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eq1efoly eusia4si Copar5s sna eoaiemn-
e5 bs Pg6til-,s Saae b ne snegches
w1 very iol
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Strange. Hut True. Every young ~, -,
tlemsu In the United States hear sometbirg.s a
70 their advantage by return mail free Of 80, ~
dressing the undersigned. Those havas isAss" y vi
humbugyed will oelige by not noticing hs csr eers
will please address thsir obediens servant ,. as
CHAPMAN, s3i Broadway, New York. s Ms
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!. fa< DrnocEArs Az. THE PRrsr-
Dsxv--the Norwich BaIleeio sess "a the
.,e';ckf Il H. dsmocrafic pewsPePess over
lie reseas .sc:s IA words Of the president
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A LADY who has been cured Of great ner,ou. AZ,
after uany years Of misery desires 20 make kpoyS \
fsllow sufferers the sure means of relief.
Address, enclosing stamp. MRS, NJ MERRISr !
SIS, Boston, and the prescription will be sent ir
turn mali. NS
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPS, and Sore
Throat unknown.
Roots PEsTACHINE--'tis q splendid hair
dressing. s8
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Agents NVaMted ITO sell prize Csr,,s..
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ladies Jawelry- ~
Rings, Pins, &c, Only % Ench, iorany artis. y
Retail Prise from slo TO $3.50. All goods werran,.s
iue. Price OF Certificates % cents each L,brrsp
INNS aud Commission allowed TO agents. Ssmn,s 4
Gates Sent Free For Circulars and term
MEssRs. HAYWARD, & CO., 229 Broadway Nes
2.1a z
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LIFBf LIFEf LIFEs
DROPS DROPS, Dkofs
AMERICAN LIE DRofs will cure Diptheria, ooss~
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism g
nlgia, Age In the Face, Headache. Ioo'n''-
Bruises, Sprains, Chilblsins, Group, Colds, ii
Fever anA Arus sn6 CheTern IN . single -.
Sold By an Druggists, with full directions iof
0RRIN SKINNER CO, Props, Springfield,
@. C. GOODWIN CO.. Agents. Boston. ND
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1T was Mr.. D+ming of Connecticut
who won the cigars of Speaker Colax on
the veto bet.
The Wisconsin and Minnesota. Leg
islatnres have endorsed the action of Con-
gress on the Presidents veto Of The Ere, d.
mans Bureau bill.
All loyal men are in favor Of paying
the rebel debt when it is due, viz: six
months atierithe recognition Of independ-
enee Of the Confederate States"
- Aunt Z. was trying 10 persuade lit
lie Eddy 10 retire at sundown--@ You sec,
my dear, how the little chickens go to
roost at that time" Yes, Aunty," re-
piled Eddy, !" but the old hen always goes
with them
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a Good Letter.

last summer The President sent the fol-
lowing letter to Gov. Smokey of Missis-
sippi:
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ROOT, ROOT, Root,

roots ROOTi ROOT
READ. READ! kEAp
Roor's PxsrA CHINE preserves the life of the hAi.
changes 1t from gray to its original color in tni'
weeks; prevents the hair from falling is the oss
t,ole for dressing the hair ever found in market
surely remove dandruff and all diseases OF ~
scalp; b delightfully."- perfuned, cures badness y, y
viii not stain the skn. We tell the story quickly sly
tell Il true, when we say il is a perfect
Resterer and Dressing Combined. Al,
Noother preparation for the hair contains Pesfae|
But Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIH SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietor,
i@t Springfield, Ms.
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-
$. IT'S COX.
Prisons Of sedeutary habits t-oablsd with weakness
sade. palpaon. of the hsart lack appetite distress
after esting tsfpd User constipation &e
fer II they will not try the cel brated a.
ti PLANTATION BITTERS.
which recommended ny the highest redica. an
thorits and warranted to produce ameda.s b. nef-
esl eject. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure
and must supercede all other les heartily gem
tie stimulant is required.
They parity. strengthen and nxigorahe.
They create healthy appeate.
They antidote to change of va,sr ard dsst-
Prey overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen The ~ stem and sniyeu the mind
They prevent missmatic and intsrmitten f<sers
They purify the brsath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They core Diarrhes and eholera MoFbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Ns-sous Hea1,ache
They make the weak strong. the angd brilliant, and
arc exhausted natures greet Thsy
of the asaYa bark viDergrsen sssaras roots md herbs
q. preserved IN pure St essix For p.rsscsa,s see
oirc alas aud testimonials around each b. tile.
BrsARE CouxrxR rs. as
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T.o Mason & Hnmiin C.biue, o,.-.- ;.

We NSHhun q IfuUtfbU NNbEutf UfNan. -
ty different styles, adapted 10 sacred and secular mn
$50 to ssgoeach, FiFfY-oNE GOLD or IiyEAgFeIs
or other trs, premums piei thesn niustrs,see ~
logues free. ADDRESS, MASON s HAMLIN, BosroS ~
son BROTHERS, NEw YORK. Nh,
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Important 10 Fesnales.-Tbe celebrated pR IA
continues 10 devote his entire tns 10 tbs treating, "A
discss incident 70 the fenlalesy stem. An experssd
years enables him TO guarantee speedy and permsns
IN the irora cases OF Suppression and al oihs, Ms1
DsyuHes1sests, from trAatrrst use. All letters ts
must contain 81. Office, No. 0 Endicott stree, Ed
y. B-Bosrd furnished tofbese who wish to fetaE. 4
der treat ncnt.
Boston, Jene %, 1868 ts g@
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1hetOmftssbOh nmd E1periencc on n,
valid. Published for the beI efit aud as a "a m,
YOUNG MEN aud others, who suffer from Neryont
ny, Premature Decay OF Manhood, Sc, sunnI,i,,
same times The Means Of se.f-Cure by one W. b
himself after undergoing considerable Quackery -"
closing postpaid addressed envelope, single so,,
Of charge, may be. had OF the author. NATHANIEL
PAIR, Esa prooklyn, kings Co, N. Y.
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Perry. Moth and r.reL,. lotion,

10" chlorma Mothpatch lslso LiversposA snA Va
tgo or treekes, are often very annoying. Jartenry
ladies OF light complexion Cor the discooreA spots III
more plainly on the face Of blonde than brunette
they greatly the beauty Of either and any prl1
tsn that viii eneet1ally them ictiifa iaEs
rexrs OF color Of the skim Is certainly deeideraim
b Perry, who has made diseases OF tho skin sps
has discovered remedy for those discooratons, wh
at once prompt, intsll,sble and Axrnisss.
Prepared snly by b. o. PERRY, Dermatologist. " 4
Bond Street, New York, aud for sale by all drugsEs
price 81 per bottle Call for
fkRkY's MOTH AND FREGKLY LOTION,
Sold BY all druggists in Bellows Falls ssa
Itch Itch (: Itch !--scRATCHt sCRAIs
SCRATCH s--WHEAT9NlS' OINTMENT. win cua
Itch In IS hours.
Also cures SALT RBEyA. ULCERS. eHnBtAIN!4
all ERUPTioNs OF TIE SKIN Pgiee 90 eents
sale by ail druggists.
BY sending 80 cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sos AssS
lI0 Washington street, Boston, It will be forwards
mail free Of postage, to any part OF the United States
43-ly,
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Whistxers! whislers .-Do you want VIA,
or Moustaehesl Our GreeiHn Compound viii forrs ~
grow the smoothest fsce or chin or hair on b. r.
10 Six Weeks. Price 81 90 8 pse ssges for sci -
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt Of price A.
WARMER x to- box i5-, Brooklyn, N. Y. liz
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Noble words from Texas.

WEST WEsTMINsTE, March 5 1866.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.


From the London Times (city arclc,, May %
The English funds this morning opened at faftiai
rally from the further fall OF yesterday but the improves
ment not wholly maintained Late In the a atcrnoon
the fact OF Austria having consented TO Join the proposed
conference stated have TRANSFERRED but was not
pr.ces. Consois which cosed yesterday at 6eb were
FIRST quoted 66X ST. and the final transactions were as
S8x S6 for delivery, and S5 ex dividend for the ac.
count Bank stock left or at 242 244; reduced and
new three per cents, SAX 86 India stock, 200 2l2;
India i've per cents los l05k India bonds los dis
count to par, and oxchcqucr bills March, 2os to l0s
discount; June, los. to So. discount A r
Foreign securities show average alteration. Mexfs
can Is better, at 16h, advices that the Emperor
Macmillan has directed every effort to be made to pro.
vide duly for the approaching dividend Spanish Passive
Is again u worse closing at 19x, and the certificates ar
u lower, at 14H. Brazilian scrip shows advance a
x, at discount Italian likewise, has been less wcak
The last price from Paris this evening 63r 55cp
showing recovery OF Il per cent.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the raes
Paris and Amsterdam rather higher, and those =
other places were about the same as by last post.
The discount demand at the bank continues comparD
lively moderate. large amount OF advances had to v
repaid to day from the Stock Exchange.
The sum Of ESQ 900 in gold was Withdrawn from Tho
bank o-day Tho deusion is said still partially 70
prevail the Continent that the suspension Of tho Bank
Charter Is connected with necessity for paying
bank notes god whereas the peculiar feature Of the
crisis has In the stock OF bullion The
country having been maintained at normal points
circumstance mover before Witnessed In any period Of
panic.
The quotation Of gold at Paris is about onehalf per
mile premium, and the short exchange on London 10
25 10 per FL sterling On comparing these rates with
the English Mint price of f3 lis 101Sd. per ounce for
standard gold appears that gold Is about three
per cent dearer in Paris than Ia London
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
THE MONEY PANIC.

English Ontcta1 Ctrc ular ON the Late
Sris,s and the Position Of the Bank Of
England.
, Tic following circular has been transmitted by the
Foreign Once TO tho British embassies ana Legations
throughout Europe
FoRnos orrcx, May II, 1890
now passing VIII naturally attract great attention In
other countries and II h therefore desirable that clear
conception should be formed both Of its nature and
probable extent but more particularly OF the measures
ner hajcs'ys government have adoptcd 10 enabi the
mercsnls community TO meet the difficulties Of the
. Long continued prosperity In commercial afars and
ns general wealth consequent H. have produced their
monetary or financial character, fostering hopes Of
acquiring vcaith uy moro speedy means than are pre-.
sentA1 py the ordinary methods Of commercial industry
Again fhe events which taking place on the Cont
nent have tended noe only 70 produce Immediate de-
Iangsment IA oomherca WansactIons but also shake
sound sssss D. hene'A5 matters was not 70 Be looked
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
THE GERMAN QUESTION.

war Not Deeanred-Actf~e Negotiations
& rsr . &CcrErsss.Fr.nce. England and
states-Austrfasi Dele nces or Veneaia-
Garisaldi's Cemms nd-Bsitish Feeling
From the sailing OF tho Persia on the Goth Of May 10
the departure Of the Hermann the 23d ut the Ger
man war furor had somewhat abaed ia violence tho
prospects Of congress somewhat smproved owing
70 the exsrions OF France, England and Russia Tho
words Of The London Gloo. thus:-We have reason to
believe that form OF invitation for ference
been drawn up and has bear agreed 10 by England and
France. Russia may also bcexpected 10 sgree to H. IL
she has not already done
The London Tnses presents tnc case In e1e following
words:-wc have expressed opinion that the FIRST
breach of the pescc Of Europe is rot likely TO from
The pronptitudo with which she has prepared for
The enormous army she s capable or bringing into the
ned might well Cause Prussia 70 pause before driving
matters toextremity Prussia has moreover shown un.
msiakabN symptoms that all Is not well in her aternal
affairs. Toe people, whom tho government has done
everything IN its power TO disgust appear Al sst 20 be
really and esectlyeiy disgusied.
we print The three days history OF ths most imposaut
TuE war pxsrArcHKs.
vnSSA Nay is-Eyenins
al .ns tsmoTs o. she prospective sale Ofvenea by Aus
Telegram received here from oswiccin state. that
since Yesterday pressian patrol has been making re-
9itled by treaty 20 advance three miles beyond the
HusoPollsh frontier in their inspections OF the boun
Aay line OF The territory OF Cracow
Tho following stated 70 be the most salient points
~ the treaty OF alliance between Prussia and I,ay in
Ahe event Of either OF those Powers being attacked by
Austria, the other would consider such aggression a.
. caws hsih, and they would jointly operate
against the Austrans, neither being at liberty
70 make peace without the consent Of tho
other Should Prussia tho other hand, be provoked
y Aus-s 70 declaration Of war, Italy would take part
y s eonnc the ally OF Prussia The two contract.
i.s fosss bind themselves 10 form alliance with
sny esss paien unless by mutual consent II further
The tsaty 10 TO continue in force tl thc end
OF the pfseeni year
Inc vssike preparations still IN progress and
~. ~ volunteers continue 10 b formed
onneanE reports current rpspecns the prospeets
- sne Aaserdb Ing Of q oonaresa
u hes bsss sce,aoa ,h,. bss1ts. NY 2e 1854
amy corps shall be e0lcenHseda !, ssSL q sbs fslow,nx
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND AUSTRALIA.
&C. &c. &c.

The steamship Hermann, Captain Wenke, which left
Southampton the 23d Of May arrived at tins port
early yesterday morning. rT a.t
The cunard steamship Marathon, Captain Edmondson
from Liverpool May % reached this port yesterday after
noon.
Tho news is three days later. E1
The London Times says
rsincess Helena is dennitively settled take place on
Jufy 8, In the private chapel Of Windsor Castle.
: The London Times says
me plan Of monument is foot in the city 10
commemorate In some conspicuous and lasting form
unparalleled act Of munidcence Of Mr. Peabody for the
relief Of the OF London. At present proposed
sot IN the city OF London and that is the form Of
0Onal which will be submitted meeting the most
appropriate for perpctuang the memory of his noble
sc and embodying tho gratitude and admiration OF the
o1tisens
violent attempt had been made in Ireland TO murder
by stabbine, Warner the inormer against the Fenans
The cattle plague had extended in the North 1t had
broken out In the county Waterford, in the South
Tho London Times Says
We requested 10 state that the of Mr. whal.
lcys motion for committee TO inquire into the origin
and extent Of the Fenan conspiracy being further de-
layed that the House counted out-most mex.
pectedly there being very important government busi-
mess on toe paper-about nine o'clock on Friday night
Paris letter OF the 2lst of May says
There was large reception at the American ern
bassy last night at which present the Turkish Am
bassador, Mr. Fillmore and all the Amescans in Paris
The London star OF May % says
We much regret 10 announce the death in Paris on
Friday evening OF the Rev. Francis Mahony known
throughout Great Britain and ireland "Faher Prout
Of the most accomplished scholars, OF the wit
uest and most brilliant writer's and Of the most
genial men OF his day. .4s -
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria expected at
Buda, Hungary, in June. fa
A despatch from Constantlnople OF May 81 says
Thirty thousand Of the reserve have been called
out Troops continue to be TO the line Of the
Danube The Turkish navy is being equipped.
despatch from suez Of May 2l says
Dr. and Mrs Beke have arrived here The ABYSS man
captves released by the Emperor Theodore expected
: 20 arrive in Egypt shortly. & ~
Adyces from the Cape OF Good Hopo TO the 17th OF
April have been received The returns OF tho
revenue do not improve The total decrease for the
0zs quarter Of the present year Is f28 00o OF which
Ell 900 attributed to Port Elizabeth leaving GA o0o
70 Capo Town The falling on at Cape Town Is said
arise from the addition OF twenty I'VE per the
soorem duties and the dimiuuton at Port Elizabeth 70
general depression Of trade general reduction Of
per the salaries OF the evil servants OF the crou
win be proposed by the Governor.
The steamship Hbcrnan from Quebec, arrived n
Londonderry on The morning OF Nay %
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The Prise Ring.
PREP RPARATI0Ns FOR The yIGHT FOR THE CHAN

[From the London STAR May 2al
The encounter for the championship between Jem
Mace and Joe Goss expected to be brought on before
the close Of this week. II is q long time sincf
interest Is excited to the result OF tho
match, In respect Of which the Sporting LJ9
gives the following Iarticulan n:-Everything Lhas
special conveyance has been chartered from station
we'll known but hitherto unused for pugistic purposes
and large body Of the p B. A. has promised TO
tain order and keep the rough element down. par-
clan supporters OF the r. have prospect OF witness
sudden death Of Billy Duncan Monday leaves the
spectorship 0. the p b. A. vacant Tickets will only be
issued at W. Richardsons Blue Anchor Church street,
lane OF tho combatants II IL not necessary 10 say fur
hcr than they win take up their quarters-Mace al w.
Richardson's and Goss at Tuppers, Wcbber row, Water
loo road where the attentions of their friends will be un.
desirable sAl t4ss Hts gtFa-A
Mace is at present in Liverpool, and Goss at North
ampton
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

.Aft4 THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIvERPosf, May 22--P. NJ
Sales two days. 10 900 bales Marke.dull and lower.
Spectators ana exporters took 500 bales
STATE OF TRADE. tt
-9 sa MANCHESTER, May q, 1895
The market for cotton yarn and cloth continues to
show grcat depression, with very little disposition -
operate. In shipping yarns there 10 no improvement
since Friday. Prices the same There has been q
fair inquiry to-day for the Levan but at prices low
70 be seriously entertained by spnners The demand for
india and more particularly for Germany, exceedingly
small and there have scarcely been any operations for
those markets. For home trade yarns ihe market has
been very quiet and prices rather weaker For cloth
there rs inquiry, and offers making. There not
sucient business TO test values fairly, but the vLoe
prices are understood to be rather easier.
THE LATEST MARKETS.. stt
LvErooG, May 23--P NJ
Cotton hrmcr; sales to-day 10 600 bales Spccu ators
and exporters took 1000 bales. Breadstuff Inactive
Provisions fiat W.. 1N e- n
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

Is..t FL 1r ~ BoMBAY April m 1854
Anphan affairs are sl full Of disorder and anarchy
More fighting has taken place between the Russians and
Bokharinns In the latest ght the former were VIC
torios The Russian Ambassador Is reported 10 be In
irons ut sanarkand The lndo European telegraph has
been working badly during the last fortnight ! e#l
Cotton and piece goods duh and depressed owing
to the telcgrsms from England. Money market uneasy
tNt sr CAUurrA, Aprh 90 1865
landslip had occurred at Port Canning doing much
damage. Strong winds have prevailed here and caused
many shipping disasters. The ships Edith Kind, from
Liverpool and Commodore Hayes from Glasgow ia Sep.
tember last, arc supposed TO have been lost.
Intelligence received from Mootsn states that the bel
gercnts In BhauIpoor had been authcrtatvey ordered
10 asc hostlities against their Prince The commun
cation referred " council OF war held by the fn
surgcnts; but the result Is at present unknown.
Great distress prevails In the district u 0rssa con-
sequence Of the failure Of the crops Pubic subscrp-
tions had been opened 70 relieve the sufferers ~.
tiP BoNBAY (va Pesian Galf May IL 1e86
Tho quotations are :--Brsach, 2s5r per candy or
10l40d per h. with freight Dhollerah 2ssr per candy
10 2asd per h. with freight, Freghts. 4os per ton.
Exchange, Is 11zd per rupee. shirtngs--50. Dc In
lbs o., net 1os Sd. SAP in, lbs. er 1oa net ifs
Cd. "a 80 IN, lbs . OF sr, net las. Id H-l5 ln
lbs Or, net 1oa l0d. 30s mule yarn 1sa per h. net
Is 6i<d 80 -
Market dull G
shipments Of cotton during the for,nght S. 900 baes
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

svrr,,xo % ruv nr..v .vn

tETTLING OF THE DERBY AND OAKS.
TArTERsAiLs, LONDON. MAY 22-Thc settlement on the
Derby and Oaks continued this afternoon and wal
admitted by OF the oldest members or the subscrp
ton Room 70 be one Of the best record Paying and
receiving commenced from early hour, and so unin
terrupted the OF tho supplies that by mz
The subject OF only having settling day for Epsom
instead Of two was again broachcd and II the Commit
week should be alone set aside for that purpose we are
convinced they would be consulting the wishes of the
great body Of subscribers.
THErARIs RACES.
Owing 10 the Versailles being 20 Paris
an extra days racing announced 10 take place the
Bois de Bouosne Sunday last, and u was universally
admitted 10 be change for the better as the course Al
Vcrsailos 10 either bard and dusty Ike high road or
,,d after rain & u y Tx Ike y heavy poashed ned The
FOR which Baionnette, although carrying penalty OK
six pounds extra was made tho favorite, and after
nee, the judge unable to separate tiem and gave IL
dead heat Tho decisive heat was run after the last
race and Baionnete was at st the fayore but nt tho
tered 70 the Cascade turn, when Baionnette bolted
and Jumped the ropes, leaving Czar 70 canier
fair, as souveran, horse from the Midi OF France.
made all the running and won easily by two lengtha
The prx de satory for three year old horses and up
wards two miles and half was won by M Iup,n.s
Maraveded, thus recompensng his owner FOR his napv
dsappoinmen,s with this horse this year. After the
fourth race his Majesty the Emperor drove up 10 the i'm
peria Stand. The business ARRANGEMENTS OF the meet
ing were under tho directions OF Count Grefuhe ana
hough tue attendance was not large as we hnve seen
on several previous occasions Since the last day of the
rng races sort Of open shed has bccn erected behind
the stands In the enclosure which affords shelter from
rain and sun, and which h much appreciated BY the
oe,ng division The other races do not call for any
extra remarks.
GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.
This great International race which s 10 BE- decided at
Longchanps on Sunday, May 81, promises 70 be more
than usually interesting Neither Lord Lyon Rustic
savernake nor IN fact any OF the Derby crarks are
engaged and the rnce looks "good thing for Ccyion,
arrived In France FOR Their engagcments II expected
that Monarch Of the Glen, MazcppA the Prmae, Bcrte
nvcngc the GladIateur triumph 1t EPSON The French
horses likely 70 are Lesbos Colombo, stlton Cnn
French turf paper predicts the socsss Of Ceyio1 snd
consdeis that Lesbos Colombo. and stton src he be
Of the French division. The latest betting IN PnS1s
under:-0 70 { against Ccylon ltaksnh 8 70 against
MoEsruh Of shs 0lsu fo6sfsdL . 70 aGnnss nasspDe
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

takenl to against the Pr,ma'e rakenl stol against
Isch toferedl 10 to against Lochiel Uakenl 10 TO
against Bertie toflered) and oto aganst any Of The
French lot loneredl NW
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Died.

REysoLDs-At his residence, 20 Bsyard street on Sun
day night June at halfras eleven O'Clock, PATRIcE
REYsoIDs, IN the SD year Of hs age.
Further particulars relative the funeral will be Civ en-
In 10. morrow's paper.
Z s.HAH r (For other dedHs see Third Puoel 4
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

AustSaila.
MELBOURNE, April q, 1864
Sir Charles Darlngs recall has created great excite.
ment in the colony .a ftEF Nfg
The question of the Tariff bill has been settled by the
government consentDg TO the separation Of the Tarn
bnl from the Appropriation bill