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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctloreers
and Resi- Estate Agents.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AZ
Y THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BsoAD
ASD EIGHTEENTH STREETS FOR SALE At
Auction. VIII he sold at auction on the prem,
ses, on MONDAY the LIST OF July, TSJa
Gated as above roting forytGH feet on on
L rSH,ti I'D thrao or four FIR An Ed TENEhENis'
w waw rsnfns for 5000 per month a., o,o,o
fronting 80 feet on Broad street, running back
lao feet having thereon some old buildings, and
now renting for ftteen dollars per month.
The foregoing real estate Is regarded very valua-
BILE for small stores and dwellings.
TERMS: enc fourth cash balance at four, elght,
q nd twelve III 'nths. for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed. ...
"a o7 suctioneers.
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BY z. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

By Z. b. Cook, huctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HORSES, Mich COWS, DC, AT
IL AUCTION.-THIs DAY, at 10 o'clock. will
sell at the horse lot. on Council Chamber Fill,
the celebrated stallion " Champion Black Hawk"
One very large black family Horse, very
stylish, perfectly sound, and very gentle
In Harness
One sorrel Mare, in excellent order, with
Top Buggy aud Harness;
One young Horse, perfectly gentle, with
Light Spring Wagon and Harness;
Several good Saddle and Harness Horses,
tity OF milk daily. b. h. COOK,
10 90 ttioneer.
By E. Gathr ght, Auctioneer
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifeenth streets.
FURNITURE. BEDDING, DRY
Il GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, sc,
AT AUCTION II wi sell at auction THIS (>a.
turday) MORNING, commencing at l" o clock, an
assortment Of FURNITURE, &c, consisting Of the
usual variety.
an assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES
FANCY GOODS, &C., SC
je20 z. GATHRlGHf, Auctioneer.
ALE OF HOGS AND GOATS
- SEVENTEEN GOATS and FOUR HOGS, taken
up on the streets yesterday, will be sold at
tion at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING:
JOHN Peg, JR.,
je Colts Chief of Police.
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% ~ law" LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.

After the above sala will be sold 81 ACRES near
Hopewell church, adjoining the land OF Anthony
Terms: Made known on day OF sale.
lie ?O-aodl2sJ- hendtts
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A DESIRABLE TIRE E-STORY
n BRICK DWELLING. ON THE NORTH SID
OF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTY -sEGOs ~ A rrr
TfON will be sold on the premises on IT. b. ,
DAY the I'd Of July next, at O'clock r D.. t nat
ScribaS M nrasent occupied BY Mr.. @. :. Prince
and opposita the residence of Mr.. Miles TurPin
The house has ten rooms, with all the modern I'm
nrnvements: ali in good order; large BRICK
Eitchen with four rooms, brick stable ana car
risge house. We would call special attention 10
persons wishing to purchase comtortaDle TEST
dence in good neigEborhood ana IN central
loca ion TO this properly. - 49,,
TgRNs: one. fourth cash ; balance at ., Il ana
Is months for negotiable notes, interest adGSG,
and secured by deed OF trust. The taxes LOT AoO'
to be paid by the purchaser cor
;oa Aucuoneers.
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By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

1--WE BEAUTIFUL 10 T $, ON
Il CFURGH HILL. on TWENTY :EEx&ST.H
Avp TWENTY. EIGHTH STREETS BETWEEN
LEIGH AND CLAY STREETS, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION Will be sold auction, on the premises
on MONDAY he list July, 1861 AZ Go'cIock =. III
two BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the east Inc OF
Twenty. sevsnth, and three on the west line oi
Twenty eighth, each fronting 80 feet and run
ming back l25 feet 70 an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: One-thIri cash balance at tour ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. ,,,,-,,,-,,,
HAkGISUN, GODDIN & APPERsoN.
ie27 Auctl0neers.
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Steamers.

DOR PALATKA, FERNAN-( sSsr
Il DINA, JACKsOEvliLE, sSsslSyNN
and all the landings on the ST Johns rlyeT, "a
Savannah. Georgia.
The new and splendid steamship DICTATOR
q 900 tons burthenl, Captain Louis VI. t0XbTTvE,
will sail from Southern wharf, Charles on. Sou'h
Carolina, every TUESDAY SlGHF, al Q o'clock,
for the above places.
For freight or passag ., apply on board. or Ar ha
flee Of the agency, No. II Wander Hors,', wharf
Charleston South Carolina. ,,.,..,..
a. Agents.
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By Grubbs williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
CMALL STORE ON SOUTH SIDE OF
= BROAD BETWEEN SIXTH AND sly ES - II II
STREETS ON LEASED GROUND. FOX SALE Al
. ITcTi6N Will be sold at auction on the pre-
misses on MONDAY, July l, at 5 o'clock T. NJ; the
neat STORE located as above described ana al
ioinirg the run store of Mr. Samuel suth erla and,
lately occupied as a confectionery stQ<e It's ioca
ton renders it desirable for any hight or IanSSy
Dnrcbasar m rent tn ground on which the build
ing sta DIS. Possession given at once.
., AuCtioneers.
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Steward, John

Sutton, p. O.
sydnor. X. II.
sydnor, @. B.
sydnor, Geo. W.
Tatum, r.
Taylor, q. W.
Tale, John l..
Taylor, Jas. II.
Taylor, VIM.
Terrill, DR.. A. j.
Teller, John l..
Thomas, K.
Thomas, Rev.
WIN. ID.
Tomlinson, Mr..
TORY. d.
Todd. Riley
Tomlinson, z. ~
Truslow, Robt.
Turner, q. w.
Tunnison,G. w.
Tuoker. Jas. A.
Tucker. X.
Willard Rev. Mr..
viereck, John
Watkins, T. p.
Warning. DR..
Wagner, + w.
Watkins, Edw.
Warmer, z. II.
Walsh, Chas.
Wallace, Aug.
Walker, A. X.
w est, Willie p.
Weldy, N. E.
West. A. II.
Williams, w. VI.
Wilson, 5. lc'd)
Williams, Z.
tcoiored)
Wilkison, Jas.
Wills, John G..
Williams. Z. ID.
Willie, Chas N.
Williams & Tay-
lor
Williams 4 Co.
Woods, Patrick
Woodh JIG.
Word < Weisi-
ger t2)
Wyatt, J. w. (2)
Young, Jas. l..
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deal ESTATE FOB SALE Pal
IL VATELY .-Thosstwo BSAUriFuL BdlLu.
INC LOTS at the southeast corner ~ Ihlri and
Byrl streets fronting 81 feet each on Third street.
and running back l2O feet to alley, are offered
for sale privately. Terms accommodating. Apply
les
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Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent, office on Four
teenth street between Main and Franklin.

IVJHVU 0VEvVV DVV'' .I71T-
NOR SALE AT AUCTION, ON THE
4 premises, on WEDNESDAY,. July Sd; az 4
O'Clock =. M, a very desirable little F1RM In the
near the Char : City road, containing forty-four
and 4 nalf acres of land, with growing crop #
corn, oats. hay. vegetables, &c. known as Dove
HilU now in the occupancy OF Mr. l.; &iIara ba
m% r. On the place there ara two kitchens,
smoke house bar, stable, and other improve
ments. The above property can be bought pri-
sale. Il. ". haCh',
lie ca-tds Anctioneer and Rea! Estate Agent
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY q. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
No. ll.5 Main street.

DAwNBRoKER's STOCK AT AUG
Il TIoN.-will be sold stauetion, at my store,
ilis Main street. THIS MORNING. at 10 o,clock,
l. OF pieces RgA BY. MADE CLOTHING, and other
10 20 G. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
The above sale will be continued at o'clock p.
NJ until closed. u. w. WILLIS.
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TOR RENT, the superior FOU r.
y STORY IND BAohM hN 4 WARE -
HOUSE in Commercial Block adjoining our 17,:5
own store. This house has every conve- -slli&
nience, with vault and safe inside, and has no
superior In the city either IL Location or arrange
mept. Price reasonable.
mn Its HkRVEYS WILLIAMS.
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Will also sell at Charles City Courthouse on the
THIRD THURSDAY in July, 1867, that being G ;wf
day, s3e ACRES three and half miles from w IL
cox's wharf, on James river. This land Ironto on
Swinyard's road, and sdjo!us the lands OF John
Walker. James Barnes, and others. This land IS
well wooded and would suit any one wishing TO
90 in the wood business. This tract Will be sub
divided so as to suit persons OF small means. The
improvements consist OF new, comiorta DE
house and kitchen. Mr.. John Ham6lst Is now liV-
ing on the place. mus,
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| Crawford, =. =
| Crone, Caleb
crowdsr, g. 3.
| Crlddle, Abe!
C"sseh, W. ].
Curme, Dunn
| h 60.
| Davis, W. H.(2'
| Davis, Thos.
| Da wson. !. l..
DAWN, Frank
Diggs & Davis
| Ielsno. jos.
| Diacont, T.
| Donoho, ID.
| Drew, wn-h.
dyke, A. J.
Eaves, q w.
Edison, w. =.
| Elan, Jos. T.
Elan. T. n.
England, J l..
Eynon, David
Faudru. J. 7.
Farley, X. @.
Felthaus, X.
Ferguson. J.W.
Floyd, s.
Foster, James
Foster, =. r.
Forde, W. II
Freeman, Ca pt.
J ".
Franklin, J.. VI
Gaines, "a D.
Gardn er, w. j.
Gerard. A. V.
Gei-inger, J.
Giles, Madison
ON, p. Z.
GILMORE. 4.
Goode, Albert
God Twin, Nj. B.
Gorham, s. ID.
Grim mel. A.
Grunter, J. Fl.
Grady, J..
Gregory, z.
Green. L NJ.
Gregory. VIM.
Green w. G.
Gwath y,
Rev. \.
Rail, Rev
Ha rrison K
Warwick
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Lohman, F. W.
x.
Loebman,
Luck. X. F.,
Lusey, q. Il.
Lupion, D.
Lyell, J. NJ.
Lyell, q A.
Martin, Rich'd
Martin, Jordan
Mahony, John
Mackie, John
Mathews, J. W
Mathews, @. b.
Mack, G..
N sson, G. r.
Martin, A. g,
Mar.b all, Mr..
Meredith, ]. II.
Miller, James
Minson, Jos.
Miller, II. (c'd)
Mitch ell, @. w.
Moore, w. x. b.
Moody, T. p.
Motley, Joshua
Moneurs, G. +.
Morris, B.
Mum, Jos. G.
Murphy, d.
McKinney,C. 8.
McChe ca ry, n.
Me- ready, j.;
McV eigh, L. w.
Mcintyre, NJ.
McMurran, Rev.
Il l..
McKeese, VIM.
Nevman,W. N.
Newman,W W. NJ
Newman, K.
N ewman, J. T.
Newman. J. T.
Nelson, Herber
Newman A. q.
Norris, W. +.
Norton. J. +.
Cgdon K. ID.
O'Reilley, Jno.
Ostrander.W j.
osborn, Chas.
OWNS,
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BY James ". Taylor & Son. Auctionsers'
Office No. c2l Main street, third door below the
spotsSoOi Hotel.
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ToR NEW YOEK-OID DOMINION

F9sFKE MEM pXt86&&kBiWV9 GL17A Do@a 80
splendid sits-wheel steamships - ..ts.SS
mander, and ALBEMAbLE. Ii. A sfsoSS>srsl4
BOURNE cOmmlndsr, leave kichmnud every
TUESDAY ana SATURDAY leave New YORK
every WEDH hSDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirely new, ard we're buiit '&'
prssBy for ThlsrO1te They have splendid Sal oons
aud Sta'srooms, and the fare, attention. end &C.
cOmmOGatious are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by ihls line arc landed regularly
at New YORK on Tho COMPANY covered pivr ~
North river within forty eight hour
Fret ghts for roidts beyond New York are for.
waTded with dispatch, and no charge made e>Cgit
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers far Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans, and other southern ports leave from The adj.
Joining pigr. Ali goods Tor these points are
promptly transferred without Xpoauro.
N. l.. McCPRADY, P1asiJeut III Greenwich
sAaGBL GYRES \ co, Richmond, Va;
JOHN ". WEST, CITY Point ANA Petersburg;
r y. WEBB, Norfolk.
SAMUEL AYRES a CO..
fe2s-ts 1.-"G Gary st'oet.
EOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
4 OLD POINT, AHr AL LAND. : 1E-ZJ a
INGS ON JaMES RlVER Tho fart -.
ana eiekanL cleaner, S-t--z-h-TsA>H
JOHN SYLVESTER.
CAPTsIS q. C. CLIFFORD, oil.
leaves her wharf at Rocket f.r shoye,,IIa y
81 o'clock 4. N, and return On Tuesday, I.u'''
PASSENGERS vii, arrive a. Clty Point IN time 20
Connect VITA train for Pe!srhUrs. Ne,
Freight received az all hours t'r h"r'on, N''l' ;
more principal landings Oh Chesapeake ny, ana
al sF4HiPE 5r a shy O. Sc. e .'''
Aup!y ID l.. 3. TEIENr Agent.
~ o-ts once, steamer 'H'ti'
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ZOE RENT, the uNrXPIRED
y TERM Of the pretty little STORE and fysS
CELLAR on MARSHALL street between Fifth M
and Sixth streets lately occupied by Messis. .1.:
K. 4. Moses 4 Brother. The fix urts in sad store
and the uneXpired license may be had at a veiy
low price. isbhLL DAN -,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouesss,
10 gr.s.ifp SuNtz wood FDfpl.
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EOR RENT, SMALL FRAMETENE,
L MENT, near corner Eighteenth and Hzi
onS: S5fses.' Apply Wv B. *. Z
il i0--3t lyme & BROTHER.
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TTO7atS.

WANTED, a No. l NURSE-a sin,
w gle. middle aged woman preferred. Refer
j., % ii 0O2 Marshall street.
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the REFORM REVOLUTION.
Canvass of the Proposed Derby Bill Quali

Canvass Of the Proposed Derby Bill Qualin-
In the House Of Commons on the 21st OF March, Mr..
Gladstone put the following questions TO the Chancellor
OF the ExchcQusr the conditions Of voting IN
boroughs 90 far they affected by the bill Of the
government are 10 be the for occupiers Of the
value Of Elo and upwards @ for occupers under f1o
or. II not, in what respects they differ whether
IL s intended BY the bill that the occupying franchise
in boroughs, which now depends upon tho occupa-
tou of "sDy house, warehouse, counting house, shop
or other building Is hcnceforward 20 depend upon
the occupation OF dwelling houses exclusively;
whether the total number Of male occupiers stated BY
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer In his speech Mon
sous2G Thsi6sf kSi Aajssty's government win lay
nou the table their estimates Of the numbers OF voters
"a be enranchissd under the several clauses OF the BILL
together with the data 50 far as they think nt upon
cupier Claiming 70 30 registered under clause a. when
conpoeitlon OF rather reduced rate the premises hes
been duly paid by his landlord must In order 10 be re-
giserod pay the difference between such reduced rate
and the raewhich would have been chargcse upon him
fhe CHlxcrIos or TIE ExcHrouxR sald-ft win be for
The conyeueuce Of the House II group the various In.
nuirtse made by the honorable gentleman. The first
two are fresh In the recollection Of ine House: me
voting IN boroughs far as they are afecied BY the
bI Oh the government 10 be the same Tor occupers
Of the value of fI0 and upwards a. for occupes under
f1o; o., u not in what respects they dlner and
franchise in boroughs, which depends upon the oc
cupstjou CF any house warehouse counting house. shop
or other building" u henceforwsrd 70 depend upon
the occupstion OF dwelling houses exclusively appears
10 mo that these two questions, which really refer
10 the same point almost framed rather under some
mIsapprshenson Of the character OF the measure We
have insvvSscsd. That measure 10 entirely . supple.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Russia InnseaeinG Towards a General war
4 French Hint ON the Outy Of the Cxar.
From the Paris Dsbats, March 22l
Since broke out last In the centre Of Europe
great deal OF trouble has been taken TO kindle vast
coHadgrafos In the East tout the combustibs material
on which reliance was plsced has not been found. This
is the truth II people at 81. Petersburg mean 70
convince rs that Il isla pure love Of humanity which
prompts Russia 70 h.ke such lively interest," in the
fate Of the wretch cd, they have easy way Of
doing 30; ts hen be0ia By mitioofing wcss hdf are
greater and nearer he let them begin by 40 act Of re-
paration for making which there e need OF the con.
currence Of Europe but which we snail all praise, let
them staunch the, wounds OF unfortunate Poland Be-
fore thinking OF delivering the Christians OF the turkish
ces lot them restore 70 their country and M'r rs'cre
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HERALD THURSDAY APRIL H. se7.-TRIPLE SHEET

travelled OF single letters Id or &C. for transit through
either country agreed to OK an earlier date than
next New Years day for reduction Of the rates charged
on printed matter and patterns and the territorial tran
sit charged closed mails.
During debate In the House Of Commons tho sup
ply OF hands for the British ssvy the class Of
sells the service, Sir John Pangten said Looking at
what going on in other countries found that tho
United States were building twelve first class steamers
Mr. shswLefcvre-I think they are building six Of tho
larger class and six Of the smaller Sir J. Pakngton-
believe very much in the vigor Of the United Staies and
when had the pleasure OF seeing the Secretary OF tho
United States Navy In this country time ago. he
made no secret Of that his department looked upon
these ships the most effective Of men-of-war the
Uned states have adopted the policy Of having ships Of
great speed capable Of going 70 sec as cruisers and also
capable Of carrying far As their guns Co. very heavy
armor.
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being 90, might seem desirable 10 reject whole
rather than the risk OF seeming TO throw 10 out
n its moro essential portions in Its provisions Of
snchsement and for redistribution OF seats, single
unexcepuonable CLAUSE II only be amended BY
substituting for entirely different So Tar
ss the intrinsic difculty OF the task is concerned IL
would DO far easier TO frame bill de than 70 patch
thing Batisfactorv
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

as assssnA g unAas. ny men Sho groan in agony n
Siberia; lot them show ~ has been well sald by
Prince 0ortschakod IN I'is despatch Of May L. $780,
sthat In I'll questions ing civilization and humanity
We cannot admit that them arc two weights aud two
measured
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
Letter from John Bright.

Under the auspices Of the Scottish Reform League
conference Of delegates from various parts Of Scotland
public meeting In the evening. AT both gatherings the
government measure unhesItatngly condemned and
resolutions In favor OF the sweeping programme advo
by the League enthusiastically passed The fol-
lowing letter addressed 70 the secretary Of the conference
read ct both meetings:-
REvoRn CLUB, London, March 10. 1857.
DEAR SR-I cannot como TO your meeting, for cannoe
leave London Just Ny own opinion is that reform
should be hands Of friends and not OF its one
mics The present government Is not able or not willing
20 deal with the question: and think tho interests Of
the country require that the bin and Is authors sosd b.
0a rid o. wish the question could have been fairly
and settled but seems 70 me impossible under the
sonduct II lord Derby and Mr. Disraet L may be
ecessary % aold meetings. greater even than those OF
ast voar fear that the reformers OF Scotland
viii ,os ~ .cc.r part 4 am, &c., JOHN BRIGHT
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

French Authorities and the Mextcan Bona-
holders.
In the House OF Commons, March 22, Mr.. h LKwB
the Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs whether
information had reached him from the British repre-
sentative al Mexico that the French authorizes who
assumed the administration Of the Custom House a Vera
Cruz had refused to allow the agent 70 receive twenty
fve per cent hypothecated the Mexican b0ndholders
and had remted the funds set apart for them TO the
Mexican financial commission, and whether he would
apply the French governments for the remittance 70
London Of twenty ve per the hands OF the
Mexican financial commission due To the bondhoders.
Lord STANLEY sad he had official Information at
present The writer OF letter received about six weeks
ago stated incidentally that he understood the French
authorities would not allow the agent TO receivewenty.
Eve per cent Any information received by the govern
mont should be laid on the table possible.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
Reform fer scotinna.

In the House OF Commons, the night. Sir R. An
UIHER asked the Chancellor Of the Exchequer whether
the intention Of her Msjesy's government 10 in
troduce bill for the reform Of the representation in
Scotland In the present session; " co. when the bill
would be laid upon the table, and whether the bill would
include any additions 70 the representatives Of that part
OF tho kingdom
The CHANCELLOR ov THE ExcHRoUER-Yes, it % our In
tention after the holidays 10 introduce bill for the
reform OF the Of the people In Scotland
and We do contemplate Of It's representatives,
fCheoral
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
EnsIand's Hopes sE y ssssIemcus.

In the House Of Commons, ON the 2lst Of March, Mr.
DARBY GRIFFITH asked the Secretary Of for Foreign
Affairs whether satisfactory settlement bad taken psc
OF the question OF the evacuation Of the fortresses
servia By the Turkish troops; and whether, in the
course Of tho negotiations any guarantee bad beon
entered into BY any Of the great Powers for securing
the suzerainty OF the Porte Serva farther thau
might DO ~ present existing under the Treaty q Paris
Of 1850, or by any other diplomatic treaty obigA-
tions. .0a-7
Lord SrAMsr-I have received Information within the
days 70 the effect that tho Prince ef Serva haA
proceeded 70 Constantinople for the purpose Of yng
the anangomsnt come 70 between him and the Porte
Of courss dmculttes Of detail may arise but have
satisfactorily completed with regard the second part
whether any guarantee had bean into By any Of
the great Powers for securing the suzsrAny a the Porte
over Servia am not aware that any such guarantss
has been given, or about 70 be entered By any a
the great PowerA am quite that under the cir
cumsancss none has been or will be by this
country. Hear hearl
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
The Russian March IN Bekhara.

4 despatch from 81. Petersburg, Of March a. re-
ports The zRyaiids Rnsse Of to-day o6ciay denes
the Intelligence by The overland mail from Bombay
ative Russian affairs In Bokhara and adds AN pre-
vous statements from Bombay the subjsct arc
false Since the capture Of tho denies OF Djusak
Russia has had dealings even OF diplomatic ma
ture, with the Emr Of BokharA"
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Tarkey and Servia NJ Peace.
despatch from Vienna, Of the 22d or March, says:
1.-THE Turkish Ambassador has eciaHy announced 70 The
Austrian government that a differences between serva
and the Porte have been sstHed-''
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
The Treaties News In Austria.

Vienna despasehss or March ~ report 1t is ocially
stated the Prussian government announced TO the
Imperial Cabinet, the 18th inst, through the Prus-
sian Ambassador tho concusion OF the secret treaties
between Prussia, Bavaria and Baden Tho Prussan
Ambassador In making the communication, added that
the treaties were partly OF docisive character.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Important AsscmbIaGc Of the Liberal and
Whig Radical Members at MIR. Glad
stOne's.