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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-05

Married Persons aor Young Men lGontemplat u
marriage, heinz aware Of Physical Weakness h ,i
ganic DEBILITY. Defortnities, speedily cured.
lie who p aces himself under thee of DR..
may rehabusy conf 10 in his honor os gentlema
and confidently relyupop his skill as physician. &
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China.

China.
HONG KoSG April 20, 1885,
Tea unchanged. Exchange As 7Hd.
SrANGHAE April 20, 1860
TIA inactive. Silk firm Exchange g. 41d. Freights
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THE NORTH AMERICAN QUESTION.

England and the United seates ON tho
tions with Regard TO the Fisherics.
In the House OF Commons on the 18th OF May, In
ply ". NJ. wa.kin' a Mr. , Lsyard, Under Under secrs,
to be in some doubt when he the point
Of sitting down, whether he had made
that he had heard indictment greater severity
brought against any The honorable member
had accused them Of all kinds Of iaches According
70 his statement they had exhibited great or
negligence they had shown themselves indifferent to the
great interests Of the country and going step further
ho declared that their maDagen had been culpabe
Not satisfied with having attacked the government gen.
orally he SINGLED out tho noble Earl at the head Of
the government, aud charged upon hs coldness and
bad management that this question OF the Reciprocity
treaty brought satisfactory conclusion But
with strange Inconsistency, ho say that mat
ter OF the greatest difficulty aud decacy the negotiation
OF the Slave rado treaty. had born carried by Earl
Russell apparently without auy nderance on the OF
those very qualities which before he sgmatzed defects
Hoar) II had been the object Of the honorable gen.
tenan 10 make speech rsRdsr ring IL di1fcun for this
country & cn: 70 dn pnder taading 'ch the Unted Sats
atcr oer cotcuo,ed rouse in Tie United Sdfes
fedings of irritation ogJaf Ibis country precuding ne
posiov,sy Of eng (resa Rsiprreiy teosy being entered
much alive the hon member could possibly be 70 tho
Importance Of the Reciprocity treaty they looked upon
IL most benchcent measure and believed IL had
conferred equal benefits both countries. Hear, hear
In support OF his argument his hon. friend quoted some
in which the treaty had worked, he would quote
the following statistical rcurns:-
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury q The United States reports
ses ina ~ ssa @ rP n @ az nr,n s 1. ro sss
those provinces the United 81 $40 s7, Total trade
csascr Of smcrse New Se that ss whole value
Blush North american provinces was in isis ssoncc
.nd had .owiy issi amount We ane stated
rs sIgS. mSs@. S% Gsssss . "a: = the sspds ge.S
II ise1-mpor,s sasis ssa; exports. sn sssoS
Those figures showed increase Of trade not exceed
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THE WAR In THE PACIFIC.
The Paris Bourseflat.
Rentes closed at 63f. 30c.

Commodore Rodgers and AdMiral Dem.
man ON tho Bombardment OF valpa-
NV is0.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th of May Mr.. D.
Griffith called the attention OF Her Majcsys government
TO the despatch OF Commodore Rodgers In which that
ocer stated that the English Admiral had first agreed TO
Join with him prevent the bombarmcnt Of Valparaiso
but had subsequently declined adhere to the compact
He wished TO know how the statement that such an
event had occurred reconcilable with the
declaration Of Commodore Rodgers and with the
lon agreed to at the meeting OF the British merchants
in which declared that the British Admraps plea
for non. inerferencethe want Of sufficient forcewas
inadmssible nasmuch he could have secured the
operation Of the United States squadron.
Mr. LAyARp said that tho despatch purporting TO be
written by Commodore Rodgers which he had road
tiyeiy WiA the official aenept forsoarded by
admiral DenpsdM In day or two all the papers would
be laid before the House, and honorable members would
then be able 70 Judge between the two statements
Hear hear) he might also take that opportunity OF
stating that the conduct Of Mr. Thomson Minister
At Chile had received tho entire appreciation Of her
Majesty's government
Nj. GRAVES asked II It were true that Commodore dc
Courcey, who recently sent 10 Valparaiso 10 succeed
Commodore Harvey on tho Pacific station, had been
persoded and II whether IL at his request
and what the reasons given for rclinqushng his
command.
Mr.. T. G. Barring said that Commodore q Courccy
had been superseded consequence OF bis request
that be might be removed from bis command.
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THE GERMAN QUESTION.

v,n COu In, J, a., IN. v.--
sS WsSTSs Earss G.n.r.
a.. U"Ss 20
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m..d-I."rT Ci.re"Son.s Esn,.s ss,nr NTm.
- sn. n.,--,,s..sso.
~rr., A. g.
our despatrhes from the continent 10 the morning NJ
e 18th OF Nav INFORM ms that the situation of aars in
ssrn,ia,ns h. ,m'h mnaou. m"er,a snansc Inc
d ~ @ yeween T y, u , Ano iris" are hna'y
.oh,sc, after he sa,ns ~ ,he civ -, p, iii, Uu hc ~
svund published below 10 order. Ivy ~ "''' "''' W
rHR DnsPArcHEs.
PAus, May 16 1896.
The HN'f.ur of tins evening publishes an article on
she Austroprussian dispute and the arioamsns OF the
Serman States. The article says
ro,ihs,andns these nr,namant, the hope for The pr,
snon o. pesee nave m.ner % incressed tean dmni,hsd
sssa towards ing conference 70 which the cues
hess efforts attest ne ,horouzh sincerity OF the Emperors
Sssre 9r psssc as nress so.ern1cnt Loyalty aeyoes
The Pays speaking the cnois being made BY diplo.
.nscy with yisw 20 ihe proscrvation Of peace says
hut little reliance must BE- placed upon these efforts prov
ssr-sscd dacgiy Seatrsi soSernesis are seeking sns
mode dealing with the esisiins daeitiss nor do they
purpose >"'"' '"'' ''' P''.'"' '''P'0' '0r 'nA'
r. barsssLs May IL, 1866
considered to be SIN possible.
Pf>ru, May 10, 1855
Arranxemehis are sald 70 have been uade hero for
rs.,ns oorps OF hans n1aa vo'un.eers AZ The disposal
'"i w Austrian "oV"nment d soon Hs war shah he de-
Psrs Nav IL. 1863
.ns ,ensfn",.nsl or ,ouy rueh be- an article point,
Pm @ ssa' ssa r,sv ss,uv ~, :, sne ae'en'es o"sea
The seu,rs rower- could neither ndncr either of the df
pss,a. ,o oaa.cse NC demands Of nc oier nor use
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THE MONEY PANIC.

Condition OF the Bank or Engiand-An
Extraordinary Return-Ten Millions
curitics In = Week-Thc Latest Fall
ures. Sc.
The weekly return Of the Bank OF England brought
by the Persia is the most extraordinary published
Although the bank has not availcd itself OF the privi
lege granted by the suspension Of the Bank Charter at
tbs figures In the statement exhibit uprecedenfy vioiet
changes
The decrease in tho bullion wns fs32 33s and In the
notes unemployed "a. 2i9, ,io5 sterling.
Prom the London News tcty artlclel, May tsl
An analysis of tho bank returns shows incrense In
one week Of fio 600 600 in the advances private
rites This unprecedented amount proves how
nous bas beon the pressure for accommodation tho
part cf tho panc-strckcn community Inasmucb, how
ever gr Mt deal Of this borrowing merely pro-
canonary, 5000 coo have been added the private
deposits aud the increase of f3 900 In the crcuia
TO secure themselves against all contingencies and the
notes withdrawn not really thrown into circulation,
but for the most boarded Tho of notes
is reduced 10 10000, ~ that is quite within the
power Of any Of tho great joint stock banks ly with
drawing its current balance 10 fore the Bank ~ Eng
land TO avail itself Of the ant in tho
recent Treasury loucr There seems 10 be now a fair
prospect that he bank will b. able TO tide the crisis
without violating the law. The sss2 900 Of coin and
bullion withdrawn must hive been taken away chiefly
by provincial Scotch aud lnsh banks measure of
prccaution
ovEnESD, eURSEy Ann coNrANy's APFAIRs.
ffrom tho London Times (rty srficlcl May III
private meeting of some OF tho shareholders aud do
pcstors In Overcnd. Quincy Co.'S timitcd) has been
hold rough stat menl of the returns and profits
given PROVING that the nc, profits amounted 10 two
bundrea thousand pounds per nnnum and that the pre-
sent disastrous position not from mt transactions
since The formation Of the limited company, but from
old difficulties dcranglng the credit necessary for the
cess OF such an establishment. general wish
prcssed 70 preserve the goodwill and with that Wow
was decided 20 request Mcssra sheppards, Pey and All
sau The brokers, to call moging OF those interested.
70 adopt such measures may be deemed desirable In
scoidanco Herewith public meeting II advertised 10
oe neld a. tho London Tavern, "Wednesday next the
I'D Inst, at twel O'Clock
W. Prom The london Times tc,y crtcioL May 10
lf0an tnm.... .Y~~
noon by Mesrs. sheppards Polly A AllcnrI contaiu-
~ suggetons for tho preservation ~ the business Of
nessrs uVeIend Curney Co Tho public will DO we'll
s ~ " .ne aienl, should provo successful hut u
mus. ue poined out that they likely again
er INTO ,ns, OF any other company conne~d with money
mnen on tue principle OF rendering Themselves rsspou.
siote fcr nncAled capital IAsited liability nust hence
ionh pe what purports 10 BE- and all tho existing
nnancr and otber companies will ind that An eoou a.
they shall have cleared OF their present ns s
- 70 enshc thern TO take such step they wul h. re-
qnrsd hy tbeir shafshsdc wind up ard rs s,,t ,sc
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NE Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott which left
Liverpool at eleven O'Clock the morning Of the 10Th
and Queenstown on the evening of the Goth Of Nay,
arrived at this port yesterday evening.
Tho steamship St David from Liverpool May IT, via
Londonderry May 49, pass Father Point yesterday en-
route TO Quebec.
The news by the Persia Is three days later
Late Cadiz papers report the departure Havana OF
the new Captain General of Cuba Don Francisco Ler-
sundi He left In the Spanish fgas Navas de Tolosa
the 9Th of hay His departure delayed for a fcw
Aays in consequence of the frgate having to
vet Malaga Amcria and Alicante, in ordcr was said
Ay the Spanish papers, TO look for steamer that
hoverng suspciously the coast, with the design il
was supposed, Of landing arms
Both houses Of Parliament adjourned for the whisun.
Ndc recess in London
In response to requiston signed by many eminent
merchants the Lord Mayor OF London had called pub.
3o meeting at the Mansion House for the oath Of May
take steps for the erection OF London n honor
81 George Peabody.
Notwithstanding recent rnmors, the London Post says
-she marriage OF Princess Helena with Prince Christian
wili tako place on the 9Th 0f July
The for .he Oaksn was won by Tormcntor
nsrllla was second and 1schia third
Tho weekly returns Of the Bank OF France show a de-
In the cash in hand OF over I've and half mo
pf francs.
A Trieste telegram OF tho 18th says
Tho authorities port have refused the ves-
ees Intended 70 volunteers to Mexico the clean
Sni Of health for Tsmpco, without which no ship Is
allowed to leave tho harbor.
was rumored (xay 2ol that sanguinsry consct had
saxon place between the Turkish and Modavian troops
The steamship Erin reached Liverpool 18th Of May.
The steamship Denmark which left Liverpool the
9Th Of Nay for New York, OF Crookhaveu on the
leah inst putting back having lost her propeller Two
sseam tugs had left Liverpool to assist her.
The steamship Africa, from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool May I9
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rx., IN rn.sS.v ,,o-n,r. Nav % Mo- 49,
FNxx .e ha,ovad cn;,d nr MicSse All christ ma F;nn
iate ~ Tnrhv CO. n,., ~ ri,na Iraaa agaa II vaa,s
\ 10 months ami ~ dsvs '' ''s' -''' - ~s.-' 'S
attend he nsra and ,ns a ~ S.
past one ociocE from % ID rss, psnI ,ssv ~ -
"a .pcr has rasst" ~ ~ ~ o. .s.s.n .,....
Chcsyo On Srna eIuunSs as y, ~. oi9 NalSur r
| Garccsu aged "a years ~s - ">"' - "Ao " 'p-
JoHs Krxp in ,n sa,y nay zc .. the c1'y hosp"a
The friends Of the famIlv are % tsg,a sy q. ,,ona ,h
th ~ nnad .'n aus a.s aesiaence NO Harrison street,
mains viii he isy ared T., ~ wv" ocock. hs re-
LoRp-on saturday Nav % c.o .eRetery. .,, -
Henry N and Carrie II Iord onns q n, on'y cnno m
'AyS yse remain, wers ,nt.rrsa :, so,...., ,..,.
l MAcooMsaaon a,- Monday, Nay 2s, Of consampuon.
s9h YEAR Of his axe nA'0 oi Doon Ireland In tho
Tho r,nsni will take rIace FROM, ,ho ...,.. =. -.
brother Gorre Macdo,pa in riabIy sco1 Of ms
tween firt and second avenues third horse wes, ~
MnoS"rI cn Tuesdav Nav 90 E,,rS ~ wn "c.ocs.
soneh,er M Alexander and Mary Nc onnali 900 n,
IL months and 20 days "s'' '''''
.,,and ~. fnneral from, The rasidenca ~ hss
Zoo Vest twenty street this dsv Nv tdne.a,a r
twe,ve oc,oc, ' - W. ~-'-''' "
0nr,T ON Monday Nav % after yinuern~ un.es
Ann ifs nf sS,,aI Ss1 i the ss, wsar
nAhl AM, "a' Vi A"'aah oae'' y" TUG oo'n year VI
attend the fsnerai this Wednssda.i mornny nj TN
o'clock from her late residence ss9 West THIRTY
sreet Tho rona,ns viii hs ,aI an ~ IN R,"o,nns,, ~
for intermenf M w ''"- " " -
ouAx.--on Monday. Nav %. AxSx l,oupA ouAx. wifi,
The frien1s ~ q, 'uo ne 10 c ear y. ne. as' , ,,. 80
attend The unera from her a,s rpsIdencs ala H,cks
O'Clock '-' ''' '"e""'''"y' a''e'noo"' ~ "'o
RHODES Es-At Milton N v an .ors,r Nov 90 Do,
Tony r Rgonrs in the :a, rsar ny n, as 90 NOV
The relatives and friends Of tIs Sam,,v sre uv,,sa %,
attend the funenl from The Peso,na nrsnn n,~ :,
Flalbush L. T. this lwedpesday aernoon n. three ~
o'lock. ''' '''s'A'''' ~ ''"'''
RAypE-L-On Mondav Nav % nj ,,aarrn.,,or s
the lungs WILLIAM j. son Of john T. md Maraare Ran.
dell aged 2 years N' ~
Tic GeIay.s and friends of the family .re rs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M rrted.


BRAuIlGAN-RrpLoyv-0n Monday, May 2s at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev. Mr. Geissen-
beimcr A. BRAurIoAx 10 Miss MARIA CossrAszA RupIcrr,
BlmD-BRAproRD On Friday, Nay Is, by ths Rev.
Mr. Leo Of williamsburg JoHs BAIRD TO ASNE r. BRAD
FORD, daughter Of Mr. Harvey Bradford, both Of this
city.
DoRLos-PEARsaLf. Rockaway, N. Y, on Tuesday,
Rev. James w. Horne, Gso. H. DoRros, OF Brooklyn, N
Y, to ALrxESs, daughter OF Alexander Pearsall.
EvaSs-.LrscH-0n Sunday evening, May "a, A. tho
church OF the Paulist Fathers, by the Rev. Father
Young, TIMOTHY EVANS TO MARY Aisfs only daughter Of
Patrick Lynch, ESQ, all Of this city.
evening Nav o. by the Rev Dr. Channccy, Il u Foi..
M TO Miss JxsMr L., eldest daughter of the late Freder-
lex Creighton.
Dr. Foss, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON TO Miss sUsE A., eldest
daughter Of James Adair, both Of this city.
Birth.
Notxs s--On Sunday, May 20, the wife Of W. p Nolen,
Dublin tobacconst, 80 Ca,harinc street, OF daughter
Dublin papers please copy.
ALrock.-On Monday May -, Apxrk A. wife OF James
The ies,,Ss. and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence ia West
Fourteenth street. this Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock without further notice
ArIp. .--0n Monday evening, May 2s after short but
severe Illness kiiAA wife Of John X Auld in the 3ist
The relatives and friends Of tho family are invited to
attend tho funeral, from her late csdence lis West
rwenty-eshsh street, on Thursday afternoon at two
BRsTsALn. Monday, May e. Of consumption,
CHsRfsA. u. BRIxrysE.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited "a
attend the funeral from his late residence corner OF
Wooster and Brewery streets New Haven, this (weines
day) afternoon, st four O'Clock.
CARROLL On Monday, May 2S AMELIA daughter OF
Adeia A. r. and Thomas Carroll
Coofk Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nav 20 after ling.
erng illness Of consumption, JoHS CoofR aged 40 years
The friends aud relatives respectfully invited 30
tend the funea from his late residence 4l willoughby
street. al haRpast two O'Clock on Thursday afternoon
Cox-At his residence i04 West Twenty sixth street,
on Tuesday morning May -, HEsny O. Cox, NJ D. agcd
The relatives and friends Of The family and tho medical
profession generally, respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral Grace church, Broadway near Tenth street,
on Thursday aftsrnoou At three o'clock The remains
will be takec - Greenwood.
DAu--s-in Brvokiyn, on Sunday. May ~, PiisA
D.s.sIs, seed % ycsrs. months and II days -.
tue reiasivee and ffieDds, alsD the members OF -
ehanc Lodge No ia o. ofO r. arc invited 70 assssss 80
the funera from the residence Of John Yatsa ssf sS
Worcester fhass Rapon plsass eopy.
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Reports copcernIng the European Congress arc con-
nictg II said that Austria has refused 10 JON No
direct negotiation has yo been addressed 10 tho courts
Of Berlin. Vienna aud Florence.
Active preparations continue in venctA Twenty bat
taous Of volunteers have been formed In Italy and ID
believed that Will be formed in consequence Of The
large number OF enlistmcnts.
At the sitting Of tho Frankfort Diet, yesterday the
Ministers or this Miding States Represented at tho Ba-
berg conference moved that the Diet should request the
members Of the confederation taking military
declare whether and upon what conditions they would
BE- willing order reduction Of their military cstab-
lisnmcnts 10 q peace footing simultaneously.
The afcst rumors from Paris state that hosii-
Ties had almost commenced
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LivxRrOJL 1fuy Is. 1863.
The reserve Of notes Of tho Bank Of En- gland has de-
creased "A GOO The bank has not resorted the
extraordinary powers granted BY the government, und
confidence continues increase In London but there are
continued runlors OF heavy suspensions in Liverpool.
From the Manchester Guardian (city article May 10
Further vcry decided progress has been made TO day
becoming general that such of the cDmpanie a. pos
rea dssek, however much they may be locked up, will
be able TO work through without sacrifices that will i'm
pair their capital The only unfavorable circumstance
to-day has been the announcement from Liverpool Of
several failures The discount demand at the bank al
though veryarge characterized by any pros.
sure and on the Stock Exchange loans have again been
rather freely offered at from eight TO ten per Con-
soils for money opened this morning at yesterday
price, SIX, went TO SIX, and ultimately returned "
For the account the price Is SO 80 Sox ex-dvidend
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there vs no
The sum Of 100000 in gold was withdrs-a from the
bank to-day for the continent but scrabc amount
Of sovereisns has been received back "o@ scotland
relapse q per cent f..lcaa a. TX, on rspor;
that the mex. dividend wa Ss a Ss honSs ssT
w fosDox-Saturday evening" May 10.
Consols closed At 81 SIX for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States fve-twenties 65 66, Illinois Central
Railroad ,oX . II, Erie Railroad 44k sS
THE LIVERPOOL OlToN MAnKEr.
LvKRrool, My Is, 1885,
rhSBrokers Circular reports the sales Of cotton for
the week At CO. 600 bales Of which 5000 bales were
specuators and 5000 to exporters. The market has
been unsettled but after some fluctuations closed ut last
weeks quotations Tho authorized figures are:--Far
Orleans led middlng do, I'D fair Mobiles 15d ;
m ddIing do. I3d; fair uplands, ll,ld middling do
12xd The sales to-day (Frday) estimated ut 600
the market closing dull and unchanged.
The stock in port Is estimated at $40 600 bales Of
which 415, 900 are American A.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER
dull and business could only be done at prices about
I'd. per lb below those Of last weekday Is.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstus steady at late rates Iron quiet; bars and
rails 60 90 5s. Scotch pig 53a Sd. Sugar quiet od.
lower. Coffee dull. RICE very quiet Tea dull; Congou
Is Id Spirits of turpentine ass. Refined petroleum
2s 2y.d Tallow declined 10 As Cd. Sperm oil quiet
ETA G12b. Lnseed dull and q. lower; linseed oil
36s Cd nsced quiet and prices barely maintained
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 19--Evening.
Sales OF cotton to-day 600 bales The market is dull
with little inquiry and weak prices Mddling uplands
arc quoted about l2sd
The breadstuns market is quiet and steady.
The provisions market Ia dull Tslow is stll declining
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themselves without power any further capital than
that Win h be actually paid In cases OF sIccess
il shareholders wish To enlarge their capital, 1t will
alwaya be opeu for them to do So
ruR sru.r,ov ON ,cy.ve,
,rrom the london Tima. srsv ar,sc,o, Nav, 10,
uSs,e has % nssn ara,n v u.ch .sy yho,so ioh m"y ~
markets To- dny with al one time 4 tandency towards
rrsah advanca In consos chioGy sroro y sh N - - =
~ snr osny from me nnaence o.
nnbli, m, arst and ias. hargan % a % :, ss,, s ~ so
r,nost;ons sTT 10 " for Ta,,r s s ca, -.
yssnS Sc,hs 'or h., e,ssay ana SU7s ex
athoa. thc S;sc"nn. Ssan ~ ~ inc nahE .oday
been mo prassure and in the c,oct E,ian.,s NJ
advances have again been offered At from.
EIGHT IN tan NOR cont Evnor,o ons r a In ~,
the cont n mt sti lake Mace On acconnt or a.. nnsy
Of abort bills sent over for that nnynss Jur;n0 hs s
,,, rc,,oa ~, ,ha ~ $780,. ~ r., 1s paslN'se uu.1s no VS.
"t sxc.ea by me events London OF hast week and
ha,nc coufonnds, hv anna na,,;os vs;.h " !. a @ - % ~
specle paymens Tue fact h"wevsr tas ~nsu he S
nan,c occrrad the Total or r,,,d h1 ~ ' .n pa n % M
20. cse ra @ vs - VI so'u ne.a uy .,,e nask was s
amount held in the nanic ~ 1877 rondas ,ho.a n0o
LIONS nnmnortant esneS4aIiv ss ,ar"s cmr, - Inn
lately withdrawn ,or the nrovincss NAV ~ ",nsctad
shorilv N ani ;ts wau bass ho'''s naS oo 0Apo'e"
Tne smm NJ fSa ono Il, co,a wan v,,ha-.rvr r- ,h.
bank TODAY for thc con,ncnt Int thcrc Vac ratnrn
az cons,dcrabie amonnt ~ svereiors sro, sco,Iand
II ia mndcrs,oad asn ,sa, ~ ooS s". GU a. ~
,Sav from Aieysrdra :" ,S HrS ~ T orc ,s. M 'uJ ;
'' tn. ' ssneu;a ~ h ~u 'be, h sar,va' a =, ,xs
Framiee ( Co Of Gresham boUse Ro%eau cr,n cf
extensivo hnsincss Ther ah,;.i a 1ID"y 1oI'a nm ~, @
chiefly in connecton ,,i,h cotion AMI sa s.a,sd a.
fass con ~ ''nN''''n WIN oo''on anu are s'a'ea ~
The Latest.
J,vy.roo, t,.,,rc u,r u
Tho arr;ca,s reus rvas not davc,osd iii ar,- ~ Rs
ue.s bonrs -" - F" va ~ ~
Another London hank ths "Euro,con - susronded ~
dav Tho liahilitios arc renortod h.a.,,' 4f
T,nis @ d a. Sn III, ,as % ora - ' ,a 20 i ~ ;. y, 49,, ,. ,
inc MAJ Thers arc rnrnrs ~ addon, ns,nns vs 4;
commercial circles
1t is generally stated that Boult English Brandon Of
Liverpool, will snow ample assets and pay twenty shL
lngs In the pound.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
The News In Spain.

NADnD, Nay 70, IS66
The declaration made by Mr.. Jayard IN the English
House Of Commons relative TO the bombardment Of
Valparaiso has produced great sensation hcrc ant It Is
expected that the will be questioned the
subject IN the Cortes.
The New York herald., 1866-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or ENGLISH ROYAL
"A Velvet Body and TaEe,,ry Brussels Carpets as
and Ingram Carpets at reduced prices ingram Carp:.s
Sc 70 W - - y 20 rer yard Lneiish Brussels c.rpcis
yard; superior siisioth at g. to 81 yard Table sud
Piano Covers Window Shades Rugs Mats stair Carpets,
Office and church Carpets a low prices. Superior wh and
checked Govcu and Msrhng Mating for parlprs;
white and checked Matting c SOC and i0c pcr yard
Look for No. ~ Bowery. 'ft 70 p
The New York herald., 1866-05-30

BOMBAY, May II. 1866
Cotton depressed; export Of the week, a. 900 bales
Exchange 2s sd
CALCUTTA May 10, 1863.
Exchange q 1Sfd Freights 37s 3D. Ratio Of dscoun:
reduced per cent