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nmrDr. EAsToN cures and removes Cancers
In Probate.

In Probate-aIapitowoc County Court In the
matter of the estate of Phillip L. Ackermann n,
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition of Charles
~ Krause of Schleswig, representing,
among other things, that Phillip l. Ackermann,
late of Sheboygan county, on the second day of
September A. D. 1852, at Herman, Sheboygan
county, died intestate, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this State, and that the said
petitioner is friend of SAID deceased, and
praying that administration of said estate be to
Charles Ziemke granted, it is ordered tina. said
petition be heard before me ON Monday, the 9Th
day Of August A. ID. 1867, at 10 o clock A. NJ,
at my Office in said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof pc given to the heirs Of said
deceased and TO all persons interested; by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, inthe Man
itowoc Pilot, "a weekly newspaper published at
Nanitowoc, Ill said county.
GEO. w. BARKER,
County Judge.
Manitowoc, July 18th, 1867 So 3t
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Few Advertisements.
Wagons for Sale.

TWO HEAVY IRON AXLE TREED
+. j WAGONS for sale. Enquire of
ltf i. u. JONES & BROS
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Dissolution.

'iih eo-Partnershp heretofore existing be-
I tween Joseph Villas, Michael Fellows and
Erasmus McNutt, under the name and style of
Villas Go, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All claims and demands against the
sud firm, and due HE said firm, will be settled
by the said Joseph Villas and Michael Fellows.
rE.E JOSEPH Villas.
MICHAEL FELLOWS.
fs ERASMUS MCNUTT
Mantowoc, june 1st 1867 3t
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In Probate.

- DR.. EAST0N cures Rheumatism an
Neuralgia.
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I,HE GENERAL LAWS passed by the
3, l. Legislature of 1867 have been received
at this Office and are now reidy to be delivered
to those entitled ia receive them
JOHN FRANZ, Reg. Of Deeds.
Registers Office July % 1857. IF
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Dissolution.

FI'HE co-partncrsbip heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, under the name,
firm and style of s. Coliner & Co., has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All
payments due said firm must be paid to S. Col
liner, who il alone authorized to receipt the
s. COLLINER.
JOS. BRAkDEIS.
Manitowoc, July "A, 1867. l st
Is !, CIT
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In Probate.

pa-Dn EAsToY straightcns Cross-Eye.
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q
Jun !
that
of of
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fndand
opposite
land
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~ Clerk CountyB Supervisors Maniowo Wis
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In Probate.

haydn. EAST0N cures Asthma, Catarrh
nd Fits.
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MARRIED.

In S1anitowoo Rapids, on the DIST inst, by
g S'ye, Esq, Mr.. JoHs BLoEsEN to Miss
SARAH ASK EApss. al Of that place
On the e0,h inst. by II. SiBRER Esq ut the
house Of the brile,s father, EDwARD e. WEI
Ep to Miss NARY MEsseH, both of this village
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II. BRENNAN

CURyEY0R and Civil Engineer. Business
y entrusted to him viilabe promptly attended
"a Residence nelr tta1'Ss Mills Orders
noy be LETT III 3i4AQne3 s atore.
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2 In Probate Mauitowoc County Court. In the
=, matter Of the estate of Frank Iershman,
deceased.
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Manitowoe, July Il, 1867. 81 st
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I-Ll-- = u. = ~

) Tho charge oi, Judge Underwood 10 the Grand
Jnry. OF Nohmoud would be disgracnful 70 snv
other oHotaI, hut it ia perfectly ohAracteriso oi
lts author, and IN harmony with tho iernaRoene
who uttered ~ Tho Judge is political epccnla-
tor1-a party chailatan-s follow who cries ,rsts y
while his mouth ID full OF 6heoso: He hSs inne <
thriving business IN Yirgiia by oonfscatine nre,t;
erty and benefttng BY it's Isalo. Ho Hyss In a.,
sSssns uS hGIss noE se believe his gie holds ho
o. fts real yAiue and enjoys other property under
similar circumstances BuSiness men In this odty
know something Of the Judges Operations. And
fpia IL the tntIn who coils The robes he Vcsrs by
going into Community, that is oound hand and
ioot oy miltssy power, and 81 ossly insulting IT.
aTallnR hmEeR Of his protected iofioial Tositfon
20 ;gratfy o. mean and oowardy desir1 DO IIritsta
ana annoy poxerless people js7 3 t.'E:s - :
3, L. suoh conduct becoming. Judge OF United
sIaSes Court Was IL not tho duty OF the Bench
On tnlS e2eA4i9n 70 speak calmly aud candidiy, and
70 seok tho estab bHshmoht Of Justice In disfurbed
disttct BY ineulcatins the, sppIemsoy sof reason
ABOVE Sboye disortiafi irood fasi-
ing and ready obedience 10 lAw-forEiyenean md 4
paf1otto eot 70 restofnst 10 Ill the hsppdhI 10 and
prosperity rar had 80 fearfully Impaired 4 OR
tMnlY, good magistrate would shAsS done Us In.
eteAa o. PreaenHng ysn example, tof thkt bitlor
lpisit shiebis The bans snd pufse 81 onr country.
4sre H an .ahuse o. authority worthy Of the cdn-
ssiaerAtion q the Inpssehm9pt QomIuttae, and d
saeY aye man It r1 not eacspo ther ettonl
9on " t6e usyt 41$qion of Congress, Rosioa Pod
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tcoMMuFIcATEp.1


To THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY News: II tis surpris-
ing that this place, possessing 80 many ndvanta-
ges and attractions is not moro rosorted to by in
valds and comfort seokors. Tho olinllte is
healthy and dolightful, tho scenery Of the Sur
rounding country, beyond tho growth OF tho
hoalth-giving pine, beautiful; and thore is an end
less variety Of pretty dfivos and walks by smooth
roads and woodland paths.
+; One drawback has been tho heavy ohargos OF tho
South Carolina Railroad Company, whose inao1ible
policy, sinoe tho timo Of tho completion OF tho
road, seems to have been 10 court through bust
ness, and discourage ,oay passage and way
fretg'k.H, This has been, In somo degree, removed
by the Summervie special train, which leaves that
place at 7.10 A. NJ, and Charleston at AIS P. NJ.
A good hotel. too. has generally been ds:iScTIa-
fIH But Mr. BRANDT, "a son Of the soil } has sup
piled that entirely. Tho writer speaks oIporimon-
tally and without eIsggoration when he says that
in respect Of the table, tho parlors tho bed rooms.
the tone Of tho whole establishment and, above
ALL the genuine attentions Of tho host and hostess,
thero is all that the most fasidious could require.
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srA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEr

EEA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after aojourn Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her iends In place of
oosrse rustic flushed face. sho had noft ruby com.
plaxion OF almost marble Hmoothness, and instead OF
she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
quy as 10 the Cause OF great change sho plainly
told them that abe used the CIRoAssIAN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acqui.on any lady toilet
By ts use Lady aentemon improve their per-
sonAl appearance an hundred fold It is simple In its
combination as Nature herself Is ample yot unsupass
cd In its efficacy in drawing impurities FROM heal
Ing cleansing and beautying tho akin and complexion
By Its direct action the cuticle It drsvs from 1t al. its
impurities, kindly healing the same and leaving the
ce az Nature intended It should becloar soft smooth
and beautiful. Prco 81. cent by Mall EIprcas on re-
eoipt Of an order. by ati.r tN ait @t'i
q 9s,.t. .,ah ~. W. L. CLARK & CO.. chemisls.
i. No. 8 West Fayette Street. Syracuse, II. Y.
The only American Agents for the salo OF tho same
March so ly 81,
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I. c. MONDAY MORNING., MAY l3, 1857.
! OF your children, in proof Of which can
! You to tho Rohool ON my own nlantaiinn for

, OF your children, in proof Of which can
you TO the school on my own plantation for
tho benefit Of tho children OF tho frocdmon who arc
working for me.
thank yon for hoinvitation TO address you and
congratulate this section OF Richland district I'm
having 30 largo q number Of honest, orderly. and
industrious freedmen. congratunto tho Fork
you all prosper. and may God answer Tho prayer
that was offcred up by your fellow freedman, at
tho opening OF this meeting in your behalf.
camo horo to-day; would that thousands OF others
could and would have attended this meeting, 80 as
both to honr Jour sentiments As oppressed and wit
ness your good demeanor and devotion to tho peaco
and prosperity ofour common country.
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CooHAUNIcATED.l

Tho Blue Ridge Railroad Company.
Ar. Editor ;, Gan you inform US IL tho above
Company is still in eristenco, and il 30, who are
its ofacersp It is many years since my meeting
has been held OF its stockholders, or any report
made public Of the condition Of It's affaira. At the
Last meotng Of the Stockholders OF tho Grcenville
and Columbia Railroad wo see that they propose to
take charge Of It. Why is this 2 II you can on
tighten us on these points you will confer great
favor on many ,-,..
AND BoNDHoLDERs.
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New ORLEANS, May: 1.-THE stenmor Gen.
McCullum, fro N Tanpico the 9Th, and Bar, tho
a arrs sh SSd
ports that Gomez, commanding at Tampioo, wnH
in opon revolt ngainst Juarez, on the 9Th. n \
the State Of Vera Cruz has received orders to ro.
love Gomez, who is dismissed from the army in
disgrace This order reoites Tint $500. 900 Of Gus
counted for. Tampico is suspended as port OF
entry and notice given TO parties paying duties to
nS t they will be liable to
Gomez has twenty-five hundred mon, vol armed
2yPavon has . small Iorco incapable of assuming
assistance OF Csnsles in making common cause
against the revolving General, who threatens. II
Advicoa received by special Courier r. from san
Luis Potosi OF the 9th that on the Esd Macmillan
at QucTctaro placed himself at tho head Of o col
umn OF Blk thousand mon leading @ aortie The
fight lasted all day. The Liberals were, surprised
ut frat and driven back, but subsequently rallied
uldsr Treyina Corona and repulaed the Imperial
hold portion OF tho city fou hours, then took up
It is believed the city Of San Luis had sue
PriI. nors, of tho 2sd, represent provisions aud
wat }: very scarce. y &; 80
Bnnxdo continues the siege Of yora Cruz. His
the city by land and water.
Tho scarcity Of provisions is suoh that tho
The death Of Miramon is Confirmed. S..T
- a committee OF ladies sailed out of the City Of
Mexico In the name. Of tho beseiged, asking q
eondiaonsy Pesti1ey eIciadng %arTneso ns oSoi
ran and other Imperiolist Generals.
Dlaz is daily receiving reinforcements from
doYeihor Throofmof.on of ToIasT. ia II saws ; he bas
not recommended persons to register, end declines
to do 80 books and pApers have ARRIVED. The
work OF registration fs expected to commence
r
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ecuting attorney, arrived this p. M from Washing
Ton. IL is Ronorally believed that Mr. Davis will
be held in custody until his trial =
Another Negro Riot In Richmond

RIcnMoND, May 12-Anothos negro riot oo-
negroes attomptod to rescue drunken negro from
tho police. Bricks, clubs and pistols woro used.
-Four policemen wcro badly beaton; ono Of thom
severely injured. company Of soldiers guarding
tho Libby Prison woro calied on, and captured
eighteen OF tho riotors. While this WIS going on
another nogro difficulty occurred on First Street
Tho last mob dispersed upon tho persuasion OF n
ccoored juryman. To-day mounted soldiers patrol
tho streots to keep order, and squads Of police
were placed at oil the churches, IN Wow Of the
throats OF tho negroes to force their way In among
the whito people. a,W &. 'iE
largo procession Of negro societies attended
1unora to-day, accompanied BY an unarmed
carried swords There was no disturbances last
night; Jedokiah e. Hayward Of Mass. was mr.
rested Tor using language at tho negro meeting
on Friday night, calculated to create q riot. His
language was rs follows After Judge Updor.
woo WOOD Comes comes you ean hold high carnival do what
do, for great bodies do as thoy haye mind tor
Tic was arrested on 2 warrant from tho Mayor, and
was eailed In $3000 to appear tomorrow. Tho
citizons have boon apprehensive Of riot all day.
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From souts, America.

New YonK, May 12.-Adyices per steamer Arizo-
ma states that tho steamer Rayo alias r. r. Cuyler
does not bolong to the Colombian Government but
Is Mosquera's private property. The draft from
parties In New York who sold her has been pro-
tested. L ...F "a l..4.atI cI'. Tra' 4 :,
No step has boon taken toward settlement Of
the Spanish difficulty. 'iisl -. 'f7'7' n -
Adyices from the Argentine Republic state that
tho Mendoza reyoutionists have boen defeated
after four hours' fight.
Tho Colombian Congress have passed Bill over
Mosouera's veto, directing the Gale Of all the
Yea:'eid Of the Colombian navy. TEi
~ A. It,ler storm is brewing In consequence Of the
tion regarding the Rayo's character. Evaaive
ansTers were :retrfned rby the authorities at
GarthagenE, when The Spanish Captain disabled
tho Rayo, by removing part Of her machinery, and
notified the Government ut Bogota, giving them 40
Days TO establish her character. II ia believed
in the Caribbean Sea. ~
Gen. Sullivan, the American Minister to Colon
The Peruvian Cong kress has declared all disagree.
ments with Chill ended. { gEt:--,Ilr r.
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From Washington.

WAsaINoToH, May 1I.-It is stated that sharkey
and oConner have prepared an amonded bill, in
which ords proceeding, rolativo to tho Ark ausaH
tion justfyng Jurisdiction : II.-I !; !
weeks disburseme ents-Army, $2,011 900; Navy,
SUI 500 Interior, 2ss 900: $1G9,0o0 fractional
National bank circulation, s2es, ,s69, 600. Gov
ernment holds as security for national bank crcn-
lahon and deposits Of public money, sST9,54. 600.
Internal revenue receipts To- day are 1881 O0O for
the wcek, 81, 1884 900. ~ IT.. I,l.t' ~
The st: Augustine, Eewnansville md Tampa
hRseee, Fla, al. Isl g.. -HI. .. "a q. = t-s.i
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ss- OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY. No. % BROAD STREET, Arp1I
30. 1BS7.-Holdor, Of tho SEVEN PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE SECOND LIEN BONDS OF tho Charleston
and favannah Railroad Company. respectfully In.
formed that on and after the lat rroIImo tho Savannah
and Charleston Railroad Company will aBue SCRIP GER
TiFIcATEs In lieu Of Receipts given whom tho Bonds
we're surrendered and will continue to do until Ist OF
June altor which imo tho Books will bn closed and tho
privilege Of substituting said Bonds for Stock will termi
nate. g. w. FISHER
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ravannah and Charleston Railroad Company.
Msy mva
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ST BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless rolabe, instan
hneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown. RomedIos tho Ill effects Of Ba
Dyi Inrigorstes tho hair. leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine s signed Wilton 4. Bachelor Ali othors
pere limitations and should be avoided sold BY all
Druggista and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
a5- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 iv,
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aS BEA UTIFU UL R.-CHEvALIER'S
LIFE FOR TEE HAIR positively restores gray hnir to
Its original color and youthful beauty; imparts lfc and
strength to tho weakest hair; stops its falling out at
oncei keeps tho hoad clean; ia unparalleled us ia,
dresang Sold by all DruQgsLs and fashionable hair.
drcsssrs. and at my ofacc. No. ll23 Broadway, New
York. sARAH A. cHEyALIER N
DowII NOISE,
No. 15l Meeting street
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
JANUARY 6mos
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OBITUARY..

OBITUARY..
DEPARTED THIS LIFE Br JULIEN A. WILSON n,
the 2IRl April. 1867. WI
wo mourn for ono cut OF In tho yigUr of manhood,
PosscssnR kind and generous disposition, engaging
and arniablo manners ho tho friendship Of ali with
whom he nssocntc at homo devoted son. husband
and adectoate brother, he tho idol ar tho family
circle. As %o miss tho fond attentions OF our absent
dear one and tho vacant chnir IN lnr restrain
tho falling tears but casting eyes above wo slal
fool and trust that tho link rcd from tho family cl,n
has been removed In to connect hearts moro
closely with that "bettor land"
""hcre evory severed wreath Ia bound
And none havo heard tho knoll,
That anitcs tho soul In that Wild sound
Farewell beloved, farowciI
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From Maeon-Epl.copal ConHen,ion,

MACON, May 11.-Rev. John W. Bockworth Of
Trinity Church, New Orleans was elected Bishop
OF Georgia. Rev. Mr Scott, Of Oregon received
eght out Of eighteen votes Of the clergy and thrce
out Of twonty-one of tho lay members. The elee-
ton was afterwarda made unanimous. Tho result
gives general satisfaction.
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Europcnn MOVE NV stenn,c,

g, NEW YonK, May 13.-Tho steamships Hermanis
and New York from Southampton on the lst "a
Warm gratitude is cxpressed to Queen Victoria
whose personal Intervention would prevent the
great calamity Of war. 1t would te' d to draw
closer tho bonds OF amity between tho two coun-
tries. '''' : = -
Tho Queen Of Spain has sold nearly all OF her
jewels in London. a single diamond watch chnin
brought 81, 900 pounds.
1t is reported, but danied, that Garabaldi had an
interviow with Rattazz l.,F-- ~
It was stated that France continued to propa ro
for war, and troops were arranged to bo concon-
trated almost Immediately, but opinions generally
favored peace HI
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From New York.

NEw Yonk, May 1.-The specie exports to-day
Doubleday & CO was burned. NearIy 1000 potsuSs ms
aro thrown out Of employment. Loss $50, 600,
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sTThe Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
anees OF Mr.. and sIrs WILLIAM NAYLoR, are rcspect
fully invited to attend tho FunoaI the former ut ST.
Philips Church, Th Afternoon, at half past Five O'Clock
hay IS 4.
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Alrnost a Cntnstrophc

!. AUGUSTA, GA, May 12.LAs. the sexton Of the
First Baptist Church was lighting up for evening
Berrice the entiro ceiling fen with q loud crash,
breaking pows and furniture Fortunately the con-
gregation had not assembled. No persons injured.
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From Pcnn.ylvania,

HAnnIsbURa, Pa. May 12.-Somotime sinoo, two
brotncrs, named Zook, Of Ponnsylvanln. wore muir
cd to tho Governor Of Ponnsylvanis, Of the ar
rest OF L. r. Brown, the alleged murderer.
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From Mexico.

NEW YoRK, May 11.-A Montreal dispstoh says,
that it was reportod that arms had boon collected
along the frontier at different points. .
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Oar Cable Dispntclics.

LONDON, May 1o.-During dobnto Mr.. Gladstone
ssid tho Government Reform Bill was q shallow,
transparent anu disslmulating pretence OF tho OK
tension offrancliHe.
Mr. Bright dccl,rod tho Bill tho most unjust and
oppressive measure oyor submitted.
Mossrs. Rocbuck and D'Isrnol defended IT,
Strangers wcIo excluded during tho division.
Tho announcement OF tho rcsult-6G majority
produced protracted cheering from tho ministerial
benohcs.
Lord Stanley, in tho House, congratulated tho
country that tho good sense and moderation Of tho
peaoe Conference has had the ofIect of 'arrcsting
the unspeakab!o calamitios OF European war,
Loud cheers.l Fe explained that tho treaty OF
What Government had now dono Was TO Sdopt That
guarantee to present circumstances.
LospoS. May 11.-Tho death sentence Of tho
ment. Tho Earl OF Dorby says, officially, the
Government will not publish tho roal history Of
she reoent Fentnn uprising, on account Of appro-
mo1its involved in tho plot. r '1F -
!. FRANKToar May 12:-Unitcd statos Bonds IT.
has boon ratified by tho respective Goyernmcnts
BEnIIs, May 1a.-The French Cabinet has made
satisfactory explanations to Prussia in regard tc.
.,LrvrnrooI, blay 10-Noon.-In cotton thoro is
Setss1 se G 4sid estimated Gales
LIyEnPooL, May 10 l:SOP. M.-Cotton advanced
ID. since opening quotations.
ding upland III; Orleans iii. Breadstaifs quiet
LosooS, May 1l-Noon.-Consols 924. Bonds IS.
REw YORK, May IA special dispatch to tho
Herald says: Notwithstanding tho satisfactory
solution OF tho Luxembourg question by treaty
arrangement, fears aro entertained aud generally
Expressed, that war has been morely postponed by
tho work 81 tho diplomatists. Warlike propara-
tons are still actively o,rrod on, In Franco, Cor
many, Rusaih and Prussia. It Is said thai before
tho Poace Congross closes q proposal Is likely to
DO addressed by Eugland to oil tho powers inclined
to belligerent aotion, in which Queon Victoria will
recommend and urge; o general: disarmament
Should this proposal BIO Entertained another
Congress will probably assemble in London
TO socure its formal adoption and uniform e1ecu-
tion by al the great powers, but it is thought that
even this proposition will not bo successful in so-
curing the maintainanoe OF peace q
The fourth military consorption during this
year has been put In force in Groeco by which tho
Greek army is Increased 10000 mon. Tho condi-
ton OF the navy is also engaging tho aerious con-
sideraton OF the Greek Government. Largo on
rollmonts OF seamon are in process OF completion.
9 A Telegram from Berlin announces tho death of
Gov. Wright, on the 11th instant, of dropsy. .Ho
rallied short limo previous to his death, and il
was Thought that he you'll recover, but ho com
monced To- sink rapidly on the nigh of tho 10th
and expired the next morning at O'clock
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aSERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for ycars from Nervous Debility, Pre-.
mature Decay and all the effects Of youthful indscre-
on. WILL for tho eske OF suffering humanity send trec
to all who need It, tho receipt and directions for MAKING
the simple rumedy by which no was cured. Sufferers
Wishing TO profit b, tho adversers experience can do
10 by sddressng In perfect confidence
JOHN D. OGDEN
April "a 3moss No a Cedar street, New York.
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Marine nevsL.. ".

NEW York, May 11.-Arriyed, Caledonia, nom
In specie. :i.7t.h -
New YoaK, May 12.-The ships Pomona, ron, on,
Savannah; Hsnss, from New Orleans; Arcadia,
from Wilmington; and Southern Rights, from
Charleston, have all arrived at Liverpool;