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Thus constituted Prussia would be beyond doubt the
most preponderating-perhaps tyrannically so-or
Of Holland would become the formidable ever Wit
messed In Europe; and there Is for doubt that
Hohenzollern would not long delay In claiming all the
Flemish portion Of Belgium, together with Antwerp
that s haif OF Belgumunder the preext that its in
taking possession OF Holland Prussia would increase her
navywhich now consists Of 81 ships, carrying lS4
n0n-by the addition OF the Dutch navy which consists
Of lac vessels and 2sl66 cannon
Here we behold pretsnsions which neither France,
England nor Austria can tolerate just equilibrium
must be kept up In Europe; must against am
bition and egotsm all the moral and material interests
that owe their origin to the civilization Of the ago. and
this great principle will not lack support
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sournAnrros. May i--Noon-
The. Hamburg American Packet Company's steamer
AIsmania, Captain Meier, from New York on the 2osh
OF April arrived here late yesterday afserncos On the
way to Hamburg 4
LIvERroor, May I, 1897.
The steamship Cred Eastern nom New York April
H. via Brsst 2oth arrived q this port to-day She win
call - Brss ~ the way 70 New Terk.
:. - Buzr, May I, 1851.
Ne Gssssal Transatlantic company's steamship D
LAsNuA Qgnln Dssn1A vbsA lsft New rssk - Ne
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The Peace Congress to Assemble May
II, Under tho Presidency
sfL0rd Stanley.
king GEORGE OF GREECE IN LONDON.
Death Of Carlo 1osrio, the italian
Patriot 1xile.
French Opinion Of Prussian Pam
Germanism.
TO- 10 A.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.

Change u Day Of Assemblaao-LOrd Stanley
Likely to Preside.
LONDON. Nay 1-Evening.
The Peacs Conference win meet In this city ON the
18th instead Of the 18th Of May --~>-
II d understood that Lord Stanley, the Secretary or
State for Foreign Affairs, who is TO represent Great
Britain the Conference win preside over its dshbera
ttona
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KANSAS CnY, Mo-, May l, 1857.
The Missouri river has receded from the bottom lands
above here, that people reOccupy their houses
The Union Pacific Railroad track Wyandotte and tho
Missouri Pacific to Of the water and
being repaired The trains running through
TO Leavenworth. and will continue regularly
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srapsaru ron ran RxHAusrKp'

STRENGTH FOR TIE EXHAUSTED;
Thousands de- II inch by inch, OF bodily weak
debility win KIN certainly though not quick
ly, raging fever. In II asked how tha weak shall bo
the debtatsd sustained and restored the
hausted rs6ied with vital eneryf We aver that q a
MIGRATING preparations given BY acionoe from the
institution OF the Of healing 10 the present hour not
HR a. son cE%ssRATEp D. sT6xXCH BirTERs
This Indeed the tcnic Of tozics A. Eevalzing strenah
pporng life proonging ngsnt the Ike Of MOTTO b
found n the catalogue q medcnea Among the various
Tho dormane of nature %
stands sone-Ae ereas awakener Of tho parayssd ply
sique II not only awakens the physical powers fro0
yigos V the usouar e
The aged, the dssrspd the the hr0ken down q
both recommended IT, They viii AssurcdlY
hrd u 3 present help In time Of trouble.
New York o(Dce u Dey street.
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Bricklayers, Union

The members Of the Bricklayers Union No. l. met
last night Millemans Hail. Of Twsntyssventh
street and Seventh avenue Tho ats enhance Of men,
bers large the President JOSEPH Doody occupied
the chair The greater part Of the snng occupied
In discussing resolution which had passed by the
Pasers' Union, the object Of which 70 exclude all
bncklayeu from engaging In the plastering work In
buildings on which they might b employed After
lengthy discussion 10
Resolved That after May1 o. 1857, unless the OBJ
rescnded Association
will solicit from employing the pla stsring Of ali
work which they may build shich they may BE- sm
pioyed.
After passing the Trsasursrs a. iarsrly report the on
for The ensuing term were ected with the follow
Ing result :-Presdent Joseph Docdy Vice President
han; Recording Secretary VII liam s. PURCELL Cores
ponding Secretary, William Fu ser
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San Francisco Nfinstreis.

There rather slim attendance last night At ths
place Of amusement owing possibly TO the unfavorabs
Of the weather. The programme. in addition 70
old popular favortes presented few new pieces
although they sufficiently iudcrous 70 cause
laughter for the moment did display the undoubts
jokes however excellent should like veterans, be ~
tired from the and allowed to cling TO pubc
life with the tenacy Of Fenian Centre New Y0re
alderman to office. Wambolds ballad, "The Birds Win
Come Again, pleasingly sung and well received.
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Q R { { c e.

King George ON a Visit to England.
LONDON, May l, 1857.
King George Of Greece has arrived in this city from
Athens.
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MatamorOs Bcsicgod ~ CansIes-O rtega's
Ambitious Projects, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 80, 1857.
Parties arrived by this mornings steamer from the
Mexican border report that Matamoros besegsd for
Tow days by Canales, who was IN route foNTampco.
II is believed also that Cortina win bring his army
from the North and aid in expelng General Berrozaba
from the Gubernaoria chair OF Tamaulipas This indi-
Gates that Orega still alive and ambitious to become
President Of Mexico and that he will issue his first pro-
clamation from the Heroic City
Correspondence OF the Mexican and border papers
confirm the capture Of Pueba and the massacre OF the
arrison.
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A M U 8 E NJ E NJ s.,


MI. Bandmann appeared last night as shyIock beforS
the smallest house We have ever In this THEATRE
Moving day Is bad time for managers and MsssrsJ
Hoym and Homann exception 10 the pena,.f
rule In Mr.. Bandmann's Improvisation there wers
many good points, but after witnessing Daw isons mem
orable appearance In the same role the shyock lass
tia points Of the character The support exceene
and better in many Of the stock companies the
Broadway theatres.
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TINE LABOR QUESTION.
Practical PaIntors'

Practical Painters' Asssciasi ON.
The painters Of the Dry Dock Associs lion held
regular meeting at their hall, No. q nue D. last
evening No business Of general ointeress In tho trade
was transacted They are = contented glass OF work
men, receive IS 50 per day labor but ie hours and
with this they content They report the members
the association have ali the work tn ey DO and
none arc out Of employ
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The SuItanas Of the East Fancy that ehel1
oar OF Roses the perfume In the world but could
they once nhale the refreshing fragrance Of PHAL0NS
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS they would admit that there
was nothing like II on this side OF Paradise.
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Aaassr % A Norm cnmnAI "A day or two ancs
telegram ws received a police headquarters In thb city
from Chcnyo, asins that James b Crcss forgsr and
noted cransa bsionsss 70 the latter city. was II pres
sss IN INV FORK end asking that he might b arrested
ana dslansd until the necessary process Tor biz uansfsf
10 IJlinos roul1 b. ecmpete1 Detective Elder having
Ssea 6seIsx soos found Mr. Croas living quite god
nasnvS6fy q he Metropolitan Hotel and escorted him
unAer aYvsA nom the brown seons mans1Dn q HoaA-
M 70 tbs marble halls - Malbsuy street. vheee he
80 prpvidsd with sooompodotiooo. end whom ~ v1l1
r.ssis sws,sss NE arrival : ~ essr sstAa11 u ~
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Aotdi lh6ts .OI4 Ito
Let now suppose that Prussia gets possession OF
Holland All Il she gains by tine fact increase
Of 6l3 08o TONS and stands alongside Of in al the
marts Of the world vastly superior Her only rival
in Europe would be Enaland, whom she would make
greater efforts 70 equal BY stripping Austria Of her Ger
south; and by taking possession Of Copenhagen which
IL the aim OF Pan Germansts In the Baltic, here We
behold German merchant marine Of 2, 200, 900 TONS
which would thus the purpose Of Prussia but
which would Increase TO vast proportions as well
the navy intended for IL protection In al quarters Of
the globe.
As result Of the annexation Of Holland Prussia would
become the rs colonial Power In the world after Eng
land. She would surpass Great Britain In this
respect take India from the number or the latter
Powers colonies And, indeed, India il an empire OF
ony properly called. We can form better notion
from the following list Of the Dutch possessions that
would fail into the hands OF Pruasia:-
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Anu OF An ksoImz 1oaonA Some lev weeks
80 supsrinsndsss Ksmsly received lstasr nom the
Chief Of shs Dssscvs Police Of London informing him
Is the departure from Aoa for Nsw York q expert
forgss man respectfully connected and moving In the
hgneGe circles - society. he stter given 70 De-
tecslve Joseph Eussace< and he Immediately applied
himssh 70 hs sask ~ nndsg the fugitive end restoring
him 70 hie anxious fsnAa Aner the usual amount OF
annoyance anA delay NJ Eussace found his man enjoying
NE In the q the strength Of bic I'D soeen na
question, and the tssr fearing much exposure, sur
rsn1srsd q dscrslson and volunteered 70 rssssn inms
diaely 70 biz notLsr ccssty" rather shaa aw.as tne
dessetve Eustace and his eentDemanly captive ef TINS
port yesterday bound fos London, where the CO. 70
BE- tried In dsfwsncs 10 the family and friends g me
accused bin nnrA and NE Particular Of the crime upon
which the auA wae made are FOR the present withheld
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y. ID. THE Opinion Of A .OMcer q th9
The sns knsps.sss CONTAINED bc. q Iresns1 ssnS ss
CHIAL TROChEe ahouid Be used for the nrs AppeAanss
Of cold cough which b. neglect mag terminate 10 some
nourabo lung dsoaso
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CHICAGO, Nay I, 1867.
The eight hourlaw gcss into eject to-day me workmsn
are out in full force In prooa sion, with music uAnner
6ags smbsms Of Their trsa &C. 0ceebating the event.
Business IN the workshops 10 generally suspended The
employers are nrm IN = heir demand fos ten hours'
work while inc employ - insist on adopting the legal
eight hours.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 2 1sB71rRrpIE0 EEr

goth Of April arrived here late yesterday afternoon on
the way TO Havre.
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BSwes, RAsS9esIc BaI.aThs O.Jy Rs1say
Depot - Bleeckcr street
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beat mouth cleanser and teeth prsservers should Dr
JOHNs0N'5 DELICIOUS AMERICAN TOOTH POW
DE- By experienced dentist Sold By all druesss
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maulipaa President Juarez has repeatedly ordered the
troops stationed here TO march to the INTERIOR but
far unsuccessfuly.
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NJ. Ven Essssberg Cpres All DieeasSs Of tho
i've tsr Csiarrh, fhrcst Luogs, LIVER neAr and CoaN
sumption 35 nth avenue. corusf Of Twenty eighth
street.
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s.s, s sa .sSs Isfrats zi 5sSs55'.c e.:
formula 81 CortlAndt street.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. .
~~~~---~~~
VICTORY OF THE LIBERALS.
s~~~~~~~->~~~~-~~~~>>
General Marquee Defeated and
Queretaro Captured.
Macmillan Escaped or Sc
creted In the City,
DEATH OF GENERAL MIRAMON.
DO. &c. DC.
VICTORY OF THE LIBERALS.


NEw ORLEANS, May I, 1857.
The despatch agent Of the Juarez government has
arrived hero and has forwarded telegram 70 Senior
Romero, the Mexican Minister at Washington, On
nouncns the that the liberal forces have gained
possession Of Qusrdtaro, and that the imperial forces
have disbanded.
General Mramon died Of the wounds he had rsceiv cd
In the iaas encounters and the forces under General
Marques had been completely cut 70 pieces by Diaz
These disastrous occurrences fastened Maximians de-
termination to give up the contest On entering the
city he was nowhere to be found BY the liberals
Omcial Despatch to the Mexican Minister ut
Washington.
WASHINGTON May I, 1867.
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister received to-day
the following telegram from the Mexican Consul at New
Orleans:-
NEW ORLEANS, April 80, 1851.
n RoHRRo. Mexican Minister, Washington, D. Co.
Mramon dead. Imperial forces disbanded Marquez
completely defeated. QuerStaro taken. Macmillan
hidden. RAMON 8. DIAZ.
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Henry Ward Beecher's Story

THE NEW YORK LEDGER
We have the announcing that the pubostioA
Of the New Story BY HENRY WARD BEECHER, which
has been written expressly THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
viii be commenced in No. IL OF the present volume TAs
Ledgsr-the number that win be published on
MONDAY. MAY 8, 1857
is said that OCCASION during Mr. Beschsrs
dence at the West committee from the church where no
preached called upon him against his saying
many witty things his He replied them:
"Brethrenf you only knew how much keep back, you
would never think Of finding fault with me for what say
this Mr. Beechsr keeps nothing In he gives
full scope faculties and for frat ands
fitting which display genius The
title Of the story Is
NORWOOD.
on
VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND.
In addition great this story have
secured for publication In THE LEDGER . series
ces written expressly for u.s. entitled ADVICE YOUNG
MEN, being BY the Presidents u
twelve OF the principal colleges the The
arst article OF tho appear next Monday's
LEDGER which number will also contain the part Of
Mr. Beechsrs story, II Ths Study Of tho Maizena,
TICS" by President HILL OF College The second q
the series will succeed Il In the following Number Il u
hc study Of the Ciassics BY Presden. woosey OF Yale
College The third Of the series viii DO BY the
Maclean D. D., President Of Princeton College IL II snu
tied .Hints TO Young Man About 70 enter College,"
From present Indications edition Of the pa
per containing Bssohsrs story viii be sold thsrs
fore desirable that newsdeales throuahost the country
should for the extra number Of copies
they think they viii require once In order that ss
may DO any delay in filling them.
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Improved
HAIR RESroRER AND DRESSING
Combined n bottle
REDUCED PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold By all druegsts.
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FILTERS Vegetable Rhcumatc Kennedy psmansnty curss
Agents, DEMAs BARNks n Park row; HEMBoLD. 81
Broadway.
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Ga, "a y e. q: :ss s';z Va:
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A. Surely as Light ssccesds .Darkvess, -
PoHfKRs CoUoH BXLsAH IN Ill casss Of coughs and
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HosS fsH 70 procsss Mi. WiNSLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP fer al dissAsc neidSnt We pestod Of s.Aisg .
regulates The bewea and By vnG rsns and hssiik 70 ~
49,. ~ 's's 70 ~ mossss esss bosu y ssss
GHs wrxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
having the FEC snns at Curtis Rsrktus outside
wrapper. An oshsrs ere bass limitations.
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The I1sks Hat for LsAsss and. rllssSsSys
psssnssA Nod sIcesded ~ HSSssss 80 ssss 80. ~
which qatrsly new in the trads ~
comi1e. Weuderfully cheap 0BNiFs 90 Dsw~y. ~
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n saHAnroS, N. Y, NAY I, 1857
DR. Albert Day sntsss upon his duty = 6uperinten-
dent aad Physician ~ the New YORK STATE Lnebriats
Asylum to-day. rhs inssisstion 10 now open perma-
nsntly for the rscsptis Of psusnts.
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RE Msy 81. H1{yssa ~. 90 an Legal Letters
). 4 cixYTos, owan srss. n. Z.
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Sketch Of General Miguel Miramon.
This Mexican officer. whose death ID announced a.
having resulted from the wounds which he received
the recent imperiast attack the liberal lines before
Querearo born in Mexico city about the year 1880
He educated for the army at the Military Academy
Of Chapultepec he first into notice in 1856 by
his pronuncamento against Comonfort. the liberal
President In this revolt no was unsuccessful, but
Comonfort pardoned him and took him to live with
him In the palace. When Comonfort was obliged
to fec the country after having betrayed his
party, Juarez, Judge Of the Supreme Court, be-
came President ny virtue OF the constitution But
the church party socalled having possession Of the
capital made Zuloaga President and placed Miramon in
command Of the army He fought and won two battles
against the liberals in the very portion Of Mexico where
this last campaign Of the empire has been going
Zuloasa eventually forced leave tho country and
abandon the Presidency to Miramon. While In this
position he forcibiy took possession OF large OF
money the property Of British bondholde which was
in custody Of the British consulate In tho capital made
> ruinous contract with the French banking
i house x Of sscksr -, CO.., and brought aSou.
actions Of his afforded the basis ON which
England, France and SPAN rested their right 70 inter-
liberals he was defeated the 18th Of August 1850,
and forced to shut himself up in the city Of Mexico
which be :. length abandoned and retired 70 spain in
1851. There he abosed assduously 10 engage foreign
governments interfere in Mexican affairs Still on
the establishment Of the empire II was deemed matter
Of policy 70 keep him and Marquex abroad, owing
the characters which both had earned for highhanded
measures and turbulence.
The events connected with the temperance OF Mira
ON the Mexico fresh TO need repe.
tton here Suffice II TO say that the death Of Mramon
asd rout Of Marquee left the Empire without leg TO
stand upon.
In person Mramon about the middle height. slim
built and Of fair complexon for Mexican. He was
restless and impulsve had the faculty OF winning the
confidence Of those under him. but relentless with his
enemies. Al . soldier he has shown somo military
ability and not few think that In any other country he
would have risen TO high rank and won aures in his
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
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We have the pleasure Of announcing that the pubcatcA
OF the New Story by HENRY WARD BEECHER, which
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-13
The State of South Carolina.

IN EQ QUITY-SUM1ER DISTRICT
Francis 4. Mood and Susan r., his wife.
and others, vs. John 3. Richardson, Sr.,
John s. Richardson, Jr.. Margaret Y.
Logan, and others.-BM for Partition
and account.
TN obedience to an order in the above
Il stated case, will offer for sale, at pub
lie outcry, at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, at price of
not less than Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
that lot OF land in the city Of Columbia,
which, in deed OF conveyance, dated 28d
March, 1855, is described as that lot in Co
!rmbia, on the Northwest corner of the
intersection OF Taylor and Bull streets
containing, as the lot then stood enclosed.
one half acre, more or less, bounded on
the South by Taylor street, on the East by
Bull street, on the North by Mrs. X. G.
Brevard's lot, and on the West by Robert
Bryces lot. -
TERMs.-One- fourth cash, and the bal
ance, either for cash or at the option of the
purchaser, on a credit of one year, with
interest from the day of sale, secured by
the bond Of the purchaser. with at least
two good sureties, and mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay for all neces-
sary papers. j. r. KENDRICK.
Oct 8 26 Com. Equity 8. d.
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sales
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
BY JACOB LEVIN, AucrroNEER.


Mrs. Mary Quigley, Adm'x, VS.. Mrs. Jane
Scott, William Adger, et al.-BM fo,.
to the order of the Court,
Il in the above stated case, viii sell,
before the Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, at II O'Clock,
all that Lot Of Land in the city of Column
bia, bounded on the North by lot of III. c.
Franck, deceased, East by lot of H, T..
Nichols, South by Laurel street, West by
Main street; fronting on Main street
feet and running back on Laurel street
feet, containing one acre, more Oh less.
ALSO,
All that lot in Richland District. situate
just above the Upper Boundary street of
the city of Columbia, bounded North by
lot of John ]. Kinsler, deceased; East by
the continuation of Main street through,
Cotton Town; South by Upper Boundary
street, and West by estate of Richard
Sondley, deceased containing acres,
more or less.
Terms of sale-So much cash as will pay
all the cost and charges Of suit of sale.
Balance on credit Of three years, from
day OF sale, with interest payable annually
from day of sale, to be secured by bond
with good security and mortgage Of pre-
mises enld O. B. DrS6IlSSIJRE
oct l3 mth6 @. T.. R. d.