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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

IN Chicago on the 18th of July. This
is a matter in which all steam
boatmen are interested, and they should
bear this meeting in mind. The object of
this meetir z is to consider the action of
the Commission that assembled in New
York a few weeks ago. by order of he
Secretary of the Treasury. Col. Gutherie is
still anxious to make his headquarters IN
this city, which woul be greatly to the
advantage of our steamboatmen and COM
mercial interests.
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NOTICE.

June I'm. 1851.
oRDER o PLANK SIDEWALKS.
A ND now it ~ hereby ordered and dz-
IA. rected by the Common Counc / OF the
City OF Evansville. that the owners ot all
lots are } arts OF lots, fronting on or adjoiD-
ing the west SIde OF Sixth Stteet. nom
Powell Stree; 10 h corporation lne;
Southeast SIDE OF Mulberry street, from
Second Street 10 IhIrd street;
Southeast side OF Mulberry Street. from
Third Street 10 Fourth Street,
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO
be brought to the proper grade, and THAI
they cause a sidewalk of Glass No. = 10 be
laid down thereon within thirty dayz
from the publication of this Order.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk. u
City Clerks Office, July q. 1867.
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NOTICE.

July l., 1861
ORDER FOR BRICK
A ND now IL is hereby ordered and Dis
"A. reeted by the Common Council of the
Ci y OF Evansville that the owners OF am
lots or parts of lots, fronting on or
joining the northeast side OF First Street,
between Sycamore Street and Vine Stree9s
Nor beast side of Sixth Street, between
Locust and Walnut Streets;
Northwest side of Main Street. DetvN9eL.
Fourth and Fifth Stree s, to be repaired.
In said city. cause the sidewalks thereon 90
be brought TO the proper grade, and thzG
they cause a sidewalk of Class No. 2, TO he
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
A. NJ. McGKTEF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, July 9th, 1867.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS. -rE1. Rx'
~ received at the office of the rres.deua
OF the Evansville & CrawfOrdSyille RaIL
o Company, until twelve O'Clock. noon.
on the 18th day of July, IS 7. Tor IaakIng
the excavations and embankments on ths
new line of the r.. IL g. r. r., extending
about three-quarters of a mile bet wes "A ifs
departure from the Old line at the Bogth
end of the Evansville depot grounds ana
its intersection with the old line, near tho
cemetery road.
The work is to be done under the direa-
ton, and subject to the approval, OF the
engineer, and to be finished by the l0tn
day of September, 1867. Payments VIII be
made monthly on the m OF the en-
gineer.
Proposals must be addressed TO John In
gle, Jr., Pres'J +. Il G. r. r., and endorsed
Propo ais for Railroad Contract"
h Company reserve the right to reject
any bids not deemed satisfactory.
The p ofiie and estimates can be seen q
the ONCE of the engineer.
JOHN JINGLE, r..
President r. d {. Railroad
CHAs. G. GENUNG, Engineer.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, July 6.
ToBACCo.-Sales 500 hhds. leaf Tugs to Sc
lection at So GOALS So.
FLoUR-Superfine SS 90.
WHEAT New fancy at 81 90.
CSC delivered.
OATS-At 794S1c.
MESS PORK-S2l 10.
BACON Shoulders SIC; packed clear
sides l3c.
HAMS-Sugar cured TIC.
lARD -1ls4c in tierces.
WHIsKY-Nominal, Soc in bond.
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Notice TO Contractors.

FEtEzE tOGNCBb OF 2GAk
l. City of Evansville viii receive sealed
proposals until Monday. the 2Jth day OF
July, 1867, for grading and paving tie fo1-
lowing alleys, D.:
For grading and paving the alley stu
ated between First and second Streets, and
extending from Vine TO Divi lutt street..
Grading and paving tbe alley situated
between First and Second SLT fis. amt
extending from Chestnut 8 Cherry Street.
Grading and paving the alley situated
between Fourth and Fifth Street, and en-
tending from Walnut to Chestnut street
Grading and paving the alley situated
between second and Third Streets, ana
extending from Vine to Division Street
By order OF the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks OLcs, July 9, 1867.
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MemnhiS Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 6.
ECoTToN-Unchanged at 2315c; receipts
81 bales; port 81 bales. AGai
CORN-Fnm al 81 l5@1 IS.
~OATS-Scarce and firm at S3@S5c.
HAY-Quiet at S23 00@24 90.
Other markets unchanged.
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New York Gold and Stock Market

BY Telegraph E YORK July 6.
GoLD-Opened at 1895. and closed at 1887
@l39.
$50 PRICES: Border State bonds firm.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Ninety Cents ON the Dollar.

This road is already completed to Jules
burg, 37j miles west of omaha, and
is fully equipped, and trains are regu-
Iarly ~unning over it. The Company has
now on ana ST. Efficient iron, ties, ETC., to
finish the remaining portion to The east
ern base OF the Rocky Mountains, l4l
miles, which is under contract to be done
in September OF this year; and il is ex-
pectef that the entire road will be in run-
ming order from Omaha TO ITS western
connection with the Central Pacific, now
being ra,idly built eastward from Sacra-
mentO, CAL, during 1870.
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ENGLISH CRoPS.-A writer in the Lon
don Times reviews in detail the crop pros
poets in England, and concludes that, on
the whole, they are cheering. He says
doubtless the cereals have still several
critical stages to go through yet, judging
from the appearance of the crops, while
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Means Of the C0n.panu.

Estimating the distance to be built by
the Union Pacific to be l,565 miles, the
per Cent. Thirty-Year Bonds to the Com
pany as the road is finished, at the average
rate of about $3.50 per mile amounting to
81, Dos, 900.
Ihe Company is also permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds to an equal
amount, and at the same time; which. by
special Act OF Congress, are made a First
Mortgage on the entire line, the bonds of
the United States being subordinate 10 them.
The makes a donation of
1880 acres of land to the mile, amounting
TO 20,032, 600 acres, to be worth
S3O,OOO,O O0, making the total resources, ex-
full value ofthe lands cannot now be real
lied.
The authorized Capital Stock of tie COM
pany is one hundred million dollars, OF
which five millions have already Teen
paid in, and of which it is not supposed
that more than twenty-five millions at
NEST viii be required.
The cost of the road is estimated by COM
petent engineers to be about one hundred
million dollars, exclusive of equipment.
Value and Security of the Bonds.
The Company respectfully submit, that
the above statement OF facts fully demon
strates he security of their Bonds; and as
the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 5l7 miles of road, on
which twenty mill n dollars have al
ready been expended. On $50 miles of this
no ID the ca rs are now running, and the re-
maing Is7 miles are nearly com pleted.
AT the present rate of premium on gold,
these bonds pay an annual interest on the
present cost of
Nine per Cent,
and it is believed that on the completion
OF the road, like the Government Bonds,
they Will g above par. The Company in
tend to sell but a limited amount at the
present low rate, and retain the right TO
advance the price at their option.
Subscriptions will be received in New
York by the
CoNrINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
No. Nassau Street;
81 Wall Street;
JOHN ]. CISCO & Son, Bankers.
No. 80 Wall Street;
and by Banks and Bankers generally
throughout the United states, of whom
obtained. They will also be sent by mail
from the ~Company's office, No. ~ Nassau
Street, New York, on application. SUB
scribers will select their own Agents, In
whom they have confidence, who alone
will be responsible to them Tor mes ate
delivery OF the bonds.
JOHN j. CISCO,
Treasurer,
NEW YORK.
Agents at Evansville,
Evansville National Bank.
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FOR RENT.

TCR RIGHTEOUSNESS HOUSE-A
new brick cuisines house on Third
Street, well adapted for a retail drug store,
confectionery. or millinery store. Terms
rea- onHble. For particulars apply to
jy3 div LEWIS L. STINSON.
NOR REyT-STORE-A three-story
brick Store. corner of Main and Fourth
Streets, suitable for a manufacturing es-
Enlistment. Apply at No. "a Main Street.
jun2I DIV
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Home Again

II HAVE JUST ARRIVED FR0M
4 Cincinnati with the finest variety Of
Tea, Bourbon. and Bengal ROSES an
ever-bloomeTs and fine plants which L
will sell as low as they can be bought In
Cincinnati. / have every color - White.
Yellow, Scarlet. Rose, Crimson, DC They
can be safely planted, as they are all in
pots. Give me a call.
WIN. q. NEWTTT.
P.S.-Many other fine varieties OF rnrg
plants, quite new.
Wire Hanging Baskets, &c. ltun3 da
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they are passing the important ear-form-
ing stage, and with favorable cumst
ces to come, there will be a full average
yield of agricultural produce.
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JOHN J. CISCO,

e miles east of the city of Henderson f.,
wishes TO contract for the sowing of LOO or
rs acres of grass. Earl proposals solicit
ed, either for money or part of the crop
undertaken to furnish everything.
jun2S div
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NsEED O1L-e4I. Sperm Oil, eli.

n LETTER from Alabama says: The late
rains it was feared would materially in
jure the wheat crop, but the danger is over
and the damage is 1nconsiderabie. In this
whole region there will be a heavy crop.
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Markets.

By Cable.l LIVERPOOL, July $50 P. NJ.
CoTToN-Sales, 10000 bales of middling
uplands at I3d.
PEAS-39s.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork, 75s; Beef, 1865; Bacon,
ass; Lard, AS Sd.
PETRoLEUM-Refined, Us Cd.
TALLoW-i3s cd.
LOVER SEED-43s.
LONDON, July SO: 80 P. NJ.
SUGAR-25s Cd.
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JOHN ]. sEEzIE
The New York herald., 1867-08-21

Earl Derby ON the Progress Of the Cause OF
the PeopIe-Disraeli ON the End Of Political
NIeuopoIies-The "Sishs.' "Sobs" and
"Jargou - Of the Old Tsrv Party De-
scribed By the ChanccIior-" Hereditary
Coteries ef Exclusive Nobies.''
From the London Post, August 81
Last evening her Majestv's Ministers entertained
BY the right honorable Sir Thomas Gabue Lord Mayor
and She Lady Mayoress at . banquet fh the Mansion
Mouse. The company Invited 70 meet the principal
guests Of the evening numbered about two hundred ana
Lord DsRBy replied 10 the toast OF cher Msjssty's
Minister'S He said st the commencement OF the
present session. whether look abroad a home, the
political barometer decidedly pointed TO storm, ana
there was every reason 10 sppre hend that war might
break out involving the whole Of Europe The danger was
imminent and statesmen quailed before the coming dam
ser: aud knew rot that any effort however vel "a.
tended nor any exerton, or whatever description mgnb
succeed avcrtng thst great calamity. But happy ~
not trterg In the affairs Of foreign counrcs but ey
estsd advice II the good fortune Of the rrcscri Nn
istsrs TO contribute with the asssance o. tne other
neutral Powers OF The Continent In warding Oh that
great misfortune, and preserving 10 Europc and the
world the blessings OF peace lChecrs) Ny lord you
may rely that 20 long az her Ma1ys ps1,m odvtsors
10 which their exertons win be more strenuously more
perseverngly, moro necessarily and more disinter.
esedly devoted than 70 the maiutensce OF peace and
the friendly relations between this cuntry and the otncl
countries or the world tCheers We are not country
which has anything 10 gain from extension OF domn.
ssts are the Interests OF the world We desire keep
friendly relations throughout the world for ths sake o.
commerce and many Other ns1ffers and 70 long a. Dave
the honor OF being First Minister OF the Crown the op
ec OF preserving pseoe win b that 70 which sne %
most sronaggl{ oev2sed. Glssp 1T ~ ~
The New York herald., 1867-08-21

ne Cunsrd steamship Scotia Captain Judkins, which
Ten Liverpool II four O'Clock on the afternoon OF the
xolh and Queenstown the 1l,h OF August arrived at
This port yesterday morning. having our special
spoudsucs and nles In detail OF our cable dispatches
Der dag OF sailing
The American mail steamship Fulton, Captain wotten,
from Haws the 7th and Falmouth England the sth OF
August, arrived at this port yesterday morning
The Florence correspondent or the London Ns.pi VIZ IT,
,ns on the ID instant says
From report on the cholera in Italy, lately published
we nn6 that the from January TO July this year
have bsen as many 6375 followed by 80 074 deaths
The scisn provinces have eecn me 10 most srsvoa.y
ported and $40 Deaths In Bari Neagolitan provnces
1l1le and 64l2 deaths; at Calianiseita sican
provinces, 1o1 cases and 4 ITO dea,hs In word We
md that death followed the attack In above half tho
number Of Not one Of the forty ynne provinces
or Italy has been spared.
In addition to the fatal effects OF the cholera visitation
In Italy the people suffer from a mental and moral
nasdy In connection with H. especially in the caabrss
and Sicily aud few Of the northern provinee' Ihs
dread Of poison belief Of Its presence through vari-
ous malsvoent agents aud influences 10 Italy
this dread greatly sxces the mind Of the suffering popu
faton, aud adds TO their ealantous state thirst FOR
vengeance upon the soldiers who are supposed 70 be 10
some mysterious manner connected with the cholera,
fell by ths people The unremt,ing zeal and kindness
OF the oacsrs asd the care Of the suffering aud
sick 60 FOR nothing 10 calm the public feeling Ever
when they are assisting the sufferers they are regarded
with hatred and suspicionnay, frequently subjected u
violsacs.
A. Palermo on the 9th OF August cholera was maxim,
tsriac nvages The average number Of deaths was 1e
Asily 10 the city.
letter from the Bssilicss 10 the Acrir OF Maple.
sssss that the cholera Is making terrible ravasos ia
nESN HRegag q iaN pssy.n9a h Ast Il xxHsa
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/. In the Eye"ins Te,"sram
WILL BE FOUND DAILY
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE BY cAele-
SPECIAL rELEaeaMs FROM ALL rAHr, or
AMERICA !.
FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS.
All THE LOCAL NEWS. !.
A GUIDE AND DIRECTORY or TUE wAys o.
LEAVING NEw YORK.
FAMILY MARKET REPORT, BEING oUipE TO
HoUssKEErERs AND COOKS. :.
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. /.
LIST OF THE SAVINGS BANKS IN TIE orr I.
THE ADJUSTMENTS IN THE .srsoroLrs.
PERSONAL rsrELLroEsoE-. I.
GENERAL NEWS or THE Day 4
eossrr .rAcsrrAE.. AND rosrsr !,
LABOR MOVEMENTS. 4
SPORTING INTELLrGENcE FROM Ala. PARTS o6
TIE COUNTRY
NEW JERSEY. LONG ISLAND. wEsrcHEsrxs ANo.
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
polio! AND cou.r x.rrEs:. \
&C.; Ao.,. Ao.. Z
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARaRs3
CIRCULATION OF ANY EVENING PAPER
PUBLISHED.
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THE sAllsURc CONGRESS.
Austrian Account of the Imperial AssesblaGe
and Its Objects.

rrrom the New Free Press OF Vienna August
Tho snppositons OF those who wish TO misrcpresent
tho OF this vs. OF the Emperor Napoleon TO
the Emperor Of Austria are both improbable and wthou,
foundaton Its object IL simply act OF reciprocal
courtesy originating in the lrs place. In the earnest de-
se OF the Emperor Napoleon 10 express personally ana
before all Europe his 'sympathy with the imperial
house OF Austria hetoccasion Of the terrible blow
nv which II has lust Erickcn This desire tho En-
peror communicated well known, to the Austrian
Embassy in Paris on the morrow Of the day which
Inc sad news from Qperetaro received If the En-
peror Napoleon has been prevented from putting that
rroiect into execution, probably with the object
81 again rendering possible and assuring the visit OF the
Emperor OF Austria 10 Paris 10 which tho Emperor OF
boh the painful incident which has occurred might IN
sny case have impeded The vlsit 70 salzburs viii no
o,bt lead TO the attainment OF that object and IL 10
sImost certain that tho closing Of the Paris Exhibition
will be honorsd with the presence Of their Austrian
Maiesties
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GERMAN SECURITY.

Aaxirian Declarations of Pence.
VIENNA, August 90 1867.
All shs ocia journals declare that the peace Of Ger
Aaay u secured.
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Then again. tho reformers that they
vero oppcsn ng the bes psbc sentment by getting up
sucS gathering. A meeting in Hyde Park can uover
lie ressy popular any more than political meeting In
Cent-aI pSrk would be- no matnr which party calls &C.
because eysry xeasonsbe man nsinctigely feels that
public marks arc not intonded for political assemblages
bat fo- Inn recrnssSon Of Tho masses So after few
Sairt snaeches the cut ana driad resolutions were
smuli iapeo,sIy ana unsnimousIy adoniad al the ten
stands 10 Tue sound OF the buee and lhs meeting ad-
iourned
Won w,,, now wha, sress % p,,cs uroc INC resolu-
noa w NJ, @ WIS ~ e.. ~ W pauo spvn ss sont,on
wsrs nnhsbss IN ,ho morning. nsns,s .0 ~ ,h.
Tha rasoin,ic,s ha,na Lss, adan.f at
the w E laying oee1 smusheousy aaopN .ha
a.. ro",a ~ co,r;,tae 40, AZ r,, % ,
no nenn,s had no,Sios to 10 With ,hs resolriio;r
which simply exprasss the sentinents Of the msn who
wrn,a ,hsna -f w w' u Wv ~ ~
on Thv-sasy ,y. pau.s M con,,.or, asa,sa ,bs ps
rsn, MI AZ srsndsa ;n H. Hon.a A. oras Ta two
nn, ss,.srs acd ,ha, cSsa,,n" r.n-assats.ion Sns
m,nos,,iss Nv ome-sI cnaasns one WAS sraSsd ef
$50 sda,sJ h. 'o,;u TO- v's c,sss as so"ssshns
,hs 80 s,ha1sa cr p"p, uso -a rnoan
I, o 40 90 % ,.r as ~ az "a s,"s r" ~, aa,a
,sns W VOC oy ,e.erony 'aa. .no .ou % weio " 49,
Ne ,viaa ,hs1 sohnr. =, a. I,s, prasdaneis,
eeoSon in rs.eyiua the ermy vcts and the smount OF
. ma,0 a. 10 was W ~ u.s. 10. tns, 4
nnn do "wy ;,S a.. ,s y, d mei. narso,si vio
IsnSa A. oect;cns, h,t s,,ba"vh nahoSy suSsesied
% s ~ h ' ou' a''avasr nouvJs he
,, sns ee', sue ,sv ,v'a v ~, 's n ma ton,ss
,r,' @ ua. W. uSro 10 ~ 70 ho vo,.
"ash s nay no eans -. ,,i vi n.y. TX, 80
@ ~ sa Suess @ you @ " S ~. AZ M o,s rsb.i
.oa " nnook peSsuso @ % yVu uo ao
Is sonsvy s.mn,snea: ana tne n.imnaon @ "a pses.sro S
here oy landoTds ana employers WIN oe almost uono
away WITH: Al present rotten eggs and thick stoks ass
the staple arpurnents at the English polls
II such scenes were to occur at elections other
tries tho indignation OF the British press would
are preferable 70 the virtues OF foreeners Mr. Lowe
was lie right however when he declared that Il Eng
larl began 10 Ameticange her Institutions she must
Americenizs them altcsoiher Now that household
Suffrage Is inagnratei the ballot is merely question
Of time
Tho minority rcpresen ,tsn scheme was very warmly
debated but tho compromise agreed upon by loading
poclans was risdly carried out and the amendment
was adcrtet M Breht delivered speech ags,nst IT,
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
E U R 0 P {.
BIZ The CABLE TO AUGUST 81.
Napoleon's Negotiations
at Salzburg.
Austria Makes No Treaty with
Franco.
Hhs Peace Of Germany Declared Se-
cured from Vienna.
a TURKISH ENVOY TO THE CAR.
0israsii on the Signs" and "sobs"
Of tho English Tories.
The Power OF Hereditary Coterits Of Es.
elusive Mobiles Ended.
n TURKISH ENVOY TO THE CAR.
0fsrasii on the signs" and sobs'
Of tho English Tories.
The Power OF I" Hereditary Coterics Of Es.
elusive Mobiles Ended.
the sALlBvRu CONGRESS.

Nap0ieom's Negotiations with FrRnci,
\ Jsseph-No Treaty Between France aud
SALz.urc, August 2o-Ncon.
The Enpsrer Napoleon held long conference to-day
with Basoa Won Beqat, the Prime Minister Of Austria
hs SALzBusG. August 20-Evening.
Ths private interviews which have taken place be-
fwssn thor Majestiss the Empcrors OF France and
Austria, between Napoleon and Baron Won Beust,
have yesued good understanding but no treaty has
tses sweJe
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
SPAIN.

QeRerai Priu,'s Agitation and His Funds.
-t- LONDON, August 20, 1857
Though Il s dfacult To obtain any reliable informs
fon from Spain, it's known that General Prm is still
~ TIE head Of the insurrscton, which has not been
Qusllea
Il ID reported that General Prim s supplied with funds
6y prominent bankers In Paris.
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

a Special Envoy from the Sultan to the Czar.
:. CoNsrAyrINorLE, August 20, 1867.
FuAd Pssha the Minister who accompanied the Sultan
throughout his Western tour gone tho Crimea to
meet tlss Emperor Alexander Of Russia
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
THE WAR IN GAMBIA.
Russian Aid to tho RefuGces-Tke Twrkish
Insult TO the United states.

ThA Jouruat dc 50 PlfersbourQpublshss The following
despatch dStcd Constantinope, July 30 via Odossa-W
After having insisted with the Porte upon fresh in
sructons being Omar Pasba tho Ambassador OF
Russia urgently pressed that they should be acted upon
and he gave orders Captain Bo1akow and 10 the Rus
sian consul the island Of Canda TO CONVOY 70 Greece
according 70 an concluded with the Turks
tho Greek families who had taken refuge In the
esyerns The ambassador OF Ru5fia conferred on ths
aubect with the Charge dAfsrs OF France the result
OF which that the representatives. OF these Two
Powers forwarded instructions 70 the commanders OF
the shpso OF their respective States stationed In
the Turkish waters 10 from Crete TO Greece tho
Christian families OF the island. The Porte was ~
ausssed The Prussian aud Italian Ministers Joined In
the step thus taken
The turkish admiral took BY force, from mssscnger
Of the American Consul i>r phchhe (onssl Ceneral
Of Russd had wr,1en b NE Und Safes Representations.
The American Minister has protested ssanst tha, act OF
violence
The New York herald., 1867-08-21

.A.:The Bankers' and nIeFchapte' k4~ceal
on on SATURDAY, August q. 1884 At IRVING HALL nsT
have been engsged-Miss Fannie Stockton, Madame Osr}
lotta Pozzoni, Mr. o. c. Lockwood, Mr. A. 9edGwfck an4
Mr. =. L. Thomas Conductor, Mr. A. Sedgwiok The pro-
gramms viii consist Of selections from English. Irish,
Scotch and Italian composers Tickets dollar each rec
sale at the banking house of Clark Webster Co.. @ Broad
New York, or sent by mall on receip OF plcs an
dressed 10 CLARK, WEBSTER q CO., % Broadway Ns1
Xnrk
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

Tho Present Change in tho Executive.
LONDON. August 20. 1857
Lord Monck does not return to England but will
fsmaa one ysas longer in Canada at the head Of the
Dow government.
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
r 0 M E

THO United Statos Legation Closed.
) ROME August 20, 1857.
The mission Of the United States al the Holy see
hAvag bsea discontinued, the American legation in this
City hes bsea closed.
The New York herald., 1867-08-21
Marine Intelligence.

Qrxnssrowr, August 90 Tho steamship City OF Bat-
more, Captain hcGuigan, from New York August 10,
arrived ia morning en- route 10 Liverpool
souraAxgTox August 20-The North German Lloyd
stsamshIp Bremen Captain Meyer which left New York
The 7th Of August arrived here at nine o'clock last
bvouing ON the way TO Bremen.
/! The Hamburg American line steamship Cimbria,
which len Now York the 10fh OF August arrived at
khis pors O'Clock this morning After landing hsr
London passengers the Crnbra proceeded 10 Hamburg
pI1AsTKR AT SEA.
LuxRPo0E August 20-Noon.-The ship Myrtle, which
Rsceusy sailed from port Philadelphia returned
late isss evening, having sprung leak The amount or
damage he's not been asceTtained.
The New York herald., 1867-08-21

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vito or withon, patea, Porlso,s Csusps1
@. l.. J. Is. KkLIY, Ell Bfoadw A..
The New York herald., 1867-08-21

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and AZ insect yer,6in; flee from POISON Dsppi =