Ashes
nith small salcs NJ aoa5I Sngar Tat Cohee fAet ahl
a. Sperm and Col OILS s,les. iiosin active 40 3@
or copn American. Spirits Tmpcniine q'let al =.
TLc market is fam and holders Demand an advance
IoNuOs NALI.Is uC).BicaG,tuhs du. Flour stock
g. rce. American quoted 9602- Iron quiet, Bars and Rails
~ 20 Scotch Pc GarsLerle brand, r o. Sugar heavy
with downward tendency Coffee firm Rice inactive Tea
qget and steady Lnscei dni and Quotations gaty naA
tanned Lnsccl CakcsSOck and market trr Amer
can. an l5 Spirits .urpcntine firm AZ II Lnseed ON
steady 40 90 100 Saiipcter duh and declined t Iaow
STEADY az e. ar g Petroleum steady u for Refined
LAIESr
Itvruroor Saturday evening April -CoTToy.Slcsy yes
ter!ny and today 0 bales Including LOO bales to sgeru
ators ai4 ,1l3stefs TIE ma k D. Ve-I Gun " h tl'
pound Adli0g Upaads quo.ci 20 abont lid bat ae
market g. r1lu4 lao depression 4ls been caused W the
tune a-go arrivals ~ American ports. the heavy arrivals
lec snd tie threatening aspect o the GorGan question.
InrAusIUu The market Do LrIn.
IROylxOss-Ihc market b, dulL
LosnoS saturday evening Aprl HCoSsots closed at si
dtti :nT money.
AuFacAV SrocKs-U. F.yc.Twoniics, 67aC5l * cou-
po- i.. G,uti.l Railroad 59drD Erie Railroad, -, g.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
GIcnt Hriinin.

Mr Peabody has sent the following reply TO the Queens
letter through Earl Russell, dated April ::
MADAME: | feel sensiby my inability TO express, IN
adequate terms the qualification with which have read
of transmitting by the hands OF Earl Russell on the occa
sion which has attracted your Aaiesiys att nuon OF sell
ting apart portion OF my property TO amcoie ths con-
dit the comforts ot the poor 90 LONDON
- lave been aouated by deep sense Of gratitude TO
God, who has blessed me with prosperity end 81 attach
meui 10 this ~ country whore under Your Majesty
benign ulr have received so much personal kindness
and enjoyed so many years ~ happiness
" Next 20 The approval Il my own conscience, sha
alavs prize the assurance which your letter conveys 20
NO. Of The appreciation Of the Queen of England whose
whole life has attostcd that her exalted station has IN 10
degree diminished her sympathy WIN Tie Almbest oi h,f
subj
THE portrait which your Majesty eracioufy pleased
20 lo-tow shall value as the most precious heir
loom that can leave u the land of my birth, where, to-
gcicr with the letter which your Muesiy has addressed
o me- II viii ever be crrc o. evidence Of The kindly
feeling Of the Quccn Of the United Kin sdom toward c
zen Of the United S.atcs.'
Pending the debate pn the Reform hIl, wilch was 10
commence on ihc day De Sova-S 0a icf Liverpool, tic
proceed 1,s iu Parliament uuui orant, and al p0-
iical interest conferred in ilat measure
There were TgMors that E.rl GIo-yeuoT would Ni'h-
draw his amendment of lack q support among his imle-
dlte political friends. and from e. uAw4hngacss o ly
into tlc hands of the - Iiy pl'ty.
on the lltl inst. -31 members of the ton.cr'avc
party assembled ~ the residence OF Ito qWs n Sails
Luiy including bot Peers and members ~ lc House Il
Commons Inc proceeding. Wc3c not reported, hIt tn
Hrrgid SAYS that Ell Dolby made % l1rs speech, aud
that the response gwen hc4rtr 4ad Lnau nous.
III, STR calculates Oh majority ID il'or Of the Re
form Dill.
scycr Small hut pro ,-ifc chung sweeping away ccg-
tam minor customs duties ald de- ding with tie duties on
timber aud bottled wine, ETC. II - stated That thc Gov
eminent hus orders e. Mr. Rawson, the Governor u
the Bahamas 60 assume the G0yeuof4P of Jamaica on
tac rctuT. II sir Henry Sto.h-.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
yyo,,,e,.-Pe1orfldIy Tlierra1i.

baltimore April 2G.-FIour quiet; western Exra sltI
sll Wheat firm. Corn acye sales ot yellow ~ sods'e
and White AT s0aqc sugar steady and 10 more detaa
Provisions firm stock light WHISKY dull western - -
Gs2 o. ,,.,.- 49,
Old 30 Red Wabash g s.; Od Amber Michigan. - J'i
New a. 30 New White Michigan. s. 80 Corn active ald
shade better sales for 10. Mixed and vc Or h.ov
Ols c better sales at i2c Lake regis s On Corn 10 Us
W.,
ad. anoed &C.: sales nj S g.! FOR No Nni3r Oas .c'
Keeeips0O bbls Of Flour 1900 bush Of Wheat J0O tasl
of Oats. Slipnents-oO b1ss. OF Flour 41yO busE' 81
CNcIySArI April 2G-Fonr active with speculative De-
msud .5c higher at 81 15Gss % Wheat held &C. igler
Whisky dull S2 -. Provisions, good demand m III
srecnatye prices generally higher Mess PORK advanced 20
s7 M no sellers the close Blik Meats adv anced 10 !c
for shoulders I3c for sides ljic. for clear sides hodes
asking higher al the close Bacon alf cent higher Lad
sod at lg!e but 10 be lad below Pie at ile c4ose
Gold 1874.
closed az & 50 for No. l. aud 81 GA sl Is for 40 Corn
firm and active Oc. for No l. and t3a i6c for Nc
OFT. advanced lc closing 3OG3lic for No and 2td2ie
FOR No p Highwiucs dull at g. - Proyisons irm Moss
Pork SO 81 $50 - Lmd Is. aisle. Ifeisns acthe.
Receipts: bbls Flour 70 coo bush. Wheat elvO tlsh
Corn 600 bush oats shipments; 900 bbis. FlouF -5v
bush. Wheat. ~ 900 bush Corn 1890 bush Oats.
NRwORIEAN April 25-Coiton Is unsettled and has de,
cined 2c pound sales today eco bales Low Mddines y
jc receipts today. COS bales COrnsales at 81 O3 81 ~
per bushe Oats - 660c. per busLe. Mess Pork, exc %
NewYork bank checks. per cent premium sterling IA
change 1874. Gold, leJt
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

sons, occupations and spoliaons These are the hopes
Of Italy as TO Veneta. She hopes more. Out oi ts wal
viii come many consequences, not the least of whic WI"
no the abandonment Of that pTeense OF throne no" 70
be maintained in Rome by foreign Christian sodieis1a
sort OF new order Of Crusadegstakng the place oi 'Ae
departing French troops r.
The frst part OF my question, Is Italy prepared or
war is half answered In the foregoing Prepared OF not
il is struggle for lfe Six years OF armed waiting oF
auspci0us times has cost dear-amost bankruptcy
We scarcely how wait; but to wait whcn the
favored hour strikes would be 10 disrnst the generous
hand OF Providence despair of the progressive age IN
which we live, to lie down and die rather than strike
manfll blow for life. We lot how We can I've on as
we are; to disarm is death; to maintain long onr large
armamcn,s by sea and land Is bankruptcy. No Ministry
could suffer the hour pass unmprored without sinking
Der the avet condemnation ever hoaTed on an laan
head 10 wouh be treason to tho dearest hopes oi ialy,
a., might oo,t Italy her national life.
aud We letter prepared than IS generally behcVed:
In .x have created an army, and we can Put
2jJ0JGroe. .rOOps into VeHetia within amOnih Inc
tanks of h. army would be covered By tying columns o
volunteers under the direction Of 0anbad, and their
number would only be limited hy tho amount OF transport
alton which the Government could furnish. And the
whole population of Ycnetia would be on cur sidc.