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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-11
FEATHER BUSTERS.
srTIREs CELEBRATED FLAVORlNG
EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS.


COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS, all
varieties.
very fine Liquors for Medical Purposes.1
Gum, Catheters and BouEies. Pessanes.
Nipple, ;shields Breast pumps,
syriAges-all kinds, Nursing bottles
Speculmus and StethOscopes'
vAlso large and wen selected assortment OF
Patent Medicines
NoIen,s Cod Liver Oil,
Oucru,s God Liver Oil Jelly,
And Winchester's Genuine
HypophOsphates of Limo ana Soo"'
SCHOOL BOOKS.
An assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, such 10 are uSeO
| by all the schools in this city.
| A great variety of very superior
STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS,
| PLAYING CARDS. ARNOLD'S GENUINE
WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS,
u1wr RRANDIEs WINES AND
1 LIQUORS.
photoRrnph Albums, very handsome
and Ladies' Portfolios.
Pocket Books, Port Monies,
Ladies Purses, Pocket Knives
l. and RAZORS from the 6rst cutters IN the "Oaio
| besides innumerable articles winch We C~An"' P@-
Th.sa goods have been selected with great care from
tha mast markets by n connoisseur In the puslnesa
and can, and will be sold upon the moss AoN~"'~se
q tarns to the purchasers, for cash NJ,
The Prescription department WIN De an0er IA
Gais for medicines viii receive prompt astentio
>; | day and night
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-09
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN,
M. ans rhira ssra.,

zone door West Of PhmniN IIouso,)
A RE now receiving their stock of SDrin0 and
y summer C9othinQ embracing all tie newest
and most fashionable STYLES Their stock Is one of
the largest Hnd best in the city and the goods have
been selected expressly for this market Their
assortment consists of Coats, Pants Vests sum
mer suits of elegant style and finish and general
assortment of
Genttenens' FnrnishinO Goods.
10 CUSTOMER WORK they can not he ex-
celled, having engaged as cutter MIR AIjGIjSp
LOOSE, late In the employ of T.. Klopler lie is
wen known to the ctizens Of Dayton ns one OF the
best IN his line. The quality OF their goods is un
rivalle'l AMI their prices shall be such as To give
FULL SUBTRACTION TO their customers
nay" Call and examine our assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, and you will nni that We
SELL GOODS LOWER than those who hoa.t so
innrh OF low prices and then sell higher than any
body else. ,.r "UI II apI0.dtT
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OUR FRENCH RELATIONS.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
Evacuation sof Mexico Promised.
: w AsHlNeToN April %. {

Among the documents sent to the
House relating to Mexican affairs is
one from Secretary Seward to Mon
tholon, dated February II, reviewing
the friendly professions of Drouyn de
LHuys' former dispatch, and his YER
sion of the mission Of the French
soldiers in Mexico, and alleging that
monarchy was the choice of the Mexi-
can people, and not the dictate of the
French Emperor. France, says Nj.
Drown de L'Huys, went to Mexico
to exercise the right Of war, which is
exercised by the United States, and
not in virtue of any purpose OF inter
yention, concerning which she is
agreed with by the United States
France went there, not teeproselyte,
but to obtain reparations and guara!n- 9!
tees. Being there, she sustafns the
Government, which is founded on the
consent of the people. She now
wishes to recall what remains OF the
army, at the moment when she VA
be able to-d8 AZ with safety to Frencf
citizens and due respect to herself.
Mr.. Seward replies: Whatever th'
motives of heoinYasiOR tthe mean
taken for subverting Republican lnstl
tutions are regarded BY the Unite'
States as without authority, and con
trary to the will of the people. Th
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: aFAoTEEgRO . III g

dissent on all occasions by the Amer
lean people.
/ 1t is, in reality, the element of foreign
intercourse in our history We shall
be gratified when the Emperor shall
give, us definite information of the
time when the French military operal
tions may be said to cease. Observe
that the Emperor considers the peo-
pie In every country the rightful
source of authority. [ wrote Mr..
Dayton, at the opening of the rebel
lion, that the President neither ex-
poets aHy3 Intervention or any favof'
from the 9Government Of France.
Whatever else he may consent to do,
he will never invoke, pr ever admit.
fHrelgn intervention in this or ans 3ta-
er controversy Ia whic tais ttare5u
nent may he engaged Fifh anv oe
con Of The. American people -
other time / WroEe5to MIN NotAir
IS wanting to that success. exceD1 thet
-oseign nations shall leave us, as it is
in our own way. They, as well as we,
can only suffer by the Intervention.
Again, in deciding the offer of
French mediatiOnsof the 9Th of JunesI
1861, / wrote; 8" This is an Amrericafla
nation, and its internal affairs must
not only be conducted with reference
to Its peculiar continental position,
but by and through American agen-
cies alone"
"On the 21st of June, 1862, Mr..
Dayton wasr authorized to say Francehl
has a right TO make war against Mexi-1
co, and determine for herself the
cause. We have a right to Insist that
she shall not improve the war she
makes, to raise up in Mexico an Anti
Republican or Anti-American govern
ment, or to maintain such an one
there. sss N
Then follows letter of g5fr. Bige-
low to Mr.. Seward, inclosing the
MOniteurs announcement that in con-
sequence of correspondence with Mar
shal Bazaine and the Mexican Gov |
ernment, the French troops will be
withdrawn in three .detachments as
already reported. NJ. Drouyn,I de
u 'Huys had added that the seasons t
for debarking the troops were selected |
from climatic and sanitary cOnsidera- !
tions.
Mr.. Seward. in dispatch to Min
Istef Blgelos, of April n, acknewi
ea ses the receipt OF his dispatGlF 0fl
Aprll O. accompanied By a copy oftha#
4oliteur,. the official organ Of the
.1nEern nnaea4 g Hrance. annnupcina
l frsEsciI troops IL three .la4
al the times already = : = 6
ing soon a direct expression 81 the
Emperer's views, Mr.. Seward deemsf
a discussion. of the newly presented
points on the subject of French inter-
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Cincinnara ssarkes.
c1Nc1SNATr, ApI

! FLoUR-firnler; Superfine, 7508 90; Ex-
tra,f 8. 50@9 90; Family, Q 50a10 IS Ea I5sIW
WHEAT Firm, ,NosTl Red, 2 %; Mol old
Red 40s and for Extra, 50. Tad segn
CORK-Ffrm; 5Sa56c. as4rssd .55gg1
OATS-a1a45c for Nos. 2 and l. vfsss1 Ii
WHIsKY-Firm; p, duty paid, and 2 "a
in bond.
Lard, lS54; Bulk Meats, l014, 131l@l4s4c;
Bacon, I2114, 15@I61 4
PoTAToEs-Very dull, at 9O@3 90 per
bbl., on arrival. n
GR0CERIES--U ncfanged. 5s
GoLD-Firm; 12G4@ I261S,
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e Ell e GR A III
Secretary d the Treasury
and tie Finance
Committee.
ApportiSn4nenf A Irrational
Currency.
FRoM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGTaN April24 The Secre
tarV of the Treasury has WRITER. tn


tary of tae Treasury has written 70
the thaInan of the Senate EiBan 9
tlam An the app0rtionment af
ss4gnli currency. lie says the
bili -Zsu ls seemingly genera 81
G.
3tfeeI sud
90 ep 81 eT5aio arbitrary stand
L pz..ssssssss.liy asserts the clrcu-
latlon of National Banks shall be di-
minished 60 per cent; the -circula
ton of National Banks in Connect
cut shall be reduced so per cent. and
> the circulation of National Banks in
Rhode Island shall be diminished IA
per cent. The principle onIwhicH the
reduction is based is not correct one.
One hundred and seventy-five thou
sand of the rural population of Ohio
or Illinois do not need tenth part
required by the manufacturing and
commercial communities of Rhode
Island.
This bill is an amendment to section
twenty-one of the present National
Currency Act, and proposes to with
draw the circulation from banks by
reducing the rates which it shall bear
to capital 1t will affect banks in all
the States more OF less. By certain
fixed rate, redemption is to be effected
gradually, as the circulation becomes
worn and mutilated and is returned
for redemption> The amount to which
the circulation is to be thus dimin-
lshed, approximates twenty-five mil
lion dollars, and it is proposed, in an
ticipation of this reduction, to author
ise the issue of circulati0n7to banks
In States that have secured the least
Propertionate amount of circulation
as it may be needed. The Secretary
thinks it is important tina Southern
State Banks should have an opportu-
nifty 10 become National Banks. other
wise, by the operation of law Of the
UnEea States, they viii be compelled
ke uin1 M attae thn erzk aA-s-e-z.----
Hass asssfi 5tsss = 1aattef "a great 4ssi7
s,orts.nce that arrangements should be
made to meet the wants of those
States which have been in rebellion.
Banking facilities are necessary to de-
yelop the industrial interests of the
country, and to stimulate. the produc-
tion of those staples which enter so
largely into the financial interests OF
the country.
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DRS. HAAS 6 COOKE,
!. o.
Surgeon Dentists.
odms over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind.


WHEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
X the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents OF the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
siQlial services or mott to visit their rooms
and see the various Styles of work manu-
factnred. 4J i
improvements and inventions are being
rlnade, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several AnRsthetics for allie
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
: Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
An desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL r.
TEETH made anywhere in the United
States are made by us. Irregularities of
Children,s Teeth successfully corrected.
Those having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted or filled (the
latter If possible). The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand IT.
Neuralgia Affections treated; also CLEFT
Palate. aprl6
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.aG0oD Yaw T1x2E
9sMARKET REPORTS. Sc &


HlTl ~ y4ttsfrs 4 40 81
aSoIFFoN-DulI and heavy at 36c. for Mid
NR4nsa 8 aaDg8 nis ss itfF Asity
aNt IN9IR = Moreiy active, and 10c.a betters
Szfgb(16 10 for Extra State, 50 60(d9 40 for
tsx tfftfL fLRound-Hoop Ohio, and S9eI59i2 90
t94I bRqe BRANDS. .uarfzet closing firm 99fl
bhozHI HIsaz Y-S2i a6G az for State, and1 81 2614
g9skS1E Tor WesteTiloEf SIR sf}1 ssaYotO
WHEAT-More active, and l@3cs bettert
q % for Old No. Il Milwaukee, 81 BQSt 50
Ie{z9l4q NO. y do, Nnd 81 S5@l 90 IOr1NeNL
dSsss So slilplwaulzee p ths latter an e1tffpe fpf
5asStsA -DalRns II. ~ t223kA
CoRs-1WitIbaS .Heeided. change. at, S2ee
lS5esJ fJr fUnsoNhd SfTd S60SSc. Tor Sound
4 llsfeet ~ estern, in store and delivered 81
&lATS- guiet;lt ,4.5es54c. for n NeW AT esteFti.r
RsyKNkke9 e9e. for old I'd. VI sS8 s4 1sll
So DuiI 4 sassa ~ fi a l21ze. 81
Sls-DulI: -oae- hundred and ten
ao2sheads at 4fe. ~ saaz.-s 81
sE*ff{OTsEJ J5f-a)tIll at "a &c for EFuGe slllal
- 49c for Refined ia bond.
RoRK-Openo8 heavy and closed 6runaf 4
At 5sSz15 q = sgsof Old Mess, and SIS y a. Y
S20 4S54 for New do, closing at SO 5715, |
cas- q; ~ 00@22 l2kz for Prime. T II
zd!sfE4FpEDull and heavy at l7@1gs4ebe.I II
~ HITTER TT s Dqn at f25@45c. for Ohio, ,hanb9
CHEESE Quiet at lea a22c. ssesssi ~ - b,nd
MoNEY-Quiet at 5 per cent. is0l9l afIF |
i, ~ STERLING ExcHANGE1aDull atoiq7s@ cd
G6LB-A shade filmeF, opening, al fl265s,F3
declinihg to 1855, advancing to I275s, and }
closing at l26554.aIe sssz97p ld) sosiA
i GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Active9 iand dez )
Y tiHH Hffqq surlher. eFig y % i6ns
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INSURANCE.
Washington Insurance CO.,

80. l72 BRoDWAl. NEW YoRK
Assess...-.-....-..---.... s,s9I fs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

psr COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
rials, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin.
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers augA 1y
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April o.

@ CHICAGO, April %.
FLoUR-Was quiet, buyers and sellers
being apart. Prices nOminally un changed
Light sales at 25@9 90 for Spring extras
WHEAT--No. Spring Bose higher, No.
firnlef and steady. Sales at f36JzaI47L
for No. l in Northwestern, and Il 4z31 A.,
regular; 96lScgl O7l3 for No 2, closi ng weak
at AZ for MOL. Since Change q6ife ac-;
tive and 2e better, closing at 49 ~ .-',se
CoRN-Was quiet and lower on No, 4 rers
jected firm. Sales at 4554@46c for No. i.
43c for No. z, and 429 fzf,e for refecte1 s---sz
sstore.
y DATs-W ere quiet and drnfer. Sales ri
a2sc for 40. /, and 25ts6125c for No.
RyE-Was dull, heavy and IoEer sale
at5ac Tor SC. ar p :1be fer Nd.
- Il Sft3|t
ordinary sold az . %. Sssfes OF 20 DTS.
Lard Was frSner; sales OF 10 teS. at let1zc-
Bulk meats were Quiet; sales OF IUO Dxs
Shoulders at 954c.
LIVE HoGs2Were dull and 15@25c lower,
Sales at 8 25@S co..
CATTLE-Were quiet and firm. Sales at
2596 90. Very few in market.
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UNITED
Fire. and Marine Ins. Co.
NEW YORK
ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.

e'sHE 70 SOUsUUV
fnsures against ACCIDENTS. Coupon
Tickets insuring 5000 in event of death, and
Us per week in case of disability from acci-
dent of any description. Policies from one
in event of death, and So to so weekly COM
pfnsation in case of disability, at s5 per
l,o00 per annuni
20 All losses promptly adjusted and
paid. 4
et9r Policies issued I'm all the above con- !
panies on favorable terms by
EDGAR sETAmEs Aae
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The Bitter Frlits Of Bad Bftters.

Invalid reader, do you know what nine
tenths of the bitter compounds you are So
licited by the proprietors to accept as uni
verzal 9panaceas are composed of? Give
heed for a moment. They are manufae-
tured from unpurified alcohol, containing
q considerable portion of FUsEEs ON RE
poisons almost as deadly as prussic acfd.
The basis of the regular tincturess Of rtha
Materia Medica is the same. No amount
of herb extracts" can overcome thestadN
tendency of this pernicious elemeht.ii = the
essence of sound Rye, thoroughly reetif fed,,
is the only stimuIant which can be safely
used for a component of Tonic, Altera-
tive.and anti-bilious medicine, and HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is. .tfle, on
ly medicinal preparation in the world in
which this article is used as an ingredient.
Hence, the extraordinary effects 6f this
great specific Tt gives strength Svssti1s5ssbl
producing excitement. No other tonic
does this All the ordinary Bitters flush
the face and affect the brain. HosTETTER's
BITTERs diffuse an agreeable calm through
the nervous system, promote digestion and
produce sleep. No other tonic SO quickly
revives the exhausted physical energies
restores the appetite, and removes the
gloom and depression which always ae-
companies weakness of the bodily powers.
aprl8
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Wood and Willow Ware, AgricuItu-
raj Implements, House Keep
ing Articles, and gao 8 Isl
G. arden Seeds,o,

~ tt-4rra tta Affn ssfsfJ3l1 k.s+
Garden Seeds,q4
.r eg s8n agA Isyfslia * yii2
49, s3 8atlga soy9l9 q
a. ta /. -----s1sa q 81 .Te
alsat1 bga nosas.E
- ~ aseE Ii ,9T0isgod !
In their Stock will be fOands pn
aa 10 H8qB sa1oW -g5lsff
RUssELL's Reapers and Mosers',. -
champion Reapers and Movers. ~, :
af THRESKHTNG Machines, - =
UNION CHURN-Makes Butter il "a Nv Two
CORN 1IILLse1Queen of the south.l
-as.-x.s % o II SIG lAHRlLA Hiss
flaming M MtLIS7StanlfffoEdsi III Ne%iPatt
vf"aa aon saTHEsG4EEAPEsyfs soil
Is smaller Outside, and has larger ERiddles.s
the work of, and better than, any, other
canning MiH-~has an 1DpTasfd Down
JOLT, with side shake cleans and seqas'
fa'es an k1HHS TTPPfaa p f Bs6xEsso dFsi e"
no CORN sHELLERS.i I'D
HOsIER Wheat, pEiA9 sandg Seedsssower,i
~ - The best in the World, aisf fcesa
HORSE HAY. FORK 1if1zb Inter- Ao1s
r.. l.. WALKERS New FiatHnt.
strongest aightest Fofk and most p5%srs
ful Litter now H6RSE knPSR; HAY n RAKE. lTS 80
! n slsrtss
Was Msslss mo more St aime s and fstaf tifan
any other Machine. --Ssu 89 19vin aDd--
q aqAeHHFs sgnnREvziFs0skz gMnEn1nEsIzi zlassd :.
,RLOUGHs-A large Stock s5sT9li'ol'i
One Horse yVTIEAT DRTRG. ssdgqa
FAUCET and Measure Combinedsso uo,t a
Naxrv fnrr fnr,1 (r<.~.
RAHN-WATEB .Filterers- Cheap i1rnr
sl..-- -D Durable and Effective, ~,
NON-EXPLOSIVE Coal Oil Cans, '1'
UNFREEzABI.E Pumps, P npss {New iIsVf'i1us Pstant5
Which agitate the water; cheaper. and
more effective than Chain Pumps OF any
COFFEE ROASTER New Patenes| Tisdi
Goes by Clockwork, Roasts
Cohee WITHOUT needing attentionY browns
Every grain to the & same color, and % e Nsaa
Coffee Pot ,lwill make always perfect Cof-'
bSDhUe@ IVES Patent for Coal Oil,
the Lamp.to be fiEied, trimmed and lighted 1
WITHOUT removing Shade or Chimney
more portable than Gas, much cheaper
and p better light for the eye. Many Arms
In New York have Discarded Gaa to use
Bird CAGES, The finest, ever hrQughti /
IEow here, and a large assortment ~ Ia Yadl
ono FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, lIa =
MOOD AND WILLOW .WAREg1A l
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD.
MATHEWS & FULLERTON.
nOYT-d1fAvA No, 46 Main Street..
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Mr.. Seward. in dispatch to Min

ing soon a direct expression 81 the
Emperor's views, Mr.. Seward deems
a discussion. of the newly presented
points on the subject of French inter-
vention premature.
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D8- HALL,S TEGETABLE SICTLLAN
HAIR RENEWER renews the hair.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
restores gray hair to the original color.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewef
prevents the hair from falling Off
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reviewer
makes the hair soft and glossy. =
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
does not stain the skin. sAto9
Halls Vegetable s,icilians Hair sRenewer
has proved itself the best Preparation for
the hair ever presented to the, public,.o noI
Price 81. For sale by ali druggists.
Wholesale by KELLER & WTITEs 9f.aprA
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CINcISNATI, April "a, M.-The river
has risen 3 feet inches, with % feet
g inches, ins the channel Weather
clear; thermometer 720.
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NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

New Y0RK, April 23-The steam
er America, from Southampton on
the 18th, has arrived at quarantine.
The ship Elixa, from New York
for Bremen, was run into and sunk
off Portland, England, and all hands
but one man perished.
LIvERPooL-Morning-April IL
Sales of cotton for two days were g.
500 bales, including 1,750 to specula-
tors. The market is dull and irregu-
lar, owing to Fenian difficulties and
excessive receipts, and a decline of Id
per pound has taken place. II
, 1866-11-23

niEcnse on Shtpboard-rft1tiou TOR thr Abo.
hilton ofthc Carton TaA-Convcat1on ut Iu-
rurnuec UMceEs-CntrnrttoD in thr New
York Custom, tfousc-Colfnpec of n Fire In
~urHncc Compans-Fa'lure Of Gold Bro
kcrs.
NEW ToEE. November see-The packet ship
Mercury, from uavrc, October aith. arrived Last
evening. She LEFT with four hundred md dtsy-Iwo
snse, 1nosiiY Germans. The di.ease Is not stated.
Tie disease which broke ont on the ship Mer-
1t arpears that Inc epidemic broke on, among THO
passengers shortly utter the vessel left Hnvre anu
eot!inaed i.s rayaGes up 10 t1e moment when she he
l. Asiaac cholera. QnIte large npmber Of pas
sna
toaru Ind tEc quarantine of3e,a!s.
tock piacc tilis aftc.noon fo7 'the purpose 0. re-
polntea 10 consider tic cxpcdleEcJ o. presenting
of ;ke 'as on ~ ce,tos. TIC report cemmsnded
that the Tux be abolished On The ground of its BE-
ne tncxpcdi+nt just At This time, as wall as op,
p1Sst'SSc ,Scr'es aGa practically anu
NEW IoEK.- November s.-1he Convention
npse:cntlns shout thirty insurance companies
| again this afternoon at the Chamber Of Commerce
series Of resolutions. ernbodyins full details q
g. ers es 5dopsa
elected for the cntuitg year, and tho body ad
joutnt1.
Ills stated that the Congressional Commission
crs, who arc investigating tho ntrsirs Of tho NsH
York Custom Home, eaXe discovered that The
clerks were taxed four dollars month 70. politl'
| c@1 purposes, and It they refused to pay, wc:e
] DISCHARGED. 4 very ha' 'dsome sum haa bee1
| made by the Collector In the matter OF bondet
ana nn, II m Il, e1a3e a ta' nc 10" make
Tie Harmony Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany ha, c determined 70 70 into 4ujdatIou, will
asfets amounting to t:soo,o00, sufficient to met
all caiunt.
& Co.. II tie name of thr banking h1n that falct
| Yesterday. Thels liabilities arc reaottc1 at sw
millions. and the cnpsc OF their failure t. ion: OF
crat:on in stocks and gold. The name OF Ii
, 1866-11-23
FROM CANADA,

Our Government Aak1 n New Trint for the
Condemned Fcn1nn Prisoners Further
Arrests of Suspicious Churncicrs-Eenauu
Trtnar to Commence on tke I'D ot necenf-
fscsarI Fund.
NEw YonK, November GA Herald Toronto
spt ctal says: Ten suspicious characters were ar-
rested Yesterday .,ntcr the ho5<as corpus act.
itt Consul to appeal for new tr,al for tie con.
t!c1nned fcnIan leaders, which Will be done to,
Day.
:cro-s The border and being seized.
The condemned Fcni1n plisuners arc supplied
With one substantial meal cacn day, the tnitcd
SiRlcs Consul paying the expense.
The Whole number Of British regulars on du:y
in Canada, November Isl, was 12,ou0.
II is supposed Mator Dennis will be cashicsed
f1. corn1dicc while in front Of the enemy =;
1Rc Fcnian trials will commence On tho third
q December, at SHcelsbnrg, the county town oi
10 stop the wholesale slaughter Of deer and
other game In this country. BY American hunters,
i II recommended that heavy export duty be
eoee
TnEoS7o, G, r., Norc1nbeF :cs.--Thc Govern
mcnt Is directing lts attention to The arzninG aud
hss.efy N future Is TO be made up 10 four gnu:
all OF equal calibre, and will consist q three
s-pouIaess ard q pound ho"ttzer. iii; though
wacticaSle @ S' to obtain lons 2snrcs, ana whc:t
most artillery Orc viii lilely take place within
lsnee Of a,9c0 3arde, prove equally. II not moIs
telling againat an enemy while theis simple moot
vorites IN the volunteer forces. Upper cauadiai
carrisora arc being rapidly armed with Enfeit
rifles the latcst and best improvement On the Of
Province will soon be IN possession Of brcacl
ioadcss. Seven hundred have arrived foF Tue ~ ~
| Of the Seventeenth Regiment, and will be dis
| t1,butcd among that corps next week.
| MoETEEA1, Z. E.. November 2s.-rrince Dono
end Dnkc Graeok, two Of the Nca1thle.t md nc
blcsi citizens Of fouc& arc here. receiving dis
| tipgulshed honors.
| 4 Cable despatch announces the contribution G
S1c, lL0 ftoaa glasgow fos the Quebec Relief Fund