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THE FRANCO. eERMAS QUESTION.

Count Bismarck's Note In Reply TO the
French CircuIar-Prussian OpinIoa Of the
Saixburg Conference.
The following circular despatch from Count de Biz
abroad is published In tho Augsburg Gdrese points
Of the important paper having reached BY the Allan
tic cable
BrmIs, Sept J. 1867.
Ibavs already brought under your notice the COM
muncatons which have reached us the part Of Aus
iion and character Of the interview at Sslzburg--
communicate ns which We could NOE but receive with
satisfaction II be forsseen that would be dif.
Dcult the public mind that an snch
the meeting OF tho two powerful monarchs 10 presence
OF the actual condition OF Europe destitute OF any
lished at nrst ostno tuiy and with appearance Of
being authentic with respect to tho political resolution
said 10 have been come 10 al Sslzburg, not OF
nature to remove doubts on the subiscs OF that In
tcrvew.
faction, BY the Austrian and French declarations, that
The visit OF the Emperor Napoleon spranc from sent
ment which zee respect and which has sympathies,
and that this character In the commune
cations between the two sovcrsigns
According 70 these declarations the internal Affairs Of
Germany d,d not a. as suPposd from tbs nrs' state
took place a. sazburg. This is all the fortunate.
that the reception given everywhere Ia Germany TO
tnese statements aud suggestions has proved anew
how greatly the German national sentiment oppossd %
the idea ~ placing ne dsrct pae ~ tas afa1y Of ne
sn o. P q a. ds saa M fs x o ,sg s
those which are commanded by national intereets
We have assumed the task from the commencement
OF directing the national OF Germany that u
should mos act In destructive but IN aproducvs man.
nsr.
We have absiansd from evsrythnsha, could precipi-
tate the national movement; we have sought TO cain
and not TO astate We may therefore hope that these
efforts win prove successful foreign powers on their
side avoid with equal sollcitudo everything to could
provoke uneasness on The German pa of the people.
Any pref ef foreign inf,psrcnce oud Justly ercie ns
senflment OF national Independence and dignity There
fore IL In with lively satisfaction that receive tho
formal dsavowa OF all idea Of Interference In the inter
nal aairs OF Germany. We well pleased Al IL 10 the
interest Of tho pssceabe Development Of our ansrs
The Governments Of Southern Germany themselves
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POSTAL NEGOTIATIONS.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD.

Eject of the New Convention Between Prus.
.sfeA sia and tho United States.
BERLIN, sept. 10, 1857
postal convention between the United States and
the North German Bund has just been concluded by Mr.
Kassoo, American Commissioners. and submitted TO
Count Bismarck for o0,ciai signature.
It reduces the postage charges between America and
Germany from thirty nfsen cents via England and
ten cents via direct lines.
Tho newspaper postage il Be largely reduced also.
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FARRAcuT'S FLAG.
SPECIAL NAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Departure OF the Squadron from Copenha gen.
CoPESBAGES, Sept. 20, 1867.
Admiral Farraguts feet sailed from Denmark to-day
The receptions have been exceedingly cordial. The
Admral's staff and captains dined with ths King last
night.
Tho King OF Greece. with . brilliant suite. was pre-
sent The two Kings very friendly and warm IN
thor expressions towards the United States.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Refusni Of the City Couscil OF Lenveuworth
90 Levy Tax tn Pay Interest the City
Bonds-BurEIary In Independence. Mo.
LxAvKSwosrH, Kansas, Oct 2, 1851,
10 O'clock +. n <
The City Council Of this city yesterday refused 10
iovy . tax TO pay the interest on three hun.
dred thousand dollars In city bonds, issued 10
the Miss ouri River Railroad Company, owing 10 On
alleged breach OF contract the part Of the company
The banking house Of stone, kcCoy 4 Co, At Inde.
psndencs Mo, was entered BY burglars last Sunday
sxni ss4 Sssvss I. sxAvyA ~ >-'-s
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AGITATION IN ROME.

: Ruissrcd Departure of the Pope from the
Eternal City.
LONDON Oct 2-Noon.
No further kilograms relative to the recent disturb
ances In Italy have been received.
In the mean time many wild rumors afoat. 1t s
sAd that serious revolt has broken out At Rome and
that Pope was obliged fly Civi,a vecchia for
safety.
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ylRGIslA Politics.

Nomination Of Alexander Riyes mud a C0iorcd
Man for tbe Convention.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct, 2, 1867.
Alexander Rives and eolorAd nominated
by the republicans of Albcnarle yesterday for tho
vention. Las. night they burned in eigy by tina
opposition.
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

Northern Legislators Established Privi-
leges.
BERLIN Oct. 2, 1867.
One hundred deputies in the North German Parlia-
ment have signed formal protest AGAINST any infringe
ment disturbance OF tho long established maritime
privileges OF those German States which border the
Baltic sea
The Salt Tax Adjusted by the Northern Par
linment.
BERLIN, Oct !, 1867
Tho North German Pariiameat has fixed the salt tar
at two thaers per hundred pounds.
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FRANCE EXCITED.

4 Special Cabinet Mission to Napoleon mt
Biarritz-Tho Italian Munster in Council.
PARIS, Oct 1-EveninI.
There much distrust In political and financial circles
here.
h NM Rouhsr, the French Foreign Secretary; LAVAL
Ictte, Homo Secretary, and Niera, the Italian Min
lister France left to-day for Biatz confer with the
Emperor Napoleon.
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EayAl lErELLlGEErE.

Ths unied States steamer Saco arrived AZ Kcv West
from Aspinwal on She 2sh all. She took in supply
Of coal and sailed for Fortress Honroe on the Soh.
The United States steamer MsnonTlheia was a. Sc.
Croix tho 18Th uit., all we'll
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoS, Oct 2-Noon. -
Consos have declined 10 94 All the American securi.
ties heavy and droopnc owing 10 the receipt
OF quotations from New York. The following the
opening rates Erie shares az; Illinois Central Tx
United States nve-twenties ~ Atlantic and Great
Srn, %.
4 TIE CONTINENTAL BouRsEs-FRAsKroRr October l.
Evening United States nve-twenty bonds closed
76x for the old issue
: LIVERPOOL CorToH MARKEr.-LvERrooL. Oct. D
Noon-The cotton market opens quiet and steady with
. probable days sale OF 5000 bales. Prices
altered. viz. -sKd for mlddiing uplands and 3D. for
piddng Orleans.
LUxRPooL BREApsruvvs MARxu.--LIvxRroor, Oct
1-EvenIng-Corn 42s ID. per quarter for mixed West.
Wheat lea Cd per GENITAL tor white California and
13s Cd. for red Western Barley 5a ID per 90 pounds
Tor American Oats 3s 3D. per IS pounds for American.
Peas, l6s. per 504 pounds for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PRovisioss MARKrr.-LivERroot, Oct l.
Evening Beef, l40s. per 304 pounds for extra prime
mesa PORK lis. per 200 pounds for city prime mess
FOR American Chssss, 53s4 per cwt for middling
LsvERrooL PRouucn MARKKr.-LlvsRPoor. Oct L.
Evening. -Rosin, &c. per cwI for common American
and lis. for medium Tallow a.. 3D. per for Amer
can. Spirits OF turpenns, 27s I'd. per cwt Petroleum
spirits. Is per gallon, and standard white, II. 6kd
C1ovsr seed, Ala per cwt Tor rcd American.
LONDON MARKKTs-LoHDoS, Oct. 1-Evening. NO IL
Dutch standard sugar nrm Il 2ss 3D. Calcutta nsesd 6sa
g. per imperial quarter Lnsesd cakes clio g. per
mr. feeding Whale OIL cas- per 252 gallons. Linseed
OIL sac los. per ton,
THE PErRotEun MARKn-AsrwxRr Oct Even.
Ing -PssroIsum slosed firm ~ Sax francs per Dbl for
rsnnsd
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Noticc.-Wc have Opened mn ONCE Nv New
Work. No rs Burning slip southeast corner Of Water srec
ana have connected with factories and Office ~
philadelphia by lz5 miies OF PRIVATE TBLEGhAfh
WIRES.
Prompt attention will he given orders for white Lcai,
Colos Alum Acids and other articles 81 our MANUFACTURES
HARRISON BROTHERS A CO.,.
No los South Front street, PhiisdeiFEias
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'sohi that win be Joyful" when and throw
phvsc the dogs and when trle out OF order, Ia
prevent getting o. order take PLANTATIONS EfrERS
Are yon dyspep,c nervous Jsundccd. hyppcd low spirit
sick and don't know what ais Wa
been and recommended 70 try the PLANTATION
BlTrERs which did with satisfaction and entiro
Delicate females cergymen merchants lawyers
and of sedentary habits Particularly benefited
by these Bltters- The sale Ia perfectly enormous.
MAGNOLIA WATER IL delightful toilet articc-supe.
rior 10 cologne, and nj hall the price.
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THE INDIAN WAB.

The Crows Refusing 10 Consnii with the Pcuco
Com ission~rs.
ST. Louis, Oct 2, 1867.
The Crows refuse to the Peace Commissioners AZ
Fort Laramie In November next
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Hystt's IAfs RsI.am. Rhenmntisn, NeT r.r.
Evil Erysipeiss Old Ulcers Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia LAYER
Complaint Kidneys the worst cases Of impury o. the
blood & certainly cured by this sovereign puri
81 bottle Bold BY druggists Depot 10 Grand 81
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TRADE IN SCOTLAND.

Failure of n Glasgow Firm.
GLASGOW, Oct 2. 1861
Aessrs Buchanan Co, firm largely engaged III
American trade, stopped to-day.
The liabilities not ascertaned.
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HIS Arrival and Reception In London.
LONDON, Oct 2, 1861
Admiral Farragut OF the American Navy, arrived in
this city yesterday.
As other places, no s received with marked
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A U ST RIA.

Tho Empersr TO visit Paris,
VIENNA Oct l 1867.
Its announced TO day that tho Emperor Francis Jo-
ssph viii visit Paris on tho 10th inst
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The ycuur f.rutIrmcn,s Dress Hut.-No
siunsasae'' ou' ''s' WARNocp.
$40 broadway. ST. Nicholas
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Ready-Fnn styles Of Gcntie"en,s Hats,
" Se@s 'a''' = - lis Fulton street, sun Buidir
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HilI, the InimItnbIe. has Rcsumed Hair Cur.
studio 80 Duane street Hair dye, ~ cents best I'm
use; sold by all druggists.
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For n Stylish nd Elegant Hat Go to Es-
penschsid. nanufa ciurer, l1B Nassau street.
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A.-RheumRtism Legally Warranted Cured
money refunded DR. FILTERS Great Vegetable Kheu-
matte Remedy taken inwardv. References. ~ 7T
Principal depot, 70t Broadway. Positively
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A Girl Has n FeI0u-IIer Big Br0thcr Has
broken His and has the reumats and her mother ter
rihlc bodily pains II they all could come 70 WoLCOrfS
Office 40 Chatham square New York, the Doctor would
stop all these aches within 20 minutes free 81 charge,
pay forfeit of IS. But n you buy hts remedy Pain
Paint which all acute pain instantly or II yon buy
his old remedy wolcots instant Pain Annihiator which
all Catarrhs and Colds the head be certain
that both pure white outside wrappers The Doctor
keeps TIL O'Clock night To accommodate everybody
their relatives removing all thar paths free q
expense He has been located at 10 Chatham square nearly
years, aud In well known TO the public.
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A Girl Hn. a Ferou-IIer Big brother Has

A. Faces Are Of Mnny STYLES, So Shonld Hat.
be aud they at GENlN'S 6ly broadway the mose
extensive retail hat establishmcnt In the United States
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Knox Il Indispensable to the Wcll.BciuR Or
manly heads New York society His brilliant cstab
shnsnts Of Fulton street and So
broadway prescott Housel for the puhlir
where superb Fall style Of Hats may be all hours
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Furniture Department
o.. j. b. KELTY. ss7 Broadway.
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Internal and external will Instantly stop pain ana sperdNv
all Rheum Neuralgia Nervous ana MAisi1ous COM
plants Asatic Cholcrn. Darrncea and Bowt ,,Mpahs.
Sick and Nervous liz adache. Price ~ cents vosie.
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Torrey,s Patent Weather STIR
wind, dust snow 0r rain. Warrsnted hve
MAIDEN lane New York
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Furniture Frames
For sale 10 Uphoistercrs
a. r. A j. Il kelly. 81 Broadway.
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Msshnes Us Broadway New York
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Gsa Eta Iss s All 2hss s I
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O. L. 4 J. b. kelly, ix7 Broadway
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Foreign Ports.
A m erican Ports


sTEINWAY q sons TRluMPnANT having been
awarded tho FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL for Aneri-
can pianos all three STYLES exhibited this medal being
distinctly CLASSIFIED first In ordsr Of merit by the unanimous
verdict of the international Jury.
Warerooms, Nos 100 and IN East Fourtsenth street.
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| Crissa dOr0's Hair Dyc.-.T The Best Ever au~
ufacnrrd Wholesale and retail; also applied. ~ Ma
Il A~iusN oaaan
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Lace CurtRins = specially
Al U. Il. A J. X. hFL1Y'S.
al Broadway
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Marine DisaSfers.

Sem r l. MILLER White from Rondout for Bristol nj.
cargo COAL while passing through Hen Gate on tho
Isl Inst became becalmed and nnmanageabl and struck
sunk leaving only her mast heads above water
Sho TONS owned Capt SWhc and othefs nj
Yarmouth, Mass. No insurance
Foreign Ports.
HONOLULU, Sept l-Arrvcd,, shps Il Wyle, Bromen /
9th, Ceylon. Woods Boston.
JAcaeL. sept I2--No Am vessel in port
Sept lSIn port bark Mary For, for EyorS,
ldg; brig Star, disg
American Ports.
CHARLESTON Oct 2-Arrived, steamer Alabams, NeW
York schrs w Smith, do; : Jameson. R0ckp0st
ssed--BrigJ Deveraux, Boston.
Ebr OAer Shipping Nes@ Eighth and Ninth PassL
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Marine IntellIGence.

DisAsTnR AT SsA--CArix Oct 1.-The bark Arstides
Captain brumerhof which left New York on the 22d o
August last for this port has arrived IN leaky cond
lion. The amount OF damage cannot be ascsrtains,
until the cargo 10 discharged.
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5 AT WASHING TON REPORTED
IN the CABINET.

From the Evening Telegram Of yestsrday.1
WASHINGTON, October all A. NJ
A very singular vumor has ben current among we'll
iai1usa css,sa beSs ~ pShI I'D ~ HarsiaS n ~
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SMALL FAMILY or ADULTS WISH TO OBTAIN A
floor three four rooms unfurnished suitable for
hosch eepnr Terms must be moderate Down town loca
ton pre- erred. Address j. H., box f46 Herald ofnce.
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Cleared.
Steamship Virgo Bulkiey, savannah--Murray, Ferris
Steamship John Gibson, Fuller Washington. Dc-slnh,
Steamship Neptune Baker Bos,on-w p clyde
sP rs SolSy Danear for orSepe
s.st rss.dals Br,. soarrsl Queenstown for ordsscT
Bs.s s5. sssss wy4s
brig Aibatross toiden Buncns, sevlle-funch, Aencke
s5. wS9iHn:s: sco
SSr r sss'i hcs f.ms RnoD DsSsD Mallory
sclr Mountain LAUREL Langley. chsrlestou-smish.
jssS .,ss: wmnYSn scE Powell
Arrived.
sna srs. March with %dss ana M yss e e9srs:
s.sanshp Tyses caulhins Galveston via Norfolk with
Steamship San s.vsdor Sessrson, Savannah, with ~o
stssmshp knight pen,y, xienandr!n, % hours with
Ship x.hSnrtos p.rmld % caieuis. [ Nov sand Heads
h a 81 soss dsd rsS% % 2s e aG%S % I:ps po
da n % rSs sy JoSn nons FOR n Mss II 5
Inc main rigging overheard and was lost. every sxsron
being made s . say save him, him w,aou. avail ~, =
BoydA nsksn had strong westerly gale: .Is entire gns
q s nss1ss
% from q he u The DECK ana sos
Bark Boaz (Br Rathbon Glasgow. IS days with indse 70
D DeWof Co. Janla Frederick lawson seaman, fell
from the foretopsail yard overheard and was lost = -
% Rsa Nae. sua ~Cs p II Busnss Hy AZ
SPOKE brig EsAsr Bolton rom csnfaesc. or Boston, 30
days out
s 1c. s: y ss;. Ass Ssss q
with strong e. EE winds r,.s. ,.,..., r, ~.
tauzas Io days with sugar % James Ward Co 4th
eos New York sh on Hatteras schr d Maitland from
Manxania for New York. Sid IN company with barks
Minot for New York, and Fannie for Portland.
Bark Horace Beais Ban xenship Clenfueros 20 days
with and moasses, to Chaa Colby Gid uompany
with brigs sclo, and Lena, for New York.
Brig lermana t5reml Rickefs. Monteyidec, ~ days
spoke ship westeIn Chief from London for sydney Ssw
nsa:sss s 1879 H. aSs u ana lss > = 3 - a y
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cen,faeees; schrs Ames Turner winerport Bertha
essr 3 John NB; Comet tAr, Lang Halifiv; James
eei ami Aurora, Chlrco Curk orie.s: gcur Eliza
Emery. trAmhes. CIenruagas ~-' ~- ---'~- -
PORTLAND, March a--Arr schrs Magyia r chas,tct
Ctadwick Calais for NYork; saxon Cssisy csisis sor
NY rS; steamers Franconn, Sherwood NYorl. Csrntta
snerw9od NIork old steam hlp Peruvian fBr), Bailan
tine ,Lseipool; brig Ella Nara Berry, Maianzas
Uh-Arr steamship 81 Dasd ORD Alrd, liverpool: bark
MT q lox BoSs Naianz1s sehrs Loeb Ness fIlr Ra ~
Ma t'ns; Wm Thomson, Hewes, NYork. N''' D'.' -
PR oNlifENCE, March ll-Sid schrs ClydN Cars ena
ander md Flyaway Kelley, NYork ' o"' NAisA'
SAN i tANclSCO, Feb 9-Sid barks C,ave,,,r Nj.
taucy WIG i0h. Alnena Harmon Phliadcinai ii,h shin
lscata, Dl umrond. Liverpool. CD ON brig Frnaorb
Grua Fries, Cork; lih, sh Commodore Grozer Cory
SAVANNAH. March S-Arr steamship leo naerae-r
NYors; sehrs Q 'nseryave Royal NYork; Chss Hodg
po9I' County Of r etoa tBrl, Me;irsgor, Glasgow
land FOR Nyork eth rrankln Brown; sumter Loud and
Mary Lurt Brown Ibiadephia and anchas b, ssh'
:. WILMINGTON, NC. March s-Arr bark Panama sBr,
Stanbury Liverpool ClI schr carpenter Plz sarss
theus, Beckett, NYork.
4, l2TArr -, s;samshP ,eseccs Clyde ssyder Nyork
ner, and Ann Eliza, Caswell, Eiisabethpors
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WRECK Of AN UNKNOWN STEAMER.

sandy Hook pilot who returned to the city yestcr
w. reports having seen, en- the 1llh instant about
vsn miles southeast to east southeast OF the
|iahlands . sunken vessel, In twelve fathoms wa.er
|nly the upper halves Of her masthead poles, which
|ere painted white, with ball trucks visible II s
umised that the wreck Is that of full rgged British
|samer. but owing TO the stormy weather which pre-
billed during the whole of yesterday nothing certain
build bo discovered the beats Of the Board Of Under
riters finding themselves unable 20 outside Of the
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ss OF wrecked sta consisting II plankag and
10 Jones X i.9ugh- ss' - S'"s'' - -
Big Queen q ,he South, Anderson Demarars De 27 Via
@ ,iarch w.sh sugar ani ses 10 Jos
Nv W " - q, o,i ~ experienced heavy gale yora
wien e9nlnaea LOT DAYS, IN which lost sails
for Sermuda. ~ 'eaA.Hs eAai,' ooro W
Sch da May Bri Buck Azua st Domingo, p days with
lgnu Al, 'as, dc, 10 Negins 4 soma
Schr III yer Bell, Bailey. Savannah
Schr slal Crowell New London
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THE CONSOLIDATED NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.

JERSEY CRY, March IL, 1857.
me Directors Of the Camden and Arnboy and New
Jersey railroads. which recently consolidated, held their
lnt meeting in this city yesterday for organization.
shbel Welch chosen President Of the rst board,
Hamilton FISH, Vice President and p Bradley. Secre
ary No other business transacted
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A MEDIUM SIZED UNFURNIsEED HOUSE WANT.
~ ell Immediately, by 4 small responsioe private
family, or would take Part OF House (nva rooms) >
ADAMS 4 CO., 953 Broadway.
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n. first second Floor with x.dr or nve ro9ans IN or
H. box 1s5 New vsrk Pest ance for one week. stating
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A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, WISHING TO REDUCE
IA their and having six unfurnshnd Rooms
70 spare may find occupant by ADDRESSING statng
ton, price, &C. box $3.50 New YORK.
Office House 10 10 above Thirtyfourth street. snd
tween inlrc ana Seventh Reference given
qurcd Price not above $500.
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SHIPPIN q NE w S.
pOaT OF new Yoax, MARCH l2, 1887.

,sx. AlAAo 'oA ls seos srrs morn 90
o. HIGH WATER ). :. morn II
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MARRIED.
ArIARD-BuaRoUoHs -In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
March H. by the Rev. n. L. Smith GEORGE Z. ALLARD
% PAuLSE A. only daughter Of the late r T. Burroughs
|Eeo,, all OF Brooklyn. No cards
HuxaExyoRD- KIxa-On Thursday, March Z. at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Wheatley
King Esq, Of New York city, No cards.
ODoxsEII-BRowN Brooklyn, at st. James
1hurch on Tuesday March by the Rev. Father Turner
f1rxa ODoxxHLL 10 HEsrER ANN BROWN No cards
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-05

tract from "Vallandigham's Record
in which Vallandigham declares that
after the battle of fredericksburg, in
1862, the Republican leaders we're willing
to make peace upon the basis Of separa.
ton, but thesDemocratic leaders refused
to support the measure, and therefore it
was abandoned. General Alcorn did not
give the reason; but the true reason, if
the fact was as stated by Mr. Vallandg.
ham, that the Democratic party, in a
hopeless minority in the North, would,
upon the principles of self.presorvation,
desire to retain their old allies that
upon the termination of the war, toaged
by a Republican administration, they
might reorganize the party and drive the
Republicans from power. And in per.
feet harmony with this hypothesis, Mr.
Johnson, an old leader of the old Demo
cratic party, as the successor of Mr.
Lincoln, although he was elected by the
Republican party, failed to retain the
confidence of the Congress of the United
States, and therefore failed to carry into
effect his reconstruction policy, which
possibly might have been salts factory to
Congress if the plan had emanated from
their own body. "a
On the suffrage question, Gen. Aloorn
was understood as taking the position
that the Congress of the United States
had finally settled the question-that it
was settled Issue; and therefore ought
not to occupy our time, which should be
devoted 10 the great practical questions
which must be decided now, and upon
the wise and prompt determination of
which our future prosperity depends. In
conclusion it is proper to say that have
not attempted to quote the language Of
General Alcorn, and may have misun-
derstood some Of his positions but how
ever this may be, must be permitted to
say that l have, as briefly as possible,
presented the principal points Of his
speech as ! understood them and that
if have done him injustice, / hold my
self responsible for the views and opn.
ions understood him to express o
Yours, etc., H. R. AUSTIN. q