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Policies Secured by pledge OF
Public Stocks

In addition to all the advantages herein before SET
lorth' the Atlantic MutHst presents feature looking
10 me perfect security OF It's policy holders.
by special enactment OF the Legislature of New
York. at its recent session. the Atlantic Mutual liz
Insurance company permitted, and are prepared
TO issue class OPoicies certified by the SUPERINTENDENT Of
He t.,, Insurance Department, UNDER His OFFICIAL
Hi 11hL as secured by pledge of public stock Thus
enabling them 10 Oiler virtually the sane securIv
as Is now given for the redemption of N9
tonaL Bank Currency. Thus it would appear that
.ne AuSnllc Mutual Lite Insurance Company NAV
rghtiuily claim the confidence and patronage 9r his
anu every community. 1t has been the endeavor oc
Ie ocers 10 profit by past experience and to give tn
pOhcy holders every possible advantage and the best
possible security. "''- '''' 'eS'
For Rates. Agencies and other particulars Applv 10
Chas. L.. MahOn, WI. d..
C,ot -r r - SMYRNA, DEL.
anu anu Lancaster Chester ahd Delaware Counties In
lOh'''y''dhia' ap-24 ly.
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Tell it to the IP@@rnIao

The u designed, having just returned from th
cit AM having replenished his stock OF Ready
made Cotning and Cassimeres, feels confident thai
Il. can ,ell cheaper than any one in town. His
stock Of Ready.made Clothing is large, embracing
every quality of Cassimeres, Satinetts, and Linen
"oo-s' ana ne thinks he can Offer great induce
IN, nts TO those desiring to.purchase.
liis stock OF Cloths and Cassi eIes is large and
varied, embracing almost every style in the market,
winch he proposes to offer at prices that defy compe
tiIon' aud he feels confident that if you give him
call you will be sure and purchase. In his Tailor.
ing department he cstS and makes goods for all
At IN makes no dItfereAce whether you purchase your
goods OF hlm or not he will cut aud make them to
please. All he asks is a trial,
myl5-2t f. WARD
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Steamer Swa.n

. TWO inIs per week from SMYRNA via bombav
HOOK Pofl Penn. Delaware CIIy, New Castle Penns
grove aud Chester, for PhiladeIphia
leave Smyrna by Stage every Tuesday and Friday
.'o.ning'' and Bombay Hook by Steamer. at clock,
Leave 2d Pier above Arch street, PhiladeIphia.
every Monday and Thursday mornings, at 9 O'clock,
d: NJ touching at the above Landing for SMYRNA
SIa Bombay Hook. '''1
Grain Potatoes, and liksfreigh, NAV he delivered
Of sailing. 0'' '''' coy
Down ireight may be delivered al the wharf at
Fnhsaei iphia' between the hours Of and O'Clock,
a. m., Mondays and Thursdavs ''N'
The above arrangements will continne uptI hus;no.
shall warrant daily trips
May 9Th, 1867 . uIz
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Specialities.
MEDICAL TREATMENT

calculations Oh extensive aud reable data show
The Homeopathic system of medicina .rho,na,a' 40
we make deduction of ten per cenl from table rotes
upon each Eaymenl OF premium by those hablluallv
using lhis mode OF treatment. ln case of medical
acace Delhg changed thereafter full rates will be
nose prcierlns other schools Of medicine ali annor
llnEen' OF ProtiIs unier reduced rates, will be sepa
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MILLINERY G0ODS.
THE
Misses Tatman

Would respectful iuform their friends and the
public gen, rally that they have removed from their
'Old stand or Commc ce Street, to
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
Thy have fine assortment of reaIy made Bon
nets, winch must be sure TO su t in style and price
B''nnetS from So to Sl2. Also, full lire flats
all STYLES and prices, from 81 to Sc. Their line of
Millinery Goods is the largest and best selected
stock L. ey have ever brought to this town.
A splendid assortment of French and American
FI"wcrS, and French ann American Frames.
Goittrlng and Stamping Leatly executed.
W We invite the eaily attention of the Ladies 10
the above Stock, an it embraces some of the hand
sOIest goods in the ma rket.
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Notice to Stockholders.
BROWNING'S COFFEE

Win be no lower This will protect large dealers.
tty will be used 40D''-
inls Coffee has been in the market since 1860,
and has always kept its standard. MANY nse IL on
account of its wholesome qualities. II IS worthy of
ITS reputation, as it retas at 6c Der h. and takes
but half the quantity as it does ofthe genuine com
pound with the genuine is as &c. to soc. This is
worthy the attention of all who use Coffee.
browning is now manufacturing "a Phosphate
winch Is said to be the best ever offered 10 the nb
c' being made upon strictly scientific principles TO
CONTAIN what the desired tee plant or crop requires
only Send for pamphlet, which gives full expia.
nations. Address
GEORGE L. BROWNING,
myl'lm No. 20 Market ST., Camden, NJ.
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Stockholders Notice

The stockholders of the "Duck Creek nj, c,r0
panv of Smyrna " are hereb, notified that mee,.
ing will be held at the " Delaware House " on
Thu sdAy, the 23d day o. May, for the LECTION oC
ne" Directors. Meet at y o'clock, P. VI.
my 10 J. w. DENNEY Sec'v
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Dress MdktnO.

Having engag the services of a fashionable
Dress Maker ltOm the city. they are prepared 10
vi Se and FIT Dresses, Cluaks, Children's Clotbing
Ne- IN the most fashionable manner also Plasn
Se"I"g' guaranteeing satisfaction and promptncss in
al! Cases Intending to pay special attention to
is branch of business, they would be pI ased 10 rc-
oeive liberal share Of patronage from tie ladies of
Smyrna aud vicinity.
fatte s OF all the latest styles received every
week hom New York aud Philadelphia. mv15
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Millinery Goods & Trimmings
Trustees Sale.

by Virtue of Decree ofthe Circuit Court of oueeu
Anne's county, as Court of Equity, the undersign'
ed, as Trustee' will expose to Public Sale on
SATURDAY, 18th DAY OF MAY, 1867.
at CHURCH HILL, in Queen Anne's county, at
3 O'Clock, T. NJ, on the plat Of ground near the
Protestant Episcopal Church. and the main road
leading through Church Hill, all that
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Prompt Payment of Losses.

All losses are by the terms of the poIcv mado Dov
an,e med'dteIy upon satisfactory proof of loss and
no as IS usually The case at The expiration of sirty OF
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III zsIsIlE TVs.7
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEwINc
MACHINES

II, Were G'oarc!el tie highest premium, ot H..
Ho'fd $ Fdr N London, anil sic first ,1,e,'';
""'S at the Nrto Iorh State Fair Of lSr;G 0nd
Are celebrated for doing the best work rs;s
'lluch smaller needle for tie same thread than -
o'ler machlne and by the introduction of tho NO.,
approved machinery, we arc now able to supplv ,ho
very best machines in the world '"0
These machines are made at our now
and spacious Factory at bridgeport. Conn.
under the Immediate supervision of the
President Of the Company, Elias Howe
Jr', the original inventor of the SEWING
Machine. ''o"iiS
They are adapted to all kinds of famiIv .orv;,,
ana al 10 use OF sea'nstresses, Dress Makers T,;Ios
ndhulaclurers OF shirts, collars skrls cIo,ks mo-,
mus cio,h'hg hats caps, corsets boots shoes ba
m NESS Saddlcs' linen goods, umbrellas, parasos ETC
Iney work equally well upon silk, linen wooIen nd
GUl'oh g., goods, with silk, cotton or linen ,hread
lhGy VIII seam, quilt, gather hem. fell cord hraid
Oinu' ana perform every species of sewing ,nokinT
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on bo6 .de. o
the article sewed. O' Oo'i SiueS ol
IN I4c stitch MrentcaGy lr. Ho.ce anil ,oo,z.
GTi"S% ~ 1RGGh(ne, IS tie most poDuLqr anal ,T,rn.
o'f: az" az Nccr|4g -NachtAeS arc SuL;e,f +, tLe
pr'hctpal tnrented By linn. ''''''' % "e
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
1he Ho~c -Nachme Companu
699 BRoADwAY, CIR. FouRrH sr.Ny
ap-l0.
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W-ANTED
S25. THE GENUINE So
Bartlett Sewing Machine.

WANfED,--Agents $50 per month and all ex.
penses paid 10 sell the Genuine Bartlett Sewing Ma
chime. This Machine will DO all the work thai can
oe done on any high priced machine, and is fully
pay Tue abave wages or commission, from which
twlce .na' amount can be made For Circulars and
se,Ns ~, W. ,sss II. HALL y co.
"sySS# 1sa Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, Pa
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Ius company continues to Insure propertv On ron
% 1e,ihs' am lOr several years past has paid lis
EollCy holders an annual dividend of and 10 nor
cent. The dividends paid on the lst da1 oc r.
uary or allowed in the payment of tho onI Vi Dai %
mIums, due on that day. PFC
IL is the bOundeh duty Of every man. not ohIv IN HE
family but his creditors TO keep his propertv i1snrod
and has any reason 10 comnIain rs
bOrs and friends. if they should refuse IN
towards the loss OF his property being hound for ~
simple reason that insurance cheap and agen,s -
the company reside in almost every town IhrengboO
he Siale ahi i0r trliling osi can be made secnte
from loss OF bis property by fire. If man will mo-,
use the precauOn 10 secure his property against os
by fire, IT II IS nsufabe, he has no rpht IN coI n
his nelghbOrs 10 assist him. j. "P'"
ood The Kent County Mutual has Capital of $780,.
600, and pays promptly Its losses TO'
Parties deslrous of insuring in this Companv will
call upon the following agents. "i
AGENTS
W. Z. Robinson. and'w J. Wright, FELTON,
Delaware City ,GcO. nj Davis. .BrldqeviIIe
Jesse ). Huntington, Smyrna James Ponder Million.
u Dickson Dover. Paul A. Davis, Lewes
Jas. Cowgirl, I ,c"'' IOr A. Manck Iau,oI
Alex. jackson. Camden, = - Ceoraa,o,,,n
T. / . yCowgliI' Willow Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
. l. rSu,k' MILFORD, J Greensboro, Md.
DIRECTORS -
DR. 5: M. Fisler. Smyrna, IThos Bradford. Dover
Ieo. w; Cnmmlns, , '' DR.. Henry Ridgely, :.
lanes lanes H. Sie.nents' William Walker, " D.
'S'O" DeaAyhe' Bridgevile.
SAMUEL M. FlSLER, President, SMYRNA.
JAS. COWGILL, Treat Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
" business communications promptly attended TO-
GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
DOVER DELAWARE.
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The subscribers, having taken the stand, ,fofnierv
occupied by B. V. Weldon as a Shoe Store. have
commenced the Sale aud Manufacture of all arteIes
Of sTINWARE, JAPANNED WARE, /,
FANCY CHAMBER SETS, LANTERNS, &c,
al City Prices. Everything in the Tinware line
kept on hand and made to order. A full stock of
STOVES, ~
comprising all the best Patterns, both Wood and
Coal Burners. Stoves polished at short notice.
Particular attention given to ROOFING. ICTpr
TERING and 'SPOU9ING. ~ 7 's>>TN -
z All kinks of JOB WORK in their line nromr,l,
attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
Intending to keep frst-class articles and do first.
class work, they hope to receive liberal patronage
SWANTON & TAYLOR.
aP5 -, Commerce Street, Smyrna. Del
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Farm and Plantation.

IN said county, called "Ashtons Outrage" part of
Chance Outrage" and"Albert's Delight" contain.
ing in the whole
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POLICIES INCONTESTIRIE

AH P"l'ces lssned by this Company, are, by their
terms 'hco"teStibe al the expiration of seven wears
AGAINST any erforln The statement Ofappicaiion, Thus
guarding against the possibility floss bv liiigatno
alter death. as is irequenIly The case.
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NOn-fOrfeitures of Pnlicios

g. Common Common life and endoument policies are non.
oi'eaDle 10 The amount OipremIum paid after three
animal premiums have been paid ''''
me IeniPremium life and endowment noI;c;os
are hoh,iorleilable after two annual premiums have
Deen PAID, 10 the amount of as MANY tenhs Of The vol
ue ol poilcV as the number OF annual premiums paid
DnT TlNIEG TNTNH, Nv,,Y,
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steam Dying and Securing Es.
1hbllShnlen1.

MRS. +. w. SMITH
NO ~, N. Fifth ST., bet Market and Arch PuI1.np1
PHIA.
DiECE Goods of every description dyed to anv co.
Ior' Ladies Wearing Apparel of everv descr,n-
ton, dyed in the most fashionable and peImonent p
lHrs, and finished in a superior style Merlno. Cash.
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers
Carpets Rugs etc. Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
N. B.-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dved nm
reasonable terms. - y"
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0IBLEY 4 STOOPS, 922 Chestnut St. pbiIo
SEED POTATOES

.
VIE undersigned would call the ali, n,,o, ,t f.,
por, eTs generally, TO very superior 10, nt SEED
NJ ~ Oto' which have been received from Maine
lowing varieties: ''"I'iSe uhe lol-
Early Goodrich Harrison's Wbi,o S..
Dykeman's, Buckeyes n'e in SProuts'
aHEhce Aiberts Maine MERGERS, Cuzcoe's
u, Monitors, White Peach Blows, While Merco,s
I've n'e PAID particular attention 10 the selection of
ueSe PI'a'"es and can therefore recommend them IN
De tqua IL not superior 10 any TO be otherwise onnd
u ,lls Guy me greater part of our Early GoodrIchs
MGre Mere received direct from the Goodrich Farm. mesr
bnnd,oG u% Hem ,Irk' from crop which yielded three
40 II .nese potatoes are guaranteed to be what thew
planting good seed ~ 'o"'ase "
I've are prepared TO sell on commission all
Call or apply 10
WIN. 7. BAILEY & CO..
Office, 12t Del Avenue Market Pbilad,,
"h' T. BAILEY. Imh2O ST. J. MOORE.
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9IO Acres OfLand.

SlO Acres of Land,
More or less, late the property of Mrs. Sarah E
VILE, and which was occupied by her and he
husband, John r. Carville; lying on the main roa,
from Church Hill to Crumpton, adjoining the land,
OF the late 5. 5. +. Rochester, and near [. B.
lhe location of this property is good one, ant
sainorlous The soil is light loam easily cultiva
ted Is adapted TO the growth of all the grains anc
grasses, and productive. This property is divided
INTO four fields, under good fencing.
THE BUILDINGS
consist OF Two story Dwelling, nearly new &rsLn
ABOUT o by 4O feet, and new Out-Buildings. AtiII
suitable for the farm. EIiH
Mr.. Whaey, the tenant, will show the nrs@Iea.
10 any VINO may call to examine them.
TERMS OF SALE:
The terms of the sale are, one-fourth of the nur-
chase on the day osale or within fortv davs tbere
alter; one-tourth in six months onefourth in twelve
months; and onefourth in eighteen months from The
day OF sale, with interest from the dav of sale 70 ho
secured by the bund of the purchaser 10 the us,eo
with approved security.
The Creditors of the late Sarah e. Carv;IIe ava
hereby notified to file their claims against her dnIv
approved, with the Clerk of the Circuit CONT =,
Queen Anne's CO., within four months from ,be T.,
OF sale. GEORGE VICKERS, Trustee. :
Chestertown, April %, ls67.--ts
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AGENTS WANTED.

5000 per Month and EXPENSE Paid. MALE
introduce NEW AND USEFUL INVENTIToSMNS NTTSNS 70 70
aDsClu.e o. us IN every household. Agents prefer.
ing 70 WorK on Commission can fiom $50 IN Sso
per day For further particulars enclose sIamD SDJ O
W G. Wilson q co.f534 Arch Sc, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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PrOfts.

,b anu as he assured are the Company, among them
the entlie profits excepting The annual reservoon ora
auaily divided and placed 10 the credit of tbe noLrv
holuer; 10 be redeemed at the end of the third wear
upon The payment Of premium then due. The D;r,'
enas are available either IN oancelng noes-or max
surance-or in of having paid up ON lbe m
plan, in cash. ~ 'A' 'o"-yedf
In addition TO the above The Atlantic Mutual nre.
'ents the following U'"d' pre-
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Peculiar Advantages.

Except the "Term" table, the rates are oil mill
Pr9S' and are calculated at as low figure as nast
Inperiehce , mas demonstrated be ample, based upon
est. Here arises -'"00' i@'e vi ih'er-
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FORT MONROE.
Removal or JeR. Davis--Iis Health.

Four MoNuoE. May t1.--A busy
scene presented itself Ut Carroll Hall
early to-day, preparations being made
by Davis and family for their depart
uro. At Z o'clock Ucu. Burton arriv-
ed at Carroll Hall, aud found Davis
ready TO accompany him. Leave tax =
ing was exchanged by him aud his
family with their friends iu tho Fort !;
Gen. Burton walked on one side. aud
Davis and DR.. Cooper. bis physician.
on tho other. Robert Oud aud Da.
Wis brother, who arrived last even.
ing from Viekaburg, escorted Mrs.
Davis aud her sister and they were
followed by several frionda A largo
crowd gathered on tho wharf about
tho steamboat landing. TO- witness tho
departure of Davis. lie oonversed
with his frichds cbeertully aboard the
steamer John Sylvester. Ho looks
muoh better than when imprisoned
though worry pale and attenuatod.
Marshals Underwood and Duncan
accompany him 10 Richmond.
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RICHMON ID.
Arrival or JeT. Davis-IIe Is Visited
by Large Numbers or Citizens
BoQuets Sent TO Him.

RICHMOND, May 12.-Mr. Davis re-
manned at the Spottswood Hotel all
day aud was called on by largo num-
ber Of citizens. There Ii no guard
over him. Several boquets were sent
to him. The following IL generally
supposed 10 be the programme in
Court tomorrow
The prisoner will be produced by
General Burton, and tho Judge viii
discharge him. He will be imme.
diately rearrssted on bench warrant
to answer nm indictment found against
him by tho Grand Jury. at Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. O'Conner, his counsel, has
told his friends that he will insist on
an immediate trial. Another Of his
counsel states that If tho trial Ii not
granted, motion for bail will be In
sisted on.
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for tho guarantee. The members
of tho House wore aware
thAs England, and, what was
an uncommon occurrence, the re-
Dainder OF the great Powers awho
we're pnrtiss 10 the I.nkombnrg end
Bsleo Holland treaty Of the year
1889, had absolutely guaranteed the
territory or I4uxemburg to the King
Government had now done, was mere
ly to adopt That guaranteed TO tho
present circumstance Of the case,
and render IL effioaoious in view Of
the changes which had taken place Ia
the Germanie Confederation. Minis.
ters had not extended. but on the
contrary had rather limited the guar
antee incurred in 1889, and by that
action contracted the responsibility
which tho country submitted under
It.. The present negotiations would
be brought 10 q conclusion within
fow days, end thon the papers con-
n6eted with the proceedings Of tho
London Peace Congress- OF 1867
would be laid before Parliament.
Loud olieeripg followed the close Of
Lord Sankey's speech. During the
close Of tho debats 10 tho House Of
Commons on De Israsli's eompro.
mise reform amendments, Mr. Glad
stone said tho Government bill was n
shallow, transparent and dissemula-
ting pretonse Of measure for the ex-
tension Of tho franchise, and no dis
paired Of It's ever being made "A good
or beneficial one by amendment In the
House. John Bright delivered a
speech, In which ho declared tho
Derby bill tho most unjust and oifon.
sivo measure ever submitted to the
Commons Of England. Roebaek and
De Israeli defended the Government
bill plan. After speech OF the
Chancellor Of tho Exohequer. tho peo-
plo were excluded from the House,
aud division was taken, when tho
doors were opened. II was declared
that tho vote was for tho Government
bill thus; For Government, 322
against. 25G; majority for Govern
ment, GO. The announcement Of tho
result was received with loud and pro.
longed cheering from the Ministerial
benches.
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still Probability Of War.
Warlike Preparations Going on.
Queen Vic 'orin RECON- sncnsis
Disarru s ncnt.
DEATH OF GOV. WRIGHT.
Probable Murder or n Girl by
Her Father.
.f1@Uff
JEFF. Davis nj Richmond.
He IL Visited by Citizens. Bouquets
% are Sent Him.
eeilf
A DEFALCATl0s CASE SETTLED!
BUFFALO,.
bay stili Blocked With Ice.

BUFFALO, May l.. The Southern
portion of tho bay il still blocked
with ice. Several vessels are ice.
bound outside, aud the crews are suf-
icring for provisions.
The crew of tho bark Worralites
camo in over tho Ice this morning,
carrying floats for safety. They re-
port that the crew OF tho Werralites
have been living for the past seven
days on one biscuit day to each per-
son,
Tho crew Of tho Northwest have
been living on boiled corn for two
days past. ass
Two of the crew OF the schooner
Cornolia also came over this morn
Ing.
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convention with Prussia, and mo-
ton has been brongiI forward for
the entry oftbe Hesse Darnstadt prov
inces, South Germany. into the North
German Confederation
Omar Pasba's army, and the foreea
Of another Turkish General. we're
moving to surround the insurgents
In Capdia.
Duke Grnmmopt, French Minister
TO Vienna, stated 10 Baron Buest that
France gives mp NIL ideas Of territorial
aggrandizement. Hg4 4tf4
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EU ROPE.
BY tho Atlantic Telegraph
Death Sentence COMMITTED --Fenian
D0ran not 10 be Hung History OF
the Fenlan Uprising not TO be
Made PubIic--signing or the
Treaty or Luxumberg.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 10.-The death SEN
tence Of convicted Fenian Doran, IL
commuted to tho long term Of impris.
onmont.
Lord Derby officially says that gov
ernment will not make public the real
history OF tho Fenian uprising, on ac-
count of approhended trouble with
certain foreign governments, which
are involved In the plot.
The treaty of tho great powers on
tho Luxumberg question will be for
mally signed by tho participants TO.
morrow. trH fa
LONDON, May ~ IT no treaty which
was signed yesterday by the members
of tho Peace Congress, has boon
ratified by their respective Govern
mopts by the terms Of settlement,
Luxomburg is TO be evacuated by the
Prussians within q month from the
treaty. 6.s+I
PnUssfA. sd
BERLIN. May IL. - Tho French
Cabinet has made satisfactory expla-
nations to Prussia in regard 10 tho ro-
cent warlikc preparations 10 France. 9
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N. Y. SPECIALS.

Important European News War
like Preparations stu Goirg On
Queen Victoria recommends and
Urges Disarmament ~ Death OF
Governor Wrlght-C0nflagr
.0ss sfO,OO0-A woman Murders
3 Her ghiid-tA Father Murders His
Daughter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Defalcati0n Case Settled Samuel
n. Wentx Sentenced t0 Six Years
imprisonment - steamer Julia
sunk largo Lost.

ST. PAUL, MINI, May 1O.--The
steamer Julia, of the Northwestern
Packet Company, snapgod and sunk
near Mankato. The passengers os-
capped, but the cargo is lost. @ ,.
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BALTlmoRE, May 1.-The great
Meohanio's National Bank defaloa.
ton case IL terminated at tho United
States Circuit Court, thie morning, by
tho sentence Of Samuel II Weuts TO
six years Imprisonment IN the city
iatl
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Lor Cisfuynereial ard Hiser Dispafdi.es sss
-a+ Z Fffsh faOs.
the PEACE CONGRESS.
THE LUXEMBOURG QUEs-
TON SETTLED. ar
The King OF Holland Re-
lains Possession.
FORTRESS LUXEMBOURG TO BE
EVACUATED.
THE FORT go HE RAZED
DEATH SENTENCE or FENIAN
D0RAN COMMITTED.
SfGNTNG or TJfE LUXEM.
BURG TREd TY,
". Y. SPECIALS.

The Peace Congress IN Europe-Lux-
emburg The Question Settled
The King or Holland Retains Pos
session OF the Territory 49, The
Troops TO Eyacuate Fortress Lux
emblIrg In TO be Raced To the
Ground = Removal or JeT. Davis,
Ac., &c.