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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

Exiens ssd Progress ~ the Revsiusis1 la
Gnuair.
~oNaia August 2s corresponds Of Paris Moneur
Tho agitation which hes arisen IN the island Of Gambia
s tending 10 spread throughout the Archipelago web
being organized al Corfu, Athens, Hermopois syria,
Chacis and In this port. Tho people = Gambia have
Just sent deprAiiou 10 their country General
Kasrgi 10 request Inn 10 ake command OF the troops
All the Greek journals favor the movement aud although
At the Of the lsh August blood had been shed
the situation was not without gravity.
Ia the part Of the stand the Christians
cntrenchsd 81 Iherssos, and had been Joined by the
sphakiotes whose mountains very difficult OF access
The General Assembly, which hrst met at Proenero ID
now Alskes Israa Pacha, At the head Of numerous
troops Ia encamped al yrysses the district Of Apo
coronos and there directs te movements In the centre
Of the stand while sslm Pacha with his Egyptians
cupied Arme1ous Vt the eastern extremity Of Cands.
The number Of Christians armed estimated nj
twenty-five thorsand and the Governor General be-
ncvcd 10 have an equal force al his disposal
Tho island contains nearly three hundred thousand IN.
habtsuts, Of which forsy.nye thousand only Ma.
homefans
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sAs FDxosto Sept II, fs9a
The latest election retlns from Idaho ssy that Hol-
brooks majority Congress viii no. exceed eight hun.
drcd The Las stature s.ands follows ;-coanc seven
democratic three rnlop; House, seventeen democrats
three non No disposition unaffected 70 agtzts the
question 81 state orgspissslon this year
Divldend.paying M nlng stocks sbow q hrmncss With
bat few transactions Hale A Norros. has declared .
dividend of ssventyfve dolin- per share payable on
che 15h and carrie. over sum eqaA 70 three months
dIvldaud Money Il easier, WITH signs of . Diminishing
demand and an lrcrcysd suppy. Crown Point Mining
stock sod ~ ts2o yellow Jacket, tsTs Deictsr elIf;
0phm 1900 Legal ttnfen. III.
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AUSTRIA.
The Emperor Francis JOSEPH, to his Ministers
and pcoute.

From the Tapasgercht OF Vienna, August 81.
The Emperor Francis Jcgcph, he day Of his fft<,
appeared exceedingly downcasf In the afternoon he
summoned all the councillors Of the crown and, with
tears in his eyes, addressed ihem in the following
terms This Is my fete day. Such occasions remind
man. the highest placed that he made another
step toward the tomb and that no ought future 10 do
his best according 10 his knowledge and his conscience
II my people have 6efres wl ch arc yet realized
viii stretch my hand TO aid them do not wish my
patcrnal intentions TO be doubted Speak frankly, gen
temen. What Is the opinion which predomnates among
the popuationsSp
The ministers remained silent With the exception OF ono
who replied :ssre, 10 speak frankly public opinion Is
in despair The minister afterwards explained 10
his Majesty the wishes and Tears which had taken root In
the mind OF tho public.
The Emperor dismissed his council with these words
can that state OF things must change, aud the PEG
pie shall ftx my birthday gaiiy."
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n A N 0 We R.

a Royal Pra-sian viceroy for the Territory.
BsuIS, Sept u, 1899
report IL current In governmental circles that the
King Of Prussia has decided place the Prince Royal Of
Prussia tho late Kingdom o. Hanover vioeroy
end that h Highness will soon take ~ bis residence NJ
the palace IN tho city o. Hanover.
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I0SDos Sept il-Noop.
The current prices Tor American securities az fol
lows
United states nve.twenties. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Illinois Central shares OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1sis
LONDON Sept. ll-Evening
The money market Is slightly easier, and consols
closed this evening at SOL for money.
AMERICAN srcuRinEs
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1850.
The market for American stocks is slightly easier and
quotations at the close Of business to-day were as Toll
lows
United states fve-twenties.
Erie Railway shares AK
hiHos Nenlia railway sbares....
Liverpool CoffoD Market.
LrvEnroor, Sept 11-Noon
The cotton market IL quiet but steady me safes 70
day arc about 900 baes Middlng uplands are quoted
at I'D.
Irvrnroor Sept l1-Evening
Tho cotton market has ruled steady, with sales to-day
OF 10 goo bales. MJdlipg up'ands closed at l3d
Liverpool BrcndstnGs Market.
LvsnPooi, sept. l0-Evening
Tie breadstuns market is hrm
ENGLISH u4Rvrsr.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l1--Noon.
The anxiety as to the Brts grain crops increasing
The weather Is scry and prices are higher in all the
markets.
LIVERPOOL Sept 11-Fvening
The breadsnfis market is active and hrmer, with an
advance on all descriptions The weather is unfavor
abie for the cropa
The corn market Is frrner, and MIXED Western
American Il quoted al as o. per quarter. Wheat is
rn with advance OF Cd al per GENITAL Flour Is also
very irm with advance OF Il, 3D. per barrel
Liverpool Provision Market.
LvERroor, sept 10--Evcning
The provision market is quiet. Pork IL dull
- LsyrRPoooL, Sept. ll--Eyoning.
The provision market y generally steady.
American tallow exhibits more frmncss.
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p R y s STA.

TIE Financial DinscuIsy Bctwces the Crown
4. and the LEGISLATURE.
BgRLis, Sept liza H.
Tho committee or the Chamber Of Deputies persist in
the design Of reducing the amount OF the loan which The
government asss authority to obtain by the issue OF
Treasury notes from sixy millions 20 thirty millions Of
thalers
me Minister q Finance has protested In a speech
against such reduction and expressed the hope that
che chsmher would pass the bill In ,s original FORM
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draw his nanS and concentrate 6fsn e.lhev aoU,n.n
or slocum me Weed republicans cpj cted Us eiccnm
on the ground that they said 70 much aean him N ihe
canvas last year thai they did not want 10 be
70 swallow their own words quite % Soon
Al seven o'clock this evening II looks very much M
though the Dix men viii concentrate upon Hoffman and
then take Pruyn the second man on tho ticket II n
probable now that the whole matter viii be "a hsr
monlzed that the nomination win bs made on the hrs,
ballot to morrow but what s fixed this bour may DO
improved hour latesE States ara mighty ancertar
Just now.
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LONDON, sept 10-Evening.
The Eastern question seems to be looming in the
future Russia shows signs OF moving once more 10 OBJ
tain The control Of the Danutan Municipalities and pro-
baby eventually OF consiansinople .
rA~ Porto has determined 10 recognize Prince Charles
q HohenzolIern Is uospodar Of the Prncraltirs.
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fort forever united 70 the Pussian monarchy In vr
tue " ART 10 two OF the constitution.
Sscohd-the Pussian constitution will enter into force
on the Isl OF October 1867 those parts OF the coun
the necessary exccutory measures Tor that purpose shall
be determined by special laws
Third-until the Isl OF October 1897 the necessary
legal measures shall he issued in the above mentioned
portions OF the country by royal ordinance
These states consequently placed FOR the next thir
teen months under the rgie Of the Kings good pleas
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Me,emsn,. 81 .he CasIe rlee..

HrARIs dosFnsT, Sep, y lSce.
The Great Eastern lsn here Tor Liverpool ~ hslfrast
forr o'coc. this afternoon
The British iAly leaves ibis evening with the
Governor Of Newfoundland and Nr Tisd Tor s. Johns
Tho British steamers Terrible ard the Midway leave here
tomorrow morning Tor Ito Gulf Of a. Lawrence calling
on i, Johns for w. Tield and W Mackay.
Both n The Atlantic Cstcs arc working sperddiy.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

a French General FOR Maximiiiau's Array. s
[Tron the Paris pasrc, August 30.l
II has Just been decided that the command in chief
OF the army in OF formation ia Mexico, will be
given TO French general. scverei officers. perfectly
acquainted With the country have offered thorscryces
20 the Emperor MAMMALIAN, aas tc sGncsiof, Of hf6'
government but the selection las not yet been finally de
cided on.
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S.,,,;r.rn win m. Pane.

from the Italie, tof Florence August 80
The Empress Charlotte will shortly proceed from
Nramar Rome, whore shs has 70 settle with the Pope
difficulties relating 20 The conco,a'e Her Maea1y
viii Afterwards again pass through France on her return
20 Mexico
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The China at Boston.

Bosrox Sept. n. ise9
The steamship China from Liverpool via Halifax,
rived here a half past slx O'Clock th. evening Her
mails 90 forward In io.nshts train. aud will be due 10
New York early 10 morrow morning
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LcSnoSpwnFY, sept li-Noon.
The steamship Nova scotap from Quebec September
J. arrived hero this forenoon and sailed for Liverpool
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
loSDos, Sept il--Noop.
ees for American securities are az fol
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la ywvgr - klt4sy, moved sbss - C.tssatQa
a3ysrn antI ssn o'elstk ls~faouvr neSnae !.
Tks gssmSn 80 pat, Atf n iHt~t.fe % iaffa -
roscr ssrfti, ssho*rh fhs rsspoAaes L. - tassifs
weFe qglis sassf0sx
\ rainDa - sssssales lamss'a's'y gfsa al, qsas
ierAr ue aefrtrshfss " ~ De- soH. afkef As ffstt
dsn' eAnfoed = rtgrrtl 70 put 90 qsess r A-sla
To- Fssnsssr r~risf ts1 ~ 1858 ~ hsWv - -
seru u parliamentary TsAsa,ts 80 fMf -
aicwe1 awnifent tine ~ gHAensk 80 NeA MhseAs 49,
bfvg a0ne. al ~ etsf ttlrW 49, fAh@fs ~ e1ts~
~ r<n@~e1 attA tbs tbsf - utFfgw q Nhts
l1e lgsve1lsys 80 Gflo1fs<1
He Fsspvnns Wsf fWfaya y ~ nlfaft A. Ass<t 49,
there wsFe serge t.eis 4 sect A1eAsf rtasFnA1
these 90 stsa apo. ~ =
Cfaeers wsss th<n fsled - al s.sst e. fa1e y
u0Tannn. cheers sise& - Ntfsr MI ~ -
- GrsTrmf Do reaossfalse egff4l - = sftt $50
gsse~ pss&ssing thaf svss wv9F - kesf sesh p"s
asxhsr any VI Yea * tAe baFDsa tAst q sq'f - ~.
a. uuafsn f.asn4 lsefiy Hai*t ~ ktA 80 - 49,
addressed ins ngsen bfSser ~ 49, - - tftn
esles.isd ~ 49, Cg1snnitleR - hes stps - ief.sw
49, fa.Yeft.9. a. ~ tvsap trf 80 ttt - 80
80. ~ t..,s unfN f1Hssfy0w anf fAA nN - ess
~ 60, a. saosvrutn 80 800 thsx Asat8tn.
80 80, H. - nusBft Aai stsry ssisssa 80 -.
s~@..x X, etastfs Aeffs s. l1f IN pct4.s'tfh 80
49,. - sstss fegnfslseg - f*ftlNs' 20 -,
go a. tssa n.sis csms fr.fs rafnl 1s1tNfrqt -
1900 kgs'es - impptstt - n.qts - e..
coed "a tts ssBrentien. 10 3i@y ~ ~ -
~ 10 ~ xssfssss. wAgs @st fss-h e 800
,.s..sss ~sss r.ofssss .aA ws'n sssfe,sl 80
~ lss 49, ~ ss,ss<w ~ SssAsssn ~ - ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08
From New Y0rk-Extensiye swiniie =
Feniau e Excitcment-Eoid Robbery.

NEW YORK, March I,-An0tnef hnan-
cial sensation case leaked out yesterday
involving serious charge against one
Louis Colin, formerly the foreign clerk
of Duncan, Sherman g. Co., who is ac-
cused of abstracting $4,000 worth Of
1. S. bonds and railroad securities depos.
tied with the firm by parties travelling
abroad who desired to obtain letters Of
credit with them. 1t is charged Colin
carried on various stock speculations and
finally confessed his offence to his en-
ployers. The case was argued before
Judge Cardozo yesterday on motion to
discharge the prisoner from the county
iail under insolvent act.
A Johnson meeting was held last even
ing at Hudson City. Resolutions pledg-
ing the meeting &c support the President
in his veto and reoonstFaction policy
were unanimously adopted, the same be-
ing ordered TO be engrossed and for
Yarded to the representative of the dis
trict in Congress for presentation to the
President.
The Fenian excitement still continues.
Public meetings were held last night in
various parts OF the city and at Brook
lyn. Over one thousand dollars worth
of bonds werc subscribed for and fifty
muskets presented by friends of the
cause. This evening there is TO be a
yIanu mass uvoUins or I'Saions IL DiUuh-
iyn in front of the City Hall, for which
unusual preparations have been made.
A report' afloat here to-day that the
steamship City of London, which sailed
from this port last Saturday, has been
captured by a Fenian privateer, is un-
dcpbtedly canard.
A bold robbery was committed ye5tcr
dav afternoon in Broadway Bank, cor,
ner Of Park Place and Broadway. Mr..
James Rowe went to the bank to deposit
S3. 3.727 % in two packages, While count
ing the moneS uear. the teller's desk lie
n3Sise,i u may standing near by, and
soon after felt an arm under his own;
anJ at he same moment one of the
~ ssa o;;ooss S;autsiE!.SSss S2,232 was taken
pn fbe rogd6 lodged int the hall
but was seized by Mr.. Rowe, whom he
dropped the money and started on
acaiu but was subsequently arrested by
nersons passing the bank door, The
thief turned ont to be George Gardner
alias Dutch Heinrich, who committed
the celebrated gold robbery at the
Bank of Commerce about gear ago and
who was charged with similar robbery
in philadelphia, but who escaped pun
ishment in both cases. He was commit.
ted for trial.
Considerable excitement is oCcasionad
among lager beer brewers of this city and
BROOKLYN in consequence of rumors that
the returns of sales upon which the taxes
are collected, have been suspected by
the Assessors o. inacuracy 1t is now
undoubted from recent discoveries mat
extensive frauds have been committed
mon the government. and the author.
ties ara instituting most searching snd
rigid enquiry
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officially determine and give public no.
tioe thereof, that such importation will
not tend to the introduction or spread
of contagious or infective diseases
among the cattle of the United States,
and the Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby authorized and empowered, and
it shall be his duty to made all necessary
orders and regulations to carry the law
into effect or to suspend the same as
therein provided, and to send copies
thereof to the proper officers in the
United States, and to such officers and
agents of the United States in foreign
countries as he shall judge necessary.
Second section, That the President of
the United States whenever in his judg
ment the importation of meat cattle or
bides'of cattle may be without danger of
the introduction or spread Of contagious
or infectious diseases among the cat
tie of the United States, may by procla-
nation declare the provisions OF this act
to be imperative aud the law shall be
afterward inoperative and of no effect
from and after three days from the day of
said proclamation.
Third section. That any person con-
yicted of lawful violation Of any of the
provisions Of this act shall be punished
by fine not exceeding five hundred dol
lars or imprisonment not exceeding one
wear or by both, such fine and imprison
ment at the discretion OF the court
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BEEcHER on THE SITUATIoS.-Pollard,
of the Richmond Examiner, in a recent
trip North, says
We encountered Ward Beecher on a
railroad train in which he was on his way
to Nevburgh. New York, there to de,
liver a lecture A change seems to have
come over the spirit of his dream. In
conversing with Us he avowed himself
an uncompromising peace man. Blood
enough, he thought, had now been split,
and he was for mercy, forgiveness and
forbearance He admitted that his for
mer violent views had become modified
and he now cordially endorses the Union
policy of the President He alluded TO
the case of Mr. Davis, and expressed the
hope that he would be tried, if at all, by
civil tribunal, and if convicted, par
doned. He contended that the power of
Mr.. Davis was forever gone, and that ne
good could result from his execution.
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FHJn GRIEN8RIEE COUNTY.
Coi HcsushsII - y. Harrison The
nso RaiiSGi Code.
LFEIsBURG. W VA
february 20. l-GG

Editors OF the Register.
In my former communication t. your
paper. there were 50 many typographical
errotl - to gender many sentences non,
sensical and the point if originally any,
so obscured by s,Tatd a. to be entirely
lost
IN looking over the proceeding, of
the House of Delegates, | see that when
the charges preferred by Col Hounshell
against \. Harrison, Judge. were read
by Col. Johnson, one Of the delegates
from Kanawha said that it was an insult
II the House for 4 rebel bushwhacker
to prefer charges against loyal man.
By a vote OF the House, the charges
were pronounced a malicious SANDER,
and laid on the table without making
any inquiry into their truth though
the names Of the witnesses were given.
With these charges | have nothing to
do, but wish to cali your attention to
the rule or principle by which these rep.
reseutatives of the people propose to
be governed in their legislative capacity:
and this rule: too: must hold good in
our courts Of justice. No rebel shall
prefer charge against q loyal man A
ioyal man may be guilty of larceny, bur
rlarv. arson. abduction. murder. or auv
Infamous offence. The prosecutor is a
Southern gentleman, of high character
for honesty and integrity; his only fault
was an ardent love for his native State.
FOR which crime he has been pardoned
By the President the witnesses are men
of similar stamp. The rule. though. is
inflexible The culprit is a loval man.
and the prosecutor and his witnesses are
rebels; therefore the charges are a ma
iicious SANDER and to make them is an
insult to theitribunal before which the7
are brought for Investigation Trdit:
Kick the prosecutor out of the House,"
Now, Mr.. Editor. does the histcr- os
the human race furnish c parallel to
such vindietive t3naticism Dc not
these gentlemen admit that they are
governed solely by revenge, malice aud
hatred Do they not ignore every feel
ing aud every principle which night to
characterize prudent and wise law
maker Do not they disgrace the seats
they occupy, and tarniSh with foul NAL
;oe the fair name OF our young State.
To use the hyperbols Of Junius,-"would
| not shame be ashamed to sit upon their
brovs." Are they legislating for the
GOOD of the State, or for the success nj
nartv One member had the audaciou7
| boldness to aEew the latter as lis gov
! erning principle. Truly, every age has
its Antony Pasquins, its links between
the man and the baboon. and these hon
orable members are the Gildous OF the
nineteenth century. PCBLIcUs'
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Jes 50 - Exactly l'-Solon Shingle said
they were there every time Ii he felt " owl
ey' in the morning, he took Plantation Btters ;
II he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bit.
tersi il he lacked appetite, was weak, lGnguid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bit.
ters and they never failed 20 set him on his
pins square and firm
Few persons want any better authority but
as 1ome may just read the following:
/ owe much 10 you, for l
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my lie REV w. IL. WAGNER,
Madrid, n. l."
have been a great suffer.
eli from Dyspepsia, snd had to abandon preach.
ing The Plantation Bit.
tiers have cured me.
REV. {, A, WILDWOOD
New York City.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and enorvated could hardly walk
and had perfect dread Uf society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me I'll right,
JAMES UEIAtINWAY.
ST. Louis, Mo"
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me o. 4 arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed ne for years
They act like charm. Z. c. MOORE,
2ji Broadway New York
Mrs. u M DEVOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
" has given it TO the weak and invalid children
unaeG heT CHarge. Win tne most uappN anu graz.
flying resUlts.' We laYo received over n hun.
dred rcams OF such certificates. but no advertise.
ment is so effective "a what people themselves
say OF good article. Our fortune and our rep
Itation is at stake The original quality and
ligh character OF these goods will be sustained
lndeT every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained a sdlo IN every town, village,
parish aud hamlet among civilized nations. Ease
try TO come "a near our name and style
rs they can, and because 2 GOOD article cannot
be sold as low as poor one. thoS ana some sup
he ON yo"t guard. See cur private stamp over
the cork. 7. II. DRAKE & Co,
New York CITY.
Saratoga spring Water sold by all
Druggists.
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Why do our law makers enact laws,
more harsh, more oppressive and odious,
more fanatical and revengeful, and less
in accordance with rights and the true
theory of our government Horr than du-
ring the war! +
four correspondents question is
easily answered The dominant party
now, having 20 bayonets to uphold it
and ituimidate the people, stands upon
its own merits alone. Knowing this
foundation utterly unsound and feeling
that they have deserved the indignation
of the people, they say with Macbeth
''I am in blood
Slept IN so lar, that should wade no more,
Returning were as tedious as go GER"
ED. REGISTER ]
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Eoreign News.

NEW YORK. March 7.-The steamer
CITY of New York from Lt6e1poos 3ist
and Queenstown 22d has arrived.
The suspension OF the writ of habeas
"a Ireland is received with uni
yersal appreciation u England aud very
general satisfaction in ireland. Inc
first effect vas uneasiness and depfes-
sion but the rigof shqYn by the gov.
ernment restored confidence and had
q favorable effect The act authorizes
the arrest and detention in custody un-
til the Ist of March, 1867, any person
suspected of conspiracy. The chef OBJ
iecti of sthe measure is believed to be to
ena BILE The authorities to deal with nu'
merous Feuian enisssriss from Amer
lea, who are represen ted scattering IN
all directions The Police are acting
vigorously and making a large number
of arrests The military force in Ire
land is being strongly reinforced from
England 1t is reported that Sir Hugh
Ross comma nder in Ireland, demanded
further instructions from the govern
ment,
Four sergeants Of a regiment at Lin
erick we're placed under arrest. ,
Among the latest arrests are General
John H. Gleason and his brother. Joseph
Gleason, of the Federal army.
Police were fired on from houses IN
Tipperary, where il was supposed drill
ing was progressing one ohioer was Sc
verely wounded, aud some OF the men
were arrested.
JIG. Mcdonald, supposed Head Centre
in Dublin was arrested. Order contin-
ned to be maintained.
A bill had passed ths House OF Lords.
authorizing the Irish Government TO
take possession OF the telegraph lines, II
necessary.
4 Government b,ll regarding the cat
tie plague mad passed both hAases OF
Parliament -
The Queer will hold ffvc receptions st
Egsfi1gham Palace during the session:
+Requiar drawing room receptions and
IoTees continue 10 be held hy tie Prince
and Princess Of Wales.
A message from the Queen was pre-
sented 10 both Houses OF fariiamen'
astinc that pr6visioa he R1fs foI
Princes Helen ia marriage ana ffince
Alfred on coming of age o,
In the Horse of Commons Mr. Gay
;,trodnced q reform bill extending tn,
aieet;ye franchise to-aif m2lcs over =
years -.-----
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Texas Convention.

, NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-The Texas
Convention Committee on the condition
of the State, reported adversely on the
ordinance for the protection and en-
couragement of manufactures, as it was
a proper subject for the action of the
The Finance Committee
a sweeping ordinance declar-
ing null aud void all debts contracted
by the State in the late war, and for
the Legislature to assume or
make provision for the same.