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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
EU r o p e.

-
The Nova Scotian at Portland and
Africa at Halifax.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Debate on the English Re-
form Bill.
Scenes Outside and In tho House Of Com
mons at Its Introduction.
Mr.. Gladstone's Motion and Lord
GrOsvenOr's Amendment.
THE GERMAN QUESTION STILL WARLIXs
Napoleon Looking Towards a
Congress for Reconstruct
ton i'm Germany.
>~~~~~-~-~~>~~~--~~~-
GEORGE PEABODY TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
--~~>~~~o>~~~>~~~-~~~~~c~~
Panic on the London Stock Exchange
and Paris Bourse.
Rumor Of Mexican Difficulty Between
France and the United States.
~~>~o-~oo~o>o.>~~>>.-
FAILURES IN LONDON.
~>o>~>~~~>~>>>e>~~>~~~
HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON.
sc. SC. &C.
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A.-@.L'Emad de Paris" 10 used aaa
endorsed By Nine p,ns. Miss Maggie MITCHELL ans osbcr
prominent artlstes.
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A.-To Acquire .nd Retain = Beautiful
c0mpexsn, use only 'LRmsli ~ Pans"
IL fsABEhU. s12 broadway, Agent
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Wssss zo7 Cssst ssgsee. UsSssshsss a..
$500 90 Sc: -: a. ~. 80 i.sy sss - -.
s<slsss~
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h-"L'Eaaii de Paris de- Jarsdr-Ths
.r1mnte PREPARATION for the skin Bndorsci by rrhnsA
laiics
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Goorssd's Italian MedtsaseA Soc p q spss
Tsn, rr-.ls., ssh Ilmf,.s ,l..a~w-s rrsprsas A.
COrFAtDs ORIENTAL fnEss - MAGICAL sEAu.
TYLER h~fsf~no~s--Nsm~n " rare sn1 usrsepsss
b~saiy -st his 1s-a az Bfssfssr. and arssxists
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A.-"L'Em.n de Paris" lmparts .
beautifully .oft ant Transparent skin " The tsnisu %
polished ivory
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El,.s ns-. u. r,.s,sa. ss sss.1-sy Is.s'. ..ss-s
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Gsntismsn's rurntsht1gs Under Price
"ses Lizard" shirts. Be~uufsl bo-s 0erals A~~sss-
ment Ia proportion. No Para rys
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.,.sa 81, Ne ~ ss0I sAesis s,a~ss s s,s.,.
10 ppTai.ry assss 81 hs stwtnx siris sst<iss ~
mysssry II Ia svsesfs snd aarshla. ssd has a. sf u
fsshtsa Tat nf--isueis Nola nsosf s.y.
sstsf rfsssy nya- sse u, Failen street Brost-
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Ladies, spsssg Has Cs@s.--n Zoe wish
h>sa.fgi B>>s sas hso~s p~srVsias sfLLEH co. ~
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Card.-Dr. Il atm ms Marble Baths,
- East foartb street between broadway and Borfy
tanning the RUSSIAN OR yArOa BATH, and tho
TURKISH OR NOT AIR BATH
complete Both BAts- constructed entirely Of
Italian marble, Ia eeaant AMI luxurious style Hoth
Baths provided with and cold Showers Douchss
swimming basin, Ao and the two establishments afford
pie accommodate ions for ID persons per day kB-Fsru
cular attention girsn 10 tho kneesfns and shampcoisg
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A.-noys1 ssvsss $50 Am Legal Les-
terry orders kusd J. cLuTk nrotsr. iTs Broadsay.
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Defiance sale = sder ssfes--AIso size.
,oars AMI r.rior ssfss At ~ ssusr suess sf GA
l.xaa Ia
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Royal us y,~as f>essssy.-estass petA
f4A isfrfnf<i.s fssylsA~1 rts hirs~~ p~sf-
'''' IA 1871 ~ c. ~ s.: "a. 10; $3.50
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Thsss'> nssh sss shs rsssi..eA
fashisE sAsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
Rsrry's Trseophsress for the Maas.

All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashsl.-
Drawings. circulars and nformsts0n ssni,
J. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall ss<ss<. N. r.
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An ERectuei Worm MedtHins.
The combination Of ingredients assd In making BROWNS
"vRRMIYyGE coMyirs' /. such % 70 Give Oh. best pod
BILE effect with safety
Worms ah- stomach irrs,os and often proloussd
s.skncss and se only by Of a sure
remedy. which will be found vo~rnifugs Couats
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physical h,sh 70 poicai nss,sncyrcr ~esknss. u
the back and disorder. the
ate dietati0 action of HOSTETrEts STOMACH BfrrKk0
IL the thing needed Remember that the ssnAeh IL the
main stay % other and that by invtGorzng Ne
digestion wih this preparation tho spinal oolnra and al ~
Dependencies aro alphabetically strengthened
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CststaAoro's Hair Dve-Ths Bsse sves
nansi.c,ar~d whoie-~s and retail siss sppiisf noe
Astof uou.s
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A.-Gartbaidi sufts for Boys-The most
elegant before In this covntry Ladisa aAA asl
inspect them.
BROKAw BROTHERR,
No. a. Lsfayes,s place szsi ~ FOURTH avenue.
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A.-Forty Drops or mesealfe's Rheuma-
tic Remedy contain nurh forty botus= OF many
other medicines and viii Instantly Nervous Hcadsshs
Neuralgia. Ae. Try it For sale BY AL Druggists.
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Cholera. Di.srhss--uss kslisasess Ia
fsihbis Lasars.nt Nm a. snkfryELfs fO H. r..
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sweet Masic for thu Eas, splendo Nbr
the eye c dishes for the tase sofhsl fabrcs ths
tsIch but for that other which fragrance thrs
cctscy therr 10 nothing In Art nsinrs easi PHALON
AsgSS new perfume. the Bstraet u the might BLOOM
mo CEREUb."
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rRAps asyoHy.
Manchester msskss duI aud nominal vaboat ussssc-
lions.
LIVERPOOL BHsApsrrrys nAsxEr.
Me~n Rchard~on, epescs 4 Co. ssd WAksa~li.
Nash Co, report ;.-rlsur nrm. Wksss ern Tor Amer
N,n shit1t otbss tsssnvsSens 60 tsl vssh 6sAns a
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we're about Ten Zee, from where The tod~s u
M D-sfins ssd NJ. Do''a az u BE-, , e,a.s.
found, then made further search fof bodles Wa
there the following day, vhen careys tofy vas
found NJ the haystacs southeast direction from The
house and about tbfee hundred yards from barn
body wn baried In the bayssaek "a map here
shown the and he pointed 90, 70 The jury The
position q tho bodies a. found IN the bsrnD bodies
moved 10 Mr. Homes, and cleaned, CoroDsr Taylor ss
Ds~sos Haehsn s~orn-f am police oncsr 10 the
Pint district found the boiy u Cornsus srey nysth
a. the bsy nouni sut three hundred ysffs from the
boass the body inside the hsfrick and covered
over wth hsyi seat ~ The hafres snd soan1es al
aloug unt felt the hniy srannsd everything very
nsrfos-y the bo-iy ylng the fare sbd tsrrsa
u over 70 who a and found 10 be The tsfy of
fhr hoy he had be el0;h~s On. With be psn,s rolled
ray VI % ,hs arm and aBosbsr o.s 70 tesy th- psss
% srsmibss sroapf the b.yres 10 - osssf
nnf any uncss ~ blo.f ssnt OYER The brsegs
Which crc..~s the dteh. found stss slu. blood
n f-set aiywb ard rer1sBfe1 Tho silok iyns
oss siobgse ~ ne b0fgs, from the hsyftes
thea vert ssors ~heFs fresh md throsn sio1g
the dlteh fOnd ihffr tso pieces % ncf 9TH bod
tbefs, fosnd them where shs frsh hnsd .ss
thrown 20 from tina ditch ibs soIih sis q 10 bsys
nck. fsssd an are isrs sso-nD 10 %. sAss s~sr ne
bsfn found tho porsh sits " tis hlfs. sAsi 90
let fOm the tridsf. ] uss& uofynxb tfsrtb su5
tngrsd AZ the eitehss
vas Io~.a .nd th~ rxhi oss 90 s~a - leeksi a.
ibyvrh 10 bad b>en sir.<k ever tho sy~ vsh slani
inarsn~p,; hts r,yhs .sosisss s>ssd - sSEh Tssss
~ psfehfrs, Asd bs~n msrs 's-@e ~ rsht ss,.r<~r
-. %, esp Ssd I'D ws "a tie 'ss'i q tss hsyrts
o.lrsi 1ti - c.s yapstafof vosa1
CHS As-sirs trs1ssn Fsssii~i-t Cos p<v~wos shea
vim n hsy sba ass ~ faces I'D ,is fryyt
par, =, the tesds q Sss tsasss Va tAy1ss w
syms Aani lns,fsDsps, ash inss gssl "a Us sssDs'
u ~sch % Tie bSfsss a Ms Dssfnf AMI tkSF 4
- ssns svp .rssss- ~srs vss~tiss laisv,.s "a,
p~so->sa sysns@ bet ss9ses ~ sxY.rn<l "A 20
ihs~ls v 81 % ,ois-s toad -ss. q, ~ u r ssss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. 20


Cotton-more active and la2c better,
45a46c middling. Flour-common and
inferior -four dull and l0c lower medium
and good grades steady with moderate
inquiry, S7,30a775, extra state, So,2Oa
SIS, extra round hoop at SS,60alO75 for
trade brands, market closing dull at IS, Is
$500 Whisky dull and nominal. Wheat
dull and lower for common grades,
high grades without decided change
$3.50; Chicago spring Sl,6Oal,65; Mil,
waukie club Sl,67al70; new amber and
Milwaukee, latter in extreme. Corn
without decided change at 7Oa74c for un'
sound: 76a7Sc for sound mixed western
In store and delivered Oats-little ttr-
mer, 33a43c for unsound; 53a54 Tor sound
western. Cotfee-dull tor common, firm
for good, Sugar-qpiet, 1870 for Cuba;
Muscavado, lie. MolasseS-quiet, New
Orleans, Sl,0Oal,09. PstrolGum-dull,
2aa30o for crude; 45a47 for refined in
bond. Pork-heavy aud lower. S25, 5Qa
% for new mess, closing at SS5,56S CASH
S2Sa2S,25 for old do S20, 50a2l for prime;
S23a23,b0 for prime mess; also 425O bbls'
new mess for March, april ard May sell
lsr's option at S2S.50a29, Beef HAMS
quiet at S4Is4l,6 so, Bacon- more active
At l6talSsc; short ribbed l5ial5s for
Cumberland cut, and 200 boxes short
clear, sellers option for March aud April
at l7c. Dressed Hogs--Steady, l2ial2s
for western, ]33al4 Tor city, Lard--ds,
eidedly higher, l6Salstci also 500 bbls.
for March, selIsrs option az yl5salSse,-
steady, at 22a3So for obioi 33a
80 for state. Chesse-actlve, at l6a22c
for common to prime beaS-steady
about Mondays prices. Cat Meats
heavy, llSal2sc for shoulders aud l65a
Ief for hams.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was rising slowly last
evening, with ten and half feet water.
The Phil Sheridan, Capt. Charles
Muhleman, Clerk Chris. Young, arrived
from below, and will leave for Cincinnati
on Saturday.
The regular packets resumed their
usual trips yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
New Ycsk MoneY MARKET.
New YORK, Feb q

Noney-quist st per cent St9I
ling Ex.-mors active aud frmer ut
81 ,0SSs1 ,o6S. Gold-without decided
opening at sl,36si declining to Sl,374i
closing at Sl,373.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
ISAAC HOGE,
LIZA of ALnnndsyille.l

yTORNEY AT LAW AND L.AND
a AGENT VIII practice in Wheeling ana
tic counties Of Marshall and Wetze! " va
Office over the Bank of Wheeling Main st.
"a Plenty of wild land in West Virginia LOT
sale at from - to $40 an acre, by SAID hoSe'
n..I.ll I'm
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]. g q, BAHIA,

HE5EAD, GBACEGER AND CAKE
~ BAKERY, AIaTket Street opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly GU b&Uo 2 full assort.
r1ent Of the above articles
II IEeiT wagon runs constantly 20 I'll parts
Of the cit With Bread Crackers Rusks, Cakes
etc sey2y
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 90, 1866.
Current prices for the week M all the
markets, are ssfollows;
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FoR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.

THAT VALUABLE PROREERIIlx
situate on Market street. Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected large and commodious
brick dwelling house and necessary on tho9ses
This is lot number 1l3, lately occupied py E9o.
ert Patterson deceased, and now occuPleu ny
Capt Andrew Wilson.
For terms Of sale, apply to
Care ". ". Hanlsy & Co., Nos 80, u, and %
Walnut street, Cincinnati. Ohio or to George
z. Wheat, No. SO Main street, Wheeling west
Va iepFim
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &0HI0 RI
orr,cF BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co. T.,
WHEELING, Sd Dec, Is35

NAssENGER TRAINS VIII Run
bV the following schedule on and after tts
ga December, 1865
ACCOMMODATION TRAN.
yIO,tIv- TraiD.N
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Commissioners Sale

% the Valuable Bsui Estate, sttalsS
In she City Of Wheeling and Ohio
County, w. Va, Belonging TO The
kststs Of Alexander kkadden, decd.
.s-sa v.ra.y ana v.s. ., ais L. " e; sE
sseSAEa Asddea, 81 - Tor Ohio C.
p UHaUANT 10 4 OEGaEE OF
L tho above named court. rendered IN tae
sbove entitled cause Oh tse 20th day Of Deem
Der, 1855, ! shau proceed to sell, at public aue
ton, ID the highest and bess bidder, at tue front
door Of the Court House Vi Ohio county West
Virginia, On MONDAY. The 18th DAI Or
following described Ieai estate. situate III the
city of Wheeling and Ohio county, West Sir
gtnia, belonging TO tue estate of AIexsmdcl Hat.
den deceased, viz,
situated on the southwest corner VI Nam and
South streets extending from South street T.
Wheeling CreSK and the SiUIe Bridge except.
ing that portion OF lot No : occupied by IL
house Immediately 1!an the corner Il saiG
streets
Said property has been surveyed aud divided
into az four parcels Two parcels fronting M.
on Main street, the one commencing nj Wheel
ing creek and running North ninety ga teet
more OF less, upon which are two large uri,k
buildings and afrane shop The Other sdloius
said parcel fronting on Main street about IsIt>
one (4l) feet upon which are also two or,ck
Ounulnks, bOlu o. ~s.d parcels extend west
wsrdly about 100 feet TO I. 10 feet private alley
The other two parcels 'front.' upon SoI.th street
the one about - feet and extends Scat.. 10
WheehRy- creek, about lUV feet) upon which
there 10 two story double brick building. the
other fronts gu South street about tyTeuty three
CD feet and extends southTardlY about g. feet,
apen which is a two story brick building
"A private alley ~ feet vide running IT.
North to South, aud which divides said pe- IN
wiz be decided to the purchasers Of SAD .cels,
~ jointly proper
Possession given or the frst dc-
Also tract OF land contGir' ofApal. 1850
acres, rood and 3poles., = ing tTSepty-seyeu
Il road three aud one,bS .t,.ate SR the Nation.
city Of Wheeling, Ii >js) miles Fast Of the
Virginia .adjoinir nd IL Chic county, Vest
Horn rock and x the iGpds al M Irota''
4 plot ap' ;. IL Carter.
q. surrey Of said ,proPeiry may :,
sse& q office of the Co-nmissiobs', or ~ 'E'
NnT House on day OF sale
.EsaIs-One third of the purchase Gaone! l.
Cash, the balance in two equal instk!lnenlS "
Elk and twelve months with interest l!0u I'd,
Of sale; the purchaser giving bonds Win goo'
security for deferred instalments or all the pur
chase money ~ Gosh if the purchaser may 3
elect HANNIBAL FORBES,
tsh fS'dSW Comms sioneT.
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IQHN Lump

NJANJFACTU8ER OF sADDLEs,
WI HARNESS. Brides Trunks VaLsss &c
&c >ls Marker street Wheeling. would inform
his old friends and the public generally. that he
has Tehtted bis establishment and is now pre-.
pared to I'll all orders entrusted 10 bis care
with pr0mPtGsss and in the hest style OIL the art
t-EG.lv
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Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
Through Line 10 California,

dS1uC noAI HLooHAeA4P SVH H"N'
Through Line 10 California,
TOUCIITNG an MEXICAN FOk,Aa
= and Carrying t4J Y. j.. La.- L-.'; -
SO. - SUM 4,Iyo~, f.ot u Cgll. s.ss.l d, -
ocIock, neon, Oh the ls5, Ian. AL -l-' u y,s,!
month Except when those yates TAI o. s~-0t
and tuUn on tho preceding Ga. Ids.yJ -. -
wall, connecting VIA Panama NL.4W.y' VIZ ~
oil the COmpany's Steamships iEon Esa-4-4 "'
San tTauc!aCJ t. uohIny ~ AeaPu-e0
FEBRUARY
.sf GEEKT CHAUECEY, CAPT 0.t? -
EeClLug with COLORADO Capt, NGsAIrl
IVtb A1LANIIU. CsIL. MGuiy, c.-Gs. -,
With SAGkA -IL&4O. Cspt. C4yes.y
2ltt. new YORK, Cape. aolner. cg--sc -
With CUn5II4 ILL.,, CArS. GG9Es".'-'
Departures OF lot aud 2ist connect at Pl.'-.
With pte4usgs IL. s.U.L P-..1C FgEts. ~
Of lat touch AZ L1-LlEIl-,
TuE9Uoa PAssA3E EAiZs ~ cgEGE.cE
First CABIN, Sow SscvGd CsJ.l, S2Jgi 81.
age, Slug
a discount VI ou..g 0aItgr fIsa s,sals! 10.
alloweo to secyud cagIu anu stegTag Passc1ss
with families. Also, an allywsAcs u 9ne'gg.
ter or through rates 70 clsrgytleB SId tlsA pa
dies, and school teaChslsi sJ.NA' N"'"S
orab,e discharges, haIf IaIs. ., .,-.
One Hundred Pounds bagss' @-, f,ggsy
Aduit. Baggage MASTERS S..l--l - "a ,.-t-.ft.
Though aud attend u lad o. - Com - -. a..
cut male protectors. Baggage :-.... 90 -,
dock the day before sailing. NON 1890
railroads aud passengers Who i-.''' "
down early. .....-g
An eIperielcsi surgeon u. n.ft
and attendance Tree. -.
a Steamer VII DO pilsej o. IT, ~. .r -.
let 1868 20 run rom lie" DTie+.s ~ n.y.
vail via uayala,
For Passage Jfcketg or further inicT-- -...-
apply at the CoUPaDys ticket cllce, O. y
NbaTf foot eli Canal street. North RivcT Il
York. 4 " y 01bIIfc
jsn2s.oDl AssL
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The supply of Beef cattle moderate
Holders have much!diAiculty in prevent
ing a further recession of prices With
liberal receipts prices would have fallen
lc per pound. Nearly all sold at from
l2al6c; some of the best brought more,
while the commonest sold down to loo.
Sheep and lambs were dull and shade
lower on Monday, but sold steady at
quotations above. Hogs wereIs scarce aud
higher as above,
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% the Valuable Zeal Estate, stt1IsS
In she City Of Wheeling ana Ohio
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FRANCE.

The public subscription, headed by the
Emperor and Empress with So, 500 has
reached 100000. From Lyons there
come accounts of great suffering. The
Corrier Fransais has a short article TO call
attention to the patience with which the
working classes in that once turbulent
city have supported the hard times -
"'There is at present extreme misery in
Lyons. There is a complete stagnation
of work, and the savings of the working
classes have been exhausted by this long
period of forced idleness. There was
cause to fear this week that the popula-
ton of this city of labour might be led in
to some of those demonstrations which are
always as f~ruitless as they are to be re-
GREETED. But the good sense of the work.
men prevented their listening to such dam
gerous suggestions. The reserve imposed
upon US in speaking on the subject ia
easily understood, and the situation is one
for which it is difficult to find immediate
relief. But there is one observation
which we think it we'll TO make. The
conduct of the Lyons workmen is a new
proof of the remarkable change effected
in the ideas of the people during the last
eighteen years, and which was so clearly
shown at the Congress of Geneva some
weeks ago. The workmen of Lyons have
supported patiently six months of distress
for the sake not Of the Republic, or of
any Government whatever, but for that of
their own emancipation; in other words,
for the conservation of society: This at
titude deserves TO be remarked, and to OBJ
tain its reward. The old factions are K
tinguished. At Geneva, where the ques-
ton was the laying the foundations Of a
plan of economy and politics; as in Lyons;
where dihioulb oirounast0noeS naod0 IL NO
cessary 10 take "A resolution; we nave seen
the violent counsels of political passion
unanimously rejected."-London Times.
, 1866-11-20
THE HEALTH OF THE EMPRESS
OF MEXICO:

Intelligence received DIT Trieste from
Miramat of the 18th, states that no
change has taken place in the health Of
the Empress Charlotte. Her Majesty,
however, takes partial n%ourishment and
sleeps we'll. The Count of Flanders and
the Archduke Carl Ludwig have left
Miramar.
The special monomania from which
the unfortunate Empress Charlotte Is at
present suffering at Miramar is an i1ces-
SAINT apprehension that those around her
are seeking to make away with her. She
refuses to eat any food prepared for her, and
nourishes herself, so it is said, upon raw
chesnuts and cold water, nor will she even
take this poor sustenance IN the presence
Of any of her attendants. The only
person who retains any influence over
her mind is Count B~ombelles, from boy
hood upwards the faithful follower and
friend Of Ferdinand Max of him she
appears to entertain no fear.
A letter from Rome in the Debdts con-
tains the following :-"There is every
reason to hope that she will recover
shortly from an indisposition, the char
acter Of which was exaggerated by the
public, who had witnessed some acts of O
rather eccentric nature. The Empress
remained for several days without taking
any food in the hotel where she had
alighted, and, when pressed by hunger,
went and ate some cakes at the pastry
cooks shops, or took her meals at some
dininc-rooms. She has been even seen
to- buy Chesnnts IN the streets and eat
, 1866-11-20
sCHLEsW1G
Weekly Despatch, October 21.J

The France says there is much talk in
the Duchies about the financial embar-
easements of the late pretender, the
Prince of Augustenburg. A meeting OF
his friends was lately held ia Altoona to
consider. what means could be taken to
calm his creditors, whose opportunities
are creating scandal. Since the begin
ming of the Danish conflict with Germany
he Is said to have spent four millions of
thalers (960O, 600. Half of this sum
was advanced by his family and partisans.
But he owes the remainder and has
creditors are the more anxious for a
speedy settlement, because the Prussians
have seized and intend to sell. the militia
nv stores and uniforms which the Prince
had collected and which he represented
were a guarantee for his debts.