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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

The National lnteigencer thinks Improbable
that the President in his Veto of the new
Reconstruction bill may discuss vital and pro-
found questions touching "the logical impossl-
biIity of Il State being both in and cut Of the
Uniou,-of being 10th State and no State
and of being both within and without the
supreme Magistracy of the President OF the
United States. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

Hon. Thomas Ewing, Of Lancaster, Ohio, IN
letter denying the accusation of disloyaty
made against him by the Radicals, attributes
their railing against him to their knowledge
that he has not and will not swear allegiance 10
Summer and Stevens, and that he thinks The
President ought not to be impeached, and that
the South is sufficiently crushed without any
additional miserles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

FOREIGN NEws.-The Reform bill has final
" passed the British House Of Commons and
gone to the House Of Lords. 1t was read in
the House Of Lords yesterday evening, and a
second reading has been assigned for Monday
next
u. S. Minister Adams, together with other
members of the Diplomatic Corps in London,
waited upon the Sultan of Turkey, yesterday.
a delegation of Americans, now in London,
also had an audience.
Reports received from Rome represent the
Papal Government as alarmed by the menac-
ing attitude OF the party faction under the
leadership Of Garibaldi. Many of the batteries
around Rome were being restored and put into
an effectual condition, and it is stated the
Pope has made an appeal to the Emperor Of
France for protection.
In response to the appeal Of the Pope, for
assistance in repelling the anticipated attack
by the Garibaldian party, the Emperor Napo-
leon has notified the leader Of the Garibaldi
movement that the defences of that city will
be composed Of the restored batteries Of France
not at Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17
MT + w r + | NJ NJ I II e S 4.

Another supply of BUGLE TRIMMINGS,
RIBBON, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
Of all the latest styles; Guipuro Lace also, Il
large supply Of Silk, Linen and Palm Leaf
Fans, all OF which will be sold at prices to suit
the times, ut
jeG G. G. BERRY'S, ~ King ct,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

The President communicated to Congress
Yesterday eopy of treaty between the u. 5.
and the Emperor of Russia, the notifications OF
which we're exchanged On the Goth of June
last BE says this instrument provides Tor
cessioa OF territory to the Z. S. in consldera
ton Of the payment Of seven million TWO nun
dred thousand dollars iu gold. The attention OF
Congress is invited to the subject OF an appro-
priatoa for this payment, and also 10 thai. OF
nrorer legislation for the occupation and gov.
ernment of the territory, AZ 4 part Of The do
main of the q. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

We have no doubt but that the account
given in an article which We copy from the
Lynchburg News, of the Radical co. operation
meetings which it enumerates, might stand
for description of all Of these gatherings
wherever they have been held in Virginia.
We do not believe that any considerable por-
ton Of the people take part in them OF ap-
prove of them, and are of opinion that their
numbers and importance, and the impression
they are represented az making, are exaggera-
tons A few busy and dnrjons politicians,
can almost any where assemble a dozen or two
people, and pasa resolutions. But neither the
heart, nor the mind, nor the iudgm emf Of The
people OF Virginia responds to the effort 10 ''eo,
operate" with the Radical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

The Richmond Eng uirer and Richmond tx
aminer have been consolidated The Enquirer
& Examiner is now published by chartered
company with Mr.. W. D. Coleman as editor,
and Mr.. A. NJ. Bailey as business manager
Mr.. R. NJ. Smith, who has ably edited the
Enquirer, and whose happiness and prosperity
we desire, retires from editorial pursuits, and
takes charge, it is said, of female seminary in
Petersburg. The combined paper has been
decreased in size, but it's first number gives
promise for the best. The newspaper business
has been entirely overdone. There will, prob
ably be other consultations, general taking
in Of sail, and some stoppages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

The Baltimore Sun says 1.-The President )
message taking the ground that Congress hay
ing overthrown the Southern State govern
nlents, the State debts contracted before the
war, amounting to over one hundred millions
Of dollars, would fall on the Federal exchequer,
created something Of sensation in New York
financial circles. A dispatch says cit gave
Pail street the ague' This feature Of recon
srruction, it would seem, had not been antici-
pated, and the thought shook the sensitive
Lerves Of heavy operatorslike an electric shock.
TIE territorializing bill Of Mr. Stevens, which
provides for additional reconstruction on a
wholesale plan, will probably cause another
tremor."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

CPICES-.Iust received, At reduced rates, :.
~ lsaz:e and complete assortment Of SFice5,
consisting in part Of Cloye3, Mace, Ai!SPlce'
grain and pure, Ground Black Pepper, Celery
Seed white and Black Mustard Seed, and
pure Ground English Mustard. Also, Nut.
inaes, pure Powdered Ginger, Garlic Horse
Kudisl, White Jamaica and Race Ginger Root,
and prime Green Ginger, AL Of which ne "iier
in quantities H. stiit purchasers.
JANNEY u CO..
jy Druggists. l43, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17
rst A X + n O. / G F.
40 TIL f = i 3 Il L q.

T II Il
fIayi0a engaged The services OF n iirSt
FINE GAKE, PIE, BREAD AN d BISCUIT
BAKER. PLAIN, POUND AND FRUIT
CAKE. OK ORNAMENTED, would respect
ullv solicit q call from the public before pur
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna
menLcd Cakes made TO order.
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
ap 4-tf No. 8. South Fairfax st.
NTOTICE.-The partnership which existed
" between the undersigned, under the firm
name Of CAZENOVE & co, having been dis
solved by mutual consent, all persons indebted
to said firm are requested to make early pay
mcnt to " G. CAZENOVE, who is authorized
to close its business, rs further dclay cana0t be
qirea ". g. CAZENOVE
jy S-1w CASSIUS T. LEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

rElURN SEED--Eed Top and Early Fiat
L Dutch Turnip, German Brown Curled and
Siberian Kalc Round Lesved and Prickly
Spinach, and White and Black Fall or Winter
KadiSh, received and for sale by
JANNEY & CO..
~ Il Druggists AS, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-17

60 4 l. & y a Il i
For sale, to arrive from Phadclphia, per
achr }, &. McShanr, cargo of 20G tons Locust
Mountain, White Ash and Egg Coal, which
viii be sold from the vessel at s. per ton.
JOHN LEATHERLAND,
~ lI.lw. No, 70. King street.
The New York herald., 1867-12-11

3 Rosewoop GlAsD TAsLss r0a sALE-Af
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE PEACE SOCIETY.


This society held its annual meeting at FlnsbuIy
Chapel in London, the DIST OF May. Mr. Psase NJ P
presided and in his opening speech spoke in high terms
OF the exalted craftsmanship Of Lord Stanley ms evnced
n his proceeding with regard TO the Alabama claims
and the Luxembourg Question Among The speakers was
EIhu Buritt who paid affecting tribute TO the char
acter works Of the late Nh Fry, with whom be had
been associated for years and who had been so sud
denly taken away in the midst of his usefulness Hear
bearl The Danish war and the German war were
not without their value, for they showed that England
and France held fast TO their doctrine Of nonnterven
tion which had now become Wellesablshed and we'll
recognized principle of those nations Hear hear This
was one Of the principles of the Peace Society," and an
other Of its prndples-indecd Us fore most pncPe-
that OF referring the decision Of quare to impartial ar
bitTatOn was Triumphant, as appeared from tIe events
OF the last few days. nc nlsht say IeI mar "a "a 1o
sense international code OF law. committee haa Dech
eG at the e lat meeting Of tie social Science Asoc5
zion, and before the close 81 he present 6nc year az
make war impossible i might be hoped W09Ia pe
aceomplished Hear hear lie eUnc o gaoc WV S
in the Iuxemburg question exercised by Queen Vic,
tora; nor did lao omit signaling tie wide growth OF
French opinion against war, as shown by the petQns
sent IN from all parts Of France TO the Emperor Be
SIDE there was third influence working in this direc
ZION and that influence was embodied in the vast brother
hood of working men over Europe were or
great League Of Peace was in progress Of beng
formed in Paris Everything was at present eneourag
'"s anu 80 TIE REFORM AGITATION.
The National Reform Union have called another great
meeting at ST. Jamess HAL on The 18th samuel Morley
preside again. and the chief speakers we're 10 De
J. e. MIL Tom Hughes, Mr. Layard, and the ODonOghue
THE HON NEAL DOW.
series Of meetings were being held in London IN honor
OF Neal DOW under the auspices OF THE United KING
dom Alliance" The first took place at the East end Oh
London on the 2lst, and largely and enthusiastically
under the presidency Of Thomas Chambers, NJ. P and
third meeting advertised to be held the 23d at the
Horns Assembly Rooms, Remington under the Pres
idency Of Sir George PecbeL
NATIONAL FREEDMEN's AID SOCIETY.
II is said that nearly $1,000 were realized from
sales at the Bazaar recently held at the HsnOversquare
Rooms in aid Of the funds OF this Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Ioypoy. lime g. Noon-Consols for money, 9il, ex.
dividend United States FiveTwenty bonds, 7S, limos
Central Railway shares 7s1 Erie Railway shares AVs
Afternoon ConsO have decned2, and are now quoted
NJ qu OK dividend American securities have also de-
clined l. and the following are now the quotations:
United States FiveTweny bonds, 73 Illinois Central
Railway shares, 7s; Erie Railway shares, Ao3.
IGvening.-The money market is not quite so hrm' ana
Consols closed at Oh for money eXdivdend. American
Securities have fallen of slightly during the day. and
closed AT the following rates: Erie Railway shares 40
United States FiveTwCntes, 70; Illinois Central hai
road, ISL
FR,NKroRr June 8-Evening-United states Five
Twentes closed at 775
LIVERPOOL June 3-Noon.-Co,ton firm; sales today
1900 bales; MddHng Uplands, nld Mddling Orleans
lad Breadstuas dun. Flour 29 for Western Canal.
Corn 39l Wheat-saes Of No Milwaukee Red at 49, 10,
and White California at IA. Oats, &c. Peas, 4o Pro
vsons-Pork, SIG; Beef, 1926; Lard 1915; Bacon AZ
Cheese G7 Produce-Pcholeum; sales Of Spirits at ld
aud STANDARD White at lS. Pot Ashes 3l6 RoSn-saes
Of Common at &C. and Fine at 49,. Spirits Tmpentine'
$40 Talow, a.. Clover Seed, 42'.
AftemOon.-The Cotton, and Breadstuffs markets are
without change Pork has declined G. and is now sehng
at Sugar steady Other articles are without change
Evenng-The Cotton market IL irmer and more active.
The sales to-day have exceeded tie noon estimate ana
an advance in sales has partially been established Mid
ding Upands, 159l1}d. Middling Orleans, llSd. The
safes have reached fully 10000 bales, including the usual
proportion Spectators and exporters The market ior
Breadstus Ldul and quiet and articles are generally
without change The Provision market is dull and art
clcs are generally without alteration Pork sos per Dbl
In Produce the market for Naval stores is very dun and
ali articles have declined Rosin quoted az rs per cwt
for Wilmington 1856 for fine Spirits turpenuhe
has declined TO per cwt. for American Petroleum
has declined to ID per gallon for standard white and
led for spirits Other articles are without quotabe
change
LoHDoN, June 3-Noon.-No. u Dutch Standard sugar,
21s scotch Pig IrOn 81 Calcutta Linseed, ca. Lin
seed Cakes SO l5. Linseed Oil, so. Banca Tin,
Ele
Evening.-Breadstufs unchanged. Sugar quiet at 2is
sd per cw for No y Dutch Standard Iron advanced to
4s for Scotch Pig Lnseed Oil advanced TO $40 los per
tun.
ANTWERP, June Observation-Disclosures unchanged;
sales to-day Of standard white at q francs per bl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
AEXfCO.
TIE FATE CT MAXINuIAN-LETTEE FROM MINISTER
ROMERO.
hT. Romero, Mexican Minister at Washington, has
written tie following letter to a friend in this city:
(, FROM MINISTER

MI Romero, Mexican Minister 1T Washington, has
written tie following letter to friend in this city
"wAsHNGToN, May 81, 1901
PLEASE accept my heartfelt thanks for your
knd eongra uations en- our success IN Mexico IL Ras
have accepted hunllatrg terms from the French; we
are not Embarrassed by treaty stpulations with any
all our leading enemies ere conquered ANA IN Out hs'
We will have, so to say new start in lfe. we nave
achieved victory with scanty means, without
assistance from any forcign nation but on the contrary
aEds! the moral lniGchce OF an Europe, ana thc a
tCual strength Of France and other continental powers
ovnoso the endurance and patriotism of 0ur peope, and
the steadiast sympathy OF the people Of the United states
everlasting in Mexico shall try do full justice TO it
in a memorandum of my sojouTn in tie United states
during the war, which ! intend 70 Wllte Il.
future day, as a contribution 10 the history OF that
evontfu period. have peused with interest your re-
marks about the way in which we ought to treat inc
enemies OF Mexico. | do not know what disposition
President JuarcZ may make of MaNimihan, but am
afraid he allowodto 20 back TO Europe whlmpuny
will continue TO style himself TO cur shamel Emperor OF
Mexico All dissatisfied and deslgnng NC, MeAeSns VIZ N
keep up an actYe correspondence WIN MN dnout NE
supposed popularity there and these people may nnuce
bde Such OF them as can aiCid VII go over 10 nus
tria and form Mexican court for MaXlulhah NJ MIRA
!. so @ ti,re-os The eX King of the
sciies did at Rome after he was expelled from IA
K az ' iS t es Whenever we NAV have com
pcatOns with any European nation the frst step taken
by the interested party will be 20 intrigue win haNllh
ian. and TO threaten MS with giving ana 10 our
lawful sovereign TO recover his authority from the
hands Of the usurpcrs, II We decline to accept terms
BESIDE, If Macmillan is pardOned and allowed TO 20
home, nobody i'm Europe sure, viii give MS credit
maQnanmity weak nations not supposed 10 he
magnanmous; but on the contrary, it will be said that
we did so through fear OF public opinion IN Europe ana
because would not dare TO treat harhy an European
Prince and sovereign do not mean Il say by TINS
that Macmillan must necessarily be shot. What mean
that Lis power to do further mischief IN Mexico must
be destroyed before he Is allowed 70 depart IhS Omea
States great country and perfectly organized power
and therefore they afford TO do what would not he
prudent for a country like Mexico have fun faith IN
President Juarezs ability 10 treat Macmillan ~ the way
most beneficial 10 the interests Of Mexico. We nave
sacred duties to fu toward country, and Their
discharge must be the first consideration that we should
have III view in attempting 10 resolve any question.
In great haste my dear friend most truly yours,
M ROMLBO."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
NOVEL READING.
II TELEGRAPH TO rHx rRIsuss.

TIE fkbUNH :.
SARATOGA, n Y, June 3.-The conduct OF Mr. Bon
ner of The Ne,c York Ledger in writing an abusive an
threatening letter because the Rev MI Meohcsney oi
tbodist Tpiscopa Church here in the course Of
mon AGAINST novel reading few Sundays since, spoke %
71e Ledoer as Objectionable, is attracting CONSIDERABLE
tention and some ind gnation Mr.. McChesney has been
waited upon by claiming to be Mr.. Bonners awyer
ND asted fer ietracton. The reverend gentleman res
ped that he had nothing to reract that he had clean
HIGHT 10 ercise The Ledger or any other paper puDsh
INC novel and to caution his hearers against IT, that M
never intends abandon this right and that II any c
has a cause OF action he has, because OF the words sso
by Mr. Bonner in speaking OF him as reputto e,eshy-
man Mr. McChesney stands very high here rs "e"i'-
man and a gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 8.-AfternOon-The steamship
Northern Light, Capt Ellis, from New-York on the 18TH
of May has arrived at this sort. The North German
Ioyds steamship New-York, Capt. Ernst, from New
York on the 2Sd ult., arrived here to-day.
QUEENSTOWN June8-AfterpoOn.- The Inman steamer
City 81 Manchester Capt. Jones, from NewYork oil the
18th ult, arrived here yesterday.
LIVERPOOL June 3-AfternOon-The ship Ceres, Capt.
Humphreys from NewY0k for Fayal put into the latter
port lcalCy, having experienced heavy weather
GLASGOW. June S.-The steamship Caledonia, Capt Nc
Donald which left NewYolk May is, has arrived in the
CLYDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
NEU- ENGLIND.
TILE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY.
Mr.. Charles A. v
In Asunci0n.

nv TELEGRAPH THs TRIBuNH , ,,,,
ROSION. June 3.-The Ancient ana hgnoIapIss
,.Tiory Compony celebrated their Two Hundred and
;rvcntyninth Anniversary to-day The Rev Df osgoou
az NeW.YOrk preached the annual sermon Inc lon.
- Banks was elected Commander for the ensuing
year. - - 1890, o,rsr,ov
popTtAND. Me- June 3.-LIhe vote on the Liquor Law,
admitted the people by the Legislature, the Question
being an Increase OF the penalties to Imprisonment IN
ArGtsTA June 3-What few returns received Indicate
tbat very light vote has been thrown at the eteon,
which took place to-day i'm this state on the au0p,IVn
rejection of the amendments 10 the liquor laE lo
,ctc IL il estimated will not reach $4,000 Inc hheh',
rnents undoubtedly have been carried by vote VI ~
two 10 one The vote east in this city was us iol-
lows: 9l2 yeas TO 6j nays.
H0sTTALuIEs 10 PRESIDENT JOHNSON -
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 3.-The city COullo1n ~. oi
enringield have directed Mayor Briggs 10 eNtend te
hrstaltlc of the city 10 President Johnson on MS P'o
nosed visit TO Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
FIRES.
THE FIRE AT PETROLEUM CENTRE.

The FIRE At PEIROI-EV VI OENIHf"
81 TEIxGRAPR TRIBUNE
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa, June S.-A most teniblol
fire occurred here this morning destroying property IN
buildings and goods to the estimated amount OF $4,000 or
ssoOOO The fire originated in the Job Taylor House. and
was uuouestionaby the work OF an incendiary Tweny
nine buildings were destroyed, among when was tba
limited States Hotel the largest building IN the place.
The largest individual losses OF william spence
proprietor of the United States Hotel, and j. :.
barnes dry goods dealers who lose some $1,000 Inc Il>i
surance on the property Will not exceed 5000 wbch a'
mostly in small risks in different companies
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO June ga fire broke out tins aitefnOoi5
o rho corner Of TAYLOR and Carksts which desroye0j
Backus's livery stable and damaged some a'yon,nS
buildings The loss was $4,000, on which there u WV
insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
CANADA.
~ TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.

QUEBEC, c. E., June 3.-An unusually large num-
Der Of Norwegian eIugrants have arrived here. The
United States Government have an agent here who is
commissioned 10 direct them TO their destinations in the
states The Beard OF Trade have held a meeting TO re-
ceive Mr.. Field Of Birmingham.
T0RoSTO G. W. June 3.-Jef. Davis arrived here today
10 attend the wedding OF OF his cOunTymen which
takes nlnce IN 81. James's CathedTal Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
PRUSSIA.

The scmOliical North German Gdzctte Of this even
ing says: The Government has lodged detaiuer upon
flnds in the hands Of a HanOverian banker, 10 the
amount Of 6OO0 thalers, and forming portion Of the
private fortune Of King George consequence Of at
tempt TO secretly dispose of that sum- contrary 10 the
existing convention between his Majesty and the PTus
sian Government DOmiclisIy perquisiOns and arrests
have been made in several parts OF Hanover among
persons of the highest position" The BANKING COM
ercfa G0zete states that the HanOvcrian bunker Eze
kel Simon has been brought 10 Berlin as State prisoner
Oh a charge Of high treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.


MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 3.-The National Typo
graphical Union met to-day at Odd Fellows Hail About
70 delegates present The following officers were
elected: John H. Obcrly OF Cairo was reelected Pres
dent: d. G. Morris OF Memphis First Yice-President;
W. j. Hammond OF NeW-Oreans, Second Presidents
Alexander Troup Of New York, Secretary and Treas
urer and NJ ID. Mayberry Of Philadelphia, Correspond
INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
RUSSIA.

Tie HOsoOW Nclrs gives some Interesting statistics
respecting the Russian army u says mat al tie begin
ming Of the CIulcan the whole military force Of
Russia consisted OF % divisions, comprising Il2 infantry
regiments while now u consists Of Al divisions, with 1856
Infantry regiments and that the number Of troops IN
active service. which IN 1853 was $4,000 is $4,000
~ the beginning Of the present yea there 10000
officers 705 100 soldiers and Z3GZ desfcS ASST ants
According 10 the calculations made ia the Russian War
once this force may Dc increased IN very short time 10
Is0O0 Beside tLese there are 100000 irregular troops
40 that the total military force now at the disposal Of the
lz.L may We IllkuLCd II LLlo.lCQ uiln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE.

M
PuIIADELIrlIA June STRAINS commenced rum
York With the baltimore aud Pennsylvania Central
Railroads. Tic connecting road crosses the Souyi r
River by the sOue bridge above Girurd-aVe hmu u r
Market-st West Philadelphia by tunnel Inc New
York Road has depot In West Philadelpnh, eapm5
Philadelphia passengers 10 tabe through uADe w "A"
Lon. liz sg.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
THE RAILROAD ExCURsIoNIsTs

ST. LOUIS. June 3-The Nebraska Legislature, on
Saturday apponted committee TO act with committee
OF the citizens Of Omaha 20 give the Railroad Excursion
lists graud reception On ther return ~ Omaha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SARATOGA. June S-The Eclectic Medical Society
OF the sute of NewYork will meet in THIS place on ma
Edwin N Freeman M ID. Essays VIII be READ by vafens
medical men and papers presented by the Inherent en'
mlttees appointed at the last ANIMAL meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
BY STEAMSHIP.

The British steamship Heela from Liverpool May
81, and Queenstown on the I'D, arrived on Monday
morning. Her news has been anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
PRUSSIA.

Berlin, June st Is said thai Count Won Bis
Iarck has asked to bcTeleasod from the cares OF Office
Immediately after TIE adoption OF the Federal Con
stitution 10y the North German States, and that the
king has gwen his assent to the proposal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
CRETE.

Seven of the Crctan delegates have left Constan-
tuOpc suddenly without coming 10 terms with the Porte
They lave addressed protest 20 the legations stating
hat they brought here against telr WILL aud that
CatiOn Of Crete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
AUSTRIA.

VIEgNA June S--The Austrian Government has
ordered the fortifcation o. Thesay, and the work
thereon is to be commenced forthwith.