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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

CAR ACCIDENT.-Jacob Miller while stepping of
the front platform of Sxthaye ThTtyeghthst on
Wednesday fell before the and of the wheels passed
over his body innctne such severe injuries that his life IL
dcspaired of He removed 10 Bellevue Eossal where
his wounds dressed The dri,r of the car Philip
Covert was arrested and held ioi er1milatOn Coroner
Naumann has made partial investigation aud appears the
accident was quite una, Olahle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

DISHONEST EXPRESS MESSENGER.-Thomas Cos
teo employed by the Adams Express Company was yeste
ay arrested on charge having s35 belonging 20
Mary Green Both the complainant aud me accused I'VE
No q Monroest Ii is alleged that Costello was given
package containing $50 10 take 10 the woman and That Nhen
delivered contained ony SIS He was accordingly arrested
by Capt Jourdan and Justice Bowling held him for trial in
default Of 81 600 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

The CHILDREN or OUR soLpIERs.-The fifth annual
meeting Of the Union Home and School FOR the Education
and Maintenance OF the Children of Volunteers held
at the institution. in Fiyeglthst near Eghth-aye on
Tuesday the 22d inst at which time the following officers
were elected for the ensuing Mrs. Lieut. Gen L =
Giant President Mrs Chas T. Day, Acting President MIS-
Gen j. c. Fremont First Nleclresden Mrs. Robert Fors-
ter Second Vice President Mr. John NoOIh!s Ieasurer
Col W. = Hyer Cores onCius S'crearyi MIS- DAVID
Hoyi Recording secretary. This usaton since It's ionnla
provided or CO.. children Of our deceased ana
disabled soldiers aud has 100 remaining under rs
The managers having been Obliged 10 hire another
building for the accommodation 0f TIE numerous applicants
recently purchased the lois With the he now Oeegpea
by the Home and intend erecting argehnd commodous
building the reception Of ALL who being the children OF
soldiers, apply for hone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

OUTRAGE on CHLD.-On Wednesday afternoon
Officer Rsey Of the Twenyhd pfecint arrested John Ed
wards aged 80 years charge of having committed gross
assault Aurea Pauu aged 3 years who lives with her
parents in Avenue A. Eighty seeond-sL IL is charged
that Edwards eniced the girl uueq part OF the
Bellevue Gardens foot OF Eighty l,ht T. K where be con-
tted dasiaray assault on her Size screamed Tor help and
her heard 10y her brother wlO caught Edwards in
the act The ruan arrested and yesterday Justice Con
molly committed him for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
oil.
NV BEpFoRp. Thursd

NFw BEDFORD Thursday May q. 800
Arrived bark T.. Corning, Stetson. from the Pacific
Ocean with eight barrels OF Sperm Oil sent hone $50 bacs
Of Sperm and go OF Whale
The oil market las an advancing tendency holders aTo
firm $3.50 per gallon for Sperm. and 81 2O@Sl p for Nol
ern Whale Since Saturday 100 barrels Of Sperm Love
been sold at g. 30 per ga0n IN Whale 80 barrels sod al
81 Is per gallon, and !. 100 do. on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
A COUNTRY Scene.

'Amsz'd The gsp'ng rustics rangd around;
And at-l they s1d aud sill tie wonder grew
thst lhne could Do nrl percc. hernn r ta kg lrfi
irg qltHg Ace and rfh0f ne r1fi Boz tfry were
II st. Louis Deno.la-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
Lafesf Shin News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Congress Melbourne Baltimore 2 hour with coal 70
O. ". Tobias
s.hr y. shalsr, Lewis EiiLsbehpot for Mddletown.
Union, - Providence
Schr Exihth Kelly Charleston days with iron. TO ofdsr
John Wright Wright Geore,oSn d. C., days. with eosL
SAILED.
Steamship Ericsson Lowber, for Bremen via Cowes
W[SD-At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

AS AUcrIoyggR SrABBED.-Offcer Moore of the
Twenty seventh Precinct yesterday arrested A. Jennings
charge OF having assaulted and stabbed Mr. John Draper
auctoneer at No l2 Pess Jennings was formerly en-
poyed by Mr. Draper but the latter recently discharged him
Yesterday while the complainant selling goods at suction
epped behind hun and stabbed him in the back in
dieting severe wound The accused committed for trial
by Justice Bowling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

The SUN LIBEL suIT.-ln the Common Pleas
Conrt Yesterday this summed at great length by
A. Jobn Graham for the defendant and Recorder James
Smith for the plaintiff which the Court charged the
ry reviewing the great length. The Court ordered
a sealed verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

ELoCUTIoS-The parlor entertainments Of Mr.
Augustus Waters consisting Of Rotations from poets and
humorists which have been exciting much attention on
Long Island spoken Of by TIE EarqEake-The po
and Tie Waterproof oC,aae-As la similar spirit
OF eul0gy:
OccuRRFScEAbout leo loci last Friday evening gentle
MAJ tousstoTy Room
this APPARENTLY faic 20 hold himself
On bius by tie town coasta1e he stated that
he afraid c1u9 q having burst al the haons
pauoons While tei Ing 70 Mr. A. Waters
recte Tie .h scboonas, he iake 10 the hospital
The Earthquake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
CITY NEWS.

BOARD or CoUNCILMEN-NO QUoRUM.-The Board
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, bat adjourned Tor want
Of q quorum to Monday next. az o'clock }. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.

Dr. DILLTSBAcE be consulted the above dlssass DO
New Yok Office No Ninths, few doors Broadway,
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
IAnuougssnentsI
al EMAIL DE PARIS. -

for an elegant skin, is neither paint, powder, nor
haste but delicious preparation that impart. son. white and
tinted skn L. lsABEAU No 82 Broadway sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
ANOTHER UNION VICTORY.

LIST ID 3D. "a 5th. 9Th. eth. eth. 9th.-TOtaL
sSgrprise...... % % .
Umpre-Mr Hathaway Of tie Una Club.
Scorers-Messrs Amer and Crate
Time Of Game-Three hours and ten minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

EMAIL PARIS leaves eating Che skin and distinct
all other skin preparations and he anusd 81 n'h' ana
mo- ed In % mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

RAVEN n BACON PIANOS, established 1929. Ware
ROOMS l55 Grandst, near Broadway, New YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

~ En, PAR is Endorsed by the eminent and high
the theatrical profession Orders through the post
Office .hosld be addIe.tea TO JARED a RIVE. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

IRVING HALL-Benett of the Union Home ioi
The Orphan. our deceas.d disabled Soldiers and sailors
GRAND COMBINATION ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY
FRIDAY andSAT RDAY EVENINGS. May - IS o. and sAIth
DAY ATE RNOON at clock under auspices Of the 0f.
the Iustitution Hrlopcon wiz be e,hbsd
Fifty orphans will "Tenng tie Old Camp Ground
The Union Gee Club Mrs Adea NJ Bouton and Mr.. Hester
McAs,sr kindly volunteered their services for the occaicn
Mr. Elder will preside the Tickets 20 cents chafr
Tickets the performances 81 To the steuo'
children IS Doors
uence at Tickets at the music and book
NrsD DAVID tIoYT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
TURKISH BATHS, No. - Laght-st., are again ope,


70 the public, enlarged improved Hours Gents,
TO Ladies, 10 10 sgldys. Gents o 70 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

40 to MACFARLANDs Book Store, Conner
VI Twenty aud Brclds ~ there viii find all the NEW
BOOKS the day asd al the old STANDARD Works and choice
English. French aud Scotch Stationery.
40 70 THOMAS X. AGNEW's Greenwich and
~ Mraysts where you viii ind Tas Coges, Fish Foar
everything cheaper than IN Newfofk One pries house
MEDICAL OAK TAN BATHING INSTITUTION
vi Nc. "A BONn.ST No. -.
tnear Broadssyl
These powerful Baths which have gained such great celebrity
prone o the cure of diseases open Ladies
Gentlemen from a. N. to p. m, dolly
Prof MELLA DE ROSA 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
ORR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROYl PARIS.

The Empcror's Second Voiutue-The Fauii. and
Exceileneics OF the "Eife Of CacsET''-
French Liiernry E,ems-5Iatters in Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Pence Negotiations between Prussia and the
German Princes-Peiiiiens for Anne Yation.

dispatch from Kiel says: Thirty-nine largo
landed propeor Of Ke have sent address to the King
peiitioning for Incorporation with Prussia"
The Berlin Official The pnrsue
by some patriotic German papers agitating IN favor
Of southern Gemeny influences unayoraby the negotiations
for The territorial unity Of Northern and Middle Ger
many BY such arduous e1erons and which remained
accomplished In s must first be secured and then
taken founding Federal State composed Of allied North
ern and Middle Germany The regulation OF the relations
with the States south of the Main With which Prnis ut
war can be left without danger 20 a future time
The Soyeeigns Of Baden, Darmsad and SAKE heinngen
followed the example OF the King OF Bavara by address
ing propositions for armistce direct TO the hins OF
PrPssis por,,O q, ro, 20 ,a,, THE King Of Han.
over has sent ons OF his aides camp the Prussan head
quarters The King refused 10 receive him. NJ,
Prince Frederick William the heir apparent OF bieeoia
U,sse has solicited the protection Of France In order to &C.
cure bic hereditary right Of succession. , ~, n
congrauaory address has been sent TO the hlng OF
tn he unit ~ Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

was time when important that The people
should publicly express their opinion Whatever The Tines
The Standard might say the people OF this county ~
not they had been termed drunkards or anarchists
They loyal TO the law and loyal to the but the
time loyal 10 that liberty which they claimed psrti
eipae. iCheers They indignant against those who
had dared loose them an armed police and to Insult
them by quarterng troops 10 various parts OF the meropos
Hear hear That demonstration was proof that there was
wanted neither police military TO keep order Loyalty to
the crown however did not mean LOYALTY TO Lord Derby I
conclusion the speaker declared that having lately visited
different parts England he had found everywhere strong
determination 70 down the Tories and BRING tue LDea
o1ek to power aud recommended VINO Nto
assembled TO show themselves peaceabe orderly and magna
mOns
Mr. A. Taylor NJ p in supporting the resolution ad
prudent business the habit OF taking Of
their profits Let them then take stock regarded the
business OF the last fortnight In that period they had
taught the Tories that the peore really cared FOR reform and
The people that uncss they had power meeting they lad
chance OF obtaining reform and their opponents had learned
that the people would not give the right Of meeting the
peoples parks When the people assembled ronnd HYDE Park
they had intention OF yonce but all must remember the
story IN which It was related that when some people o. on
The they 80 wears and
as they were last year in Jamaica. Cheers
The resolution was then put and carried.
Col Dickinson moved the following resolutions -,
That Is the imperative duty Of, meeting sra o. ,hs sr's
raise funds support the Reform League In tss great battle or
70 ssssa y & os % sRd 0 '
Mr. Bonner seconded tho resolution which then put and
carried.
On the motion Of Mr. G. Brooks seconded by Mr. j. X.
TAYLOR vote of thanks gwen to the Chairman
The Chairman in acknowledging the vote observed that
not oil the police and all the military could have restored
order and peace the credit OF that belonged TO the people
themselves and he trusted that those who assembled
would dispense quietly. and go home peaceahy Cheers
The meeting then commenced dispensing and though bis
OF work OF considerable difficulty and DURATION
the building cleared orderly and creitabe manner
The having been reformed started on their roue
respective destinations the bands playing the head
as they had done on the arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Affairs as Frankfort.

A telegram from Heidelberg of July % SAYS: " Ru-
here that the Inhabitants Of Frankfort have
been forewaned that the contributions be not paid
se The town will be closely surrounded and allowed to
enter or leave" M -,
Telegram from Frankfort OF July % says "Ihe FRANK
fort here last night having renowned Its
intention Of proceeding 10 the royal headquarters
headquarters
The compulsory betng Of PrLssans upon the inhabitants
II being discontinued -.
The Frankfort repudaed the note addressed by
Senator Bonus the foreign Ministers on the ground that
was sent without their sanction and contained papabe mac
ouracies .,.-- -, .,.......,
Tie saemen that bankers Of TIE town had threatened
10 suspend In the event Of certain steps Deng persist
cd In by Prussia Is unounded. =, ~, -,,.,.,
The number of addresses presented TO the King socitih
the of Nassau with Prussia continual @
creasnr. At DtleBburg an eddress to me SANE ''
drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
The Feeling In France.


The Con,titutionnd Of this morning contains al
article signed BY A. Pauhn Lmayac In which stss n'
following 10 be the bases OF the aangemen. W "en ".
,'oi.ts has been prolonged; The territorial integrity Of
nstya i, 20 be maintained excepting far as regards We
neiis Saxony is also TO preserve her teIIi,oai ,gss
na sccefs the formation Of Confederation OF Northern
Gsrmany under the exclusive direction OF Prussia Ihe
Ststes Of Southern Germany will retain their separate inter
tbemelyes as they think proper Austria will pay Prussia an
Indemnity Of - 900 900 francs -, A.,
considering the state things created BY the war The ter
rora integrity Of Austria Notwithstanding the disastrous
ne If he conflict is an impontnnt stipulation. which must
he appauded by all enlightened d prudent mlnds-Dy al
who consider an advantsgof th' eates Importance 10 o.
The msironance Of great mode Power In the center Of
Pc We have reason TO we that NJ Benedetn
.uch ambassador Berlin who was present at Nkospurr
Rad rsruetions 10 insist likewise the territorial integrity
OF the kingdom Of Saxony."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
France Patrenising Austria and the South
German States.

Correspondence Of The London TINE Monde, Univ
The Constitutional, in an article evidently from an
official source corroboraes what mentioned on saturday
relative to the Intervention Of tue Eupero,
wanted to eIto from Austria The indemnity question vas
nsso., Gne The demands Of Prussia, Observes
M rst far greater Reduced on the obseryaons OF INC p
resenatve o. France to IS IN ,mar cS,s.
The representative Of France hough this not mentioned
the reminded the pT1s Sa Fpsnes dsmsnasa
no indemnity in money from Russia and WOULD Se wei
B.msrh followed the Example he
of the territorial integrity Of the Austrian except OF
course regards ssseS, the formation
OF Northern Germany TO be exclusively unoet 'se Oh
while the the Southern en they tSni
proper The French Government processes W nss
mnch IMPORTANCE the existence OF great influential Power
in Central Europe NJ. Benedett was lp.Huctsd ~ ne
Government TO insist upon the conversion S ~ ns.m,Sa,.
SaIony. and this Is one Of the clauses VI 'H'
was owing too to the pressure exercised BY the French
were at excluded from the suspension o. noses are
included in the r%s s tau 1e a. modified By IT, vii e
taken into consideration 10 Interior negonsuons nave
heard E0os ds 81 0 sr spah Of England during
these negotiations and It very propsVo 'ne sss m't
thar once been heard a our o these compsp Il h
The Emperor Napoleon has done his best to avert
danger likely to result from ps ,ss to- assume greater
ons than be had ever anticipated He has had to struggle
sSme by the creation Of vast military power
Germany which would affect the interests Of france r mo
suspicion well or ifounded that Count Bsmark
nived at In bis original sg.snsS 10 him The
Journal observes: $500, A.,
Tbe homage OF public gratitude toward the powerful
ruler OF france who though not engaged IN DC
struggle and not seeking any advantage for himself ia.
posed with the authority which all accord TO him. TO hast
r. end ~ the conaagration which made many victims
70 lew days us known how TO moderate 0pD0sHS pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
BY STEAMER.

The steamship New-York, from Southampton on the
let Of August arrived here Tuesday morning.
Her hes been mostly pated far vital facts
concerned by the Atlantic cable We give however her
summary Of the date OF her departure containing
many details and some facts before received
HALIfAx Tuesday. Aug. II, 1866.
The steamship Cuba, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool,
O'Clock the afternoon the 4h Queenstown the
9Th inst arrived st Halifax 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning
She has ~ passengers for this port and 30 for Boston
The Cuba sailed for Boson o'clock She reports having
fine weather during the passage.
The steamer Cyclone OF Glasgow. detained in Great
Yarmouth Roads suspicion Of infringing tho neutrality
proclamation with respect 10 Spain and Chilli She
sby bound from Hamburg Rio de Janero and pierced
for 10 guns She wo detained at the request Of the Spanish
Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
The Original Propositions of Pr"ssi" and the
Counter-Propositious of Austria-The Minor
Princes Empioring French and Russian In
teryeuti0u.

Correspondence e The London Times - 80,
BERLIN. July &C. ls66.
/ am enabled 10 communicate a general sketch oil
the conditions laid down by this Government prior 10 assent
ing 10 the suspension Of hostes which expired THIS day az
Prussia demanded.
That North German Confederacy be created, com
pTising all States this side Of the River Main
20 That South German COnfederacy be created ON the
other side of that river
80" That the Northern Conedracy be placed under Prus
sian supremacy and the Southern under Bayaran sopremaey
and that Austria be not included in either OF them.
- That common Parliament be instituted for both Con
fedeaoes egate upon sundry subjects Of chiefly
merca import to be hereafter determined. q do not know
whether version Of this clause correct but believe that
included proyiso TO the effect that If common Par
lament established the two Conederaces were to have
the same standards Of money measure and weight.
IS Tint Prussia be allowed 20 In perpetuy Hosten
Southern and Central Schswig orhen Scheswig toreyer
outrage uae0se and parts OF Hesse Hanover aud saIony
&c. That Austria eede Venice TO Italy without receiving
any compensation.
~ That Austria refund Prussia portion OF the cost Of
war. TO be liked in subsequent negotiations
This programme answered by Austria making the fol-
lowing counter proposals:
sian provided the Of Saxony be not Included
In the list. =. -, -
Austria demands that # the States OF Southern Germany
are wiling 10 enter into special coniedergcy ana aunt ser
10 the same these States shall be at liberty TO do So
Austria insists compensation or otner of INC
ceson Venice She has TO do 3d. that cesslon not
being yet perfected" 49,, c...
Widely different these programmes both Govern
ens Of France agreed TO accord each oher
five DAYS armsce TO whether they could not approx
more closely Before he come to hand the issue
will have been telegrsphed TO you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Com mercial Intelligence.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. H-Noon.
COnsols are quoted this noon at ssi for money.
AMERICAN SEcumuEs.-Unted States Five TweItes are
quoted at6e2.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET Aug. l4-noon-Cotton.-The
mar ket rules firm sales to-day estimated at l0OO bales
LIVERPOOL Monday. Aug H-Evening.
There is no change TO report i'll the cotton market.
Prices are firm and the sales to-day 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Omeinl Announcement or the Armisiiee-Whai
Prussia Gains.

VIENNA, 9th, [ORciall.- armistice aud pre-
mnares peace between Austria and Prusss signed yes
terdny AZ Nikosburg contain the following condtonst
Austria included In the reorganization to be under
taken in Germany She recognizes oil the that
viii he made by Prussia in Northern Germany inclusive Of
errtorial changes Scswg to be cedsd TO Prussia and
Holstein will pay part Of the war expenses.
The National ZeiunR and other morning
state the following be the territorial acquisitions
Simulated by Prussia In the prehminares The Ebe
nchie Electoral Hese Nassau and perhaps also Upper
Hesse and Frankfort viii be incorporated with Prussia SaI
onv will preserve her former lne Of frontier assuming how
ever An relation TO Prussia similar position to that which
the Ebe Duches intended to occupy during the February
treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15

telegram from Hof Of July % says; -,
The headquarters Of the Second reserve 'o'ps
be pand pse Mecklenburg schwerin has taken posses
IT, Inner Iraneons in the OF the King OF PRUSSIA
rhs nplninf Pru,sian vanguard dispersed battalion OF
Bayarisn e Guards The Prussians took oeers ana zO'
Heir Pfordten has concluded three weeks arnsnee pc
tween Pay aria and Prussia TO commence August lie hhu
no oyer 10 treat the other South German stas VINO WIN
NEGOTIATE With Gen. Nanteufel at Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Garibaldi's Army.

Correspondence Of The London Times
The actual present strength OF the forces under
Garbad command given by the papers being accord.
ing the official states of bis corps 81 600 volunteers besides
battalion of Bersger three field batteries and two OF
mountain guns belonging 10 the regular army Garioadi
displayed throughout the campaign which Is
now probably end bis usual ndeatgable energy and
attention his duty and 20 have been ably and zeaon
seconded by his Staff Want proper organization detective
administration and deficiency OF proper arms Tor so large
ders are only of the difficulties under which he has Ia
horod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
The Neutrality-suspicious. Cessiou OF vene-
tia-Qaestion of Frontiers.

Florence telegram of the Sd inst says that the Ial
ian has agreed armistce Of four weeks from
today Tie union VeDeta to Italy assured without any
conditions The question OF frontiers reserved for future
Negotiations The armsce is concluded upon the basis OF
military ute posssditls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
France Returns Venetia 20 Austria.

Vienna July 29) Correspondence Of The London Times
About 10 days ago the French Minister for Foreign
Affairs requested Prince Meternich inform his Government
that France gave Venea back Austria in order that she
herself might cede Italy," The ambassador was unwil
ling to make such communication TO Count
Mensdo and the Duke dc Gramont therefore instructed
inform the Austrian Minister for Foreign Anars tna
Yenetia had ceased to belong 20 Franee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
sANDwaCH ISLANDS.

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES MINISTER'S BuRLiSe.
GAME AND VAN vALKssBuRG-A SURVIVOR OF
THE BURNED SHIP HORNET.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Aug. IT, lee3
The banks Smyrnotte and Comet bring Honolulu oaes
NJ July H. The former brings Capt. Mitchell and samuel
r. Ferguson passenger Of the ship Hornet, when vss
destroyed by fire. ..u.s An
Ministers Burlingame and Van valkenburs sailed on
July 10 for China and Japan.