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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-28

The following Splendid Prizes are sent to
clubs, viz:
For every club of Forty subscribers, a Vince
Ter 81 Wilson
BEST S55 SEWING MACHINE,
with two extra copies to the getter up of the
club
For every club of Twenty and less than
forty subscribers, we will allow 81 % for each
subscriber on the price of said machine
For every club of Three subscribers, splen-
did portrait of
GEN r. f. LEE OR 7. J. tSTGANEWALn
JACKSON,
on fine plate paper, l9x24 inches, for framing.
valued at $500 each, or the two for every five
steel engravngs of the uniform series OF
NATIONAL PORTRAITS.
comprising Presidents Lincoln and johnson.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, Maj Gems Sherman, Sher,
ilan, Thomas, Mcclellan, Fremont Admirals
Farragut and Porter, and George and Martha
Washington, each l9x24 inches worth 500.
These splendid portraits should adorn every
parlor.
The Statesman is the largest, cheapest. and
best family paper published, suited for every
family. Try it once, and you will never be
without 1t. Send for copies and get up clubs
Address
AMERICAN STATESMAN.
Office q Nassau St, New York.
Mover Yer 20, 1865 ON
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BALTIMORE, M1RYLAND.

Persons who intend purchasing Piano, will
find it to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer We can guarantee on.
instruments to be tirst-class, they are made OF
the best rosewood, are full iron frame and over
strung. we guarantee them for five years with
the privilege Of exchanging within twelve
months, if not satisfactory to the purchasers.
Second hand Pianos always On hand from
$50 to $500.
Melodians and Parlor Organs from the best
makers.
re- We have permission to refer to the fol-
lowing persons who have our Pianos in use:
Dennis Daniels, d. S. Rentch, Vim. Rush, W.
e. Butler, and Richard c. Williams, in Jetfer'
son County, and Benz. F. Harrison, james |.
Campbell, s. c. Cunningham, Jacob Seihert'
Benz. Speck, Andrew Bowman, G: w. Hoke.
Berkeley County.
ESs- A call is solicited
December q, ls65.-y
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CHARLES II. M00KE. \ rent Shenandoah
Valley feb. 5, lS663ns.
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Tnr CASE q cosovER.--A telegraphto dispatch

Tar CASE or coNoFER.--A telegraphic dispatch
sof the I'd says;
It will be recollected that some time since the
report was circulated that Advocate General Holt
had by unworthy means. urged the preterTlhg Of
the charges against Mr.. Davis and that the
charges against Mr.. Davis were published III a
pamphlet, in which he details at length the CIR
cumstances under which the said charge had been
made. From this account it appeared that san
ford Conover, alias G. II. Durham, volunteered to
tinG a man who had stated that he knew sufficient
about the ease to warrant such charge being
made, whereupon Mr.. Campbell, alias J. d. Hoare,
was named as the person, alluded to; that In
order to obtain the attendance Of the said H2are,
/ sums of money were advanced at various times
/ 10 The aforesaid Conover and that Hoare did ap-
pear before the judiciary committee Ct the HOUSE ;e
1 Of Representatives and testified accordingly. TINS
Hoare subsequently admitted that his statement o.
the whole affair was false and without any tonnaa
ton in TRUTH 1t appears that the wholesstory nae
4 been served up by Conover. The commttee
recommended that he be arrested accordlngly
Judge Advocate Turner, of Washington, ordered
the arrest to be made. and upon ConoYer making
| his appearance in the city he was arrested by y
| S. Marshal Murray and sent to Washington yes
\ terday.
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JEWELLERY.
! BEE8.

S. h'Ehs'...,',......,...,,,.,,.', ss5 ~
Nc. 20 CAMP STREET, UEDER THE CITY HoTEA.
;gevvela,g, Watches. silver ard plated FssFS.
--soLE AGENT ToR--
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
!nCGod Watches Hunting Gases, diamond mounted and
engraved best uuksrs rich Sets Bracelets, Pins AND
NJ Is in Dts1nond Amethyst Coral, Onyx and Etr1scan io
~ Karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest Sleeve
Buttons and stad evsry ssrsy ard best vorkals ship
Gents, Scarf AVID Hssonic Pins various designs; Silver
Plated Sets Tape Perks and Spoons CupR, Goots,
Napkin Rings Gastors, Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
once and Mantie in Bronze, Marble and Wood
BpectacIsst
cold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention Of thoss needing hsptto is
respectfully selected TO semtoEs Brazilian Pabhes
only glasses thst used New Pebbles in
old frAes ParteularasntoD paid repairing Tstchsg
Jswelry, the best wOgkmen being employed
Fam sEsbar. a. CAMP STREET, uadsr taa City EssaL
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baggage checked Through.

No detention on the route. THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston Indano and Sabine Pass can Do procured Al te
Railroad Compys Office No. ~ Gana street. or ID ~, me
Ferryb0at While crossing the river FREE FEhfi llGh-
Texas tickets. . . II. ~, ,.,.. ,i,t
Passengers by Inside Route connect ut Galveston with
gpecial Houston baggage checked on snip fehEh
Is IL aud conveyed FREE from steamship 70 railroad
depot in Galveston, All.
SLeumbona running to New iberia and ~ intermcdiste
landings the Iecke, make DAILY C8NNEGllpNh kaun
days excepted with TIE lrdins ut Bfasltar
Freight received and delivered It the Ferry landing ny 100
of ST. Ann street every day until Or lsSrcpt Sundays
Tor Saline Pass the landings On Bayou lec'le an
gtl stations tho road
Freight viii also be received and delivered at the ireigh
platforms in Algicrs
And from tie pot IL iero and the IT. Ann street Ferry
Landing. e. " $50 = - i H..
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COTTON TIES.
rr7mR nFpRREAL COTTON TIE,

Ihs Tie on account its adyanages reeommepds
stnny 10 Cotton Planters: and the favor with which 1t
has receyed and its extensive adoption prove its spe
rnrity The following tits partc nar merits VIZ
rapdity and ease Of nppca9r the certainty OF Is not re
ANIME nspned: the suoothness Of the surface Of the bale
rs II presents 10 ends grng points and also its great
strength, - c,,,.., .,,,,,ts
TO tho invention and solicit their orders VIII receive oNS
for these Hoops made OF this hest quality OF IRON mud
with this Tie delivered in New Orleans, and am dalS expert
ing d shipment of the same.
sample Of the Tie and Hoop can be seen at present at my
office. GEO. ,. MaN phN LIE, tHseu.,
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FINANCIAL.

/ A DvANoEs on CONSEQUENCES OF oorFoN'
Tobacco Slaves Taow, Western Produce etc to my friends
in New York. Boston, Liverpool, Havre, Bordeaux and the
| West indies OSCAR BERGIER,
4 No. Bs Msgarina street up stRrs
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The Growth of Hair

Takes pao, at the root by the development Of
new calls ut the bulb, the old being pressed forward
BY The new or becoming elongated ia the stem SO to keep
p healthy vigorous growth Of Hair the bulbs CT roots
@ ~ kent in halt ' condition by being supplied with
Good blood In vigorous ea the HAIRS ere firmly set in the
ie when in pehlogco diseased condition they ial,
7ps Spontaneously or sight become sray and hea
with dandrufr arising from huulor upon the scalp
In most cases Of Hair falling III the bulb comes e8"y atoRs
NO and +rus germ remaining be iud and capable Of
reproducing Hairs under proper treatment and favorable CIR
even the entire oisles are lost 1t is pos
lille that new ones wish their germs may be formed
The nutrition Of Hairs is ELECTED through vessels N e'ost
with their thout entering into their structure
- ba ,e blood supplying them with life being devoid
proery very necessary for lhor nutrition must be th
ce,,se so of 1gc.y; tbis also in the Composition Of
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DR FuENCrrs VEGETABLE
NR. F9ENCETS VEG EIAhLE
HAIR REVIEWER,
HAIR RENEWER!
To an EnlIghtened People.

be,re he pubic from the we'll known fact that in way
have peope of this other countries been so much
imposed upon by the comparatively worthless compounds
tor the HAIR bringing i'll their train long list OF sad
results.
o the human system and should produce beneficial
results be treated scientifically is any other part or iunc
zion of the system essential structure consists OF an
assembage OF epdermic cells the bottom of asshaped
foic or supplied with blood by vessels dstFO
uted TO its walls; it is made up OF root from which
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DUTIER's PATENT COTTON

The undersigned agents. hand aud WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the buckle hrny At
to one hoop This Tie is recommended to
MERCHANTS planters simplicity and strength and ths
great sass with which adjusted to bsles any sse
II has been used by large o planters since ls
their entire satisfaction
R. BLEAKLEY co.,
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Carrying the .. g. Mail leave the AlgIers depot EVERY
MORNING at O'Clock, arriving at BbASHEAR, Berwick
Buy, at I'm.
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Leaves Bashear every day except Sundays at arriy
in% in Alders at s r. NJ. On SUNDAYS the train ieav
Braohear the arrival OF the Galveston steamship.
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MANS CHOICEST ORNAMENTS,

Is the result Of oag and patleot experiment study aPd
research; not tue epnemeral protrcon Of day lis m
position is in strct accordance hysenc raes and scien-
! tifo principles, being true
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THE HAIR IS DEVELOPED,

And a stem or shaft continuous with it, the
root exhibits dubious enlarg which, with the
lower part of tho STEM nclosed in formation Of granular
cells The bottom OF the eIc seed vessel is occupied by
papLls or germ upon which the hair rests compound
cellular VISIBLE germ of the Hair Here 1hen lies
,be seat Of The disease which Hair, to fall OUT
the blond which pes these seed vessels being in
ycid state or allied with humOr mpregnate these seed YES
sells with its unhealthy aus itie that t. effect au entire
renovation the state the hair must FIRST begin here
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Leaves the foot of ST. eet opposite Jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING, at N O'clock and on "Wednesday and
Friday mornings al 532 o'clock
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PATENT CLOTHES ASHER.
TUE UEHC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER.

The best aud most useful invention of the kind fer sav
h01s0fnld labor invented
asmore and better communications for saving t.zs, abo
500 The wear and tsar AZ fabrics washed sHy oherma
eA Al The ohsf echines either rub the clothes and VIC
heIa ea speedily do satisfactorily perform their work
P,ththe
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
Th's IS not the There rubbing of the clothes
soHsequeltly, and The washing Is aoat
peraly aud thoroughly performed by the action a Jas
sons Send for circular, giving full EXPLANATION, or call snt
examine them at tho General Southern Agency
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere
sM BARTON Il GO,S,
No. II EehouptoalSs street
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STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE,
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PARIS AND sFArEoN nlSa wAaGHoUal

Nos, 81 anu COMMON sTRIsT
We have In store sFge and extensive Etesk Of Priass
wrapping and Writing Papers, stationery. Bleak soO
School Rooeaana Fancy Goods Adapted sgsry brancs
trade and for ssle 81 reasonable psicas
sTEvgss sEYMoUR
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SOUTHERN HoTEL, Oct s, 1866
Mrs. i. g. Bdrloic-Dear Madam viii you
accept Is an humble donation to the glorious, hui
name and holy cause in which you are engaged
the accompanying set Of antique laee2 Though |
coll Il antique, it's far far beyond the different
articles SO called; and Indeed can also say it
cannot Justly be called antique dating only so far
back rs medieval history. Yet, STILL with only
three hundred years over @its head, il has the
present proud and unique boast Of standing with
outfits peer IN the art OF the needle / am speak
ing of the class Of lace Of which ! send you q
specimen, Of the specimen itself, i stands alone
IL America. Mrs Garter, of New York, has Of
Tered MIC 5000 for it, It is o singular fact that
under the microscope the thread used init is Of
tie same exquisite fine texture as that employed
In the finest point d'aiguile in Brussels and finer
than she Honiton Of England So much for the
linen looms of tho middle ages. In giving this
dear relic to the Southern matrons and orphans, I
feel that am giving them bit of my heart.
kept ii ont 81 tie celebrated set / recently sold
for my only child, In giving it to the orphans Of
the American heroes, / feel dedicate it to o.
holy and sweet purpose.
In haste, yours, most respectfully,
MATILDA HERON STDEPEIs
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which is at once the easiest and hardest of
occupations? The musicians for he plays when
he works, and works when ne plays
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Iondpnt Oetnber ~ toOOl y
GeItisale1--I have received your communica-
lion, dated yesterday relative to an inquiry from
garioIs hondhoiders whether it is in contempla-
zion to distribute the amounts lately sent by the
Imperial government as q payment ~ account OF
the dividend which BECAME ine in July last; and
have also received the 0Eiginal document, signed
by the said o0ndhoders, which have now the
honor 80 9etIrn ta you, yen request me in yopr
gonMapicau0n. II reply To the inquiry made by
y0u ] Lave the honor to say, in order that you
Snag mike it known 10 those who are Interested
4haE tle Imperial government having stated, on
making tie remittance or tho six hundred thou
sand dollars, that shortly, during fhe month of
October, other reDittaneea would be made until
the total required 10 make the complete payment
of the dividend Is e9mpieted, TINS tdistreuEonl
We must cons Aueptiy, Await new orders from
fbe government 10 whom / write again on the
subject under this date, take this opportunity
IA renew the assuranee Of my distinguished con
ss;asrafion. The Minister, j, II. DURAN.
40 MessIs. BARIae BRerHERs I 70
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UNIgEa$TA.K ERS.
YgrIMaa.ssw = ptEEr.s.Epa.
= II - =
uMDRRTAKERs ANp EEBALMRRB,

UNDERWRITERS AND ENBALMERs,
No 50 Rampant Street, Gate Oircus) between Common
Gfavier strabtR,
Having great Yarety Of 9QRFISS and META Lilo BIZ
RIAL CASES, ether With 1egraes Carriages and aarge
tahl prepgea to execute Ill odaR their line With
Ntiataatina to tAer aatrnoH
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SC H E NJ E
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten OF the number
drawing the $6OOO prize ........,...... $4,000
approximation prizes of $500 each for the pine
dr si" the hS 50 90 prss 6 'G 1. 400
9 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
drsWius s the the $3.50 prize 49, ~ 's 1850
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the IS 5000 Prize -. .s 1905
Proclamation prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of Ehe same ten of the numbers
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the numbers
drawing the 81 800 prizes 600
S27 prizes amounting $40 900
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MATILDA HERON As 4 sournERN srMPArH1zER.
The 81. Louis (Missouril Dispatch contains the
following letter from Matilda Heron stoepel, the
actress TO the president Of the ST. Louis Southern
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MEXICAN DIr1DENps.- The following letter 10
MessFs. Iaring on the subject Of the Mexican d.
vidends was posted in the London Stock Elk
changes October 18th:
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DEFIANCE
CIGAR MANUFACT0RT. ...5.#
D. H1RsCH Co.,
2za Water street, New York.

PBExsg0ADGECAA
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Contalung nery 800 pages, and 100 fne Plates and En-
Cravings Of the Anatomy tue Human Organs state Of
Health and DISEASE with treatise Early Errors, its De
orabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with tine Au
ho Plan of Treatmentho only rational and successful
mode cure as shown by the report Of cases treated
truthful adviser married and those contemplating mar.
rage who entertain doubts their physical condition Sent
free CT postage any address receipt 25 cents in stamps
or postage currency by addressing
DE LA CROTX,
No q Maiden Lane Albany, Il. y
author may he consulted upon any the dseases upon
which his book treats eher personally OF by mall and med
cines sent to any part nj the world
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NEW WORK. .

E7sTA mEEsHEM I'M 1st9,. WV, G,
u PAFER Ar LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
PNCkS-N0 connection wh the e2n9ihe9 i1oa"pS 'O
high prices sier The largest and best 9saotteu stoSH %
PAPER, Of every description iunnd in TINS country
booksellers, smtionc Printers aud binders, WI, e aii
a. i, HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer
No. a Beekinan street New York. tEhe ola etaHa.l
PLANTATION HOES.
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted Sizes at lowest market rates For sale BY
]. E. HALSEY Il Co, AUCEoEEERs,
And Hardware ConmisHlon Merchants
So BOekmsn strest, New York.
TsEBEEaaRR AND COLTS PEsTOLS-
shsrpB Smith Nelson's, and other makers For sale By
J. E. HALsBY Il CO., AuorIoNEERs
And Hardware ConmianIon Merchants
6b Beekmsn street, New York.
k. MALsEY 81 co.
AUOTIoNEERs AND HARDWARE COMMISSION MEB
CHANTS,
IS Beekman street,
NEW YORK.
Sole agents In New York for the
PIttaburg Cutlery Company,
At wholesale the trade only manutacturers 9rcaS
Agents for the STAR BRAND HORSE NAILS.
LIRE Yy0RRs............... FIRE WORKS
FUNSTON SCoFIELD,
General Agents for
| LnliendahrS Excelsior Fire Works,
Importers and Manufacturers of
| CHINESE GOODS, FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDO
! LANTERNS, FLAGS, Etc
| No. 81 hey Atreet, New York
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NUTRITIOUS WASH,

As dressing must not be neglected. what is most needed
1uEss BE- lo-aq and -ssd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Always on hand Marble Slate Bed TABLES with Knvs
nsgh and Dsckers' PATENT CUSHIONS. Also all other
ay5teies N hs line.
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1srl4esray0ble In Fan without Deduction.

Orders for Tickets His Splendid Scheme will be care fully
answered by mail and the drawings with ex-
pmatiHn of the OF each investment as coon as The
drawing is Address
CuAS r. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer
No 40 Camp street or
Iolk Box 1872 Post Office New 0rjsans
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or the Americans as people sin great MEASURE owing to
lie nonobseryaucs Of hygenc rules, and e@ess Of aeata
Labor in climate foreign the racs The use u HAIRS ara
manifest; tits Que of
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IEeseIoE pE s. NJ III EMPERAnoR DK MExieo; cERcA
des. A. Bitanica, n Cover street Pieca ~ H..
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without staining skim being free from silver and other
injurious chemicals and truly beneficial to the hair ia all its
phases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

The Inman steamer City Of London, Captain Mrehouse,
which left Liverpoolat eleven o'clock on the morning
Of the s1st ul and Queenstown on the LIST ns arrived
here yesterday, bringing days later advices from
Europe.
NE mails from the River Plato had reached Lisbon
md conveyed the intelligence that Lopez anticipated
Sefea1 and realizing his property.
9he King Of Denmark had sent General 0xholm on a
special mission TO Mexico present the Emperor Maxi
IMAM with the Order Of the Elephant
me Journal du Havrs reports that the six battaons
fshe egion etan9sre OF the French army in Mexico
vi remain there after the departure Of the French
CYs Ezpeditonairc they having been sent to Macmillan
fsf six years-that s until 1858. 1t Is reported also,
nat Gengal Casagny is to enter the Mexican army
general Of division.
ME steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York, ar
y1yed Of Liverpool on the 31st ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18
THE CHILEAN WAR.

4 Spanish Frigate Sent I'm Pursuit. Of
Chilean Prfvatcers-Rcported Capture
- Another Spanish War ship-More
Beauties Of English acknowledgements
1ron-Olads Building H0r the Spanish
Government, sc.
MADRID Jan. 30-Evening.
3wo Chilean prvateers have been seen of the Of
npAin The gae Isabel has received orders TO pursue
them
a Rio Janciro despatch OF January says
Intelligence has received here OF the capture Of
che Spanish vessel Dormitla at Coquimbo, by the Chi
hans.
narARruRB OF THE PERUVIAN STEAM RAN FROM
LONDON.
Tho Peruvian aruor-clad steam ram Independence,
With the Spanish Consul endeavored to have stopped
IN the Thames the 9th january. She was under
orders 70 call at Southampton to ship thres hun
rcd seamen and officers to complete her ships company
end then 70 proceed to her destination
ENGLISH VIEW OF THE Law OF TIE CASE
rh.re Was no allegation In the case referred 70 that
ths officers OF the Peruvian vessel had been enlisting
seos N fo or the which the spanish
sdeavored 10 invoke II s quite true that the relations
q Spain with Peru are not Of the most friendly chsIac
ray take In the adjacent States to resist the aggressons
q spain, 10 neither impossible improbable. But at
ths present moment Peru Is not belgerent and she
were there 10 law in this country 70 prevent her pur
6hasIug materials Of and ships she requires
them What may not do - neutrals Ii TO furnish
eappss 70 one belligercn which We refuse to furnish
- the other.
Now, it so happens that the Aripes one Of tho few
onclads possessed by Spain At the present moment
hat in the Thames 70 the order Of the Spanish govern
0snt Spain was then, n we mistake not actually 1t
with Peruat all events she had seized upon the
Ohnchss preliminary further operations but the
Spanish government would have thought Il more than
strange the authorities here At the instance Of the
fBruvan Consul had arrested the launch of the Arpes
prevented thst vessel leaving the Thamea Yet such
3 proceeding would not have been q whit more un-
eustnabc than that which the Spanish Consul only the
her day. attempted 70 erect the q the Peruvian
cBuissr q 0reenhithe.
it THE HuAscAR,
WHOSE detention a Brest by the French govsrnmcn has
a1Deady been mentioned, u armoFolad turret ship
4oit FOR the Peruvian government BY Nesr1 Laird
DBoa The vessel has two three hundred-pounder guns
osnted In the revolving turrs and two forty poundsf
ososdsIde guua
0wgLvB sPANlsu InoN-cLAps DurLDINa ~ ESQ
~ LAND.
From the Liverpool Post Jan. 80
We understand that The spanish Consul al this port
- received from hs government Instructions 70 e.
Ddts with al possible haste the orders hand fer
- constructis Of several steam Iron clads the Mer
n~s ere. escestA ssssivs 81 0sss se~ sAsps sst!e,
OUNmeSf and an1nar orders have been scnt 70 London
81 The other oNtports Now that internal dlculuss
boye been aayed By the disbanding Of Prime
velunteen these Instructions have rskksv peculiar H
eeeceeoe surm.ps nay b INDUCED that the speedy
eoQplston Of the vessels Nay kaw sws vQevNcs 70 As
~ cv1 pleasanl sSdf<on Of Sposn wak o(hsr SssA
ADOscs TYubtics b. V6o CAfjA