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The Germ an Question.

German advces continued to be more rcassurinR and
there growing belief in peace
A Vienna telegram of the 18th OF April ssys-Bavs-
ria, wnremburg, saxony Baden and Darmstadt
quite united the German and federal question.
Should they would all be on the side OF Aus
tra Their agreement encourages the hope that peace
will not be disturbed.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Times says
Count Bismark has repeatedly rendered dis resignation
within the last few days, but has been unable 10 obtain
The sanction O. the King to his withdrawal The modi
caon OF the Cabinet will probably be accelerated BY
The Emperor OF Austria having ormed the Emperor OF
the French that under certain circumstances he would
object to lay the ques OF the duchcs before an
European Congress
The writer saws most positively that concentration
Of troops has taken place In any part or Prussia, and
that there not trace Of any measure capable Of being
construed aggressive.
Peace meetings continued to be held in the large
throughout Prussia
The text OF the Prussian reply to the Austrian de-
spatch of the 9Th OF April IS published II dwalls
especially the admitted movements OF Austrian
troops the Pr ssian frontier, by which Prussia
fed TO take def nsive measures, and says If Count
Mensdorf, after the Emperor had passed his word that
aggression intended by Austria still continues
military preparations II cannot be expected that Prus
siaan equally clear denial OF hostile intentions having
been given by the kingshould relinqush those defen
sve which called forth by the attitude of
Austria
The Prussian answer to Engands remonstrancc is
said TO be cold and naughty
The Austrian answer says:-Austria does not ask m
inch Of land the duchess will she accept It, Prus
wishes the duches and Austria Is bound 10
support the nights Of the ScheswgHostein people she
will dictate 10 them but requires that the will OF tho
people and OF the Diet should be respected The rus-
sian and austrian troops should be withdrawn and the
people should choose by universal suffrage
Austria accepts their decision even II In favor OF
Prussia
A Copenhagen telegram says the government OF Den
mark has received communications which will compel II
TO lss passive attitude in the German dispute,
and II has adopted resolutions OF an important cha
ractcr
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A PEACE ASPECT IN GERMANY.
The Civil Rights Bill as Passed
Over the Veto.
British Opinion Of the War Of tho
Radicals Against the President.
suit for tho Recovery Of the EX-Privateer
Steamers Sumter and RappahannOck.
DC. &C. &c.

Tho steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool on Thurs
day April 49, via Londonderry April 20 passed Father
Point yesterday evening, route to Quebec.
The by the Hbernian is two days later than the
report of the Alemauia which appeared in the HERALD
yesterday morning. after the arrival Of the vessel
at this port
The English Parliamentary proceedings the 18th Of
April we're unimportant.
The House Of Commons was still debating the Reform
bill when the Hibernian sailed.
The London Shipping of the 18th OF April
Gains the following which indicates something very like
a Chilean privateer:-
Report of the Zanga Jerrett OF Liverpool from Cal.
lao:Spoke ship Santa Anna Of Havre, steering south
west Feb IL lat 27 60 lon AZ; crew appeared to be
70 cover the ships name by throwing sail over the
stern but not doing II efectualy we discovered her
name In coors she hoisted the American
ehStRh She presented very suspicious appearance.
The British ironolad frigate Northumberland
vessluly launched April IT, After she hadm little
In the ways 1t was determined not to give the signal
Yor working tho rams till the river was clear and
NIL else in readiness. Such opportunity did
not occur till close ON three o'clock, when the men
set to work at the hydraulic pF6s59s There we're
Few minutes of intense anxiety the gangs heaved at
the pumps, and the huge crowds assembled in all drec
tons kept cheering Then the vessel last seemed to
move and as she did she drew the anchors which
moored her to the earth and their sudden appearance
created rather panic among the crowd Of spectators
who standing directly in what would be their line
of march If the vessel pulled them after her The chain
cables let go by the rum and, they came with
laundering rattle out OF the hawse holes the Northum
berland gded slowly but with the most perfect
and regularity Of motion into the river
The British reinforcements for the Royal Engineers,
Fourth Kings Own Royals Second battalion, Seven.
teenh regiment and the First battalion, Twenty second
regiment lett Chatham garrison April 10 and proceeded
to Gravesend where they embarked board the hired
troopshp Ottawa for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
The British steamship Bosphorus from Liverpool on
the 18th and Queenstown 18th instant arrived at
Boston yesterday, bringing seven hundred and forty
passengers she has sickness board Spoke,
April Is, latitude as longitude A, steamer Louisiana,
from Liverpool for New York
The steamship horavan from Portland, reached Liv-
erpool on the morning Of the 18th of April.
The City OF Baltimore from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the 10th Of April
The Helvctia from New York, arrived at Queenstown
the 18th of April
The Chra from Boston via Halifax arrived at Queens
town on the goth Of April.
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ARMY BULLETIN.
MIsrFIIkNpDT[

Although military affairs do not command the alton
ton they did year ago yet the public will be Interested
in knowing that all appointments OF assistant provost
marshals In the Department OF Arkansas have been
voScd All assessments and collections OF money for
licenses, fines, &C. except provided by law and regu
ations by The military authorities have been dscon
tinucd in that State
In compliance with instructions from the War Depart
ment the Eastern military district Of Louisiana has been
discontinued
Major General Augur, commanding the Department Of
Washington has ordered the Fourth United states col
ored troops to concentrate at the Soldiers Rest wash
ington preparatory to the discharge OF that egnenI
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NAVY BULLETIN.

pETACHED-APRIL 49,
Second Assisent Engineer John G. stevens from Navy
Yard y. Y, and ordered to steamer Idaho
second Assistant Engineer VIM. II De Hart from
special duty connected with steamer Idaho and ordered
TO -teamer Winnlper.
Acting Enalgn Frank Jordon from duty IN Allah tic
squadron and granted leave oi absence.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Paul II Kendrioken
from steamer Conenaugh aud granted leave OF absence
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Thomas A. Galloway
from Concnaugh and discharged from service.
oRDgRED-APRII 90.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer VIM Welcker to
steamer Conemaugh.
oaDEk REvovEp-APRIL %.
Lieutenant Commander John @. Mitchell, TO take pas.
sage in steamer Ashuclot for duty in the European
squadron.
ArPoisrnp-APRIL 90.
Albert !. Doty, of Brooklyn, \. y acting second as.
sstant engineer and ordered TO steamer Msntonomoh
ARRIVAL or Tns FLAGSHIP MODE ISLAND.
The United States flagship Rhode Island isdcwhce
guns from ST. Thomas having Acting Rear Admiral
James Palmer board. arrived at this port yesterday
morning. hny ing becn absent nearly four months
During her a,-ence Admiral Palmer made a thorough
visit of The West India islands inspected the United
states squadron thsrc, aud established The ernsneni
ma ga depot for fleet at ~ Ihomas n 10 said that
AdmraI Palmer has been ordered home wilh a sisw Of
sending him n COMMANDER o. thr lying squahfon ~
look after and protect the American h.hlg niefs's
The coagt of Rri,h Sorth Ansfira Ils i..aw "a - q
list of the officers Of the Rhode Island
AcnG Roar Ainiai james >. FaiuaH
C1amcnder--D MN FAlntt
Csptyin--Ti,omss u. toriin.
LiesresGnf COMMONWEALTH FafHf
Lis,itenan's- -Jamos A Kane, - ~ s.sas
Murierg-H :. Taylor, A. D Brvkn
EaSiga--W. h Wheeler
Poynaser-J y. Carpenter
Snrgeo,-C. j. olcrburnc
AsflednA SRrg'n-G. b ler0mpr
Captain of xr,ihsa-A J. Buuiou
Licu'cnaAf of uor,p6a-J II Ws.hburue
Engin,,rs- Chief Geo Sewcll, First Aisisiaat n W.
Scott; second Assistants, J. Van Hoytnburg, Geo n.
Holt Wm. a. Nindsor; THIRD Assistants, b schoher,
d. Lee, G. X Warner
Ma'ct-A II Fletcher, W H. Brownson H. Elli-
OFT, j. a. wilson O. r. Starr
idaifilt Aecr fdry--F. j. Mason.
cd5PHcr-J,- Mcponnch
TltE GrSrOAr JAWS tbGEH
The sidewhcI gunboa, Jamcs Adger, r,ccutly from
AspinNai Is nov being dsmsnied ni Tie brooklyn
Navy Yard, and " u he sold she longer bcing con
sdcred NJ Tor naval purpose. She formerly one ot
the Chahcs1n packet. snd purchased ~ The 60
eminent ~ The commencement Of the ll" REBEL On
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Fire nj Pitfshurg.

PHTsBuRG Ia, April p, IsJ6
fire broke out yesterday In tho soap inanufDctoy of
Kier Adams Co, Liberty street The manufac-
tory, together with several small buildings adjoining,
was totally destroyed The total loss is about 81 900
which Is partly insured. The origin OF the fire was
cidentai.
The pottery OF Thomas Cafin this city
burned this morning The FIRE communicated 10 the
glass warehouse of Adams x Co, a frame building,
which was entirely destroyed The total loss Is sio0
and tho insurance So 400
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NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, MAY !, 1860.

steady Rosin steady. spnNs Turpentine quiet and
steady. Petroleum o9iet al r. a. a. Id for refined
LONDON MARKEhS
Breadstuds firm. Sugar easier S'ouee nrm Tea
firm. Tallow fiat
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIvERrooL. April 9o,-P
CotonThe Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of the
week at 6s 900 bales including $500 to spectators aud
10 600 exporters The market Is heavy and irregular,
and alter various fluctuations closes at decline OF nd
a 3D. the week for American and Id 21d for other
descriptions The authorized quotations are follows
Fair. Midiiing
Orleans ns...............17d lid. 135ld
Mobiles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .18Ld 14Ld.
Uplands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .16d. 14L,d.
The sales to-day friday estimated at II 900 bales,
including 900 spectators and exporters the market
closing armer The stock in port is estimated at $40 900
bales Of which $50 600 are American.
The Manchester market is hrmer but quiet.
Breadstuns quiet and steady
Provisions dull.
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LONDON, April 49, 1896
Consols are quoted to-day at s6zt a ST.
United States nye-twentes 20 'o Erie shares Sax;
Illinois Central s0H asl
FUNDS we're decidedly hrmer under the pacific
aspect Of German affairs. Consols and most other Sc
curities had slightly advanced The demand for dis
count was moderate, and rates unchanged
A decided Improvement was reported on the various
German Bourses The Bank Of Frankfort had raised It's
Of discount from ~ TO D.
Barneds Banking Company Of Liverpool, an old pri-
vate Institution recently converted into Joint stock al
fair was In difhcuucs. The drafts sf the bank
turned the 18th by their London agents II feared
that the commitments Of the bank were largely Of
speculative character but II was presumed that their
Kirkpatrick A Baiguy sugar rchners of London, had
suspended Labili,ies GiSo 600 sterling v
LosDos, April 20-S p NJ
Consols closed at se5s as7.
United states ave twcnties CO.,; Ere shares 53k q
"a; Illinois Central shares 7sh as0l4
atterhwartes Circular of the evening Of the 1sth of
April says.-rhe market for American securities has
been chiefly influenced by continental sales or demand
There have been very large operations on German
and Dutch account which have been met by an active
demand for export 10 America. Five twentics we're al
one time quoted as low a. 67k but there has been .
marked reaction and they close COX cs coupons
rise OF 4 per the week Illinois and Eric shares
depressed time fully s2 but, renewed de.
for n" ana 'at S'Trs ed Es ss"res For bonds
OF the Southern States there have been numerous in
qulries but the amount held here, with the eneep.
ton OF virginia skies, small that few transactions
are recorded.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LvgRrooI, April TO- 1896
The sales ot the four days sum up 8. 900 bales, of
which 600 were taken by spectators and exporers
The market opened with an upward tendency and ad-
vanced Id but subsequently bscarne heavy and the inn
provement lost, closing nominal aud irregular ID
ding uplands is quoted I'D
STATE or TRADE.
The Manchester market is dull and irregular.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUrFs naRKET.
An upward tendency and all descriptions are ,rfe
higher Flour nrmer and Cd higher Wheat tends up.
ward and prices Id I'd higher, winter red los los
Cd. Corn 1rm; mixed 2ss Cd 2es.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS skRgFT.
Market dull. Beef dull Pork steady bSon easier
Lard dull and nominal Butter inactive Tslow steady
LIVERPOOL pRoDrcy MaRK.r.
Ashes--Smal sales al 33s 33s Cd for pots Sugar
gust and asady. C0ass inseuys, kes asis, and
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Alleged Ext.asive swindie Tn ws.hing-
ton foonty.

An extensive fraud hts inr come ~ Hsht 10 kasi0n
Washington coguty through which the Cambridge Vat
Icy Bank has been sWibded % about twenty thousand
dollars IN dHeouBtng rOTt Tor Betly Hoaa ~ fss,nn
Othcr banks In wssbingcu auS Safaioga cpunur haFe
suffered IN the rsnnrr g. the ertcni " f
reported Of $4,000 Ratty Hosg orned tso arg
farms In tie town w0 N 81 o0 vith ra 10 st ssn
worth SIS 90 ard tIs 0lD stock tbs isusingi iefr
National Bank When thc'g nuf~f ~ do 4 vss -
covered n AZ ttgy hst dispoaef a nj - Tf9fefi p
W. Griren NO ~ Aihsny arf 1-i FROM ~ Ni"r
sln-e phlcn ftsy bsTr rgf t~r hfsfl u. Tigf hs'ia
ia ~. 81, nate .. sss.Sv&
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The steamship Persia, Captain Lott, viii ieays uas
port on wednesday Tor Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at halfpAst vsv,
O'Clock tomorrow morning
Tux NEW YonK HERALD- Edition for Europe-wa ~
ready at eleven o'clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrapper ready mailng
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MAILS FOR TIE PACIFIC.

The mall steamship Arizona, Captain MlEy Si!l envs
hiis port today for Aspinwall
lsc mais tor Central America and tho South Pacific
will close "a halfpas ten O'Clock tins morning
The Nav fpRS HERALD-- Edition for the Pacluc--sM
be ready al haJi,past nino O'Clock ia the morning
Single copies, iD wrappers, ready for mailing Six centx
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Fire in Lcavenv worth.

EkAVENWONfI AIfII U Isbb.
Eight or ten buildings shawnee street occupied as
clothing stores and saloons were burned on Saturday
morning Their stocks saved In damaged condi-
ton, and are insured In Eastern Offices There ls no
insurance on the buildings and the loss Is estimated at
from {2b 900 70 $50 900
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QUARANTINE REGrLArfOSz-THE USITIp sT.Trs
CIRCUIT COURT CLOeED-JHk WHOLE or SOUTH
WESTERN LOUISIANA ovERFLowEp. gre.
Nav ORLEANS, April 30 1850
The press here 10 very the cholera quarsn.
tine regulations which have been modified that after
thorough examination only those vessels having cholera
on board 10 be qusrantned and New York shipping
will be free but greater vigilance will he exercised
The United States Court has been closed and Judge
Darrell says hc will keep closed long bayonct.
briste about u.
Anew food iq coming down from all the rivers The
whole ~ Southwestern Lou ssna " ovcrHowed No
progress made ia closing the The lO1s ~
nroperiy and crops will be immense
The steamer George Washinzt0n, from New York. has
arrived
Cotton has recovered g. 81 is previous decline sale
today $50 baIcs r,ccpis, iJs- bales salcs lDw mid
ding at &c 1ic. sugar iar to folly fair, i5t.c a
Axe wolasz.s nominal Flour nrtn suporhnr ss Is
Corn 2J,c lower u,ired and yeiov. ti Of ~ OK
Oats b-c CO. Pork advanced 81 mess t3l. "a
con--shouldcrs, isisc, clear Sider, 1skc. Gold 100
Sterling sxchabge, I3S fro.ghts UNCHANGED
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Paonzed by the principal families Ia tniope and Ame
rci This excellent article Il admitted TO ~ toe sAndArd
preparation for all pnroses conneced wk 81. hair u
prevents falling on cfad-aea srurf dand7fi ac a01
keeps In the beautiful condition. It, sahina
renders the OF OIL poatum OF any other psepisrsa
quite supernuOus Sold by
GAIEY, II Queen street Jer.ey, Europe.
SHAVER, ~ Piccadilly, L,ndon
JONES a co. O. Boulevard dee tapuclnes, ParA
BIRCH No. MOl.sworth street Dublin.
ASTOkIN Post Strasse. Ne. I, Hamburg
HENEky, High street. Guernsey.
GREEN ~ lilgh street.
GRATHAM Lincolnshire.
cONGAIA, Madrid spain.
CORUJD Havana
LYMAN BROTiiERS. Canada.
MORTON CO. NDva Scotia.
GRAHAM, Newfoundland.
BtKGONNE co, San francisco.
WATSON, Prince EdwardS Island.
UEMPsTEAD, BallIe Honduras
foU. Panama
SiOBEY, BragL
MOSS A co. Australia.
HANoOlS, Vera Cruz, dcIico
KENNEDY Jaaps.
WEIR, Prussia
LOCAsTE, Russia.
BARRATT, China
MANLOVE, Japan
Aud by AL drugslsts throughout the world
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kr40 EHypNTii AyENFE-LADfMs bNVD
n "a ~ hifhssi ralse- ~ fAfS ~
"a Cafyfs rrfnlssa. a. - esAhae s ~ a@at~>9$.
~ ha NJ CONS
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BmtcheioS's Hair Dye.-The Best in ths
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable instsntA
ieous Factory ~ Barclay street.
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A Favorable Sotorie,y.-The Go


citation and extended .isc "BROwk'S BRONCHIAL
TROCHESn for Coughs Colds aud Throat Diseases has
rrochcs nftstc Obtain only
the genuine Browns bronchial Trochc land do not be In
nuencrd who make profit by ecilns worthless
i'm nitatip
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There great rcjocings OF ST. Petersburg ana else
where account of the Emperors escape from assas-
snation.
The man who attempted the Emperors life y Rus
sian landowner Of small means who considered himself
injured by the Emancipation OF the serfs.
He discharged the pistol within few feet of the En-
peror and shot would have probably taken effect had
not a pcssant turned aside the assassin's arm This
peasant had been ennobled.
II is said that the Emperor with perfect presence Of
"Wha have ever done to you that you should seek my
nfeS'
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The Danubian Prineipaiisies.

Berlin dispatch says 1t is extremely doubtful If
Prince Charles Of Hohenzollcrn will accept tho hoepodsr
ship OF Roumania
II reported that the great Powers had declined 10
countenance his totally Illegal election.
The New York herald., 1866-05-01

Crowds Of People are Rushi
WHITES, the halter, JOS Canal street. Tor bis eie
aud Cans
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MT JUHHSUH VIII, us NlIcI VI tIIC EN0tHtINVi
tile assistance as he can to a law which thus inv
judicial power of every Southern State. Yet. on
r hand, he may not think it constitutional to NJ
a law by any overt act His course most II
be to leave those who have made the law to enl
they can, against the will Of the population,
Did himself neutral in disputes which are not o.
ing.
The Ex-Rebel Privateers.
rs BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
The Ex-Rebel Privateers.

SUITS BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FOk
THE RECOVERY OF THE SUMTER AND BAPPA.
HAMMOCK.
ADMIRALTY COURT, LONDON, APRIL l7-BU0RE THE RIGHT
HON. DR.. LusHINGToS
THE GIBRALTAR OTHERWISE SUMTER.
This was a suit on behalf Of the government OF che
United States OF America plaintiffs TO obtain
Of this vessel The vessel had been purchased in the
year 1861 by tho then government Of the Confederate
States of America, and having been armed and other
wise equipped proceeded to and cruised the West
longing 20 subjects Of the Uned States In the month
OF January 1862 she put into the port OF Gibraltar,
where she sold to Melchor George Klngender who
subsequently employed her in running the blockade in
which service she continued until the close OF the war;
when having put into Liverpool, she was arrested in
this suit No appearance had been entered behalf OF
any person to dispute the right of the plaintiffs
and the usual notices having been gven the Court was
moved to decree possession Of her 10 the PLAINTIFF
The Admiralty Advocate, Mr. Brett q C.. and Mr.. T..
@. Clarkson appeared on behalf Of the plaintiffs.
The Court dccreed possession as moved. ,
BEATRICE, OTHERWISE RAPPAHAsNocK.
similar suit has also been instituted against this
vessel but the is defended and still undetermined
and.shorty after It's institution n second suit was com
d to obtain payment for ropes and other supplies
furnished to- the vessel and In the second suit the de-
fendants the American government twho are tho PLAIN
tds In the suit for possession had pleaded substan|
TALLY the allegations upon which they rely in their
pleadngs In the other suit
Mr. Prtchard mo-cd the Court to direct that as there
were in effect the avermcnts in both suits, the quit
FOR neccssarios should be suspended till after the de-
cison in the previous cause.
The Admiralty Advocate Mr.. Brett, Q. C., and Mr.. f.
G. Clarkson appeared in opposition TO the motion
The Court OF opinion that inasmuch as the app
cation opposed the Court had right TO enforce
qured by the circumstances of the case, which could
scarcely be said In the present instance.
Motion refused
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gained in the war SO far Conc ess can decrec the
force shall be governed directly from Washington as
IL they were the condition OF Territories even
So for the law of Territory must be Obeyed by its
inhabitants while every Southern State there win be
power dispensing with the local statutes and pun
isbng obedience 10 them democratic member Of the
senate declares that its enforcement will lead to
boodshed and division Whether this prediction will be
realized, and the power Of the majority resisted any
where by force is needless to speculate but this much
is certainthat bitter animosities must be excited by
such use of superior strength The character
the message with which the President accom-
panied his veto. The general government does
certainly absorb and assume powers which destroy the
federal SYSTEM and break down the barriers preserving
the rights Of the States The bill is stride boad
hdti atton and the cncnaion Of the legislative po,or
the federal gOrernmsm The tendency of the bill is to
resuscae the spirit OF rebellion and the progress
OF those influences which drawing closely
round the States the bonds of union and peace These
assertions are undeniable, and the extreme republicans
would perhaps, not care TO deny them They would
simply say the necessity Of the case bade Congress
assume powers which, though not given by the constitu
ton, were essential for the national welfare that
centration Of authority was indispensable after great
war; and that as to the discomfort Of the Southerners
any overt display OF II must simply be repressed by
force.
Assuming that the Civil Rights bill will pass into law
the anxiety Of the American public and OF the world will
be directed to the action Of the President Mr. johnson
Is the elected OF the people much Congress is he
Is the chief OF the executive or rather he comprises the
executive in himself he is immovabe for nearly three
years longer and duriug that time he has complete
mand OF the military force by which alone the Civil
rights act be enforced. Except by impeachment
Congress cannot efectually control him in any
which is within the limits of his authority He knows
this, and he also knows how far he may venture on
using his powers negatively prevent the enforcement
Of the act II may be that the President has not
as is believed by some Of his friends. Though
the Atlantic cities are, for the most part enthu-
notably IN the West the republican party most power
Iul and Is likely TO remain So There is probably
viii take for h o to SpS to his de
clear majority of the people, and TO enable him to with
The New York herald., 1866-05-01

In the Chamber of Deputies the Minister OF the Inte
ror stated that the government oognizant OF the
operations OF certain consprator but did not appehcnd
any serious disturbance Of the public tranquility.
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Cholera, Disrrh~s.--Isc Keeling
faihble Liniment WH. H. sHElFfELfS A %
Agents.
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s-poyai n.vsns aud Al Lsxsi Lot
- --.isIs fGti CIT ~ EfetfE ifs hfffs-F
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other than having Ia the stomach.
Browns "vERMIFuGE COMFIrs" Will destroy
without injury % the child.
Children having require immediate attention, ~
neglect of the trouble oftcr prolonged sickness
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Corns, BanionS. Enlarged Joint
all Diseases Of the Feet cured ~ Or. ZAcHAHIE.I