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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
Read WHO SAYS SO.

From the Rev. Levi q. Beek, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Pembcrton, N. y, formerly OF the North
baptist Church, Philadelphia at pscsent Pastor
MOI the iiapt,st CHURCH, Chester Pa
q I have known IIoo1and's German Bitters favor.
ably for number OF years have used them In my
own family, and have been so pleased with theis
e6ctts that was induced ~ recommend them 10
many othors, and know that they have operated In
HsttiEingiy benciicial manner. Itake great pleas.
ne ia thus publicly proclaiming this fact and calf
lag the attention OF those afflicted with the dis
canes for Witch they arc recommended, 10 these
Rittnrs knowing from experience that my recon- 2
mrndation will be sustained. do this more cheer
the afflicted, and is mot rum drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI q. BECK.
From Rev, W D. Seigfricd, Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

From Rcv. j. Newton Brown, ID. ID. Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge and Chris
tNu thinuiclc, Philadelphia.
Nithouy ~ not dirposed 10 favor or recommend
P.ucnL Mrdtciucs IN general, through distrust OF
tucr Ingredients aud Effects. yet know OF no suf-
uricut reasons why a man may not testify 10 the
b,nents he believes himself to have received from
ANY simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thJs rOutrthutc 10 the benefit Of others.
uo this the more roaiiiy ip regard 20 HoOnRnd's
HcrmAn Bittcrs, prepared by Dr. G. NJ jackson, OF
ihi' ctty, because WAS prciudlced against them for
~ tly yrlrs, unrlrr the impression that they were
rhicly tp HlcohpiiU mixture. am indebted to my
urnl s-'ht shoemaker, E5q for the removal oi
M tii0J Hd'tg by WnT1r tests And for encourage.
Va NJ 90 try them NhHu suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
o. tnrsc IittcrS at the beginning of the present
yc.tr WAS followed by evident relief and TCstura-
had uut i.lt tur sN months before And had almost
d'StiairUi OF rugainnE ! therefore thank God,
and any friend Tor directing me W the use Of them
j, NEW ron BROWN, Philadelphia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
FROM Rev d. MerTlge. Pastor OF the Passyun
Church, Philadelphia,

PROM Rev ID MegIlge Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia,
Ftom the many respectable recommendations
given 10 nr liOoiiund's German Btters, Twas in
duccd 70 give them trial After using several
bottles found them 10 be good remedy for de
blhty, and most excellent tonic for tho stomach.
ID. MERRIGE
From Rev. VIM. smith formerly Pastor OF the
yineentown and Miilvillo (N.J) Baptist Churches
PhiladophA H.. .s
Having used in my family number of bottles OF
your iloonand's German Bitters, have 10 say that
l regard them as an excellent medicine, specially
adapted t0 remove the diseases they are recon-
mendcd tor. They strengthen and inyigOrato tho
system when dcbilitate,l, aud are useful in disor-
dcrs OF the liver, loss Of appetite Nc, have also
recommended them To several Of my friends, who
have tyc'l them, and found them greatly beneficial
In the restoration OF health Yours, truly,
Wh SMITH, Od6 Hutchinson Street.
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HEMARE OF COuNrKRRRIrR

BEWARE OF coUNTERPKITs.
seo that the signature OF &c. NJ JACKSON Is on
the wrapper OF each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the Arti-
Gle do not he put on by any OF the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place but
by express.
PRINCIPAL oFFIoE AND hARUFACTORY,
No. 03l Arch St.. PhiIadelphIA, Pa.
JONES a EVANS,
SSccessOrs 10 c, NJ JAOKSON6 CO.l
PROPRIETORs.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
in the gHited States. dec26- -3m Wd &eAwW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

From tho Rev. Thos. u. Winter, d. d., Pastor OF
RoNborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir---I feel it due 10 your excellent prepA-
rttI1n, llOonand's German Bttors, 10 nnd my tes-
tiinOhy 10 the deserved reputation II has obtained
nave for years, at times been troubled with great
disouier in my head and nervous system. 1 was
advised lay friend TO try a bottle Of your German
Btter,. | did So and have experienced great and
unexpected relief; my health has boen very ma
teritiiy htncutcd, confidently recommend the
artl.le whore meet with cases similar tO my own,
and have bern assured by many Of their good ef'
iects. Respectfully, yours. r, WINTER,
RoNbOrOugh. Pa.
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oa.o a'. Z. 8al estate. u
LENTz q APPIEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Once s23 Third street, North side
pAYroN, ONO. .a
Rtal estatt.


"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, siN miles irom
Dayton. adjoining IAberty- fibOo -
a fine residence, 81 acres wen Improved,
Within one mile OF Dayton NiN 30.
frame house and ~ acres, on Sreenoasuo
4 tarm Of 100 acres. on Near Greek, gO'''i land,
for ff0 ppr acre. .,,,
A farm Of 10 acres, two miles north Of Phillips
burgg cheap At aWO
A nno brick on Jones street 800 ~
a fine house and lot ON East ihifu street- l,NW
Three houses aud lots Fourth street Tor tR,aupi
a. 500, aud 4 % each all cheap. .. , A..
A fine residence IN Yellow springs wen I'M
4 good house aud lot wcu improved, on Long
lstrpot4-fa O0O -. -,
a farin, miles from Dayton Of i70 acres, wen
improved ON Eaton Pike; cheap for ti1Oo. a.
4 farm Of t5t acres, mile east of Union, On tnt
old Troy road Wen improved, and the best p''A'iy
A farm of iSS acres, wen improved mites south.
west of Uovington Ohio the best land, for Sio per
acre.
with machinery and acres Of land. ..f
a farm OF 1t0 iCrcs, mile north Of browns Sth
ton ON Western X. r., on Twin Creek, wei I'M
nruved- eiOOO0 .o
| A farm OF 70 acres. ON Greenvillc u R-$22aO.
a farm OF ba acres, good improvements Nv
Browns station, ON Western u. R.-SlAO,
A farm Of 40 acres, on Germantown ftke, mhca
| A number Of houses and lots in different parts ol
| the city An win lH sold cheap.
| fei2-tf l.ENTH h APPLEGATE X. E n.
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HSOFLAND,s iaHamAN aIrrBms
Win cure every case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
Avn mas .ava IN, sr,,., ,r,nvvvs

NHhUNIC UK NERVOUS UEBILTT1,
AND DIsRAsEs OP TnE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
di7nricrs Of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulncss of Blood 10
the Head, Acidity OF the stomach, Nausea Heart
burn. Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight In the
stomach, Sour Eructions. sinking or f1uttering
nc the Pit Of the Stnmash, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and difficult Brcathiug fluttcring At the
Heart, Choking or SudOcating scnsntions when In
n lyiug ppsturc. Dimncss of Vision, Dots or Wells
before the sight, Fever aud Dull Pain In the Head,
Deficiency Of fcrspiratiOn yellow ness OF the skin
aud Eyes, Fain In The Side, Back, Chest. Limbs,
~ sudden dushos Of Heat, Bnrning In the flesh,
Constant inaginings OF Evil, and great Depression
OF spirits
nEMEmnEW
That this Htters Ia not Alcoholic contains no Rum
or whisky And cannot make DrunkArds, but IN the
Rest 1ULic iu the World.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
THE WAR CRISIS.

Our telcgrapho adyIce3 by tho Peruvian, on Father
Point report the initiation Of The great movement
which has been maturing tho continent Of Europe
since the Close Of the ls schsswg Hosten struggle ia
tho following words;--
Prussian troops entered HoIs;en On the TN Of June.
Tho Austrians woro concentrating 81 AtonA
These movements aro regarded q virtual cor
ment Of war
A despatch from Liverpool ia,cd on tho sh q Juno,
says:-1hs absence Of anything like negotiations and
tho continuance or military movements makes tho var
all but Inevitable
IL reported that soay thousand Prusi,n troops hayo
been stationed along tho frontier Al Posen and that the
Russian frontier a. Craoow IL also partly occupied
Berlin journal praises Prussia FOR her readiness 70
support tho erors 70 preAeryo peace and acknowledge
that she 10 again completely free 70 tsko whatever
determination abe may deem oxpodisnt
The samo journal ssys lhat Prussia, having rrotes'ed
senuss oonvocason OF tho rolstsin estates, Will
doubtless follow NJ the protect ~ active messureA
7, IL reported In Vienna that Russia sorcuy, 10 the ai
tude assumed by Austria !.
A public meeting II Al,ous has adopted resolutions
thanking AuasA for her carAton IN no Federal Diet
and expressing the determination u the Inhabitants 70
uphoid the rshi o. dlsposng q their dSsnes By form.
Ing puches IN the separated cerms. staics under the
sovereignty OF Prince Augu.tsnterg
tons Tor the naturalization o. tho feders f,rrcnes At
Hsjncce and Ros,ad, and the withdrawal u Austrian
and Prussisn eonlingcnis In thosc places " Tsnkfort
Tho London TIVE Of tho IN q Juno rsmsrss-Now
the great tempest rolling round 70 the point s.s ~
frf srono dina Il ali for Hosisin that siesa 10
menacod bul u 10 terrible TO think how the storm may
spread IN ns rear II iay anis Furs> ssd N ne rear
~ Ausyia ao~s Rsso Il Is ssId TIA, the dss IN
Of Italy sssns. the Adrnc provinces " Austria have
suggested political ooncur, bs,soen tho Emperor
and Tie sultan does anybody seem V dout, 'tsi
the war ,glcA bsgsns sy~ 1s Babe, rey assesd . "
Btses Sea.
The steamship China al Hainsr, ccriinn,s our tsls.
graphic narrative Of events ,husrh indoaioas Ia.
war vii soon break out June y incrcSiss
Tho entry Of The Praans into HoI'.sn e REGARDED "
soms n . virtual conmencsmsn, o. the var
me Nes Srs~tenbaan Sssrs thai Austria r'zfd'
suct entry assch o. ihs G~tssa donventcn cal w
fgfpbls sccspsAsa of EoIsssn ri ssss sss<
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Win IN. thousands ~ho read columns 81 frivolous versas
svsry dAy dsvo. ave mnniss " the efuss u f~~ Il.
which ,sor nnAriyi Our trrt hsAh and We sl
into nu.AAss Weskpe IL indi ectg
The Of all sickness for nsure be sfuns enough V
r-.t the morbid influences which produce lnss.
they hset strength therefore, invirorsss
sud regulate tho system "hsa ", 1setsser rsrs.s No1
desrcss shafs lh~ athsir snfs.his
and the weak are pcstr.,s5 stsn.h in.e h., sae
urgaauy nssjrf bat are NE elects ~ ths rssesb
oncf Would thst ~ WHO have hhovn its nensbs oSs4
eODdrnss eir ysriaCc this paragraph. They souh
tel The LoAay gsosscs hsr health hsy at u .
gioat safeguard against The fsbiiuug Influences Thy
would siao s usst 70 Discard al 81 aud IN pure
smnAnts snI cling this NhyrsJtis and gnfallx .
and alternative sLpv maruer would cling ran
10 stormy Thsy wonf tell ~ dysrepro p.ngs relieved,
OF srpfte restored = sateT~i nerves rsuus ~ tsa1.
s,hss rrrcd = dfdsrgd fLcons regulated " hyp1tDa-
drA dsiratsf ~ rnissnsr dssses fa1f ~ frrny sre
cursf % nyrr complaints arrested o. hest vaoe
aud toll dsnJ 81 hope r~anin&iei SUI chssrfuns.s
stored hnea are Ihe fleets % hosTErfthn riIIkKs.
Rcld W all arSgss
Ne fork q c. 50 Dry
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Napoleon Neutral IL National Honor
and "Interests" Permit.
Sad Effects Of Agra & Master
mans London Failure.

The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool tho 18th,
via Londonderry the 9Th Of June passed Father Point
yesterday rout 70 Quebec.
Tho Cnnssd steamship China Captain Hockey, which
left Liverpool AZ AP NJ. Of the 9th, and Queenstown
on the 10Th nst arrived Halifax yesterday vou,s
FOR Boston she had hundred and thirysevcn pas
sengers for the latter city and thirty vc for Halifax
The China experienced strong westerly winds and
foga
The news Ia three days later.
Among the passengers q tho China ia ar. william
Cunaxd and family
The Italian Chamber or Deputies had almost uranI.
mousy adopted tho bill for the suppression Of religious
bodice
Dispatches from Adrse, Bombay. May 20 report COZ,
ton dull. Exchange "a I'D Calcutta, May 20, cr.
change 81 Id
A Paris journal says the rebel American Captain
Maury has offered the French government torpedo
OF immense power invented by him. The letter says
Maury has become a nnturszsd Mexican aud Ia about
10 be named 70 a high command In the Mexican nSvy.
Cholera had broken out Nantes France. There were
from fifteen 20 twenty daily though there
but few deaths.
The governments OF Spain and Portugal have agreed
in for defence OF ncutraltyn of Euro
pean
Tho steamship Virginia from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on mo III OF June
The Bavaria, from New YORK, arrived al Southampton
on tho 7ih Of June.
The Java, from New York, arrived AZ Croothayen on
the morning OF II sh and o. Liverpool early the 9th
OF juno
The City Of Dublin, from New York. arrived AZ Liver.
pool at OF the 9th Of June. The steamship Tfpoll
arrived out on Tho Io,h instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

BsGLisn COMIC oPraA AT rHy TRENCH TnEATgE.
Tho quorulous tes.y, absent. minded Old Doctor Of
Acantarn prcscrtcd for tho tcne1t Of pretty iargs
audience at tho French theatre last evening The prn
clal disease which no undertakes 70 In what Ia
called tho 'blues,n Ind tho applause sud mcrrimont
which invariably follow his Noatrsat Of sucien
guarantees Of his " tho other inmates OF the
worthy Doctors household Mra Mozart surprised BY
her grea, tmproysment In both acting and sing
Ing II would DO hard % ind better represent
ativc ~ the prudlsh old duenna On any stAsc
Mr.. Caatc tho iacsadaisca lover, who energies
from the basket like the tender butterfly also
threw lifc and abandon into his vds Tho other
characters equally good The ehorases unoxcopt on.
able; and the orchestra With little moro color and deli
cacy would DO th. The Doctor II certainly rsn
In his profession aad Will soon command largo practice
Tonight tho Pose u Castillo VII b. produced IN now
dress considerably relieved ~ those Italian ge~gays anil
tnsei which cumbered IL AZ ia nrst representation Mr.
Dotrich. . sarofui and capable conductor will ta.e
charge 81 tho orchestra tho occasion. On Friday,
Miss Rlchngs will appear Ia the Daughter 81 ihs Reg.
nent.
THEODORE THOMAS oReHysTRAL cosCYRTs.
concert will DO given every evening this week q,
Kocha Terrace Garden Third avenue and Fifty eighth
street BY this distinguished artist and his orchestra Ha
CONCERTS for the past week have boon very successful
comprising Of the bert selections ~ sa'0a mussr,
lnterspcrssd with classical remit lsccnees
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ny tho China ve arc informed from LONDON that Hnan.
cial ssfAirs arr adorable.
The bank u England returns, large gold arrivals from
Afnerca. and the consequent certainty % an Early
dHcton ~ tho sts o. discount Increased nrmneas
% fuud- and conaols advancing.
Tho d.acourl demand continued rather active Tho
bank ten but rt class paper Ia taken al nine IN
open market
Measures are IN rrcfrsS fos mo rs-establishmeni o.
the Consolidated Bank
Iope IL Also entertained 6f partial resuscitaiIon q
Asrs Waterman hank. Tho 2gsrnDs0n ~ the latter
bank crested painful sensAiop, and tho instances %
raia caus I'D by Il arc SAID 70 eIcscd Ia number and
severity thoas ffufn any single calamity u tho sans
nature number % families " Indian ofncars hal all
their nvnrs invested Is shares The break down u
the bank attributed 70 the persistent attacks ~ srecu
ators 10 sha who-e proceedings are loudly dsnouDced
and state bring taken on the Stock Excbsngs 70
check 40 operation. of the rang whose procsedngs
calculated TO overthrow any bank against which they
may b. directrf
rbs stock Exchange Committee BY nfte~n a. twelve,
received 70 mao 10 siisrsion In tho mode ~ deabg
with hank i.Ares general tnostns OF too members
vas 70 IL held IN tho subject
an Official statement Of Ogsrenf 4 Gnrnsy's sTairs
shows little prospect ~ the shaf hods- geiuns ark
uuch Of their nth on and half % the pad capital
Tho direct liabilities nearly ria 800 90 ssrug
eisav a 100000 u tontiIgeE, liabilities on tsils o
tho hands of caxiorners
HAskss whitfUrd a Co, private banners ~ - Co
lorab AID Falmouth, have spspepdsd The LIABILITIES are
Get mated a. 400 0cD s.erng
The weekly ret Irns o. tho nsnk ~ Frsnco STOW
further large ncrease a " 10 90 frAnes IN cash
Tho Paris BDarss tho 9th n Jans outs, and
seafy Rentes c2f DC
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Tho Lntes, D.spstehes.


Continental politics .rc unc angel Ia the Diet prus
sla Lad fepudsted tho in5nustDn Of tiny intention ~
annex tho Duchles BY forcs she was willing 10 peacsa
bly, settle tho question By German Parliament, b., tho
Diet was incompetent 10 d. with the subjccL
IL Ia rurnored that the Imminent DEPARTURE Of The
AGglrian Minister from Berlin wrs contrldcfci.
II Was reported Tint tho Emperor a. Austria vas 10
the ah o. Juno for tho headquarters o. tho Army
o. the North.
Ia Tf0ncs considers II ccrtsin that VI Router vii Be
authorized make known 20 the Chamber Tho kmpe-
ror's resolutions concerning the crisis
The journal contrsdicts tho report That france 70
making military prsya-a,ions
Lcypos, Juno 10 coming.
Continental sdviccs continue q tho sarns ~arlss
character
There ere various unsuthentleaied rumors from
Vienna including that Bencdsck bad been ordered
Silcsa, aud that forward movement h.d CON
menced nso that Co1nt Karoy had protested Al Bcr n
uznin the military measures Of Prussia In Holsteu, aad
that bis withdrawal from Berlin wba Imminent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
The Turf.
HoBOERr RACES.

The spring meeting Of tho Hoboken races commences
to day, and will continue tho ensuing three days,
rain shine. To-day thsro ~ be three races; First
bali milo dash mile and half dash, with Richmond,
Knishthood, Oh. c BY Mohegan, and Peaosrnaker. by
Bourbon out OF hlwood. They all four year olds
tho hobegan colt and Peaccmskcr are allowed fourteen
hundred and four pounds In the pool salss last night
Richmond brought 500, while Knigb,hood sold for $40,
Pesoemaker s23, aud the hohesan t2o In other pools
Richmond brought about much all the others To-
gether The principal pool selling, however was tho
two mile hea, race which IN called tho Fcry Stake, and
for which there sir entries, viz Tnadstone Aldo
baran Ieatheriungs Thunder Oakland and Climax The
following are few Of the pools sold by Dr Underwood
VIII oh VIII show tho estimation In which the horses
held by those turfmen who specializing the re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19
The Nationsl Game.

Tho peconic Club Of Bedford. l. l., encountered The
famous Atlantic Club, Of Brooklyn yesterday Afternoon
nj tho Captolino Grounds BROOKLYN Tho Psconio az
ISOLATION il composed Of fine young and promising
players but at present they unable TO compete sue
rosssully With the champions Great Interest taken IN
,hp match the Atsn,les having sustained defeat By
tho Irvnrton Club, % New Jcrssy last vess 49,
bought they would make great change IN their nine,
BRING out some Of tho Atlsntics beat play A. tho
endf third innings the Pccorc had secured steven
runs for the Atlantic, ell obtained In the third In
nlnga This made The Poconlc party Iublant, but the
Atlantic Asn began W shou thor old style play and IL
the nnsh II ths ninth innings tho score s,ood ~ fol.
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Commercial Intelligence.
rnK LONDON MONEY MARkEr.

Commercial intelligence.
rn1 LONDON MONEY MARELr.
LospnS. Friday. June 9, 1850.
AsfRrAS smURriRs
United States i've t~enties, "a c4k.
Illinois Central Railroad, IL T5k; Eric Railway, 20
Tho weekly return Of the Bank Of England shows an
increase OF bullion OF 81 400 600
Another report says-At tho close nvo-twenties arc
"a GAY; Illinois Central, 10 Y, and Erie az 49,
witch the market appears 10 bs r althoigh prices
relatively In London and New York having nearly
spproxmatef. further buying Tor export Is almost
stopped Atlantic aud Great Western bonds active
under low quotations..
LosDoS. Juno 9-Evoning
Consols closed at 500. ss3. Tor money.
AMERICAN sscrH1xs
United States avctwentles Is Y o. Illinois Central
Railroad 70 a 10, Erie Railroad, Al as2
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LfvyRropt, Juno 9. 1890.
spectators and 500 bales 70 cxpor The market
opened buoyant, and advanced fully Id, but subsc-
tho market closing wiba decline Of Nd. I'd. on tho
week. Tho authorized quotations., according to tho
Brokers Circular, were:-
orleans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911 l3Li.
Mobile, ......'..................' !o.d is..d
Tho sales Of to-day friday were 5000 bales, in
Guiding 5000 bales to spsuat1rs and exporters Tue
market IS buoyant to-day, with an advance OF "a a
Nd per 10, caused by American adgiccs received per
steamer Java.
The stock in port is sos 900 balcs including 4osoo
TRADE REPORT.
Tho Manchester marke; IL nrmer under tho American
adsices per steamer Java with quotations unsettled and
some excitement.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
LyKRfooL June s-Evcnng.
Flour nrm, with an advance OF IL. per sack. Wheat
has an upward tendency with advance II -. 3D..
per nta Corn dull with decline OF 81 q Cd. per
quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef steady. Pork Arm. Bacon has upward ten.
dcncy. Lard nominal at 73s. Taiow Inactive.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE aAgKrr.
AshcsSa'es small. At 3)t. FOR pots md s3s ~ for
pearls Sugar steady. Coise steady. Rice quie, and
steady. Sperm oil-No s,ies Iinsrei cakes quiet
R0sin heavy at Gt g. 0d for American Spirits tur.
p,ntino duh at asa Petroleum steady at Is i0I. 49,
Jue advanced sos. . 400
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs Grmer. Wheat advanced Il. on English
no American Offering. Iron qulet nj co for bars and
rails Sos. OIL for Scotch pig. Sugar quiet Coffee
steady. Rico quiet and steady Tea steady. Taow
quiet NJ 4,s Spirits turpnntino dun AMI downward.
Petroleum steady at "a 2d Tor roaned TIA Tor crude
lAnseod cakes quiet and steady.
TUE LATEST MARKETS.
LoyDos, June p-Evcning.
Thore ia nothing new in financial agairs to-day.
Funds arc lrm and improving.
Money Ia unchanged
LIvsRpooI, June o--Evcnins
Sales Of cotton Today l0,vO0 bales including 900
bales 70 spectators and exporters ITO market 0rm
with yesterday advance fully maintained.
Broadslulfs drm
Iroysons steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-19

IN tbs HouEes Of Commons, on the It'll OF June, on
roirz mteo on The Reform bill, Lord Stanley
attempted surprise by moving that tho clause reducing
the county franchise DO postponed I'll after tho sotts
rnsni OF tho redlstnbutlon Of tho seats.
AMER debate. In ~h oh BeSsra Bright and Gladstone
strongly denounced the evaSive tactics % tie opposition
tho motion ri -ctcd BY 2s7 70 ZOO government
iorty 81
NJ wsipole then moved amendment making tho
county franchise twenty instead " fourteen pounds
rental
THIS wAa defeated b. 2s7 70 ga. Goycrnmeu, ma
joriy Ia.
Thee government victories received groat cheering
The peroni attempts ~ the opposition 20 defeat tho
bin w indirect sttsct8 loudly derouncei, espe-
claiy ty the liberal journals which contend that .
FAR lgt the Reform bH conservatives haso no chance
The House u Commons voted increase % sho
nrlty % Prnces Mary 1T Cambridge, her marriage
from ~ 0o0 70 1900 year
In tho House u Lords tho sth Of June Prince
Alfred hls seat for tie 6nt time a. Duks ~ Eiin.
bury
IN tho Honas OF Commons Juno - the Reform btu
was 10 have considered but ihe opposition STAYED
of b. speeches on various important topics