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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
Tia Penian Plots and Ircildiarlsm In
England and French Opinion
Of the Situation.
How and Where the Conspira.
tors Assemble.
The ItalO-Roman Debate and Govern
mental Crisis.
A German Question In Inc Russo
Baltic Provinces.

me German ma steamship Deutschland, Captain
Usssels which oft Bremen the 18th and South
amp,on on the liza OF December. arrived al this port
ss an carly yesterday morning, bringing mail
por,s ia Of dispatches dated to her day
Of saprg rom England.
81 Rodcnck Murchison, IN another letter, expresses
lis belief that Dr. Living is st alive. The Que
Consul and Vice Consul Zanzibar say that they
forced the conclusion from the accounts reces ed
that in all probability Dr. Livingstone Is the white !rav
eiler mcnloaed 10 the last dispatches received
Advices from Switzerland state that notwithstanding
ns OF OF the Italian journals that Prirce
Napoleon expected 10 meet King'yclor Emanuel at
Eonza his Imperial Highness stil al his scat Of
Prangns on the Lake OF Genova
General Timachon who had been residing st Pau has
f for ST. Petersburg. having beon appointed Minister
Of me Posl uGlcs and OF Teegraphs in Russia
N. de Bonnieres, French Minister at rehcran, few
Gays after his arrival the 18Th OF October presented
h full audience the Shah Of Persia bis credentials
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pislipotsntiary OF
tho Emperor NAPOLEON :
The vceroy Of Egypt and his Minister, Nubar Pssha,
Publishing PARIS a collection OF the ancient and
modern historians of Armenia The members OF tho
Armenian Academy OF 81. Lazarus, at Venice and .hc
principal French and cre gn students OF that literature
u Victor Langlois The collection will comprise dye
volumes
The net profit OF the gaming tables in tho little State
Of Monaco during 1861 as much as millions
af franca
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R U 5 STA.

me Berlin correspondent Of the London T~s writing
the i2h Of December, says:-rho Iivonian Par.ia-
voted address 70 the Car requesting the
continuance Of the German languass tho cflcA me-
dun Of communication IN the Baltic provinces OF Rus
sa Though expressing themselves 10 the most loyal
ana submissive terms the petitioners beg 20 rsnird
Their severe On that the privileges OF prcvnce they
represent sanctioned IN the agreement OF July
1510 yell a. IN the stipuatcrs Of tho Nyslad tsy
Of pssc& THIS being % si,remc step. asd the matter
having given much prevcls sgtston The answer
~ swatsd with feverish anxissy Al Riga, MNau sud
Dorrat u W remarkable tbag that the Russisn gov.
eminent s3eud fall the mistake In the Baltic
provinces which the Danes countted schss Hoi-
stein. Denmark, 10 veil known, began 10 denaenai-
,ss the duehtea tSe0 Tear that The extsucsoe Of
the male iss u The royal hsuss they might claim tns
nlhS Of separlalep 0en w Nnldsn ~ NpU y q
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J0hn v STOU8u.
Chief Justice Slough, Of The Territory Of New Mexico,
who met death the hands Of Senator Rynerson OF
the Territorial Legislature, native Of Ohio where
he had served In the STATE Legislature Al the begin.
ming asc rebellion Mr. Slough residing In COL
orado and became the colonel Of the FIRST regiment OF
volunteers raised thai State. and fought and defeated
the Texans under General SiDley, In New Mexico Sub
sequeLtiy no went to Wash lng on where he pro-
moled tho rank OF Brigsdor Gcuerai and commanded
brigade In The Shenandoah valley and afterwsrd the
post AIcxandra, where he remained until mustered
out o. the close of the lie YRS then appointed
Chief Justice u Now Mexico, where he has resided unit
The Tine death. man OF violent temper, ne YET
had insuv good qualities. de leaves q wMc (uho
tho dsuN hter VI Judge Mclean Of 0hio) And two or
thEes ohildson 10 hts loss.
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In the italian Legislative Chambers the 18th Of
Deceuber tho debate upon the foreign policy Of the
government was resumed. Sguor Crisp: continued his
speech by demonstrating the violation or september
Convention by France. He maintained the universal
character OF the lae Italian movement towards Rome
and averfel that was Impossible the temporal
could be retained He pointed out The Inconsistency
between The PRINCIPLES OF the Napoleonic dynasty and
the present action OF ,he FRENCH Emperor 'Parlia-
ment said the speaker, scann6t discuss dcterm
the means OF going 70 Rome. Italy wait for .
favorable opportunity Tho present Ministry is power
less TO lead Italy TIE fudlmenr Of national pro-
grsmme sgnor Erspl quoted several former speeches
OF General Aenabrea, indicating tho clerical aud
liberal policy OF that Minister An aeiia fol-
lowed lnclud ng much recrimisaton between The right
and the left OF the House.
Signon Minghctu and viscouti- yenosta protested
against the attacks OF Senor Cspi They defended the
September Convention and their policy upon the Roman
Question: Signor Mari, the Minister OF Justice protested
against the terms In which the or Gartad had
been condemned and defended the magistrates who had
con drmed that arrest.
Sgnor Depretis appealed to the members abstain
from useless recrimnAtion, and the debate aga A.
Jouru q.
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n OLA N D.

difference has arisen betveen tho government, az
Luxembourg and tho Cabinet Al the Hsgls Holland
claims from the Grand Ducby the payment Of debt Of
about 600 o0o which debt lates from the division Of
the pubic debt between Holland and Belgium in 1891
The Of Luxembourg asserts that con-
trary, ts Holland which ~ Indebted to Luxenbutg
aud stalee resolved TO refer the difference Ia case
Of need 10 she Powers egnatures OF the last oElon
treaty. proposal OF N. sersais, chief " The new
Csblne OF the Grand Ducny 10 suomi the question to
the Arbitration Of certain Powers, mas BEEN declined BY
Holland
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Colonel Nsrewethss, with the Advanced Brigade, y
ing Senate and that the inhabitants q Qkalsh and
Kuzelh rendered their services
the English troops we're In good health
The Abuns Of Ably ssinis h dead
A telegram from AIDES of December 9. says :-Colo.a
Save'y and stan together with last dstsehmsnt OF
tho Scinds brigade, passed here route for Aoyssnia
Advices from Anncsey bay report great scarcely Of
The disease among the mules and horses in toe
En- Iish service continued 10 an alarming extent
chief OF the Tigre. with six hundred Rsa. nad A.
rived In The British camp.
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tursd By Aosby or any other rsbsI. 0snsgaf 0k2eN
entered the military service ts breaking out 81 M
late evil war; served with honor and abilsy MI
- csss holding the position Of Brgadisf General 80
Military 0evsrn0r Of Alexandra, Va. for three year
You doubtless connect his name with one GensraY
SeoughtsA Of Vermont tsad 70 be handsomel. who,
believe va surprised asleep and captured By Capta
nosoy and sgnt men, At Fairfax Court House, Va. 4
the wintsr q 1863 Out OF respect TO the memory Or
patriotic omesr you viii please correct the staisnsn
referred . above and obgs JUSTICR
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4 MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Nxw YoaE, Deo 20. 1867.
70 nv ErrroR ~ ms HssALD:-
r Tbs saicmsns published In the editorial
yoar Paper date asserting that The late Jadgs
y'cukh vss whs brixsdIer general IN tho army, sur
priced aud sap,srsi ~ Mosby. served on The stan Of
General Slough from Nay. 1854 snsn The slsss e the
va, ed ess sDs MAI y wSs usvw swnsiesl " csDs
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I U r K ~.

The Levsns Herald announces that Council Of Minis
tiers held At tho Presidency OF the Great counc In
Corsannopls, and that the deliberations were rsstvs
10 tins asked BY Crsor delegates asm-
bed st CAnsA An Pscna will remain IN Iands tws
months longer,
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: z A \ c {.

Mall adviess from Paris Of the Iesh Of December
represent that was thought tat . aipIomsto
rupture between France end lsaly vS INN neut.
The revelations made In The Italian Green Book have
bssa nea essns,vs V Tnass, saa Ne cnsyAlss NlrA
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young widow, with q sickly looking child In her
erms applied g. Mr.. Cooke, al tbs Ccrkcnweii Police
Coar yesterday under tho following Distressing eircun,-
1tsncess--She sad. sm q tsilarews. aud husband
havms died, leaving with ihi- ~ "a, worked With
~ brother who " tailor, and did at No. "a Cor
psvauon row, the house which blown completely
down BY tho explosion On FRIDAY ias gong 70 my
assner 81 one o'clock. nv bro,htr tot that need
noa return, ~ there would DO work 10 he
aons that afternoon. I went assy. aud fsw bours
Afterwsrds che explosion took place. blowing
sfesh~s house down, aud turyipg the Whole u hs
turnhore beneath the runs w poor sister. in-iaw
was killed, aud my mother " the
hospital. Ny brother being totally ruined I arm With.
eat work o. money Ia tuy food for my child
myself, aud my Object IN applying % you 10 10 AJAX
you could grant me some temporary ASSISTANCE. Mr.
Ocoke put several qVes Ions. winch ser~ answevcd
rradig and TO appearance salts sctoriiy He then
ohseryed - bis IL case which ssli certainly relieve
~ giving something now, although outy . tribe, 10
aTt yo1 Temporarily but apply bore ags,u
mtrro~. wben probably substantial resief will be
given small sum 81 money having been givea 70 the
applicant, she ihankcd ,hs uisgi srato aud retired
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Aid for the sufferers.

In the course Of q meeting held Al Gcrkenweli sub
nMfptlons TO largo amount weru anuonncod Including
loo guiseas irum the MARQUIS 81 Northampton; Sir w
Merlin, fioo; hr rckburn. proprietor OF the Cerk-r-
ysa Af.oS flOo; AGONY Rous $50. Mr. Aide man
bssk. r., ten galncs; Mr.. iorers n ", ten gsnsAs:
ths two cnuchwsrdcns of the parish ave gainsss ese
shs Rev. Mr. Mcguire, Ave guineaa. and numerous
exhsrz
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xscendinwism In London and Elsewhere
Other Outrnsr-.
from tho London star Dec III
BEFORE daylight on Sunday morning police constable
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
1866. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1867.
COMMENCING DEC. 10, 1866

ger station NewYork Tvenyseyenthst and Pour
Entrance on Twenty -seyenth-sL
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ApcrIc EYPLORATTONS.

We present our readers with few extracts from
Dr uavs,s forthcoming work entitled The Open
Polar Sea - now in press by Messrs. Hurd " Hough-
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Entrance Twenty seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK: - .
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145, 4Jl and 300 (Er.) m.
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m. Al
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?
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professional Notices.

nR. LARM0NT, No. 173 Observation-Disclosures
~ meat from 10 TO Medical Adviser Marriage Guide" OF
bis pera treatment Of local constitutional aud diseases c
lures fstua piles, &c; 81 81
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-01
BE NOT DECEIVED.

ID EADER, IF YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
HI misfortune TO contrrct the accursed dis
ease. known as venerial, In any form, you can
be cured II care not in What stage it may pre-
sent itself, whether primary, secondary or ter
tiary). without taking one solitary grain Of
medicine. After ten years of close investiga-
ton and practical experience, am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose of eff
feeting permanent cure of syphiltic diseases
is useless. and. that in large proportion Of
oases, 1t absolutely does more harm than good.
While under my method of external medica-
cation. which Is pleasant and agreeable TO the
patient, | defy competition with any other
method known to the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent cure-which guarantee
in all cases. In making this important fact
known to the public, wish to state that am
regular practitioner Of medicine; that am
a graduate Of the Medical Department of the
University of Louisville, KY, and that my
method of treating those diseases has cost years
of deep study and close observation.
All diseases of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
.oFFICE-No.. 80 Monroe street, between
Main and Second. [67
Respectfully. G. W. McLOED, NJ. D.
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sensation sketch.

From the Omaha Herald, 18th.
On Saturday evening will positively
appear" in the Omaha Herald thrill.
ling sketch = entitled, Chicago to
Omaha, or 10 days in snow bank.
By Little Mac. Copyright secured.
This sketch will be true narration of
the privations, imprecations, rami6ca-
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nigri6cstions, corperi6eations, ialsifica
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DIR. G. SPIEGEL,

GRADUATE OF THE BEST MEDICAL
VI schools Of Europe and the United States,
and memher Of the principal medical societies
in the those countries, has practiced medicine
In Memphis for the last thirteen years, and
continues 10 offer his professional services to
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which cure by Constitutional treat
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either by letter or in person, upon all diseases
pertaining to Medicine and Surrery. Medicine
sent by express TO all parts of the world. when
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ASSETS. JULY l, 1896.
Loss By POrtland Flre. JaIy lth
THE total amount covered by the .Rtna Poll

V,HE total amount covered by the Ktna Peli-
u cies on property destroyed or damaged is
sos. .8A, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 100000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com-
panys assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and Stnte taxes paid last year,
or proportion equal TO a s5.O00 loss for COM
pany of zoe assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
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Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weakinsurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
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mostly Gne brick or stone structures-protected
and screened with UPWARD Of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides By water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
With steam ire department-yet II has $l0,-
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