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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
FRANK H. NORTON, Actuary.
No. SO Broadway, New York.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER ON THE SITUATION or
ThE SOUTH.


L.. sss:
lief Society This department OF the work. though has
the same bent the main association In New York, STILL
ss .o
serns for wan, Of the sommones.
IN which relief most requsny administered are such as
q a he
e. " used : -a s South vs0 g
use no sa,sher term ar. actually saTerSs' aySs .sry
tafe The most anSoSnded hospitality time. p.st
case now s psoe than me Adversely, Of those
oo '
s heir nsss ns f Ss osn
die. under and yet eouccsl. Win his mantle The
call upon you III. morning they cannot ali 30 reached
q tie South They possss. he saecon and
Of It's citizens Any aid We sve them IN such way mo-.
arc Sspss isao VIII ss .s,cs viii
81 sp and M % s s sss
turned from months Journey IN Florida and Georgia
Gated and eSaea afi hst would mel your tesris ccaS
late them as she told them 70 me Now brethren u you say
.p @ s :, S .s s ss "r s ysS s a
sructon oasr thai BY which the n,eirent lead
signs propioas in the south Thsrsht des.
% w re a no e 70 ss lSs
from their very suffering enioi the more our ereshers al!
FOR nose ia, Sl
peace.
. DEsr1TUrrOH IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. W =. W. Cr0wdcr. Superintendent OF Charity Sup
plies gives depcrabie account OF the desuuton prevail
ing In Wake County ~ G.. lie states there are Al le 4
three hundred families numbering thousand souls
mostly widows orphans. and deeply afflicted men who
sa 'a d -.,S r': 81
n 70 sSD . ss.n ~
children aud all she give them is green SALAD and sour
berries or parched Tor coffee boedc corn soaked IN
water Tor beverage OF these nited having mad
no meat for weeks bread for days no nou LOT months
recently.
GEORGIA.
litter from Berkeley (ua August g saw The cot.
ton crop ths whole section entirely tailed IN the
tweny days Labor failed; worms and the caterpillar
destroying RAPIDLY Wecannot make more than lagt
year. evel II we han sood luck from this cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
pEsrTurroS IN NORTH CAROLINA.


litter IRON Berkeley (ua August - SAYS -" The cot.
too crop Of hs whole section has entirely Jailed IN The last
twenty DAYS Labor failed and the caterpillar are
destroying RAPIDLY We make more than did ag,
year, even II we hsvg good luck from this cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
SHIPPING NEW S,
Almanac for New Y0rk-Tbis Day.
sun rises. q i0l Noon sets morn : fa
sun sets.,........ As High water. morn D ID
PORT or NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 8, 1897.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship City OF Antwerp Br), Mrehouse Liverpoo-J
& Dale
steamship CALEDONIA tBr) Mcdonald, Glasgow Mac
donald h Co
steamshi p Cimbria (Iarn), Trantmann, HamburG-Kun
Ship Koomar tBr), Griffin, London-Morgan 4 Tinker
Ship Il Stetson, Moore, London-Grnnell, Minturn
Co.
Bark Narenlyst DAM. Ginsc Glssgow-Funch MeincRe
L Wendt-
Bark adelaide. Plummer, Massachusetts Henry.
Bark Horace Beals. Blankenship, Rio janero-t Colby
Bark Andes Dalling. South Anboy-Baxter Merrill
Brig Fred Bliss shannon, Cork for orders-R Buck
Brig Arichat West tBry Mccarthy. Ro'terdam-Funch,
Meincke 4 Wendt.
Brig Nellie Antrim, Wallace. MarseiIes-w Ray.
Brig Fortuna Portl, Pietra, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brunn
Brig Dunlop (Bll Dunlop. Curacoa-Miller Hough-
ton.
Brig Thos owen, Guptili q Collins Co
Brig Havana, Bennis, ttavana--J Ward d Go.
Brig " Lord (Br), Mcleod, st John MN Greene
Brig Magnet tBr), Curtis, Halifax Leaycraft.
Brig James Miller. Pendleton Belfast-R Buck Co.
Scbr Garibsldi ,Br) Sadlef Denaraia-M Greene
Currie.
schr Josephine Hegeman a. Autigua-Jones Tough.
Schr Competitor Conklin st Thomas.
Schr Blue Bird tBr Patterson, ST John, MP Nevus
Son.
schr A G Noyes. Crowell New Orleans-R Drummond
schr runis Depew. Cropper, Richmond vs-van Brunt
Saght.
Co
schr Atlantic. Cakes Bangor-R Buck Co.
Schr Biow. Cousins, Boston-H W Loud Co.
schr Niger Thompson. Boston Ferguson a Wood.
Schr Collins, Mapes, New Haven-0 Racket i Bro.
Schr O q Ackcr Hohbie Stamford.
Steamer Relief Williams. ST Thomas-Coast WrecSina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

Major General PHILIP II. SHERIDAN Commanding
Firth Military District, New Orleans.
Major General JOHN POPE. Commanding Third Military
MAJOR General ). NJ scHoFrELD. Commanding First
Military District Richmond.
Governor A. Z. BURNSIDE, Rhode Island.
Governor y. III. PIERPOINT, Virginia.
Governor THOMAS SWAMI, Maryland.
Governor j. WORTH. North Carolina.
Governor j. L. ORR, south Carolina.
Governor X. NJ PATTON, Alabama
Major General r. o. G. ORD. Commanding Fourth Mil.
MAJOR General DANIEL z. sIcKLEs, Comma ndIns
Major General JOHN A. DIX United States Minister,
Governor CHAs s. JENKINS, Georgia.
Governor y. MADISON WELLS, louisiana
Governor THOMAS K. BaAMIETrE. Kentucky
Governor ISAAC MURPHY. Arkansas.
Governor DAVID 8. WALKER, Florida.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mra LAuRA BE nsnssry Mr. y SHERnxN,
Mira DRAKE MILLS, Miss MARIA MoULToN.
Mrs. Z. s. ADAMS, Mr.. JAMES CLARKE.
Mrs. HARLOvE MATHER, Secretary.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND GALLERY OF ExnrBI-
THE SOUTHERN AID ROOMS.
No. 645 BROADWAY.
. And also .
". HARTMANN, Banker, No. Broad street,
No. 20 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. ID. Z.
All communications on business should be addressed 10
FRANK H. NORTON, Actuary.
No. s65 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

CEELBYs HARD RUBBER TRUSS CURES RUr.
~ 'hrc retains the most difficult With comfort and ease
cream gnL easy safe no rustng breaking or srsppins
seoey hard Rubber supporter perfect support " the
mober invalid alo copulcn, seeleys iis instrument
az druggists stnd for pampbei lsE Chestnut street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

(oRNs, BUNIoSs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
Broadway.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
HYDRAULIC
CLOTHES WASHERS,
cor ALL sIZES,)
Superior Wrineer
A'GTACHED

~ Il i Avn EAIs
Asa FAMILY uAOolNH, hssssAs<p~r's
"A viii Z 49, se0eosaase IL a1V0atssss
vAisA ~ ksis6y -.
rias..-Tas HYDRAULIC CLOTHES
WAN ~ Ssauisss ~ power - euDests Il
shaa say AssA1ka nssaiss. ~ viii - frss
~ : 4 49, ~ qunnltsy u slsoAo.
aas~A ~ vasA9 snaIssay sttAsue iatasy.
q u1sstae 4 ~ 49,. = sAvaa1ae Sssss
shonlDsA = aay olhss 0aehias; . ~ elatA
- : cashstS cs,lAs ~ - va6oa q ~
49, uns, vNhoss w lsass isil1 - ~
0asgs tssams = ~ sstics. NJ svssy
Ae1oehpeoss ha1uu y topousih1s VAsa ~
80 labs3eo ~ uasAsl III frsctssa q rst-
Aea nsrhAQe.
TnRR-4Ae slnplts3e1 d ~ ooo1eFucttsa
rssisss II ~ nass asssi1s narAsss; ahsu \
- - piieottsa, Aa1 nsahiAg " - oSs u
os4s ~ ps1esse ~ slehs-" - weas
=: 3: I. ~. -: !, =, :..: :: :.
wate9, ve:ss ~ .ee.s =
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Throw away false irxs-s, yeur switches,
your wig
Dsstructive OF comfort, aud not worth
Cose aeel, come yoa,hiol, come ugly and
fstf,
And rjsscs In your own laxssiaus hair
REPARATOR CAPILL1.
For restoring hair upon bald heads.
iron whatever cause Il may have fnllcn
ost) aud lorcirs = growth Of hair upon
the hce, II has no equal II will force The
beard 10 grow upon the smoothcst face ia
from 6ve TO eight weeks, or hair aron
bald heaIs in from two TO three months.
A kw ignorant practitioners have assert
ed that there h nothing that will force or
hsstcn tbc growth oil the hair or heard
Their assertions are false, ~ thousands Of
living witnesses iron their own expert
eGce) can bar witness Bat many will
say. how arc We to distingaish tho eeaaine
from ths spurious2 II certainly 10 din.
cult, = nine tcnths OF the different prcps-
ratiom sdvestisd for the hair and beard
src entirely worthless, and yoa may have
already thrown sway largo sm ounts in
.hei. parchass. 10 such We would say,
Try ths R~paratc. CsppilIi; Il will cost
700 nothing. unlc~ 1t fully cumea up 10
oar representations. II yosr Drnggisi
does not keep Il, send I'VE onr dollar and
we will forward i, pos. paid. together
with aIecsipt, TOT the money. which viii
BE- returned 70 you on application, provi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
~ A You've LADY rr,u,,

~ A You've LADY rrtura
country howe, allss = .ojou,n !;
months N The city. WA hardy -
by her friends. Ia place Of -
lie. Asshei tsce. sAe had !. soi,, h
picxion o; almost narblc smoo.A
instead Of seuty three, she rsl,1
Cd but eighteen. Upon ioqsis
caus- u ~ great . change, she !
them that she vsed thr ClRGN
BALM, and coasi3reti /, "A =
acqa sisios 70 80 lady's toilet
uac any lsdy q gentleman ca
thcir pessonal appearance !.
fold. II b umple 10 liz eonsx
Natare hersslf h sinple, ye, ~
in is caescy in drawing i.psa
slso h~liaG, c'ssssing and btsu.l
skin and conplcxion. ny il, div
on the cutick, Il dsaws from !. q
PARTIES. kindly healing the ~
leaving the sufAes - Mature III
should Be-. clear, ssts, smooth s1 ;
FIJI. PrIes o., ~ BY mail OF Z
on receipt Of - ssdRs. by
W. l. CLARK + Co, Chesa
No. , West F.yetk !
Syn,Al
Tho ealy American agents Ic
OF the sosns.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
GROVESTEEN & Co.

A00 Broadway, ny
n,HRSE Instruments, after the most
l naatc-inf testimonials froM the first
Pianises in the country, who, st our so
licitalion, have tested them il tho Sc
vsrest nanner possibie, have been pro-
nouneed
III Finest Square Piano Hsgts Mads
in tho World.
II has always been GU: policy during
the TAfrtysix Years that W have man.
ufactsred Pianos, freire fhousand Of
which are now in use In the United
States and Europe, to give The finest in
stsSnsnt At the lowest cost Our sapc-
rios ebeilitiss enable US h oGer them
froa enc 70 tArcc hundred dsjlarr less
than any other First Class House.
The tone Of these instrunents arc re.
naskable for their peculiar Sweetness
and Great Rrilliancy Never losing
their quality when forced 10 their ut
most esPasity. Tho lower register re.
tanning IT, positivencss does nos destroy
the .aidcle and upper registers by
ninglisg with them In disagrsssbls con
fusioa. The refined beauty Of tone bc.
ing equally delightful 10 tho Impractical
and to the most cultivated ear.
They arc an entirely new style Of
Piano, hnished in the most superb man
nsr, rita foSy tsH ronHd esrners front
as1 bset, heavily carved lsss and Lyrs
ssspsstise base richly moaldsd, and
each instrument is fully warranted for
6ve ysars.
Juns y, 81. na6-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
BEAUTY!

Vkux. Oue application warranted IN
curl to nost straight and stsbbosu hair
Of sstass sex isto wsvy ringlsts. o. hesvy
massive cuFk. Has been used BY the
lhsAioeablss N Paris aud Ioodon. with
tho NEST gratifying results Don no in
jury TO ths hair. Price By wail, scaled
and post paid. o.. Descriptive circulars
mailed her. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS 1 CO,
Chemis,s, 766 River 81.
Troy, NY.
Sob aeesls lot the US. ssari6 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
Ymk Advertisement
CRISPER COMA.

on ~ ~ beastifhl end his,
via seasry syrs, and rsalsas bais.
Whas cshin8 tssasils ~, eelwtseS'
Kschaissd :As very Aeast cad mind.
CRIsPEk COMA,
For Ckriise Me Hair Of Nsbsr Sx
tsis Nssy s~d Giossy es:easfs,
or Heavy xassirs Orb:
By sesag this article. Iadies asd ssssls.
uasa cas bcantly thsasrlves . thossAod
III. Il y The only artieie Ia u: world
lhat viil coil straight hair. ssd at ~
eans ums Civ II . hrsutifsl. e'ssy ~
psasssse m Crisper Coaa mo- csly
essh ~ hsis, bet Invigcsasss, oeesssoes
and eInass u y highly aad datghos'ly
peslsnsj, sd : IL soss eompsete Arti-
ele q ~ kisd evss oderd y II Amer'-
eaa psopie. The CrSpes Ceaa will b.
,set 10 eay oddres, scajed aa1 postpaid,
b. q. Ad1Gens I'll osders TO
". L. CLARK 1 Co. Cksais's.
No : West fayette street,
uhiely syTsssss. n. Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

AADASs Rsxixesos. The voelascsovp-
cd Asescaogiss and Somnanbulislic Clair.
voyase Wills IL . clAifvoyaas staie. deIin
Gates W vesy kstures Of ths persou vou
arc 10 aasry, end By the aid AZ IN insirs
1ent o. lsssse power. ksowa a lhs
FsyesoaotFope, guarantees to produce .
perfect snd iie.likc picture oi he future
ss.ossd Of wiz Of the appaIsast. With
~ q marriage. cceupetIsr, sadIas
Traits NJ character, etc. fhh = 10 i,apo.
sitSda. ~ tesunonials wtthout pus,6cv
can aasert. Bv stating place of tirth. ago,
disposition, color Of eyes and hsir. stal
enclosnE any cents, md slsapcd cnve-
lope adars1Dsd 10 yourself, you will re.
ceivs u picture BY return msil, togclhc-
viii 4nsifsd intornation.
-. Addrsa 10 confidence, kadsms
0~fteds Rswtagton. r. u. Box 1917.
wen troy n. r. MILDLY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

rEUR CAP1I.LAIRF,' ~
dssssl ebeovtf1 10 nodsrn -,
spsa ~ Beasa ~ Hsir !.
ss'rssutous uussow. II h..l
~ ~ = Pssb and InaSss
oass an119iag ssccc~. ~
psschaasls VII ~ reri.,e,ss
afs sasi.1sstioa = not given y
ssAose " noesy will b. ~
hcdrd. Psi<s y nail, .,.led
pasd, d. Descriptive eirrnl.,
nooiAs nailcd ~. ADDE'S
SHUTS ! Co. Chsn,,,,
Nvrs sessst, rsy, Ny. -
bs .As Usi>sA Bsaiss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Daaiel Dssv y reported to have
- -. ~ Ia Erie speculation
- ~. Jehs Morrissey cleared
500. ~ mere.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

= LSseoc1. ...., .....S LuDpnCH.
+. R. LUBBOCK 1 BON,
A UCT1ONE1RS asd t,uam~isu
"A AsseAasts, Lo,g Rev. Main a.rs,.
Heastsa, Tssss, sniirit eessssnswn,s d
Ppsaass 81 M~ehasdise. win sIsu
On spssial sttsssIoa 70 IL ~ d ~
essss (Ose. 6-4y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

wHlsKERs
AND MUSTACu

Il ORC ED to
How upoa The |
.ooo0es, isc< /. |
ee0 three to g.,
MsxvleSSs'S(
III R0H AEAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
BROOKS HOUSE.

Aiia~ Street, SArscepsvt, Louisiass
THis large and cos,uediom house b.
! been renovated aud sboeo~shly repsis.
Cd in the most suhstanlial 1aprcy' ~
will IN q few months liz enisrersj 10 ,,sst
tue Increasing .leaan.is II the public,
The proprietor pledges hiaseif to brine
Sstc requssi.ion III tho ssparisucr, ensssy
add mcans at lib c0maapd. II maks 4
attractive and eoaIortahh
The best coolD asd vsjtop viii b.
ssrufed, and al eAaa IL maehcs sHusin
vii b. selected With cass. ~ dseens1j
With l,beralisy.
nhl6'u W, r BDflOHa
y. '. AAsLHy, IA van.
a'sssssss, u. MssA1M. Tssas.
w. F. RAPLEYACO..
Rscsiviss, 1sswasaiss,
o10L C01l1Uno0 UUnHAHM
Htea0heat Agents.
WnAnr BOAT At fHau1nvpe ynx
sHREvEPORT, La.
pARTlEs 'rdssius ~. b, ST..
! baas. 70 b esaaigpo1 b =. val ~
lnsgte6 u thsis ~ Esilne TO m III
Iv1ekDON WHARF boar ~.
49,. an{sge. : oyise q THlRTY.
~ n. -. :. AND ONE THIRD OBNTe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

AAGRa4sA Aen Galveston s>oArt
thaa A. B. Hail, Of Harris cou,ty.
- bssA appcintsd sheriff in place u
J. b. Proudsoot, Who sbscondcd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

All distinctions on account " Cd.
or, BY rsilroads Or other chartered
conpenies, whcbs arS <snncaS car
risn have bssa forbidden ia Calves.
~ N Military ordss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07
conYMrlosFRs

n II. MILLER Co, Fir.t pfem.2n
-. siehm candy msnufaeiofy, so New lrves
Wholesale tonicetiopers. Depot n Csiitor-
MIA Wine.
April II. 1857 -iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

r/oRS 4 BREMER. % Csmp Strsef, cos
II SANITY m hand, FRS, class Pianos, Plsysl's.
Martins and Oasriet $. the o.lebut-i c,elosd.
c;e. ETC.. etc. txii-.'y
A II NAY Cotton Factor ssd comm,s.
"A. lion Merchant. 20 Perdido street. New
ofiesns. may: 7si nal ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01
For Sale for 5000.

fT;...t house containing eight rooms, in good re-
49, miles from Portland. Has four acres OF land
rnlt trees &c. Price only $500. Address Horace
hi i,,!,, ffPeeport, OF N W. II. JERKS,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01
Farm tor Sale.

fJNIIE homestead of the late Scott Over Cane Eliz-
i abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good Of
cultivation fences all Stone wall young orchard, 70
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located School and
Church within mile. u Id
For TERMS &C., apply on the premises or TO
| q L. G. ROBINSON,
mch2O-H Is Moulton Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 50. s
Secretary Seward arrived this morning, and
was in attendance at 4 Cabinet meeting to-day
The Japanese Commissioners will probably be
present.
The regular monthly statement of the public
debt for the present month will exhibit a re-
duction in the debt to the extent of between
five and six million dollars. The receipts from
customs and internal revenue sources during
the month amount to about $28 100000, one half
of which being for customs is in coin. The ex-
treme lowness of the internal revenue receipts,
as compared with other periods, is fact which
has been of considerable interest for several
weeks, The balance in the Treasury in coin is
about $l00,0O0,0Co, with S14,000,000 or more OF
gold certificates on deposit Tomorrow the
Treasury will commence the payment of about
$25,000,00O in gold interest on the public debt
Nearly one third of this amount is due to for
eign holders, and about $l6,000000 will be paid
in this city
The Japanese Commissioners will tomorrow
have an interview with the Secretary of State
and submit their cree entails, and the time will
be fixed for their formal introduction to the
President
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01
LATEST NEW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO The
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Wednesday Morning. May I, 1867


NEWS per
New YORK, April 30.
The steamship CITY of Washington, from
Liverpool 18th and Queenstown lotn' has ar
rived.
IL appears that prize court at Cadiz has de-
clared the capture of the steamer queen VIC
toria to have been Illegal
The North German Parliament was closed
on the 18th by the King OF Prussia, whose
speech expressed infinite satisfaction at seeing
around him the members OF the House He
CONGRATULATED them upon having established
upon solid foundation, the Constitution
whose developement he would leave to tbe f,'
ture. The federal authority is furnished with
attributes Indispensable to it. The time has
arrived when our German fatherland is able to
uphold Its peace, its rights and its dignity by
its own collective strength and fine national
sen consciousness which has met with pow
ertui echo from all quarters of Germany None
the less, however, are all the governments and
people OF Germany unanimous that the re-
gained power of the nation has above all to up
uolu lJs significance, by rendering secure all
the blessings of peace The King closed by
asking God to bestow his blessing upon the
dear fatherland.
Count Bismarck then declared the session
closed, amid three cheers for the King.
The statement that diplomatic declaration
mad been made by the Governments of France
and Prussia respecting Luxembourg, were semi
officially denied from Berlin.
1t was officially declared from Berlin that
Will Uue exception Ol tnc 1--we ana LaiuWf-
herr, begun last autumn and now completed,
rendered necessary by the new requisition of
territory, no special military measures have
been adopted. The Rhenish fortress are not
armed, and no unusual demands have been
made upon firearm factories.
The Dutch Government had ordered its d.
plomatic agents to refrain benceforth from all
interference in the affairs of the Grand Duchy
of Luxemburg.
The financial administration of Poland has
been placed wholly under the control of the
Prussian Minister of Finance
The tumults in Oporto, on account of the
new taxes, have been suppressed by the mill
tary without loss of life
james McHenry, of Liverpool, had sailed for
the United States on business connected with
the committee appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
way. ~,
The bankers in ConstantinOple have given
the cold shoulder to the application Of the Gov
ernment for loan which would have yielded
y per cent. yearly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01


PrrTsBURG, Pa, April 49,
The lockout in the iron mills, which has eX
listed since January 18th last terminated yes
terday by the mill owners giving the work.
men their old prices. The nail factories will
also be in full blast shortly. Yl
OMAHA, Nebraska, April 80
The Union Pacific aud Chicago and North
western railroads, recently flooded on the
route via Chicago and Omaha to the North
Platte, are all right again, and passengers are
now going through without the least delay
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 20.
The Fenian arms bonded in Buffalo were
sold at auction this afternoon. The attendance
was large and the bidding very lively, and the
arms brought fair prices.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, April 80
A scaffold in course of erection at Wood
ruff & Robinson's dock gave away this morn
ing and precipitated four men who were en-
gagged on it into the river. Three of them sue
ceeded in reaching the dock, but the fourth,
named John Neutan, was drowned.
PHILADELPHIA April 90.
A well executed counterfeit fifty cent cur
rency has been put in circulation here. The
engraving on the face of the note is excellent
The diverse is slightly blurred. The note is
One-eighth of an inch narrower than the genu-
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 30.
.Allis, Waters g. Co., private bankers in this
city, suspended to-day. Liabilities $4,000.
no NEW YORK, April 80.
Reor Admiral Charles H. Bell, of the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, has issued an order inviting the
navy, army ane marine corps to attend the
funeral of the late Rear Admiral RinggOld.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01
Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, April -.
The European conference which is TO meet
in London next month to settle the dispute be-
tween France and Prussia in regard to Lux
eemburg, will be composed OF representatives
from Great Britain, France, Prussia Austria.
Russia, and the King of Holland rs the Grand
Duke of Luxemburg. 1t is understood that
the following terms have been agreed upon at
Paris for the deliberations of the conference: =
boundaries. Second, the Notifications of Lux
emburg are to be evacuated and dismantled.
Third, the future political status of the Grand
Duchy is to be ascertained and determined by
the conference. Fourth, the final decision Of
Governments participating therein.
LONDON, April 80.
King William of Prussia has thus far been
entirely silent on the subject of Luxembourg,
which fact is causing considerable uneasiness
in Paris
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-01

NEW YORK, April 81.
A St Petersburg corr ospondent of the Lon
don Herald says the report that the Govern
ment had sold the Russian settlement in Amer
lea was at first thought to be a canard that had
originated with some spectators on change
but when it was ascertained that it was by no
means unfounded, some dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed by portion of the public, but more
sober men saw there was wisdom in getting rid
of what was not worth keeping. The colony
had been failure from the beginning. .5ft,
The Paris Debats publishes the following
telegram, dated Marseiles, April 18th Let
tiers from Rome of the 18th inst. announce that
proclamation had been posted up during the
night in that city, calling upon the people to
rise in instruction, promising them the sup
port of Garibaldi, and adding that the latter
believed the moment had arrived to attack the
Government, but that he would at the same
time respect the spiritual authority of the Holy
Father. A Provisional Government will be
formed and Plebiseite will decide on the ques :
ton of annexation. No public manifestations
have taken place consequent on the above
proclamation, but the Government had thought
it advisable to send achievements of troops to
the frontiers to watch any attempts that might
be made by Garibaldians.