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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-23
rHE DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL sORTs OF ITEMs.


BY a census OF Virginia appearing In
Richmond papers to-day, the white voters
appear TO have majority OF $4,000, but a
large proportion of this number are dis
franohised by the Reconstruction act.
The use Of tobacco has been prescribed
by tho Vermont Methodist Conference.
Hereafter no person addicted to the habit
will be admitted to membership.
A New York paper has the temerity to
hint that some Of the funds devoted 70 the
printing of tracts might properly be ap-
piled to saving people from death by starv-
alton.
A party Of twenty Pennsylvanians have
arrived In Richmond, on prospecting tour
through the State. 1t Is said they repre-
sent some forty million dollars worth of
capital, and that the resources of Virginia
in the shape of coal and tobacco, will re-
celye new impetus from their visit.
Nitro glycerine is cutting the Pacific rail-
road tunnel through the summit of the
Sierra Nevadas at the rate of fifty feet per
week, and by midsummer fifty miles of the
road will be added to the ninety -four al
ready In operation at the California end.
A company has been organized for the
erection of new suspension bridge at Nj
agara Falls short distance above the pres
IehV bVTucVlre. All pfeltmtnartes nave been
arranged, and the work Of getting out tim
bers for the temporary towers is already in
progress.
A lady applied at the Portland, Maine,
police office on Monday, In search of lost
cat, for which she offered $1,000 reward.
She brought the animal from England, and
thought great deal of it. The cat had on
when lost gold necklace worth about
forty dollars.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad appers
TO be doing pretty well, notwithstanding
the attempts of some to divert freight from
| It. A comparison of its earnings for April,
1868, with those Of April, 1867, shows an
increase of $2S7,766 s3, Healthy.
Susan Ann McQuinley was a table waiter
In Burlington, Vt, few months ago. Be
| ing very handsome, she was IL particular
favorite with all the boardcrs. especially
those Of the male gender. She disgustcd
them all, however, by marrying a negro
cook. Subsequently they removed to Hart
| ford. Here Susa n became tired of her
negro spouse, and eloped with young fcl-
low nineteen years OF age, son of con-
tractor in Colts armory. They went to
| New York, and thence TO Holyoke Mass,
where they were discovered, and Susan
was arrested for bigamy.
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LYoH's EITRAoToE PURE JAMLIoA GTH0EH--FO
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morens, flatuleney, 40, where warn
and entire purity mAkesit cheap and reIi able Az
ticie for culinary purposes. sold every Where Al
Take no other,
ssratsgs spring water, sold by all
Druggisu' a-soWiy.
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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,

=" - N1 AAAAON DOLLhhb SAWED!
Se SSentlemen ~ had a negro man worth Al 900
m,eesS Uh ~, coid from bad hurt in tho leg and was
suoss ,iI @ loI over year had used eyervtbin, 1
0m,u I near OF without benefit until tried ibc MV
nent Liniment. 1t soon ofIected ncrmS
!nt,o.ntgomery. Ala. june II, 1859 NiND'
uus,h Ae Piehsure IN recommending the Moxic.n
ituB Lihlment as available nno nils nons ~, -,
Iia s,e ioT oprAins, Sores, Scratches or EaIi M
Sns ~, our men have used IL for Burns H. W u"
magic" ' "N al say ~ acts like
fSrSman 5sn,s iorAmerican, Wells, FarEos and H.
IN Inc spTain ofmy daughters ankle ooo..,o =.
'yma% t last winter, was entirely cured IN @
wrek, alter she commenced using your W ohS
Gloucester Mass. Auo ,oo. ED. SEELY"
lt IN an admitted fact that tbe Ma,i,or ~,
Llnlnleht performs more cures in Shortas iustahB
man anu peasI, than any article ever di.e sine on
rNmiiies, nVnry men and planters shnuid otteIeu
nGye II on hand, Quick and sure IL certa always
hsaEne I'm wrapped steel plate ~ -
over the top. - AA las bARERs Co
an enort has been made to coupterfst, a,
eheap stone plate label. Look cIosSi,f IL with q
gists. eE'soIdby all Drug
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Heimstreets inimitable Hair ColOring is not a
dye. All instantaneous DIVES are coniposed Of i,,.
Har odusi4o and more or losG destroy the vitality
aud beauty of the hair. This IL the original HAiI
COlOrlnS ana has been growing In favor over
twenty years. IL restores gray talT 10 It's Original
color by gradual absorption In a most remarkA.
bic manner, IL Is also n beautiful hair dressing
sold in two siAeG-bO cents and ei-by All deaIers
q, HEINSTREEr, Chemist
Saratoga spring water, sold BY Gll
DruggiSu .... :"
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AGHMTS w ,TE-
AVOID THE oUAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
lndiscretion and have Seminal Weakness Ennis.
sions Sc. will send you, free Of charge inforna-
tlOn which, II followed, VIII cure you without the
aid Of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
jaidawly17 Station d. New York
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Ith a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradleates scurf and dandrun,
~ Keeps he head cool and clean
~ makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
" prevents hair turning gray and 1allingo1
~ restores hair upon pTematurely bald hasd.
IhiI Is lust what Lyons KathHiron will da It,,
prettyIlt Is cheap-durable II is literally SOLD hy
thscar ,oad, and yet its almost bic dens
Is naiiy increasing until there is hardly a conntry
store that does not keep IT, or Afamily that does
use IL. Il. THOMAS LYON rbs,,si'''., "uOs ~ uO'
Druggists. '''u ~ All
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight, Superior TO any Cologne, used
20 nathe the iuco and person, TO render the skin
aolt ana iresh TO nllay Inflammation, TO perfume
clothing, for headache, sc. 10 is manufactured
irOm the rich southern Magnolia and is obtain.
ing patronage quite unprecedented, IL Is afa-
vorite WIN actresses and opera singers. lt is
sold by AL dealers, at 100 in large bottles and by
Agents.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

William Nusz, Plaintl 0, 10. william Hoeh, Defend
ant, and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John ID. Sheehan, j. z. of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
NEARCH l8, 1857. said Justice issued an Order OF
Il Attachment in the above action for $50 So.
Cause set Tor hearing the 4th day OF May, 1857,
ut eight O'Clock A. \. WILLIAM NOSZ.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ap1361wS-2i
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Or. j. BRYAN, CONS'G PHYSICIAN

$40 Broad dwAY, New York.
SPECIAL TREATMENT in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary und Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
AGE NJ TS WA N TED
Samples sent free. Nocapital require ed Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from 50 to $40 per day.
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIP Il co. Eighth street New York
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AfdtraI.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN.
The experience of the past ten years has demon.
stratod the fact that tho utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy OF
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
biltY, Impotence, or want of power the result Of
sexual excess or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business, Social Society or Mar
rAge, and often terminates in an untimely grave.
Make no delay in seeking the remedy. Belps
Specific Pills, can be used without detection or in.
terierence with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIETis NECESSARY.
They entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less ON the system. Each box contains GO pills,
with full directions and treatise ON the cOnsU-
quences and cure Price One Dollar Beware of
Counterieitsl If You cannot procure them Of
your Druggist, send tho money to Dr. JAMES
liRY AN, Consulting Physician, $40 broadway, New
York, and they Will be sent by rctu n Of mail,
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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The Country Home of General Ere.
mont.

The Country Home of General FREE
mont.
A gentleman lately wrote to the Roches-
ter Union:
81 have just returned from a visit to
General Fremont,s country place, near
larry ytown, on the Hudson. 1t is storied
region; in the neighborhood is the monu-
nent on the spot of Andres capture; close
by Is the old church built by the lord of the
manor, Van Cortland, and his wife who rode
on pillion behind her husband from New
York to superintend its erection; with the
stream over which Ichabod Crane was pur-
sued by the 'Headless Horscmam and the
veritable run Of Sleepy Hollow Cen
eral Fremont purchased his place from
General Webb, and has improved it greatly.
1t fronts the magnificent river and has eX-
tensive groves of oak, chestnut, hickory
and tulip trees. varied with the tender
green of the larch and the weeping willow,
and enameled with wood violets and exotic
flowers. The house is the idea of luxur-
ious summer residence, and the family re-
main there the greater part of the year.
Mrs. Fremont is a handsome, portly wo-
man of forty-three, very brilliant in con-
Versation and full of pungent wit. "
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hair OF either sex into waYy rInglets or heavy,
massive curls, Has been used by the fashionables
suits. Does no injury TO the hair. Price BY mall
sealed and postpaid S. m peseriptiye circulars
Chemists, No. 2s5 River ST.. Troy NY, Sole Agents
for the United states. ApiYOIdlyofS
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ajntsls aud Saloons.

JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
Z, Y. sTISE, PROPRIETOR
JoHGerSo ST., near Third,
DAYTON, ONO.
Having refttod this HOtCl, the proprietor in
vites the attention Oi the uavelIng public TO it,
accommodations. It's location Is central, and IL
oners inducements both in accommodation and
charges. .... apl7, ,OI-dly
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the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man
ner IL has been used by the elite OF Paris and
London with the most natterinH success Names
of all purchasers will be registered and IL entire
satisfaction is not given in every instance the
money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail
sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars
and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS n CO., Chemists, No. 2e5 River street
Troy. N. Y, Sole Agents for the U nited States.
Anril Ia 18BI-dIy-cfg
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARkEr.
IOvboV, Jan 5-Evening.-The money market is dUi
aud inactive. Consos. for money, 9el
Erie 1hares arr quoted 90 the close at a. Illinois Cen
1ral are unchanged. United statcs!Fiverwenty bonds
1852, coupon. 72i.
Jan Is-Noon-Iuited States bonds opened ms morn
sng at 72s. Illinois Ceujral shares eli; Ene KalI"'y
sIarus 81 COnsOls, for money, %}
Paris MONEY MABREf
PARIS. Jan. 7-IAeulng.-United states FyeTwenty
bonds closed this evening al i2i
LlyLRPO0L COTTON NAEKET
IrvrRPooI lam 17-Evening.-T sales Of Cotton TO
DAY have reached 1900 bales Notwithstanding the mar
kef il little more active. prices are unchanged The
market for Tallow and Lard is finn Sugar tends up
ward
Jan Noon-Tln Brokers Circular reports the sales
Of Cotton for the week ending last evening at 420O bales
There has been decline Of 3D. % on prices during the
eeh the market tedaY opened dull, with prospective
day sales ~ 500 bales; the following are he author
i1ed Quotations. Niid3lne Cpauds. l4.d.; Mddlmg Or
leaus I5sd.
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Pui h ,l DE- cnrs' h lahor and be bar' 10 work
7 We 10 The habit oLusuy these Gold Pens ior
o tine have the best OF the klnd
that have fallen o. our ftr.-fN \. E,clug Post,
We trt Nrr Gold Pu decidedly the best Of any M the AIA't
-lto,t"s Ifstri.,r.
he cl,ae,t pens te market Mlr,ols Gold PalBosOn
Post
OR Jewel Of hy A. Moron and shall
l. srpsd viii the hard to- IL docs not keep
sooi cottlf,l or ,ras. 1.-THE Press Philadelphia
iag u steel Pens than Gold one viii
cos; while To- viii good II lifetime Nor
n . Pas cleaptT and better lJaa tie maIko ~ l.
IsdcpcSi, s'-rYz ,so a.I 81 sSa- "a -''s-
-A6f6r Gold Pen iIt the very best Ws have met vhlhe
Methodist. \. l. Ctr ,
The testimony q all who veil informed uPon The
Their, gold metallic pen manufacture" The
vof thi equals Aorions Evening kIress Rochester "
10 Nesfor" pcnnlkng IN this country never bad
perfect pen t bod o his Ihe Christian Tines ,haf"
the voi h- standard a. gold o
ars We have used ore or two years, wriung With Il
ever TLev the best Dsy Democrat, Davenport ioaA
Mooa hs osht The Ht Of Gold Pen making 10 the m bet point
perfection God Pen only The most beautiful at tasteful, 1ni
the ard the economical that be uscL-Ile Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia
Mor'on trade ani those Who pens ar
ani r IS the best 10 hc NorL-lDy Union and Advertiser oehe'
ter. V !.
aortous Gold Peus No better pen than this is made
fAmedcau Agrrutri.t
With o1g psG,nc Patented Msehnery Mr. Morton enabled
Gold Pen that 10 opinion, las equal ~ them
Thy IcompaahJ The best pen inade.st told Demo
Mun.
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Ohunlaeht so D. Bedhauser $780, ]. Schmidt, $40, and
McTIenry was fined SEQ for selling liquor on election

ohunacht 500 D. Beldhauser, $780, j. Schmidt $40, and
e. McHenry Was fined SEQ for selling liquor on election
day. - ,,. =, .srp,,, r,.rp,cr
Cosrcr Bond grocer doing business at inc corner OF
Crabauavp and MarshallSt, was yesterday arialgneu
fre Istice walter "A charge OF selling beer without
license He pleaded sickness and Inability on tnat &C.
corut ia 90 10 Sew-YOrk for license The Justice dld
NOT mink fine excuse sufficient, and fined him $50 Peter
Scbntz grocer corner Waterbury ana Rcnsensts, was
charged with opening his place OF business before sun
rise Ills examination postponed LOUIS Binnm
grocer Frushingave and Broadway, was charged with
Similar offense and held to answer
MELTING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
An adjourned meeting Of the Brooklyn Liquor Dealers
was held last evening at Montague Hall, MI John Lang
staff in the chair a., .. , LII, &.
was fated that the Association did not intend to work
for the adjustment Of the present Excise Law, but
merely 10 Obtain the repeal of some OF IT'S most TO thc
obnovious uroysiOns and get good Dll' passed, IL
was resolved 10 adjourn for the present and advertise
meeting for Tuesday evening IN THE TRIBUNE and me
Herald of New.Yofk and The Eagle and The Union OF
Brooklyn. , - oo,,o.., ., .ho
meeting adjourned. su...,.,
Yesterday seized by the Fortysecond Precinct Police III
the house of Frontier Hose Company, NO HucsonaVe
Brooklyn. . IT,, l.. ., ,,o.;,,, ~, ,,,o.
forciby taken from the officers VINO tOok possession
of Bottoms dstillry, No 6 Hudson-ave on TUESDAY ast
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PENNsrLrAMA PE4cE SocErr

MEETING ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESoLU1ioNs AND
ADDRESs
PH1IApFIrn1A JAM 1S.2Ghe Pennsylvania Peace
Eoiety mel In Convention to-day. was in session dur
ing the entire afternoon and evening The ATTENDANCE
quite large and Enthusiastic Several prominent per
pgcScnt from abrVad, among were Henry G
Wright Of Boston aud the Hon Geo Thompson o. England
The Convention was presided over by George " Tsv1
series of resolutions offered by The Executive d,n
lttee, setting forth that the friends OF
consistency and advocacy religious liberty
Fox and Nm Penn aud Their CoadjutOrs that
The masses Ot the people Gu reelection favorable 10
the establishment or usnttrnaona tribunal composed
f REPRESENTATIVES, nom the nations % Which rlay be
referred ell disputes between natiIis that snch trfbn
nal would command the respect 81 the world. saving
boodsIeG aud thus change arbitration which has here
ssore bsep left tail after The war, and make t prccede
fl,ch Calamtrs; that they have confidence in the
fseheoscss of This cse, and that II only needs "a be
nseeped o. ultimately triumph thai The principles 0f
lece universal IN eir appliitIoh and eternal in
their character. Lastly, that Committee 0f i've be ap
pointed ~ wait upon the president and Congress for the
purpose Of promoting the object ~ peace. The IesOlu
floIls wtFe agreed TO- and toiDInitee appointed.
The evening session occupied in discussing a
lepfthg SERIES ot resolutions offered by the COMMITTEE ON
tBnsntss. the main points Gf which were embodied IN
fbOse offered az Tie afternoon session IN address was
slsO read eifacng the following declarations: Jtat the
FOcety was not aruated 10y partisan feeling that j.
their intent 70 perform a part in promoting "a feeling Of
good WILL and iuNtes correspondence with those favor
nbe pee, and iDnuiers after truth act with them
fJst 10 the Society j. committed the privilege of receY
Ing the people 81 nations and modng them into harmony;
that the adoption OF such ,y the Governments
Europe and ADierrs would be welcomed by others and
universal disarnjDg ~ nations might IN conseopepce
follow Amer the pad'E VI The addiyse Ibe Convention
Adjourned 6lne Qe
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BE1IC0

kN,HIp,ASrrC RECEPTION OF .UARFL At DURANGO
OPERATIONS OF TIE LIBERAL FORCES AGAINST
rnE RrTRFsrING IEENCR-A WHOLE rEENCH
COLUMN CtT OF.
~ TIIseEArH TO sHE TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco. jan. lS--Coue>pondcncc from Du-
range. dated Dec ~, states that Juarez arrived IN
chat city on the day before and received most en-
thnsiastic reception lie escorted by over 5000
citizens and entered the city amid the roar of cannon
the ringing of bells and great rejoicing of the people
Next day the president commenced operations
against the invaders. An army 1000 strong was sent
IN the dreeton Of Jalisco with orders to join the d
Vision ~ Cen. Anza. and follow the french on the
way to the City of Mexico Official news was re-
c,syed that column of French troops, 1000 strong,
feu into an asnbuscade san Juan de los Lagos,
apd were entirely cut off losing AL their arms ana
materials of war, beside 30 prisoners Gen. Riquera
commanded the victorious party Gen. Placido Vega
left Durango Dec rs for the City OF Mexico in COM
mand of brigade Previous 10 the arrival of PreSi-
dent Juarez the French evacuated thecity and went
toward Zasatecas fighting all The WY 10 Guadalaja-
IA. Col Parez va: appointed military commander
and Senor Auraudo Governor OF the state Of Duran
go. On the staff OF President Juarez. are eighteen
American Officers lately arrived from California.
CORONA RFPUpIAIEs JCAIEZ ATPOlNTNTENT.
san FRANCISCO. Jan. IS Corona left Mazatlan. be
fore the sailing Of the saaDac, with 900 men, occupied
GuadaaiaIa and then passed 10 utercept column u
GTtLCh troops bound for san Bias.
Presi JDarez has appointed GEN Placide Vega Gov
Of the state of SualOa. Corona rcpudidteS the
Of the President and says Vega shall moi the
ktaie As his troops occupy srloa, he is able To make
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CANADA.

EHE SUPPLY or WATER-ANII-CONFEDEHA
PANIHI Er-IMPO@;rS And EXPORTS.
- rHlFeIAFR
MONTREAL e. f.. Jan. lS.--SerIOuS trouble ~ anti
cipacd regarding tine water supply, in consequence Of
she ice iaIu at the foot Of COchne Rapids daumng the
water back from The pipes.
The Herald j. publishing pamphlet against cODfedcIa
tl0D IL viii be literally circulated iu England.
The imports at Montreal last year amounted $4,000
Ds8. and the exports TO SS.jOO.sO0.
The In the value Of imports the previous
year S10yOOO.0O0
Tbe quantity Of -four exported 10 the States $4,000
l,lls against 10000 hhls. FOR the previous year.
lFNIAN AFFAilS-TNPOETS.
TORONTO Jan. ls-A guubOat will be stationed at
ElBgsfon ia fAC SpnugOn account OF the number 0f Fe
cOnviciS IN the Peuitentaty there. slnbost VIII
slSo I've stationed permanently i'm Niagara River.
The exports from Canada "a te states during the pa II
follows: Wheat, 6l0.O0O bushels; Barley
sea000 bushels: Flour, 10000 barrels Butter, 10000
sonr'ds; Inmher, IA 900. coo feet.
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THE PACIFTC COAST.

The QUARANTINE OF THE AMERICA SPECIE FROM
ME%ICO.
rRtmSE
SAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. lS-Carelul examination Of
she steamship America, from Nicaragua developed the
t that there had been Of cholera on board since
1anuarys She viii De quartnned for few days longer
bot tie Passengers will De allowed to land to-day and to
morrow.
The United States steamer SaTanac brought from Ma
Lsisn 80 800 Mexican dollars which act creates consider
able dissatisfaction among many merchants as % appears
tfptOpeTty not in such danger 10 require lle III
ierNeutiOn Of the United States Navy.
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"The Pen is Mighter than the Swsrd."
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices. -,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore;
where an Agency, is established, the Publc, VII
he best suited. and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19

Pans friday, Jan. ia dinner was given by
the Americans of this City, To Nh. Bennett occurred
hast evening. Mr.. Kngsand, son OF the former wee
Commodore of the New-YoIk Yacht Club, presided
The American Minister and the representatives OF the
Foreign Legation were present. At the ban a'
the Tuileries, ON Wednesday evening, the Emperor
and Empress personally congratulated Mr. Bennett
on his victory.
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ITAIY.

FIoRENCr. Jan. 1S.-Iho Italian finance Munster
has confirmed The announcement tha' 'he "oN''n
,r,rt intends o tan the church property to the extent
Of fix hundred nsHion of Gyres
NJ Touelos mission TO Rome relative to the bishops
has beer, satisfactorily ended. lie viii soon take
leave of the Pope and depart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19

LONDON. Jan. Ii-Eyenmg.-lt is reported from the
continent fhat desperate plot has been discovered
20 assassinate the Pasha Of Egypt. The plot H.
onded the subyeIsfOn of the Government ana me
transfer OF power TO Senn Pacha, who was Sd 10 De
nj the head Of the movement. The conspiracy was
discovered aud frustrated.
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OFFICE or THE PRLsS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.l0, 1867.
A. MORTON, csq.

A. MORTON csq. y<v-p~-
DEAR SIR Five years ago ! began to use n gold pen
Of your manufacture, and have written with 1t ever
since, say at least T. TO u pages of fooscap every
day. Il has continued in good condition. as you may
imagine when | tell you that am now using it, to
write this note nave found it elastic as quill
pen, never cutting the paper never scattering the
ink and. above all, durable. Few single pens have
had so steady work. Thinking You ought TO know
this, tell II 10 you, and am, yours truly,
r SHELTON MACKENZIE.
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MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are 70 caras nc and although cheaper
equal any gold pens made elsewhere regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton Third Quality" and
numbered.
The Points orc warranted for months except against
accident
The made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN. is.
b ytIRGEATB 70 rHE TnRUSR.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON Jan. IS, noon.-The morning journals TO-
say make mention of a rumor that the Great Powers
have resolved so urge the Sublime Porte to caH Con-
ference 30 take the ve1ed Eastern Question into
tiltratiou.