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JAMAICA.

The Steam Limo to New Orleaus-
HAVANA, Oct. Is, 1867
Late intelligence from Havana that instructions
have been received from England against the subsidy
line Of proposed to be established between
Jamaica and New Orleans The Governor. NJ the re-
quest OF number Of southerners who wish to the
line established will write to England to IL he can.
not obtain reversal Of the decision.
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LOUISIANA.

Deaths from Yellow Fever-Ideutenant Lce,
Of Mowers stan. Among the Victims.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1867.
There were eleven deaths from yellow fever to-day
among them Lieutenant George Lee. who has been
Acting Assistant Adjuant General OF the Fifth Military
District for some time.
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An Auti.Gnribaldian Proclamation.
FLORENCE, Oct 25-Noon.
royal proclamation has been issued. signed by King
Victor Emanuel. denouncng Garbaldi and declaring
that the policy OF France in maintaining the
obligations Of the September Convention meets
with the approval OF tho Italian government.
The following the substance Of the proclamation which
was ioued yssterday:-
The King commences by saying that the country ID
In great danger He declares that against France
and her probable allies would DO impossible. He do
nouncss the Garbadlans for usurping the right 70
make war; which is the provocative Of the King. He
says the nations OF Europe know that Italy
dturber Of public order and that the Gag raised against
the bead OF the Catholic Church 10 not his. He COM
mands the insurgents 10 70 their allegiance and
sxhors the people sustain their King and preserve
the national honor and concludes by prom sing that
when tranquility Is restored Italy, with France, will
settle the Roman question.
Particulars Of the Lnto Bnttlc-Garibaldps
Action In the Field.
FLORENCE, Oct 2s-A. NJ
Particulars have been received or the engagement at
Monte Rosondo. They represent that the lighting
obstinate on both Sides
Al time during the day. when rsinforcemonts for
the Papal troops arrived upon tho field the ap-
pesred doubtful but ct the end OF tho conflict General
Garibadi who led his brave volunteers In person, was
completely successful
!, He Immediately followed up his victory and the de-
fssssd soldiers OF the Pops. who fell back on Rome,
were vigorously pursued.
Al the latest accounts from tho south Garbadi with
al his army estimated At from thousand twelve
thousand strong had advanced 70 the forncaons
OF Rome.
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troIeum stronger; standard white L quoted At L. 0f
per gallon
LONDON MARKrr.-LoypoS, Oct 2s-Noon.-Sugar, 2os
for No. IL Dutch standard Calcutta linsesd oss I'd.
per imperial quarter Linseed cakes, ell per ton Tor
feeding, Lnseed OIL $40 los per ton. Whale oil, fAo
per 252 gallons. Sperm oil, els.
fHE PErRoIxUn MARKEr.-AsrwERP Oct. 2s-Noon. =
me petroleum market opens to-day with increasing
nrlnness. Standard white Is S. franco
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

General LcrsundI, Captain General 81 Cuba.
MADRID, Oct. 20, 1857.
General Lersund 70 whom was rendered the once Of
Governor and Captain General Of Cuba aud who declined
the appointment has, the solicitation Of the govern
mont rsconsIdesd the matter and concluded accept
the post He will leave By the sext mail steamer for
Havana 10 enter upon the duties Of his ONCE.
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ST. THOMAS.

Marine Observation-Disclosures or Vessels.
HAVANA. Oct Is, 1867
News from 81. Thomas says that the steamship Red
Gauntlet which laeIy arrived there with . number OF
Southern emigrants GARD. has been sold.
The bark Pssmos with material cupboard for Chic,
has again been embargoed.
The ship Sarah Newman with doubtful cargo from
the United States is also At St Tnomas and possibly
may b. enlarged.
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A.-yniversai Exposition. Paris, 1857
3TElNWAY q sONS triumphant, having been awarded
first grand gold medal American Grand and
Upright Pianos, by the unanimous verdict OF the Inter-
national Jury. This medal distinctly classified first
ofder.of merit all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred pianos entered competition
nearly all the celebrated OF Europe
Warcrooms Nos l09 and ~! East Fourteenth New
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MAssACHUSE rs.


The Troy and Greenfield Railroad.
sPRISoyIKLD, 0ct ~, 1857.
The section Of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad from
Greenfield 10 sheburns Falls, was formally opened 10
dav, Governor Bullock and large assmbIags Of state
cfcials and railroad being present Tue road will
probably he but next summer 70 the east end Of the
Hoosic tunnel, whore will DO likely 70 rect FOE some
time
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Accident the Naugatmck Railroad mt
InchliG's Bridge, Near Waterbury.
WATERBURY,, Oct 70, 1857.
Az the noon train up on the Naugatuck Road was
crossing Inchls bridge, about three miles above this
city, the axle Of the engine broke, in consequence Of
which tho trestlework gave way and the baggage car
and tender fell distance OF about twelve feet J. @.
Bailey, messenger OF Adams Express Company, sus-
Ia ned bruises, but bones broken.
Conductor Beers and few others slightly bruised
but OF the passengers were seriously injured.
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hcsabrsa Forms . Characterization
Crsss1aktSe Frensier-The Situation as Re.
psrtes =. Rome.
FLORENCE, Oct 27-Evening.
The Cabinet crisis Is terminated.
General Cialdini, after various administrative
efforts, declined the task Of constructing
Ministry, and Signor Ratazzi, who since his
resignation has been holding the Premiership,
~ itwere, pro tempOre declined further service.
Under these circumstances the King sent for
General Menabrea and commissioned him to
complete . Cabinet The new Premier has
formed Ministry which includes signori
'Gualterio, Cumbrai, Digni, Cugia, Robatti
and Oantelli, with Senator Cadorna. The port
folio Of Finance was offered to signor sslla
Revolutionary bands continue to cross the
Italian frontier into the Papal territory.
Letters from Rome, dated on Friday last,
say that the Garibaldian bands which had mus
tered in some force near the Eternal City had
fallen back, but that very large body Of the
revolutionists was in position about fifteen
miles distant
There is no traffic to or from Rome.
Telegraphic communication between this
city and Rome is still suspended, as the wires
have been cut; in fact, Rome is just now
holated from the outside world.
Royal Proclamation Against the GaribaI.
dian Invasion-King Victor Emanuel ON q
War with France-The Roman Question
May be Settled.
FLORENCE, Oct. 27-Night.
King Victor Emanuel has issued royal pro-
clamation addressed to the people on the SUBJ
ject Of the national crisis. His Majesty says
that the Garibaldian bands of invasion crossed
the frontier into the Papal territory without
the sanction of the Italian government and
contrary to and in defiance of the law.
Europe knows that the insurrectionary flag
which is bearing destruction to the temporal
sovereignty Of the Head Of the Church is not
his. The state Of affairs imperils the peace Of
Italy and imposes upon her king the duty OF
endeavoring to save her from war with
France. A war between France and Italy
would be regarded as fratricidal war, engag-
ing two great armies the men Of which had
quite recently combated side by side in the
same cause for freedom and unity. The King,
therefore, appeals to his subjects acting with
the Garibaldian bands in the States of the
Church to return to their homes and allegi.
ance, and by 80 doing save both the honor and
peace Of their country.
The proclamation concludes by stating that
Italy and France will conformity endeavor to
terminate the Roman question by some practi-
cal arrangement.
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CONNECTICUT.

Tho Reported Sickness mt Ynlo College
Dcnicd-Tho College Exercises Not To BE
Suspended.
New HAVEN, Oct. %, 1857.
President woolsey authorizes the fiat contradiction Of
the reports OF the prevalence Of sickness In Yale
College, and especially the report OF Mr. Chathed Of
the New York Post OF TO- day. Dr.. Hubbard. OF the
medca college, says that far as he ascertain not
half dozen Of serious illness have occurred
among the students Tho town Is remarkably healthy.
Il to say that there Is thought Of
pending college exercises.
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Frat Appearance Of Ristori In Baltimore.
BAlrmoRk, 0ct ~, 1897.
Rssori was welcomed her nrst appearance IN this
city a Elizabeth tonight BY crowded house. EVER
esas ia Uonoordia Rail- wss MED.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BRssr, Oct 2S.-The General Transatlantic Company's
steamship Perere, Captain Duchesne which left New
York October ~, arrived this port e ut o'clock
this morning and subse quenily sailed for Havre
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Ladies'. DR.. GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar
will eradicate all freckles pimpss. bioches spots,
bots and make white the dirkcst skin; his tar famed
Guous hair. his Liquid Vegetable Rouge will impArt
tinge the cheek or lip. At Dr. FEilX GUuRAUDS
tablishment AS Broadway brand.
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THE PRESS TelEsRAms.
The Pope Quits the Vatican.

The Pope Quits the Vatican.
LONDON, Oct. 2S-A n
Advcss from Rome state that great agitation pre-
vailed within the city. The authorities were hourly
expecting an attack from the Garibaldans flushed with
their recent victory.
Pope Plus k had retired from tho Vatican and sought
refuge and protection within the Castle Of st. Angelo
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At 81 -. per 1.OOO,, Enveiopes.-The New
Fulton and Ann. j. U'BRIEN. ~ NAss4u street
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Assembly Nominal Ions.

ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1867
Mr. Henry Smith wss rsnominstsd to-day BY scclsma-
zion ~ the republicans Of the Second Assembly district
Of this couniy -
M. Thomas Cribben vas this evening. usaninously
and BY scclama.sn, nominated ~ candidate for men,
bsr Of The Assembly BY the republican convention held
In this city this evening.
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A.-Whep Balloons Garry the Mails a.d
covered the circle squared and the ladies cease 70 have
OF the chefs duvrcs OF The toilet then
but not 'ul then, will PHALON's NIGHT Bi.UOMING
CEREUS lose prestige the delicious Of all
FINN
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1uU IOIy TWsHoE on tu0 CrtsIbs
PARIS, Oct %, 1857.
Pope Plus TX has issued encyclical 70 the bishops
OF tho Church throughout Europe, which he calls
their attention 70 the great pers by which be II
surrounded and in pathetic terms deplores the many
dangers which menace the temporal power and threaten
TO destroy the Independence Of the Holy Sec.
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Ar 81 PEI. Ream, Note Pnper.-.The New
Blank Book EsAbshmenL between Fulton and Ann.
J. w. U'BkIEN. % Nassau street
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Salnavo Pr0claims His Triumph.
HAVANA. Oct %, 1857.
The latest advices from Hayt state that has
issued proclamation announcing his success in the
cent fighting there.
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Knldenberg's Mecrschaains Received tho
first all Others the American Institute,
No 8 John and Is Wall street kopars. 60
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BatcheiOr's Hair Dyc.-Tho Best In the
world only perfect Dye: harmless reliable
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A Midsummer Nights D!eam.-Jnques' Kx.
TRACT OF POND LILY for tho handkerchief Asn
your druggist for H.
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CUBA.

Hurricane and Severe Weather on the
Island-Financiai, Commercial and Marine
Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct %, 1867.
Heavy rains prevailed here yesterday, and arrivals
from sea report q hurricane and severe rain storm.
Sugar is very dull; sales Lard Is quoted at 1886.
lo,sc. In tsrces, and 1sAc in twenty-five pound
tina
Exchange on London is quoted at l5k 15h per cent
premium.
Exchange New York, at short sight for currency,
10 Is per cent discount
Sailed, Juniata for New Orleans Hyperion for Baisi-
more; Nouvsls and Penal for New York.
No Cholera On the Island-The Bark Ocean
Home-COllcction Of the Custom Dues-Com-
mercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA. Oct %, 1851.
The physicians state that the reports of the existence
Of cholera on this island are unfoundsd. No cases
have occurred In this city.
Tho bark Ocean Home has been delivered up BY the
government to her owners
nov Collector Of Customs has been appointed and
has entered upon the discharge OF his duties He On.
forces all the rules with great severity and all SNUG
Cling has been stopped. There is great excitement
among the employees
Exchange on London buoyant, 15k . l5x premium;
on Paris, ~ 2K premium; New York, currency, 25K
p discount gold, long, 3h premium.
arrobe; holders ask sK 8A reals Lard SIS SIG so.
Flour. $14 So Potatoes, 81 25.
Arrived, schooners NlcaLor from Newport State and
Carlton from New York.
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Children Teethiug.
The mother finds faithful friend in MRS. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SfkUf. II IN perfectly reliable and harmless
IL relieves the child from dysenery and dAr
rhoea relieves gripping In the bowels
the reduces Inflammation BY giving relief
and h'alth To the child comforts and rests the mother.
MRS wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Having fac smile OF curtis Perkns' the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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THE PRESS TslsssAms.
A New Cabinet.

FLcREscR Oct. 2s-A. NJ
General Msnabrsa to whom last committed the
task OF recognizing the Ministry has succeeded in FORM
ing new Cabinet .~. -.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Money Crisis.
HAVANA, Oct %, 1867.
In 81. Domingo . money crisis prevails. Commerce
ID PROSTATE, and the government is without msana
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Gsenin,s Hats and Furs.->llNts for n11ssess
Boys Infants Ladies' and Chdrens furs OF de-
scrption Sleigh Robes Fur Glove, Fur Caps and fus
Trimmings, ali ct reasonable prices.
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DIR. schenck's raisnoni 81, S;yyssng. Sea.Wcea
from thscy until Tuesday, Nov r. HIS usual visits vii!
regularly every Tuesday ~
Bond street. from A. NJ iii y. NJ IL Is Unnecessary
patients Dr. 5chenck except when thorough sxsnf
nation OF Lungs q With his Rcspromeser. he
keeps large supply Of his Medic q hts which
obtained all times, with fun directions printed IN
I'm ID
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Hyntt's Life Bnisnm.-- X heumn Ism. Neurf y
ga and Govt In their worst forms; also scrofula kp
Evil Eryspelas. Old Ulcers Salt kheum, Dyspepsia, L.
Complaint. Kidneys, the Of inpnrity OF
blood. Ac, cured BY this sovereign q
Ger. HYATrs LIFE BALSAM. during tue twenty yes =,
has been use, has cured hnndred Thousand cases
failed any which could be reached by -
cine. 81 per bottle SOLD BY druggists Depot 2t6 9 "a
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Gcmraud's Oriental Cream for tho skin ns
complexion, at his depot 45J Broadway. EVANS, Sou
Eighth street. Philadelphia
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Weston, the Pedestrian, ON His Travels.
PORTLAND, Oct. %, 1867.
Weston arrived at North Berwick at twelve O'Clock
midnight He missed the road twice and went three
miles out OF his way he is bright and lively.
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ting. Studio Duane sirest Hair dye nc 10 use
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WIGS. Teypee- nnd ,,0r.rsgentn, Ilnir.-
Best 6ushty Hair Dive aud ltNr DyeiaKs NJ cpl0nS ~
u Boat ssrce
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We Would Can Particular Attention 10 tao
ss,s OF velvet and Brussels Carpets Al o. Wiz hsHv
ana 70 good order. to DO sold ~ auction ~ ~
LEEDS MINFR, on Thursday oct ~, a. ny eoeex ~
The saiearocm. ~ Liberty street
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$1,000 - $500 - = ~So~ 80 - =
sooIiiNG sYEgf It's perfectly reliable and harmless.
spas sS: :S
and h,alh . he child. comforts and the mother.
mis- WiSsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP"
.ns the n oSs s s Of sss. . % the outside
rJns ana .snso Vii ). ss.:s
from ci.y until Tuesday, Nov y Iiis visits win
sssa ss
% ss fa
Ensish. French and Germ.a.
ns, Hat; s.s ~ Ss,.a for s M,..s
scr'pon Sleigh Robes Fur Glove, Fur Caps and Sus
'''""''s'' :" : ''-'' cRNrS. ss Broadway.
Srs s:s IS .sr ' s s"
s s rfs l. :s, s1ss ..s Ses
vi: H,s:'p;s.:, os Uisss: s.is IPy:ssS;.
s .s Ak IG s ' ss ssa q s .s.s" %
has been use na. cured h.nar ,s ,s..ssnass.,
sos $50 se SSs Ss
s"oe@ --------
l. .s ss j Ss:ss hi aye % M Ss
Ox.Gali " Washing Flaid.-ynprsss.i sssed
sold by all grocers PrInci pal depot we Broaduay
ossss ol Es, sois . ss s 6 asss
Reyal Havana Lottery. xPsixss Paid L.
gold Information furnished The highest rAte raid fcr
D''''''; r Az s CO. s.slss =. 81. .sxE
The Lungs ave ssrni.ed and Ra' skea BY a
os s .s s.o ~
a. ssss su. remedy ,os csns and od
chiai Organs Sod every where.
The Very fAixhest PRICE. the C,ross ar ~
GsUvER BxkER SEWING MAcnH 10 q W. e the
The CIeslsG sale Of Duessva- u. q ". Ceerv,.
6ne stock OF Vines iquora CeNra viii ie ulscs an
offered SALE ssme da,ins - fsr naes -
1871 800, l34 and lcS8 &C., a. Sal without reserve a
their lower store, 2Oa Canal stroet. ~ ~ - =
HENRY n. LEKDs 4 AMER. Aucsionesrs
Window Shrdes ana yloll snds cf All CeIors.--
Brays patent seifscing stde " fures: best Ia use
a.1A.& ]. y. kelly. "a Broadway.
WhslesAle and retail
AspccAity OIL. al. b. kelly -. ~ Broaduy
sale of Velvet and Carpets Al o. which ss ncw
snn " COCA order. DO sold ~ auction ~ ~
ne MIS ~ on Iharsday oe " ~
We Have Made Gren ai. h t.a1' ~ ese
pr'ces"t um'rrss whcs..ies swn n IT, Any 20
MannfscufcrI
t,S Broadway.
wigs. Tegpee- aud ,0rs css uair..
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Last night At Rilsys restaurant OF Broadway
and Twenty-eishth street. Mr. y B. Johnson sold
number Of pools upon the candidates OF approaching
election There waa fair attendance for the nrst Night
considering the incomsncy Of the weather. Bsts we're
only booked upcn the election for Sheriff The follow
ing pools will illustrate the WHOLE and ehow how The
respective candidates stand with tue sporting ra.sr
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Ox.Gnu Washing Fiuid.-Unpreeesl ented
Used BY all the great hotels add prinss pablo
private buildings The laundry house nssnS
sold by all groccrs. rnnc pal depot we Broaduay.
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We Have Made a. Great HednctAon ~ eee
ISAAC SMITHS SON a CO.,
Mannfscturcra.
tB Broadway.
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Assembly NominafIom.
Michael HaIarsn has been nominated for the Assembly
by the radical republicans Of the Twsny-nrt dsrct
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os sssok ESs'f opposite Es a g ssE i::'.
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,Windew Shrdes ana Iloll snds Of All CeIors.-
brAys patent SELF ssfng s,ede fturcs best Ia
g. Il 4 j. y. kelly. ~ Broadway
Lace curtains q
A specially t OIL XII. b. KELrS's ~ Broadway
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The Very nixhsst Prise. .she Cross. az the
GRUvER BAkER SEWING MACHIN rs a. shs x Erscs
stition Univer seis Para 1851 = - @-P~
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The ClOsln9 sale Of MosSva- e w. l,eepv,s
6ne stock Of Wines quora CieAra viii take piscs ~
wednesday October ~ At luk O'Clock They wl s. found
W. 500 INA and 1s A., an Sal without reserve Il
HENRY n. LIMBS 4 AMER. Aucsionesrs
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Royal Havana Lottery. Prizes Paid \.
gold Information fur nIshed The highest rAe nai6 "a
Doubloons and all kindH OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall str set.N
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TELEGRAPHIC news
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ITALY.


hesignatfon or Cialdini and RatazxI-General
blcsabrea Forms = Cabinet-(;a ribaidians
Cress11ktSe Frensier-The Situation as Re.
D.r'e. - Rome.
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The Lungs ave strnised and "a .ked BY a
cough the general strength wssta incur
able often established thereby. AYvk,S
PECTORAN effective remedy for Coug A. and l,ods
and sIeris oenets enect on tne rumona and Bron-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-03
Value Of Newspapers.

A child beginning to read becomes de-
lighted with newspapers, because no reads
of names and tings which are very
familiar, and he will make progress ac-
cordingly. A newspaper In one year is
worth quarters schooling to child, and
every father must consider that substantial
information is connected with this advance
ment. The mother Of family being one
of its heads, and having more Immediate
charge Of children, should herself be in
structci. A mind occupied becomes forti'
fed against the ills Of life, aud is braced
for any emergency. Children amused by
reading or study arc Of course considerate
aud moro easily governed. How many
thoughtloss young men havc spent theii
earnings In tavern or grogshop, who
ought to have been reading? How many
parents who never spent twenty dollars
for books for their families would gladly
have given thousands to reclaim son OF
daughter who had ignorantly and thought
lessly fallen into temptation
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-03
Pesoe In Ellrona.

Cable dispatches indicate that tho initia-
tory measures for tho fet,lcment Of the
Luxemtu-g question peiceably, arc we'll
under WY. Queen Victoria sent letter
to the pgofPrussia, urging him to accept
the last aud more moderate propositions
Of settlement to which the Emperor of
France had signifad his readiness to
seeede. IL is officially announced in
Paris that the Emperor Is ready to treat
on the basis Of the naturalization of Lux.
emburg. Late Saturday night the King
of Prussia iolegraphed to Victoria that he
aceeded to her proposition for negotiation
on the neutrality basis. and would enter
into Convention Of the Great Powers at
London, which Convention Is 10 meet May
Is. aud meantime the Fortress Of Luxem.
burg is 10 be dismaniled.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-05-03
The presldent's Next swing.

The Democratic paper of Washington
says the President will be accompanied in
his trip this month to Raleigh, by Mr.
Seward and one or two other members oil
the Cabinet. he visits Richmond and
other Southern cities, aud win not fail Ia
give his views upon vital questions Of the
hour occasionally to the people, who assem-
bio 10 greet him. The paper then charges
Gov. Morton and other Radicals with
having precopcertcd and promoted the
riotous scenes in tho West last year during
the Presidents trip, and says If the Radi-
Gals should feel themselves inclined "a
create disturbances on this visit, it hopes
they will be dealt with by the military.