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The New York herald., 1866-02-10
THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY;
on expressly for It, entitled
"ARN0LD's CHOICE. =

also contains the views Of the President the great
Questions Of the Day expressed In response toad
dresses by white and colored delegations Wednesday,
Statement Of the National Debt on the 1st inst Message
from the President submitting the Correspondence in
ation to holding Civil Courts in the nsurectionary
states and the report Of General Sherman on the Con
dtIon Of Affairs in his Department. Report Of the Pro-
eeedngs in Congress- Important News from Europe. with
e Speech Of the Emperor the opening Of tho French
Legislature; News from India China Japan and Austria
a Editorials oneading topics Of the day Poetry; the
interesting story Of "Aunt My Gossip for the Week;
Taceti~ Literary, Artistic and Scientific news; Foreign
Gossip; Religious Intelgence Musical and Theatrical
Review for the Week; Varieties; Sporting News; Inte
resting reading for Farmers and Gardeners Valuable
Reviews Of the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot
and shoe Cattle and Horse Markets, &c., &c.
New subscribers to the WxExLV HERALD can obtain
the back numbers containing the new Prize Story
"ARNOLDS CHOICE"
TERMs-sngle subscription, 81; Three copies, S.;
Five copies, So; Ten copies SIS. Single copies. Five
cents each limited number Of advertisements in
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s p o r TIN q 4.

Great Trotting Match 1t Paris Between
tho American Horse shepherd r.
King-The American tho Wfnner-One
of the Umpires Killed.
(From the Sportsman, Jan. 27
The first of the three matches between the French
horse Abdalah King and the Anglo American horse Shep
herd r. Knapp, was decided on Monday, on the road
close the training ground, in the Bos du Bouogne
The conditions were to trot three matches m
miles and three miles, each event depending stake
Of one hundred pounds asidethat i the three reqnr
two Ana matches to be troed each succe ding Aon
day Tho whole Of the money was made good
for tho first Affair." and f25 staked as forfeit In event OF
either failing 70 90 on with the second being supposed
that the first trial would sette the remainder Abdallah
King had been doing strong work for some time IN PARIS
horses are American bred and formerly the pro-
perry Of Mr. Edwards, the winner Of tho match now
Two false starts took place. whom Abdallah King wen.
away with the lead and front 20 yards for nearly
driven by Mr.. Edwards Mr.. Redpath did all
he could for the supposed Frenchman, but as soon as
sSroEe and Shepherd going in style seldom : ever
equaled won a. he liked by nearly 90 yards n2minutes
The betting was at starting to 4on Abdalah King,
and il Is said that great deal Of motey lost the
occasion. From what noticed would we think, be
King is what Is termed "runnerV-trots before and
gulIops behind II thought tseehis the Arst match
bsrs o. s but we that the
match will be resumed on Thursday next.
melancholy accident In connection with the above
match has deprived Paris Of most popular Neapotan
In tho person Of the young Marquis Filias brothern
law Of the Marquis Caraccioo. He had been selected
TO act - umpire and started horse which he rode
for the nrst time. As ne was turning the corner
Of . street. the animal started and threw the
Marquis on the curbstone He was picked mp perfectly
senseless and carried by some workmen 70 neghbor-
ing hospital whore he expired at twelve O'Clock, one
hour ar he had quilted his residence at the early age
OF twenty BY strange coincidence be was baoited
for last Tuesday at the club OF the Rue Royae and sd
mitted without single black ball
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Yesterday friday the sales about 1000 bales
the market being wnou 10 M say X es o3 which
LTvERpooL BREADsrUFFs xARKsr-JAN. ~.
Co. report-Four dull, and prices rather in favor Of
buyers Wheat In moderate demand, and full prices
reazed winter red los a. Jos "a per corn in
far request at 2os 2os 3d. for mixed American, per
$50 lba =,
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NARKEr-JAk. ~:
Neaers Bruce McAuline & Co. and Bigland, Atnyo
Co. Beef in steady demand At late rates Pork
quiet; new American at s7s. Cd. 92s. Cd. Bacon-A
ready sale At further Advance o. Is Iss O~f IN
ter demand at oSs eos on the spot and oSa ed TO ar
rive. Taiow duh and nominal Cheese-Fine Is waa'eo
at extreme rates. Butter dull and tending downwa0
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKHr-JAN. 27.
Tho Brokers' Circular quotes Ashes dull and lower
Sales Of pots 3zs down 10 35s Sugar rather more
doing a slight decline Coffee unchanged Kce l. 10
moderate demand steady rates Bark In more request
altered Glover seedsales Of American red at 6ss. 3D.
Los. Fish oils inactive Lnseed oil In rather mere re-
quest at 39s 3d. Rosin quiet; sales OF American Ut lzs
Cd; Spirits turpsntine-S:ies Of French at 47s .,u
Market with small sales OF refined at g. 3D. a. 7d pei
gallon; spirits Ia 80.
LONDON MARKETS, JAN. ~.
Messra Barring Bros report breadstuas quiet but
steady. White American wheat 4os Sis. ; rcd, Aes I
40s per quarter Flour scarce, 2es 2ss lron-wsisn
nrm Bars and rails. f7a 97 g. scotch pigs, oos.
active, and 1s higher Rice inactive. Taow has de-
cned TO 46s. for P. Y. @. Tea quiet Good common
congou Is va. 1s. Id. Copper-A further reduction
of f6 per ton has boon made Lnseed cakes In gooo
demand at former rates. Spirits Of turpentine-More
doing at ass Cd. a 46s. for French. Petroleum.Ke
fined o. 1Od spirits, 1s Cd Sperm oil offered at fll7
cod, f61 los o f52
GLASGOW MARKETS, JAN. ~.
Mcssrs John Mccall & Co. report:-Wheat steady
good Milwaukee 24s per 24O lbs Flour dull Corn un
altered; mixed, It's. Cd. per $50 lbs
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 27-P. M.
CorroN-The sales to-day we're 5000 bales, including
1900 for speculation and export Prices Irregular and
generally rather lower
BREADsruvrs.- Nothing doing to-day and quotations
unchanged
PRovIsIoNs-All articles quiet and without alteration
LONDON Jan. 27-P. M.
ConsoIs close to-day at S6X 81 American securities
were rather easier closing at 66 66N for United States
ivc.twenties TAX 74H for Illinois, 65H 56N fo
Ees Sugar sold to-day at very full rates Other articles
| unc
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The long expected and final trial race between tho
United States doube-end gunboats Winoosi and Agon
Quiu to the relative merits Of the different engines
will take place the weather Is clear The gun.
boat Winooski left the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday
noon for SANDS Point Long Island the starting rem
devious. The Algonquin to have followed yesterday
afternoon The contest between the respective vesses
for the supremacy promises to be very exciting and Will
be run between sands Point and raukness & sand ana
In the aggregate nearly eight hundred miles The race
will occupy three full days, and the pilots and captains
of running the sound In order guard against
the possibility Of collision are enjoned TO strictly OBJ
that besides the usual running lights each vessel
will carry red light each side Of the lore crostrees;
and all vessels will be expected, in every instance TO
give the right Of way TO the contending steamers.
Great sn.husasm AZ y manifested on tho rssulsci s this
feryboat STYLE made by the Etna Works Of ths city,
under the direction Of Chief Engineer Isherwood Uned
built by firm in Rhode Island, from the original plans
Of N Dickerson Of this city Both vessels are in the
men, guns coal and stores on board The following
and full list Of the oceB OF the respective vs
sels:-
orrIcERs OF THE wrNOosKI.
Commander-George II. Cooper
Lieutenant Commaxder--J. r. Kautz
zet;nS E"nons@Rc6eH 1 Price, q. A. PA.ohs, W. r.
Nats-R W. Robins, A. ,: Ulmor. N Taylor
Acfing Pdypsas er-Forbes Parker
Engsneers-First Assistant. Edwin weles; Second As
sstant Nathan r Towne; Third Assstants Frederick
". Youman, Vim. A Powers VIM. Bond, r. d. Taylor.
Theo. Cooke.
OFFICERS or THE ALG0NQuIE.
COmmander-George H. Ransom
Lieutenant Cbspwsondr-C. 8. Norton.
Lientc.dnis-T L. swami, J. X. Wheeler.
Acting Masters-Gilbert Dayton Henry W. MAther
Acing Easi0n--A b. Prince
Mate,-T W. Jones, J. Leon, Fuller
Acting Payma tr--G w. Beaman.
Eagineers-Cbief, Mortimer Kellogg First Assistants,
T. W. Duhehart James r. Sppgue Joseph Trilcy; SEQ
ond Assistants Arthur Pric James Wye; Third Assist
ant X
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The streets Yesterday.
SNOW sf.Uau AND MUD.

New York presented most woe begone appearance
yesterday, and seemed to be transformed into Loui
siana canebrakc, Cairo thoroughtare or Virginia
highway in war time The chaste, white drapcry Of
winter which succeeded tho heavy showers of Thursday
evening" lost lis original purity, and covered the
streets with layer OF the vlest compounds that ever
chemist analyzed Al every crossing was melancholy
group OF human beings ndugng In Wild spec iafions as
the navigabty Of tho slough Of despond which sep
arated them from tho opposite sidewalk. Here and
there congcaied mounds Of snow emerged like rocks
amid the OF mud, and seemed 10 form inviting step
ping stones for pedestrians But alas for human crcdu-
ltyl when the unwary foot placed OF those
treacherous mounds sudden and rapid descent into
the decctable pool around frantic but aborvc attempt
arms splash, and the Of the aforesaid foot would
occupy horizontal or at least sitting position In tho
middle OF tho odorferous mess. We saw ono venerable
specimen OF the irascbls and gouty gentleman sitting
this manner al the corner Of Chambers aud Centre
streets with crowd Of ragged urchinsJobs CONSIDERS
In miniature-around- On the principal strcots was
strong force Of sweeper vainy cndcavorng Moses like,
70 divide the turgd OF sush and obtain pasabe foot
ing for the unucky wghs who obliged TO cross the
sees II the cutters kept clear and not allowed to
be completely chokcd up great deal OF the mud and
each householder and hold him responsible TO keep the
cutters In front Of his house free and permit the siush
to on by that means The cars were In many places
blocked up and detained by the diihcuity which the
horses experienced In dragging the through the
soughs There only two horses attached 70 each
car most Of the city lines and consequence there
were continual stoppagcs and aoundcrng at every
ner Several carts and wagons stuck In incxtri-
cable confusion al various points the drivers cxhaos,ins
their extensive vocabulary OF mprccatons the poor
animals which In vain attempted TO wade through the
snow and miro.
Let a strenuous appeal for the nIne hundred and
ninety ninth time 60 TO city authorities that they
may make some effort 70 clean our streets thoroughly
before the sp5ss pono Tss .ns no, city IN the world
New York kept In 50 wretched condition a. regards
cleanliness II Is only when have such weather a.
The great danger 70 which we are exposed. MID here
there and everywhcre Mud to the right OF us 70 the
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chcssns asoJ n 2sc Der Ib duoks go 800. per ID :
geese iSo. R2c per h. partridgss 81 ls per pair;
quail a so Yer dosen -
Fsa-Baa, 2Oc. 800. per!b eelst 1te 2oc per
herrngs, Sc ioc per lb salmon trout SOC 1850. per
ib smelts i5c a 2oc per lb mackerel 1So. per h. |;
oysters common stow, SOC. q 81 so per 100.
'VgGErABIEs-Sweet potatoes. csc. per half peck
common potatoes 2Oc ESQ. per half peck; cabbases
2Oc q CSC per head celery, zoe. 25c per bunch |;
onions, sOc SOC per half peck oyster plant 12c. per
bunch
BUrTsR. CHEEsx AND EG0s-Butter, prime, 45c. per
lb medium do 40 per lb. cooking do, SOC per b. ;
roll, do Ssc per b cheese, 22o per ib; eggs. SOC.
per doz
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CTEAREn
nsteamship New York gBrem). Won Otercndorp Bremen
and Boutbampton-Oerfchs a Co.
steamship Baltimere. Lewis. Alexandria--y Hand
Bark Topeka, blanchard, Hsvznn--y BPhinips Son.
Brig smith (Brj, Godfrey ~ croix-Peniston Go.
Brig Henry Laurens, kquircs P0ncc-J W Elweu u Go.
Schr WIN Mssyck, Danics Norfotk-M Bcdel..
schr New York, sesbuy, boson-hsckesr Tooker ray
schr Bowen, Jaokson, Previdence--Q n stranahan.
schr America. Reynolds Provfdence-Q StrAnahAn.
Steamer Loyalist, Holman, Mystsc-c Mallory Co.
PM and 9nsenaown ssS Pn. With mdse ana pss.snsers
20 Cuusrd Jan - 81 n Ion 10 10, passed Steamship
Canada, from Boston for Liverpool
<os passensers 70 Central Transit Co Fcb t . lS
Ion " s. passed brig Antonio Mathe bound sincs eh inst
had strong gales from Nh. Jan % near Castillo Rapids
,ursa over s% - Am Consul a orsy,c~n ''''''
passengers, 70 Psciac Mali ssesn.h!P Co.
stsam.hip NlasA.s Couch Norfo'k. with ndss and pas
Rkp intrepid, Windsor Cadix, Dec ~.
Brs Lewis Clark, bartlett Jnck ksonvIe via rewpor 10
asy. wi,s css,cn. - ae :. BssA spun sAlA saa wss
srs xcns ssrS. Hsniisoa New Havsu, 10 Boyd Hnsk.
sehr Escs.s Flash scf ocycs.ser,, xcDosaid. Round
M ii dayr with hssrfne 70 msslsf =.
sehr rssae 9iysss X 10 g'.ers Windsor Nc. II dass
sesP Hsrvs: eesss "a tsr,' = ncssas coraw.lls aays
ssns jsss dssss sss sr.sfssd % n Asars~s M isA.ss
~ sssss ssss..s s sis fasi H. Wa u. rs-,s~ a.
We sesws o9sy sssyy wsssss,y vsnss
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III Marine Dasssesss.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

st. Domingo and Hayti-The Prcsident's
views-Prooeedings Of Congrcss-Impor-
tant News from Europe, &C., SC.
The mail steamship Costa Rica. Captain Harris, will
leave this port to-day, at noon. for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The New YORK HARAD-Edition for the Paciac-wiH
be published at hafpast zine o'clock in the morning
It will contain sketch of the History and Prospects OF
the Haytien and Dominican Republics accompanied by
Nap showing their peculiar Geographical relation to this
country; the Presidents Views the great topics Of
the day. expressed in response o addresses by dele
CATION of coored representatives from different States
and white delegation from Montana; report Of the
Proceedings in Congress- Important News from Europe;
and accounts of all interesting events Of the past ten
days
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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F fklDA, Feb. % F.h
Ara a-Recetpts, IS pkgR The market continued
steady at previous quotations. with Moderate demand
for pots
BRKADsruysa Receipts, o64 bbls. hor 81 TO- and
ASST bags meal $50 bushels wheat 1850 d. corn
$3.50 do. oats, $50 do rye and 5000 do mali Low
grades Of State and Western -four continued dill and
heavy but the better qualities again ruled frner with
fairly active demand No quotable change ioticea
ble however, in either The sales embraced 500
bbls at our subjoined quotations Southern fow was
fair demand and prices were without material change
The sales were about 900 bbls Canada -four fary
active and steady for good but dull and heavy foypoor
qualities The sales embraced $50 bbs Rye iolr was
Inactive but nomnaly unchanged Corn meal tas dull
at our quotations. with sales Of l6o bbls Bysndywne
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saitsrthwaites Circular, just received remarks Of
American securities In the London market:-
since last the chief features In the London market
for American securities have been few large trans
In United States hvetwenty bonds and demand
for Eric for shipment to New York. the general
public however appear 10 be doing little business
in these Securities On the week nvetwentes have ad
vanced about half per cent closing 66i< TO y, notwih
standing reported large shipments from New York TO the
continent Illinois shares continue neglected and close
rs TO H. In Fries there have been considerable uctua
tons they ut time taken as high AZ SO, but
tho quotation by the City Of London seriously de-
pressed the Market and they leave on nearly two dollars
lower than wo last reportcd-vix 6ST 70 b6h. There
has been some demand for Virginia skies resulting In
Improvement OF one dollar Atlantic and Great Western
securities remain steady.
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Wheat was without special change. Tp sales COM
prsed 900 bushels at 81 70 81 :6 70 choice new
amber Milwaukee, and 81 65 for No. Milwaukee CLUB.
The demand for corn was moderate, butt lower ratee
The sales 32 900 bushels at 76c. 49, W unsound,
and Soc. $50. for sound mixed WeserA fhe demand
for oats was limited and prices were weaka Tne saes
and SOC for sound Western 5Oc ajlc foPennsylvania
and Jersey, and 68c for Canada Rye was neglected,
and prices ruled somewhat heavy and nominal Barley
was In demand, and 10000 bushels Canada West were
taken at 81 90
BEEswAx:-Small lots SOathern tnd western yellow
special sales were made
CANpLEs.-The market continued tuiet for all descrp-
tions No large lots sold but moderate loDDlng
trade demand preva led at 2lc 2c for city and West
ern adamantine 4Oc 42c for sp9m, and SOC eSc Tor
patent
CoTroN continued to rule In hyer's favor under
limited demand for all grades. Tbs sales we're 10 very
moderate extent and confined to 200 baes the market
closing entirely nominal and heavy os she Iecept Oh
unfavorabe from Europe by Tho Ausraasian.
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Tho Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite
rary Family Journal I'm tho Country.
The wHKLY HE<AIS for the present week, now ready,
gives continuation Of the deeply interesting
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Dramatists Against Managers.
MARINE COURT.

An action brought before this court yesterday by
George H. Andrews actor against Mrs. John Wood, for
breach Of contract The plaintiff sveed that In 1S4s he
dramatzed the novel Of "Monte Crso" and that Mr. j.
sewyn agreed produce H. paying the author ten dol
lars for night Of It's representation He claimed the
property and denied having received any compensation
from Mrs. Wood for H.
hessn. Kemble Mason, Pearson and Bland were ex-
amined in the case.
A. Oakley Hail. ESQ., on behalf OF the defendant, moved
and obtained nonsut the ground that there no
theatre was the same as that OF Mr. Andrews The de-
fence claimed besides that the 'Aionte Cristo played
at the Olympic dramatzcd bv Mr. Sewyn. The lat
ter gentleman appeared In court with his MS 10 show
the dissmilarty between and the version by Mr. An
drewx
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xd nor h. In other descriptions tho decline
ranges from xd. TO IA per lb. Sea Island
in limited demand. Fine qualities command extreme
The weeks busuess amounts 70 S. $50 bales, including
4T90 speculation and 13 $50 for export The omcia
quotations follows ,,.
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MaAs. -Rossusg pssoss, "a soc. per b.; porter
hssss ssak - V Sse ~ ID ;hsArts, 2sc 500 saoh
hsss, ~. Ia ~ y saA psrks o. PER ID; Ais do
- - ~ y tassss ~ Z - pc ID tongues
Wn VI = sAsA; nss1ea, Ia -. per b. vssa,
Fx ~ 0AA-rurksvA "a %. psr ID !:
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Soldiers Disgracefully Drummed Ont Of
the Service. ..-..

Eight United States soldiers convicted by cbur mar
tsl held In this city, to-day drummed out OF the
service TO their various torms OF imprisonment,
which range from nve TO seven years They were
marched through the streets with drums beating -Four
OF them had their heads shaved. Their names are
John McGee Henry Kirk, O. g. Tuttie VIM. Kehoe,
Dallas smith, Thomas welsh, Hiram Morton and G. II.
Newell all Of tho sixteenth United States regular In
fantry The charges against them ell are robbery and
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CemWereisi Intelligence.
I0An0N N0MlY MARIKT LAM. ZR.

Ths funds the 10Th were dull but consols closed
shsde nrmee ~ e6k ~.
mo disoouns demand continued moderate, although Q
Ilttls mors sctive - ths bsnk the 30th The mimi
mum rate rsmained a per cent
Ths weekly returns Of The Bank of Kngiand show an
incrsese In the bullion of fSee24
Barring Brosheu 3 o. qucts bar SILVER u "a I'D |;
dollars, d 0kd eagles, 70a Sxd
F..N ~ AuRnsoAN sHuunnIM
DArinCs' Circular ays:--msre hn bseu fAif amount
a busl1sn during the week In hve-twenty bonds
= nor - 70 eox which h ths closing quotation IllI
nos Aws hsvs dssliasd 10 Nsss, Erie shares ssk
Lrvmroot COTTON nAxxur-yAN ~
- BrVkseF Olrounr nyp.-C0teon coatmues dull and
ercy sGsrsa anA n1sneIGh m ~ snsiisf pan u ths
vSI msss osanadnes go sbown and pces were ssAdy,
shs nsfss closs Win general dsposlton 70 ssil -
fsr<N1R 66oafne Amerioa6 h vefy eenerw1 demand,
Ia. wsh iarss sapvly essrne. psoss have dssllas1
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Arrival Of the AuStralaSian with Two
Days Later News.
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Confirmation Of Prim's Escape
Into Portugal.
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Tho Spanish Government Still Uneasy and
Martial Law Maintained
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Russia Trying TO Come to Terms
with the Pope.
The Proposed European Congress on the
Echleswig- Holstein Question.
FURTHER TENIAN SEIZURES.
90. &c. 60.
FURTHER TENIAN SEIZURES.
30. &c. 60.

fhs Ounard mall steamship Austalasau, Captain
Cook, wh,ch sailed from Liverpool a four O'Clock on tho
afternoon Of tho 2Th and from Queenstown on the 2sth
Of January arrived here yesterday afternoon, bringing
two days later news
Tho Queen Of Spain gave birth to son ON the oath OF
January.
The London Post Of January rs says:-Yesterday Mr.
John Bright n. p, paid visit TO Liverpool, and "do
an intcrviev with the american Consul. Mr. Bright was
entertained TO breakfast by number Of the leading be
rails but the proceedings were private.
The London Star Of January % thus refers to se seiz
ure Of q Peruvian man. .ofwar In London
A very important question Of international law Ia
likely 70 arise reference Peruvian manor war now
lying fully armed and ready for sailing at Greenhithe
The Spanish Consul who has been apprsed OF this FACT
instructed Mr. Beard yesterday to consult the city a-
thOrtes warrant for stopping the vessel but Mr.
Beard was informed that power was vested In the
CITY, and that he had better apply to the Foreign ONCE
Upon this Mr. Beard communicated with the Consul yes
teday evening So far the reporter has been informed
there Is allegation that e vesei ma: been en-
listing in country and the right of the British govern
meni 10 stop the man-Of-war is somewhat debated
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The Wdndersr OF Vienna says, We learn on reliable
authority that Russia has solicited the friendly occs OF
tho Prussian Cabinet bring about renewal OF diplo
matte relations between Russia and Rome Prussia de-
cared readiness 10 comply with this request and In
structed Herr Won Arn her representative a. the Holy
See 70 opcn negotiations at once with Cardinal Anto
NELL, with view 10 obtain NE Popes acceptance OF
PruesAn mediation.
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The daily trial and conviction Of Fcnian prisoners
tnued In Dublin Ono Of the prisoners upon verdict
Of guilty being returned against him. admitted that he
had had fair trial. and that honest men were on the
jury.
The police had searched house In Gardeners row,
Dublin supposed 10 DO an Orange Lodge and found In
Il quantity OF swords and ba, onets which they seized
and conveyed to the Castle The police had also made
additional arrests OF FeniaRs
Further seizures Of also reported at Belfast
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The Proposed Conference ON the Duchies.
The London Star says that France lately, at the sug
seston II believed OF the Austrian Cabinet suggested
70 England the convening Of new conference on tho
Schleswig Hostein question. Earl Russell expressed
himself a. unfavorsbls 70 the proposition for the pre-
sent unless indeed under certain peculiar conditions
. the scheme for the present IL n an end