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Gen. Spoons Butler says that the
phrase " bottled up" was first used by
himself in report to Gen. Grant.
Three Of the Boston banks-the
Merchants, Traders and Boston-have
each upwards Of SIS, 900 state circulation
stiil unredeemed.
THE widest bridge in the world, that
which spans the Thames from Battersea
to PimlicO, was opened on the 10Th ult
for traffic. 1t is two hundred and forty
feet wide, with space enough for eight
lines of rails.
The Old School Presbyterian general
assembly has q proposition before it fer
extending the home missionary work to
Russian America.
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OHtT UOOus al sutII LOW EFsINIlos
No Trouble to SItOSO Goods, and
FAIR DEALING, Our Motto.
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MondaY. Jnne 3. Is87.

between the hours Of 10 am. and y m, the
following described real estate, to-Wits A GER
tain lot or parcel OF land situate, lying aud
being N the City OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, known and designated a. that part
OF lot No O. in Block =, on the suufhside OF
vcSO street between Main and Shelby streetl
As Gown upon the plan Of sad C1sy 0f hsm-
phis. heretofore conveyed BY IOpp q MeCali 70
ilu-sier Dunn. and containing about q feet On
fsavoa-, Street ard extending back about TO
feet said lot lying on The saslside OF the alley,
between lots and IN SAID block, aud being
T-rpsrs OF SALE-Ou a credit OF siz and
tvveiye months. Notes with good security and
len retained til payment OF the purchase
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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LibeJ No. no.

United STATES OF AMERICA,
DrsTRICr CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TESSESsEE.J
Libel. Civil and Maritime.
Br1ggs & Peterson ". Steamboat Rose Handle
ton her Engines, Machinery Boats Tackle,
Auuarel and Furniture.
Nj HEREAS, Briggs & Peterson did, on the
w 10th day OF May 1867, file their libel, civil
ana maritime IN said Court against said Steam
boat ROss HambletOn, her Engines, Mach neT y,
Boats Tackle. Apparel and furniture, for the
causes IN said libel mentioned, ana praying
the usual process and mOnitton OF the Court
IN that bshalf; and I having under the pro
cess OF sad COurl, seized said Steam boaL hose
HambIeton, her Engines, Machinery, Boats,
Tackle Apparel and Furniture, and now have
the same in my custody. Now, there
fore in pursuance OF the process OF SAID
court 70 me directed. do hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons
having or pretending 10 have any interest IN
said property, that they be ana appear
before the said court at the federal e9ufs
room in the city nf Memphis. on the nrst Mon
aay In July. 1867, and show cause, n any they
have or know, why the said property shaH not
be condemned as Aforesaid
This Ilth day Of Nay, lssI. ,,,-,,s
u. S. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn
BY ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy u D ~
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Tuesday, June II, 1867
NTOICE.

THE creditors Of the estate Of 5. 8 Malons
are hereby notified that have saggsstso ,ssi
ele l.o't y TiutOn county, Tennessee, and
~ rreSitor Of said estate are n9unee 70 nle
their olaimss duly IN 1Ss Tasie vii *
nlea IN : ~ VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
A,-,l La. Isl, apl9tf
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NOTICE.

u7HE creditors OF the esia ass OF Z. NJ. Appleby
1 are hereby notified taat have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate 70 the CIerk Of the
County Court OF Upton county sTennessee. and
the creditors Of said estate are noIided 70 fie.
their claims, duly authenficatsd. within *
months nom the date hereof 81 th notice yslLl
be nled IN bar Of the same
]. B. DANNIEL,, AdminisErltcf.
Arrfl lSf lgf7 aD1et ~
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Sherif's Sale.

NY virtue Of an execution TO me directed
Is from the shelby Circuit Court In favor OF
Henry Laird vs. A. J. Montgomery, ". h
order. ct al will prOceed 70 sell. to the high
eft and best bidder for cash, the following
properly, to-wit: The interest Of said ". H.
tirider ia the Hydraulic Press briek MaeniheIy
and dxtures for masing b icks. two Wagons
with two Horses each and Harness for eac-
four Carts with one Mule each and Harness, AL
me buildings and Sh, ds erected sn the graund
at said Brick Yark, and -Four Hundred Thou
sand Bricks already burned on the ground.
levied on a. the property Of ". H. Grtder 70
safety this execution.
second to a former levy made by J. H. Swan,
Deputy Sheriff.
Sale same date as above. -
Pm. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By s. o. LANGsTON, Deputy Sheriff
May II, 1857 mylg lds
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AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

UyRAINs leave a. follows city timel; 90.
L Through Express sundays eNcep.e'l; ~
a "A /. Throngh Mail, 6:sO p-ln-i SomerYllle Ac-
com no OiatIon at $50 , ~; brahu Junct!3n
Accommodation Train, connecting Win MIS-
sissi f,rf Cent al Train, leaves 20 lE-So pm
Fxpress connects at Grand Junction Il-,s.L- W.
sfferroon train on the Mississippi Centrll
Pailrosd for Holly Springs, waller Nalley 3
Grenada. jackson, NicksbuIgr Miss, New Oi-
Al CoTinth, for Okelona, Columbus, Miss,
al Decatur. for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc. -.
Al Chattanooea for all places in Eastern
Alabama. Georgia North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore Philadelp phla,
Kew York, etc.
Tlrough Mall connects at Grand junction
xgith trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn;
Al Decatur for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Coium-
fJla EashNllle, etc
Al Cfiattauooza Mall trains connect for same
sanlnts A. Express ualns,-
f,afsgsiae checked thruugh.
FfoT tickets and further information, apply Al
ne Office, No. IL Court street
WI. ROSS. GENT Sup't.
VAREES. GenT Ticket Agent
aniI m = II SHOCK, Passenger Agent
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CEMETERY
Is now open
FOR INTERVIEWS


ny virtue OF q deed OF trust to me executed
Is bv Charles Pfannenesteinl on the zuth cay
81 september 1885, and duly recorded ct the
kerfsier's Office Of shelby county, Ienuess e,
in Record Book No. s., part second, pages 5uoi
50 ana SO October -, 1856 for the purpose Of
securing a note for the sum OF siXty-twO HUI
dred and Thirty-tvO Dollars .s62s2 OOl, owed BY
him 10 John b. Lsech, and by authority IN
vested in me TO sell the property conveyed 20
me IN aid trust deed, will, on the lglh day OF
June 1861 sell, on the premises at ~ o clock
a N to the highest bidder, for cash. ne loi-
lowing described prOreTiy A certain tract or
psfcef Of land situated. lying and o ing N Lne
cftv OF Mem phis, Shelby county state OF Ten
ressee design ared on the original plan OF lois
in aud OF the city Of Memphis IS part Of lc {
three hundred aud seyenty-One No. 53lls and
bonuded as fellows, to-wit: Beginning on the
norfheast corner Of a lot on the south side OF
Jefferson street, known as George Cromwell :,
s. feet wpstwardly nom the Intersection o.
leffsrson and Third streets; thence eastwardly y
win the south side OF Jefferson street - feet %
its Termination and iuterse. ton with Inlrd
street thence sOuthUardly with the west sloe
OF Third street lfs14 feet 70 an alley thence
yFestwsrdly with the nOrtn side OF said alley
l4SH feet 10 the east side Of another alley
thence ucrthwardly with the east side OF sstd
aiIey g6 feet to the south boundary une OF tue
said Cromwell lot; thence eastwardly Win
said Cronwells south boundary line N7a feet
70 the southeast corner Of the said Cromwell S
lot =: thence norLhWardly with the esst bound
ary' line Of the said Cromwell lot llz75 iett 70
tire beginning. together with all the privileges
and appurtenances thereuntO belonging.
The title IS believed 20 be good, but sell only
ss Trustee-the right Of redemption waved
THOS. LEECh, Trustee
AFsp,phfs Mavq lSbI. myl0 IDS
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Mail Train nj pm. every day, stopping at
"A ssiatious making connections for
aEL4 POINTS EAsT, WEST ANB NORTH.
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AT the June Term, 1851, OF tbs County Ccert
"A OF shelby county. Tenn shall aprtT loE
Letters OF Administration on the esIa1e or
Samuel AeOek, DISEASED rsr.f,.-
Nay G, 1851. mys Lnis
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HEBREW LNB HAsOyIC CALENDAR.
year. - J3-- -
Observation-Disclosures.

Saint Anuhess = LAY a'-l ny - = ~ -
MASONICDIREOTORY-
s-.. poDsEs
ANGKRoSA. No ass. Meets Ist Monday in
everv month at Odd-Fellovys' = All cor. olIt
aud Main. d. c Trader, ". NJ d. I. Tom
soI,r,, Af,,r,,yTrs. No. us. Meets ID Friday Of
,secb T1ourb-Hall cor Madison and Second.
j. 7. sellars. W. N; Benz. X. Pnilen, sec.
TET1a SCOT No. -. Meets lst Friday Ol each
Tn11t6-FIaIl. cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie. v "; Il. ?. WoodTarc, sec -
HaNIIro,, No 2o9.. Meets Sd Friday OF eaen
EnOntl-Odd- Fellows Hail. Z. b. Sts-illegi
WM: W II. Butts, Sec. r,
~ eaei, mon uti-20l Front street. john j.
Worshslu, SSi, ". n; b. X. Fu1eo, sd Sec.
RoYAL ARCH.
ls,-,r,r fp,apter. No l. Meets ID N NOnddy OF each
l-Ddd- Fellows HALL A. J. Whee.eTi
HP.; H. h. Psyuter, Sec
r AND s. n.
t7rry,v. . CounrU No. g. Meets I'd Monday Of
- elrtst id-Fenows' Han. John Zsnt,
IN. IN; n. J. Wiggin, Rec
TExPIABs
f.yEEsE CO~guuandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Won
dav Of each month. John ZeIt, Conn., \. ).
WiggIu, Rec,
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Ji Front Street.
HERzrFs Lodge of Perfection, l4thi No. !.
ssFafefi Communications ID " ednesdsy night
~ each month. Henry p. Woocardr SD, o..
NJ. Charles n. Carrlll, l4th, see
5FTrrpss Lodge Of Perfection. l3th.; 10. =
Neets 4th wednesday Of each month; george
NeIlersh, SD, O.. n. A. b. franklano' o-ai
ls-sTp4r A Council OF Princes OF JerusateIn lotn;
40 i. Benz. K. Pullen, 82d-, Tarsh.'' -
t,srv'aTy cHA PTER OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No ].
CharIes v. Adams, sd, n. We; ID. l. TOM
linson. S2i, Sec. 81,
E,J5ITTPPE DUPI.EssEIs Council OF k-h, s0th-,
No. l. Henry p. WOodard, sd Comm.
William l. UlrOde. sd. Rec.
r,cssIsroRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, ~. JoLill
sinslie, ssd- Comm. in chiefs Dodge c.
Trader. Sd Reg.
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SEInEN WILLIAMS & co.

UMBER DEALERS, I74 Madison street. on
l the bayou. Commission Merchants and
Contractors viii ind II 20 t.eir interest 70 give
M a cali. We keep all kinds Of Lumber, shin
gles Iafhs Etc, Etc. aplz hih
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TN Offering OUR BITTERS 20 the southern
! Public, we have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
ton in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded win
special adaptitude to the varieus types OF
stopaacie arrangements prevalent in our
climate
Itise gentle stimulant 70 the system aiteI
undergoing severe illness
1t is = cure for Dyspepsia
1t assists Digestion.
1t cures DiaTThes and Cholera Morbus.
uis preventive for Chills and Feyers
II Is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ali seasons OF theyear.
Itisa HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
So Sold everywhere.
@, H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
| fehlO n Memphis. Tenn.
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She9.If's Safe.

NY virtue OF sn execution 10 rEe directed
ID from the She by Circuit Court IN taYOr OF
lanes W Fant and Lew Cummins and against
W. II. Grider, i will, on the
seth Day Of May, 1857,
batyveeu the hours OF 10 O'Clock an. and 4
O'Clock d r., on the premises az the Brick
Yari Immediately north OF ths old Cotton
FACTORY IN Chelsea and north Of the city Of
Memphis about two miles, proceed TO sell. %
the highest and best bidder, for cash. the fol
lowing property, tO-Eit TIE interest Of said
firi5er in the Hydraulic Press Brick Machinery
and fixtures for making bricks, two wagons
with two HO .ses each and Harness for each,
four Carts with one Mule each and Harness, All
me Buildings and Sheos erected on The. ground
AZ said Brick Yard. and Four Hundred Thou
sand Bricks already burned on The gr00nd
levied on as the property OF W IL 6rider 70
satisfy this execution.
P. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff
BY J. H. swan, Deputy Sheriff.
A.
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Goods at SSost.

The most or our stock is all new. bat recently
bought at the late decline ia goods, aud well
worthy the inspection Of City and Country
Efr-
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Fancy Goods and Notions.

HAvTNG INCREASED OUR WHOLESALE
III Business IN a large extent, and II being
utterly impossible 10 give the usual attention
our Retail trade requires, We are fully deter
mined 10 give up our long established setaii
Business at the earliest possible moment, and
shall from this day on, commence TO close out
our entire stock of above mentioned
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

On Euee0d1S e1~
n NR-D-Samuel Tate ct Al vs. lewis
~. 49,, - - a. f,haucery Court Of memphis
nv T,rtue Of an intsrloe1tory aegree msas u, y,
x t,.ts cas.se will sell, At puollc ancto1, 70
~ tnls ms 80 sei5der. At the Courthouse door, In
,bs -isv or Men phis, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, June IL, 1867,
-. hours Of 10 q m. and II m, the
s2e5STs,Ssnr esor bed real estate. to-vit Aeer-
tss5 lot or parcel Of ground sis1aie iylng and
i. 80. - shelby county, State OF Tennessee,
nei neiI a., tbe I4th Civil District Of said county,
1tai7ing light acres and fourteen hundredths
~ - acre. the salDs being the north part OF
-. 10 II 81 subdivision No ], as known on
tba plau OF the subdivision Of the John Ram
s1v grant of fVe thousand aeres as subdivided
Nv N A. Kerr and =. = Todd Lot No. II is
si,oST9 OF, Tsucker's noap marked 7. ) Tate.
TERNs OF SALE-On a credit of six and twelve
months, notes with good security, with interest,"
nom dav Of sale, and lien retained TIL pay
ment OF the purchase money.
Fquffy Of redeA pti0n barred
a ALSTON, Clerk and Master
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Chaneery Sele Of Real Estate
1T0nlI0lI, ,Jilne 3, 1S6Y.

50 n. RB-Benj. J. Eddins VS.. Wm- D. Dusn.
Chancery COurt Of Memphis
ny virtue OF an futeriocutOry decree, in this
ID cause, I will sell, at public auction, 70 the
hfSheSt bidder. az tze Courthouse door, in the
fftv NJ Memuhis Tenn on
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White Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers. searfs
and Neck Ties.
English and American White, Btown and
Fancy Half Hose
Lisle;Thread Under shirts and Half Hose.
Mosquito Bars and Netting, suk Parasols and
\. Umbrellas .tpr
- . ,.-,..
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DiannOnd LING.

FF,HROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Il 1Sncinnati by rail or river. Time guaran-
,A,S - - sealed-nO change nom Cincinnati
- So Nyyf- W. JAY JOHNSON,
20 o1eN star Wharf beat
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P. S-Country Merchants who want to close
ont lots OF Certain Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
and Shoes, Snd Clothing, viii do well TO call
early.
All Remnants Regardless of Cost.
rnpI2 I'm
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WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
RAoGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.

a Trains arrive at Memphis al $50 am. and
co. pm. ,-.-...fo,, an
r,iv Al Ticket Office, No. ZiIlz Main street, anu
- - sam b. IONfS,
l..r.r.I -rlr.arLn Innnemt.
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TO GAS GONSUMERSI
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting"
LUNN & MALL ON,
oOr4 Mt. S4~oo4
2O4 Main Street.

,I-,AS FIXTURES at q small advance on New
n X,,rk and Philadelphia prices.
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THE TRAITORS.

Names and Residences or the Fentan Men
for Trial In Dublin.
wa pus,ish below corrected and revised list OF the
names and residences Of the Fcnan prisoners now held
for trial for high treason and weason.fsony in Dub
linz M
Jarlath Mooney, No vance's Buildings. Lower
bridge street. taos Edward Bayie, ~ Cork street.
6tter. Richard RYAN, No Abbey street. tailor; Edward
rgeraId 70 Golden lane, shoemaker; Denis Toole,
North King street, shoemaker; Michael Hannah, PUN
ket street, pasterer; Patrick Keogh, No. Piunket
ar,vey Michae Borough 10 Ksvin street, ooAchmaksr
Alexander McCuloch, Ennscorthy, tailor. David Van
francis street, nailor; Denis Quinn, n Brfdg Q
street, laborsr; Thomas Rooney, No Hanover
lane cooper; John Sweeny, n Aobcy stresS tailor;
new Common, Hsrrisons lane, ircnfoundcr; Andrew
King, Amsens street, sboemaker Michael Swain, New
street. abcrer Patrick Collins stivrup lsne, too.ocs
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the NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

speech Of King william Of Prussia to the
Chambers--Ciesc Of the Session.
Teleersms from Berlin dated the 18th Of April, In
the Afternoon report the close Of the North German Par
lament BY the King Of Prussia in peson, previously
announced by Count Bismarck during the morning
sitting took place at noon to-day In The white Saloon
OF the Royal Castle.
A large number OF deputies were present, including
Prince Frederick Charles Tho Lsf however, was only
represented By Hsnsa Becker and Scharsps In the
boz Of the diplomatic body we're the Ambassadors Of
England, Russia, Denmark and Holland. The Queen
and the Crown Princess with her oldest son, were In
the royal box On The srse Of the King Herr Simpson,
President OF the Parliament exclaimed, "Long 1--we the
King the Protector OF the German Bundn
His Majesty delivered the following speech from
the throne He said Industrious. noble and honorable
members Of the Parliament Of tho North German Con-
federation you again assembled around me ~ the
termination Of your important sbo with feeling Of
sincere satisfaction. Tho hopes recently expressed
from this place. In the name Of the allied governmental
have since them through aid been brought 70 full
hlment, with patriotic earnessnees you have under
stood the greatness Of your task and have kept In Wow
ouy common object with voluntary sefrsstraint For
that reason We have succeeded In establishing upon
secure basis a constitution whose development we may
conddeutly leave 70 the future. the Federal
authority Ia furnished with the attributes IN.
dspensnbIe 70 IT, but also mfncient Tor
she prosperity and the power OF the Confederation.
TIA icd,yua stases while the future u guaranteed By
fho ioialjV 4 " 9uAa hsve res.rss nssr frssdom
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action in all departments pherein variety and development
are admissible and saiutary Population representation
secured py that operation In carrying out the great
national objects which correspond TO the spirit of the
sites OF the governments to their action supported
BY the agreement OF the German people, All OF who
have c0-operated In carrying the national task the
allied governments well the representa-
tives OF the people, have readily made the sacri-
nee Of our views and our wishes, and We were able
70 do SO In the conviction that these sacrifices
were made for Germany, and that they were worth
our union By this universal readiness coupled with
the Cancellation Of and victory over opposing VIEWS the
guarantee is At the same time gained for that future
cuson Of which also the hopes common to with our
brethren In South Germany have advanced nearer to
their fulhlment The time has arrived when our Ger.
man Faherland II able to uphold its peace its rights
and it, dignity by its own collective strength The
tional self-consciousness has met with . powerful
echo from all quarters Of Germany; none the less
however are all the governments and people Of Ger
many unanimous that the reganed power Of the nation
has above all to uphold It's significance by rendering
secure it, blessings OF peace. Honorable gentlemen
worthy BY Providence to cooperate is approaching
completion. The popular representation Of the ind-
vduA States will not refuse their constitutional re0ogn
ton TO what have created in community with their
The same spirit that has enabled the task
here will preside over their Deliberations
Confederation may close its labors with the eevating
consciousness that II IL accompanied by the thanks Of
the Fatherland and that the work has accomplished
will with the help Of Providence be frutfuly developed
both In our time and in future generations May God
best0w MS blessings upon US and our dear
After the delivery Of the speech Count Bismarck, on
behalf Of the federal governments declared the session
closed.
The Saxon Penipotentiary then called upon the assem-
bly to give three cheers for the King Of Prussia
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BY STEAMSHIP TO APRIL Is.

The Inman steamship City Of Washington, Captain
Halcrow, which left Liverpool at four O'Clock p n on
the 18th, and Queenstown the 18th Of April arrived
q this port yesterday evening" bringing mail details Of
cable dispatches day later than the reports 70 hand
by the Cmbra, from Southampton, which have already
appeared in the HERALD.
In England the excitement the Reform question had
moderated under the division the House Of Commons
and the Parliamentary recess but the papers continued
to debate the ultimate shape the measure likely TO
take
guesc taxes, have been suppressed by the military with
out loss Of life.
An imperial Russian ukase OF April II places the
financial administration Of Poland wholly under the con-
troll Of the Russian Minister OF Finance.
The British iron-clads Prince Consort and Royal Oak
arrived at Gibraltar April 10 with orders to complete
coaing without delay. Other iron-clads from Malta
were expected to follow. Her Britannia Majesty's
ship Ocean, iron plated is ordered from Malta, TO pro-
coed to the China station.
The Cesarewtcn Of Russia with his young BRIDE will
leave St. Petersburg early in May be present the
celebration Of the silver wedding Of the King and Queen
Of Denmark. 1t is said that before proceeding to the
Danish capital join the family gathering the King Of
Greece will to st. Petersburg to demand the hand Of
the Grand Duchess Olga eldest daughter Of the Grand
Duke Constantine, in marriage
Mile Mason, singer Of no small renown some twenty
years ago. and who to certain extent became the
Of Mme stoltz at the Grand OPERA died Paris
after having undergone most painful operation.
She was in the forty seventh year OF her age.
Another strike Of railway engine drivers in pro-
gress in England this time upon the Northeastern Rail-
road The company confident Of being able to sup
ply the places Of the "strikers.'
The Spanish Prize Court at Cadiz, declared the cap
ture Of the english ship Queen Victoria by the Spanish
cruiser to have been Illegal and the Epoca, Of Madrid,
considers that by this decision the difference between
England and Spain in this matter is terminated.
The Italian government had given very stringent orders
to prevent or repress any attempt to violate the Pont
Zeal territory.
Garbaldi arrived at Florence on the 18th Of April