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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

CAPTAIN HAfre AsCrc ssARcs Late intelligence ilss
bssa received a. 80. johns, NJ r., from Captain Pail
Who searching the Arctic regions FOR Of SIR johA
Frsnkiins expedition He had determined upon arose.
arrangement for the purposA dspostss surHhss or
provisions - easy sfAge~ along The prvpors1 souts.
from some hostile Esqvimanx he learned " ~ a abouS
The time u shs loss 81 Ss John rnakns sssssl ssus
white men carried . dead body % NOV and buls =
Dne . vs n .non sssy cassfly e<nssssd, ana 10
the vaun vita assvy stons 0agR This bodv NJ Na|i
believes - - chs remass 81 s ohm and Ms intsso.
~ " visit The LOCALITY aad satisfy hmsslf upea lie sSs
possbtA He has secured Usny valuable a,{Iojs7
lvvrnsy swssA " af Joa'fs psss --s~'ss yswwsI
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uishwiaes Valued NJ $500. moo

|
From the Chicago Journal. Nov 81
The largest seizure Of bghwires the charge or N
attempt 70 defrsud the govsrrusaL yet made by 10
detective agents IN the wsst took place ~ Hsnnensr
putnam couoty, IN, located about one hurIcrsd
miles from ths cisy, The IInois river Bat few us
rcusrs are known about the AMIR, and thus ~ The
ofnccrs under whose order the seizure wss me- - r..
fuse even give the nanss Of the parties im
but sufheient 10 known 70 establish ths jsct be.
voud doubt thai . seizure Of moro than ID, ~ thou
sand barrels Of spirits has bees made, vhsss aesrs-
raas value will sxceed the sum or Ann eo0
For some time past ths government. dsters,ves
employed il me service q y Buck, Esq Of his
cav who IL the special Treasury agsnt for tns dstrit
have been dilgsaty ~ work 10 bringing this matter q
: fecss A. frst vas simply suspic loA nsxk urooi
20 sccumuIats and on Wednesday eve,inv IA ~
time 70 take charge Of the Aabsh mont ID shs
name Of the government cfhmsd, ausng other
Sssva among .hs initiated - NE double barrslsd prn-
swo ds.rcts each within the arsdcslon Of ssraysts
cours the parties guilty Of aIlsgsd fraud 90
matters that their opernor almost equally divided
betwses the Two lissrcss rhs I'll NE more easily
accomplished since Her nspin, the chief pons q opera
two dsparnepA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Arrest VI an. Alleged Nurdcrer-The City
Railroad Care Running n philadelphia
Yesterday.
M4 PHrAprirslA, Nov. 10. 1857.
John cuIp who, Il 10 alleged. 10 implicated in The
murder OF william Riddle In this CITY, in Nay Hasa vas
captured yesterday q Nor,hssr IL xalyisad. ne
made 10 obecsion 70 coming 10 .his state Without The
fermsisy OF rsquisision from the Governor and ne
hes been fully committed fof trial.
Usdsr the recent decision Of The supssms Court the
ears we're several Of me city railways to-day and
were veil pairoaissd. In churches the ministers
strongly denounced the whole affair most wicked and
snchrlsuanliks.
heavy rain storm has been prevaiilsg hero sinss
last svsniag
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NEW YORK.

Acctdens On. the HuAass River Railroad.
PoucHKnErsn. Nov 10. 1857
By tAssccdsnsaI displaesnsns OF switch ii Rhine.
beck station, the Hudson River Railroad.
On Saturday aight. eight cars Of N extra
frsisht tram bound south we're thrown from
the track and badly smashed up NOBODY vas injured
bat the dova tralns detained some hours By she
accident large force OF workmen were sent up from
this city as.ss In clearing away the wreck and taias
are nov rassing regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
LOUISIANA.

A~siv"i Of Immigrants from Earsvo-Dtscen.
tsassnce Of the Daily Msrtaary Reports.
NEW 0RLEAHR Nov. 10 1867
The ships Astronom and Corr Antis have arrived here
from Hemea with four hundrsd and fosy-nne emi-
Sraaa the greater portion Of whom sos the North.
west and thcy we're taken board . sieamboa for st.
Louis without landing Quite number Of emigrant
ssips havs arrived n this port lately.
the Board Of Health has discontinued the daily NOR.
taary reports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
MISSOURI.

Propagation for tho Annual Meeting or
enc :" Army Of sho Tennessee ',-Thanlxs.
xjvin4.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 10, 1861.
The sevcra, committees Of the socioty Of the "Army
ofths Tennessee have completed she arrangements for
the annual meeting Of the society here on The 18th aud
i4th 'astants An unusually interesting reunion 10 ex-
pectsa General Rawlings president Of the society will
probably deiiver the annual Grafton General Sherman
viii speak At the banquet. General Howard has teis-
sraPhed thsa he viii positively be hero large nun-
bsr Of other promnent generals will be present. Gen.
sri Grant is also expected. Ali the main trunk
railroads In Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Missouri and maay
other roads Ia those states, and 10 KENTUCKY,
Tennessee and Iowa, and both Of tho Union Pacific
roads. viii return men here tree presentation Of
certificate from the secretary OF the society.
8ovssnor Fletcher has appointed tho 2sth rs
dAy'os thanksgiving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Dsssecrassc RcIoicInss Over the Late M<c.
lions.
PoRrIAkn NV. 10 1867
rbs democrats made large demonstrates over the
late sIeciions last night Al the City Hail. which was
packed 10 sverncwing BIon Bradbury Ia D. n. Sweet
and Y n PlIsbury we're the spsaksrs Amer the meat
ing Inc crowd adjourned w.thA band, 10 the United
states Hotel 10 sersnsde Mr. risbuy asd were fhsre
addressed by General Samuel J. Asdsrsou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
DAKOTA TERRIroR Y

rrsse kiEhs ~ Cheyenne-One Haudred asd
Fweuty-three Rounds Fought.
CgRyEssx. Nov 10 1887.
pfzs night took place here to-day between John
shaunnessy OF Denver and john Hardy. Of washing.
ton, FOR $500 Oas hundred and swsnty three rounds
we're fcagh. in ono hour and forty minutes when Hardy
vas declared tbs winner 10 consequence Of shaunasssy
giving him foul blow Both men wsrs terribly
pHnizhnd
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photographic NEWS.


kesoiusiss at Maramorss-Ths Iufsrnanss
Arvested asa Imprisoned.
New 0RLgAxs. Nov TO- 1857
10 O'Clock r. ~.
tbs steamer = Mary, from Brazos % the nh ins,
arrived hers to-day.
The yellow fever u bad Il Rio Graads cily
Ex-Aayor Moorhead Of Brownsville, iniorns me tina,
snsrs spirited FOR the sosernorship or t.
nAalpAs between Generals Trsnsro and soldiva.
several citizens Of ha.amcros recently charged csrsin
'v'l officials With being concerned attempt u
evolution whereupon Coiono Pslscio arrested and in
psiscped the nformantS Nv informant thinks another
popular attempt a revolution will 10 attempted before
turse months
Northern Mexico has gone strongly 70, suares a
prssdent
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RHODE ISLAND.

s.os. ~ y Schosnev-safcty ~ che Drew.
ProvpsScs. Nov TO- 1887
The schooner Atlantic. Of Dsltimoss IRON nssfosk for
Roson with cargo Of old iron copper 60 struck On
partially suuksn wreck Saturday niset sight o. Ven
russ southeast Of Nonssuk Post causing tes Schooner
20 teak 80 badly ihs, she was abaadoasd NE ssptsia
.ss crew -four IN number kns 10 the boss sua rsach-
iax providsncs this afternoon. The schooner dsap-
n.srsa soon altar the men left her aad she supposed
"a nav. ssnk The niGht was thick and rainy. The
Atlantic was an old vessel. Of szh,y.sIr tons measure.
meat aud ives uninsursA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Ftords and Louisaaa promise large ossses eosU-
ies season. teaches viii cot grow Florida
Three Villains have pssa dssscssd 10 rsmpssss
county. Wtscossn, poisoniag horses.
normal school for tho frssdmsu 70 70 BE- esAsishoA
a. saokscnvillc, Via. fet 8 4T 1905
- Paul Minnesota. boasts o. having built tSss-
4Au houses IN ths course Of the past too years.
elinss rs-ssctlon.
In QuAkertown. Pa, recently vtros horne sssxod >.
ooy ~ zoe bead and with sach saAhsn jers ~ . Az
ioesse sne iAas mock and kill him. hslH
In Portsmouth, N H., tho Staes ans CssSe~ ssuz>s.--
per ha received one Thousand dollars damage Tor iniurv
70 their once BY radical mob about l~o years age
The white frost At Now Orleans GU the "a closss H.
yeow fever season for 1897. The whole nutnbe~ r.
deaths BY fever IL reported al ), o06. go
Ths present population Of cons,antinose n ssid 20 -
million, OF whom about hroe nundred thou.
sand arc Christians all she others Moha IA on a.
most goted character
New York drummer = . hotel 10 Kan,ss cry ~.
Gently called bunaio Tue served hia~
an pisce a broiied buffalo robc, with tue hair snxeA
"a, which duly rsiisho0 - the real thing.
The Cairo Democrat tells OF I" fond but abandose0
husband Jackson county who rec0aced his bereavs
meut eopemens Of his wife With another fcilou
BY accepting hundred dollars giving full receipt u.
quit claim.
The drought IL Illinois coatnues In the counlry maap
welis suil dry. and nearly al csssrns emEsy
Tho sroutAo farmer aud UNDERGOING In ooose
quence "a very scrouA Some are obliged % draw vsse
many rnes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

AZ hs sI sne SSsFss9
siE IL shn i. s:s
Harson !osciyn Green and Bntrrhsd 70 chan 70 sSs a.
Their s;srs.sS charge. OF su..yasanc- or fv . ~.
Imperfect tno~isdss ,s n 'ass': Z
have .irs.dy stated The policy up which u
has ssSs t !, sd ash =
%. Ih Sssn The Ssy e The .cmn,n,
have wha, has been bons wiss sns nycvSsss
direction and able and earefuh adnsinrss on are sss
The ses . free 70 all II il =. open for Az, sa "a On.
y Fl o s:4 ss 81 mem .
Tbs prosperity o. he csnSsay under se existing ma,
s condition sBTfa s H pss 81 e..
With prosperity sSsr ' g . lsass ne
vr, l..s., inter-. "a :. .loesAoa.r.
been Tor the good u all % stock holders. 40
the co%psny han sealisaen 700 have only sssi, a.
Ths.. sensIsIssa sesr. ss.e 10. affair. Of the
"a. cS%so 81 The 81. As ss
se would '' 4 ss ~ q re- s
,.ssas sss ~s ~ ssa least 'd anything
The hsais Man cs@rsay e rusaiaE cs believe bus
s:;: :sP' Ss;:s s::
ss ';ss sis ss s:s .s
sas.s::sS ,.s.s. Interested Ia A...
Pacific Conpa. aavs the upcu lkis side q
the shnus ~aored 70 the Atlantic Company ships
confined 10 tho Pacific But q los Aow De
r;,iss sasrss aars ca Prod y sss s,:s.'ssa.
solicit pFsIies Oonpauy sSsv 80
II Tsf ss s =: any :s a %
interests ave the fua~l SssSr.
shalt pay nothing kny - keut n m.
direction. havs natural and us, prlaa a van =. =
prusDerty TIA Coon Sv NIX
We have . other W serve. - -
We knfw well that any polkg bat lost Ne carseui am
policy which beer puystef snusf - fnl,o
hv dsAAter sharaAolders con ssdev nj ~
themselves wh, u vii hotafest ntrust thu snoi
hA ue&A prspersy. Louis MuLAuB.
FRANCIS HKIDDY
WIZ. DENxIsTOrN
JAMES n. BROWN
nCSEs ~ GufNNELI.
. JONATHAN raORNE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
THE INDIANS.

rhc Northern St0ax, Chey cnnes, Arapmhscs
and Grows 90 llrct tho Commissioners n
Fert Laramie.
ST. Lor1s, Nov. 10. 1897.
An Omaha despatch fu.. representation OF ths
Northern Sioux chevsnnos, Arapahoss and Crows will
meet the Indian Commissioners At Fort Laramie.
The Commissioners viii return 70 North Platte about
the 18TH whore Ill the Southern Sioux and Chsysunes
Who arr represented very anxious Tor peace, viii
nasei Them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS

hRrss Fire AZ Northamptou.
SrRNGyIKID Nov TO- 1857.
Williams hashsI- mandatory Al Northampton was
burned morning. Loss $50 00O insurance SCOT
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Observation-Disclosures F!Al5s sA;ESs

aofSEihDs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
established fact that dude and substances eubbs1 nso ~
skin taken BY Absortenfs and quickly ntreAaep1
Intethe system = they had undergone the proccss q
the stomAeh We know Tor Instance thai
produce salvation short period - The eucknls
way-by absorption The daanfeet!n. sod ASu.na.m~:
SOAP OF diseases which that eparaoa B.
designed The leaves of t~ forest
every phase Of cruptve disease up and dssppear ssaeS
Worms. rustr,es, Bochss DIacssoratOns aud every da-
gtsna form Of rtmples. Salt Rpeum Ringworm asd q
OF a6eotsen
and RAPIDLY sradicAssd By h harmless yet povcr al e
sienl #
GOURAUDs ORIENTAL CREAM and bis other pvepa,
rki0Ds b had 81 his old - aa1 q
druggssts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Tive Three Guilds In SaccesnDea Wus.
with many CONSTITUTIONS securely establish tho SEEDS n
consunpton - the systsn thus couvertina what
pnally ole cnrabIs a1ectl0n seneray fssi
while orss, pudsTce, therefore, makes Tie busness
OF every 70 take of cold until GOT rld Of -
iagsnt srisnrs lorsnnsscy prsseats remedy Ia Dr.
JAMES kxPECIORAsI, thoroxghty aiAptsa " remove
the prim ~ ssshoss and hrunchsus
Sotf ave sy1here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Jersey DIV.
pexvcsArsr Rsi1cisc--A grand iorchlishi PROCESSION
viii come ~ this evening andsv the srsp,css Of the
Hudson County Democratic uuiou Club The tine vlll
move ~ eight O'Clock
uObokeu.
THs DsAs kicBxoU N Dcck "A lans aumbsr OF
the citizens PAID vsa Of inspection 10 The Dean Rich.
nond, nee lying on the dry dock for rspairs rnsy
we're shown through the grand saloon and sass apart.
msns BY Tbs officers Of he vessel Who svipced great
courtesy and attention towards the visitors and
buted 70 their eradication. The vessel presents
weather worn appearance but she 70 70 undergo .
thorough repairing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Tbes Hair. scalp and Face
~ = - pRkEr, Dcrn atoiogist. - Bond AlrseI nsw
ro ouno ~ % The Dsrmatolorcsl science In this cosn-
treas ell cutAaeous dsesiex az tas hesd
o. 70 of , h.r and premature grAyness. -
iny O@ tW also moies moth tvrrkfes.
~ .one homes fbark noxss I'll
r. * survsns snc sccrbute assonons t6e fAes seok
10 q xsse Cor sonsul,aou, personality or By n,,.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

VIZ Rsrnrd clrs- Wtn.scw,s Scsskiss sysss
- eyAiuAhs Tor The for which desgnco ens
Muid haze " us price were tcube Whist u scw - We
zA - Al IN our pcwer IN utsatuoe egonx or fssnss
relieves she chih from pain scfsns Ne ssns $500 -
Inflammation, wud ccis and sure 70 fs9eIss 80
bowels gree rest and health 70 she cnId ana 40
mother.
MRS Wrwstows SOOTHING SYRUP
Having thu far He of CT RTts - y" 80 s~'s
wrsplsf. All others base tmrtAtoDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Dr. u. G. Perry, Dcrmaa0ies!sss - Boe4
street. New York. ill disease of the scala loo -
hair and prom lure arayness also nAoes MssA $3.50
u1ob. freckles tan euuedoDus (oiack wermst unaakmM
red and AL pLHples esuptioas the facs 49,
parts OF ae body NO charge for constellation SeA1 -
circular. + sNt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

hyarnWiic CoW u1uRcrs
cure aching hands and kicking Patented
lS66, Noveo 1857. simple, durAhD
II m iks any number cows AZ the opesAu
By oiher power miiks the -four teats o. -
initiates calf. draws stops draw -
swallow; milks asy; isn ~
agreeable the than hand milking
opportunity Ia offered for cstorprising -
VIA large % smaH ptsL W mske money ehher ~ ~f
ing stocAUpN w @tI q cunntry CAl ann examw
youfsevcs run uncd macnnes ~ constznt opers doa-
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Doubloons and all kinds o. Cold and s,.vee.. 81 M
TAYLOR 90. Banksrs 10 Wall ssrssk, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

The very VSGhc~s Prsxe. she Cross ar eAs
Legon ~ Honor Of -
GROVER BAKER sRwIE0 MACHINES 81 lie Hxrs-
sitstiou UnvsssellA Paris 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Furniture at Reduced Prices.
We entire stock OF rich aAa fashtonAbe vsnA
ture ~ greatly reduced rrices .-..t
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Hsicheios,s Hair Dye:-TAs Iess 70 ehs
neoas Factory 81 Bsrclny street LII @s
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s| Ak;NsTIniysr.a dx Exss.,ti:s., xnric. ln6z,T
the hrst grand god medal for American GrAod square 49,
Upright Pianos. by the verdict Of the Inler-
nsouai july THIS meca distinctly classified nrs< II
@dersof merit over all Other American exhbtors sud
nearly AL the nso. celebrated q Rufyp&
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

Cristndexs's Hair Dye. Ths y ss Hvos Nlea-
slactured Wholesale Aoa rotAn; also applied AS. Nd
Aalor HOsscx
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,wtgs. T.ygsss 80 g Sri b,s,s. s Ms
BArCftKL0RA 10 Bond ssss1
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Hydraulic Cow rHslker.

GRAY Hair, BntdGqss. sore scalp, Cssee-
New hair forced 70 DR. GRANDJkAs. Aetar plAeo
Fifty yoArs pracAce wNn #94
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

aso. 0oe Gas - cfade .bs Psrcha4s~n -
invsovsns ~ soorsisn1 swss,s
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A.-The CurteOes OF Busiuess. w eM
The cuckoo not having brains or eneru seoaeA e 60
smarter blrds luse the counteeters or tbs uinsbD
NIGHT BLOOAtNG GENEuS father their BILE
peands upon Phaton son by initiating their taheis -
trade arka Wreched cuckoos bSd eans Will aovo
pass cusrcnt fos the genuine articin
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sive marble, half price and durable
HUDSON RfvEE SLATE COMPANY. Il Park no = NJ
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Wv yoxx Nov. =. isue
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-07

dant harvest has much improved the condition
Of the suffering districts.
Returning to ireland and Fenianism, her
! Majesty says, In a spirit of womanly charity:-
1.-THE perseyering efforts and unscrupulou US
assertions of reasonable cons pirators have,
during the last autumn exalted the hopes of
some dsatected persons in Ireland ana the
/ appTehenslons OF the loyal population, but the
firm and temperate exercise OF the powers in
! trusted to the Executive and the hostility
| manifested against the conspiracy by men of
| all classes and creeds, have greatly tended to
! restore public confidence, and have rendered
hopeless any attempt to disturb the general
tranquility. trust that you WILL consequently,
be enabled to dispense with the continuance of
any exceptional legislation for that part of my
dUminions."
His Majesty regrets the extent of the cholera
and the cattle plague, and IN reference to the
former, states that she has ordered important
commissions to arrange for the i'm mDrovement of
the sanitary condition OF the principal cities
Addressing the Commons she says the esti-
mates for the support of the Government have
been prepared with a due regard to economy
and the requirements of the public service.
She hopes the Commons will grant moderate
sum Tor the establishment of an efficient army
reserve.
The important subject of Parliamentary reform
also claims her attention, and she expresses the
significant hope that Parliamentary delibera-
tions may be conducted in a spirit of modera-
tton and mutual forbcaFance which may lead to
"Ghe adoption oil measures which, without
undue disturbance of the balance of political
power. shall freely extend the elective tran
chise."
The condition Of the labor question, and the
rights and wrongs of employers and employed
are mentioned, with suggestions that measures
be taken TO settle differences and secure Justice
The condition and wants of the merchant marine
are also subjects for legislation, and attention
is called TO important features in the navigation
laws of France.
The railway muddle is so important that her
Majesty VIII propose a bill to regulate those
stupid corporations, and enable them to meet
engagements
Among minor matters, the Parliament is called
upon to improve the management of the sick
and poor; to amend the Bankruptcy law; to
consolidate the Probate, Divorce, and Admi.
Ialty Courts, and expedite legal business in the
Common Law and Excise Courts.
Tenant-rght is also mentioned. and a bill
will be introduced to encourage occupiers of
land in Ireland to improve their farms, and to
secure to them just compensation for perma.
nent impl Ovements.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-07
The Queens Speech.

From the Times.
The Atlantic Telegraph gives us a Uer5dtim
report Of Queen Victoria's speech at the open.
ing of the British Parliament. Her Majesty
congratulates the Lords upon the peaceful and
satisfactory nature of the relations between her
Government and all foreign powers, and hopes
that the late Germanic war may lead to durable
peace on the Continent of Europe.
With regard TO the questions at issue with the
United States, she gives her high sanction 20
the understood fact that she has suggested
mode by which the differences growing out of
the acts of her subjects during the late civil
war may receive an amlcable solution trusting
that her suggestions may be met in cores
ponding spirit, remove all possible mlsunder,
standing, and promote relations OF cordial
friendship.
As TO the war between Spain and Chill aud
Peru, It appears that the protfered mediation,
or good offices, OF the Queen and the French En-
peror have Jailed to further the object OF re-
storing peace.
IN the matter of the Cretan insurrecton, she
has, with Napoleon and Alexander, retrained
from direct interference; but all have eXerted
themselves to bring about improved relations
between the Sultan and his Christian subjects,
not inconsistent with the rights of the Porte.
The negotiations whereby Prince Charles of
HohenZollern accepted the Governorship of the
DaDubian Principalitles have been satisfactorily
arranged.
Colonial consolidation is fixed fact. and a
bill will be submitted to Parliament whereby
all the North American Provinces will be
united in one Government as members of the
British Empire.
The Queen expresses a kind sympathy with
her famine-stricken subjects in india and
states that her Government had instructions
10 make the utmost eXertions TO relieve the
widespread distress. Since the famine an abun