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The Greeks and Turks Said to
be Engaged.
King william OF Prussia Ruler Of
North Germany.
THE RICHMOND STAKES At GoODWooD.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Yrussian Advice for Intervention in Gambia.
BERLIN, August 2, 1857
Count Won Bismnrk's Official organ here, in edi
toria article to-day strongly urges the great Powers of
Europe 10 interpose in the Cretan question.
The Greeks Said be Engaged with the
Tsrks-A French Squadron for the Coast of
Crete.
LONDON, August 2, 1867
Dispatches have been received here to-day from
Athens announcing that tho Greeks have defeated the
Turks in Crete in several recent engagements
Tho same dispatches make mention OF the departure
OF The French squadron for Gambia for the purpose OF
bringing back the refugees to Greece
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RETURN Of THE fntgca aouItoe ososossA.

Yesterday afternoon. al four O'Clock the French qua
,, vt Mercedita. having In tow the monitor onondsga,
wh,c, started some few days since for France came 10
tho barhor From the way in which the Onondsga ss-
bavsd sbs au.,,>rs TO have her ruddor damaged as n
passing through lie Nsrows. she yawed from si1o 70
side and steersd wildly II such should be the case this
monitor has me. with sihlsr accident a. that which
befe the Dundsrberg. she havlss to put back 70 Port
started for Europe These vessels coud not nave suH
fered from any stress OF weather as the eondaga has
oil her boats and deck fittings complete The FronoA
frigats Theemis has also returned probably aVquas
Of the accident TO her consort
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THIRTY LINES or COMMON SENSE.
Reader having glanced the editorials and the
in this Journal you tho Advertisements, saying
yourself These published by the writer's the
inerests.''
Perhaps But iess that youg
interests to read these thirty lines n you healthy u q
presumed wish 10 continue II sick, OF course yoQ
desire be relieved In either important yod
to know that HOsTETTER'S BIrTERS tho safest.
surest and best tonic and alternative advertised ia AMI
country This is period OF tho when the strongoS
iem Of s sreng er o a ne bs S o,en sa xsoo
ganzatIon recruit it, Therefore, preservativs %
and the malaria produces should sustain the goo4
constitution and sound stamina with which nAtupe ho1
blessed you-with this peerless vegetable tonic.
II scarcely be nece to upon the weak and
ailing the Importance acquiring by safe means the
strength which unassisted, Mature denies TO them Al
trial Before they have taken the elixir three days e
conformity with The direcons they will ackno wledge Win
gratitude it's genial operation They will nnd that inpsrta
mental well energy and regulates all the ins
dsbiased and depressed and in making ssismsata
timonaia sold BY all druggists. New York ONCE, - ~
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eolss.ing the duties and for preventing sassslns arc

coleeting the duties and for preventing sncssns ara
70 be alike throughouas Y = n
FREQ trahc between the States 10 suffer mScrrup-
Won oy proclamation Of war not even by the prchi
pision OF expectation in time Of In such case
a. effort must DO made TO induce all the States TO publish
similar prohibitions
The contracting states agree TO the reciprocal right Of
preventive measures against epidsmics OF man and
Deast Dat no one State Is permitted impose any re-
suctons which are not In force in Its dominions
Right or full iocomoton and exemption OF guild re-
srictions Is proposed The old patent law Of Septem
ber 1872 is 10 be the basis OF new determinations
well a. the money treaty Of January, 1867.
All the haroos Of the Bund States open 70 all
members OF the contracting Powers, and harb0r duties
are 70 be equal Consuls in foreign ports shall afford
verein
le than fifteen grosohen per hundred weight shall b
exempt from all further tar, excepting thai on similar
domestic articlsa
In the Zovsrein Council which Ia modelled after the
Bund Council Bavaria is to have six votes Wurtemberg
four and Hssse and Baden three each.
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the ENGLISH TURF.

Coodwood Races-Fourth and Last Day Of the
nIeetins-Rcsalt OF the Duke Of Richmonds
Plate Handicap-Cameliat the Winner.
Our dispatches BY the Atlantic cable from London,
dated Yesterday evening" give us report Of the closing
aav Of the weeks sport Goodwood aud the result Of
,hs Duke OF RIchmond's Plate handicap.
I, may be taken az certain tina, the course was IS
wall attended as on any day during the meeting as there
vas good card for the wnd up" and the stand prob.
ably sho good sprpkllns o. the fair ser, Friday
being the ladies' day
uAupt Sally Was most likely 10 great vogue. The
puke Of Beaufort aud his friends nduging in the limo
cen, pas.ims sndeavorns to annihlais clay pipes ant
doll, placed in tho iady's mouth thimblers, thre
card monte. tue sqs iokor. and all tho oths. amuse
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Gun SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
@ E r "a A n Y.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Prussian Election CaBvass-Opposition to
thc Cabinet aud Ofsicinl Appeal TO the Elect.
ors-A Polish Ticket-Count Bismarck Chan.
ceilor aud solo Accountable Minister of the
Bnnd-The schicswig erian
Ahairs-The ZolIverein Treaty and New
Duties and Impost Ruies-votes In the Coun.
ell OF tho Zollverein.
BERLIN, July IS, 1867.
tbs scc.on Ia becoming more and more the one topic
Under cover OF It's pros and ems the liberals eliminate
aud recrminate among themselves with great gusto
The conservatives and government party generally are
the contrary, harmonously working 10 secure all DOS
yble advantage at the outset Yesterday the Prouneial
Correspondent, contained the address, or rather appea Of
The MlDts,ry TO tho people. Part oft wa, as folow,
sAsau oar King turns himself in trust and copedepcs
to hs people, that they By tho choice or able and CON-
sciontous dslegatss may help him to further happy
Development OF the Bund. The Prussan people who
in the year Just passed amply experienced that the en-
dsayOr OF the King and Of his government Is directed
only to the veal and tina greatness oftbe Falhsrand
will certainly by the choice Of is delegates give proof
tina! IL recognizes In secure confidence and genuine
nnanlmy between tho government and the representa-
tves this sures pledge Of further ssuIary Development
OF tao Bund"
Despite the formal protest ty the Polish members at
chs close OF las, session. against the incorporation Of
Poland In tbs Bund and the surrender Of their COM
missions. the Pol.sh Central Election Committee has
Issued an election call As may DO supposed, Its tone
contrasts sharply with that OF the ministerial party
Commsnsas with the principle that the Poles not
will BE- Germans their country cannot be united 10
che Blnd by their free WILL u shows that very little 10
20 b, gained By refusing take part In the Parliament
IL only Germans chosen from the province they will
be the legal representatives OF the Poles will speak for
shsm and bind them; but II they themselves appear 10
che boass they will be the living conscience OF the
nation will give open testimony OF lie life and rights
"couniymsn let 90 to the bao, box with ZEAL con-
oori and good discipline and give our votes to men who
pAa be the Interpreters Of feelings, Of our prnci-
ssA our truths aad Of our will The CONSEQUENCES that
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN esouElYs.

Coroner Lynch was notified yesterday TO take the
dying deposition OF woman named Mrs. Marsare,
Green who viii probably do from tao effects Of Injuries
she received frSm young man named william Clancy
on the ed of'Juy. IL seems the unfortunate woman
had appcarv witness In assault and battery Gaze,
in which Clancy vas Interested and her evidence on the
examination gave offence TO him. He, therefore, watched
his oppog uny and waylad her In the street knocking
her dow and kicking her In the most brutal manner
She WIS far advanced in pregnancy and the assault pro-
ducefl miscarriage and her physicians THINK her
reee,ver extremely doubtful Clancy was arrested ns
rf july, and be 10 now Ia the aymond street jail.
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ChiclSering G. sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
at the
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.
III addition to
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF fsOkOR,
the Emperor Napoleon, In
person, ACCOMPANIED the presentation with
the decoration OF
THE CROSS or THE LEGION OF HONOR.
thereby comforting to tho
CuICRERING MEDAL
Oh only distinction the four other medals awarded IN
PianofOres all OF which exactly alike and OF eqnAf
value. and thereby confirming the unanimous award a
tho
THREE JURIEs AND THE IMPERIAL COMMISSION.
placing the CHICKERING PIANO at the
HEAD or ALL OTHERS.
No &c Broadway. Now York.
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POLITICAL leTTea-wMTsas IN THE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ga, August q, 1857.
Ex-Governor Brown ia publishing ssrlss OF letters 10
the Chronicle and Sentinel 10 reply to ex-senator am
and advocacy OF reconstruction under the MiiitsV
bills
Ex-Governor Psxy OF South Carolina has whites
another letter in opposition - constructors on ~
Congressional plan
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VESSELS ASHORE IN rsSr. LAyNesce.

QyzBac, Aui ast 2, 1857
The ship Star Of Canada with a general cargo froop
Montreal, is sshore the pillars. The bark Mary DsT
kee outward bound is ashore at s., Rochss
The steamship Napoleon has bseEr dispatched to tow
the North American to Quebec. rrgs number OF so(s
diers in the garrison. whose times have oxpiret have
rs.enisted.
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BRITISH REFCRiA.

Progress of the Derby Bill I'm the House of
Lords.
LONDON August 2 1867.
In tho House OF Lords this evening" the Reform bill
was reported from the Committee Of the Whole where
II Was uadsr consideration, ana ordered to third
reading
Ftaa action will DO taken on the measure on Tuesday
a ners
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tus LONDON MONEY MAEKm-LoyDoy, August p
Evening --Consols for money, "a. American securities
closed at the following rates United States hyetweny
bonds 72I Illinois Central Railway shares, II; Erie
Railway shares, 4sA; Atlantic and Great Western con-
oo' lated bonds 22I<
Tas CoSTyESrAL BoussEs.-FRASKYoHr, August a.
United States fvetweny bonds have sold here to-day at
76% for the issue OF 1862.
Tue LIVERPOOL CoTros GARKvr.-LIvERrooL, August
2Eveuing cotton market closes quiet and steady,
Ut l0kd for middllng uplands, and l0sd for middng
Orleans The sales Of the day have been 10 900 bales.
TRADE RsroRrs. The market for goods and yarns at
Manchester Is dull.
! LvEerooL BRzADsruyFs MARKET -LrvrsrooL, August
2--Evening.-The market is generally dull Peas have
ads aoced 3D.. and quoted at AIS per 504 lbs
IdygarooL PROVISIONS MAREEr-IIvRRPooI- August
2-Eyening.-The marke. Is quiet and steady.
LvsRPooL PRODUCE MARKET -IIvERPooI, August 2
Evsnag.-Ihe market for articles OF American pro-
duce Is without quolable change.
Tug PErGoLsuM MARKsT-ASTwERr August 2.-Ths
nsrks, for petroleum is fiat, and prices are nominal at
aSl per barrel for standard white
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TIE METROPOLITAN r.Ll,c.

,aias Of the various police precincts Of lbil city and
Brookyn;--
GENERAL oppss 70. s0s.
Oyrrcv SUPPLEMENTARY fErrofOLfyAy Pourr.
-, 80 MuLhERsr Street ~ y, August 2 lse'.
chapter e5i Of he Laws Of 10 ia making provision FOR
perfec, record ~ arrfs for criminal offences and
81 the disposition by the Arts OF al where arrests
have been made requires moro full return than has been
heretofore from the police commands 10 the police
courts. In few lays xca VII % furnished with new
exclusively nee ios Won VIII n us,ns 'he new
prisoner sent The al the the made up
but also the names snd connected with
had bceh arrested and already
sent before The pocs courts wh,a Mei police day OF e
the rot1rn. Tho police Gay n 10 ~-efsocd as
JoHN A. kENNBuY superiVenienk
oxoaaE ". WlLIIss, IaspeeIoS y
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H U N @ A R Y.

Louis Kossuth Returned to Parliament.
PEsrH August 2, 1867.
Al the recsns election for members of the Hungarian
Diet Louis Kossuh chosen to represent the city Of
WAilzsu without Q dissenting vote
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

The Third Days Tanning ut Goodwood.
LONDON. August 2, 1867.
Al Goodwood to-day the principal race was that for
che Richmond Plate. Eleven horses ran. The leading
horses came In in the following order-
Lord Ronald.
AmAQua.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

King William Of Prussia Ruler of the New
Union.
BERLIN, August q 1857.
King William OF Prussia to-day issued proclamation
assuming the duties OF sovereign of the North German
Statas
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Wkene'er my walks abroad many poor nlsses
able dyspeptc people who would be healthy, and
and happy II they took PLANTATION BIITkRs that pAf
gon for giving the stomach energy
the torpid liver Joy TO the system and strength
the muscles 1t an admirable rcgencrAtor OF natufeq
wasted neglected functional In either Wo}
man. II gently exctes and pleassny sooihes With bott
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article, supGt
rior 10 Cologne, and at half tho price
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P R b S S ! A.

The New American Minister En- Route to
Berlin.
PARIS, August g 1867.
Hon George Bancroft the United States Minister TO
Berlin arrived in this city to-day.
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DIR. Kennedy's Diarrh9e Cordiai.-One noe4
WIFI every family In SICKNESS In health, should
have bottle Of q. every treveller by lard by wsts.
CO. q Park T. q. WELLS Co, 100 fulton strssl
and G. " CRITTEfToN, ~ si.lh avenue T. Y. A. rstso
BY ali druggists; price ST.
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THE SUlTaE'S TOUR.

Departure of His Majesty from Vienna.
VIENNA, August q 1867
Tia Sultan OF Turkey left this city to-day for Con.
9an.Inopio.
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twlosIas q 4 IocosoTNs.

Mosytr, Als., Angus, 2, 1867.
An engine on tho Mobile and Great Western railroad
exploded to-day, killing tho engineer eud orepsn lbe
passengers wero uniniarod
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A Cure Warranted Money Returned.-DP~
FlTLERs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently curp9
asS bEaA pu Far. Ts.n TExso
urnsdRaY
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Bafchelor's Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reliable
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Ell Elliptic Le,s . sewing sIsehirsss:
vol1te tension; adjustable drop feed.
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Lady Of CudOubted Chemical Attae44
mcns after constant researches Kindly assisted By the
talent has recently perfected CHEvALTER3
LIFE FOR the HAIR u positively restores gray hair q
it's original color and youthful beauty Is delicate drcsa}
ing nparts lfe growth and strength the weakest haiti
stops IT'S falling out at once Sold By all druggists fashiqD
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, NJ. d., L. Us Broadway.
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re
In addition 70 M voaderfpl utility iasiant alleviatoe
Of Internal pain. RADwAYiS READY RELIEF 10 a specific
for external 1nnamr aon AZ application for spAsma
Bruises Strains Cuts Burns aud sings II IA literally iuB
dispenssben every kOusehoa. Price cents bottle
Sold By Druggists
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For sssr Ia :5:sSs. ss s; m s.
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Royal Havana .Lo,tcty. Prizes Paid. f.
rod Information furnished Tue highest rstsa paid fo3
bosboons aud al kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bakers. 10 Wall street., n z
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s,ck Mssd.ehc. 1c.. sro iioroashy cured y 6r. tx
JAYNES Sanative Pills. They gradually change ~
yitated secretions Of the stomach and liver and restore
these organs TO healthy condition. Sold everywhere
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a T% ssS "so sa5 hbtT'i sh sss
III BroadwAY
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Deans Cakes and Confectionery, 90S
Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentsih streets.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecnry. gorneS
Eighth sud Twenty eighth fresorpous pre-
pared with care aud pure medicines.
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Boots, Shoes, Gaiters mud Slippers n
variety ready made and made Order at O. q
RIcAMoND's 575 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan HotSA
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Butchers Lightning Fly-Ktiler.-Every sheet
VIII kill quart OF hies. Also,
Butchers Dead Shot for Bsdbugs
Sure cheap. and easy TO use.
Sud everywhere
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Ladies for the Country, II You Wish Beass
uful Boots aud Shoes, paironize .
MILLER 4 co, No. 8 Union square,
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Orrs. g. NIacragsht's SPOOL Cotton, fso
ALEXANDER KNOX, "a Pearl street, NJ.
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D cSp sna Ii a csrtq b.po cst
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buy NIilicr's Hair Dye.-Be-t md Chen pese,
natural and durable. Sold By druggists. Depot, Deg
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Marine IntelIiaeuce.

QuEgysrowy, August 2.-The royal mail steam ship
ship Scotia, ,Captan JudkIns which left New York on
The Gath OF July arrived here at noon to-day on The way
90 Liverpool.
GLASGOW. August 2-The Anchor Lines steam
ohip Hibcrnia Captain Muuroe. which left New York
che 20n Of July, arrived hero this afternoon
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Crista dpro'- Hair Dye.-Tsc Best Ever MasS
ufactuFed Wholesale and reta1 also applied, Na u
Asl
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,cssn ~, D. TffLpR's fEGHfABTE RHEtMATfd
RENgnf Used i19rsriy New YORK sssnls, DsuAS
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Iii,r.sgs sg.,as %fr cs: ..,s c e ass2
gis,s
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Handy IN Have in the U,use.

Grover 81 Daker,a Highest rrcmIrra SswfAn
Machines GO broadway. New Yorss
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somcthius Now.-The SUBSCRIBER win opsI

somcthinE New.-The subscriber VIII Opoek
A. $50 Broadway his day aage and well assorted stock %
c,osbns, ready made also good 40 assortment " aAs
imported aud domestic Goods for customer work. AZ b
found IN The city Having had much experience Ia the bus
ness he feels confident Of giving perfect satsfacon Dow
BY the quality and the style Of his garments.
The prices will be found lower than any other hous
'''''" Wy ''"S"'' : ''u' c. EroESs. sDfosdsssy
-~-----xS Stitch ss,.
The Howe Machine Coz gnaI lnven,er az ~
ing Machine -ri.iAs iHoWE. Roadway, New YSrh -
s-and. Ornamental uysss
WIS. Toupe<s and Hair Dycips, all eoiors a.
.aifGr & Wilsgu Loci stitch scvvIus M.
= "A' es''oa Hole Nssha', 80 Brsalwsx "As~
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a5r & Wilsgu Loeb Stitch SOWING ma.
sl' pssloa Hole Naehlas, 81 BTsalwsT NE
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, July 22.-Trade in Flour continues
remarkably dull, but prices remain without
change. The demand is confined to the wants
OF the home consumers, who purchased few
hundred barrels at $8@S'25 for superhne; $3.50
9'25 for extras; Sl0@l2 for Northwestern extra
family; Sl050@l2 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do.
do; and Sl3@l55O for fancy brands, according
TO quality. Rye Flour Is selling in a small way
Meal. -- .
There is no Improvement to notice in the
Wheat market, and prices are lower. Sales of
800 bushels new Pennsylvania red at $2'50@2'eO
and 500 bushels California at 38O5@31 10. RYE
ranges rom 81 coolies. Corn is quiet and hrmer.
Sales of yellow at Sl'l4@1'l5; 1900 bushels West
ern do at Sl'4 and 28O0 bushels do. mixed aC
Sl1l@ll2. Oats are higher. Sales OF 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania at 871z@90c. Nothing doing in
either Barley or Malt.
Bark-The supply is light and the demand
moderate No. 4 Querci ron sells at $40 q ton,
Whisky-Common is offered at 25@130c. p gall,
in bond.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY.

rsPEoIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING FEIBsRAPH.l
WAsHIFeTON, July "a
THE New Postal Convention with Great
Britain
Official proclamation is made to-day Of the
new Postal Convention between the United
States and Great Britain, to take effect on Octo-
ber LIST. II provides for an exchange OF corres-
pondence between the United States and
Great Britain as well for letters, nSwspsapeIs W s
chandise originating in the United States and
the United Kingdom, rs for articles OF the same
nature originating in or destined for the coun-
tries or colonies the correspondence of which Is
forwarded through the United States, or through
the United Kingdom.
dence between the United States and Bermuda,
and between the United States and post office
agencies established in the Danish colony OF st.
Thomas, in st. Thomas, in Colon, and In San
Juan Porto Rico. The postage to be accounted
for in such correspondence shall be fixed from
time to time by the mutual consent Of the two
offices.
OHcIaI Publication OF the RecOnstruc-
ttOn Act.
The new Supplemental Reconstruction act,
and the Joint resolution aPpropriating 81, 600 900
to carry the laws that subject into effect, are
officially published, each signed by the Secre-
tary of the Senate and Clerk of the House,
with the statement that they were passed by
gress over the Presidents objections
The Extension OF Nail Steamship Service.
The following is the text of the joint resolu-
ton authorizing the extension OF mail steam
ship service:-
hereby autho orized to extend and improve the
mail steamship service to Japan and China, au-
thorized by the act OF February l8 1885, by esta-
blishing regular mail connections with such
other seaports in China and Japan as will in
his judgment, promote the usefulness and eff
cheney of the mail service established by said
act, provided that such extensions and improve
ments of the service are made without addi-
tional expense to the Government,