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NOTICE.
NOTICE. 3
FARMERS, MERCHANTS 9a

NOTICE. 5o a6
FARMERS, MERCHANTS -,
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
HORSE POWERS AND THRASHERS.
n a WHEAT AND CORN FANS.
EmOry's and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C..
ID z 8 r e TO in FORM THOSE
l in want of the above machines, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices adding in some instances only, the cost
of transportation. ,.s7 AYE saq 4gQ
and perfect Machine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels of Wine or
Cider per day. H. l7s4f; 90 t .rj. q
Wine and Cider makers SIRE particularly inyi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
not. ~" rs,
Larger Mil 3 or Presses also furnished. M q
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, &C.,
are assured that l can supply them with any
kind required. f-. L. .....>,.1.s... ...,.5re So
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles, Springs, &c. H tthi I' g -
Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds.
G. BlLLUPS,
No. II Wide Water Street,
Tvs ~ Ai''.- ''+ Norfolk, Va.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN on and after this date, July rs, 1866, a
strict quarantine will be in force for all vessels
from ports infected with Cholera--as well as all
ports South of Wilmington. .E. h
Pilots and Harbor Masters will s3e that the
above order is carried into effect under the penal
ty imposed by the City Ordinances, and will d.
rect all vessels to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Craney Island until boarded and
examined by the Health Officer.
By order of the Board of Health
A. #. BELL, n. d.,
a Health Officer,
iy2h-tlstOct Port OF Norfolk
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MASH, COBB 81 CO.,
N GROCERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

NJ II
Keeps always on hand, an assorted stock OF
"GROCERIES and LIQUORS. which they will
sell low for Cash. h 4 slet1,
Consignments respectfully solicited--prompt
the same. %
Give them call at No. 8, Commercial Row,
near Portsmouth Ferry, where they will be happy
to serve their old customers ed the public gene
rally. maya
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EIGH BROTHERS d PHELPS
THE COTTON GIN QUESTION CON
-itt . TlNUED.
T REG RETTO BE COMPELLED


REGR TO BE COMPELLED
/ to reply to another Cotton Gin Advertise
ment, and l assure the public that | would not
do it, but for the efforts now being made publicly
and privately, by circular and other means , to
produce the impression that am imposing upon
farmers, by selling spurious article of Cotton
Gin, and tn erefore not entitled to their patron
age.
In one instance, private letter was written to
party, to whom had sold Gin, in which the
writer stated that he had learned of his having
purchased Gin OF me, and wished to state that
mine was not genuine article, but very inferior
to his, &c, &c. He concluded about as follows
81 do not write you this to create dissatisfaction
with yoar purchase, but to prevent you from be
ing imposed upon" What a beautiful exhibition
| OF disinterested kindness? Such devices and
means to sell goods did not originate this wear
but are old and stale, and had supposed would
scarcely be resorted to by any respectable business
house in the year of our Lord, 1866 First,
will say that II. l.. Emery never made Cotton
Gin in the United States, previous to Nov. 4th,
1864. Emery Bros. commenced the manufac-
ture of Gins in 1859. The first made was opera
ted in Georgia, by &. W. Emery, of Emery Bros
This test suggested certain alterations, which
were made upon his return home, and since that
time the Emery Gin has been regarded by ali
W o know it, to be the best Gin extant.
! The Gin which was exhibited in England in 1862
and which was so much applauded by the cotton
| growers and others of Asia, was manufactured by
| Emery Bros, the very men whose Gins IL. l..
Emery's agent here, styles ''inferior." This ex-
hibtion took place in 1862, two years before H.
L. Emery commend ed manufacturing. The cred
it, therefore, is due to Emery Bros, and not to
| H. L. Emery, who was only the exhibitor. The
reputation which the Emery Gin now carries,
was won before II. l.. Emery Il Son commenced
manufacturing, and upon this reput alton they
are now working. The"Picker Roll Supporter s.
which is the burden of their song, is an insignia
cant attachment, which costs about 81 so to So
By actual experiment, they have proven deei-
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WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVER
.+A WARE.
II HAVE recently returned from the
i North With splendid assortment of
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry and Silver :.
Ware, stld sdi Ast7
Of the latest style, which makes my stock the
largest and handsomest in the city, and to which
am making constant additions of the
LATEST AND BEST GOODS.
All in want of any.hing in my line are respect
fully invited to cal and examine the quality and
prices of my goods before purchasing selsew here,
as am determined to sell at low figures. bjL t
Call at C. F. GREENWOOD'S
49, va New Store, " Main street, "'''
jyl3 2ddoor from the corner of Talbot.
- -'7@' ENTERPRISE. u" Ii0-"''' o'
MONS. A. ROUSSEL, .
N -@14i+A9%" FROM PARIS.
DYER sc SCoURERa
Corner Of Hill and Bank Streets, b,
e4E g NORFOLK, 3i} t1 uniJ,Ey q
And Proprietor Of the First Glass Bathing House
situated at the extremity of Main strac4.
7i4-se near the Norfolk Petersburg
.:i.t ~ So Rail Road a." @.7 iH d'.'i
Respectfully calls attention to the fact that he
is prepared this season, to open to the public his
bathing house in style enexampled here r8l
He also has made an extensive addition to his
Dying and Securing establishment, and is pre-
pared to furnish work at the lowest terms.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

w r.. c. LAND, Of mid I'd DnA,- a
| w sagou[ si ---as ,7taasls1 ;@sl
DEALER IN ,.s.,.a -.
L1 HEMRSp LINE me G9AL HAY PR4sTER
e. -Fa.H EVERY DESCRIPTION, - ibSi Ahl
.4iWlDE WATER STREET, 3yl3,5 3.
~. i0ld Custom House Lot,) 70
Has on hand
1910 HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
.8a] Jip 2g.is YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOISTS and SCANTLINGsesei..s IN. NJ i
FLOORING PLANKING,, ...o.se.I e..
' DRESSED WHITE PINE,
- CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
jy26-lyo' i ToNGUED and ,GROOvED.
NTOTlCE.-James III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN q George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciatei themselves together under the firm of
[f. iIl JOHNSTON & BRO, Laaota
for the purpose of conducting the wholesale and
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we are offering to pur-
chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
| out .ny expense of carriage. Merchants and eth
ers doing business in the city, may send their
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the kind
Of wood they specify without requiring theirpcr
sonal attention. We. can be found at Newton's
'~' ' - JOHNSTON s BRO. 81
Il IA NM vi a. az :. ~ hi
1 FIN having been dissolved by mutual con
sent, l shall hereafter continue business in my
own name at the store No. 7, East side of Market
Square, in this city. Grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon me, as a member OF the
late firm, respectfully ask that it may be con
tinued to me in my future business. N, ,fsts...5..
mae 73f'bi*''' =" JOHN r. GRIFFIN. y
IOPPER STILLS, - - m. =
u 717'1'e u Gaps AND WORMS.
We have on hand and are manufacturing to
order, Whiskey and Brandy Stills, Caps an
Worms, from 40 to 200 gallons. u1
II Old Stills repaired and taken in exchange.
Copper work for Steamers and Mills executed
at short notice.
GILLETT, CHERRY & MAPP, IT,"
: Cor Roanoke Square,
jun Is and Wide Water street.
BRICKSl BRICKS! / BKICko ~ g .iiI
THE Subscribers are now prepared
Il to fill orders for any description of Bricks
of their own manufacture in Norfolk. They
guarantee to furnish as good an article as can be
obtained in any market, thus saving to purcha-
sers freight and expenses. Brick delivered to
any part of Norfolk or Portsmouth, if desired. d
Samples can be seen at our office on Roanoke
Square, at George Maltby's, Campbelps Wharf,
and VIM. Fl. Turner's Market Square, where or
ders NAV be left. . sif Hs1l9 Ft .H
tss5.45 ARMSTRONG & CO., l5el,
81 ~. Roanoke Square, near Main street,
rr., Norfolk, Va.
N. B.-Manufactory ust northeast of Race
Field Bridge ~ Ia" "a Haa juns-tf
WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVER
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Z +. A. KARIN,
TAILOR

N ERCF AMI TAILOR -
IN 1 AND CLOTHIER
= No. II EAST MAIN STREET, opposite Of l..
Salusbury's Furniture Warehouse. No old stock
on hand, for have resumed business since the
great fall in prices, and can sell you new gSodu
low for Cash only. -
shall give my personal attention to the Cut
ting and Manufacturing, and will warrant good
fit and make. 1 have now on hand, a good assort-
ment OF Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
and Furnishing Goods, which will sell at a very
small profit
N. B.-Sewing Machines for sale and hire.
iy26-Im -.4.tl s-t -lL lila slt.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

LUMBER / LUMBER Il = ass
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS
w sortment of Yellow Pine Lumber, on hand
that can be found on either city; All sizes and
quantity of heart and merchantable Yellow ard
Pitch Pine cut to order in the shortest notice.
- Also on hand, Shingles, Fenciny, White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhe ere.
-, i.} ts1. r. j. Il W. NEELY,
junl9 North street wharf, Portsmouth Va.
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Red Wing, Minnesota Little or no damage.
Along the Minnesota riyer--Some damage in
the vicinity of the Lake, especially near Mil
waukie. The weather is now clear and cool
all over the West and Northwest NI ~
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OPTICS | OPTICS
j. M. AN,
~ f..l No. 20, 5Hl 81 noi5u5as.

y VOFntf MdIH anu TdIDOC Ntfttt.
HAS JUST OPEN ED ANOTH Err
i'll invoice of those fine genuine Brazilian
Lens in steel frames, suitable for ladies and gen
tlemen. Also, fine shell run Glass, with fine
assortment of Spectacles with fine English and
French Plate Glass, clear of perforatons, bisters
and specks. From the increased sale of lenses,
have made it specially in my business, and feel
satisfied can giveas much, if not more satisfac
tion and less humbugging to my customers than
those itinerant opticians, with all their high
sounding recommendations. 1zIt5 ,a q
have also received fine lot of Ladies and
Gents. Hunting Gold Watches and Jewelry.
Call at No 20 Corner Main and Talbot st.
aul0 a j. NJ. FREEMAN.
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gees on the subject Of this vcto Since the late caucus
and the adoption Of the resolutions relating 10
the veto OF the Freedmens Bureau decided change has
been unaffected The result in Connecticut was waited
FOR with impatence but soon as announced mere the
course taken to-day led or by Foger, was formally de-
cded upon Senator Folger has given the key note TO
the tone OF the Legislature national subjects this es
sion, and his strong radical stand today vim
dicates my repeated assertion that as a repre-
sentative Of the sentiments OF the Union party he
could never be brought into afiliaton with the old
democracy, whatever accidental associations or ma
might bring them in contact with his course on
public measures mix up democratic Senators with tho
Union Senators In casual votes Although the tone or
the debate especially IN the speeches Of Senator'S An
rews and Person touched the chord Of separation and
rupture more harshly than any previous occasion,
yet stl satisfied that II now but signifies the
Inevitable voice which Is hoard in every really strong
party organixationthe voice Of the subopposton Of
the minority, overruled In caucus
TRUSTEES THE INSTITUTION FOR
The Governor sent to the Senate to-day tho following
nominations 70 be Trustees for the New York State Inst
tuition for the Blind, which we're confirmed by that
body
First Judicial dstrict-Guy r. Pelton and Daniel r.
Ross OF New York city.
Second distrcr--Ambrose s Murray Goshen
Third distrct--John Stanton Gould, Hudson.
Fourth dis,rct-Dr. n Edison Sheldon, Genns Falls
Fifth dstrlct-Dr. N. L. Lee, Fulton
Sixth district-Dr. John q. 0rton, Binghamton.
Seventh dstrict-Dr Il. c. May, Corning
Eighth district-Egbert Harvey, Buffalo
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Th. ca. of nr.aisy r. Jonn-on.

tAMANhAt hpfA y t~'E
Tie lsiaalsni that the Pfesdsn' had fresisd az
f@lease a tho B.n w he csse n bfsfi~y jphnssu
Ntts "a ~ he nitsd sie farrAai sb0fi Tins nnfs.
ps1vrs 70 " srrOueous Ibs fa ia tbs cs.e afu the
Anef the arrest on lie tsfh gii and rslssne up tsi
entered sndaf pfoiesi NJ llhn0n rs1f 70 Wsshr 90
ssa eILlbilsd htt Isryia 1b1 pas N General sr.si
The latter snaef TOE impre thai iohi - urdsr
the term q ts fsfss sfsnnps fro, eI,T sgrsst
~re -ttsf tO1siBng ha Vows " .rs Pre.l4sGt 80
urged hlm 70 take assion % TIE cs-~ wfb vr~ v fh.
roisase of leSuson stisf onni.tslna rs affirmation
rscafed beis icf W We ss,ernsBt 0n u4 rar
q tBose vho, sw tboss hf, bn pfurnred u.s
lssee, " No infsnfisons 10 rsghsd 81 tf
mater have yei h~sn rrse ved frosn R.sfins,os "
be j1dsr ~ Neft " the lalisa sisiss ttrvan fo1r
no ary ofhsf s1rifss ~ tns fcr W juba
rHh h7s - NSsrAfG 1isnl Bai Sh@ibsr hs ~iH ~ "a
W frs.sf - sare the qussiya b. a. dsd ~ lbs
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E u r Q p E.
The Damascus at Portland with One
Day Later News. .
Effect Of the German Difficulty on
American Securities. ..
~.~>>~,>~-,y~-~,o>--F
Opposition Tactics in the Eng
lish Parliament. ..
rst .s o,r--~~,>~->-~c>~~~s~~~ r..-..
MRS. stephens Gone to Join the
bead Centre in Paris. -
Important Advices from WASH
ington in Madrid. .a-
7 &c. DC. 30. t

The steamship Damascus Captain Watts wbich LEFT
Liverpool p NJ Of the 22d and Londonderry 2sd ult
arrived at Portland, Me-, yesterday evening e4
H,r news is one day later. e1
Recruiting OF Austrian volunteers for MexIa was about
10 commence. -t
collision took place the Norfolk coast between
English steamer and . Russian brig. The brig after
wards capszed, and ten OF the crew and the captain
were drowned. t
Tho Damascus passed the steamer Delta yesterday,
bound East
Tho steamship City Of Manchester from New York,
arrived at Liverpool ON the ED OF March.
The steamship Ednburg from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 23d OF March. rf
The steamship Nouveau Monde, from Now York ar.
rived out on the 22d Of March.
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IN. >.w yorl s,s. ,..oels,sa r,,.-.

The uculi-srs Of the New vcft -iste A.sosis4 rfe.
met here fs' ahd cilad li- faliNinz oalees 80
lhe snsung jesf f.--Pfe1drpi. a. y. tsIq -e.u,iary
..eseNtr Ell u. Rnbsrt- o. ccuare raunni'1ee,
..a!.ef ct tie i0ghrs-el rsis., Df Hall esd.
y, "-@.si. = NJ fAu.is. u thc " ry ia.t
f,e snHra dinnef aa - ~ T,f' tt,,r. 49,
he msnbcf4 uf the ssste. lf,
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M E xIco.
Omcial News from El Psse-Im portsnt
a 0f Successes sT the Liberals.

wAsiris0roS, April 1900.
sfr Romero has received official news nom II Paso up
To the 9th Of March, from which appears that on the
Ah the Feuasas brigade left there for The city Of Chi
huahua, which IL was expected would bc reoccupled
about tho Goth ul President Jusrex intended 70 estab
lish his government there al once AZ
1t s also stated that oiola had boon received at
FL Paso Of several important successes Obtained by tho
national troops In TamauiIpas coahnila New Leon, So
and snaioa. General Martinez rouii the French
Aiamos and captured the place He afterwards effected
4 junction With General Morales t
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Ne,ss f.am tsIIn,ni..

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fte ~. I.lra h.f ls-ssl af,sDt f.'ut .nf cN
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ne wssr af Ssrrau4erto = nfo llf be- I'd h'n Pc
'ore this sssoh. The county foe indf cisy ~ 'e. q
"a a..staeea
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psnpos .ne Nor.n american sseamsnP oo"pAny'
A'e'S'eN " ''po'' 1oIp.es' s
-, HILLS rHsskp; .,,,n,
au.no!ize tne eierk OF new YORK county " sPPn'
sn sssisssn. uepuy' -, ,,...x. -,
vh;,ohn ssus ps .ne oohs"ue'ion VI 'no AiA''s"1e ~
"rsenal rnanaIl ,n, na,foad. no c.,.., :, Albany
~1ni uins ho ioOaton VI 'ne new Sap,eo ~ 80.
10 provide FOR the completion Of the Albany ana sus-
qIrnsuna naiiIoao -, ..u
of N Inc sss and 1861
To alter the Commsioners e~ S' map % Of Brooklyn
To esSs 70 the limited States over certain
aGns @s in sS New s York -, s,,.
10 amend the act relative to the storage Of combuste
materials In New YORK: sgE xo,x "a, ,.vv
Tho House went into commistee Of the whole on tho
New YORK p county tax "a o levy ov.s IN rssocs the ,s
for advera.pg from s2s ooo 10 s CO. Which Was car
red ' a.
Contingencies 10 Comptrollers once. which was carried
Mr. PRS moved 10 reduce tho item Of $40, 900 for
Pending the motion progress was reported the House
and Mr. BRADRKrH (rep of Westchester moved TO
make the bill the special order for this atc oon which
was carried
Al four 7. NJ a recess was taken
NEW YORK kLEvATsD aAuhoMs
The special order was the New YORK eieVa'ed froao
The House, in Committee Of the Whole considered tho
ros rve ss " Y Tor the OF ee'a'ea
IN, h,,, - =. ,ha u-o.,,v.,, corrrc.,o, rlava,e
~ o", nsonn wv a. .''e .,'Ay ~, .s.a.-.
haIwoy pl!I WIZ ~keh up seSefeI names coIio'n. i
% W.T. ~, no oa. ahu "a ohe,s @ & %
a1ng .e conss.ucuon on OF .ne roao anae. .s
tendence OF the state Engncer anu urVeyor was scken
OUT az Was also the clause giving inc power To inc rand
Jury OF new iorK county 70 nai'I tne roaa ~ y
nuisance :, a.,
Inc p wns then ofdered 70 tnru reaonS ny tue io'
lowing 'o'e'-
ArIs-Messrs Aldrch, ley, Baker Barley, Bsyrymsn,
Bills BOYD Brnnson Bnckman Cakins ChambulaM cong
an, .Tss' poneho Dp"ning h,4dss, AZ tn,
hn.a Ria't'nn rnsta,, .i,sr Iang,ar avs vons
Mccali NsfIofkey Mckay Mctey Niilspansh Moore
Morse NJ kerson 0akey j. Parker Patrick Penny, Pom
roy, Potter Posi, a. l. Reynolds, o. g. Rice, W Rce
Sehn,I s.eDachei - p smh, r. = SMITH 4 4 s,aw.r,,
xT,r ,ySl W. W., ~ van
W.. wess,s sntarson ,,s,sws p,,d,,,n psrksr Pd
diecom iodine Brandrsth can6eid Cochrane, Curtis
Gleason, G. Graham, Ilscock asklas. r. ~ Huntington,
McGownn; ) J. Parker rts Ranney NJ Reynolds w ~
rosefs' S.ia,n shaw Snyder spenkvr y. s'ewar,'
wn, wuuoAr, iv.n, meea "h'''' "n"s' "nsoh ~ ""'''
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t"n,nsi..et for the Esswiostf"" "f i's y
sfusfot..

yuFvrsg corHr srvEf a. sax.
flsfsr~ Jw.es Bsinsri y J. fnSshsf6 snd oltbs' spd
AFrD s-Ttc ioliefiug ge9t"acn we're 60 10 ~
poinod - r..nni'iee "a EtamiEaiion foi 80 -
dents .--en 'onipelsrty THOMAS [. CanpeeIi - ~
hey>nop, MONA q Fncknsy The idlSwlug vce
spiolntad ~ a cOHnttse on ChafSc'ef Jeremiah
I.sra-Iga Ihnua. Bueslcy. Y Jamas GIetsr
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Aftst. spfi 4 50.
Ga44.ttr.a", Hl.urr-
thc -.tsstr fri . o., ~ 4as fep,'i % ne ,ts-
Asusuitaisi siei.ty.
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sgt tisiions % shsitabie NJ itllSfs
sstfess fffsssnH rfsFssr q
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.,rasy, Aptii q bss
The Canal Commissioners .<-e no, 80, axrrsd up1h
day for opening the esH>s; bst "a !. ssypssra ~i Ne
opened sboa' nsi !.
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s.n,ss Of IN. steamer se~sr'.' for

RsLrWrA Aptd q 1893
The siAarser -oueftei N The Baium"fs snd LIVER
roo ine ssiied nence this Afternoon Hih hrgs sni
vsiusSis cargo of ,ssu and breaf-tnns fcf Liverpool
The New York herald., 1866-04-05

nntsd .tates o. tw.Bi.s, - ',aTih iiialsC.n
usi H,ilI,s.ai u r 70, kfe N4trud st.
IL Gs'-s CIV artis llAil -Tr ths tsfipG. markets
eptinye 70 show cNtIrUg da'Bess aBd g'pcd pittoYt
sysyiJins ~ rally no iWt.. siendiDg 10 rsd.tgL gf
Le tfo - d-sonai Wy tt~ ns1k W Fispee y rfe 80
yrterany ~ lncfeascd i'saonni cef lrd at la I4nt
'beay ~ consequence ~ .yisg Rppl atlus Ia
hs4 hsek n anfiep1t1n II ~ lsgcfLs af ihr rsfs
ftym ~ nYe ~ c~uf TIE i4,sa rctHruF h ~ no
a'rI ton - ieNl - TOE iuunsd4s 80. er 81 If "a
apanasId nYganlqut
The New York herald., 1866-04-05
The German QucstIon.

Statements in regard TO Austria and Prussia are con.
nicting German nrms IN London have uniformly ridi
eulcd the idea Of hostility and the latest kilograms are
OF reassurine character But stll the German press
continue 10 deal in wariike rumors.
A special courier arrived at Vienna on the 2lst ult
with dispatches from the Prussan government, the
ture OF which has not ysnsprod
LivBRrooi, March 23-EyonIng
Alarming war rumors continue 10 prevail al Vienna
but sbe news is conflicting
The New York herald., 1866-04-05

Hsnsf sssh 10, 1870
coS3s GrBt cotioB afvurc -. rTi1Hto- fse -rk
20 oDo hAis.. Firghp G- Esci,ah q - 4. %.
CAtcrfss AsEcG n. 1850
The New York herald., 1866-04-05

A 'asI.d telegram avs ihe spanish covc had
ressivr, important drspa'~'ca from itg NE Nash
iugpn. bgt upoB what saayert o. no. si. ~.
The New York herald., 1866-04-05
Tho renians.

The lrisl Tyn0 learns from reliable authority that
tho escape Of Stephens Is longer matter Of doubt
he arrived safe In Paris Sunday morning, tho 18th
rf., when be immediately sent telegram - ~ vie,
who staying Cork, expecting every day nsiriic
lions 20 ebark America she and her sister forth
with set Tor Eugland, rose 10 Psrs to Join her
hisband. ~. ....... 49,
The New York herald., 1866-04-05

cosrd 0slg. 60
'fhe HaBt o. ,aEce las feducea ~ rfo o.eo1nt 10
3t per cent
The New York herald., 1866-04-05
Court of Appeals Calendar.
Tn. Great bond Robbery.

The following " tho dav calendar of The Court oi APP
pcnis for fburday, April 5:Noa y, 25k %, ~, ~,
, n ~ ~ "a ana az
The New York herald., 1866-04-05

ihe on fisrst.. ~ ihs New ycrs cify isz ley a.
frs .gn 81 tt GUma..ti.e ~ the Nlolt.
ns tAsison o, hs. fg~ appointments Nefr a1orie. "
.frianf Ne ynhif anon % Computation adFeisemen's
70 Gosr sly tast. legal fstss redyehg zoe ..sro.
pY.tis8 fOr ets cAntngencie~ foui vy"" = $40 vp'
snd srprrsil0a ~ drdcirn,es 10 - ,ty Inspectors
pepsl.Insst frsm tss, ,0o0 70 ssesc
a. ss~Ie.A u0v.s W ~-nsni ny prohibiting The Com
niou CotntH ron esaling any new ooe o. depsriDHhi
increasing ne sssyv sp, ofcef a.riuz tue yssr
ne Nj zee lhea ordered " third Adin.
Mis- oastrxa IS g1iHp sr.psss
90 incorpsssts TIA N.,ional imdeinrsry Insnfshes
'gmfeuyf - Incorporate the Rrv0krn Trnsi Iympsny
snsnfng me ohariet ~ he International Bridge tom
pow W eusbs tha Cnmlni s0ner Of he Centra fsrk
" mske fnthei iait ovensn,s, rsstte ~ thH fH'oa
I a. asrt En,.rd sua oeli-h sireHs IN N@N fOrk
Al ausned