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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-27
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The New York herald., 1866-09-20
MADAME RISTORI.
The Day Before Her Debu.


Owing 10 the noise made BY the carpenters, &C., in
the French theatre yesterday, Madame stor did not,
usual hold her rehearsal there. Blythe kindness OF
Mr. Budworth the Fifth Avenue OpeA House placed
at her disposal for the purpose On this in
vhation extended the members OF Mr. Budworths
company TO witness the rehearsal and they, with one
other person, were tho only Americans present The
minstrels had such treat they never before ex
pcrienced They rehearsal OF the highest artistic
value, In which every artist shown how 10 improve
and aid a scene. They remained for three or four
hours, while Medea acts Of Elizabeth we're re-
bearscd. Madame Rlstori did not her arduous
until nearly four hours had been passed in the prepa
ratons for the public enjoyment. Such rehearsal
could not DO otherwise than valuable both 10 the artists
themselves and TO the spectators In the evening Madame
Rstor inspected the photographs for which she sat last
week. She pronounced them TO be exceedingly beaut-
u and satisfactory and complimented the artist highly
for his Skill promising sit for him in stage costume
some day next week
At the Office on Broadway there a crowd OF ticket
solicitors constantly in attendance Finding that there
few tickets unsold for the first nights the de-
mand then for the third fourth and fifth nights became
just pressing and many seemed chagrned when they
found that sales for Wednesday evening could be
made until tomorrow Meanwhile the spectators did
thriving business, charging ten and twenty dol
lars each for tickets.
Great the demand for admission 10 the perform
Of Madame Ristor may be safely said that the
enthusiasm has yet scarcely commenced for such
gedienne is to be seen only twice in century
The New York herald., 1866-09-20

CURED lately lately near roluca the mperalists we're
whipped and the imperialist leader lost his leg
TUE POLITICAL SITUATION.
The stngs OF tho Tribunal OF Accounts have been in
aennteiy suspended because there no funds IN the
may officials
Every empoye who can be- dispensed with il now re-.
ceving his discharge papers
In decree issued on The 25h u mo Maxmilian said in
eec THAT as we do not possess any vessels of
he Maritime Procedures OF Vera Cruz and hazailan
abolished, and the captains Of the ports named will be
cheis and communicate directly with the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs and Marine.
The law demanding fifteen per cent on purchased
church property having created hsroe the Council OF
ing
Macmillan IL a generous man H has Just decreed a
permission for gentleman to erect mint on tho public
lands IN Lower California, where Maximana DEGREES
turo
The French newspapers published in Mexico out
Win comments on the NFw YoRK HERALD editorial on
country
Periodically sun continue 10 have reports or great
and confidential arrangements entered into between Santa
Anna and Mr. Seward
In German paper published the capital, the situa
ton Is dilated upon as hopeful for Maximilian.
Tie gossip about General sheridan considerable In
LIRE Noareite OF the 29lh the foliown ."Gen
era Sheridan has left Brownsville for New Orleans is
part OF the news but they do not write that during his
soiourn in the vicinity OF tho Rio Grandc he passed the
majority Of his time Maiamoros where he had frequent
interviews with the liberal chiefs Ii Is said that he went
there on confidential mission by direction OF the United
states government On this point there number OF
conhctlng reports st and without doubt, the Generals
mission was secret one but the In 1nd
out Tor himself tho views entertained by and tho charac
ter or the JnareZ chiefs 4
The liberals say that Juarezs plan ~ TO move up as
rapidly as he can, as the Fronch This he win do
Tor the purpose OF getting into the capital before any
other loader can and without having 10 fight his way
H. once ID, he VIII call election for President and N
he himself s elected he will resign and retire to private
life SO say the Mexican liberal politicians
On the 10th inst the Mexicans going celebrate
the anniversary OF their independence The Introduction
OF water through pipes laid In tho streets viii be nau
guracd by the opening Of large fountain the market
place Of the city Of Vera Cruz
The French authorities here say that the Sonora
brought news that Carottn viii return Mexico
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
E u R @ Pc.
News by the Ca,,ole to Tues
day, September l8.
NaDOleOA's Manifesto to the
Powers.
An Imperial Summary OF the Results
Of the War and Indication
of Present Duties.
French Difference to the Mon
roe Doctrine.
deduction Of the PruSsian Navy and Passage
Of the Electoral Law.
The Austrian QuadTilateral to be Deliv-
cred to the Venetians.
THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
Iksdue!ioD Of the PruSsian Navy and Passage
Of the Electoral Law.
The Austrian QuadTilateral to be Deliv-
cred to the Venetians.
THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
Aes Ae. &c.
NAP0lE0N'S MANIFESTO.

Results Of the War 20 Frnnce-The Italian
and Roman Questions and Annexafions oi
Peoples Of One Language.
PARIS, Sept. l7-P. NJ.
The French circular Gays that the recent changes in
Europe favorable TO France
Prussia and Italy drawn in ideas and in
terest
Austria has hostile intent
The convention of Rome will be Loyalty carried out.
Nav,es Of second class Powers the liberty Of
The Baltic and the Mediterranean.
The note justiHes tho offer OF the Emperors mediation
between Prussia and Austria and Italy, and hints at the
annexation OF people Of the same language and interests
70 any OF the Powers OF Europe
IL shows he necessity OF perfect defence and military
organization not however, a threat-and expresses
. belief in lasting peace In Europe.
sill PeaceRbIe.
PARIS, Sept ls-Noon
The belief IS gesera that Napoleon himself was the
author of the note recently made public and that his
sincere desire is for a Permanent peace
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
NV. fson ils FaLkclsco.

Han Fravaso. sepL -, lss1.
The steamer "a l0ah sailed for Panama dsy, carry
ing $4,000 IN treasure, ~ uheh ts3s, 30 for sr~
York
The British steamer spano-ha-s returned 20 v<lora
day With The colonial mail and sdniri,y drspatshss
which the ssesner Acuve lsft behind
n "a said tbat ths ubaeren thfsagsn w. hang Thernns
r Manning betrayed TIE vhaiers IA TIE Afrte AsA
nto the hands ~ W. pirate Shenandoah lie arrived
here rec1utiy ~ the ship CAiateA and win anosher
pirate, " y asserted escapsd on tbs p~a 4rrtsnt
Tho steamer Moses Taylor from H4a J8an isi s0r
nved to-day
rhsre 1s fsv uansaeioss 10 MINING stNcs Inysrai
s02, oowh Poal ts1t, reIio~ gsesst t1M I<ss.
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The New York herald., 1866-09-20

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The New York herald., 1866-09-20

The Qundrilateral 10 bs Immediately Tran-.
ferred 20 Venciiu.
FoREscn, Sept 1s, 1860
General Revel cS the Italnn army, LEFT Florence To-
day for Venice in order 70 ssoerintend tho arrange
nents for the transfer Of tho ors Of tho Quadraeal
20 Venela
Tbc Debt of vene;a.
BkRiNsept IS, 1906
France and Prussia are heartily in faor Of tho pro
poel General Mencbrea with regard tho vcnctla
doh
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
SUSPENSION f INC PRODUCERS BANK o. cgclsu.

Cmcaco. Sept 10 1909
TIE Froducers Psnk, owned and managed by Harvey
Dooii,tle suspended to-day The Ioescs 10 depostors
VIII be small az but little confidence has been felt IN
for time past I,s outstanding circulation was
t5 0oe entirely IN the county which II cred by state
stocks a Springfield. Mr. Doot,e also had s25 600 out
w New York exchange which " protected. But little
excitement oncd financial crriep nm the
craeh has besn expected Tor rome time
The New York herald., 1866-09-20

SAs fEA-~aoo SEPT TO- 1906
Mr. Cody the sercan Consul a w .-,i has rscevsd
letter from Jurrsl dated August al sa,us .,ai Gepe
raj Amanda Al 81 Fnfei, announced ofelaiIy tbas so
French forces had evacuated Tho city " Duango
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

1se Great Eastern Arrived Ont.
LIVERPOOL Sept l7--P.
mo steamship 1,.ei Eastern. from Hearts Content, IL
on Fastnet
~gyssrows sept ~, 1896.
Tnc steamship City OF New f.-k Of the Inman line,
from Now York September g. arrives hero to-day Anor
landing London mails and passengers she proceeded
Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
R US S l A..

Execution Of tho Wonld-bc RcEicide.
III PETERSBURG, Sept 17-Eyenng
Tho who attempted 70 assassnae tho Gar several
months ago has been executed.
There has been grand popular demonstration of
respect the Emperor and Joy at the punishment Of hs
would be murderer
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
pfaoklt sTftllefsrr

NJ de- MonthoioD, breach Minister and ysdsne Do
Nontiolon Washington; Baron Portals. viscouni De ST
yerol, Maurice Ie Ray O. the French Legation; Lieu.
,enaa j. Barry, or The RosA artillery, England; J..
noru and wife, ana VIM " hnossri q Rome, Italy.
ssrf-ed a, The nscva0rs aoss~
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
n q N G A R Y.

Austrian Concession to "a Distinguished E,,c.
viESsA, Sept. is, 1st
The Emperor OF Austria has concluded 70 permit |.
exile Pulsky to live in Hungary. II ~ said he wiz take
up his quarters In Pesth, in that province.
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
P R U s s ~.

Reduction OF tho Nyy
bERIi, Sept Is, 1866.
Tho Prussan feet in the harbor of le has been put
out Of commission, and there evdsces on all sides
Of general disarming
The New Electoral Law
BERLIN, Sep. ls 1866
THE Electoral law has at length passed te Upper
House OF Prussia
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
wi & X G q
Carlotta's Answer to Max's
Special Despatch.
SHE WILL AWAIT HIM At BRUSSELS.
Exciting Rumors About the
Emperor and BaZaine.
The French Strive to Keep the Vera
Cruz Roads Open.
Unmistakable Signs OF Their
Departure.
->~s-~~~,~~~-~-<-~~---~~
MORE ABOUT THE ESCANDON ARREST.
Military Movements Of the Liberal
Bands.
MORE ABOUT THE ESCANDON ARREST.
Military Movements Of the Liberal
Bands.

The steamship Columbia, Capt slocum from Havana,
arrived at this port yesterday after passage Of three
days and twenty hours By this arrival receipt
OF news from Vera Cruz received at Havana per Spanish
mail steamer which left Vera Cruz the 9th inst.
Tho purser Of the Columbia entitled thanks for the
prompt delivery Of our ales and dispatches.
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
NJ { NJ C 0

French Omcers not 10 Hold Once In the En-.
pire- Respect for tbe M0uroe Doctrine.
PARIS. Sept. 17-P. NJ
@ sad that the Empeor Napoleon has refused to
allow officers Of the French army to hold oice in Mexico
ewing TO the protest OF tho Unsd States government
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.


III Loypos Sept lT-Eyenng
= Consols closed al seZ for money.
AMEIucAS aECTnITIEa
United States five tweniies ~
Erie shares 45f
Illinois Central 1sA.
tho money market IL quiet consos opened at soi4
isor money.
AMERICAN sKrrHTTrEs
ioSroS, Sept ls--Noon
American securities generally without change,
sKboueh Fries have advanced y. Tie following arc
tbe quotations.
nhpois Central shares ...........+. Iss
Loybos sept is Evening
Tho money market IL without change
sansol cloaed At - for money.
AMERICAN
LosDoS, sept ls-Eveniug
IN following sre the closing priocs'--
Ere wafcs T.
Tneu Estates hyetwentcs ................. ...t'1A
The Liverpool Cotton s.srkst.
Itvvpyoo., sepI l5-Evcning.
aiddn % up'ands cotton tessSooi' " ssn. ls Noo,
-. 49,, ,,a,,o, ,scned nrnner, with advance or
inc ~ - 1 nersy on American The aales to-day az.
aaaa,ed IA os bales hidding uplaEds y quoted
I3kd. Isvrrroo,. sert is-Fveupe.
-, asrau of this morning not srstaned. aud
- - fnr mit<nR uplands closed a. l3lAd The sales
pr ~ have reached 70 goo bales
Liverpool greadstuas MARKET.
LTvrnro5L sept 17-Evenng
~ avnnrooL Sept 1s-Evoning
Tho bra AdstuGs market generally unchanged. Corr
v-~cd al q "a Cd for MIXED.
liverpool Produce Market.
IavrRFcot sept I7-Evenins
The nasse, 70, lard c6isaass V1 an ~ '''"""
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
rst suup TtxplLas.

SYRACUSE, sept 10 1893
The Grand Lodge o, the Independent order of 0ood
Ienplars convened here to-day BY the report on tha
Grand secretary appoars that tho Order has Increased
curing the rass Jesr
, 1866-05-24
FROM MEMPHIS,
h1Ser ELECTROMAGNETIC Freed,
mems Bureau Trouble.

H1Fer Nesga-JournnlIsttc- Freed,
mems Bureau Trouble.
tspeclal Despatch to tho Chicago It1buue.1
MEHpH1s, Hay -
weather warm. Business dull. River fa1l,nr
Askaneas River milling with channel depth Of nYf
feet to Little Rock.
Do"n-Whise Ciond, City Of Alton, M,uneols,
Clifton. --~'SN'''1'
up-Gilmose, Olive Branch, Robert Burns, Al.
am Jacobs.
The Il, n. Bishop has been sent 10 the wreck oj
The Memphis and will raise 1t II possible.
I9s Daay Host, The radical organ here, is now
!eaton given By thee1sors, but economy Is lid to
ee ne teal motive The paper Is very lille patton.
RED. except By Northern men, F">A va
IL, ihe RoDeEt Burns took out full trip OF cotton
and passengers.
The statements concerning the Frceducn's Bn-
rean and hoorerz: teltsraphed LIST night, were OF
I've I've es s;ne n.msa Kooss snd
!ne tatH. In which be teffacts 90 far ~ fhe nrco
iof labor Il concerned, 1t seems that Smith is i
regular appointed attachee Of the UQreau. and IL
perhaps. Ike most puollc officials, not adverse to
horets.
, 1866-05-24

~ IN ,,..a--. =.
iists ri incsa 2. 'ne az Dill ntov;dtng tns'
n,thed - -.NT sa sasA Hut ne pHRilsnea uor iu['
- Puoi!sation, put mar they hhai! he open
y. ss1 ~ xus naacs o. tae eo4ecto1'
Anorr ~. ,rss1S. SLsohA IA1;
t.t n" ~ f.,., @ asenanee 20 tne tAx olil y ont
re,f ~ s.aSidp 1;..e ING tMo ano naH per
ems Nm - I'm nn II t4em oy tue ln'efna! hes-
~ 49, ~ MI oe pat apoa toe corporations.
~ IL as - ~ 1k1IGo
=, ~ M. sesau. Eao, campbell, ort ni.te1
.ns az! Gselaea ala l0 Inc IbeEd1s'"s ei1in
ts1as,n, " IL also ealo, Gen- LosEn declined the
'ss'o1'
f,oo-.. s... =. sEfr. DAVIS.
In ivssS., onsa, VI neM iofk7 Mno nas oeen ~tek
Jser Hni, a;tenu1Ee 10 TIC pftifu1tna11cs for
sen.rj. as f.. 'a4 ~ gone 10 Fortress Monroe 10
"o0""'' "itn n.s CAent-
JY.sm,h 'sc1Ssis sc9 Ms,c4 APf9n1MtSIs. fshssrs.
E,s. en appolnLed collector md Assessor tor tue
Enss Lone1e' s,onn1 District Of Wltcons1n. raes
.i.n naa ~ ntonson. tenoved Colonel Starr Is
Heo .posen q ts Almost certain to receive the
A'ssA"ao'e1snip OF MnRaokee-
Tia -.c,.., - ., fKASK hLAn
p,t MM ~ tne Senate ,o contttu Ten Ftank
11ss -aor0aaa p! tate1na! hesenue at st. Louis,
oa FHaA5, an0 the whole subject feope1ed.
c1AIRs.
INC Aoute Committee On Claims have decided to
Eostp9ne t9t consideration Of the senate Bill for
.ae tenel o1 ceftan naval contractors, I'LL the a0th
~ ~ vuns 1e1t. ibis committee hare had 40 ca-es
5I s55oaEu ~ 1nGn tnls Session. and have reported
- ttesstse!J on ao0 o. lnefn. Tue claims amounted
~ toS a@etcTate 10 over tTenty millions Of dollars,
, 1866-05-24

NEW SCHOOL ASSEMBLY,,
Adoption OF the Commtttee,s Report on
Church Erection F1nd-The Pilot
Knob EIcurt1ou-Reporto OF Commit-
tee on Sabbath Schools Presented.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, May %,
After devotional e1erc[ses. the order Of tae day
was taken up, being the report OF the Committee
On Church Erection fund.
Rev. ". 4. Niles made long speech In favor Of
the committees report, reviewing the whole
ground and declaring that It VAS the uearly m.
antmons 1tsh Of the Church to use the fund moro
Rev. II: vanSest offered resolution, propos,np
zeolranIze the fund. ~
MI. Fowler declared the resolution tE,practfca.
BE, a. By the Terms Of the Trust the fund was to
be permanent.
MI Humphrey, OF Chicago, eaid tho comm,ttee,s
plan nas drawn with a view 10 tavor the Western
Finally the report was adopted, By $50 to 10, a.
basis for action and the plan cf expenditure to be
AFTERNOON SESSION,
An attempt Mas made to reconsider the vote On
but failed.
The annual report Of tho Committee on Sabbath
Schools, YVES presented by Dr.. Shaw, containing
many Rppea1s 10 the church to coutinue this work
az tne most Important auduary Of the gospel
d. Wilson made an address On names and min
taiefs and hbfaxies.
The report OF the Church EIccdon Committee gus
then. after debate, adopted pan and ali, by vote
of l72 to 70. Adjuurncd.
, 1866-05-24
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of

Z NOT1CE.
To ownefs- oeeDpaats, asaesscss, AAd Al. pessora
Who1 i may eoacetn: Take police shat at sa'e or
axer ana e7-oERio Collector OF the tountJ Of Coox
N tne Sta1e af niinois held at the Court AoGse II
AaEust, 4. p. 1853. tic follosing- described .est
elsate+ sttn1te n raa County sud s'a.- Aaoeesaid
wltn the buildings xnd t0provsuEts Ut any
s1tuated theFenn was so1d faf he State snd County
H1es 19d eost. due and uap.d theron toz the year
!s5"a5d y 1s:i9nta saa csrti.eate Of pe.eha4e tome
the isEa holteI 10 vii: lots aueeE ID one n Two
". tnste - four H. 1ve o. sx To- tsvsa ~. eight
dsteen tI fifteen t1sl, sixteen t16i. seventeen
t.h eighteen t13h ard rlne f9). Ill in Block No
eeF {l1} In koEieJa Addition to sht city Of Cnica
e. AID That the time Of redemption Viii e1pru Or
H.e twenty.elRhth t.sth} day Of Auense A. n. 1s6f
JOHN AATTO,ES.
Chtcsso, H., May 80, i. D. 1858. diI
, 1866-05-24
Destructive Fire nj IIudson. xrt

Destructive Fire MT Hudson, wis.
MILWAUKEE, My ga destructive IRE visited
The .own Of Hudson. WIS.,, Saturday laat, destroy.
ins The wholc hna!nees portion Of the town Loss
estimated AZ S3sQ,0Q0, The insurance on which ID
about Si0o, GOO. The telegraph line vas deluoYe{i
bnsinesa wac len ainnotng. Seyefsi hapds some
dwellings, were among the property des.royrd by
The conaagratton. The cause OF the dre Is un-
, 1866-05-24
Symptoms Of Catarrh.
By A. p. Lighthffl, N. D.

Caarrh In it, frst ssges II m Inflammation of tho
lining Of tho nose. It produces feeling Of pneast.
ncss teat and sfness In the which arc closed
on ore OF both sdes caused By the thckenns Of the
mcnhrate Gom Inflammation; sooo thin, sratery
substance commeeees, exeol1at1ns TINT part Of the
skin with which It comes IN contact, II the diaeaaa
not checked the the d4charge soou becomea thick
and purulent ofa greeaish yellow, sometimes tnzed
With blood With IN odor more or less dissK1eeab,e
and sometimes very ontnsive. The breath Of The rs
tent becomes reyolsiug1y ohcuye ss to tsoste him
from society. md render him m object Of disgust to
himself. The disehAsgs frequently drops down the
throat and has TO Be hawked up In o.dez to obsata IT.
uei; thus impatr!ng, aad tn many casea destroying tie
Eotce: tie senses Of taste and smell become greatly
Impaired. and sometimes entirely lost; distressing
headache makes !ts appearance ~ the o1tsl sarscs
become involved aud neuralgtc psln Ia tho tace and
head A. the othe1 slnuses become Affected. II
the Inflammation extends through the Eustach!an
tubea to the middle ear dsagzeesble noses in the nead
md ear will nake their appearance, the hearing be-
or les impaired and tn many cases entre
destroyed. 1t extends down the throat 1t gives rise
to d5spepsia. bronchitis, and o1entlues consumpson
cSS$Sn
, 1866-05-24

morning.
TWO tai1urcH arc reported In III gold room, aud
there ase ramors Of failures on kont street. m oi
them for email arnAunte.
NEW YoKK, II p m.-The 115orted death OF
Senator Wright ts not known By Newark or Treu-
ton papers.
, 1866-05-24

WHEREAS, SAMUEL j.
w WALKER. ot the City OF covingtou. State Of
kentueky. by hI1 mortgage decd, dated the tST DAY
UF MAY. AID. lsds, aud recorded In tho Recorder's
nniee q Ihe County Of CooE a1d state Of itaotA Ii
ss.iened F5s6e il. weiss. of feo1is I'D = sisse al Of
Illinois, the following described real estate 70 Wit:
1aEt Of the north east quarter or section SIX %
township eight 1851 north nftanxe fourteen iii
eA8t Of tho thzd principal meridian described as b
lows: Commencing 1t the Forth Fast corner OF
the north east quarter of aaid aect!on stx
ts}-ihenes soalh along the ea.E line Of AID
to the south line OF sao quarter sec1oathenca west
along raid south line nfty {5o> rods-shence noFtn
On liz p1lA]fc With the east fine Of said quarteT
hection one hundred and sixty a0 rods 10 the north
line OF said quarter section, thence afops sald
Line TO tho place Of nuu1ug eoutxntns my 4tfes.
EAld moftsa deed hayt"2 been g1vsn =. d made fJr
thepnfpose Of securing ne payment Of thsra certain
for thg snm Of t~sns{ashr hunared and InlrtS4hf.e
ald 3.1oo dollars, a.. 3s} each, hearinS Interest
At the r.tt Of sx per cent per Anuu. from daa. and
ns?ahic In oue TWO and three years respectively from
whereas. oeisult having been made In ths payment
o. aid n3te d1 ln GAS year tcn date. toWt; On The
Thsfe1o7e pntise nezeby given that I. uudsr and
~ vtfHu1 p the power vested In me py mortgAse
deed. hare efeced 10 decla.s ali OF sald p5os2osy
nots now aae and Together with tue fotcrr.t
LnHston and that BY yseft. aEerx attorney will
~ ths soose described premises. 1t pnblc arc:toa.
y Of Co1k 70 the highest bidaer, rir caAh toE the
EuIpose Of paying at raid uFotory notes and ID
te1tsf On Monday. tho Sd day Of july a. q 1sGG as
aay losh, ISIS. 5aETE Il. WEISS. Mortgage.
, 1866-05-24

under the administration OF Gen. Scott, the Coz.
@rslentr Of South Carolina, na,te1s arc pro-
o. Northern peculatlon and malFea,anee, however.
IS iod IN relating the condition Of the Sea Island
that tho Freedmen's Bnreau Is an obstacle IN IN
nay Of kindly feel lings between 1ae whites aud