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IRON WORKS.
VULCAN IRON WORKS,


VULCAN IRON WORKS,
CORNER BYRD AND Sixth srREETs,
We are prepared to furnish, at short notice, BOLTS,
NUTS and WASHERS, all sizes +; SCREWS for Cotton,
Tobacco and Cider Presses, FLATTENING MILLS and
FACTORY FIXTURES generally; IRON GRATlNGs,
Wrought and Cast-lron FENCES, YERANpAhS, &c, 1I
every variety; PORGINGS and MACHINERY OF all
kinds
Repairing done on most reasonable terms and with
despatch. -
Special attention is called to improved SMOKING
TOBACCO CUTTER, which for its durability and econ
omy in working, is superior to any TS NOW IN use
mh2St Postofhce Box No. 927.
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS
RE.EsTABLI LIsHED.
Co-PARTNERsHIP.
The undersigned have formed CO-partnership under
the name and style Of
ALL Il RA H NJ,
To eonducta
GENERAL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS,
At their newly ittednp establishment, the
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND CANAL STREETS,
(South side of Basin,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Are now prepared to manufacture
STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
of any required power.
ALSO,
SAW and GRIsT MILLS,
MILL GEARINGS,
STEAM BOILERS,
BRASS and
IRON CASTINGS,
FORGINGs. and
MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Having obtained most of the patterns of the late Mr.
Philip Rahm, build new and repair old Machine
~ with great facility and, being supplied with the
most labor-saving tools voraby compete with
any establishment in any kind Of work, both as TO
quality and price.
The senior Partner,
FRANK KAHL,
Mechanical Engineer was, for number of years,
superintendent and partner ia the late T. Rahm's
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
ADOLPHUs ]. RAHM,
Son of the late P. Rahm, aided by
F. KAHL,
Has conducted the business of his father since his
death, in January, 1852, until the fire in April, 1862
when the works destroyed.
We the public that any work entrusted to us
will be carried out the most scientific and practical
plan, combining simplicity with efficiency and econo-
my with durability.
As successors to the late Mr. P. Rahm, of the Eagle
Machine Works, on Cary street, Richmond, Virginia,
solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed by that establishment from its friends
and the public generally.
feb2l-tf A. J. RAHM.
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PIANOS, &c.

TTHE PIANO FORTE BUSI--1R
NESS.-The subscribers have been -
engaged In the Piano Forte business fora q q ~
more than twenty years, during which -
time thew have sold upward Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
INSTRUMENTS to persons In Virginia and adjo dining
Ststss some OF whom families Of the most refined
ana cultivated musical taste.
The established character Of the instruments they Of
fer s now so hrm that all who desire to purchase may
feel entirely assured Of getting good article
- WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers ami Stationers,
,b1o+ Governor street, near Main.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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FOR NEW YORK: -
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships
HATTERAs,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander


The splendid new side-wheel steamships
HATTERAs,
LEWIS PARRISH, Commander;
ALBEMARLE,
II. A. BOURNE, Commander:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Peave New York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships entirely new, and were built ex-
pressy for the route.
They have splendid saloons and saterooms, and the
fare accomm odatOns and attention are unsurpassed
Passage, meals and state-roOms included, Sl5.
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly at
New York, the Companys covered pier, within
forty-eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the great damage
and loss by handling and exposure from frequent re-
shipping as on other lines Is avoided by this route.
Freights for points beyond New York will be for
warded with despatch and charge made, except ac-
tual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New York. at Pier No
36 North River, and the Companys steamers for will
mington N. c., Charleston, Savannah Mobile and New
Orleans leave from the same pier. Goods for these
points can be transferred without expense or exposure
Insurance is very low by these ships and the economy
in time insurance and condition in which goods are de-
livered makes this the cheapest route from Virginia
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
AGENTS:
Livingston, Fox & Co., al Broadway, New York
Samuel Ayres Co, Richmond, Va.
Calwen & Dunn, City Point and Petersburg.
T. H. Webb, NorfokVa.
For freight passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES CO.. Agents,
NE Office corner of Cary and Virginia streets, opPo-
site the Tobacco Exchange.
nov20--u
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L. S. & Co. also publish the

FARMERS GUIDE,
By HENRY STEPHENS Of Edinburgh, and the late J. p
NoRrOS, Of Yale College. Two volumes royal octave,
], 600 pages, and numerous Engavings.
Price s. for the two volumes by mall postpaid, S.
dec22-u
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
NEW SPRING STOCK BOOTS AND
N SHOES-Just received our Spring Stock Of
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes,
ladies' Balmorals
Misses Calf Balmorals
Boys and Youths Fine Balmorals
Children's Pine Polish Balmorsls.
Our stock is very large and well suited 10 the trade
and the attention Of is solicited assuring
them that we sell them good Boots and Shoes as
low as they can be had in this or any other city:
PUTNEY & WATTS,
mh2lt Donnan's Building Governor st.
BOOTS AND SHOES. Mn
We have received on consignment, the fol-' -
lowing BOOTS and SHOES, which will be sold
at invoice prces-frst cost
Mems Kip Hungarian Boots, prime
Mems Grain Cavalry Boots, long legs,
ladies' Kid dOube-sole Balmorals,
Ladies' Goat do,
Ladies' Morocco do,
Ladies' Gum 0vershoes,
Childrens Goat and Metallic tipped Boots,
Childrens g oat mock-welt Boots,
Infants Kid Boots.
ALSO,
One Case Mems Calf w. p, tap-soe Boots.
jan27t GARDNER CARLTON.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have this
" day associated with me Mr.. Joseph Pettyjohn, and
the business will in future be conducted under the style
ofLEE PETTYJ0HN.
Thankful for the patronage extended TO me for the
last twenty years, solicit continuance Of the same to
the concern. A. ). LbE.
ianlf
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NEWSPAPERS
y
TNHE SENTINEL"
PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI I-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
RALEIGH, n. C.
WIN E. PELL.......... Proprietor and State Printer
EDITED BY
WIN E. PELL AND sEAToN GALES

THE SENTINEL is an independent newspaper, a
warm supporter Of the Union AND the Constitution oil
Andrew Johnson our magnanimous President, and his
policy and devoted especially to the recuperaan and
PROSPERITY Of the South and Of North Carolina.
1t abors to promote harmony, good feeling and equal
rights among all the States, but will rebuke all
founded expressions against the loyalty and integrity
of the Southern people.
Special attention will be paid to the news and market
departments.
Full proceedings of the Legislature and all nportant
State papers appear in the SENTINEL.
Its circulation believed to be equal to any in the
State II not the largest Its advertising patronage is
large and growing.
The Daily and Weekly are now issued The Semi
Weekly will appear in a short time.
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La M
RICHMoND 4 DANYILLE A RAILROAD,
LII SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, Feb. 26, 1865. 5
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STOVES, TIN.WARE, &c.

STOVES, TINWARE,
- HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS &c.
GREG DRY B K D 7 IL E r S
Have removed from their old stand at Odd Fellow
Hall Franklin street. TO their splendid new store No.
S. Main street. between l4th and 18TH where they will
keep constantly hand a large assortment Of Parlor,
once and Cooking Stoves such as the celebrated Arb-
ter sheppard Ida Morning and Evening star, Monitor
Kip Rap Quick Baker, Commodore Chatter Oak and
others, too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
large assortment Of Fairbanks Scales, House Furn-
{.hing articles Pocket and Table Cutlery, Hard-
ware, SC.
Thankful for the past patronage we hope, by being
prompt in business, continuance OF the same.
GREGORY BROTHERS,
81, Main street. between l4th and 18th,
IanQ4 Richmond, Va.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
l. CoMPANY'S TROUGH LINE at
TO CALIFORNIA, ZI1EE
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RICHMOND WHIG.
DAILY AND sEMI.wEEKLY.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
- N RICHARnSON

~ W. RICHARDSON,
Us ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has resumed his professional pursuits. he will
practice In all the Courts Of the city Of Richmond and
OF the counties Of Henrco and Hanover. Take cases
Ia any District Court Of Appeals where the indueemehts
offered sufficient Attend TO the investigation OF
titles and collection Of claims q every description, and
give special attention to in the supreme Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia.
When Court he may be found az his residence,
Oakland, Hanover eight miles from Richmond, two
from Mechanicsvlle and fourteen nom Hanover Court
House. Address Richmond, Va, Box go. mhlO-ts
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

ihry-scven deaths had occurred board the vrgf a,
and that six had been taken OH from hor In the ya~i
boat aud buried by his orders yesterday morning
The PRECEDENT said the eonsignec Of the vessel had
called on him ths morning and expressed his willingness
TO do anything In his power which they might suggest.
He had referred him to DR. swinbume
Commissioner BoswoWru suggested tho propriciy q
appointing committee OF the Board tho vrg na
and report officially the condition Of things there
Dr. swNnuRsE having been sent for made his appear.
at this Juncturc Tho Doctor that tho hospital
ship Illinois would proceed 10 Quarantine 10 day and aS
tho Empire City would follow her day
The PRysipxsr said he had received Information thai
the England waa now ON her way Ia New York from
Halifax and that sho was worked by such Of her
arc we'll
boarded tho Virginia and found Of tho pasHongerd
vergng a relapse. rhey had all tho physical con-
di,ons OF cholera Ihry.eyen deaths occurred on ths
bay but learned that she dii not go down unit u
this morning ON account Of the fog which prevailed Y
waa considered dangerous for her 20 proceed Tbcrq
have been deaths board since yesterday Tho hos.
piia steward 10 sick but not tho surgeon u the vessel
The cases are all couin.i tho ftecrage There ard
mono in the cabin There are about ten hundred pepons
board all Of whom oomio tabiy situated than
s usually the case. The vessel h large and commo-
on motion Of Comm ssioner BoswoRrn the following
resolution was adopted .-
Resolysd, rha. tho SANITARY Superintendent, and pr:
port be requested to make an Immediate and thorough "a,
rived at th port fron ivel and her oandliion aud 10
On board ,ad ses.e ~99 ar sss ara Tspo i"I
morrow and also 70 report what action should be taken -
DR. swIsHugSE also stated that all vessels would ba
boarded below. lie had made arrangements for supply
Ing the Virginia with the regulate stores but that IA
sci
The President suggested that tho Battery barracks
would probably be- permitted by government to be urd
Tor hospital purposes In case 81 emergency NJ appc
ton for that permission had alrcady boen made.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

n Paris They were received with enthusiasm-the
foretaste of the harmony which may be expected on
both sides The Emperor Napoleon iii. said thirteen
years ago that sthe empire was peace" The French
are q military people, but they are not a quarrel
people Their ardent patriotism has been satis-
fed In two glorious wars when the sword drawn by
their sovereign In behalf OF natonaes and In defence
Of the oppressed, and not for aggrandizement Coming
after government which, by It's tmid policy incurred
the reproach OF wishing for peace At any price, the
Emperor Napoleon I'LL has restored TO France the foil
prestige OF her He has aM great moral
mission % flll in Italy and the East II is by peace
and peace only that this noble task can be
accomplished; and peace would only be secured by an
alliance with Prussia. France is and homogeneous.
down. no Poland TO blot out Of the map Of Europe She
devote the whole Of her efforts to the noble works Of
peace; and the only enemy she may have TO combat
has been braved and vanqushed by her sovereign by the
bedside Of cholera patients and In the hospitals
The following is the concluding passage Of this pam.
phet A certain press purporting ~ be the organ OF
fraction Of public opinion, has moro than once claimed
In the name of patriotism and OF national security,
the natural frontiers Of France The Emperor out
grandeur and glory OF the French narne listened to
these bold and sometimes Ill timed voices and sought
TO regulate his policy according 70 legitimate standard
with the prudence and sagacity which the distinctive
signs of his government BY the annexation OF Savoy
and Nice he had satisfied these aspirations But II he
has been obliged TO win these provinces IN the Held he
may by pacific rcctfy his frontier towards the
Rhine. What Prussia might cede to secure the friend
ship Of France has been already shown. The Emperor
may then thanks TO the strength he has impaired TO tho
French people and TO ts government obtain this pacific
conquest Prussia opens her arms 10 htn and 70 conclude
alliance ,oi. her Napoleon ILL., need ensbroa hinsef
Wih any one
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

yIESyA, April 5, 1896
II is stated that Prussia in reply the Austrian
OF the 3st ult, disputes the app csby OF Article xr
Of the Confederation to existing circumstances, and
svads the question whether she intends any violation
Of the peace by referring to the waKe preparations Of
the Austrian government.
All the Middle States Of Southern Germany have com.
municated 10 the Austrian their thorough
sAtsfaction at the note recently presented 10 Count his
The Prese OF to day publishes a telegram from Oder.
berg according 10 which orders had been received from
berlin not TO proceed with the mobilization o the army
The Debate Of today says.--we learn that In case
thc Prussn reply 20 Cosnt karoys note should not be
such as would remove sle apprehensions Of war The
Joint proposal for placing the federal contingent upon
,wM footing
The KreS, Zeifuno and the semiofhcia Nord DeusoA>
Ausemei.e zeng OF to-day, in referring TO the note
presented by Cslnt karoyl " Count Bi-mark state that
before connnunt ang this the Prussian govern
mani Austria baf notified 20 tes Middle States that, Ia
the Prussan seply should prove unfavorable I'm
penal g0yernmoai would propose that In accordance
with artsie eiev " the federal constitution the Nom.
peace OF tG-many "a gave been disturbed by the
of Prussia In ordcr 10 add wess- 70 this declaration
1ss,,a xCss w proPg:s sas %oDlon Of tho seventh
no. meet With ubs approval o. The V.s lie states
Yesterday afternoon and to-day Ns King conferred
With Csnnt Blsmsrk At the Foreign SA1ce The inter
view yesterday lasted one horr
Last light the Crown Prince OF Prussl< was present at
. soiree gwen by Lord Lofus, the Brtha Ambassador
~ this Court
BerresuS ArR. " D, lsoo
A telegram received here from weimsr states hat
Count Bsmark has replied In very brief ms 10 the
note OF Count Karpyi He declares that the tentons
ascribed 70 Prussia and protested against by austria
from circumstances brought about by the Earkc
preparations initiated by Austria herself The Pm san
has taken note Of the that sra
docs not intend attack Prussia and Count BIw ark
aoes no, hesitate declare that PrusM has no int.
tton OF attacking Austria
KlEtgRuHy, April s, 1s6S
The Official Kariryh>r Ze1tung publishes letter from
Vienna In which s asserted that besides the desrach
IN pru ais adj
circular note 10 the German Powers In this note
Prussia expressed her appohensions that she would
hardly be able avoid the appearance OF aggressive
policy h 10 prevent the now threatening attack of Aus
sa she should bc compelled 70 commence hos,Ilties
HAsruno, April Q, 1sos.
TIE impression prevails here that the peace between
ths sso Great Powers viii no, be disturbed
DHnDns, April 9, 1900
me oTciai Dresden Journal Of to-day confirms tho |
statement that Austria has despatched circular note 70
The German Made States that she viii, under certain
srcunsAncsA appeal the Federal Diet to settle the
Bchlsswg Holst>Jn question. Austria, confinues the
Drsdsn journal bcs, however nos yet carried that de-
esssason Into erect The circular cots which ecau ]
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
The Bombardmens and Capture OF Con-


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nrw YoHK, April 10, 1893
Although II s urcsoms task 10 refg,e all and every
of Tho miraculous umphs gained by tho spaniafds
in tho Pacac as your important Journal aud most ~
those Of sew York have accepted this morning
the news Of the bombariment aud occupation u Con.
cepoion received via Nontsvidco MaanEas and Havana
hope you wiil be Kind enough 10 contradict such 40
absurd piece of news and dIsipaie the false Impressions
that 10 might have produced In tho commercial circles uf
this city. IL viii be sgfnfent for ~ state that
cOrilng 10 the news, this b0mbsrdrsnt and orcgpa.
ros u Concepcion had taken place on the 2sh ~
February and that the direct receives from Con.
eepcion al this port via Panama, ny The New
York arrived on The sh Inst reached ~ b. The i0tb of
March that y say, ten days after that marvellous
plot q the rpanards ! DO not know n n vii b.
worth while ~ add that C0ncspci0n IL port bat
inland town located ten miles from the coast Ssverths
ess have but LITTLE folb, that TIE slaniars who have
been repgsef ia every attack upon the ships of
Chile, are capable ~ bonhafing With tho Old sisty
p0lniers ~ the Bsrenguea t~hlch lying quietly
10 The harbor ~ Valparaiso % the iOth ~ MARCH an
inland town lpst ~ well a. Don QDirots fongt WITH tho
windmls and def a,ef the numhsrisaa armies Of sb.t
on the hishrgads u Cataonia fEde~d, NJ Esito, =
curious appenfr 70 Don Qgr0ta could be written vim
the wond-fnl adventures o. The sganiard. sbos ual
srrsn, kngbt lsf ~. Tranquil plans u Ia HauchA for
scfuso Ia TOE Pacnc Co1segaeny fnnst b. psepafss
70 bear, opsof these days, iva Hsvsna and nsisnE.s
thai The NgmaDch 10 going by the " santaro "
the Gag o. The covsaonss nov hasssnr or ,bs
sails cf the cathedral of that city that tEs -bss n
tbs rpsn an Zee, has gone bs1s 70 The Psninfu hasns
saoesssfsl end W campaign unasrtAksn via ths so.
purpose u lslnfsring tho~~ rich ro<ka
fn ssnsrH' ~sy voaid russs 70 The rs- Yors
ins 70 The ~ The rscsc which . nos broush, 70 ~
wa rsnAfna Psrssiss ths oossps ss vii sTo.d ,hs
woubs % ciscns~snr sech sop~snes f&bysisf IN rpsn
ss,ssss. s 90 y. ~. s ~. s s.ss '.- ~
sESu vIcusA xAcKEssA
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
The Atlantic TeI~Qraph.

Previous to his departure from England Mr. Cyrus W
Field gave grand banquet 10 a distinguished company,
including Mr.. Admas the American Minister slndry
members Of Parliament, the leading electricians and
others engaged In tho great work VI the Atlantic tee
graph.
Speeches OF fraiernaI nature wore made and there
was very friendly interchange Of eentiments between
the English and American guests assembled OF
the Atlantic telegraph was the subject u comment
Great confidence was cyinccd and hopes expressed
for ia success
During his brief stay In Liverpool Mr. Field hal for
his guest and panied on board tho PcrdA by
that distinguished friend of America, Mr. John
Bright.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
steadIer Butter very duh Tallow heavy and declined

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
AsHEs-Sales small at 30s 37s Sugar very duh and
declined 3D. L. Coffee quiet and steady. Rice inac-
tive sperm oil quiet and steady. Lnseed oil firm AZ
l3s A3s Cd. Rosn quiet at 7s for common American
Spirits tnrpentine steady a SOS 3D. sos Cd for Amer-
can. Petroleum quiet at Is lid. a a.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, April o, 1896
Wheat quiet; quotations barely maintained. Iron
quiet Sugar easier. Coffee hrm. Rico Arm. Tallow
dull al 4ss Spirits turpen,ne steady at ASS 3d. Petro-
leum quiet ut q.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 7-Evenng
CoTroN-Sales to-day o, 600 bales. The market IL
easier there but little inquiry and prices weak
OF the above sales spectators and exporters took 500
bales- Middling uplands are quoted at l7ad al7xd
BRRAperuYFs are quiet and steady
PRoDuCg--Talow dull
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
(. IA ~ IL
Arrival Of the Persia with
Three Days Later News.
~~~~~-~~>~-~~~~,>>~
IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY.
RUSSIAN MEDIATION RENDERED.
War and Peace Still I'm the
Balance.
Nsp0leon Reveals Himself in a Grand
French Pamphlet.
An Alliance Between France and PruS-
sia indispensable"
They Can Humble Austria, be "Invinci.
bic" in Congress or Conference,
Defy Hostility, and Rectify
the French Frontier.
The French Troops to Leave Mexico, but
France to Hold the Chief Ports.
A Fenian Soldier Sentenced to
be Shot.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
&c. DC. &C.
The French Troops to Leave Mexico, bul
France to Hold the Chief Ports.
A Fenian Soldier Sentenced to
be Shot.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
&c. DC. DC.

Tho Cupard steamship Persia, from Queenstown on
the 9Th Of April reached this port half clock
last night
Her news s three days later.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field has arrived in the Persia
is expected that the government majority the
English Reform bill will exceed twenty.
Rumors Of ministerial changes current Paris
Apnl7.
The weekly returns Of the cattle disease continued to
show satisfactory dimnution in the number of ANIMALS
attacked in England.
An Official despatch from the East states that all the
European prisoners concerning whose fate SO much
teres has been exeited), to be delivered 10 Mr.
Kassam, the Envoy from Europe and taken out Of
Abyssinia
The Conference the Danubian Prlncipalitics held
another sitting in Paris
Onlcai advces rom Bcyrout states that the dstur.
Sanccs in the Lebanon have been entirely queiled The
Turkish troops will evacuate the mountains, and WIN
temporarily occupy the road leading from Tripoli
Beyrout.
Intelligence from Consan,inopc announces that the
imperial hrman dated March 10, sanctionilg tho suex
Canal Convention has been despatched TO the vceroy or
Egypt
select committee had been appointed by the English
House Of Commons 10 inquire Into the unsatisfactory
state Of the teegraphc communication with India with
. view to It's Improvement
Adviccs from China, dated at Hong Kong, March is,
Seport:-The tea season Is over The total export 10
date is ll4ooo,o 900 pounds Exchange London, Is
d. Shanghai, March 9-Tea quiet Silk inactive ex-
port TO date, 5l,o25 bales Exchange London, o.
sgd
The latest reports from India Bombay April A.
Cotton quiet Exchange 2l,s Calcutta April 3-Ex-
change %; freights 45
The steamship Hbernian reached Liverpool on the
evening of the 9Th Of April.
The New York arrived at Southampton the 5th Of
April
The Ericsson arrived at Bremen the 1st Of
April
The steamship Queen arrived at Queenstown on the
evening Of the 9th Of April
The steamship Africa from New York arr ved out
April 8.
The New York herald., 1866-04-20

srgci.L sxrriso AsD scTros OF ras cHoLrsa--
cOsnirTs APPOINTED 20 nIiElEs Tus via.
giSii AID ssroar vHar ACTION aH0CLD IA
Tsrss ~ rnx rsxsisgs.
Tts Beard q Health hsls spee,si nsssins ysstsr1sy
arsrrocn, Prsssdsnt s<hsu 10 NJ shsr
rhs passn~-S ssss ne sps<is nssuss called v,h
rsfersses 10 Ne srsvs ~ ,ts yrrha vih shs,erx
h<s,d rssy had Hissrspb~d " Dr svfsssrss ssd had
r.>siv~f sns~~ frv~ him sxains tAal v~ shsasrs
that sssss1 that vss~~i
The New York herald., 1866-04-20
THE GERMAN QUESTION.

The relations OF Austria and Prussia have undergone
change The attitude Of Prussia Is still represented
uncompromisng and warkc
The Emperor Of Russia stated to have taken the i'm
portant step OF rendering his mediation. He addressed
autograph letters to the two soveregns which do
vered at Berlin and Vienna BY special envoy General
Richter