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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

d SS- CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP, - This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
smand, Is made from the CHOICEST mater
ais, is MILD and ElIoLLIENT In its nature,
RAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
ENEFIcIAL In its action upon the skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
= callers. aug24 lvl
car CoLGATE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS, IN combination with ely
eerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume
Is exquisite, and lis washing properties I'M
walled. For sale by all druggists.
feb2S dAwIy
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Family. DRUG STORE,

TNfNtb ONh04 - I'll t4F N
No. 10, south First Street, between Main -
~ .g5llo and Locust 1l' IT lT7iIfT Hi
A O. II IIoCK Druggist and A uof1fecafxv gri.3
Il PHIL ANSORTMENT OBJ DRTii.- lll
kAGISTS' ARTICLES, pure and fresh. Diih
Patent Medicines OF all kinds. Physcfahs1 70
,,rese,frttt,a "a ~ f,illv filled ~ l-ll4
~ fit,I, sh,1li 81 ~ fi-Il7i f18fH III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

ARHuyED.r%The remains on MIR. sT. sTe;
Matthews, formerly iof this city, arrived BY
Adams Express last night from New
Yor.z.p Thefemains Wall be takento Green
yiliei Kentucky BY the Ada Lyon tonight,
whore they WILDE laid by Che, side Of his
mother.. there to repose till the resurree-
.Don morn. The hereaved and heart
stricken widow accompanies The remains
10 their last resting place She has the
heartfelt ,sympathies or % wide circle Of
friends aud acauaintaneeR Il II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

ni GosE GLDfstERtsG.-We are told that the
band 81, Gipsies that have beer encamped
for some days past near oak f1fll Cemetery
have struck their tents and disappeared
likelthe early frost or an April snow. The
local Of the cpprteT went out yesterday 10
hhvehls fogtuaae told and to persuade fhem
to stay ana vote the Democratic ticket
AT the Spring election, But alasi he ais
coVefsd lheS We're lFf <oiHK .s1aal r1 sittd
III SAL ~ 10 sGone glimmeringl .3a
d Through dreams OF things that wete,v -isf
ana he returnedito The city diseonsolate
and 1peoDsolable. am tel483ssx 10 .asv 9d
Tlley were enqniring the shortest route
~ Nashville, the otheriday, and At is SUPP
posed they have gone there to await The
coming OF, ANDY Johnson. i,anni9aref
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i, VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
30 Main Street.

Ocl0 atrlIqplTl1 9gY0QYa gNInI
'(NOAL AND COKE.-A SUPERIcE
~ article OF Youghiogeny and Pittsbulg
Coal and Coke, which / am prepared 10
Furnish tosBiacksmiths and BresveFh selthtx gEs
heads o., by car, at low rntes.o1 ~ al54. hli.iT,
Office corner Water Street and Fulton M
Avenue. - alf a. u. HUICIitSON., fffi9
SEMI dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
3 r A z H..

News from the Seat OF War on the Plate
River.
REroRrgp PAssAor ~ rug raRAga ny rnE PARA
0uAyASs-rnE ALLIED vAssuAKD SAID 10 gE
DRIVEN BACK.
Tho mail steamship Oneida arrived at Southampton,
England, May ., with tho Nfazian mail on" hundred
and thirty igbt passenger f61 Oai sper'c lor pacs
Of diamonds and 2i5 packages u csfgo, chiefly
coffee and cotton
Tho Epelsh sqnadron at Montcviico.
dcspaeh from Ro janciro of N" 9th Of aprll snye.
There h news OF importance from tho scri % war.
The feet entered the Upper Parma on the 2lEt plL
The rsraguayans have fortihei q narrow position and
planted there ninety cannon for th" purpose of deprsng
the allieH OF the support Of thrsr ncct.
Is reported from the Eo Gfandc ha, force 81 Para
gRyans had crossed the fsrana at Candelara, driven
back the allied vanguard and were advancing io sls"
battle To tho brazilian army under Baron Aisgrc
Coz co had advanced 100 res at Rio Money abundant
at ! 10 . prr cent.
Tho Bnhls sugar mnrke, duh Tho ro0ee
arriving nj market
BuExp ArHss. rsr,h ~ 1900
This iy was visited by an nwtul storm On tc isth
instant which has rot been cquhed IN violence sineo
that of l-06 hurricane ~ duet sueccefed by to-
tai darkness and tho city teemei threatened ai total
destruction. complete panic 'ciguci among the p1pn
lston Mothers sought thctr children In vain, anf the
scenes In the conoe houss and ciss battles dstrr pon
The hotels crowded bat ng hts could be obtain.
3D. md the confusion aud alarm seFe thur Increased
Several houses blown down and every b. ding ~
The town shaken 10 r foundation Tho loss Ia tho
very severe. aud many pernona dIlsu"i. The
railway stations we're destroyed, aud great damage ~As
donc to private property
The money crisis IN Bacnos tyres has subsdcd. and
gold has fallen considerably Discount In also lover
the Baga
The sairdsrssas sre working slowly.
Much attention is being paid 10 tho curing Of besf ~
business is brlsk. Exchange on London ST. "a
lro ~ Jss~ro Aprii o isfd
The holiday e"ason hsa iniorfsrsi with bIsiasa In
tho Assembly nothing imH0rtan hli becu done
decree hal heen med olcnins tho cpasng trade %
Brazil 10 forcsn v''ssla
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Commercial Intelligence.


The isi OF May was, accxding to custom, holiday
the London Stock Exchange.
On Monday, the soih OF April, the panic reported
aboNel prevailed Ia Iondon aud Paris.
LoSDos May 3--EvouiBg.
ToIsols , elose at sos sek FOR money
40 United States 6yc-iventies, Gs 6s3 Ere shares,
ava ooi Illinois central shares, " rs
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxsr.
LIyERroor, Nay c-Nornirr.
a. Ine ,aes of Monday and rucnhy were rcsirirled to
The market has been very aud pcoa are generally
10, ~ per 10 lower Mdduns uplsnds "a quoted a
TRADE AT hANCuR-rRR
Ihc market was very dun yesterday aud husncrs was
almost totally suspended. Prices we're quite nominal
LIVERPOOL BnEApsrrrps MAnKar.
Flour ~ rather moro dcmani "a late rates whoa, in
quest at 2ss. sd. a 20. per $50 lbs for myed
LIVERPOOL rRovisioNs s,RKvr
Beof dull and tending downward Pork slow anG ger.
orally q o.. easier. Bacon very dun at ,ho Ato DO
cline; b6s for good O. aud 6ss for short Better
very duh aud dropping. Cheese inactive ana nominal
Lard very dull good American nomnaly 0ss ,oz
TslIow quoi and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRoDuoR N,RETT.
Ashes gulci; small sales OF pots at 33a- Fugbr
changed kice inactive. Coffee quiet, but icsdy.
Rosln unaltored saes Of nne American al 23s fputa
Of turpcntno quiet ses rv,rolcam dali reinso ole
ing al a. per gallon, without nDdias ouyors
LoSDos MARKETS..
Wheat nrm and tending upward for nne. forr h't
lor fnh ra'ef sugar quiet, but hrn cohec shci".f-
fallow quiet, J.. " {. fTs ID.
rHg LATEST M,rKETs.
TIvrRpOoI, Nav Evening
CorroSrho talca yesterday wer, 10 900 balcHi mnr-
kot nrmor and advanced "a Sales to-day only 5000
owing 10 the advance in tho bank rate OF Interest To day
to per cent
BREapsrurps arc quiet bot steady.
Provisioss doll, with downward tendency
fhopuoK steady and unchanged.
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tS9Litn h'-oEIs THr NErrHsfirY oF rus
uN'rts srATiH Asp re ErfE'rs.
lsh' 'As" l-A'lel hs'rh lgl cHffeaplnfarc - i9nion
Ifr
A. yet the tui"d -rs have siorf 11 Ffea, - yfnTa.
thy toward Chile IN thH .aflar.r Ilf gptrfnueli -
Wahngi on rTOfr"ses the fscflt ncaifsiiY. nni hes
enlarged some ycrsff sfrln'a hsf. tern bought
or frcfhtei by the Chifsr goFefnf.stt fsi snd
private agent sent out O. NsT "a hr sh -. funfui.
having oycr-tspgei the lin 90 Esu'fai ffnlflH hss
been indicted before ~ the c0Gfs oi ua tuUai
States HIS misnsnass srrut And ~ at rfy = 80
Sranifh cg.suLar dshorinss havs fhi oig.rt iffsd
Haies a parket for hs pucias \ .'tsif anf grsag
II feared aiso that the % of Abe I.fsgh
Enlistment act and statutes b~sfinK on uls point may
have prevented the srpanurn q the on-csi steamers
In course q construction ia England fnf The gosfnsb
" Peru.
Tho London Tn>s of the IL May has the foiiowiug
Private letters received by Poffsnnu correspond
from vngsra-o, dated TIE 18th of usr % isst
ton the pfsasDcs hcfe with The tElsd rtAirs slgsd
ron ~ the trot1fret ship fonafnoek and stale that
she made escsilent yoysGe cot there requiring sd
from any q her eoHsorts daring ihs whole uus she
encountered tie gales fnet With we'll tLe Jo~' ~
hayei ship - the 81 affpb Hr uffrts .ah cAfry too
lfeefinc runs soi her sdee sls lay ~ gapsraiso
bay. hui fifteen incbfs 'nt of ~aier Nis bad a.
ared vtry gr aitenou o. the f'ailnn. Ant The fsns
rAi opinion q, naval atp bad siniei her That.
independent ~ tie go0i snayains autiiss rhtcb si,s
had 'en found ts Iasss., % ffsat credit "a the
marine 10 Cu1nrt EgccsEtfaly teassi "a
the klud Y long Noyssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

The Naiia OF Turin believes the assertion Of some
journals that the Cabinet had decided TO resign be
founded
The government has ordered the frontier line OF Min
clio and The Po 10 he watched order prevent tho
concentration Of volunteers for incurson into Vene
tia
The Italian Ministry had decided upon presenting 10
the Chambers bill for certain lnanca measures whCh
are required by the present state OF things
The latest dispatches from Florence report: The
Chamber or Deputies, on the 30h, voted unanimously
and amid loud cheers bill authorizing the government
until the end OF July TO incur the requisite expenditure
Tor the defence OF the state and TO provide by
dlnary means for the necessities the Treasury The
Chamber also unanimously adopted declaring
shStdd Be made.
The Minister OF Finance presented bill which author
zes e government 10 PROVIDE by royal DEGREES and
raordnafy measures the financial means necessary for
the defence OF the country He demanded that the bill
should be Immediately discussed. and extraordinary
evening sitting was held fer the purpose.
To .ana.c by vote or seyenty-eight to one adopted
the Dill from the House empowering Ia. government 10
provide the necessary means for defence. ,.,.,
II Is stated that the Minister of the Interior had made
the necessary arrangements for the mobilization OF tho
National Guard
great popular demonstration had taken place nj
Naples IN favor OF the government armamons and II is
represented that there universal cn through
out the PROVINCES in view OF the probability OF war
Tho London TtegrdDh Of the LIST Of May says II Is
enabled TO state that tho previous day the Italian gov
Il was iuiaored General Della Marmora would take the
command OF the army.
The Italian government had decided to the volun
toes in all the provinces infested by bgands In order
TO facilitate the concentration Of troops ordered by the
Ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

TIVE FISHERIES AID COsTEDEntrfON.
To The House ~ Commons the Let ~ May Mr. oil.
rhsnt asked the Secretary n the Admiralty whether Ia
addition 10 the squadron of boz MsJesiys ships vtch
has been sent 70 the North American fishing grounds
there are sny colonial vessels esgagcd In protecting the
bsheries anf ~, what u Their uuunber tonnage
msnent and how tbay arc oacercd
A. The request or Mr o. Bnlng, who stated tho
- The sbsence of the Secretary the Admiralty
The honorable gentleman .ad be would rsnsw the ques-
ton on another occasion
NJ tDuHnLfr sskef the Secretary n State for The
Colonies wtsther be had received Intelligence u pro.
ceedngs ia both houses of Legislature u Nova scotia
fayorabe 70 The confederation q the Forh American
Province
NJ C'HD~rL said he had rtce we'd letter from her
haleffys consul a. New YORK. informing him that be
had received from the Lieutenant Governor u sosa
f,oiit Communication 20 The s1cci that Iff esfiags
bad aken place both HOUSES ~ the fssslatars n
N0sa Scotia favorable - The collaboration ~ The NOrih
Amer froyincer The majority IN ihs tTpsF Mouse
wAs ard "a The Lower house N
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serio.. Financial Panic.
GREAT ALARM OK TBE i0SDos ST0cx EIcHAsoE
AND PARIS DouRsg-nEAvf FALL IN pOEEi0s
syrffyfrfye

AND PARIS pouRsg-nEAvY FALL IN pOEEios
sycrnirfxs
rFrcm the London rimos lciiy sriels) Nsyil
state % panic greater than has been experienced A.
any time during tie past nine ye.s has pfoyAled ia all
cent 10 Italian s,oes' snd of u. per Geo, 10 rrs5rb
reniey coupled wth another heavy outflow - guid ron
the Bank o Ensland witch suggests the early possibility
on movement of tho fas ~ dscoun, sp - per cent
have been the principal ~ "a 0.,,rai oftson
oai ios n oonfd>rc, The shares % the hnsBre
s%alS '' and ara o sasnss % h.. ~ ben % .asasa @ ~,
Wednesday rhe sioek Erehanss beins elossi 70
isty tonsols which eIo.ed on SATURDAY q, ss
60 " opeusd at So. " =, ioachsi se.. ven,
TO ss AMI we're nnAily quoted so', 70 x Pgr ,bs hs-
account ia Juus the lasi price ss't "a ~ Hank
stock eft OF q 2a1 7u reduced snd ysrss psr
cents ~. To y, isas stock, 80 10 7i2 India bonds,
lS- 10 premium, aud e,t hegpsf biils. Mach ~
70 sos d'soosnii Jsns ss d.ooan, % ru
Tho discount dsmsHi has been setve day, and on
the STOCK Exchange advances have been N EcfoAsef ~
10 for,n s~euri,e. the oily erospans 10 The general
decline have ben spanish ps-.iss sd osr,hc.ie, ~h,h
are each = D. ter the former - md TIE lsier
l5'9 nescsn 70 q lover At I95k AMI Brazilian scrp \
loscr Al 3. discount
ne la, irioe from pafts this svsring was ssf ~
sbssing further decline ~ ~ per csn,
The ~ fI0s 90 IN goid taken from ne bank
70 day for the Continent making total of 1z5i.oo
American securities vsre iBclascd In he gsnsni A..
cline United H,siss hys issniiss cio.ea ai ssSsS
on ths is' u haylihefs D. transactions % iis
Stock Etrharga
~. drain 4 sofa frem the B.hs Il gssiass Tor tbs
Continent continued MAY
Tue slscosnt d~nahi ~as pretty seuvs I'D n ne
open market ihsrs we're vtry fe~ uanaafi'ons orowo
pr cent
ran LATEST Trox tosD0s
Tfsstrrsn Nay 4 fOS
The deprsasion on ths fasdoB and Fsfss Er,hsnFss
Il gnnaed Tie Fren1h sniss ftil AZ al9iions ihfee
qusrtsfs pr ,sni % ne "a ,iosisg hrmef vn9sr
rim0r of fnedsuon W bftnre, IngAnf and Eassls IN
0efma,y The funlof has 80 hefn clttffnsd
B,ni,ay isls.fan " Arsii ~ fsforts panic ~ the
money fnafks,s " in1ia. snd ilai bills ssnsrsAy
untaikhfs
rhs Hank u Eassaa loasy advanced IL rate " 10.
isfrrt ~ per c@at
Tmr ra~fr oN rHg rasis SQUIRT
fas ftnf % ths Iaf2 Bonrfs ssfy ~sssr. % ne
ooih q A.fl hsstss eossf 81 90 10, d@siins u ~.
I.sf rtut
Italian AL AasiriaE b5rds ~s,s srssuy fepfsrssS
Tbsfs Has foms sngfuscfnfnt On ihs iai " Nay bai
~as not f1lly nainiaios1. aDf sfpr bsaihsas boeu
f,nte- zen v es 10
iFsrs iApni ~ cou,~poo1encs ~ Iorton Tsisgrzgt
tesissfay tho Eoofs1 assln ~ fsffsrtiy ssfvl
HAr soi eYsb 10 ~ worst ~ - he rfnoa 80 sfs
~ bad feeiny 90 49, etlsf hAr1 fIfbafs msy
eoossis sofns ~ yosf fsaisFs 4 n ~ r sf - r s1'
80 pe,rs "a 80 f,ais, ias - - i ltsff Ifs va
sih Only b ,yy t,iy 30 --i e'a - inisif'fs
~ith oar hIliOinoa.'
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The Situation In Italy.
THE YOUNG AND UNITED KINGDOM hAKIN0 ma


THL IUVNU AVID INITED kINUDUM MAkINU I'M 7
FOR ACTION.
The attitude of Italy continued wnlisc and created
murh uncssinees. especially Paris wbsrs war waa re
gsrded a. very probable
IN orcaIsr despatch 10 tho italian fcprescna,lse
General Ia harmofa says--For some tmc past tbs
Italian government and Parliament have iscn occupied
with The Administrative reorganization of he Kingdom
The army was on peace footing when DO complies.
Mons with Prussia 1hs rovcrnru,nt confined
itself 20 the sdop,lon Of prudential measures, aud
coDceuiralicn ~ troops tnok place A. he moment,
however when the disarmament ~ Anstfn and Prussia
was oSpecicd Italy saw hfsff drfcfv msiacef ~ faf
ira Who iDrrcsred ter afmamruts and pve them IN
Ncncta nu ptsrfiy hoftic character tosards ua u,
therefore, became Indispensable f1f the secuty N the
Kingdom that both 10 land sn8 sea forcss ,hoild b. IN
ereased wthsu' aiay fB tstibg The nissay
re urea iof the defence of the cJTriry M government
cfeafef ~ tastra
florsnrc Telegram u thc 10th of arm says 4
~ 1maton iaf been lffued ~ TIE Alll.isf - Wa
csilx sniss arms tAs sold.f. 20 sngsa 70. fsrO.LL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

l2h 18th and llth OF April all SEIZED those
addressed TO Official personages
Two ladies have been killed and number OF persons
seriously wounded by an accident the Brighton Eng
land) railroad.
The trade "strikes'' continued very generally in
England.
From India the dates Bombay, April "a, report
ing that cotton continues declne Calcuttu April a.
reporting the markets firm. shrtings and yarn i'm
proving.
The steamship Heveta sailed simultaneously with the
City Of Paris
The Atlantic arrived on cowes the night Of the 2sth
April and proceeded for Bremen.
The Cuba reached Liverpool soon after on the
, se.h Ssee.h III -
The Perere arrived at Brest -ac'r'rg Of May
and the st. George or Queenstown the afternoon OF the
same day
The City OF New York arrived at Queenstown about
nine A. NJ. on the Cd.
The Hecla reached Liverpool on the morning Of
the %.
The steamship Eduburg, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 3D.
Tho saxonia. from New York, arrived at Southampton
on the I'd.
The Hansa, from New York; arrived at Southampton
on the Sd OF May
Captain Hggnson Of the steamer Propontis, had
been presented with address and gold watch by the
passengers whom he took of the City of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14

'Frot the Lonaou ri.,sg asyzr
AZ the sfif.nec a. The Dsy u Tundy rs rss<fn
fds les lW. grN called fasss1aagOf1F Bay tke
northern fhrfs e vhch - formed ~ coast ~ Ns~
BfuHsa lnd the aDuihefn w coast = uslBs IN
are sffffti tfs isspfs refts the British tern
tafY tri 4lrg eose io The tt~rcan shore Along the
inffuiaflons ~ hs fttfs latie igwrs -
wh'ft Fastppri ctttiy cpfcais tts siet - Cau-1.
ht.ioa-rrufzsuf fsfi1pF oufg - TOO nhstataats
Tbs rYH iAs - ysnAaa a.sss..
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Packed Jasy aud sorrapt Jodgss. 80.
ouK pOETstNs r0sNgK corHrsrOspy~cy.
Tosr4rs upasan Nay " Itso
Jsr Davis received iis h0tics q TIE indlr,Bsn, iar
tre.on prs.sna Agalsss I'm ~ tho Gfsai Jsfy - q
Tinted stiss Cifcan coqr feosniiy IA ssssou n hor
fols ~u sofos'h'ng more than s;oos niirs'enoe On
,ho contrary b. srpFys.st tssn a. an iold greatly
plssfsi At the fes1h, sd bos~i 'hsi hs .As
uosid no- ~ se~iici Hs si,o~s h'sssn
ln hh conversation ths slbl-r, 70 have ben
perfectly 90 srr 10 bs ssoaais ~ sprs ~ az earnest
e.srs g. - p'sesf % trial whis So not bilsys TIA,
b. for n.orisni .ntsrsiss sry aVgrshsnson " wa
ro.ait o, tls trial an safstsd that W. bs ssp~s's
and aesfes TIA, tss mina,oa shAu BE- ~ fhs na-s
tiofoash snd sesfshinz ehssisr ~. shisf I>ars ~
ssfssss A. b. has ffrqasstf STATED, ~y w. tsfsf
ts sahct = STATE rights sof TIE pfefosa'ss ffanisi
every rflrsn ~ rtsts ~ sustain fba sffflsi
il0a - surh STATE. I thlnk moreover. bs fsss
ean bSsni N freeisiDr . ssf ssa lnrsriai tfia
AT b siiirg t9 sifs the issos T. hls sesrsti
tod be- has sirrsdy the tuio. % hs srgisi
irsi coHs wha' vll, jsn Davis win silsr binsef 10
sS~srdly ssgnsf ~ uis lar n ylsifs rhs shsts "a
tha hoatheru pres uhgts efiiofs hrps that ~ ssf
W be tasrl ssainss Jefgs trfsfuoqd snf lhs rttsf
members = ibe Grad jIry be fo-s 30 sm ssffsf
ryfnraibfe With In thr least sna al thsaf fgtfrftEs
slosi taessd lsrsa and ctnrups igdgss hsfs ~ sri
ufgn hin
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- ssss-s-f Geasff ffr-irsl 49, tfsnirF riaf -
t =. - sffs Na0rf "a pss-stftfs ~ So itt
A.. .N nf tiItH s-a tfptfiftf ~ ~ vs.
gsaa-s ItafE
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EU R 0 Pc.

Arrival Of the Germania and
City Of Paris.
-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
IRE RUSSELL CABINET NOT TO RESIGN.
Ar. Gladstone Accepts the Small Vote and An
nounces New Franchise Measure.
The Ministry Endorsed by
Mr.. Bright.
GERMANY STILL EXCITED FOR WAR.
Austria and Italy Arrayed for
the Conflict.
Sailing Of the Italian Fleet
from Genoa.
FRANCE AGlTATED, BUT NEUTRAL
~
The Canadian Fisheries and
Confederation.
REPORTS OF THE FENIAN INVASION.
Serious Panic on the London Stock
Exchange and Paris Bourse.
-~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~-~o>~~
Inc Heaviest Decline in Mine
Years ON '0hange.
Advance in the Bank Of England
Rate Of Interest
fR HONEY MARKETS OF INDIA AFFECTED.
~
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JEFF DAVIS TRIAL.

How lie Received IN sews of ff's f"Jtst-
manifestations foe ffis Trisi-his de-
fence to he Bsssd on the DartFias of
state Rights-us ha. no FesT Of
Packed Jasy and sorrapt Jadgss. %s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-17

from the President in reference to the
following subjects Transmitting re.
port rom the Secretary of State In an.
swer TO the House resolution of the 7th
OF MAY; In reference to clerks employed
In the department of State, Transmi,.
ting a report from the Secretary of the
Treasury, in answer 10 the House reso,
luton Of the sd of May, concerning the
discrimination made by the so-called
Macmillan government OF Mexico
against American commerce, or against
commerce from particular American
ports, Referred Ia committee on CON,
merce. Also transmitting "a copy of a
CORES pOndence beewteu the Secretary
of State and acting charge d'aitirtS OF
the United States at GuayaQuil, Ia rs'pr
euce to the uon-paymcnt 10y Ecuado, o.,
the first installmeut or awards made nv
the commissioners under convention
between thu two Republics, and suggest,
ing the rxpedJeucy of Congress aNthor,
izing other proceedings. Reierre %
committee IN foreign affairs.
; Messrs. Boutwell, and LeBlond wey
excused from service on the special com
mittee ordered to Investigate the Mem
phis riots, and BrOmall and Shauk.G
were appointed instead.
Adjourned,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-17

ties of Vice PHsldtnt OF the 'FoItPlaln
Female College" of which Rev, N IT,
Spalding is President.
These gentlemen have bought a large
share Of the stock OF the College Qt DE
ing Incorporated aud all Of ih'' urn
ture and fixtures, and will therefore,
have the entire management @! rs al
fairs, giving their personal attention 10
the various departments aided hya corps
of tried and experienced teachers In
order 10 meet the prevailing opinion
that the sexes should be separately edu-
Gated and vet avoid the asperittrs OF a
eloisf,r, the proprietors have expended a
large amount I'm rthtting and furnishing
the building, and ia adoruIns the
grounds, thus securing so their pupils
the combined advantages %. literary
institution and d comfortable home,
The college is located in the flourish
ING Village of Fort Plain on the New
York Central Railroad, IS miles west OF
! Albany. The cdiuce is Of brick, l45
feet in front with two wings, each 100
feet and will accommodate over 200 la
die, with apartments and facilities fol
study. that are surpassed by no IuStttu
ton in the country.
As Character is the Lady herself, tn
instruction will have for its aim the De
velopment OF perfect character, b,
cultivating the physical. social, intel
lectual aud moral elements OF our ma
ture. giving to each the attention whic
it demands, thus blending the useful an
the ornamental the social and the reli2
ious in that proportion which lend
grace to the form, amiability TO tn
heart, aud symmetry to the entire hein!
The course will consist of five year
as follows: Normal, Academic, JUNO
Middle and Senior years The tex
books in the various studies will be b
. the latest and best authors, and the a
paratus of the most modern and In
. proved kind.
. In short, the proprictors design tha
in every facility for culture and rein
ment Fort Plain Female College" shit
= be second to no Institution in the Ian
= and they hope, ny faithful labor, to mt
> it and receive a liberal share Of pub
II patronage. y