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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-11
Best Family Groceries in Town

EUR the best articles OF Flour, Meats, Teas, Cot
4 Tee, Sugars, Butter, Grain, Fish, Coal Oh, and
rOOkery, aud all kinds Of Family Groceries, at
lowest cash priees, 90 10 J. 7. IACKSON'S No. 2,
.vans' Block, SAndusky street, near Delaware Run
Aelaware. oulo- Goods delivered free OF charge
iuside Of Corporation.
July 12, '67- N,
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a TTORNEYss AT Law, Delaware, Ohie. VIII
~ promptly attend 70 80 legal business iatrust
al 10 their care in Deiawars and adloitan couu
ties Particular atFeaaiOn given 70 prnoeedings
under The new 1ankEupt Act. 9FEEcE, WmuAHs
& LGTMER BLoals
Aug, 2, '6T-u
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a splendid Newspaper &c.

The Ledgsr hnildiRq AZ Philadel-
phia, which was occupied by that
Journal q few days since, 10 described
as follows
Its exterior presents 8 splendid
structure l65 fees on Sixth street and
81 on Chestnut, Of brown stone Mater
ial, five stories 10 hight, capped by q
beautiful Mansard roof. The orna-
mentation Of the stone between eaoD
story Is chaste and simple, aua thetev
fore elegant, consisting mainly Of arch
es over the heads 81 the WiudQWBr
with carved -keystOnes and cOrnice,
irieze and architravs Perhaps that
which drst attracts the notice OF the
behOldgF, however, i8-the vast amount
Of window glaga in the building, the
whole looking not unlike crystal pal
ace. alittering with light This will
be understood BY the reader when he
is 10 formed thGt sbOFe the lower story
the building contains no fewer than
354 windows, with a total Of 2,8Z4
banes of glass. lit may be naenaonea
that 500 600 pounds OF iron Wron8ht
and ease. have been used i'm and aboHt
the construction Of the bulldlnB.-@-
There are 6.50g fset Of gas pipePs5
more than 10, 600 feet Of heating Pee
and coils. and 500 feet Of speaking
tubes. 10 pass around the several
apartments above the pavement IN
wolves a journey Of more than mile
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-11

ulaiorIty Of those who read Newspapers never zen
give hastg giAass al busiaess advertisements,
and nh
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ReNFss eARDs
aTrn- d S,l.tlk. d. y.

y TETOULD inform The cilizsns Ol Delaware, taai
w she has uos' 5peuaa her once q alA =
room. .occapfad by Dr. Hess where sue villa be
happy n see ALI Who nag taVor har with q call
Sent qssaT-8rn
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EInsfed e HaseIfo1l.


HNROPAGAT0Rs OF GRAPE VINES AND OTHER
Il Small Fralisa Prices On apPitsasi-n.
Nay, q, ,'67tf- 81
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Attachment otice.

vi Hiard s. stosEvsa, FltH J TaEFOBE J. ALLEN
No6ls G. Hair, Deft. Peace q Dsis@ars
Township, delaware county, Ohio. On the 17th
day Of September, A. D. 1867 said justice issued
an order Of Attachment ia the above action, for
the Of Two Hundred aud Sixty six dollars and
SiXty-eight cents.
sep.27'5T 81. WILLARD 8. STOCKWELL.
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The moanest lie IN the papers now is
Binck-ley.
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DEAD
to their own ntersst, to buy all Of their Clothing
and everything
{ N

the Furnishing Goods line
TALLMAN, HELLER b WATKINS,
One door North Of Williams s. Lsaiimers Block,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON May -NOon.-The Money market IS hrmer
aud Consos advanced to 92s for money American
securities opened asfolows United States FiyeIweneS
72j; Illinois Central shares, &c.
Afternoon.-The money market is frmer, and eonsols
have advanced to 92 for money American securities are
buoyant and general advance il prices has taken place
the opening. The following arc the ruling figures
at this hour United states FveTwenty bonds 1885, Erie
shares. 42i Illinois Central, 761.
Evening-The money market is quiet and steady. Con-
soils closed 92 for money. American securities closed
at the following figures United States FiveTwenty
bonds 522; Erie shares 42l Onis Central shares, 7Cl
FRASKFoRr. May ls.-United States FivcTwenties
closed here this evening at 7s for the issue Of 1902
IIvERPooI, MAY 1s-NoOn.-The Cotton market opens
quiet with prospective days sale Of 10000 bales prices
are firm at l1id for NddIng Uplands, and 1sd for Mid
ding Orleans The Breadstu market is generally quiet
Corn has further declined and is now quoted at Al per
quarter for Mixed Western Wheat is 13 for Milwaukee
Red No 114G f6r White California; Oats 3G Barley 40
Peas 1916 The Provision markets. firmer and prices are
higher Pork buOyant and is quoted at rs bb Beef
has advanced to 1916 Lard 5l9 Bacon S9 for Cumber
land Cut. Cheese, ca p cwt fOr fine American.
The market for American and other produce,
both here and at London is quiet and prices are gener
ally without material alteration Ashes, however, have
declined 80 cwt; Taow, As O. Sugar, "a for No u
Dutch Standard; Rosin, for common Wilmington, and
- for fine; Petroleum, I'D z gallon for Spirits and
as for standard White; Spirits Turpentine, 35 Clover
Seed 81 for American Red oils quiet at 439 lO for
Lnseed, s1S for Sperm, and $50 for Whale; Linseed
Cakes 80 15 for Oblong for feeding Calcutta Linseed
65I; Pig Iron, 3I6.
AfternOon.-The Cotton market is quiet and steady
The Provision market is firmer Pork has advanced
aimee the opening and quoted at 49, per bb OF
roo n. for Prime Eastern Mess.
EveningThe Cotton market has been quiet and steady
aud prices closed at the opening rates viz 1d Tor Mid
aling Upands and nld for Middlng Orleans The days
sales have exceeded the estimate made al the opening
Harao Iavaa1 1afyF ,aplrat
closed quiet and unchanged Corn, AZ. Wheat l3 for
Red and 1lG for California White. Pork closed at 70
per bbl Lard 5l6 The market for American produce,
both here and London, quiet and prices are without
material alteration.
LONDON May 1s-AfternoOn.-The sugar market II dull
And prices have declined No l2 Dutch standard
quoted at There is quotabe change in other
kets.
ANTWERP, May is-PetrOeum is dull, and has declined
TO AT francs per barrel for Pennsylvania white.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE LUxEMBURG CONFERENCE.

The LII XEMBCRG
The first meeting of the Conference for the adjust
ment Of the Luxemburg difficulty was held May Z, in
London at the official residence OF the First Lord OF the
Treasury, in the in which the Conference on
the Schleswlg IIOsten affair was held in lSGi LORD
Stanley presided. The following the principal mel
bers OF the Conferences Count Appony the Austrian En-
DasSadOr; Baron BruDnOw, the Russian EmbassadOr
Count BernstOr the Prussian EmbassadOf Prince de Ia
Tour d. Auvergne, the French Embassad0r M. Van de
Netherlands Minister Two representatives Of Luxem-
burg present IL is said that the members have
ranged that nothing shall De made public concerning
their deliberations until their conclusions have been ra
fled by the several Powers.
PROCEEDINGS or PARLIAMENT - THE IRISH CHURCH
oUEsTIoS-MpoRTANT SPEECH OF MR. GLADSTONE.
The House OF Commons in Committee the Re
form bill Monday the 6th and debated the third
which Mr. Torrens NCulloch proposed 10 add
qualification for dodgers" The debate on this point Oc
eupied the whole evening, Mr. Bright urging the Govern
ment with great earnestness 10 adopt IT, The House ad
Journed without coming 70 decision upon IT, -..t ll
On Tuesday, the 7th, the Irish Church QUESTION came up
motion OF Sir John Gray 10 inquire into the tempo
raIlties Of the Irish Church, TIC most important event
Of the seegon far its 10 ireland
concerned the speech Of Mr. Gladstone favor OF the
motion and the narrow majority with which the Govern
Gladstones speech oed the death knell of the Estab
nshed Church in Ireland, and that very short time will
place all relig glOus sects In that country upon perfect
equality The only leading members OF the Liberal party
who voted against the otiOn Sir George Grey aud
Sir Robert Peel Earl GrOsvenOr remained neutral.
Lord Mas and the Attorney General for Ireland spoke
against the motion, and Mr. Chichester Fortesque IN Its
tay0r II was defeated by only IL votes Both parties
cheered the result. The Government thought they had
majority al all the ecclesiastical reforms, eeanse u was
10 small "A
THE HYDE PARK MEETING. rt.,.H
Mr. Walnole having discovered at tbG Inst Ipn"enL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

on the probability Of disorder IL even an individual were
turned ont The effect is that the Government nave no
thing but the common law of trespass 10 rely upon WIN
ITS Incidents which are most important. man VINO 10
trespassing must be turned ont in the aOT ndiiS D
posut fashion, force than is necessary beng
used and he must be let the moment he has passed inc
precincts He cannot be arrested IL H. s quiet police
officer cannot go up and threaten to knock him down
II he does not go ont and deadly weapons can be en-
pOyed In faet II persons employed to turn out tres
poy them, except in defense OF their own lives they
would be guilty OF murder IL death to Jf the
assembly remain peaceable the police do nothing but
hand out man after man. In 10 case can they legally
clear the Park by charge and 1t is most important that
this should be known. The military cannot be legally
brought forward except OF riot and the Riot Act
cannot bo read except when people have been uniaw
fully, riotousy and unanimously assembled to the dis
tnrhance Of the peace" Even then the military must
wait hour unless the public proceed 10 actual nsurree
ton or elonious mischief The opinion Of Lord Cairns
and Sir W. Boyl expressly states that the contemplated
assembly not of itself ka9 80 long as their conduct
is neaCeahlc.-LGlOhe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
EUROPE.


ONE OF TIE OCEAN CABLES DAMAGED.
% ns Ed.tT cJ Tie T'5t'se
SIR: / have this afternoon received telegram
,,oo MIR J. G. Deanc, Secretary Of thc Ango-Ameri-
,.r TELEGRAPH Company, containing the annexed
COPY of u lettor which appeared IN the London pa
pcrs Of this morning. which ] send you Tor the III
formation of the public. Yours, very truly
CYRUS w. FIELD.
Re,o- York May ls, 1867.
40 Ao Editor Of The London 4ib'es.
SIR: The uninterrupted state of teegralhc eommmi-
cation with America is evidenced by the fact that III the
Of yesterday ninety messages lSAcu' yieiu'ns
a2t9l7i. .,, A.,
In order however TO mitigate as far as possible the
effect of vague aud exaggerated Iumors feel my duty
az Chairman Of this Company 10 ask you to place the
uull!c In possession of the following facts, viz:
on the 5h inst il reported that on the 4th, at g p
NJ large iceberg grounded off the harbor of Hearts
Content Newfoundland about - miles northnoTth
of Northern Point and yards cast Of the se6 cable in
about iG fathos of water No danger with the present
wind on the sth inst il reported that the iceberg
had dsappcared but passing the cable of 1866 1t
seems however that damage must have been done,
for the signals through that cable became imperfect and
hare oo0sed
The Cable Of 1866. however is unimparca, and there
is 10 reason 10 doubt that the hury TO the Gable of
isCe win be repaired without delay any considerable
expense.
need only add that the capacity Of the Cable Of 1sC5
exceeds the requirements Of the business great is,
between tins country and America.
J am, Sir, your obedient servant.
CHARLES T. STEWART,
Chairman Of the AngloAmeriean Telegraph Company,
No. &c Old Broadst., London, May IT, lSc7.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
FRANCE.
CALLING OUT THE RESERVES.

.-.- CALLING OUT THE RESERVES.
IN all the departments of France the projects have
given orders that the second contingent of soldiers of the
of shah ont for their respective corps
between the 15tn and Goth Of this month. 49,.
Tho Libers Of May says; That it is now certain that
part of France not for drill for active service aud
published circular Of ono Of the projects which had APP
peria decision Of April 20 as specimen OF what is being
ExPERiMRNTs wiTH TIE cnAssEPor RIFLE
The Emperor with Prince Oscar of Sweden witnessed
some interesting experiments May at yncennes with
the Chassepot rifles The regiment was placed coo yards
from he marx ' M aeF PfSe % m Two Nom Ses bSd red &
balls and 800 had struck the line OF object aimed at
Not blade o. grass was eit IN iFont 81 s grk pda d9e
tive massacre" The reeoil OF the gun is represented a
insignificant.
OPINIONS OF FRENCH NEWSPAPERS.
Some of the French journals sangume that peace
viii result from tho Conference at London.
Tho Temps has started Peace League but this does not
give the feeling Of France. II only shows slight in
Tie De,is Is decidedly In favor OF peace but aclnow
edges that the addresses Of the Peace Association do not
represent accurately the tone Of French society.
The Lberk through It's Berlin correspondent, says that
must be blind 10 al evidence TO still believe in peace
coming hostites.
THE wORKISGMES Favor OF PEACE.
The members OF the Paris cooperative societies have
sent an answer the address Of the Berlin mechanics
They are all for peace and fraternity;
You are in the path Of Justice and truth. We have
read your address with in and Joy In our
hearts Let German brethren be convinced that we all
wish for peace, that al dotest and that all hold
the struggle between nations for liberty against the enc
lncs Of liberty as the only struggle worthy of us with
You protest against the oppressive force Of might
repudae all idea OF conquest and territorial aggrandze-
ment wish that the will Of nations should be respect
ed like the viii Of citizens Like y0u wish that pub
lie opinion alone should govern States, aud
that the spirit of fraternity should alone animate
the relations OF peoples with each other They
who tell you Of ambition deceive You We your
friends They who strive TO dseOrd between are
enemies and II the blood OF two peoples is TO
he shed the fields Of battle it will he shed In spite OF
You and Of We declare it loudly while there 3 yet
time, that the responsibility of this enormous crime
should fall on the authors Of IT,"
This document obtained in the course OF few days,
]. go sgnatures. ILL
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
ITAI Y.

The Gdsettd dItdlid announces the signature OF a
contract May relative the alienation Of the eccesi-
astical property. ..-,
new radical paper, la Reforma, under the editorial
cement OF SGnor Crsp the prominent Deputy has
been established at Florence.
ITALIAN CABINET.
special dispatch TO the Tribune Bureau, London,
says:
The fear Of has united conflicting parties IN the
italian Parliament Ratazz is adr0t parliamentary
leader and spite OF hs supposed lmperiast inclna-
tiops commands fair working majority. The former
formation Of the Cabinet abuse the King ana reVe
the Ministry They have nicknamed the Cabinet as the
Cabinet du deniimOnde' from the cquIy0cal social
status of some OF the wives OF its members"
... .. GARIBALDL
Garibaldi was in Florence last week. He was anxious
to take his and speak the subject Of Rome, but
WAS overruled The Chamber was wise enough 10 avoid
All subjects likely 10 create home embarraSsmentS in the
lace of present foreign difficulties. He is now IN the
north Of Italy.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
DUBLIN.

DUBLIN.
.aE FESIAN TRIALS-PBTITIoEs FOR A COMMUTATION OF
THE sESTENCES-slR. BRIGHTs PRESENTATION OF A
PETITION To THB HOUSE OF COMMONS FOR A REVISION
OF THE sENTESCES-THB CHURCH AND TUE LAND
QUESTIOS-ScARCITY or LABOR IN IRELAND, GC &C
FI;H Our Special CouespOadsat
DUBLIN. May 8, 1867.
The conviction Of McCafferty, which took place on
Monday, was altogether unexpected by the public
The idea all but universally entertained was that
there would he a disagreement of the jury. Mr.
Justice Fitzgerald, who delivered the charge
seemed himself to expect either that result or an
scquittal Of the prisoner. But an Irish Jury care
tnlly selected By the. Crown lawyers, Is capable
OF great things; and 50 ID happened that although
the conviction in this case was not expected
the evidence for the Crown beng of 30 inconcusiye
nature and the legal arguments in exculpation of
he prisoner being strong, yet IL surprised no one
when IT came. Sentence. however has not yof been
pronounced as the Judges have decided 20 take the
<giniOn of Cenrt of Appeal ON the question whether
Ae esponsDity Of conspfatOr f0f the acts of his
lo,cOnspirafOfs holds good as regards proceedings
sken by them subsequent to his arrest No date has
x yet been fixed for the further argument of this
Position, on which,. of a certainty. much nay be
~ said both sides
Two men. named Connolly aud Clarke. were next
3lt upon their trial. Their concluded on Tues
ay evening in verdict Of guilty against Connolly
~ aequittai Of Clarke, who was, however, de-
81 ned in cistOdy.LO be tried on the minor charge Of
e #Whiteboysm7 In tLe course OF those PROCEEDINGS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
RUSSIA.

LITTER OF ALEXANDER IL TO THE POPE.
The Emperor Alexander has written the following
letter TO the Pope since the rupture r"sions between
Russia and Rome
"Mosr HOLY FATHER: MY Minister at Rome trSns-
,ri,ted Ia me the LETTER OF your Holiness read with
the attention which shall always give To all commun
cations which emanatc from you, ana whose suueCt -
the important interests which you and nave 10 guard
on OF past Your Holiness sees IN certain unssts
fled claims OF the Roman Catholic Church IN tue hlhgdo
Of Poland, the exclusive cause Oh the ulsofuers "cn
are ncally affecting that country Yet there are icW
states i'm Erope which have been moro cruelty red py
he attacks OF revolution than those IN when the o
CathocC Church exercises unlimited authority we must
conclude from this that the ev mas otneI causes aen
fon to the repreensibe behavior nay the crimes OF
large number of the Roman Catholic Clergy OF the kihg
dom Of Poland did 90 rot 10 % rsie ea 1 to eeehtsn
your Holiness TO certain exeesses
to cause yon to una 70 S9nr the
nuencc 70 bring back TO sensesof their duty
those members OF the clergy who had 80 seroasiy neg
;4 + X s9s q fsas Issss sSs Is s,o one
. the most revolving acts OF our age. Your holiness
ought TO- be as anxious am to bring IL 70 an emu
it was with the object OF preventing 70 aepWlsraDs W
situation hatL deferred 20 and sxpressed
ast veriny s5provs OF an Apostolic Nuncio. lregret
fle obstacles Which, Independents OK my Y nave put on
up 10 the presept time the realization OF this project
am stI ready 10 receive envoy from your Honess
and to welcome him with the cordial feengS WHICH,
desre SEQ presiding over olr restions a Am con SSns
eordat concluded betyeel my Government ana that s,
your ieiness would lead to the enlightenment whsil
desire in order TO dspol the misconceptions esnsstt
The cause of poca order and religious interests, wnit
are insaparable at poriod when both have Wleiepy
themselves from the t,aeks o. rev SS ESSf
subjects Of every faith pledge for the senuines
which shall infuse into H."
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
LONDON, May 1s-Dispatches have been received
here from Constantnople which state that the Sub
lime Porte has replied to the proposition of the great
Powers of Europe relative to the cession OF Gambia
to the Greel. Government. The Sultan assures the
Powers of his ability TO suppress the existing rebel
hon, and firmly declines TO cede the island to any
foreign State. The Turks claim great victories over
the Crctans in recent battles.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
IRRIGATION.

.g A. PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNMrfaAh os sc al ~
rRlsoS fpas rxiBuSE@ ,..ss % ss.l.-.s
SqSr. Lotfs, May 10 The Philsdefghi Ccmmittee
Public Schools here 1ast "a, wcse ~
lcoled Thonss aita t,s E NY INV s.s9t
lie sard az cmnI on ssIrools Tonorrvw tney WI ys1
fle prirlcal school buildings; ana fuesuay, asr M
shown some OF the prominent places Oh . ~ 20 ~
around the clty they will leave for Chcago ,eh0o R' "
Milwaukee Cincinnati, aud other western citles'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
c1Napa.s' :
,.,,a.,.s yo fus rsiaess.

rsLKeFLsh TO the TIKI stsA. bTluf1t - 7l4 : ,
MoNrhEAf, C. T., May 1s--It is reported thsS
Massey the Fenian general leader aud inforner, arr
riyrd ia Canada Yesterday, per steamer ST Andrew Thai
weather. s.yefy, cod and sil0very. t to.)i l. 5lh a5
OrTAwA c. W.. May ls.-An order bss been issued
by te Council, and published permitting aprsss. cattles
sleep pigs and other animals, poultry and tsucy birds,
10 be imported dirty free from the uJltoG states, BY
Agricultural societies, for the improvement " stosk.i
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
MARINE NTFIJIGFNCE.

QUEENSTOWN, May 1s.-The National Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Louisiana, Capt. Thompson from
New-York May arrived here to-day her way to Iiy
eTpoO
The Inman steamship City of Cork Capt BridSeman,
from NewYork May TO- arrived here today on the way
10 Liverpool
The National steam Navigation Conpanys steamer The
Queen Capt Grogan which left NewYork may I, arrived
at this port today on the way 70 liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, May 1S.-The trial Of the Felian prison
ers, Flood, Duffy, and Cody, was finished last
evening As in the cases of Burke and DOraD, they
were found guilty. Their sentence will probably be
pronounced to-day. ..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Hansa, from southampton Oh May 7,
arrived here Saturday and the Innman steamer City
OF Boston which left Liverpool at o'clock the after
of the st and Queenstown the 9Th May arrived
here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
THE srEIynnrL CANNON.
CROATIA.
THE CRosrIAN DIET.

The Diet has re olved to send deputation to Pesth
TO draw up the inaugural Diploma OF the King of Hunga
~ nnd Croatia with the stipulation that the diploma
must acknowledge the independence and present terrific
of Croatia.
The Croatian Diet will send deputies to the coronation
of the King Of Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
PRUSSIA.
THE NORTH GERMAN CONSTITUTION IN THE PRUssTAS
..r .. CHAMBERS
100 Signatures.

THE NORTH GERMAN CONSTITUTION IN THE PRUSSIAN
The discussion on the North German Constitution
began May c m the Prusslan Chamber of Deputies.
Herr Wadcck defended the OF members Of the
Chamber who have signed resolution opposing the Con
stution. tile ground OF contradictions existing be
tween the PTussian Constitution and the new North
German Constitution. ...
Count Euenbnrg. Minister of the Interior said the only
object putting the regulation Of the budget by Para-
inent under certain restrictions, had been 20 avoid an
a recurring dangers the security OF the country;
and added that the left should not forget that time
presses carrying last the firm concentration Of
the forces OF Germany -. . LII :,
Werr Yirchow veheluently opposed the Constitution lie
said that eventually PTssaniiet could not exit side
by aide lsitlthe North German Parliament, and charged
Count Bismarck with cOnjuring UP the LuxemDurg ques
ton.
Herr Wagner said the left consisted solely OF partsans
who were neither German Prussian patriots. Great
seHsaOul He concluded by saying that II Germany now
I'm process OF construction called dangerous IT
solely because 1t likely 10 be great and powerful
Unruh defended the right Of universal suffrage
conferred By the constitution.
Herr hiiceiis declared himself In favor OF German
Empire under the Crown OF Prussia and opposed the adop
ton Of the constitution
THE sTEINIIEIL CANNON
Tie stcinleil is at last pronounced decided
success 1t snokeless and noseess, and based on the
application OF centrifugal tforce. BY the motion OF
circular the balls from its center TO
when they through the barrel OF the
gun. n acts the principle as the sling. IL was
invented by Dr. Steinei of the University OF Munich.
german artllcrist has mado cannon on the same prn
ciplc, but with four barrels Instead of one.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
THE TNITED STATES SQUADRON.

FLORENCE May 1S.-A dispatch has been received
here stating that the United States frgate Colorado
with her tender the Froc, has arrived at Messina,
in Italy. ....
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20
FRANCE.

PARIS. May 1s-The French Corps Legislatif are
opposed to the Army Bin proposed by the Emperor
NapOleOn.