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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Lindemar,, C,cIo,d piauo-C,r,.,.

The Judgment which we expressed many months
since the article these columns which called public
attention tho Cycod Piano has been ny justified by
subsequent experience and by the uneqlocal Endorsement
OF the profession dealers experts public. At the
great Fair Of the American Institute New. York. last Fall
after very searching and critical examination sho Cyeod
PaRos were adudged the highest award for exceencehe
Gold Meds-and received similar honors almost snultsne
ousy at the State Fairs Of Michigan Kansas and Indiana The
repos OF the judges mention In OF special praise the
cycloid form OF manufacture recognngi the best form
for securing the greatest possible strength united with ee
gance and also awarding it for sorority and
excellence Of tone Ia higher grade than could be claimed
By auy instrument OF she class OF tue durability
OF these instruments we lave had practical demonstration
in their power stand 10 tune for months through rapid
changes Temperature and tho time under constant
and Like all really frstcas instruments the toao
rounds meows and rpens with and. though beautiful
first does arrive perfect maturity for several
years. This attribute only found In perfect Instruments
Lindeman& Sons have recently completed scale cy
ood which has further developed the advantage TO be gained
by the cycod form construction Although the szo Of the
instrument but very little increased the grandeur and the bril-
anc the will be found vastly greater than IN the old
From the lowest thebas the highest ofhe
treble the is uniform the bass rich deep and
the tenor fall mellow and sympathetic possessing the singing
quality perfection aud lhe treble uc-ke clear and bril-
liant In sody Of tonche power resist any playing force
applied to it, without breaking the cit IS second
the Grand piano This is the quality which enables the
to carry that b to develop power when heard
at dstance and in this the new Cyooid
is hardly exceled by any class Of instruments
We have heretofore expressed belief that the Cyeoid
form the greatest step in advance that has as yet been
made in the manufacture OF piano ortes that this principle
thoroughly worked would develop the latent powers Of
the pno forte TO degree approaching to perfection and We
find Judgment fully sustained by the marked improvement
manifest ALL in the Cycod recently produced By Lin
deman Sons which is instrument OF the largest powers
combined with refinement and purity Of tone which cannot
be exceled.
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Thaah. TO these Engaged in Oh. Enterprise.

HEAETs IOHTlNI, 81 uTdly JuIT =, DO.
The following notice has been published or board
the Grelt Eastern.
The Directors NJ the Telegraph Construction AID Mints
nance Directors Of the Anglo Amcrcnn Tel Er1ph
Company wishing % their appoba-
on OF good conduct and admirable way IN which al en-
gagged In the work ying the Atlantic Cable have per
formed their duties II has given them great pleasure to order
that gfatuy VI month wages be gwen " eacA nah on
his Fct.f o ~ England.
TIE Directors Willie thanking The or the past feel cor
hdent that In the difficult task yet before them they Val
display the hearty zeal in the Performance Of Ae work.
80 DASEL GOOCH,
ri,o NJ IN eleyraph Construct on and Maintenance Co.
AUGUSTUS HAMILTON
CYRUS W. FIELD
Directors Of the An gio.Amor!can lc.eginpA 60
j. L. DEAN, SccIciafy.
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Note By Associated Pres. Agent.

The first business message to the Associated Press
received over the Cable from London and Liverpool
reached Now.York at l:J) o'clock o. Il. on Tuesday
informed by Gen Lee,s engineer of the Atlantic
Gable Company that the Company have not yet fully decided
upon tho subject Of egrphc charges Tor business between
London and New.York ana viii not uut 1t shall
have been definitely asceaiued Of what rate OF speed
IL is possible TO signaizo through the cable,
point which Gen Leer uiorms may not be decided for
several days Meantime bgsincss being trans
meu the cable from Europe probably subject 70 future
decision in regard 10 tariff, etc.
The Lyndon dates received By private parties in this
olty to noon yesterday we're Of Monday forenoon.
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0n.ooO sboul s90.OOoOO0. NOIhlnFl


,osss ,n.,eaa Of s9 antg as to what the GoYernmei
However is known with COZ.
win 10 in The premises THE HAGUE.
THE MISSION 70 his acceptance Of N
C;an DfC has not vel signi6e, having teen made 81
mission 10 tie Hague his nomination n Nth llm'
confirmed without previous consultation = NC.
THE ORPHANS FAIR BUILD. luesiing ID
The City Councils have passed bill FeyD tbe ffau
Mayor if he has authorsy the removal o. . ~ az
building lately used for the Sailor and Soldiers +. Ill
which has been since opened for political purposes. N ~
recolected that Congress Friday information th1~
Ienian meeting had been dispersed that building has'
passed Joint resolution sanconng such assembee1 a1d
under the authority therein conferred Speaker Colax gave
permit for the Fenian and antiAduinsraiion meeting or
Saturday night There is likely be conflict Of authority
regarding the removal OF this building.
REIMBURSEMENT OF LOYAL SHAREHOLDERS.
Congress in the anti.appropdation law made proyi-
sion for payment to loyal persons claiming service labor
rom eolored volunteers drafted Satisfactory proof is
to be furnished that such claimants firmly aud faithfully
maintained adherence aud allegiance hs United States
during the Rebellion. No payment mssle until the final
report OF the Com misslnreTs
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EUROPE.
THE CERTAINTY OF PEACE,
prusgia Secures All Her Con-
ditiOns.
The Liberals Supporting Count
Bismark.
THE REFORM RIOTS In ENGLAND.
THE REFORM RIOTS IN ENGLAND.
RrOm Our Special Corrrspondent in London BY


tAe AZ antac cable
UEAuI's CONTEXT. Ju.y 80 via AsPr BAY July IL
s,,,isl ni,ra. 81 to TIE y. Y. Tribune.
Peace was certain at Berlin on Saturday. BismarA
end tho Kiag reform this week.
Prussia carries all her poiss The Liberals support Bis
marks fore gu policy.
Austria naval victory is much overTated.
The hyde Park and the movement to form exclusive
Reform League meetings asve PeriIci the Derby Govern
msnt. O.
special Dispatch to The \. y Tribune.
PAIRS. July o. PEI steamship China, and telesraph}
from Halifax.
am assured on very high oud the most direct
,ory GA. hs Empcrors Government entertain the great
-, confidence shat the pending negotiations will result in
peace
The acceptance Of the armsce BY Prussia and Austria al
cough upon publicly made Known follows upon ne
3on In which the basis o. adjustment has been fuly dis
s.s1 AID as Prussia desires armsee for military rea'
$685. il presumed she is well satisfied in advance that her
o-lito-s ofpcaco viii be supported France and viii prob
s.7 be agreed 90 by Austria.
NO opinion s.. Gaining ground that at no time during The
lass ree We. Is has t4o acon been intended to OBJ
sts the army of Prussia or to withdraw from her the just
f.,..so her mss,elous military success.
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PACIFIC COAST.

THE RUSSIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM sIAM-coM-
MsRCIAL.
san FRANCISCO Friday. July 81 1866.
A Victoria dispatch says that the bark Onward Of
the Collins Telegraph Expedition sailed yesterday Tor retro
psulowsh. - -, ,,a =, Az
CITY and Of Francisco havo been awarded Al a.
So and 81. They run 10 years from April J, 1890. -
There auction sale OF circle sugar touhy' IL
sold NJ 10 3e less per pound than at the previous sair
Inc arrival of the Sas Greenman the Fs snip tba ever
came here from Sam caused difficulties NJ the custom House.
he off erals there claiming ten per cent additional duties on
he cargo there reciprocity treaty between this
country and SIAM - 80, O. 49,
Mining stocks weak; Ophr sslJ doud curry s'OOj
Imperial s9l Choar, Sl5s.
Legal tenders H. ~ ~
SAN FRANCISCO July gs.-TLe steamer Del Norb, IRON
Crescent City. brings g. 600 In treasure. 49, -
Mining shares continne weak Ophr $50 Cholar slso
Bsloher sl35 yellow Jacket s5s Savage s9l Imperial sl
Legal tenders 1Oi
Arrived ship Panama. Soule. from NeT.Nork
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WASHINGTON.

hk. JON FLORENCE ~ MbrIlNC.
call appears N to-nghts EDITORIAL column Of The
Constitutional Cion for meeting Of bose who approve The
policy Of President johnson to meet at German Hail. al
O'Clock TO cleo delegates the Piade pha Convention OF
August -. The meeting orgalzee With Tom Florence as
Chairman.
The following ticket announced as ore proper 70 meet
the wishes of tae party in Washington:
Andrew johnson aud O restored Union.
For DdgaiesJoseph H. Bradley Claim Agent Z ..
Agent Richard 7. Me-rick Claim Agent
Ior A,erasc-Henry Addison GeorgetoV n. deputy
Claim gent John J. Blake President MeIoPoh aa BANK
Z. T. Swart. County Clerk.
number Of those present sought to repudate to e names
those Of old secesonsts Unable obtain sat isaetory
hearing thcy boted and adjourned TO the City Hail. Here
quite crowd gathered and organization effected
with City Register Douglass Chairman aud Councilman
Anderson. Clerk --
Dr. Smith prominent German delivered flaming Address
repudiatng oil party claims and discriminating the present
meeting one Of conservative lie said that the party they
had just e supporting for delegate at large to the Con
yention who had been drummed out o. the army for
malieasance in Office.
by 10 O'Clock Committee Of Conference appointed
wait upon the Florence party and eec; compromise. At
Ii ocock they returned with delegation, who invited the
meeting TO 10 Mr. Florencos hail. and vote for those
they chose This produced storm, and the boilers
ventilated their opinions irrespective Of circumstances
place. ,- -.--------- 80
row brooded but the wise counsel Of the Register pre-
vailed and after voting then and there select delegates and
nominating very many candidates motion entertained
and voted tb the meeting adjourn subject to the CAL Of tue
Union Cenire Committee
At German Hall whore the Florence party held forth,
steady stream pouring aud h. each individual voting
"oten If not carly" At III O'Clock the polls were closed
and counting the ballots commenced II found that the
ticket had been scratched considerably and the following
lection from list OF o. the highest vote given being 23
DeeSass a. Large-John f. Norris. Richard L. Merrck.
james III. Bradley. sr.. T. I. Stewart.
hhfraa'es-Dr Chas Allen Jonah ID. Hood. Buchanan's
United States Marshal in Washington Richard Wallacb,
Mayor, DR. John =. Blake.
This delegation to go Philadelphia representatives.
Of the Democratic Secession party The call fog the cleo
ton signed by but the Hon Thomas Florence.
h. being its originator. The party that bOJod will send fun
delegation under the patronage Of the Union Conservative
Committee and will doubtless be the admitted. Depart
clerks and messengers attendance both meet
ngs aud in bad way learn which the original
Jacobs.
THE TAX on BULLION.
The following table is a comparative statement
showing the tax collected bullion and the value OF the bull
lion which the tax paid 10 the United States for nine
months ofhe fiscal year ending June 90 1865 and for the first
monhs Of the fiscal year ending June 90 1906 also
the estimated annual products for the two years
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The War in the Tyroi.

VIENNA, July l3.-The commander Of Austrian
f1o IN the Tro reports tina; simultaneously with the en-
PLACEMENTS at Condao several detaehmens Of the infantry
regiment Grown Prince Of saxony" made denomination
~ e right fans Of the enemy regiments stationed In the
valley Of the Chese. The attack Of the Grown Prince
rgmeat being successful the enemy withdrew in great haste
.eros the Caro leaving 200 prisoners in the hands Of the
A-srans Cag5a supposed to have seen present Of the
engagement.
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Frnncr md che Con.ending Powers.

PARIS. Ju'j 15-Eyening. Monitor dH SOir
i referring Us ou.e to the negotiations for peace contra
@ those luraa which appear to believe that the French Can
M prof rn rs good Offices wished to induce Italy TO con
Guide an artistic Independently and preparing 10 ttke
"a, part Of arued mediator in Germany France continues
,l, Noaisur dn SIR "iateryened automatically with the
idea opeaco Threatening would have created fresh
and more serious complications. Prussia, before consentin
n m arr demands that Austria should accept the pre-
Iscs Of peace upon which the negotiations between Inc
two Powers are being continued"
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The Cable in p.rree, working order.

Asri BAY Tuesday, July 3--i:op N.
The British gunboat Niger has arrived here.
The Superintendent Of the Newfoandlnd Te,es .pa Din
has arrived from Hearts Content and reports thai The Allan
tic cable been In perfect working order since the hce s
Valeuiia and ID perfect
Copies the diary OF Mr. Dean the Secretary have been
forwarded By the frat the general agent Of the
Asgoeiated Press at New.York.
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spociL Dispatch 10 Tie n. Y. Tibune.

HEARTS CoNItSr VIA AsrT BAR. July IS. 1906
Cyrus W. Field says that the cable received 4,OoO
words ia the first twelve hours after laudngan private
messages
The rates guneas for the first 20 words including
address, dates and signatures and all not exceeding 100 letters
subsequent 20 shings for every FIVE letters.
words have been sent every minute all night through
the Great Eastern instruments
Professor Thompson tells that the will be doubled
as soon as instruments ore put up
Cyrus W. Fields health drank il London at 10 o'clock
this morning with all honors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

NEw-YoRS Tuesday. July 81. 1866
PBOvIsl0NAL CHARGES FOR TIE TRANSMISSION OF MES
sAGEs THROUGH THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE
From any telegraph station IN America TO any telegraph
station Great Britain for 90 words less including address
Of sender aud receiver 500 Ia gold.
For additional word. not exceeding FIVE le.ters 20
sterling per word.
From any telegraph station in America 70 any telegraph
station In Europe, for 20 words less including address
Of sender and receiver, 82l sterling ~ sold. $3.50
For every additional word not exceeding FIVE letters, 81
In gold per word.
From any telegraph station in America 70 any telegraph sta
ton in Africa Asia India, for 90 words or less IL.
cudng address of sender and receiver not exceeding In all
lO0 letters. &25 sterling IN gold.
every additional word not exceeding hvc letters 20
per word.
The letters in all words nfe fret 90 will be counted
and divided BY 1--WE; each five fractional remainder VII DC
charged as a word.
Messages u cypher will be charged double the foregoing
rates.
figures intended for tranmi sion must be written in fn
lenPth. aud viii be charged "a words.
Messages destined for places beyond Tie Geographic system
viii be forwarded by mail
The above tariff Of charges has been received from the Sec
rotary Of the Company Hearts Content and VIII ne Oh
served until further orders MARSHALL LEFrERT-
Consulting EngiLeeT, New YORK.
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Market. b, ,he Atlantic Cable.

Corroy-Thc price OF cotton, Iild., in the Liver
pool market ofthe esb Is doubtless tia; o. dlug ulnds
rather than Middling Orleans.
The grade quoted not stated in the dispatch but Mid
ding Upuds has been almost uniformly given when the price
Of one description alone was reported It probably the de
scrinton referred TO-
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NAVY GAZETTE.
by Tel graph

by Telrsraphl
ORDERED.
JrLY 2i.---Acting- Ensgns I. J. Sweeny and 5. f.
W.lets to steamer Nyack.
HONORABLY DIS HARGED.
July 9L-Aeting Ensign Lewis L.. ,iamersy, July 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
July 23-Capt J. II. Goldsborough, commanding steamer
Shenandoah reports his arrival at SmOns Bay Cape of Good
Hone MAY 81 81 days from Rio Janaro. Officers ald crew
we'll the supplies were on boari he was TO sail
10 Mnnr!tins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

H. BOUeHroN- suddeny orn suuoke Sunday the eh ast
mt Haaisat h rs'Src in brooklyn. Rama II BoughoH Z
f ms.,.s % TlI.y ec'sI NJ from his l'' residences
GAMBLER On Monday. july % samuel Mu'd'nc Gndie' aged
The aud eSSs q the family invited attend .teue,,s
Gu wellesley Aes a. oeioek n re .,S1 ~
s sys, s sos tfSs''s'' 'A'''h co. . '
DRYEH.sG ,J Ute, \ q S;7l.y l5y T O'f
u; Sef5 ,rya s,.i F6%s i' %c oiO-s Fowler
nv Aus ee on s;'nrd tie 2sh iH. he SOB ,sd week,
ia HAGeEcKsr,,,, tFn,fsa TIa'y July 49, En aar.
=. HeSs ~. Wi Be bro s here for SrRsni
fsa sss ac3 hS 7g . & be s sss S x
.er,c. viii te icl The shove Place At O'clock N
~ dnssd Aaguatl. Her remains vii b. skeu Tor nens.t
on f f s ~, ,sss , . '
ebe, A, Havana Schuyler Co. ~ " on Monday July 20
join Lhr. dsy Jry 81 Calvin Lewis Of Reces'er n Y,
LEw N1 $ Tao' see this "wednesday ssraaoa a. oss,
.s SG ! H.; ss,. & .Dss: on x.
s{ S s,sa IF q ~. ~ ' y invited the
Freads The deceased ar pe T be requiem MA.
sos s Ann 665Ts Wherein y JSy, Be1i,nin Nils
M1Lsat sm.howp, l. l., T1ss~ rpecsIy inyel,, Attend
The l sis y sSa a nd osso 'S"''o"" On Friday
rs S9.s. S. s 4 ~ 81 p 7 .I : - son. s '''
The funeral win take place On W.snedsy Algutl'A an no. 1es
Fo o% 1S l' ss 6 % sd. s ari Robert
soss sstss1s ,s S5 20 " his 's''' SA' > M
SMITH 3 ..9 e If T 1;i ! ' Ss
Saib Ss rs Smith OF =, Farms in the SD year fhcr sse
re- s' ia5sri s on wssuesdy Aass o reg n.
cs Car sscf VII b. .. ' Ger 81 @ NEE: tie $50 M a 10"
Is Twenty sixthf
@ @ "a sS i si S .Ss e A"'
The Re ,s on q ao a s Is oo az he re,dssss
o her mother. NO 10 StsnonsL
UBsDELL-A Newport. r. T.. Monday y4} 90 Eanies e.
John A. rd Geneoe Ubid,h ased Smon'o' ana ~
81. Louis papers please copy. tN
UNDERHLL-o 9h Of seventh Month, near Peskh W..,
Jacob UrdeA daughter OF tbo
late William Undehiu In iho Ji,h year o. haE
Funeral services VII be e. AnIaewalk, Aosl0n Ee' ln'nsA
a. 10 o'clock
NANDERUOOF-On Monday Mary Juc dat glitter o. Jods
and the Isaleis lsnderhoof in ie h Of her
Thr relatives Of the family most respectfully nutss
toatead the Barchsrs Church Th.een
nd "Wednesday, Ausast
O'Clock The reun VIII be taken th- same ue 70 D0''
Ferry inefmen-
ana er o. Samuel Howell in the 5h q her
aud friends the family requested 70 Sen1 ,'
lr late residence No % broadway brooAyn e. "
Thursday, August 2 az O'Clock p m.
NHITROn the 10th inst Of dyensery sarah haze e,ss
william and Mana Jane bite aged Is ;eafs m'osn'
snd o. days ~ ...,n.x..
Church 10 O'clock
and aiy requested TO sieud w,hT 'are
invitation. The viii be taken 20 Nooda"a Iot
Will FTsAt Harrison " Tuesday, July a. Nancy WIG o.
Henry Wilets. aged 80 years. .-,.--....
Tbs rsves trends 81 the fauiy are respectfully 70 anes
funeral ron the residence Of her son NAV VI - .
Al nv. 1850 from Twenty lsVeoth A.
NeW'York end New -He7eu Railroad.
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Naval Intelligence.

THE sUwANEE AT MONTEREY CAL.
A dispatch from San Francisco, July % says that
the ed States steamer suwanee. from Valparaiso. May
81 arrived at Monterey the 27th Of Jay.
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Tar Trea,y Of Alliance between Prussia and
Esaiy.

BERLIN -ly ls.-Tae C6eial Gazette OF to-day
tags.
Art III 81 the treaty OF alliance between Prussia ard
T,v rs follows. From this moment he moment war IS
declared shall be prosecuted by their NECESSITIES me
Klg Prussia and Italy with all their forces wnch ToY
ec nos ued a their disposal neither Prussia
Iav aha conclude either peace armsee without common
ao1sf
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commencement n, Bowdoin College.

BErsswIrg Ne, Tuesday. July g. lsCG
The Hon. Gc0pc g. Holland ol B"aton delivered the
,-r,l or..ion l,ar. fL. United Societies of BOwdon
C9leg, this afternoon. 10 .u4Uow IL Comnencement
proper takes place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

DAEMsTADT, July 1.-THE Prussians have arrested
al ranlfGt Bcrnus and spez and ne editors Of
the Pc, Nsifr g and H1aSels Ze;uug.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
fBy Te errsph !
MfSCRLLhNROf

fBy Teerrsph.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lieut. Gen. W. r. Sherman and MaiorGen. Gillen
L. s. Army In Washington stopping at the Eobit
House -. d.
Until iurher orders the Headquarters Of the Department OF
the Clronas will be at Charleston, G..
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The President. Reply to the Queen. ne-.nge.

AhPI LAT, MondhJ, july VI ITTo.
The reply of the President of the United States to
the message Queen ofEngand received here at
o'clock on Monday afternoon. and will be delivered to tie
Queen probably O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Green
xrfoh tina
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From, the Lord Mayor of London TO the Mayor
Of New-York,

His Honor the Mayor of Ncw-York has received the
following Geographic dispatch from bis Lordshp the Lord
Mayor Of London. .
HEARTS CONTENT. July q ls66
Received 10 New-York, july 20 lsGG
TO The Mayor of Eer iork MAY commerce flourish. and
peace and prosperity unite us. MAYOR OF LONDON.
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Tolal .sg1asLl q - Ig Sd - Ed ~


Estimated annual product for the fiscal year ending juno 80
1865 ScO0o Estimated annual product for the hoa year
endiag June 20 ls0C. 50 l29,0OO
Baon art taxed under the act Of March , 1861 and
the first this Office made in October Of that
year The half Of per cent al yclorem to
March , l565 when it increased to siHeenihs Of Oh
per cent.
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DIED.

BERGNER-In e City Of Brooklyn aer lingering disease Peter
Berlueg agel 10 yclr'.. M -. 3D., At,
The friends the family, The New foik Ky lIee 'otS % te
ilent. Harris and Charles g. bcrncr are Iespe u M
ytsd & attend the iunora Weduestty, Aus q loco,
IN, from the Bethel ship foot Of CARLISLE a. Nsl heIi ~ l.
lalfouia uAuers please COPY
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The Pra.siGn Condition for an Armisiice.

BERLIN July le-The semi-oficial Provincial Cor.
..susene of today article the negotiations upon
trr Pfuss an demands. says;
IN ADDITION 40 tle complete settlement OF the question OF
III p1chic sn sense leir entire union with lTusse
C-cfurtr. agpars demand the principal object or le
r-a. Tie Gr established unity # Germany aad particularly
ff. rrv o. on, crl under tie leadership OF Flusas IL
1c-corcr -rTr The cAIsiOn OF Austrias influence as
Power n tt' toIlra'n. As regards immediate acelsl
union Of eastern ou western provinces which Las become
Thc Enf-ror uoeon recognizing the justice and moder'
Atom Of thee demands has accepted the sane as bass ior
resolved reman neutral In the event o. ther
t.nc refused by Austria
1tc article conclude, as fJlows;
Oar adversary mast attribute it IN his own fault II Prus.
m dtmu increase with exerions and sacrhces Whioh
san has 10 iilhe.
The same paper IN speaking Of the Prussisn success over
ths Tcderls Says
Tie az 81 old and Gillette Germany Is past and new age
l.gils under prussias vigorous leadership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
Opening Of the Cable to Business.
THE TARIFF FOR MESSAGES
-Four Thousand Words in Twelve
Hours,
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO
THE QUEEN,

HEARTS CONTENT Saturday. July q s6G
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable is this day opened for
public business. CYRUS W. FHLD.