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| A GENTS-Wanted- Everywhere, tn
| IA fell the INSTANTANEOUS WISpOW CLEAN
Err AND MAGIC rt'L1sH- Ih!+ new and wonterfui
rreparato1t - thousands Of purchaters dnriuf the
i1E E1ndoEs @ shawe..es. @ 81. without sop q b:
and inpartnk an1ost instantly unsurpas4e! potsh
70 a! mstals EEtTJbody want T. - .oSn ~ thy ~
its edecA. on can make Is 10 t10 Der day e-Gc In
your ovn neahb7 !hood-ctJ or country. Vow IL the
time to tcurc the territory for II u rapidly
eeEt; i6s samr1e md terms 2 6: M;sAITH Cn.
| ~ DtafpoEn-st. Gnicasn. n. DtRANr OFT.
ont for Fefefenct.t
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United States COnsOlid ated Debt.

From the Times.
The purpose of consolidating, at the earliest
practicable period the entire public debt
which now bears a funded or tundable shane.
meets hearty response from nearly all quar-
tiers. The proposition of gradually turning the
entire two thousand millions into uniform five
per cent. stock is generally accepted, though
not yet, perhaps, universally so. The excep-
tions are not found at Washington, so far as the
main purpose is sconcerned-that OF cheapening
the burden OF interest and rendering as nearly
uniform as possible the tenor of the public debt
OF the United States, that it may be the earlier
eXtngulshed-ior we have reason to believe that
both Houses OF and all parties in Congress- as
well as the Executive, WIN unite to place ihe
measure within the grasp OF practical admin.
1stration OF the national finances. The
objections thus far made through the
press refer mainly to some of the de.
tails of the bill prepared at the Treasure
and moved last week by Mr.. Sherman i'm the
Senate. Only one of our city contemporaries
has ventured to call this five per cent. measure
Utopian, on the authority of Wall street and
this, we presume, was said on a some what ex-
elusive rather than general consultation of
opinion, though II is fresh in the public recoI-
lection that something or the same sort was ore.
dicted in that quarter against popularzing the
original Five-tWenty loan. 1t could not be done
thought and said acertain portion of Wall street.
Only S25, 200, 900 out of five hundred millions
had been taken up all over the country, unso.
1icited, by the conversion of greenbacks, when
the good work was entered upon by the subscrip.
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UsuTpatiOn of the Executive Power by
Congress.


From the WOrId
In. To depose the President would be a less fla.
grant otfense against the Constitution than to
deprive him OF his authority. If he were de-
posed, there would be an immediate necessity
Ohere being no Vice-President) for anew Presi-
dental election; and the incoming President
would, during the uneX9ired part of Mr.. john
sons term, be clothed with all the legitimate
authority which belongs to the office. Not
daring to attempt so bold step as deposing the
President, this revolutionary Rump Congress
are seeking to divest him of the executive power
by nullifying that part OF the Constitution which
invests him with it. bill has already passed
the Senate, which, by forblddlng the payment,
aims TO prevent the appointment of officers to
I'LL vacancies caused by removal during the re-
cess OF the Senate. The authority TO make such
appointments is as explicitly conferred on the
PRESIDENT as Is any power, on any branch OF
the Government, in any part of the Consttu-
ton. The authority is given in these words:-
"Ihe President shall have power 10 fill up all va
cancies that may hapnen during the recess OF the
Senate, BY granting commissions which shall expire
at the end OF Their ext session A."
To forbid the payment out of the Treasury of
any compensation to officers so commissioned
Is to annul one part of the Constitution by an
abuse OF power conferred By another Con.
gress has complete power over the expenditure
of money; but can il, therefore alter the salary
OF the President or diminish those of tho
Judges? 1t is gross abuse of the power to 40
use 1t as 10 defeat the operation of any part of
the Constitution.
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The Present Attitude OF Nations.

FROM NE DdlEy Nel1S
The news from Europe, brought by the steamer
Pauoian and which we published yesterday will
be found to be very interesting. The German
question, which has distracted the Continent for
he last month, seems to have taken an en-
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t9g@ TO THE SOLDIERS OF PENNsYI.

,, !. - . HARRIsBURG, May /, 1856.
In obedience to authority yesed In me BY resolu-
uon adopted by the Convention of Soldiers In
city on the eighth day of March 1856 do hereby re-
quest the honorably discharged soldiers of Pennsyl-
Yania 10 meet in their respective Legislative Districts
and elect Relegstes not exceeding Ave in number, to
held in the city of PlIsburg on TUESDAY the nth of
June next, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Where any Representative district comprises more
III an one county the OF electng the delegates
is respectfully referred to the soldiers Of the district for
such conference as will alt In fair representation of
each county
Citizens who have borne arms In defense of the nation
against treason have especial interest In the purposes
this Convention and 1t Is desirable that ul a repre-
senatOn OF the brave defenders the country as nos
sble should be secured thus occasion.
j, H HARTRANFT
Late Brevet MajOr-Genefa u s A.
Papers favorable TO the viii please publish the
above. 4tR6
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ton agent of the Treasury. ONLY one overture
had been made from "Wal streetn to Sc ,retary
Chase for the purchase OF Five.twenties OF 1852
and that for barely $50, 900 000 or onetenth the
grand total, at discount OF ten per cent. in
greenbacBs, or ninety cents on the dollar.
Yet the loan was subsequently pODularized
and distributed TO the last dollar, at its face
value, in the very midst of the exgencies and
defeats, as well as victories of the war. And
While we may add that somewhat similar oppo
sition or grave doubts we're expressed H. The
same quarter, about the close OF the war, of the
7.3O per cent. popular loans, altogether to the
vast sum of $3.50, 900, 900, are quite sure that
our neighbor assumes too much In quoting the
revival of this 'Wall street" feeling on the pre-
through the medium OF the New York market, a
very large conversion Of the other securities Of
the United States will be made into the cOnsoli
dated five per cent stock of the United States
as soon as 1t Is authorized and made ready for
distribution on the terms Indicated by the bill
nov before Congress-
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fCea39 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- - JOHN h, COUGH Will de liver a ecture on
MONDAY Evening, May Ia Subject Peculiar Peo-
pie" he sale o. tlcSets will begin Tuesday NOM
ing Sh inst and no IicBets will be so or engaged be-
tore that time Tue north half OF the house Oil be sold
and the south ha at 1rumper's Music store Seventh
and Ch smut streets Price 25 cents 20 and 10
GEMS 55St
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f950 BY ORDER OF THE CORPORATORS
- - OF THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, the opening of the books for sub
scrpton 10 the capi a. stock of said Company
pontu until lurher notice. 4309t
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THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED To
L &C! in important locations for the New York Acct
Lental Denlanee Company Active men OF good address
Cppk 20 FRANK o. ALLEN Branch Once No az
CHESNUr Street Apply soon. ~'' y IL
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DENTISTRY.
SoLDIlEERHSs' PHILADELPHIA CITY ONES

may reqniIe his professional services. msS
SOLDIERS PHILADELPHIA CITY (MEs
- eENGER CoMPANl \"AH'
supplying the Public with re liable gfpose o OF
ready to execute any oidCrs that given to them
city to act as gude 70 Strangers sRor an 10 PaTe Se
at the disposition OF the Puzzle in any emergencV
where the services oI u trustworthy man may be re-
qured give lTeehod security the AMOUNT Of fifty
anH r6e t wi be responsible Tor that
t Tae to ossS can also be smgaged for certain
disc Stores. Ships and vi dings dav or night etc
a ne COMPANY % @ sle for the ai hlu execution
delivery Messages, Packages or Baggage intiusted
but men OF goOo character and with good reference
and the Company fee co idont that their may be
1he messengers wet red cap with the number by
which each Messenger may be Identified and Badge
SOLDIERS PHILA66SSTpP1I1 6Sp H4 CITY MESSENGER
Each MESSENGER is runished with printe: Table OF
Ta6s showing the The ao%sd tS
anu d me IeEGt m 'he payment received for any
;, Livery compliant @ against Messenger must be proven
cues ed to insist upon e delivery ora ticket Whenever
an Se S$aSs gdn
tended to be procured 70 the Public by this new ms u
MESSAGES or small Packages aud acy in procSrng Gr
1he assistance OF any number Of men for purpose
sOLDIE RS, the Pub c wi certainly assist these men
labor the time promoing the Comfort " and eS
tending the means OF communication in this large city
Similar INSTITUTIONS have been IN success u operat ion
for years in all the larger cities Europe in New YORK
and Boston and the Com tee satisfied that their
efor to Introduce in tbis city institution benec ia
both to the working tl9sss and the public gen1ray
will be appreciated rewarded by liberal
TABTE OF CHARGES
l. Single Errands with III. Work for a Certain
package. time "
6Bloeks.'........ cents u Hour..........20 cents
10 OBlocKs...........lO | HOur............25 .25
Is Blocks. " IL HOur,,,........5O
20 BlOCks......,..... 20 z Hours ,,,.......65 a.
Each additional hour 80 cents m ore
Half day from A. NJ. 10 2 noon, or from | z. NJ. to
6P. M...........,... ........,,.,,,,. sI.oS
One day.. .................,.., 3.5S
N. when more tnan two are wanted orders
should De LETT at the chi ce OF the Company the pre-
vious evening. ~
~ ". C. WHITEMAN, Agent,
4A 6trp flee No. 423 WALNUT Stree
MILLWARp & WINEBR ENER.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS or LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH
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oUR yFsl tsul cosptspuxoEsct.

vraA crrz, July 2i, 1900
The departure o. Carloia hsyins s'uay taken plaoe,
Tho xarimiilan stock took . run dgrn tendency Tho
carefully promulgated report that her Majesty hsd no,
ruu away that the empire DO, dad dying and
thsi The United states reed BE- eovsng TOO surely
on ia game thsi CsrsO,.s would b baes Ia Ssvsmbsr
next wss recsved rh suppressed ~ ssrson ani
smiles of eonisnv, That the ba'sic -as only hsn
% one would Tor q moment credit Tbs Minority r,ts
had their viswa al 70 themselves
The ret1rr from a cruss ami Anch0rxe 81 ab0ri snd
very convenient distance from hs city, of the Aasran
msn.o, v1 panasion go iooksd uroa ss-oeis,sa
With somsthins mysterious when 4 y. knoHH that
he DanAaion w1 under orders 70 "rr0yision ~ n
ABUNDANCE ,he mystery ss~med solved Then 20 beard
4 said upon tha streets that tho DAndslon going %
ee- Yors bat almost simultaneously came ths rspgt
ror thA iuteror ibrprTh circles Enpro~.d - " vs
pasisf on 10 siAis n sgtn u parlculA that Mali
milan 80 msklpG Al possible hasis V ls.vs ,hs
country N ne p5n,srum&s ~ dsy Its sven rurasrsa
tLat Kartnnan "a not IL the csy n asros, thai -
sNpoef down 70 OfsAbs, abd that 10 wih a.
oe Ia s.s tkan wssk tine Ths psrtia@ s1rro@sf "
10 raVrisaUt n MsnniliaBg mafemtnia. esri@EJ ibs
rerabs Wbo lrrutaas TIE fumof whsn @stlyhsd a. -
xL. Mar tlt n0t rwAaala 10 Ne cy q ksfleo Hba -
tabiy sbtrate ~ That ~ hsl p a. avsy Iron hs
frsrSa ssnts sna spies ~ ue alter " TIE En r@fnf
As e0tas dovh wuhi1 ssf ~ ohs wh - ssfpyesd
80 Aasr nany sG - o. Vat sonsvtsi easp.
tesgtsd % ruf pAYt ave n~ss faen a. ns~s s1s
.ttsrssG "a vs krgw thaf tksy ~ msrsly rsntu "
lh.v havs ~ vshsf msrt shsr ~ a. lsAa ssr,s 70
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OUR SPECIAL ADv1CEs.
vSSlA.
~-~~>-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--
our ptRlIn coaaEspsmeeMes.

a#mr|e Bsnln, July ia y.
.t- BsnxARoxs nAx % GILMAN HsSoRn
Csant Won Bismarck has submitted his plan o German
esasra reform TO the King according 10 which all the
nAEss preserving their Independence would b msriiy
- Automatically represented and controlled BY Prus
- Who would also reserve herself tho right Of
asning the nomination Of ministers In the different
Dsssss In conformity with her own policy.
TIE LlsERALa
ne conferences between the Prussan Minister Of the
Insrio Count Euenbsrg and the chiefs Of the German
Mbsra party, who invited By him 70 Berlin, have
Aad definite result The majority Of those present
pronouncsd against the meeting Of the Parliament In
bsslin, and proposed the town OF Brunswick a. the
future Of the national representation Of Germany
1his point however, has not been decided The liberal
chisfs present 81 the conference have quilted Berln
assuring Count Gutenberg that they would do ell In
sAsir power 10 dispose public opinion in favor Of tho
Count von bismarck In view Of the attitude Of the b
eosstutona question w be left intact for the present
NE spoech from the throne ~ the opening OF the Prus
=. chamec WIN moi. tnsrssors make any soncss.i9a
right a voting the budget claimed By the Chamber Of
Rspqsiss and contested BY the government On their
"a s lbsra majority have determined not 10 abandon
Shsr poslf 81 On hs point un.ss hs s2yenmspt intro
ascss bill Of indemnity requesting the retfdspetlise
asssion Of the Chambsro The budgets q the ave pre-,
Sup AxrxxArror or nAEovn
The question Of the snnexaoa Of Hanover 10 Prussia
n not yet definitely arranged but hes bsen determined
" the Prussian sovernment that even n The King Of
Ianovcr be reesisbshed, VIII no ionger be over all
~ Kingdom and thss ~ the zee coast Of Hanover w
10 any BE- Anhexed by Prussia
Krso onoaGs DlsconGn
The Pruuian commander In Hanover has informed
un. :. psIS ss Sss money oS
hs seirsd In the Hauoveran Treasury and deposited In
Ne Bank Of England
aAxoH POLITICS.
The eaxon Mnslsr Of the Interior has sent note TO
- Won Wurnb, Prussian Civil Commissioner In eaxony
prosssng against the elections for the German Para
bDsnt IN saxony unsss the Saxon Diet shall have sanc-
Ecasd thcse electiona ~ wurnib has made no 70
ply 70 this nots.
arrru ~ rRtgru
The Prusnians have authorized the Austrian function.
ssss who bed quilted Prague return 6 their posts and
vssume their datiss subject 70 tho control Of ho p.as
hkn commandant he Austrian GSvsrn6s 6f pohem .
v also return 70 Eisdx But not IN bis onicsl csps.
ety.
A ROYAL coxvyRmScR
A conference between the King og Prussia and the
Kiag OF Bavaria wiii take place shortly.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
the PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

fFrom LOpinlon National, of Psris, July 2a1
The Prussan conflict has rased the most grave
problems that have been presented since 1913 70 the
people OF this continent The points that be
subnitted 20 the cabinets OF Europs are the follow.
Eng: alteration of the map of Europe fundamental
change In bases upon which general pot rest aud
Che establishment of q new balance of power We can.
not too urgently direct public attention 70 the ssudy Of
these suhlecta We confess that are not fond ~
srm'stIces nor Of truces nor Of compromises
which pnt sop 70 war only 70 make y
byeak out again with greater fury All ser
susiv thinking men win agree With In this
Hence We mus study how 70 arrive Al real solu
uon of pending questions that viii settle peace upon
cold Foundation and satisfy ths erigencies of ths
present prepare The wsy Tor The realization ~ the
dane ds~td rs ON the fuur@, and throughout
fnt opr
peabsies~ Il " diicult attain saeh result bu, ths
e6ssae u thas nos 10 ihe wE are Eei 20 srest 90
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ysss csVz iplY y isss
obs II shs ai.s, esrasi,lss -sioh - hars -ita
- sha foliewfss letter
EgsHrrwv.r. hsy =. 80
u Yarnne Dyr Nasrrt OzDsrs
NJ urAa fHnsb- ~ Y1uf iast lsitsf hast h*u1 n.
fognea n ths fe@gt n yo4s lMburA However, A. -
hna --s ans- e. sasllfsebTy Yoa. TssFsH @Enor.
isA.s that yua have cuhieGN n hias tr4HNe ~ ks
lrse~aat1t asa sosaAt y tbs ssublsHby - o. 20
swer rnsfsfofs yga nsus srpic1 xfsAt tssi u t@sl
and yoa gsfsmFess u1fn yo have lefstsSft hin
shls fesuk n the - 30 nssystsns " ~lifA haze
sr@~dy spotsa VI yos All sgsi& - erss fpf - -
have tdettal anf Dsftgrsi 4AssffiABflcx NlU hm
sn1 us txs, 49, Ghstsnaihg 81 ths os1sefsHs vhscE
yeu have inkraaAd The bexnaasttns Lsfirg kctgsAiy
b~en oonmsnc@1 Al ----. - thhl s0a knos As wHtk
hsa sfsu f4gpDtbs tiEn v ~ p@tiufsy esfss .
gtst carr gAt @f i@sgnk w. in So sve1t n
ha sr~n. .fins 10 vHbffsw, wft ~ a. w rGntfemisei
mars ust BE mrs - ~biA - "a or sf~si snsffiak 90
40 - kiH sore favwssby fstn esA wl
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show tho very disagrecabe state OF inquci ido into
Witch this community h laA DoH thrown ~ effect
business has been very rked, aud becoming rapidly
the source OF many difasterS
About the 18th received letter. from ollaca apprs.
ing that the 9th last. s The Austrian troops
eelyed tho Emperor 20 leave that 10.
par.ment ON the 10th tho Austrian column was moving
toward Tehuaoan From the latter pace IL was thought
that they would either continue o puebla or orr
xabamost likely, though, the latter They loft mum.
Der OF their comrades In the hospitals In the Department
OF 0aaca The inyalids wern 10 be conveyed away as
speedily possible. Some arr of the opinion that these
Anstrinns " on with the Emperor la The Austrian
man OF war Dandon, and that his Majesty waiting or
them
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~. Iout-, August ?, isss
Tho Rpsi,err has special despsch from a.. Iossph
which says" Dsies from Fort rArsnle h NJ. III rst
state that the Indian has comm,no.d again s.vera
white mon have been killed. yot Reno ~ the Ise
ans who are stealing and driving On large numbers Il
cattle Dates from JuIssbarr 70 the "A inst say that ,hs
sovernmens berd a For Larsm. snd 10, ~ cattle b..
longing 70 rshehmsn, mile from hs fort vsrs driven
81 ~ the Indians Who bad also surnsd three f0ris
On fowasr river and Killed thIrya ave men Por Coo.
Srolef sna q number a people slFsd1
rhs - YER pas y NE xSoye sssrsssh is rss slry
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VERs CRrz, July 22-9 A. w.
The expectation here IN that haxinan viii arrive At
any moment Many reports in circulation regarding
his ookedor abdication and tho views and doings Of
the French authorities In Mexico.
That MAMMALIAN Is going away Immediately seems
now 10 be regarded every where a. / fact
The Austrian corvetts naAdal1n is s,il hlting ont
One hundred aud ny casks u Nina put IN board
OF her to-day
Rumor has II that Marshal Bezaine viii order the forc
bic dceIton OF Maxlmihan he attempts abdcale Ia
favor ol Juare2
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M {. x &c 9
Terrible Condition Of Disor-
ganization and Distress.
THE EMPIRE ABOUT USED UP.
Maxlmian in Trouble and Ready 10 Run Away
II Marshal Bazaine Would Let Him.
Rumors OF His Intention 10
Take French Leave.
SANTA ANNA'S CONSPIRACY discovered
Hxs FRIENDS ARRnsr-D.
sS~~-~~>~~s~~>>~~~-~-.~-1.
Intercepted Letters from Santa Anna
Reveal His Plans.
-~~~~S~>o~~-~>~~~~~~~,~
The Political and Financial Prospect as
Painted by Marshal Bazaine's Organs.
intercepted Letters from Santa Ann,
Reveal His Plans.
The Political and Financial Prospect as
Painted by Marshal Bazaine's Organs.
A GENERAL DISSOLUTION INEVITABLE.
&c. &c. Ae.

Tho steamship Alliance, Captain Perkins, from Vera
cruz ON July 81 has arrived a, New Orleans We are
indebted 70 the purssr for the prompt mailing Of
Vera Cruz Dispatches
Oar dates from the city OF Mexico TO the 20th and
from Vera Cruz TO tho 2Ith ut They describe with
graphic force the disrupted state Of the country, and
clearly indicate the approaching dissolution Of the
French Austrian imperial government
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vraA CRr1. July 81 :

NithA AfhtY 1Atf So = -
Tlo very latest rcrore otteg and secrat Dispatches
received in this city by merchants and Others from Tho
interior hold that Maximilisn VIII leave Mexico very,
very There Is belief prevalent that he Will
be here by Monday Tuesday next II has boon pub
hcly announced that ho LETT the city of Mexico
days FOR CGernayacL A. tho time II said
that be made tho change for the benefit Of Ls health
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probably DO concluded shortly. The future post
ton OF those Princes who have been forced BY recent
events to quit their domnions must be vcd for se
cal arrange nent between them and he King OF Prus
sa and Tor the approval Of German Parliament as the
Countries occupied by the Prssans cannot all be treated
alike. The mediatory Efforts OF the Grand Duke OF Ba
den IN relation 10 Southern Germany VIII probably meet
with speedy and favorable result.
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B0nRAr tvia rsBnss Grr July =, 1890
The quotations Breach, $50, Ter candy, ~
III s22d pr ib with freight Dhoerah ks6r per candy
or Tiu Per H. with freight, Freight - prr ton,
nominal. .rchsnge, 2s I'd per rnpse mot oertainl
7 ID, IT,, 10a, net 13s Cd a. 40 ia sB aOz W o.
net ies sd st.ss in., sib ior, uc III sd " !
mglc ysrn la per ib., net L. %.
Market gpiet.
shipments q cotton during the fortnight IS oO0 bales.
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The WAR.

3&B0At0nfn9 HelatS0ns BetWeen Aussfta ana
q hrHs- saef Italy. r
~ LosDor. August Q, 1893.
~ relations between the governments Of Austria
- Italy arc assuming shrsAssnins attitude
ship Burned as Sea.
et Lzvn.soos, August Q, 1869.
me ship Danube Captain BrOushsoa, Of Portsmouth.
wAssA sAAisd fron BRISTOL on ne sssh ulk for New
Yosk, has been burned n - All her pssssnssrs
- sssw ~srs saved and oushs % shis pors BY the
sAip compssr, from Mobile N rra1
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Of the Iaafss War several
white M~s KtIi~d--I.srsc Nsr,b~r 81 CauI.
Driver on and Trnias D~ssreyed BY the In
diana. Sc.
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GENERAL POLITICAL SITUATION.
cua VERA ctuz ceEkfsRukrtktf

Complaints ef Marshal Baxaiue's OvGmn--Th~
Political IevtSea ky No Means Rs~~reIered
Money thr One Thiss Seedsst, and No Mss~ '
10 u. Had--The situstiss Had Pee
stbis.
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a Prss-Ias Peace Programme.
Berlin desrsisa st J1ly " rspcrp -rsss rlii
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SANTA ARNA'S CONSPIRACY.
Gun CITY ur KfMcc CORRESPONDENCE.

New COMPLICATIONS for Nnxiu,ilinn. Santa
Annals Operations aud flie United States
Recognition Of OrtcRn Giving Him Much
Concern-Snnta Anna Rejected by the Peo-
pie bur Feared BY Maximiiian.-Ga of the
Connscn tion Of HIS E.tntcs Discovery Of Let
ters From Him 10 Esliow Conspirnio iors-ar-
rest al sixteen Of Ills Fricnd--Thcy are
Banfsbcd fe yncntnn--t mprrinI Oficcrs also
Arrested on suspicion Opinions Of tho Mcxi-
can Newspapers ON santa Annals Mani
fesf0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-10
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