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or for the election OF deputies 70 thu
Rechstsg.
Prsssian Commercial Union Of Father:aud.
From Galignans Messenger Of Paris, March SOL
Under the title Of "Le Zollparlsmentn the Avessfr
Ndfs0n0I publishes some curious details respecting
commercial union now projected in Germany. The mill
ay unncaton OF Prussia by treaties with the Southern
States and the convention OF Stuttgart recently
nounced and advices mention that an industrial and
commercial alliance between the different governm0nts
win be shortly made public As the Zollverein fell with
the former Germanc stops 1t present
being taken 70 constitute II better basis Such 10
the object OF active negotiations which going on
and which appear TO be on the point o Terminating suc
cessfuily Our contemporary gives the subioinsd Dc.
tails on the NATTER
Besides the Northern States which already by virtue
o. the federal constitution, commercially united
with Prussia, the Southern governments will join tho
ment to be convoked ray the result Of tho nego
tiatons now engaged In between the governments Tho
present question is 10 decide whether this body shall DO
elected BY universal suffrage. Several States fear
fresh appeal to vote OF the people, but a.
Prussia desires II her wishes no doubt will pre-
to adopt the principles Of commercial liberty to
which the deputies OF the Northern States and
the free towns win certainly ADHERE while protection
will only find partisans In the Southern The
former Zoiverein only established for period OF
twelve years. at tho expiration OF that term the
existence Of the association brought into question:
and some serious discussions between the confed
crates That Inconvenience will not AGAIN OCCUR the
new association will be perpetual The tariffs will. how
be subject to revision every ton years but what
ever modicatons may take place cannot give rise 70
any serious contention That organization will be Of
great importance political point Of Wow. for Prussia
having at her disposal the material tptzests Of her
dssoctdtcs, UtU do - Ghe Tiedss 10Th Gsnn
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Newspaper AccOunis.
The New Orleans PicdyInc publishes tho following OK.
tracts from papers In the interior OF Mexico:-
Colonel Zepcda OF the liberal army writes from front
OF Querearo on March IL
Al eleven o'clock this morning tho enemy camo out with
column Of three hundred cavalry, almost surprising my
sixty strong, Of Naranjo shnrpshooters. placed
under INV command by order from headquarters. The
enemy NJ the time advanced by the hill on the lett
my camp and by the road thinking doubt to cut or
the brigade estas at about thousand yards the
loft OF said road but learned what going
on sent sixty rnomen tho assistance OF tho advanc
cd post, which sufficient Thanks TO their bravery
and tho Orally OF their arms they put tho enemy 70
killing three and making five prisoners On our side
Second Lieutenant Raba9o and two mon wero wounded
Oar camp is at the Hacienda do AIbarabo II is very
well fortified, and moreover, cry picturesque We are,
case Tho traitors cannot out OF Quoretaro, aud
they haze other resort than to surrender or let them
Another letter, Of March II. says
We had grand parade yesterday and W. we're drawn
in limo within cannon shot Of his Majesty re Emperors
tent He did not FIRE a single shot To-day the famous
Mendez came with four hundred men and was beaten
and put to fight by our good vctorano zepcda and ty
oners We were all called TO arms, thinking TO
have day Of lghng
shortly Thcn poor imperiast., no chances Of escape
and Querearo Is gathered tho hcad and tail OF
In few days the place will BIO in our power together
with the Emperor, the nobility and tho garrison for
bcsesn II with more than ~ entyfour thousand
men, of well disciplined and enthusiastic forces while
those In the city demorazcd, and short Of pro-
visions and especially water. This learn from pris
oners taken in three reconnoissances made by the
enemy. In these three attempts have taken about
thirty prisoners and the imperasts have lost about as
many dead The forces with which have put them
10 flight wore at least twohirds inferior to their num-
bcrs.
The Union OF Mexico says that in all the districts In
the power OF the dsidents Ii collected for the
three years past TO which Is added tho interest a. SIX
per cont
The same Mexican paper staics that although Esco.
bedo gave his word to joaquin Miramon that no would
not have him shot, tho former received formal order
from Juarez TO do 30, and no was executed although
wounded, In tho stable OF tho Hacienda do Tepeates
Escobcdo made the observation relative 10 the order to
execute the hundred foreigners that that single act
would call down upon the government the aDinosty Of
foreign nations. Juarez answered, Shoot them what
do care for the foreign nations ~
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TIE GERMAN QUESTION.


s0uth.Germon OptntOu OIL tne frusSinn Sccrct
Treaties.
From the Stuttgart Observer Liberal organ March 20
The Wwtemburp Moniiew has spoken. Our govern.
ment has also made offensive and defensive treaty
with Prussia, and even signed II before Bavaria and
Baden wurtcmburg has carried to the front
the flag OF the empire but this time 10 lay II humbly ut
the feet Of PrussIan eagle. To the most limited ncll
eeuce the fact is now evident that from this moment
wuremburg Is only vassa State and her King but the
shadow of sovereign. The present circumstances show
again .in striking manner how incomplete everything
still IL in Germany, and how behndhand we
are, since II s possible for few bold men Of
noble birth, and who ministers to take their
authority decisions which deeply the most vital
interests Of the country, without consulting listening
70 the populations The nation which such things
may be imposed still require 70 effect their 1882 As TO
party, which that OF the people, persists In s
views without allowing It's determination TO be shaken
sa Is void OF all legal basis because II violates the
Prussan constitution In vital question II II not
hand.
The osrisSAs oosess the organ Of The Baden gevs =
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FINE ARTS.

Az Leeds art gallery, Of Broadway and Twelfth
street. valuable collection OF paintings by native and
foreign artists, offered by auction last night The
bidding quito spirited for some pieces, and very
good prices obtained The total receipts amounted
TO about $4,000 Landscape, with sheep" by
Eugene vsrboeckhoven. knocked down at 1000;
"Tho Sailors Return, by Hubnsr, at s72o; Erdman's
"Bctrohai Feast" at s570; and waiteau's "Four Sea-
sonsn At 5000 each Tho foreign contributions COM
rpanded good prices but some Of the native produc-
tops werc knocked down asure that barely covered
tho cost Of the framca
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ANOTHER Ml,uH MASSACRE.


A Mali Party ef Thirtcep soIA 'ers and scsss
Killed by Indians near Fors hone- rear
Eaterrainod for tho Safety Of 70
Smith. AN>- y
FoRr McPHERsos, Nebraska, April 70, s0o'.
mail party from Fort Phil Ksarnsy 70 Fol- AAssss
In charge Of Mr.. Van valsey. governmsnt stVes' -
sergeant and twelve men Of the Second csvahN' wa
killed. scaiped stripped and muatsd by the lnQ'Anss
eighteen milos Of Fort Reno, the 9th. None =
the party escaped. M
Il is feared that the Crows will Join the hoee Siouxs
In which event Fort G. y. Smith would bs " gress
danger.
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QUEENSTOWN. April 1873 P. M.
The Cunard steamship Australasiau, Captain Cook,
from New York April @ arrived at this port to-day on
tho way to Liverpool
The Reported Disaster Contrndicted.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Evening.
The bark Wild Horse, Captain Parr, from New York
for Liverpool which reported lost in Tranore Bay,
on the Irish coast, Is safe.
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TIE DANGEROUS SEASON.


Tho wet earth smokes under the spring sun, and
wreath of rise the elements OF disease Seeds
OF sickness sown this season. winch
duce sad summer crop Of misery and anguish Intermit
tent fevers their the frost IL
out Of the ground and dyspepsia and biousness always
rife during the spring months.
Tho only avoid the evil effects of the vcrnal miasma
TO nvigorate the system The vital powers absolutely
need reinforcement this Even the
manifest symptoms Of relaxation In April and May soms
people call this aziness, but 1t Is in fact debility.
signal Of distress from Nature. signifyng THAI
sho requires help. Assist the tagging energies in
this emergency with tho rcvvifyng properties OF
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs by doing
the disorders OF which spring and vapors the
cause and relaxation and lothargy the immediate .fsre
physique enerzed and fortified In advance Of the heat OF
The testimony of thousands who have used the
Bers n spring medicine IL uniform on this point
Dyspeptics and persons OF bilious habit especially
adv 10 great onc and Corrective
April May and Those who are wise enough 70 90
pretty pass through the trying mo this OF
July August and September with vgor unabated and IN
good health and spirits.
known Hosettes Btters has the llages sale and the
highest reputation quarter Of century OF unvaryin5
success IL the guarantee OF Its efficacy
Sold by all Druggists.
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M E'XIc~0 :,
0Mcial Liberal Account OF the Late
Fight Near Queretaro.
INEFFlCIENcY OF EscoBEDo.
&ss ~. 10.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The Fixhe On she Zelaya.i1s ad-Omcial Ac.
csuut 81 tho Liberals-Ths ImporiaIisss
Completely Routed. Gc.
ARMY or OPERATroNs GENERAL IN CMEy's HEAD. !
QUARTERS, FRONT OF QUmsKrARo March %, 1857
This morning the enemy msde . sortis with about
1000 Of the three in the direction Of ha-
cienda or San Juauco situated side Of the
from Qusr6taro 70 ZeayA Yesterday afternoon there
had arrived tho abovenamed hacienda carloads
Oh provisions sent from Zsaya to army which were
carefully disposed Of by General Guadarrams and
mob left there night; they afterwards sent
TO the CommissaYy General after short delay.
Il appears that tho enemy mads Q sorle
with the intention Of capturing this train,
believing II still to DO In San Juanico.
They undoubtedly notified Of s arrival there; but
General Guadarrama chief Of cavssry, well prepared
awaited the rst column Of tho eAemy, attacked it. and
forced 1t 70 retro almost routed Tho enemy lost many
In killed., among whom have been recognized twelve
foreigners and the andef traitors; he captured from
sixteen to eighteen prisoners all Of them traitors Upon
side there has boon bat soldier killed and four
or Ave wounded.
The other two columns Of the enemy driven
back to the plaza passing within range Of artillery.
on the Of San Gregoro. which raked them with
good success causing considerable losses throwing them
into confusion and forcing Thorn to retreat precipaey
into the plaza. One shell from artillery fell upon
magazine belonging to the enemy and blew It up
n. ESCOBEDO
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MOVING TO WAR.

Prussia Strong In Her SoutIi-Gcrmnn ALI
nnccs.
LONDON, April 13-Evcning.
In case OF war between France and Prussia, Bavaria
and BADEN will mako common cause with Prussia.
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Prussian Precautions.

Berlin March 30) correspondence or London Times1
While cautiously trying to put off the day when final
and definite answer will have to be returned TO the
Prussia has thought It we'll to protect the coveted
prize against coup dc main Orders have been sent
to Luxembourg to prepare the classmates for the recep
ton OF troops The posts in the advanced works
been reinforced and provided with drummers and trum-
peters A strong detachment has been told on for
work n the fortress arsenal, and all the
smthies In the town have received pressing orders from
the commandant Some persons, who manifested their
French sympathes In the public thorooghfares BY cries
OF " Vips la France ~ " Vire NAPOLEON III ~ were
arrested by Prussian patrols.
In the meantime the language OF the Berlin govern
ment papers continues ambiguous ever and II Is
Impossible to tell whether the above specified
are merely intended TO prevent the French from bring
Ing pending negotiations to forcible and premature
end or whether they destined usher in tho adop
ton by this Of resolue and truly national
policy.
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sHuo1xs By A wonAN-muansa sY An INDIAN.

La Crosse Wis, April 13l 1857
Mrs. Sheppard, miiner shot A. Lederman yester.
day afternoon FOR SANDER The wound OF Mr.. Leder.
~ not considered fatal.
Two Indian chiefs had stabbing ARRAY TO- day, -
which one was killed
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s,.cw.b,u (,rent Eastern.

StcaMship Great Enssetrsm re STEAMSHIP GREAT
EASTERN for departure Tuesday next will prevent The
issuance OF visiting tickets Or reception q any visitors On
board after this day (Fridayl April II. She VIII SAN
promptly at Up. NJ Tuesday 18th inst .
requested 70 send their luggage on Mon
day and fender Andrew Fletcher Will leave pcs
~ Norh river foot ~ Canal street at ~ ~ aud o'clock
dsy at g. go and IL A. NJ and 1870 Z. NJ. 70 convey
passengers
For passage tickets apply 70
an o'''' WV 1. COLEMAN CO., III Front street.
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" ~ Now York oaco, No. 50 Dey street.

Cnrd.-ETIlIer Brothers Take Pleasure To
inform their friends and patrons that they have removed
their merchant tailoring business from 14y Broadway
and University place whore they will be pleased to exhibit
their choice stock Of goods selected from the best foreign
markets Thankful for past patronage they hope Tor the
continued favor in the future
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s.-Dr. stephen +. Smith, ~ Washings
Place. Consumption other Diseases OF the
Lungs succsssfuly Of the oelebF aed Parfsan
Hodicated Iuhalations
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CIcnr. Smooth skin and Beautiful Corn:
pexion follow the use Of hELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED
Il removes black spots pmpes and all srupuons Of he
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DEPARTURE or the BfLclAN.

ros1fAsp dnri II, 1AsSss..-
The steamship Dciyau, c~gtaan brown, sailed a. 80
O etock-shis afternoon.
The lighthouse n Father Point was burned to.dAJ.
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A.-"SIneer,s Hair Restorafivos-The Bsse
the hair and It's color Dc.
pot Nassau Retail at SO Broadway, and drug.
n
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Not a Few of the Worst DIscrdcys thnt AZ
aict arise from corruption OF the blood HkM-
BOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA 10 remedy OF 'ns
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THE London Money Market.
LONDON, april l3--Noon.
Consuls for money 9oz.
SECURITIES.
United States nve-twenty bonds. ..........7t
Illinois Central shares.
Erie Railway shares. ..37l
LONDON, April 13-2 p. N.
AMERICAS SECURITIES
The current rates at this hour follows:-
United States fve.twenties .................. TAX
Ere Railway shares. 3Iz
LONDON, April 13-Evening.
Consols for Money soA.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
This evening closed rs follows:
United States nve-twenty bonds .................A
Erie shares.
Illinois Centrala
The Frankfort BOurse.
FRANKFORT, April 13-Noon.
United States nve-twenties. 75A
FRAyKroRr, April H.
United states Bonds closed this evening at 70.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Noon.
Tho cotton market Is quiet The sales oday nre esti
mated q 5000 bales Middling upIand', 12i mdding
Orleans, 12kd
Since tho opening the cotton market has become some
what Armer though prices have not quotaby advanced
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Evcnng.
The market was somewhat more active 10 day and
che sales made largely exceeded the noon estimate.
No advance, however, was established 10 prices, mid
ding upands being quoted at tho close at 1ld I'D,
and middlng Orleans at 12kd Total sales Of the day,
1900 baes including several thousand for speculation
and export.
Liverpool BrcadstuTs Market.
LrvRRroor, April 13-Noon
White California wheat, IA Corn, AS. 3D. AS Cd.
Barley, - Sd oais, "a Cd. Peas, ass.
$3.50 LrvKRroor, April 13-Evenine.
Tho markss 10 firm and prces generally unchanged
Corn, however h somewhat wssker, and the highest
sures ssnsht were The lowest to-day. wheat LA for
California white Corn asa Cd. for mixed Western.
parIsy - Cd for Canadian. Oats "a Cd. Peas 90.
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Address.-Pollak & Son, uulncturers, Con
MEERSCAUM goods In the country, nj moderate
prices Pipes and Holders 70 order mounted with sill
yer; ambers put on; repairing done boiling. g. Remsmr
POLLAk,S. ga Broadway.
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Looking Cin.-es Of all Kindsa1Thc Lnrgess
assortment IN the city, wholesale and retail :.
JOHN s. WILLARD, 269 Canal street, New York.
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Tho Howe Machine Co.'S Icck n ,rsa,,r 81 W
ing Machine fsssen, ~ broadway, New YORK
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must pnr,sy and enrich the blood which ~
ConCENTkAfEp ~ Ex ~, n,o,ps Take other
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Sfcr u,sIip Great Eastern
at2P NJ. -
Asip.
Apply to -. --- ~ :, ,.o.sw.x
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All tho Highest Prcmiums.- 500. Elllpti4
L0ckstitch Sewing Machines manufactured BY WHEELkB
4 WILSON Company Sold only BY Elliptic Sewing Ma
chino Company, 6l3 Broadway.
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BaIdness Prevented and Cured..No More
gray hair; simple treatment, fifty Year, practice.
DIR. GkANDJEAN, No. Astor place.
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schi!bers's German Ointment Grr rn.'m M
certain for piles old wounds scrofui 81. NJ AZ
bone aud skin diseases. For sale at the drus s's' -
Lowery.
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undcraoes change and HEIMBOLD'S HIGHLY con-
CENTEATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARfLLA Is an as
sstant OF the greatest value
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All who Desire to Eaj0y for n Whele Day
the luxury thoroughly clesnsod mouth should gse p
A. Johnson's delicious American Tooth Powder sold -
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Custom Made Boots md shoes. Very Cheap
SKATERS, NJ q Cortlaadt street, near Broadway.
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Retrowvcy's Turkish BandoIeninn;-.,Th2
AT any respectable drug store and at DEMAs BARNES
4 CO.'S ~ PARK row.
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Excitemene In Luxcmburg.
,erAm from Luxembourg Of March 50 SAYS


The current runners Of the cesson OF the grand duchy
Of Luxembourg TO France officially declared TO be
devoid Of foundation. Numerous handbills being
circulated here, headed "Viue Ndpnleosn "VIus La
uscen instigating the inhabitants to acts Of vo-
lence against tho Pussians -Four regiments OF troops
belonging TO the garrison, composed OF Ns8auer have
revolted. The Governor has been compelled to make
the most serious representation the subject the
civil authorities Of the town.
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... - x,.-->-~-uT tne hilarious :
E o w. " ,hn estn and In short time destI5 ~
w the ppieh ssu xoud fresh. healthy anil yf -
Complexion. ~ ~ iihLNDVLD's ExTRACr sAts.g "a
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Rovul Havana l.0ttcry.-Prizes Paid IN
rod Information furnished The highest rates paid Tor
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver +.
TAYLOR A Co, Bankers, 10 wan street. Ne {.
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over the Duchy. n reply, Prussia declared that she
KING Of Holland So ,>r. - Prussia is concerned
there is NO reason 70 mae any declaration on the
tevtained by As Pb,csrs sAicA Sosed with her hs
frsa,y Of 1889 AND By Asr federal allies az sodl .
Of Ms stUe Of public opinion a. r1~esented BY the
NostA German Payiiome,x Holland has offered her
good Offices TO further negotiations betweeu France
and Prussia, but they Aape been declined Count Dis-
marck on to declare that he prevented from
giving any further explanations by the nature Of the
affair." and concluded a. follows: Tho North German
federal governments believe that foreign Power will
to project ose right s1fcy BY peaceful means and
preserve good relations with foreign Powers the
the debates IN Parliament shall show the ndissoluble ties
that exist between the government and the people
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ssConstitutIon Water, Is a Certain Cure fSI
Diabetes and all Diseases OF the Kdneys Depot ~ CUE
street.
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A.-Mets's Chemical PcnSdc Restsres Gss4y
RUsHTON, 10 Astor House. and BY al drugglses
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Dartlctt's Reversible Sswing Mschiacs:.;A
No. COZ Broadway, corner Of Prince street. N. T.
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/. All Prizcg Cnshed In Legal Lesseries.-Ciros.
- -"1 : j. CLUTE. Broker l7e Broadway.
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C"I nns ID. s s:S ss ss Ss Bans f
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HclmboId,s Extract SarsepnriIia Cicnn.ccs
the blood nsts the health into he
SYSTEM and purges out the humors that make disease