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homn policr bnt ono which would admit the Intervention

home pocy but one which would admit the Intervention
of the parties to the Vienna Coz gress
The PARIS correspondent SOS whatever little hope there
wa. that peace would be Uintained seems to be Iap.dy
vanishing.
PRUSSIA.
The Crown PnEcoss gave birth to daughter on tie l-h
inst.
THE PRINCIPALITIES.
Ex-Mnlsicr Prince Couza has been impeached iof
wasteiu expenditure Of the public funds.
INDIA.
private telegram dated Calcutta, Aprl H. ray.
MoRey light. Goods dull Prices weaker. Couoh uaiy
dcoOpng. Exchange, 2i2. freghts unchanged.
LATEST.
Irvrproor Saturday. April IT, lS6f-Thc funds to-day
remained dull but closed rather iigmcr.
Abiding TO panic on tne BouIsc, the rams co-rc-
spondent Of The LoAdOH Times says that one OF the us
quetinc rumors was that the relations between tic
French and United States Governments were such as 10
Justify the very worst earsal o course, on account o
MEXICO. -...-..,..,... 80 uoooo IN c.,,ra,v
arc rapidly vanishing and he lsnuacs that the seubatce
Of neutrality By France few believe 20 be sincere.
Warlike run0rs continue TO circulate ia vienna anu
Berlin and the armGmcnts continue.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Pulssian reply 10 to
last Austrian note received on The Eth Inst IL dc-
nes in aconc terms To accede the demands Of Austria
for the rehabilitation of the Prussian force
LoyDoN, April l2.-The Paris Boursc is firm. Inc
Rentes closed at G6f 90c
The German crisis continues Tho rumors concerning
the difficulty arc vague and contradictory.
The news from Vienna is still warlkc
The IHdcpehdeHcc Bge has reason 20 suppose mat Tie
question OF armaments will be satisfactorily settled by mt
tual and simultaneous disarmament It's Informed tlat
confidential overures have been made to Prussia ~ Aus
tra TO that effect.
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Latest.

The first nights debate tie Reform bill has taken
place. TIE Times says that at time there
than 200 persons in the Palace yard Not much than
Argyle ar Laird and Mr. Tom Hughes warmly ap
plaudcd they drove up not by cheers much by
cappng of hands Mr. Bright drove up very fast that
he recognized by but few These however cheercd
him loudly. Mr. Gladstone cheercd with great
thusiasm.
Beyond these few tokens Of passing feeling there is
nothing to record OF what expected 10 be sort Of
great outdoor Reform demonstration. Inside Of the
House Of Commons the appearance Of things at night
tion Of the Reform Bill Mr. Gadstones speech
varied and earnest than he before made and Lord
Grosvcnors speech rapurousy cheered by the Con-
seryatiyes.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Tie American Missionary Association, an old anti
Slavery organization which employs most Of its resources oF
benefit Of this long oppressed race viii hold its anh'eF
sary meeting in this City in the Cooper Institute May al
10 ocloc A. m The speakers are MalorGen o. Howard
and the Rev Henry Ward Beecher This society we are IN
rmci A cTpendIns about SOOOlO Per arI9n IN e9SN %
and distributing nearly equal amonu 10 c!olhing Inc
Rev Dr. Ihom oil this City, wLo recently AaeS o u
rope % present this Association IN the ConC n
Ion Of Fngind and wales the May meetings IN London
aa the Rev. W. w. Patton, De- OF Chicago ana he hey.
gea Msfn ofts Csy Wal aid 1t in Tesns lands icT TIC
Freedmen IN Great Britain and on the Continent.
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z y ROP E.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE CRISIS IN GERMANY.
NO CHANGE TN THE SITUATION.
-
THE LATEST NEWS AGAIN WARLIKE.
Panic in the Money Markets Of London and
Paris.
THE DEBATE ON TIE ENGLISH Reform BILL.
MR. PEABODY'S LETTER TO TIE QUEEN.
THE DEBATE ON TIE ENGLISH Reform BILL
Mr.. PEABODY'S LETTER TO TIE QUEEN.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PORTLAND. Me. Thursday. Aprl &c, Isee.

PORTLAND, Nc. Ihnr7dav, ApFIT 20, ItI0.
The steamship Noya.Scoiian, from Liverpool on the 18th
via Londonderry on the 18Th inst, arrived at this port at
10 o. clock this morning.
The Nova Scotia reports the l2th inst, in at A.
lon. 40 Is, passed steamship Damascus, from Portland
bound to Liverpool.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown early on the morning Of the 18th inst.
The ship Grasmierc from Shanghai for New-Yosk, put
into Batavia on the I9th Of February having been ashore
She was surveyed.
Al American ship, name unknown, was seen IN flames
of Brisbane on the 10th of February.
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The Standard Tiaie.

To me gSi,,r u The " j. Tribune
SIR: The Standard Time furnished TO the Central
Telegram Office Of tie Metropolitan Fire Department ty e
Connecticut Clock Co.. and after this date ut u n and
D. n daily will be elegraphed and struck upon all tie fire.
alarm bells as follows: Pos,.oace, City Hal, Marons'
Essex Market Union Market Fifylrstst, Eightyhih st.
Mount Morris Thrtyttirlt Jefferson Market and Spns
S. Towers aad on each Sunday at q. Ii. in additional
Very respeetflly J. G.. ABBH.
Ofes Board Of Commissioners Metropolitan f"s DPi'"e'
Freaeas H1H Ncr. Tors April &C. lsC6
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HOTEL THIEF ARRESTED.-John Johnson, alias
James Johnson Wednesday evening arrested while
coming stairs the Metropolitan Hotel having his
waterproof cloak satche six umbrella aud other
articles which proved to have been stolen from Room No 3i
occupied by Ms Anna b. Robbins and Ms. Maria L.
Church Yesterday the prisoner taken before Justice
D0Wng aai the complaints of the ladies' taken. The
plants were en transferred the Court OF Special Terms
and tie prisoner sentenced the PenitenaIy for
each chlTgc lie Is the thief who. few
nights since. entered the Of Mr.. james M McCord Of
ETie Pa guest the Metropolitan, and stole from thence
wearing parcl vaacd ESQ The thief escaped with the
property at the time, but was subsequently recovered in
house IN W
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

A COLoRED Domestic IN TRoUBLg-Ofiicer Dunlap
OF the Seventeenth Precinct recently arrested Eliza Miles
coored domestic the complaint Of her late employer Dr.
Heman Mgan of No los Secoudaye who charges her with
stealing from tho female members OF his household wearing
apparel OF $3.50 Sergeant Potter and Officer
Chancr OF the Essex Market Court Squad subsequently
ascerained that portion Of the stolen property the
house No iJ Chry ryse where the accused In the habit
OF visiting. The house searched by them and portion
Of stolen property found there number OF tickets
also found and visiting the pawnhop OF Simpson
Co.. at the corner Of Bowery aud Deacey the remainder
of tie missing property there found Yesterday Justice
Mansfield committed the trial She is aged about
40 and has several occasions been arrested similar
charges
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

PROMPT POLICE OPERATIoY.-About 8 o'clock p. N.
Thursday the Rev Jacob Forsyth OF Chicago H. applied
officer Martin of the Twenty sixth Precinct stationed on the
Troy Pier foot Of Cana and stated that be had lost his
carpet bag containing clothing and papers valued at $500
few moments before. The officer commenced search and
ha' beard that suspicious character had been leaving
the Pier but short time previous followed him TO the LIQUOR
store No 400 Westinghouse where the officer found secaed
In wacrelcsot adjoining tue premises the carpetbag and
contents iatact aud restored II to its owner
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

ATTEMPT TO OUTRAGE LITTLE GlRL.-ffed'
eYck Sep young German 10 years Of age was arrag1ed
before Justice Walter yesterday charge Of attenpust
violate the person Of little girl named Martha Peer yeas
Of are whose parents reside at No. sc LVen-st u u 10
nse was alleged 10 have been committed on Wednetdhy
night when the girl reported 20 have received bss
which required medical treatment IL Is also alleged Sp
made similar attempt the child some weeks tt7'
HE examination was adjourned until Monday next
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

PUNISHED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS Solomon
Frank butcher was yesterday arrested by Capt Wilson Of
the Twenty first Precinct, on charge OF cruelty to animals
Tho prisoner engaged in driving containing about
dozen calves through the street the animals being tied
thrown into the bottom OF the cart On reaching the Station
House Of the calves found TO be sufJcated Frank
taken before Justice Connolly and fined s..
Isaac Smihcuer Francis Kinney and John Roth yes
teday arrested for similar offence and he'd TO bail in the
sum Of $500 eachby Justice Bowling
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by the Africa.
HALIFAX. Thursday. April 26.

HALIYAx THURSDAY April g. 1866.
The steamship Africa arrived here at o'clock this after
She brings Liverpool dates TO the nth inst two
The steamship Africa left Liverpool at $3.50 Oh tho
morning Of the 18th, and Queenstown on tho 18th inst
The steamship Peruvian arr ed at Londonderry on the
night Of the 18th.
The steamships Pennsylvania and Australasian both
from New-Yors, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst
The steamship Tariia from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons the l9th in presence Of
crowded house, Mr.. GLADSTONE IN earnest speed
moved the second reading of the Government Reform bill
of tho bill lie said The time had come iur deeds not
words aud besou5h the House lot only t. be wse but
wise in time.
Carl GrosyenOr moved the amendment Of which no had
given notice in favor OF postponing the question of reform
until the entire scheme contemplated by the Government
was laid before Parliament.
Lord Stanley seconded the amendment.
Neither of them mentioned tho expedieucy OF REFORM
bnt eoDtended that extension Of the franchise should not
be separated from the question Of redistribution of seats
Spcocbes made favor of the bill by the Marquis
Of Harrington and Others, ,and against by Gen. Peel aud
Others, when the debate was adonrned.
Rends declined 10 66f &c., but afterward ae 10 Gk
40c.
AUSTRIA .PRUSSIAS QUESTION.
Official contradiction has been given at Berlin 10 tho
assertion Shat the Prussian Government would take
prsals account Of tho expulsion OF Count Wadensee
from the Au 'tran territory.
II is rcportet that ts French Embasssdor az Berlin has
been instructed " saN that France considers radical re.
,olsuuetIoa CoLSs1s..s. IL " QasanQg IL G.ylaI
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BROOKLYN NE Ws.

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Board met yesterday afternoon. Tie Chairman presented hG
monthly report Of the Relief Commissioners showing tho
financial condition Of the institution as follows:
Cash hand at date Of last report coo 90
Received from County Treasurer...... 5000 40
Paid tO families slnce.- 5.49 ~
The report referred the Committee on Accounts
The County Treasurer Itborzed 10 borrow TOT PERIOD
not than nine GOns Of interest not exceed
ing per cent per annum the o SO1VO foT tie
SUPPORT Of the poor n Kings County IL moved as an
amendment that s0OO appropriated NJ previous meeting
from e contingent gn4, be refunded TO that account nom
he sum named in the resolution. As amended the resolution
adopted. 80
Gen Crooke offered the following, which adopted;
Re,lrc BY virtue o. Chpter=8 Of the laws Of le6 TIE
County Treasurer Kings County under direct " the Comm.
County gc Ia tie several Institutions Tercd
1, therein eehclte indebtedness payable Or before the h
DAY rbrusry with urrrs. the time TIE axes
legally paid by them rcud them tic several amounts para ~ e
county tie 1903 and l4 taA
assessed on their public debtsdne., Of the United
states Of Auei aud which have been jldcsy dscieedt0
Lave been Illegally imposed tDi collected
The Board soon after Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

al New England may be benefited as well as the
rect q mankind ftle officers Of the Agricultural and Hort
cultural Societies and Farmers Clubs viii report Immediately
TOD Titon Co., Boston see It announced that
ey intend 70 publish the TRANSACTIONS Of the new Engand
Agricultural Society," and would ike 70 cnbody All me useuI
INFORMATION possible obtain about agriculture hr9ughou
the states embraced n the limits Of that association O,srs
vail DO well send their last reports a. once or any OUNCE
--srl L
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--latest Ship News.

ARRIVED
Br. Ccely Helm fof Mamiek Tylor Macao Bral % csys
with sugar 10 II. H. SWin a Co Leit no vessels.
schr B. d. Pits Jones' Providence for Elizsbeth.ot.
Schr II. =. Fly Stokes Providence
schr BeuJ stons Bfrwn. Providence FOR EIaLelhport.
schr m. b. jenkins. Weeks, Providence ior Rondou,.
Schr L. W. Brdsal Terrell. Newport Tor Eli1lbethpot
Sarah r. Thomas. Arnold Nwilsyen for Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamship. Virgo Pers and st4r.isht
DISASTER
Henrietta coal loaded bad bound E. ashore Dead Ecus
kus IL Island.
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observation-disclosures TO a fIREMAN-A hIe
ofnceplary origin was discovered IL the stable Of HsnoD
Csrman North Ninth.st, near Fourth E. d., at an eaJy
hour Yesterday morning and extngaisbed with slight oss
While Engine No. proceeding 60 tie FIRE, one i rs
partv naed Abraham Bckcry, stumbled and fell under tle
foui wheels Of tie machine and bad bis right leg severely IN
ued Ackerly was taken home, No. "a North foaIL'
st., and received surgical aid.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Az HONEST MACHNB.--The Rev. w. G.. Hubbard
Wilson. ~ " the WILCOX GIBBs SEWING MACHINE
Company Of this city, have regarded your Machine the most
perfect construction and working Of have bot now ser
takins Il 10 piec admire 1t aud 10 hoEef
cas and hono and wl ake
tern from IT, IN principle aud daty
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Irnncr.

The Senate, upon petition for the modification Of the
Constitution relative 20 the right Of petition has adopted
the previous question
The Corps Legisatf engaged upon the Government
bill relative TO the mercantile marine.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Another case of forged warehouse receipts has just
been brought to light ~ Chicago Forged receipts
10 have been issued by Mum Scott pr0peOrs VI the cT
Western Elevator amounting IN all % 5000 bushels CI Iia1
we're sold By representing himself as Harms "Ason
rron est
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

TRIAL FOR MURDgR.-George Schmidt, ndicteSior
tie murder Of Hugo Wechner the let Of January last was
placed on trial in the Kings Comfy Court o oyer asd
Trmner Yesterday Seyeral Witnesses examined ana
The ase was adjourned until today when it viii pIoba
be concluded.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

GARIBALDI SUITS, POR BoYs-The most elegant
before seen In this country Ladies call inspect them
BR0KAw BROTHERS,
No. 81 Lafayette place and No. ~ Fourth ave-
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

BURGLARY. The stable of Wm. Suttle, Magnolia
st. T. D. was entered by burglars at early hour yesterday
morning Sand robbed Of everything which could be CON
yeneny carried away committing oi L9Tness sodeeS D1S
robes, &c, 10 the value OF ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

FATALLY IyJURED-Coroner Cover yesterday held
4ucs Bellevue Hospital the body Of Thos Dempsy
who died fr1 the eject OF injuries received the l7h Inst
On that day deceased Gng the platform of
Hudson River Railroad freight cars and At the
~ ClrtopLest lumber wOgOs came IN contact with the
~ the ear crushing deccaseGs @ lie conveyed 10
thc above Ast tion where bis leg ampulted AID death
followed. verdict OF accidental death rendered.
Deceased aged oil years native OF Ireland and resided
at No Jy3 West Twenty e.ehth.st.
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lAnu0uuccments !

REMoyAL-REMoyAL.-The OFFICE Of THE BUR-
which protects nysby and without dau
age window door the house No 2i Broad
way opposite City Hall L. iioLAEs.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

CozZEYS's NATIVE WINE HOUSR.-The stock of
VINES comprises the greatest variety IN TIE United c,.e
,rea 20 tie tisdr.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

ConstantnOple adyiccs say that army of 60 900 mon
watching the Christian provinces Of Turkey, and
would enter the prncpaltes should disturbances arise.
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spnin.
Turkey.

II was stated that Gen. Lessundi had been nominated
Captain General Of Cuba vice Gen. Dulce, resigned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
CITY NE VIZ.

COOPER USlOy LITERARY CLAss.-The fifth regular
monthly ectare Of the season will be delivered by John A.
Taylor cgq Of the NewYoTk bar Saturday evening next
the music hall Of tie Cooper lnstitAe sapeet 1Ne
FIfa I'm az
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

r ~. x BACON PIAg0s. established 1929. Ware
rooL4s Gfandat, near Broadway, NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Tn the Superior Court, before Justice McCunn,
Yesterday iu Of Marcus Schwartz as. Tie Hudson
River Railroad Company. tie plaintiff crossing the ra.
road Yonkers with wagon ard demohns Of whisky
when surprised by the down train b great excrtons
be managed tie horses head around 10 escape but
tie unt wheel struck by the trou ursttin the ana
the tcm1ll and breaking the wagon badly He nsked 80
damages Tor the wagon and harness and $50 for tie
whisky The jury gave hn So which the Court added
allowance. Mr. S4Hdosd for palnth Mr North ior de-
ieBdaut
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KlSG's COUNTY CIRCUIT CouRT--APRI 22.--Nos.
80. L.. - 70 all -
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10 MEy BcRIgp pY rng CAyIga.Is or 4 VAuLr

--ONa or THEM REscrEu-1HZ CoRfsE or TIE OTHER DUG
our AFnR SoSg HouEs LABoR1ho vault attached ID the
Oriental Brewery oca;cd ia I -h,hst between Second aud
Third ayc eaycd in shortly before o'clock yesterday morn
ag buying $50 Of the wortmen. One Of tEcm named william
Hgs was got Ogt GeT having received slight irJre-
Tho otfar william Terlay was found hcneG mass 0f rub
bsl which for several hours ded the efforts ot The gor+
ucn ard Nueteeuh Precinct Police 20 clear away lie
corpse length reached and brought 70 tie surface II
found 20 be much manged Death, without Doubt was
ustautlue0rs The body conveyed 70 the Nlneteen
Precinct Sntonh0use and Coroner Gamble notified % hold
inquest lie deceased resided IN Nlceorthst, between
sixth ald Ycnh aycs where Do leaves VIE nnd several
children. At tine Of the accident tie two men bad
descended into the vault fr tie C placing props 10
support the sides aud prevent them r0m cayg n but before
they could SO, The weight TOP Of tie vault Ileepated
q catastrophe
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

BoGARDUSs GALLERY.
WESDEROTn, TAYLOR BRowy OF Phiiadelpha
FINE MsIAIUzRs
Zee specimens at BoGARDuss GALLERY No. j61 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

DISTRIBUTION or RELIEF AMONG SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS FAuLIEs-The regular monthly distribution oi
relief among ,he disabled veterans aud the widows and o.
phans q tie w4r took place yesterday Col Heman So
d.ers aud Sailors Employment and Relief Agency Ne. l3o
Canal g. Long before the hour appointed the applicants ioT
relic. who have been found entitled to IT, congrgated on tie
Sidewalk il Io1 Of the Relief Bureau where each of them
received as usual q weeks raors consisting Of tea coffee
sugar -four smoking tobacco and some pocket-uoncy Inc
rv oi distribution most ntcrcstnr 0s some gentlemen
wJ LDSc literally contributed 30 TIE Relief Fund. end also
members OF thc ComHte were present and expressed
Themselves entirely satisfied with the manner IN which ne
dftrhui relief conguccd The next distribution VIII
asc ae last Thursday OF next month and on every
asst Thursday of Consecutive months. Tickets cuhns 10
relief should obaine by old well applicants be-
io.e tie l5tl OF each month, at No. il6 ConaI ST.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

EOR SALE-H0OP SKIRT FIXTURES CON-
pe,e perfect order and nearly with or two monas
chance wishing In the b-s
Apply ai the Factoy No y Beskmtns st. up 'tsir'
40 TO THOMAS K. AGNEWs, Nos. 260 aud
~ 22 Greenwc Moray end there you viii trd
Teas Coae Fish Flour and everything e cheaper than In
Ncw.l oIk One VIice house.
IMPROVED ELLIpIIC HOOK
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ExEcurIoN AT EnEzABHrH, N. j.

JOIN meElow esq, &c, &c. &C.
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Hon. WILLIAM II SEwkRD &C.. g., &c.
MI. BlGELOw TO MR. sEwARD-l lExtracil.
50iS BIoELOw
uoD. WILLIAM II. SEWARD Secretary of State.

Nh NGLLRW TO MR. sEWAPD
LEGATION or IHE INlIID STATES PARIS. Fob q, lfG6.
SIR. You will fad at page zoo Of the Documes DiplO
natiques transmitted with my dispatch No 2J7 note
hon. which is calculated to leave incorrect impression of
what passed az the interview 20 which II refers For the pur
pose Of Tee.ng that impression addressed "a Ar DrOuyn
dLhuys the 9Th instant letter. Which, with his reply.
dated the s instant have the honor inclose II
present L:enon 90 request him to publish both letters ia
the CoHs G sud Ia Fonce where the dispatch III Ques-
ton has been reproduced.
an, Sir. Will great respect yo1T obedlen servant
JOHS BI0ELCw.
Hon. WILLIAM Il SEwAgD. Secretary Of State.
MR. BICELow MP. pRoUys- DLHUYs.
LEGATION % UNIIED STATES PApIs Feb : 1866
SIR find AZ 200 OF the DgcrsHs Di9lDmague for
copies o. which haze to thank Fxceaucy letter
Marquis &c nOntbOOI bearing date October I-O in which
your E1ealency says. % In yous ecriyant, 80
Translation Of
In vritrg tine dispatch have entered into p,th
opened by Ar Bigel0w ans9h se7er9 days In con
yersaOn 10 reaOn to other matters tbs mnter asked me
IN hs and without preiudgi1g he opinion his
Government did not think that the recognition Of tie
Mexican empire by the nted States might facilitate aud
hasten e recall 0f r0ops The instructions which send
yon are IN answer to this question
As neither the language which remeuer tl have used
The impression which intended TO convey that
epcy given Of In the foregoing citation dese to
ss your EXcelenoy The circumstances under which 1t
cnred for the purpose Of bOwsg that the confidence
my own recollection ana IN NY memoranda made Of
20 time N not misplaced.
Your k1eeency In reply my inquiries had been express
ing your sxlye Of faith Ia the ultimate consolidation Of the
5as undsl sQdsr the auspices OF France In MEXICO And
that your hopes ~ soon recalling yonr troops
80 lsoapdusteJ so4Ne & TIC dhcyt@ fggpst ELtD it
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-09-22
Succession Sale.

SUGGESTIONS of John r. Mcdonald, Mahala
Trevilian and Moses S. Mcdonald, de-
ceased.
Dyvirtue of an order of the District Court
D of BOssier parish, La, and writ of
sale issued to me hereunder, will sell at
public auction, at BOggs Store, in said
parish, on Wednesday the 4th day of Octo
Der next, beginning at ii A. NJ. the Gin Gear
ing belonging to the two first named sue
cessions
Terms-0n credit till LIST March, 1867 j;
purchaser giving note with approved per-
sonal security for price, and bearing per
cent per annum interest from day of sale.
Also, on Thursday the 25th day of October
next, at the Court house, in Bellevue, be-
tween the hours of Ii A. NJ. and p NJ, |
will sell at public auction, the following de-
scribed land, to-wit:
East half of south east quarter of section
two, of township twenty-three, of range
twelve, North West La, containing 70 76-I00
acres, belonging to the succession of John L.
Mcdonald and also, east fractional half of
north east quarter of section two, and north
west quarter of southeast quarter, and south
west quarter of northwest quarter and west
half of northeast quarter of section eleven ;
all in township twenty three, of range
twelve, Northwest Louisiana, and contain
ing l9l sc 100 acres and belonging TO sue
cession of Moses S. Mcdonald, deceased
Terms of Sale-0n credit till Ist March,
1867; purchaser giving note for price, bear
ing eight per cent per annum interest from
day of sale, with approved personal securi-
ty and mortgage on land bought to secure
payment of price.
This Goth September, 1866.
SAMUEL A. BOGGS,
ms 5ts Administrator