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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16
Indiana ASbury Female COllesA
AT NEW ALBANY, IND.

KEW. ERASTUS ROWLE9,P Tesldent.
The next session of this institution will.
open SEPTEMBER %, 1857. The Board of
Instruction is now complete. Fifty young
ladies can obtain board in the family Of
the President. The expense for board,
fuel, lights, and tuition ia the Literary
Department, per session of twenty weeks,
VIII not exceed SIP.
For further information, apply for 3
catalogue TO the President, or 10
j. III. CONNER,
Secretary Board o Trustees
New Albany, Ind, Aug. 8. 1867. [au9 O.
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Total-......--..........S ,476, 402 So
ASSETS.
cash on hand....-.. 1890. ...SI02.O I9 IS
Real estate, unencumDered being
the "Lorillard Building" No.
l52 Broadway, New York;. 20, 1868 10
Loans on bonds and mortgages,
being first liens on unencum-
bered real estate worth double
the amount 347, $50 90
Loans on demand secured by
pledges of good bank and other
stocks. as coilateral~-:---..~-. e7,4OO 90
The p own the following
bonds, viz:
New York City six per cent.
stocks, par vaiue7m---.--..... $1,000 90
u. >. $40 registered bonds, par
value $500. .........-.-~........ 722, $50 90
Wisconsin Sta'e bonds.---.... 5000 90
Depts que lor premlums.."~"""" $3.50 2l
All other securities, including ac-
crued interest."............-..-... 1855 OF
81, 476, 402 IS
The Lorillard will endeavor to sustain
in Evansville its well-earned popularity,
by the exercise of liberality, equity, and
promptness IN the adjustment and settle
ment of losses.
Policies issued at the rates established by
the Evansville Board of Underwriters.
HALLOCK & DREW, agents,
aug DIV No. MAIN ST.
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PUZZLES or ruE AGE


TIE laIost 90 servers give it up. People who
are ira.eraai for their critical perceptions, are
utterly at FAULT.
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Spiral Notitts:
TAYoUNG LADYRETURNING TO

her country home, after sojourn Of a few months
in the City was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face she had
son ruby complexion Of almost marble smOothness,
and instead oftwentythree sle really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry to the cause Of SO great
change, she plainly told them that she used
tie CIEcAssIAS BALM. aad considered it an inval-
liable acquisition to any Lady toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred solt. 1, is simple in its
combination, as Nature herself IS simple, yet
surpassed in efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleaning and Identifying the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the eutiele it
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
1t should be, clear. son, smooth and beautiful.
Price 81, sent BY Mail Express, on receipt Of an
order hy W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, y. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same. mar20dawly
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SIXTY NEERS.

For over Sixty Years, DE-. S. o. RICHARD
SONS SHERBYWINE BITTERs have been used
by the public to correct morbid and inactive iuuc-
lions Of the human system. 1t promotes healthy
gastric secretons correct. liver arrangement. re-
lieyes CoSTIvENEss and Rheumatic affections,
cures Jaundice, Loss OF appetite, kidney Com
plants, Weak Back. Dizziness, Laas1or, Dyspep-
sia, and its attendant symptoms. It's valuable
tonic and strengthening properties viii invi.or4te
the eonvaleseeut, cleanse the Blood from Humors
and will AFFORD comfort and relief to the AGED by
stimulating the Constitution to resist its impenl-
ias inarmities.-Thousand Of the venerable Igp-
ulation Of New England are sustained in health
their lie prolonged. to er.oy vigorous aad happy
old age, By tie use Of DR.. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE BuTERs.
The HERBS can lie obtained separately and
may be prepared in small qusntities in water. OF
with vine or spirit. Price so cents per package.
one. 70 Hanover Street. Bo.tou. and cold by
Apothecar.es and druggists.
wflw3m1s
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DR.. sCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.
SYMPTOMS, Causes a Remedy.
JEne 22a-W .vr

CYMPToMs OF DYSPEisTA.-A sense Of full
- ness, tightnes, and weight in the stomach, to-
sether with hatulency, acidity, sour, offensive
belching Of wind, water-brash and vomiting, and
a great deal Of what person call an all gone feel
ing at the pit Of the stomach frequently there Is
also palpitation Of the heart, physicians mistake
for heart disease and when the stomach Is IN Ihls
condition it Is coated with mucus or slime The
rough fbrous portions OF the stomach, similar y
what We see in tripe, is What t.roWG Gu. the gag
trio Juice, and when the stomach Gets tk-k coat
Of slime on ~, il prevents The gastric Juice from
flowing, and digestion ceases. Schenck's seaweed
tonic dissolyes this mucus or slime. and restores
the stomach 10 its natural condition.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required TO
carry of this morbid matter. Two-thirds OF the
cases Of Consumption are caused from this diseased
state OF the stomach the liver becoming torpid,
IL ceases TO throw out bile, and in short time the
whole system is deranged. The mucous uemb-s25
Of the bronchial tubes sympathires z.ih TUE other
organs, and beorc tn patient IL aware OF H. he OF
size has Bronchial or Pulmonary Consumption.
Sehencks Pulnonic'. Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system Is IN thls LEX
ed-up condition, without the aid Of the Sea Wesd
Tonic and Mandrake Pills The Liver has 81 The
venou; blood 70 strain, aud yhea 1t gets in NOR
I bid condition, bload and bile run through the
-ystam .ai.ed, and the whole body became so low,
and the blood so thick II can hardly run through
the veins In a majority OF cases hemorrhage occurs
| from this thick condition Of the blood. The Man
drake Pills act on the Liver similar to ealomel, or
| they do what that does-it unlocks tia gall blAd-
der starts the bile. and the blood begins TO cireu'
lAtr naturally through the veins. End he smer-
hTrsOrrhscs, .hsy would GTttakea good purgs-
lise, soasfhing that would act on tho liver, they
I would soon be relieved nom bleeding from the
lungs, End It IS the only way, for as,rngents are
only temporary. and irritate the bronchial tubes
and lay the groqndEerk Tor consumption:
DR. sCHENCk viii be professionally at as roor.,
every week, % Bond s.res., low York, and 3.
Hanover Street, Boston; fr6rh A. n, until P: NJ
40 s,se. aasice nee. bat for thorough eIAmina
ns medicines are for sale by all druggists anc
dealers. Also q full supply at all times at HE z
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup arc Sssweed Toni
each 81 80 per bottle or Z. so the half dozen. Nah
drake f...s - osnts per box.
uED. o. GOODWIN 4 CO., IS Hanover Street
gents Tor Boston. For sale BY all druggists.
| yltiam Mol
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME T. r. THORNTON, the great English As
trolo.ist C.airvoyant and Psyehometrieian. who
has astonishod the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself a. Hudson, \. y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sght, as to enable her to impart knowl-
edge Of the greatest importance to the single or
married Of either sex. While in state Of trance.
she delueates the very features Of the person you
are to marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psyehomotrope,
guarantees to produce a lifelike picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, together
with date Of marriage, position, leading traits Of
character, &c This is no humbug, as tto-se=ziS o.
.estin mai. cap .sssrt. she viii send Nhen de-
,ired certified ctrdheate, or written guarantee
that the picture is what it purports to be- BY en-
elosin. snail lock OF hair, and stating place Of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing Gfty cents and STAMPED env-lo sdd. essss
10 ,orse you Will receive the picture ard desired
incarnation by return mail. All communication
earrsdIv confidential. Address in confidence,
MADAME E +. THORNTON,
20. Box 20, Hudson, y. Y.
msT29dswlyr
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Boston Market.

WEDNESDAY may l.
FLOUR. There has been a steady but moderate
demand for Flour the past week and very full
prices continue TO be obtained, choice family
brands having improved, in some instances, about
: = bhl. Stocks are being rapidly reduced and
supplies Of all choice Flour must soon become quite
exhausted The sales have been at sll a D. for
Western Superhne sl2 80 n Il for common extra
Sl4 20 a - % for medium do and SIC 81 n Il -
for good and choice St. Louis extra az l@ N 81 r
bbl, fayo-ite brands selling at 50 m - q h1l.
Corn Meal, Sc 80 2 Dbl. Rye Flour, s % q 81
p Dbl.
GRAIN The market for corn has been firm dur
ins the week and prices have advanced about &C q
bush. Southern yellow 81 = n 49,. Oats sc q
% % bush for common and choice Northern and
Canada. Rye 81 30 a q bush. White Beans,
common and good blue pod at 81 80 n 30 ma
row at - and extra pea at : ! a 4 p Z bush
Canada peas 81 - n - z bush Barley 81 . r
bush. Shorts So q = Fine Feed Si- n 81, aud
Iniddling at $50 q - 2 ton
PROVISIONS. The demand for Pork Is iLoder-
ate, but prices remain without change. The sales
have been at So 50 "a 20 50-for prime 50 ~ n
p 90 for mess and 81 a 3 for clear, cash. e
is very firm and scarce and the market c0ntin uei
70 sustain full prices. The sales have been nj {
n ? 80 Tor western mess 3 a p FOR extra mess
and So % n % for family extra. Lard. Is. n d.,
a. % in bbls and tierces, to quality. Smoke
Hams Il. a l5c 2 b. Butter, Vermont and New
York dsirie have leen at y q 31c and old from
Is q &c z .. Cheese Is irm and the market sus
tains ruii prices with light stock. The sales hav
been al II n lsc for farmers, and I9 a Jo for fac
tory.
WOOL. The demand for ieece and pulled Woo
has been quite moderate during the week, nu
prices have not varied materially. The sales q
the week have been 50o,000 rs, at prices rangln
from 15c FOR common and very low western up .
f5c for choice pick.OSk,
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l very confidently and earnestly recommend DR.
J. W. Poand's Humor Doctor as an excellent rene
dy for Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
BY 1t myself NY own case was a very severe and
obstinate one. For more than two years the skin
upon the side Of my hands, and even down on the
wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up. so
that was unable to use my hands in any Kind Of
wet WORK, and was obliged to wear gloTes in sewing
to avoid getting blood upon my work. The humor
which SO afflicted me was probably combination
Of ErysipelAs and Salt Rheum. My general health
was quite poor. Soon after began TO use the Hz-
NOR Doctor, 1 could perceive signs Of healing. 1
continued to take the medicine till was finally
cured. My hands are now perfectly free from hui
mors and to all appearances my whole system Is
clear Of it, and has been for several months used
,iqht bottle, before felt safe to give it entirely up
but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
stoneham, Mas, July S. 1858.
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The council between the special Commits
-i1ncrs and the Brule and Oglllala bands
of Sioux,reprcsenting 700 warriors, has been
concluded.
The Indians agreed to ~ upon a temper
airy reservation along tie river Republican
during the existing ho-tiiitcs. \ war
party Of Is Brulc Sioux came Do last night
from Powder River desiring peace. One Of
the party Acknowledged their participation
in the For; Phil. kearny massacre. They
state that the Indians engaged numbered
2000. Twelve Of them were killed and
many wounded.
Hostilities between the southern Chey-
cnnes and Gen. Hanc0ck's troops are report
cd. II these hOstllities continue a general
indian war Is inevitable.
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Adsicc= from Ncrczucla state that tie
American claims against thar government
would, it was expected. le amieahly agreed
upon. Gen. Blauc5 President .. the Senate,
I'M his speech said the annexation Of ECUADOR
to Cl!oEiI4 wa5 impossible.
Jamaica papers state that the HaYti Geyo-
.,llulry committee have issued a decree ban
-ain- for ever GCiirarl aHi his family ami
L biz ministers, cOuh-caung their proper
o., and authorizing any citizen TO punish
thcm Tor treason If they return. Another
decree iismis5cs all officers who did not take
part in tie revolution. Gen Saget has ace
ceptei the Provisional Presidency, and
S1lnavc lad been elected President. The
latter had been received az Cape Hayuen
with enthusiasm, and it Is supposed that he
sail immediately declare war against St.
Domingo, President Ca5ral being his bitter
enemy
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Eryapelas, Neirle Rash, SAT- RLsl0n, Srfof-
ula, CarJuAclsJ, Boils and Piles.

1t is very easy TO say Of this, any other Medi-
cine at is the very best Remedy known" It is
not always so easy TO prove Ii. 1t is however, ex
eeedingly gratifying to the proprietor of thi, Med
ieins that, while he declares to the public that
this is a most wonderful and effective Specific for
Humors, as stated above he has abunddent proof at
hand to sustain his statement.
For sxteen'years the HONOR DOCTOR has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has ncreas-
ed the value of its reputation, and the amount Of
its sales. In New Hampshire, where it was origin
ated, no remedy for Humors is so highly pIiEed
An eminent physician now an army surgeonJ when
| practicing in N. II. purchased between fifty aud
sixty gallons Of it. during some seven or eight
years and used it in his practice. lie has since
then ordered it for the Hospital where he was
toned. Other physicians have purchased it, and
have used it in practice with great success. When
the proprie lived in New Hampshire, at COTS
own Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty mile
around, and in Manchester particularly, the HumOr
Doctor was well known and highly valued for the
numerous and wonderful cures which it effected
Though Manufactured in large quantities. the
had to wait for more to be made. In that region,
some very severe cases Of ErysiP,Ias were treated
with t,-sna they rssrs cured. Erysipelas sores, or
carbuncIes those ugly painful ulcers we're entirely
removed, wherever this medicine was faithfully
used. So it was with Sero fals and SAT- RAsnr. The
Humor Doctor cured them.
Since the ProprietOr's removal to MelrOse, Mass,
his present residence he has been regularly selling
it to patients who have applied to him in person.
and has been very successful in relieving and cur
ing them. One case Of Erysipelas-of an old man
p ysars-is worth mentioning in particular. When
he came to the Doctors Office he could only wear
pair Of old rubber overshoes, his feet and ankles
were so swollen and sore. When he pulled OF his
socks the scabs came with them, and the raw,
bleeding feet were fightful to behold. Suffice it to
say that less than one dozen bottles Of the Humor
Doctor and in 4 few weeks healed up those feet
and ankles, so that they we're smooth and sppar-
antly sound. The man wore boots without incon-
veniencs. Numerous cases Of pfaPlss IN the fac,
have been treated with this medicine to the entire
eradication OF them. In Melrose alone, there are
more than a hundred persons who have used the
Hunor Doctor, and give 1t an excellent name. In
all the towns around it is well known and approx
ed.
For the sake Of showing what is thought of 1t. a
few testimonials are here Inserted -
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DIR. MtTri>ON'S SURE REMEDIES
E'nF SDPciaL CaScs.

carH. obtained only at his Office. 40. .
Union Street Providence. and are q
a, express 10 sealed ra-eases. ,,-.-s p q,
o.'.rr-'..s O. ODD parts ~ the country. Thy 4s
o.-e srs1s'-I1f. tut far their respective uurpos
.l t 1---lt.11 Mira ft- tit 10, ,s,fi1la4i4, also
h1ok'1 >....I' Diseases, in a s.4'si .-rs1rs sent
ilec y q. s-rr srf se-t FIR fisn for th0ui
r.f,fsrss n'aivertisr- rhy stefan should he trust
e.. Enclose stamp for postage, and direct q
DIR. MATTlSoN. NO 1s Union Str Ct, Providence
RI Au-.1f. I51f-dagrIv
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
" .-rrr.-..---,- A. 81

W A>i-ANDlYN' \ ~. -.
In consequence Of the increasing trouble
wholly without practical benefit arising
from notices which are constantly received at
the department respecting the loss Of coupon
bonds which are payable to bearer, and OF
treasury notes issued and romaing in blank
at the time Of loss, it becomes necessary 20
give this public notice That the govern
ment cannot protect, and viii not under
take to protect the owners Of such bonds
and notes against the consequence Of their
own fault or misfortune. Hereafter all
bonds, notes and coupons payable to bearer.
and treasury notes ICsucd and remaining IN
blank, viii be paid to the party presenting
them at the department in the course Of the
regular business. and no attention viii Bee
paid TO caveats which may De hlcd for tue
purpose Of preventing suchVaymcnt.
lSIgncdl II. McCCLLOcH.
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Died

In huntington, VI the -.ta inst, Ms Anne
Fitch, aged 3 years.
In this city, April go 1867, Margaret wife Of I'd
ward Laduke, aged p years.
In this city, April 30. 1867, the remaining twin
infant son of James and Della A. Truman.
In West Milton, April 81, 1867, Of typhoid fever,
Perley wife Of Robert Cook, aged 6 years II
months and days
Montpelier papers please copy
OF Consumption, in Winooski, April %. Mar
z. wife, Of John McGregor, sseI % years and {
moaths.
In Chicago, April I'D, Seth R. uole, in the thin
ty-ffth year Of his age.
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Orders fr American or European Products
Promptly Executed. Liberal Advances made on
Approved ConsgnMents. Circulars tlished
weekly forwarded on application. agriwiyr
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GRASS SEED.

THE subscriber offers for sale one hundred bush
i els ofGRASS SEED, Of TIE very best quality,
also 1900 pounds Of
BEST NORTHERN CLOTER SEED,
as cheap as can be purchased anywhere.
Hinesburgh, April ,S-wi2Ei
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WASHINGTON, April 30.

John X El-on-. a republican merchant
here has purchased the Barre farm Just out
side the city for So 600. The whole farm
comprises 37j acres. and has some of the
finest building sites on 1t in the District
Mr.. EIgens deeds the entire tract 70 himself,
senator Pomcroy and Gen. q. o. Howard.
Ia trust Tor the ultimate benefit Of four instl-
tutions Of LEANING igr solored people, three
10 the South and one in the District ana
all the proceeds Of the sale Of the land 10
freedmen or others to 9 TO these several
institutions.
There Is no longer much doubt that the
surratt trial T!il take place in the Sd week
Of May.
1t is asserted that the government has
gEefed to release JoG. DAVIS on his own
parole, which he positively declined
AZ attempt will be made to proceed with
bis trial at Richmond. Va, early next
month, but the indications are that the mo-
tion Will be denied. The opinion OF Atty
Gen. SJanberry upon the Acknowledgement
portion Of the Reconstruction law will soon
be made public. Il is understood that II
VIII be adverse to the decisions Of Gen.
sheridan, excluding from registration a
large number Of municipal officers and
naturalized citizens. who failed to show
their proofs Of naturalization.
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The remainder Of Sine apporiionment vii lie
given next week.
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FOR SALE.

THE Farm, containing about SEQ acres, known
Il as the Zba Peirson Farm, lying next south and
adjoining Henry S. Morse's farm.-Said Farm is one
o. tne best in the county, being well adapted %
DaAiy or gfoTi.g ssocsi- eisher sheep or cattle
anoet one mis- from the aheiburn Depot and Pos,
Once, on the Lain road leading from Shelburn Il
Charlotte. Terms reasonable,
One other Farm called the Saw Mil Farm con
tanning about lie acres, which there h a o-ood
saw Mill. Price, $500.
you'd al.o sell 200 acres Of ire Par. known a,
the Guinea as.n, 10 ioIs Of ~ AeEes each, OF
~ rreat value. Price Of said 100 acres 5000
fbe first mentioned farm could be divided con,
yepiently, making two Farms Of good shape
FRA MECH
shslburn. april Is-nizF2
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HAsnses. pAkorA Co. MINI. Aug. IS

HAsHSCs. DAKOTA Co., MINI, Aug, 1850.
hessIs. HosTETrEE 4 SIXTH, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Gentlemen 80 Have sold your BITTERs ever since
they were brought cut, and consider them the
lest among the many before the pnblie. Those
Brought ont since the tax has been imposed on
spirits arc Trash. I never recommend them.
Respectfully and truly yours,
R. MARVIN.
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DR.S. FITCH'S
"EaInIIy PhySiCIan,'

ssventy-six pages; y cents Sent to any ad
dress Nc money required until the book is
ceived, read, and fully approved. 1t Is perfect
guide TO the sick or indisposed.
Address DE- S. 5. FITCH, - fremont St. Boston.
DR. FITCH will he at American Hotel, Burlington
Friday January stn, and every fourth Friday af'
ter.
Ian lf-dlKr.
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Sperial aotire.
CONVINCING.

fILIoNl UsWE6o Co, July, $50.
Messrs. HosTETER & SMITH;
GeHusIaen II have been severely afflicted will
paralysis Of tie stomach, and even given up by
several eminent physicians. l have tried several
remedies Of tonic and stimulating nature, but
without any good result. Some three or foui
months ago was induced to try your STOMACH
BITTERS, and have used about seven or eight
bottles with decided benefit. My health is great
ly improved and consider your BITTEES the
only efieaeious remedy Of their hind in the market
If used as directed they will always prove sover-
eign remedy to those afflicted with dyspepsia or
ether diseases Of like nature.
Respectfully yours,
LYMAN NUDGE.
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GENT for the sale Of PRINCE 4 CO.'S In
"A proved Patent PRIZE MEDAL MEL0DE0Ns,
and ORGANS. the best Reed Instruments in the
tone All in want Of an instrument PKRYEcr IN
Az RESPECTS, will ind these 10 be Just As adver-
tised. All Illus rated Catalogue, sbosing styles
ders solicited. Also Melodeons to rent
A HOOD, 50 Laurel Street, Manchester, N. II. +,
Sole Agent for New Hampshire and Vermont, 70
whom all orders should be addressed
Jan, l7-v3mos
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the Grand Duke of Luxemburc

the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
1t is understood that the following terms
have been agreed upon as a basis for the de-
alterations of the conference
LIST. France is not to enlarge her present
boundaries.
2nd. The fOrtifcations Of Lnxemburg are
to be evacuated and dismantled
3nd. The future political status Of the
Grand Duchy is TO be ascertained and deter
mined by the conference.
4th. The final decision Of the conference
is to be guaranteed by all the governments
participating therein.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NV YORK, April %

a letter from Mexico after giving the de-
tails Of the capture OF puchla says Marquee
who ESCAPED from Qgcrotaro and arrived at
the city Of Mexico with extraordinary power
conferred by the Emperor. appeared before
Pucbla soon after It's capture with 1000 men
TOO late however 90 reinforce the garrison.
Daz Immediately engaged and defeated
him. capturing has guns and ammunition
hut NOT Marquee himself