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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15
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N ETTYsBURG ASYLUM
III For Invalid Soldiers.
Incorporated by Act Of Assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, March 8,
! 1867.
The Board Of Supervisors appointed by
the above Corporation TO carry out the OBJ
jocis OF the act Of incorporation, respect
| fully announce to the public that the Legis-
laturc OF Pennsylvania has authorized the
raising OF funds for the erection, establish
| nent, ana mntntcnHnces of an Asylum for
| Invalid Soldiers Of the late war, TO be built
| on the Battle Field of Gettysburg, and as
| nm induccmcnt to patriotic citizens to con-
| tribute TO this benevolent object. have en-
powered the Corporation to distribute n
monst the subscribers such articles of value
and interest, from association with the late
war, or any moneys, effects, property, or
estate, real or personal, Whatever, in this
State or elsewhere, nt such time or upon
such terms, and in such way and mRnner
whatsoever, as to them shall seem it, any
laws OF this Commonwealth to the contrary
notwithstanding.
The enterprise is cordially recommended
by The following named we'll known gentle.
EGn
Major General genrgo q. Meade
Ek-doYernGr Andrew q Curtin
tsiaJoF General galusba Pennypackcr
Ma)sr Gsaeral q ~ Gregory
Najar General John II ig60ke
Major General Charles II q Hollis
Major General james 8elfrilge
Etig Gen James 4 Beaver
Brig Gen iiaraiiG q Sirkals
l'fig Gen Joseph Z KBiFo
Brig Gon Nri J Bolton
Brig Gen Samael 81 Hullek
Brig Gen John x Murphy
Brig Gen . 4 AGGay
Bfj3 Gen ]. NiHslew
Brig Gen ileRry Pleasapis
Brig Gen J = Z Goblin
Brig Gen j 81 Campbell
Brig Gen Thomas II Walker
Brig Con " Cooper Tally
Brig Gen D n u Gregg
Colonel T GiUMbaugh
The site for tho institution (thirty
acres) has already been purchased, aDd
It is hoped that :ho good work may
commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will be received at the
Office Of the association, No. ll2G,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, on aud
at::@@!r Monday, tho 9Th day Of May, 1867.
For each subscription offgo dollars 4
certificate will be isz;,,ei, which will en-
title the holder to such article OF value
as may be awarded to its number.
The first distribution of awards will
be made Immediately upon therccoipt Of
$4,000 subscriptions Of IS each.
The distribution will be public, and
under thc.direct supervision Of the Cor
p0rators.
Persons at a distance arc requested to
remit their subscriptions (when practi.
eablo) by Post Office money order, or
registered letter to insure prompt de,
livery.
Direct all letters to
J. d HOFFMAT,
Sec'y Board OF Supervisors,
Box 1881, j. o., Phipa.
Tic following Is q schedule Of the
awards to be made under the first diatri,
button. The items Of diamonds and
other precious stones were purchased
from citizens Of the South during the
war, and their gcnuipcncss is certified
to by Messra. Honie & Bros, the most
extensive diamond importers 10 tbc
country, and by J, Hermann, diamond
setter, New York.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID
SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act Of Assembly of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
March 9th, 1867.
0ffon I1O6 chestnut CT pk;Iodo:,L;,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

r4- Subscribe ior the ADVOCATE.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15
HlINtt III ISttlIH ID
J. D HOFFMAN,
Scc'y Board OF Supervisors,

GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID
SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Act Of Assembly of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
March 9th, 1867.
Office 1925, Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-15

The distribution OF the above awards
will be made in public as soon as the
subscription is full, of which due notice
will be given through the papers. On
and after May 9th the Diamonds will
be on exhibition at the Office Of the As
sociation.
The public can rely on everything
being conducted in the most honorable
and fair manner. All the awards will
be banded 70 certificate holders, imme,
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

Oswgco Feb. Is, 1857.
Flour II unchanged, with moderate demand for The int
ror Eastern and Southern tradc; sales Of 40 bhlA At
III % sI 70 Ior ~. sPrlf s3 sis 20 for RED winter
u Gull y 3. Buckwhcst nour y IN scod demand, with
sales At SS Wheat Ia guiet sales of 30 bushels Milwau
kee club b. sample a. ~ bo Corn unchanged; saes Of
SJ bushels No. at 81 10 In store Oats held NJ e5 Tor
clcce Nestern Barley rye and peas arc nominal Corn
neal COS SO 70 per ic9 lbs and 81 80 81 per ~ lhs
in sacks. Shorts are selling at so, thpstuhs IT SO
81. midlngs ~ f3j S3s per ton. Railroad frrghts
-Four, 10 Boston, sl; 10 New York, Nc 10 Albany, &c.
BuprAIo, Feb. 16, 1857.
Flour Is fairly active. al sIi 80 fo No spring Wncatis
dull, and buyers are hoidng on and rates nominal New
do cDr4 Is active but lower sales Of twelve loads
soc Ste on the track Oats dali Barley duh Canada
~ "a 81 CO. ia -ion. Pfovaons qriet and unchanged
Lard STEADY. Dressed hogs nominal at IS o.
NEW ORLKsSs, Feb. 10, 1867.
Cotton quiet; sales 500 bales low midding zIc
specie. Hccpts o. The week, etl3 EXPORTS 6Dio; sales
33sg; stock, ~ 300 bales. Gold. ls' l31Is
CuARLEsrps, Feb. 16 1867.
Cotton 6rm; sales 500 bales; rlIddling sic.
StN FRkScIsco. Feb Is 1857.
FourExtrp 90; superabe. s5 yb whes-tsosd shipfins
ard mng o. 80 To ql rs. Mining stocks--Crowu Pont
tenders IA
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

THg LATE REv DR. MoSRof-A memorial sermon on
the fs character and sudden death of the late DR..
Monroe formerly pastor Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church. York street. was preached in that church at
half past ten O'Clock yesterday forenoon the present
incumbent In the evening respectable congregation
convened to listen q discourse the SUBJ
ject ia its practical lessons for tine young.
Tine MORRIS CANAL BML-This bill, which was been
reported back TO the House with amendments defining
the lines Of property TO be leased In the offer made
to tho Governor, will be moved again day this
week. Another bill will DO introduced at early day
requiring the Central Railroad to pay for the lands
with the case OF the Wet Basin bill rendered this
measure inevitable. Ths opponents of both bills have
agents In active operation at Trenton.
Rior AND sTARBrxo AysRAy. Tho citizens Of jersey
city have fair idea Of the roubls in store for thsr
they not excise bill pretty soou after the events
Of yesterday. Tho ocis Of the police station wore
crMncd with the voares Of the goblet No less than
notorious cases OF arrest wore mada John Reta
Ct Louis Dcluoia, Emanuel Rocker, Andrew Raschalop
John J. Mahel'a and another whose namo not
yen were arrested In the afternoon Tor riot 10 News
avenue, In which ono OF the party used knife, but
owing 10 the confusion that osued. the injured
rukcn OF before the police could learn his or resi-
dencs the row originated with the foregoing party
wao ostled Off the sidewalk any person they might meet
At the s%e time giving s1 Sss.nse % sv % wild hr strains hal.
u this forenoon.
TRouBLs Anoso THE JERxEY cnY CArrxxre1a lin the
early part Of the previous week the carpenters or Jersey
City notified their employers that and after the 4th
day Of March next demand Of nfy cents per day extra
will be made tho present rate Of wases the scale
present paid being City cents day less than that received
by New York carpenters and 81 below tha, paid to
bricklayers, and pssterera The notification
tie part OF she provoked m undcser-ed hostility
from OF tho bosses On Saturday night last with.
prevous knowledge, she ptopreors OF one shop
Jersey avenue the Erie Ratroad track dis
charged all the employed there In consequence Of
Increased wages The affair has created considerable
feeling among the members or the trade.
Newark.
ASSAULT on AN CrrrcrR Yesterday morning, about
three o'clock, olcer Burt rairolng his beat In
Park no heard yelling and shouting. Afterwards
aEcriairng that three drunken rowics were the dis
turbers OF the peace he accordingly requested them TO
desist as they breaking the law when the three
ruians sot upon him, beating him 10 shsrcful mau-
nor His cres for assistance brought oer cmcers
TO the spot who succeeded In getting the roushs TO the
station house, where they gave tho namts OF John
Gicnnin, Thomas Lynch and Ira Price They wore
placed In cells until later In the day when the rt
toned was fined $50 aud the other two s25 each
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HoCGH--R.soArL-On Thursday evening, Februs-y
~ az the residence OF the BRIDES parents Bayorra n
j., by the Rev ID Wells, CHAs 9. HonGH. os Jersey
City, TO hDDsE daughter Of Erastus Randall ESQ.
LucKEy-iSoS-At Trinity chapel on Thursday.
February ia, by The Rev. William Coney, Jkssr =.
rckEY OF New Haven, 10 EsEiISs 8, yonngest daugh-
Ter o. Joseph Lyon, Esq, Of Pelham, Westchesser
snIIhAN-HooRrs-on Thursday evening, February
IA, at the Dutch Reformed church. corner Of Ffn
nue. and lwentyrst street, by the Rev A. %. Gillette,
~ y, OF Washington d. c., assisted by the Rev. X J.
this city.
shisr-ESsiGnr On Saturday evening. February 10,
by the Rev Father Quinn Of ST. Peters church. Barclay
street. at the residence OF the BRIDE Dr. wIILAm n.
SHINE to MARIA l. ESRGnT, eldest daughter OF JoGn f.
Enright, bo.h OF this city.
Dublin and Tralee (Irelandl papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
COURT CAlENDAp-Tgls DAY.

supnE,B epuRr-GryERAL TxsM.--wili meet at ten
A. y " render dccisious
srpnrxr Couar--Crrcrrr~--par. I-oycr and Terminsr
continued Past 2-Nos 1904, 1929, LAS, 1855 1464,
l4o9, Il0s 1470, 1l72 4, l47s l4so 1aSz 14s4 1855
1882 500 111s 1850, sso 1885, cg5 2754 3s7 247 oSa
v12, 2i5, sso lOe1 ella, e5L
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TrRx-DeniTrors NOS ~,
IL 1S 1ssucs OF law, &c Nos f97 127 125, JOB, lgs
la5 lss. 400 2oi 2oa ~, 154 155, l76 il5 49, 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL Trnn.--Part Mos 27s7,
2o9, 2S55 2749 2s0e 1887, 2893 2p2e 1921 2g37 2ot
2s53, 2e55, 2e57, 1860. Part 2Nos 204, 3l2o, 255s
so4 z.g5 So9C, 1885, $780, $780, S13l 3l52 29iS 2os5
3OsO, 2796.
CoNnos PLEAs-GsSEaAL TERm.--Part i-No& 70 90
Inclusive.
COMMON rgAs-TMAc TEnu.--Adjourned for ihe term.
MARIss couRr-TnrAL TRRM Mos. lao, "a, o7 l43 70
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

CoYrrx-T6e market for Rio ruled firm with moderate
saes o sss e1 NewsAs on private
TE.anrs were arm under o full offerings The enssss-
saa ss soCS a. @ See Island
r ssss & % ssss % S1: @ @
OIL at 4cs sOo boxes cheese So. 100 packages buster
@ sa @ ss G Is Ss at ros q hS oSsse
and from philadelpha So bbls petroleum on private
wood at s and steamer 500 boxes extract
BARK Ky car o Sr orders a. eS corn AZ r.
n direct port s. sd Prissn brig to Ro 1000 bbls
SHSn q pss ss Pr &
w. snd bark hence 20 pLadephia 70 load for Marscss,
ausSns ruled dull but hrm M e our las. quotations
ors were acive but steady previous prices; Sales
aooale., Al DC ss for new crop !. American % ,. !,
nothing though the market remained arm at last
NAVAL sronr--spirits turpsnune At The improvement
noiiccd ~ last sold odeate extent thc sales com.
shppns order ihe market closing these prices.
n % SS !. x % %
20 esi X Tar va. hsvs sHa
a: 'ssd ss $ s Il s sssss s sss s S;ss
kinds also ruled dull though prices were without decided
PRoyIsrors Iseeeirns l74 bb.s pork sss DO beef SO
nss S ss @ AZ or pS pdr sss u
Ss s ws .s and aS 60 q ss y 1s < s l s.% a
me- \. s e 90 6.s..y
ropcr.ed Beef fair demand chiefly for export,
fu prices Sales go bbis AZ S so for extra
'8s Tss s % India Is s
s sss. s.S; sass @ @
there moderate demand and the market scarcely
70 aI%a sss @
bcland cut at 10Lc. lO3kc Cut meats without de-
cided change Sales 30 packages at lec he for hams
and Sc SIC. for shouders Dressed hogs ruled dull at
l0c u,sc Tor city, and sc. 9sc- for Western. The de-
and for lard less active but previous prices fully
maintained Sales 900 bhs AZ I1c l2c. for new and lie
i2c. for old. Butter rtcady At 26c NC Tor sIatc
and l5c. a 2Gc. for Ohio. Cheese unchanged.
PE1RorEun-boh crude ard bonded ruled quiet, and
heard important transactions; 16c generally
demanded for the former, and the latter at 2e c for
standard white
RrcK quiet but steady loc. iokc. for Carolina.
and S4c. pl6c.for Rargoon.
sEEDs--Clovcr was unchanged. Timothy was steady a
% % ~, without transactions OF morncnt 10 report
nseec dull but firmly held Last szle made here
at 81 81, gold, duty paid.
s1rlRNK-Saies were made Of xJ0U lbs. al lOc Ike
also 10000 lbs. grease at 7c shc.
SuGApRaw was dull, but steady Sales OF 7ss boxee
private terms Refined quite active and steady al lS
jsc soft yellow l35kc l4c soft white and 15sc
for standard hards.
active demand steady prices Sales OF
1885 00J lbs. 1T 1Ihc. ll55c
WHiKFv.-Rcceips 545 ohla. The market remained dull
but hrn NJ our last quotations..
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

Total. ss,oacoss ss7bs,so1 sAos5,sl4
Tho Senate Committee OF the Kentucky Legisaturd
the sinking Fund OF that State have subm ted thd
subioinoa sAnc az VI indebtedness created for pur
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

Wheat Inactive and dropping, and nominaIy C. &C.
lower, but there was disposition to buy at any price
shade lower the elose 81 oh freely bd for One
yellow, at q 10 and mixed Western q. elO0k
o. 70 o.. n d.sis.d :sSfs iod but s III dsua fss q
Sales 80 00O bushels &c for STATE
Barley ruled dun ana scarcely Arm Sale: $500 bushels
dull and prices entirely nominal.
CorroS.-There but little activity In the market
though prices without quotdble change Sales aggre
aH balAa We
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Feb. 1852. M.
AsnEsReceipts bbls. Pot continued quiet but firm at
% % IS 80. Pearl were nominal at $ll 50 $l2.
BRxApsTuTEsReceipt 700l bbls. -four, 300 bbls. and
$500 bags meal l5o0 bushels corn and 50 do
The market for State -four quiet but heavy though
essentially lower Western duh and nominal at de-
cline Of &C. loc with forced sales at sn larger decline
There disposition TO buy at any price, The sales
limited to 1900 bbis Southern nour continued duh
heavy with sales Of only go bb or rye nour sales
were OF 100 bbls. At ~ 3d. Corn meal continued
The New York herald., 1867-02-18

AN HmRsss "A little GIRL only eight years old rcsd-
ng at Portsmouth, Va i said to have recently fallen
belt 70 million aud half of dollars In Ensland
The New York herald., 1867-02-18
SHIP PIN q NE WlS
sOsI 0f NEW YORK. FEBRUARY IL vss.,,,


a~.t..a tciAfI f2w9lI
Steamship Hslvetia tBr Thompson. LyerpqoJsn 80 ~
Queenstown 3t with mdse the vationA
signals With shin No PLUS Ultra * bond D. Ns'S'1iN
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana Fob lS with fAdso ana
passengers Garrison Allen 18th or Cape Florida,
passed steamship Columbia, hence for Havana ~
Steamship Geo Washington. GAger New oEisan4 Fob 10
with mdse and passengers, TO II b Cromwell a CO.
Steamship Barnes Norton Savannah 81 hours. With
mdsc and passcngers to Livingston Fox o. 18th. 79
AM " miles OF Haerns passed steamship tteran Ly-
ingson hence for Savannah; 8 AN. stssnshR Raleigh
hence for NOreans. .scsd
Steamship Mepsks, Marshman Charleston, With pdss anA
passengers. TO Livingston. Fox 4 Co.
seamship Zodiac Rodssrs savannsh Feb IS With mass
Bark Josie Nicholas of Bucksport Nicholas, 0Avestsas
20 days. with cotton, hides, &c, TO r Buck Co. a
Brig Edward (Br) PoulsoA. Palermo ~ days. with fru1
&c. 70 James Robinson 4 Co.
fruit 70 Funch, Mcncke wendt Had very heavy galsss
lost and split sails. DC.
Brig Forsncs Isrl Berford Kingston a. . dsys win
encountered Asayy gale from Sc 70 NV in which spk
sails and lost part OF deck load of logwood.
Brig Aroosook fof Boston Bryant Trinidad Dc Cuba, -
days. with and molasses, to Miller Houghtou HAA
very heavy weather. lost sails, 10.
Below.
Ship Atta. from Bremen.
Ship vtsfrana, from london.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
TIE INDIAN U.lR.

ASSEMBLING or TIE TRIBES FOR TIE COUNCIL
WITH THE COMMISSION.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. G.-Ihc Indians have stolen
some horses from the Northwestern Fur Company near
Fort Buford, and killed three
The latest information received from superintendent
Murphy who Is In charge Of the Indians already AZ
scmbed at Medicine Lodge Creek where he remains as
sort Of hostage Is 81 the following purport Little Robe,
Medicine Arrow Bull Bear Tall Bull and White Horse,
Chiefs Of the nruly Dog Killers. have promised 10 come
into the Council. one of the runners employed ny Mr.
Murphy Little Robes village september - ana hri
inst arrived Little Robe had promised 20 come into The
Council and said that he had been ont on The last RAID
that he would make Little Robe had about 20 warriors
with him. aud had returned from committing dcprcda-
tons on the railroad. Mr. Murphy further clcernpl-
that Roman Nose had been 10 him, and went away
promising 10 be present at the council.
dispatch was received yesterday from NJ Bcauvois.
dated Fort Laramie, stating that Iron shell Birlc
Sioux had come into that place with all his people lie
lad since left but be promised To be- back In time for the
couuc 10 be held al Laramie m November. Not word
has been neard from Red Cloud and there no assr
The Indian Peace Commissioners left here The after
pointed this Commission during Gen. shermanS aD-
icncc in Wafhngton has left Omaha and will join the
party on the route.
ST LOUIS, Oct. G.-The Pawnee scouts are
said TO highly ncenscd with the spotted Ta Indians,
say when they mustered out OF the United States
service that they will make war upon them.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. 5-NOon.-COnsOls for money, "a $40;
United States 500 Bonds, 7li Illinois Central Railway
Shares 763; Erie Railway Shares Al Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds, 223.
Afternoon-ConsOs for money 97; United states Five
twenty Bonds 7; Illinois Central Railway Shares, 77i;
Erie Railway Shares 400; Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated Bonds, 225.
FRANKFORT, Oct. .5-Noon-United States Five-Twentes
for the issue Of 1862, IA.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5-Noon.-This being holiday, no
business is being in the Cotton market Bread
stuffs are steady. Corn quarter for Mixed West
ern Wheat, l4'9 q GENITAL for White California, and
lslOfor Red Western Barley, 53 co for American
Oats, 81 As 10 for Canadian. Peas, 46 y 5O4 u for
American Beef 1926 p Sol n for Extra Prime Mess.
Pork III P2OO 70 for City Prime Mess Bacon a. cwt
for Mddles Lard SAG y cwt for American. Cheese, 52l
q cwt. for Mddling American. Rosin, SIC ewt. for
Common American, and III for Medium TaOw, 45i 2
ewt. for American. Spirits Turpentine, 269 p ewt
Petroleum-l1 gallon for Spirits, and 81 for Stand
nrd White.
Afternoon.-No changes have occurred in any Of ou
markets since the noon report.
LONDON oct. 5-NOon-No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar
2s6 Calcutta Lnseed, 6s per imperial quarter. Whale
OIL a3s per 252 gallons Linseed OIL 439 lOI per tun
Aernoon.-The prices of all articles are the same as
reported in noon dispatch.
ANTWERP, Oct. 5-Noon.-Petroleum, ca francs for
Standard White.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

MEXiCO.

HAVANA, Oct. 5.-Dates have been received
from the Cv Of Mexico the 2sth ut, and from Vera
Cruz to the Cd inst The United States steamer Yantc
was detained at Tampco owing TO the scarcity of water
on the bar and was length Obliged TO go to Vera cruz
The funeral ceremonies over the fallen heroes anu
grand military review were TO take place at Vera cruz
ON the Ist Cd and sd Of October.
RaSoei Garcia was made Governor and Military Com
mander of the state of Pucbla on the 2lSt MT
The United States Representative, Mr. Plumb, arrived
at Vera Cruz on the 2lt1, = . ~ - ION
dered the fine imposed which was immediately refunded
MIR Otterbourg has arrived here from Mexico
THE CASE OF SANTA ANNA-CONFISCATION.
HAVANA, Oct. GA late arrival from Vera
Cruz brings the following news from Mexico .
Father Arciza has been cOnSeCratcd BlshOp OF Morea
The wife of Gen. Santa Anna has pettoned l'resideht
Juarez for the release Of her husband without trial
Baron Magnus the Prussian ambassador, mas re-
turned 10 the city OF Mexico.
Gen Pavon has been appointed Governor OF the Tama
lpas. and Gen. Anton has been made Governor OF
Guanajuato
The property Of Somera has not been confscated, as
was reported but he has been fined TO the amount OF
$4,000. . ,
Seven houses the city Of Mexico owned by Amonte,
Ramirez, Slico, EScubedra, Uraga and Others have
cOnscated by the Government ana VIII ne sod at
auction Their aggregate value Is appraised at siOoVo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

that preparations such are only made when war "it
short time looked upon inevitable have been max
ing for n good while past Beside Unpublished iaes e
which come TO the knowledge OF those who look OUT
them may CLEAN analogous evidence from me m0,
iettr de PArniSe and other military sheets He'suL'
have taken by the Minister of war 10 enape stan
and other officers who only mounted IN ullhe vi Ma1
TO provide themselves with horses and VIII not De sur
prfsing If we hear that cavalry ocels VINO t'e
only horse in peace time are to be proVlueu Will
second charger.
THE CREDIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURCHASES VI
RENTEs.
The change in the management OF the Credit MoDher
is confirmed. NM. de Germiny Cameron, and Gustave
Delahaute have been appointed directors The PTeSse
which is peculiarly hostile TO the Pereires and other d
reetors publishes tabular statement OF the fortune OF
each of these gentement amounts in the aggregate TO
3GO OOOO francs. The three new Directors nave no
personal interest in the Society and II is believed tney
win not encourage speculatOns. but WIND up the
affairs in the best way they for the interest OF me
shareholders There recovery IN the quotaois
on the contrary the closing price, 29s5 shows furnr
fan Of Rene firIu, rising 15c for cash anu %
for account. The mysterious purchases on large s0o
continue
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
PRUSSIA.
PARLIAMENT WILL DECLARE FOR GERMAN
UNITY.

PARLIAMENT WILL DECLARE FOR GERMAN
UNITY.
The Conservative, Free Conservative, and
National Liberal parties in the North German Parliament
have agreed insert the following passagen the address
in reply TO the speech from the Throne; "Wc on our
part can only consider the great task completed when
the entry Of the Southern States INTO the Confederation
shall have taken place according to Article 70 Of the
Federal Constitution"
Another dispatch says: The Conservative members Of
the North German Parliament intend 10 bring forward u
counter project Of address TO that of the FOrtscht
PARTY The Free Parliamentary Union and the Federal
The question whether dissolution of the Prussan
Chambers and elections throughout the whole cOun-
try are necessary is not yet decided NOtables from
Nassau will assemble next week
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The troublesome North Seswck question has now adj
vanced another stage. III Dispatch dated the 10Th inst.
Count Frjs Frjsenborg. the Danish Minister expresses
his thanks the Berlin Cabinet for Its assurance That the
guarantees il demands from Denmark III regard 10 the
Germans in Northern Seswick are III no way Intended 10
infringe the sovereign rights Of the King OF Denmark
and adds that he Is prepared 10 open cOnndca negOa
tiOns the subject at Berlin and 10 send Herr Won
Quaade there the DANISH Envoy Plenpoentiary for
by Count Bismarck, Herr Quaadc has entered upon
the duties OF his appointment. Although, however
this step undoubtedly sign OF far more tracable
dsposfon In the Danish Government than II has shown
hitherto in this question, there Is passage III Count
Friis's dispatch alludng to the international engage
ments" OF Prussia which shows that Denmark has still
not abandoned the hope OF French Intervention In hef
favor and Is certainly not calculated To inspire the Berlin
Cabinet with concilatory spirit In the pending ne9otia
tiOns.