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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
EUROPEAN NEwss
France Increasing her Armies.
Political Situation Otherwise Un.
changed.

NEW YoK, June 4th.-The Steamer Nova
Scotia has arrived, via Londonderry 10Th
May. The political situation isiunchanged.
More failures are reported and financial af-
fairs wear gloomy aspect. Cottonis falling,
upland I'd.
Paris letters state that the French gov
eminent is raising to full complement all the
regiments belonging to thearmy of Paris and
army of Lyons.
These armies win be on war footing in
week, and ready to be placed for observa-
ton, ON the German and Italian frontiers.
Sweesy makes Proclamation.
Capture of Fenian Officers
New YORK, June 4th.-Sweeney has IS
sued proclamation to Canadians styling
himself Maj. General commanding the armies
Of Ireland.
Advices from Buffalo say that all is quiet
this morning
Colonies Oneil, Spaulding, Farr, Hoge and
other officers have been captured by the US.
steamer, Michigan.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-06-06
SALE.

FoR sAIE'
I, 600 BARRELS WHITE FLINT CORN,
1000 &C N. C. Cut Herrings,
$50 " Family Roe Heriugs, Tin barrels
10000 pounds N. G. cured Bacon.
Apply to n. MCMAHON,
unc ut. Halifax, N. G.
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DEsr1TuTIoE IN ALABAMA.-The follow
ing letter has been received at the Freed
mems Bureau:
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S6lttntGre nnb s
Gigenb0hrt.


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nnb 500 gSddnttttogs. Wur Ger 9A5 ~ nndpGltsl nab
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3 Der 1905 Born. nnb AIS yIaGnh. Bug son Baltimore,
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bc Etdet Offce. .1
81. .. Smttb, Erauspprtmetitet
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Jnrreff's
6aur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die arDbte GrfnOuna bes 8eitaIters /!

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SpeI rbsr bret Slat&en Nnb ser6tuItG ~genIaenb, einen
glten 9darDu&s Observation-Disclosures 6abatt fur
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@t8entttnter unb 2DbpletaI Il Dtp9utRen,
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s5SsasszSS 9leue8 arrangement.
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N~Dilacelpbia, Assimilation Il. Ga(tim0i

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YIN anb mad Dpnner Sag, l. Stunt, p~erlafIe bte 3dss
prefbentRr. Depot pte foIat;
Der 9Ofsu8 tar gbtla0eIpbta uab 3ptfaenaattOnrn Ii
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erpressue nur fur gfp DOrt, $50 QtOrseus.
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gpfsuS fir philadelphia n. 3UiT6enh6ttpnen, 4.25 ga@
GrprcBju8 fur philadelphia unb 81if9entatipnen, 6G
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9.25 @benbs. Iu6f ir OpSsr, Del, ITO gadm.
(6Oi-) l@c.t.- SIS IN. 8 rdwfprb, Gaent.
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Temers Serfltbermn9saefeufbaf
in Netpzgort.

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E8~ BUR belprberen SenntriBrabnte' @ga
@tnpdnSerer unb J3etiCnte ipaten istr trrn6tts ietn, ebs
tie tire SiGete fdufen, uub ipatsn bic fsbeu nur BON iClasn
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@atl s.. StIpebrdnStt .f -nE
@en.- @pssrantex.Igt. Der Baltic. Sbtr %GtienbabE
f3Intrs1S) Nr. 81 9b1meffrnBe Baltimore.
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N0t0nsuiler
EijcnnOhis.
fSks ES1a5a4I .20lGtl8 FNt &iliranberer Il. Jlelenbj
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itber 8arter8bur9 u1lp Itariettd, ODER Senppp6
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Die Balttmore-Sbtp Gtientabr btetct rem ~retfenbcn gp.
bIttunt bic er6s ten Bprtbetle in gesHs duf 8tltefett, Be
quemlt8feif, St@erbett, @antlt@ieit unb S66nbett bei
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9en:e ibertrpFen Wtrb. Dteie BdEn, bpm atidntiiatr
ytetre o~uS8ebtne, 1T bic dIttfe aueeebetntshe Stnte, GIsid
settis dbsr aud, bt ~tnrtefe unb f6nelfe uub baber bic bill
ltgife &Dute fir BITE Retleneeu mad tea &5eren, Die nt@
~perfebIen fpAtsn, Fe ~ tenpten.
Wteilen>@ ntferlung D. Baltimore 1lad Cincinnati;
lleber yartersbur9 80. .5S3 9teiGen,
SerwGpb unr Dtesltn8 .......,....836
9arrtsbur8 une Ytttsbnrg ..,s......659
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tas Muerbeauemfe limit eePplitertenStseH esn8ert6tet frb
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9aur@2lftip0 d4r Si6eriteQuns bon 9Dltcen>
IN Snbobern
S s S @ % O %.
gteis @Dupa9nte l. @tafe wirb ypltceu ned nuen ben
Scrf6tettaen pl9sfn ron 500 Bis $4,000 %dusiteuen.
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# d { Z ten5 ber -tbettt -
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prrHena8ratiS Derabreiat Ia teM iie3
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go. 16 Gecpub Ctr, Baltimore.
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Spbn q. stools, @efwatter Der 8pets.OfFes.
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Gram,n!rsnpe @erste. 8r. SO m. @. &tmR, -
e57II5 nIg .fft.S Or. s. MISSES. mo t19UftD
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SGetO gDff 1trsD SSret0eEe,
t4 r" san pta Gpmes. ~.
S@neGe, i4ete mt far aGe' tret pdTa9iet, @fofen cpnl-
Portable etn8eriGttte NaSer.8 artpferi ~ab8fDcnb
oOn SeetD @Orf ipie fOIst SpnnerfasS:
Atlantic, Gabt. 6. 5pper, 5000 e.. 1900 pf, 81. g1at
Baltic, Gopt. a.-@. Svues, 5000 g. 1900 pr IA. Stunt
&D tie II N1e trDppltS s. Capt. $. Santers, ~. -.
1900 e., 1000 29. Stunt.
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30 1000 W goo Yf..... SuIt.
sptttete @rpeSittSnen: Suit 49,; dug. 2. un6 TO-; Grpt.
@. RnS 20; Oft.4 II 25.; ROr. 8. II o.; Dec. Is. unS 81.
Hl Mbfabrtstage san Sreme .aE.t.
Wtnf 9. unb 49,; sunni 6. lnt OF (ertra 10. unS POI SuIi
II. un6 U.s.; &u8ut Is. rnb 49,; Septtr. H.; Ottbr. 3. unb
IT,; StDotaber l. uno 81; December 8. unb IS .1
BrtefpprtU mad .Bremen: 10 Cts; mad gang OtutIG.
lamb Is Gents. p i-urnf liz +sE. E -GaNcE.
pafiage.yreife ben gtp gUrf mad Srentet, Son.
bon, Soure uub SOuttanptst, In WDIbpeerj sefien gBertb
tn papiereetb: ..s. U.--eu5@ r-.E
4. Gaiate $1o5 = 2. GatHtt $3.50 = 3pif6tnbsd 1897. so.
L..qlltE On Bremen nd@ Tep OUrf: aI9.t-
l. Gailte $112.50-2, .&ailte STRAIGHTFORWARD $45.
- "a Sur 5tn-unb ser. Netfe:
l.. GdjIte $2O5 - 2, Gniate 1872 80 - 3pti@entef SIT so.
Rtactr Bic 5sIft.- Gin %erfntreusr WRIT befnSat I'D an
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0tC MGrDlan0

A. r - BeGuate: ~-e
~ Up Serge >. EbpraGe, prafbent.
Dtreft EuE;l Er[ .Et a.
SantItpn CATER, BON 6amtltpn Cater " Gs.
&uan q. Gbdpntan, BON Rtttldnb, @5afe Il GE.
Geo . IbpmaS, BON 2era, W~ieCbeunas & &C..
Sugb Sthrn, Steam Wearble Wprfs.
5trdm gDpObS r., pom DOuBbertp, WDpSs & 90.
geG $ Wtuer, rpn @0Hrpth, Wttler Il Gp.
EbCntas Genarb, UNn gilbert @alarb Il Scbn.
gBn1 Debries, bon I'm Deories Il &c.
Gbak aDeEb, BON Ebonaat 4 Gp.
:. su<2 Sp9n %. 9abts SER.
Or. s. 80. 5anf, eranttntrenpef MrSt.1- ....
OF. 9~bslapslfr 9sbHfpu, epnfuIttrenber Arit.
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teriuAun6. 41-- s#4.E ~. ~ f
SIR Sabeuen, 9tatcr &c. wtnbe ttaa I'D an bic Cffes sss
Gonpagnie, '"'@- 8S. 10 Sputbfr.,
[iHlil4 II. fr r-- - ube- Der SrGntltn Banl
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TO[oenDer SDrnfner- RahrDldn

SOL9elper S0thtter@SdDrpLGH
trttt NIT 81 pn a @ 21. M1dt 1850, In araft.
Ib8an9 nBrblt& er 3 Il &c cpn BaIttsnOr,
gOrter AceOmaPbattDnSsue Sp.1 ..,...."".7.20 frpt
g0ntug =
Sdneu5u9 (6dt Gtne) 1910 gtdt
yarttrner @ecpHnpbatsonS3u9 SC. l ......t...12.30 :,
g0rier MISUNDERSTANDING Ae, 3 .....". -. 3.Se =
SfittsSar6 erie &G9neusng 10. o S 10
gtttsbur6 @lHtrd S@neu5u6 1000 =
a%nIrHft tIbtt@er 81 sc in Baltimore.
ytttsbEr6 Glf1tre S0Ieuaug ..,......,......T.00 frGt
gDrfet aA' b5 gp a.. lois q
S9neGtue (EGt &ine) 1890 Rad
PARTON MISUNDERSTANDING ND4 I'M Ipiten Dep. 4.S0 n
gpTsN9'
DPct ~6IempeG1pnS5u6 '..s..,,s..,..s..' '''0.45 A6e
Der Ypf~, Dur@iAneu tBdf Qine) unb gtttsbure Gin
SGneu5u8 baltrlt Spti@ea 3altimDre unt Darftpn Htbt
Die Dur9i4neu (GGa Qtre)-, Yp{As uat 4cCOnC6dtlp
sh8e 1abren-Spntte9s a1SSenpmnen-t6ait9 al.
Oct gtttSbure gfte S&reCshe eept - MT MHseaba,e
Sdmita9s-taeltA 40. ST SHL fr .l.FI15In
Yer @ttts9ur8 @!n'tra SGncG5re bebt tGgliA ab, ...rr
pOf- pno Recommendations sitge ioalmen -S0nntaas q
genrmntea-tdBIt@ an. 9l-~
Der Surai4rea5ne (Gaf Gtne) tOranit tdslt6 an.
Die YDfs, Our1iGneu., 9tttsburs @rte unb 9tttsbi
&lrntrd S4neAiuse fGitesen fb In 5atrts6ura an Sic ri
Der YenaigIpGnta. Central @tienbd1n nadb wtttSbur6, sic
lGnt, &~GIpntbrS, Cincinnati, Snbianapplts @btcdep, StQou
sort &s1pne, S~cuts0taf, g1irp unb o1en guntten tr7 Srsf
Npt6" un6 Su6pefeu eenou an.
Die PET rnb SGneuaase i&Iie6en It'd AT g!utira an
Su8e Der Ytetp gcrt @rte Babn mad alien 9unften I'm r6t
li6en, r%,lttleren Inb Eealiden g.en gDrt an.
Tl6bere MEstInft GrbGlt man I'm Gdlpe rtfr. Bo6nbpSe.
s. u. DubGrrt, Sen. SrperinterSe rt
t2Oncol &. g. DDnng, Sen. @aIl16ier- @Qent.
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SentfdBe @efeus
.s ..5.a, fGNft . Saltin1pre. - a1H.
Office: 9QDGde ppu 9outb unb 20rlbarb Str,
tt 3. Stpd ter FARMERS * yfer 3ants Danf,
- .++tAt3t @tn8ar8 tn 2Oa1barb Ctr. ~4~
Diefe nene Seen fnaft III ifst bereit, gsrN6erunstn auet
sIrt aeeen 8erlnf pber SGaben Sur9 Seuer eut0egeusuntb-
ratn. Da Bic Mftten Der @efelf&aft f8 In ben @dnben SVn
lber 400 faf burd9ebenbs bentiber Burger Balttnpre's
btin6en, IL If bas beatfGe YatItturt DEFENDERS ttnseIabtn,
biefent in 1nierer Dlttte auf BET f~rItbefen Bats ~beerlnbe-
ten urternchnten isine 0erFGerun8en ansuSertrauen.
Sur YoItcen nirb feline, 8erednang aeina6t.
YtaFtent: Gbae 3. Meber.
4iCc-Yrafbsnt: Setnrt@ StrauS. ae
-qe ...-=s Direffuren:
Ipfetb SiEppert,lr Gueuf 2Baents.
Hntpn 9EeiefitteE, &ertfopb GiHtl,i
GeDre 0Rpf, Brteortdb 2Debr,
SDhann Batter, Yeter T1li
Mtddcl 2Dtuin9trj Sdfeb &. WaniarS.
Fran. 8. Super, &rnft % uIrtd.
3etnrt6 gees, Setr.
SER 9tctSr G~Iausmestr TT &sent UbtSer Cecil
I3Gft. (28rnrs1S)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-02
8 u from the Pail Mall Gazette. July III
What VIII RecOme Of Them?

| There is one class of persons, or rather of
persOnages. who will suffer much. if the
smaller German States are all merged in
their larger Cneighbors. Where are the
kings, the queens, the princes, and the
princesses OF the rest of Europe to tinda
sufficiency of eligible candidates for their
hands as wives and husbands? Already
the supply is barely equal to the demand,
and with the new-faD gled notions about
our "common flesh and blood" as applied
both to princesses and wOrl1ingmen, it is
hard TO imagine what will be the eonse7
quence of a large diminution in the num-
ber OF German royalties. At the present
time there are hardly any sovereignties in
Europe in which German prince orprin-
cess is not either king or queen or father
in-law or mother-in-law.O or married to the
heir-a apparent or heir-presumptlve to the
crown. 1t has hitherto, indeed, been the
mission OF Germany tosupply Europe with
theology, classical dictionaries and royal
wives, and what is to happen when dozen
more thrones are abolished it is difficult to
see. When the various Coburgs, who ju-
dieiously keep up couple of religions in
the various.branches of their family, so as
to be available both for Catholic and Prot
estant emergencies, have ceased to be
themselves royal, the embarrassment will
be really serious. Then, too, for obvious
reasons, the whole question of the validity
of what they call morganatic marriages
must be Investigated. If a common under
standing as to their legality is not come to
between the various Governments of Eu-
rope, at least some definite principle must
be recognized among ourselves for future
application. SupposiDg case were to oc-
cur in which the legitimacy, that is, the
royal character, of the offspring of NOR
ganatic marriage were recognized in one
instance, it would follow that its arbitrary
rejection in another instance might lead to
apparently bigamous complications of an
unpleasant kind. At any rate, it is per-
fectly clear that the whole question as to
the point at which the descendants of a
royal ancestry case to be royal, and there
for unsuitable as husbands and wives to
actual royalty, must be defined.
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have been imported into, the United States,
the cost Of transportation. shipment, re-
shipment, with all expenses included, from
the place OfRrowth, productions or lIfanu-
facture, whether by land or water, TO the
vessel in which shipment Is made to the
United States; the value of the sack, box,
or covering of any kind In which such
goods are contained; commission at the
usual rates, but In no case less than two
and q half per centum; brokerage, export
duty and all otherActual or usual rates for
putting up, preparing and packing for
transportation or shipment and all charges
or general character incurred in the
purchase ofa general invoice, shall be dis
tributed pro rata among all parts of such
invoiee. and every part thereof charged
with duties based on value shall be adj
Vanced according TO its proportion; all
wines or other articles paying specific dHty
by grades shall be graded and pay duty
according to the actual value so deter
mined. '"
Provided, That all additions made to the
entered value of merchandise for charge
shall be regarded as part of the actual value
of such merchandise, and If such addition
shall exceed by ten per centum the value so
declared In the entry, in addition to the
duties imposed by law, there shall be lev
led, collected and paid duty OF twenty per
centum on such value.
Provided, That the duty shall in no wise
be assessed upon an amount less than the
invoice or entered value.
Provided further That nothing herein
contained shallapply TO long combing car
pet woods costing twelve cents or less per
pound, unless the charges added sballcarry
che cost above twelve cents, in which case
one cent per pound duty Is to be levied 10
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The AmendntOry Tariff Bill

Passed both Houses, and has been signed
by the President. 1t imposes a duty of
three cents per pound on cotton, and three
dollars per pound aud fifty per cent. ad
pdlorem on cigars of all kinds, and on all COM
pounds of which distilledspirits are COM
ponent. part of chief Yalne, and duty, of
not less than that levied upon distilled
spirits. esgiats llr lt i55 tlN
The provisions of this bill are so far of
no great Importance, but after passing
through two committees of Conference, a
section was retained which, without de-,
scribing the articles in detail, virtually
raises the duty ON the entire dd vdlorem list
by adding to the cost Of, imported mer-
ehandise the expense of freight packing,
brokerage, export duty, and all charges
incurred in the purchase of such merchan-
disc, In, order to determine the dutiable
value Of the same, This viii Increase the
tariff on large portion of importations
from ten to thirty per cent. This Important
section, qsitis ahw, isgiyen III full, Sas fol-
lows:
SEC. o. That in determining the dutIable
value OF imported merchandise, there shall
be added to the cost on the actual wholesale
prices, or general mar ket valuaat the time
Of expoYtation in the principal markets Of
the country from which the same shall,
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Cincinnati Marker.


FLOUR-Superfne Sc 5O97 50: trade brands of
Sll 509I3. 80 Nnu fancy
WHEAT.Extra old red (crop of IseD is held at
~ 4oe2 SO; No. do. same crop at $2 3OR2 as and
No. red (orop of 1861 AZ So 2Ot8 25 $50 hnsheps
sold at S2 20; Extra spring is offered at 81 9592
COkNEMixed sheled is heli at 62963c in eleyat-
or. White do; in bulk, at 74975c. Ear is steady
at 62g63c, at the lower depOts.
OATS-Eresh receptSOf No. spring would bring
36g3Ic. and No. 43 44c, and in some cases 45c.
RYE-The market is teady st $50 for eboice: sOs
for No. !. and TO975c for No. 3 wv
BARLE1-Choiee fall sold in small lots at 81 80
and i Is generally held at 81 5O9l So. = - ~
COTION-Dliddling is held at 35c
GOhh-lhe sales to-day were: 500 brls CITY mess
at $3l 50; 100, 200, 100 and SO do do at Saa
BULK MEATo-The sales were: 10000 pounds
shoulders at l5c, packed; Is 600 do do at i5e pack
ed 30 600 do do at l5e Oose l25 and 25 hhds shout
dersat lbc and 25 do do at BIC: 25 and 60 do sides
At TIC, packed. BfE H' IN E'H' y ~ = ~ y -
BAGON-40 hhdssides sold at l9l<c lrr "A
COFFEE There continues to be- a fair demand
At 2S99le for fair to choice Ria Tc - = ~
refined. -O' 'Oi "oiu
M0LASSES-sO9VOc for Porto Rico. -U
Central Ohio -' "' ~'''O' iOi
CHEESE-An unchanged and quiet market at
Isolde per pound. actual tare, for Western Re-
EGGS-Tbe demand is light, and the market
rules dull at le9l7c per dozen, shippers count for
prime.
WHISKY4Bonded is held ata7c, and dutv paid
at 81 25, at which rates 55 brls sold.
SEED-Clover is quiet, but firm at 81. Flax
y steady at y 25. Timothy is quoted nominaly
~ 90. . -. . .H
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FROM EUROPE,
tspscials By Tho Atlantic CAble.I
Great Reform Meeting I'm London

Great Reform Meeting I'm LONDON
Peace .CertRIn--'Che Derby
Ministry A .,fJ E|tHlJ
New YORK, August 1.-The Herald has
the following dispatch dated London,
July 30:
A great Reform meeting was held to-day
In the city. Thirty thousand people were
present. Resolutions were adopted, de-
claring that they had no faith In the Gov
ernment. Positions were read, which are
to be presented to Parliament, demanding
inquiry into the conduct of Sir Richard
Moyne, Chief of Police. The procession
was immense. Several bands of music
were In attendance. Everything passed off
quietly. grs -t,s
:. The Tribune has a special which says
Peace was certain at Berlin on Saturday.
Bismarck and the King return this week.
Prussia carries all her points. The Liber-
ais support Bsmarck's foreign policy.
Austria's naval victory is much overrated.
The Hyde Park riots and the movement
to form an Executive Reform League Meet
ing have periled the Derby Government.