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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR THE ENEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
UNDER AUSPICES OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION,
" AS ling ON d..
AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1856.

3OUOCO tickets viii be sold at 81 each-75OOO presents
awarded valued at s25oOOO SIS COO the profits to be
given to the Soldiers and Sailors National Orphans
Home Fund $500 to tbs Washington Male and Female
Orphan Asyu um, the balance, deducins expenses
to be paid to the Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, OF Washington, ID G.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM Il. OWENS NO 527 Chestnut riiEEr;
ALSO SENT 10 ANY POST OFFICE IN Tho
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
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-The work upon The street railroai in Savan.
nah is suspended By military order. Sanitary
reasons are given, the authorities fearing the
upturned soil would endanger tne health OF the
citV.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. s.-The summer vaca-
tion of the Camden Public Schools will take
Mace in few days, and the interim will be
| emnloyed in making some essential improve
| ments and additions to the schoolhouses
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AMuSEMENTs,
PIsLEY's CONTIkENTAL NEWS
hoice SsHts TO al aces OF Amusement may 5e mad
40 10 Ga o'c,oek tny evening ldD


PGsLEY's CONTIkENTAL NEWS
II go IxCB lNGE ..)
{ holee ssuts to sl aces Of Amusement may Be mad
ip 10 "a oc,oeh hny evening. l@p
MRS: JoHE DREws NEW ARcg STREET
" 'sx Ex SxoRDINARY A1TRkgi ION.
knsass~en' ot ths sSsRr STssI oPjaTer S ara fian'
The Mauag' ress has the gratncation Of annnunelng
that In nsequepee q the marked and pgodiiop,s sue
yslt she has in bdu ing h to returg
to Phrede phla Tor brief season and sive asecona
y A' POPULAR soIREFs
pared, and wi be presented -.
in which ba win asRsSJ he SSnf % Of Magic
the oetIy Of Musle the Comedy Q, Melody the Sc
Musica Prosramms OF Miracles Fun, Harmony and
1S VIZ RoI EEfaHFLLER win produce upon this occa
sor for the first time In Iadelpha his great PAnto
ThE SCARLET SPIRIT;
end many other entirely Original Move ties and special
les which ave neve yet been produced IN thisci.y,
'-' AN HRoPoGLossI
d w ssS ea%a PIM SpHs pan @
which has been sent by express from the msnuactory
For deSSiis OF entertainment small bills Of the
Doors open a. IN O'Clock. 10 commence ats, s25 Ct
DRY ANTS M1NsTRE ELs.-
ID NEW G6ofs{HNT 5cs {Np SiESnT t6MFoKFEBEE EHFEBEEE'
THIS EVENING.
the orgnai aaf ESs duIs S week.
BRYANl,s MlNsrRELs,
RGPL SNB e bbFUSS'BBS&S bHS B&S noI% rropoos
Monster Concert~Recx xon I'm in Luck, New Ba lad
The Futamagi ders-Magic Acknowledgements arpet Bag
G% S HS ssS g
sni Plum Mejor5Hap-tIa one Brother, Vino Can
n.o..aa.n BTi I,s ASI,s LLLaP LaI,asIsG 2 SNd .ts
Dress iTCe so cents; Orchestra, 10
cents; GA lery, Is cents. Box Office open al day.
NC GRAfGE FL SfsDTH 1faS O'Clock ss
WAtLNdg,TI, d,I, sTREET sSRa s,I TitIeA TAE4F E,[:a
THIS G.Sss! " iSni Ss,s su1e 1g r.
Inc gorgeous 'pSSsfI MAID QUEENy' q iE yi''' u '
After long %eSfFiEsT SpS SHTsRsiys PsSiEStEGR sSENERY
ws4I I%US5F Of TaE N \ aTA6s' IA x.,.n. Ila
IHL Bk1H OF BEAUTY;
The TIE Of " MISTY F F4ns
ma MogGa Iansorma9n to the e. e4ng and StSlsc
This vast scene rises and dlscoysIs, O,,,ns
:, ,, coI.H TIE aS HONE Sdto,t OF , TIE NAlADs'
THE oUEfN on HER THRONE.
NEW AMERICAN TaEATRB-
IN WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
Engagement of sSASE the fel9ST@tfd foSfsf iSfFsfs
F1Lsaa, TAE SLAVE QUEEN.
from iron H6ic New crF His r,t % r. here e.
MAD'LLE ANNETTA GALLErTA, 10
also in Grand Ballet every evening" BS
UALERs LATE MILLERs) wINTEF
GABDESINSs sST2Q 12Qn72S y TiNF y cS Street Ssprs
BY two large and efficient T555 G5G5qstras.
Auo EVERY E1gHT IN il eonssxion with our
Brass Band, comprising best Artists IN city
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NEW CHURCH ORGAN-The Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church in Camden has
Just been furnished with splendid and power
iul new organ Tor use during divine services
Its volume is tull, and it will be an essential
feature in the ceremonies of that church.
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TUCKERToN.-The congregation OF the M.
F.. Church at Tuckerton, Burlington county, are
actively engaged in raising means Tor building
new church. the present one being too small
10 accommodate the rapidly Increasing mem
harshin. ------- - ----- - :
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GY MI ~ A - L u Nj
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
n E. CURNEk OF NINTH AND ARCH STREETS.
OPEN AVERY DAY AND EVENING,
ALL SUMNER
Bodily exercise imparts health and strength the best
a tive apainst sickness o the coming snmmer
"a 3m Professors HlLLEBRANU q LEWIS.
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Refer bv permission, to
NJ ajorGenera infeld :. Hancock, U. 3. A.
General Robert Schenck, NJ. C., Ohio.
General Halbert Paine, NJ q Wis.
General John II. Ketcham. NJ G., n. Y.
General James Blunt Kansas
General n. Hendrck, Iowa.
General ID c. Nc Milan, ID. q.
Genera o V Dayton, n. Y.
Hon. Thomas w. Ferry, NJ Co. Nish
Hon George Lawrence, NJ. G., Penna.
d. O. FoIney, Esq, d. G.
Major j h. Doughty N. Y.
Hon. Richard Wal ach, Mayor of Washington, d. G.
Hon William ID. Kelley n. Penna
Hon Ke Ian " Whaley NJ West Va
Hon. h ben G. mgersOll NJ. G. ILL.,
Hon. Henry G. Deming, NJ. q, conn.
Hon A. II. Latin, M. G., n. Y.
Ion. Leonard Myers O. Penna.
bon. william A. Newell. NJ G. N. j.
Hon George w. Julian NJ. G Ind.
Hon stephen +. wilson NJ C.. Penna.
Hon. j. b. GIinrel, IA c.. Iowa.
Major G. M. Van Buren N. Y. 623 I'm
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A SUPP LEMENr ,... -......
~ TO an Ordinance to Authorize the Controllers
of Public Schools to Contract for tho Erection of
school Buildings. . In la ..rsr4......
Section / he Select and Common Councils of the
Gin OF Phade phia do ordaIn, That the Contr0 lers
of Public Schools b. and they are hereby authorized
procure plans and specifcat ons for the buidingV
TO be erected by authority OF the ordinance, EMIT
can ordinance to authorize the Controllers of Pubic
Schools TO contract for the erection OF Schoo Build
Ings" approved the second day Of June, 1855 to
which this is supplementary The plans and speci,
icatons for each bu ding shall be submitted to the
COMMITTEE on schools of Councils and by them ap-
proved before the SAID Controllers shall advertise
Tor proposals enter into contracts Tor any such
uui ding and the second section of said ordinance is
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
PresidenJ OF Sc ect Council
Approved this w enty second day OF June anne
DCmni one thousand eight hundred and sixty. six
"a. d. 1860. .,
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
6251t Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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The awards Will be made after the concerl the
stage OF the theatre here hree thousand persons
witness it, committee will be appointed by the audi
eIce to sup perintend the same.
lrinted lis OF awards will be published and supplied
30 agents and ticket holders Parties having Ii kets
will them until after he ards are made and il
their numbers appear on he list they will forward their
tickets immediate with iul directions as to the ship
ping of goods or deeds or the propery Tickets sale
all the principal hotels, book and stores the
city, and at the headquarters in the mammouth fair
building tor the benefit of the soldiers and Sailors
National Orphans Home fund of Seventh street
and Pennsy lvania avenue Washington, ID. G..
The Directors appeal to the bera lily of the peope TO
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
assist in relieving the wants of the orphans of our
fallen comrades.
MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Major H. A. HALL
President So diers' and SaI ors' Union
Olonel CHARl 8 T. CAPEHARr
Major NJ. II. ALB ERGER
WILLIAM s. MORSE
TREASURER.
B. HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis
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All persons favorably disposed requested to act as
agents, but no commissions will be al owed.
Money shou In all cases be sent by Post Office order
draft, express or re gisteI ed letters
In every case send the name and Post Office address
county and tate OF each separate subscription
stamp. All orders Tor tickets must addressed 10
WILL M 8. MORE
Secretary Soldiers snd Sailors Nalional Concert,
on. d. q
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100000 Gifts, Valued at $4,000

Number of Tickets, 100000
AT ONE DOLLAR EACH
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The W. ssisss ., Cs'vsv, Psss = &c.
TO rmr rpfron 0y rux nsuAtp.


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rsi.cByssy fsi-- Tfe ospasi q ths Ssnss&i Bsss "
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$4,000. old cscsisiio. gsi les ihss ts, 1o TIE
- tts rattnfsi eisesistlof. shd ~
receive the b<isnce fAs 80 No arc fsird Tho
bsns q d~t,ssse1 wsAhins,on ~.y 20 eircul.asr
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,hss u.< asassms1t ~ esDoeref sni an sti~nsaon
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a. b~a psl,y " b> tarpes rrhnnsnf tbs ic'sv.
az r.tsn -fbss have fan ooos1~oes IN sss
,rsssrty ari ansrtia aidi,y ~ csss Fern Co, snd
az ..s1 ssy realms fryrn isr ssssss rors thA4
s,y sssxne~s f<ssihir Ne usF~fpfs rs~>nrB~of
p1sf ~ 90 rrsfa~s - Cairsr Penn Co snssf isso .
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Ths War % shs West Ceast-ms0ssssA
Gnpsrtai saresssss. -.

rtF Iss~FIsool hVfiI Z. ~
IMPERIAL Cosss Guiisn bas f.csvsd oacsAi ss-s fross
Guerrero, herleo, 10 March 10
In an sr,oa ., rps,Aipla NJ h<rsi Gsbsrs Gowns
~s asfes,sd b. the impsrA General yssscp. 9Th The
los Of ART, three q nsd.
Por6no D.ss, the li,~rs general. me, tcfy u I'm.
persl uoots andsr csl,nsi Aoevs 81 Laso ssssss.
and Dss wss asfss~d sah ia. snd Que hsndsss q he
rDss taken pnsonerL
The nsvs n.oa siss he ilnprIsi ssuison 81 AsA-
pulca
m
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M e K &c O t.

Gcperst Aimonse Accepts the French
M..sioa-Ssw Ca@ @psign Orgssir,"g -
stnaIos, sc.
SY~ Ourss., Aprii 4. fsss
Havana dates The 10Th and daiss from Merioo
have been received
General Almonio had soo-p,ed mission " Frsbor
new campaign 10 70 be ofsAnirsd in SisAos against
co,ona, Who besiesins hassaionpolseo abost ths
men who caused the aa.sah on tbs Dslgi.n Envoys
cortna has joined 6cnsrA osrtsa st Gu del. Vsisrs,
sckbovirdgax Tho laii~s military sussnos.
rAmpsoo has been relnforcef and The sArson vin
soon bs attacked.
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Csawsreisl lasedagenee.
TnE LATEST nARKHIs.


Dessrusssss - . ustssA states sssssser--
Oss Person KsiieA Esd several Is-
Jared.
hosus, Ala, Aprii Q, isea
f,s schooner E.ssnis from psn.ooiA r.pous sbe ss-
s,rpetou ny Ore of The United s,sss a~smsr Convoy
capsain Williams cas@ed By overfurnins ismp In the
engine rhs captain and obiis~i 70 e.
cate in hrsfs their Night cioibsa Op~ refron xss
Allied ard several nlurrd Nothing assA
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s..vss.se~ ss . Hawking ussss 0"
AoS heater.

n,xDrxs tyr1 :. i.>
vr. Brv,t~. s~sssr. e ,hs av' ''''-s1.'
ms npsn.ns, sns ars- ssys ~s srH nsn
tn, h~aa ssps<u 20 ,ss snouas q . "a rs ssSsc
f.sy sspss- ne s~i~f ths, ne, ~ = 20 80 y.
4. - III 4e-rsn.s sx~iss ib~m rhs be-s 80 -
w.k r~N e~s<s ssf ohss pr,g~rs - y" - ~
srsaSDs~ Nee " ssrsissfs.4. sssiS~<@ IN - -. -
,s<sy tss y sin p-sossr
"a t~.ssv. sxs oDessAsrs< srs@A
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The Atlantic Telegraph. /.
Foreign TheatricaIs.
A NOVEL BOrQrET ro LADY rFRFoRxrl
Ifrom tho London Post, March -

A NOVEL BOUQUET ro 4 LADY FFRFoRxFH.
Prom the London Post, March - =
heard before the Sunderland magi-trstes
Thursday, wherein Patrick Dasey summoned for
assault upon Nile Mszoni the principal dancer NJ tho
Iyoeun theatre 10 that On Monday evonng week
Nile Mazons bcsent night, during the performance OF
the ballet. portion of cabbage, with heavy stalk At
was from the gallery tho stage, distance Of
nifty feet and trom hcigh Of nj least thirty feet just
nt is the position of tho dancer altered
and dropping her head she the misis approach
Ing Mile Maroui avoided the blow, but she waa In snch
a state that she could scarcciy hnsh the dance. re-
ward or aye pounds was oncrod by Mr. Bell the manager
and elr aud gave evidence that she
Defendant who sitting beside her IN Tho gallery.
throw tho cabbage stalk The Bench Inflicted perssy
N Tan ~htiItnn and o<~tA
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TUE SALE OF THE SHENANDOAH.
The War I'm Chill.
ALARM or THE sPAsARps AT SUPPOSED CHILEAN


From the u bratar Chronicle, March "a
Tho arrival In this port OF Chilean merchant ship,
with cargo OF guano, has put the Spanish Gnarfacoss
OF tho neighbogng coasts the a.crt The Spanish
of unfoundcd rupors that the Chilean ship priva
tecr reported her arrival and her peaceful character To
his government The authorities OF tho Marine Depart
have given orders lof the Guardacosis 10 redo bio
their isuai vigilance to capture the Acn Ward should
s. this port md the commander OF the steamer
Isabel IL N warned that tho Chilean vessel may attempt
to escape by kccrng close 70 the African coast
The " this Chilean bark affords curious listrA-
ton OF the In whch tho interests Of bsigerents
sometimes blended and ntern!ngled, and of tho -f,s
that peaceful Is put TO In order 70 carry is
operations n tinc of war. Tbs Ahcs Ward WIS built,
owned and manned In tho Cnnd Satcs and her present
master and crew are United states czene During the
late civil war this weasel ko many otber changed her
cruisers, and adopted the Chilean fAg Sailing under
this Gag the Ace Ward loaded cargo OF guano the
Chncba Is;an and departed with II ff Valencia b'foro
Chls ssd StMin vvee At Her cargo the property
have little ''Con,cdy Of Erron." The ship has run
into danger through Che very tep she took In order 10
avoid it and bpan1l cruisers urged 10 chase and
capture . pas,oual enemy ship that Is barring q
cargo belonging 70 Spanish subject and destined 10 for
tl;xc the piains n Valencia
Three frtsstes were placed In Cadz harbor ready
for IN case Of the appearance Of Chilean private
The Atlamasc Telegraph.
The books for subj cfptions to tho stock o. the Anglo
American Telegraph Company we're closed IN London on
the 18Th March All the capital required to make and
lay cable and 10 get up and complete the one
about twc thirds la-d last year has bren subscribed
The contractors max ng nineteen nautical miles Of
the cable per iay, and II n great improvement
upon that Of last year The Great Eastern being
pat in the mos, perfect order and the Both juno Is t
The day nxed for her departure from sheerncss for
Valontia, ireland.
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tntul~roTI y q, Apri :, ~
IT, con-asrafson uLs aornlnR ~ss sf,~ssv~. k>rea
brcs tull9ngs vere Destroyed, tDgesher eth he>vs
rr-et ssd wsst po~n Roo5's n<gs 7hs h~s q ~~Sr
mssef Al eloo CO. snd Insurance t1sopo 1sssiy 10
Nsrtk~rn ynrss - -
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M-.sssl r.t.riixsnes.

SPLENDID osvxR TO fHEnksA, rms sroKR.
According 10 the raris Tewps the following tempt Nc
oGcr tss haeu made by PanI npont, the manager VI
the Aicssar. of MsrseiIics N Nile. Thsrcss tho now
celebruied dsra of 900 francs fs0o) for her
services for onih or gao Per night travelling and
. carriage and pas with livery servants, during her
stay: umlnaiionr the hotsi on the evening of her
rrtya; q scrcnahe with torches ofesi reception ~
shsraway t~rmlnus and grand saloon of the hotel by
the manager and ar Of the naelles Aicaxss entry
inso the city cAlschs drawn by four borses, which
viii be announced beforehand BY special oes0; grand
dinner the day after her arrival tbs Acaxss TO be bni
ansy illuminated and decorated durisg her stay and
Two hundred Nsts 70 Be reserved for The ts Of Mar
Tsmpsins - his oer IT, Nile There's has declined H.
ana tho Tempe ss what does she reQure-a salvo
Of twenty guns tho National Guard drawn up 70
her and the kcys Of The city presented 70 hsf
eiver disn
Csmmsreial 1asekagenee.
TaE LATEST nARKETs.
ffvssrooi, March X-Eyenlng
Cotton duli and tsndns downward; sales to-day 5000
bales, inelodns eoe 70 spsoaaiofs and srporen Nd
ding uplandA about lv'f.
Bresas.aas dsI unchanged, eresps corn, which
arm.
PrvvsIoas Inactive TalIov arm
LoSDox MONEY nAnHEr.
fo~pos March 2l-Evsnine
Copsols ~. 81 United states ave-tvsnt - TIx .
7lS. Illinois Cesir>l shares ssk Isk. Ere shares
ssa tsx
Tne disccant market Wa Without alteration, and the
demand Al the Bank WAS of an average character.
Bsrnx Bros cirui<r qnots- b.r slver s - Id dollars
s< IiJ,d., eagles 5es A 'ea "a
vhe weekly returns Of The bank of England show IA
increase 10 the boilios ~ fiz7, COS sterling
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International Coinage.

In the House Of Commons, March 23 Mr. wATkrS asked
tho Chancellor Of the Exch quer " any discussions had
taken place between her Maestys yerDment aud the
government Of the United States In reference to the
proposal OF Mr. Chase establish international coin
age between England France ani the United States Of
America
The CmAsorIoa TIE ExcHsQuKR said there
trace in the Foreign Office OF question having ever
been raised between the two governments during
tho time that Mr. Cbaso held office Speaking vaguely,
and only memory, he Certainly could rccllsct nj
one tune seeing some gcntI men from America, who
WIRE, - ne UNDERWOOD here more less nrcean the
general stato Of sentiment and opinion upon ths quos
tion But no that thcrc had bscn any
correspondence upon the subject.
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E u r O p E.
trivial of the Cuba and
Bavaria.
WO DAYS LATER NEWS.
Pur Paris and Berlin Cor
respOndence.
british and French Mediation
Looked for in Germany.
Fhe King Of Prussia Firm and the
Aspect Serious.
he Head Centre i'm Paris w ith
John Mitchell.
Ee is About to Embark for
New York.
-~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~---~-~~-
Cross Suit Against the President Of the
United States.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
&c. &c. &c.
Ie is About to Embark for
New York.
Cross Suit Against the President Of the
United States.
HE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Stone which left
verpool at O'Clock on the afternoon OF tho 24th
hi Q eenstown on the 25th of March, arrived at this
rt carly yesterday morning
The (German) steamship Bavaria Captain Taube from
uthampton on the Goth OF March, arrived this port
sterday morning.
Tho news is two days later.
In the English House Of Commons the 23d Of
arch Mr. GLADSTONE announced that government In.
nded proceed with their Reform bill In the ordinary
.sy, regardless Of suggestions and proposed amend.
enss They would resist Lord Grosvsnor's motion on
ground that It sad thing and meant another and
ap,ed direct want Of confidence In the government
After numerous speeches upon the subject the House
Eourned for the Easter TIL the OH Of April The
oase Of Lords adjourned until the 18th Of April
The Investigations by the Election Committee Of the
ouss Of Commons were bringing to light gross
bribery the recent elections, and several members
.d In consequence been unseated
Tho great annual University boat race on the Thames
tween the picked crews Of Oxford and Cambridge
mo of on the morning Of March "a Oxford won by
rec boats lengths
The OK Queen the French widow Of Louis Philippe
Cd at Ciarcmont March "a
Tho French Corps Lsgslatif adjourned March q til
Of April.
rhe Paris Boarse closed dull March "a at esr lsc
The Belgian Chambers, by o vote Of SO 10 Is, have
epsedtbe Reform bill increasing The number Of sena
~ by four and Of Representatives by eIght
The Sultan Of Muscai has been murdered by bis eldest
q The Arab tribes the Persian Calf are In state
revolt The Bheels in the waluo territory, India have
tokcn out in rebellion. The Indian government has
pointed commission TO inquire into the working Of
b pspcr currency.
The City Of Manchester arrived nj Liverpool on tho
ening Of the 23d OF March
TAs Edinburg arrived or Liverpool on the forenoon
the 24ih Of March.
Tue North American arrived OF Londonderry about
dnght on the 23d OF March and Liverpool March 70.
The steamer Louisiana, from Now York, arrived at
Xvorx.aoI March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
The Eemiams.

THE HEAD CENTRE IN PARIS WITH JOHN NIT
CHEL-uOw he GOT OVER PROM InELAND.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Gjs says that
Stephens, the Head Centre, undoubtedly In fars
Ho the guest OF John Mt hel and would start from
Hsvre for New York He s sad 10 have embarked from
Galway small sailing vessel and, after being out
several days. driven into ifast from which place.
a.ter some detention, he sailed for S-otiand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
The Assrsc.s Rebellion.

CROSS STR AGAINST THE pREsipxxr or rHg
usrgD sTArgs--corvIscArxp co1roS.
In LONDON Vice Chancellor Wood had before him,
on the 23d, the of Pnolesn versus the
President Of the United States. This n . eros
bill which has been fled by the plslntin. for dis.
covcry with reference 70 the suit which the Presi-
dent of the United states has Instituted against them for
tho recovery % immense consignment Of cotton
which bad been made 10 them by the Confederate gov
ernmsnt fr the purpcse of sale, and which had besn
contributed 10 that eminent by the Inhabitants Of tbs
soutbcn states 70 ed them In carrying against
the Unned States fovepmeut A motion now made
behalf of the pizIntns In this bill 10 the effect
that service of such bill end certain ,nteogstor~s upon
the solicitors Who spp>srcd for tho President of tho
rnitcd States In the suit Instituted BY him sg<inst the
pisntirs shond bc Substituted for service on him.
The Vice Chsncsilcr grated she sppiicaton
srIr Asorr BIocGADE HrssIra.
Prom The London hines, March ~
An sctlon q ''count, r,ckonirg and payment has
been rsy a IN the Court o Season IN Scotland ny W.
Nelson Clements, sons utne of reras and residne
IN London. against M John Msos lisy, merchant nov
or lssely residing IN New Oriesns IN fsSx the parties
siopg With several othcr p~r~ons entered Into IOint
sdyen'uv, The purrrse % wh~A 10 convey eotion
from rsrs ~ the we<, fsdes ssd 20 earry hsrt manI
TORS cf sar fr ths Cafefsruss sovsrpnsnt Tbs sssp
GsserHi hasx chsrss~1 ana srsas ono 30 ,~o
ssyaxe; bot vns nssily o.psprrs ~ the federal
the sdvexipre aud ,hs defesdss. whS vss ts nssss1