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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12
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AL SORTS OF ITENIs.


The Park County tIndiana) RspUbitcdn
says that Mr., A. q, Davis, of Reserve town
ship IN that county, recently found hi his
garden, buried about three inches under
ground, iifty-eight sovereigns. represent.
ing value In paper of about $3.50. They
bear dates from 1919 to 1882 lsH1
Passengers report the Mississippi as still
overlowed in quite number of places,
mostly between Helena, Ark, and Baton
Rouge. The carcases of stock drowned In
the late inundation are emitting an awful
stencil.
A young lady of twenty-One years.
named Mary A, Mills, educated and ambi-
tious, but DOT fond of school teaching. store
tending or factory work, has established
real estate aud insurance agency in New
York city ,and made $4,000 profits last year.
ohe u As "smart as steel trap . for busi-
ness, but a little eXtrava9ant in her living.
The papers say the story about the new
French gun which shoots people without
powder and smoke is quite true. The wea-
pom is really sling, improved up to the
nineteenth century standard. Bullets are
placedin circular groove of disc of steel,
which, driven by q wheel Of much greater
diameter, revolvCs Mt a prodigious pace
and hurls out the bullets at the rate of
about three hundred minute. They strike
as hArd as l1tle balls.
At the Princess MatilLe's usual reception
in Paris, recently, the event Of the evening
was that the first Siamese Embassador was
accompanied by his wife, whola never be-
fore appeared in Partisan salon. This la
dy was dressed In tile court custom of her
own eouhtry--a rich silk dress with gold
embroidery. Shu is very little, dark COM
pleXioned of course and her tiny hands
are not bigger than those of y child eleven
years old.
A fortunate Young man in Richmond has
q wife who crows every morningat day.
light, for the reisonthat her mother was
frightened once mt lusty shanghai,
If the growing fhils to w;iken him, he's
sure to jump out fbed, when she begins to
scratch, Tor a bug, lii b. u.. .r
At New Castle Del, last week, n whitish
I black man, who had killed his brother IN Il
drunken rage, pas publicly pilloricd, then
whipped with sixty lashcs, forced 10 pay a
! fine of $4,000, and then taken tU prison to
| be confined forlife. ~" -.
! The Browplow men in Tennessee declare
| that if they are defeated mt the polls they
! will not give up the State government.
These are are your Law and order" citi-
Zens. .r ..r -.E
Among the largest debtors to those New
! Orleans banks which have lately failed, are
the tiercest Radicals. ....
The first line of the new Radical song
begins thus: wen hang Horace Greeley
on that sour apple tree, because he helped
to set jeff Davis free"
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Jes, soV-"ENactly "-Solon shingle said ;thoy
nnoiv thcfe every ume,n II he ielt ''OW Icy" IN
'lC mo- hlng, he took Plantation Bitters; II he ielt
muarS NJ night, he took Plantation bitteTs; il he
oppIysseui he took Plantation BItteis. andthcy
er lalied TO set him ON his pins square ana finn
rev persons want any better authority but us
sOiho may, lust read the fOllOwingi .|.
uy Iii. -. -, lowe much TO you, for liver
iIy oelleye the Plantation Bittets have sayed my
hie' REV w. n. W AGONLR, Aiadrid, n. w
, have been a great sunerer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching
.,ru,., The Plantation Bitters have
hLv. c. A WILDWOOD, New York CITY
had lost all appetitC-wHs so
weak hnd ehervatCd could hardly walk ana bud
nperlcot dread of society The
il"htaloh biliels have set me all right ....
JA MES HElMiNW.AY, st Louis Mo
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF arrangement OF the Kidneys anu
Urinary Organs, that distressed me Tor Wears
They act like charm. -
{; e. MOORE 254 broadway, New York.
MIS- - NJ. DkNOE. manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children saws She "hns
given tito the weak and invalid children undcr
hcT Chhige, Win the most happy and gratifying
results We nave received over "a hundred reums
OF such certificates, but no advertisement is SO Ell
tective as what people themselves say of n onnd
article. OuI fortune and is M sfake
inc Original qunlty and high character OF thpse
goOus VIII he sustained under every and all Ia
eumstanees. They have already obtnined "A saio
~ every town, village, parish and hamlet anon "
civilized nations. BuSe imitators try fo cor,, ~ s
near our name and style as they can apd becnra ss
gOOu article can not he sold as low ne n moo, r,
thcy ma some support from parties who do rof
care what they sell. BE ON your guard Soc ,' 49,
private stamp over the cork. '" WI
y. II. DRAKE n Co. New York Ci,,
SnrntoRo Spring water, sold by Mi
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Lyons EXTRACT or PURE JANlrc1 Cifsafk-For
Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headheho
Cholera MOrhus Flatulenvy, sc, ,wkerea warm.
and entire purity makestt n cbiAP and roliab ar
ticie Tor culinary purposes. sold every " here "A
Take no other
saratoga spring water, SOLD by an
Druggists A-coW1y.
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ReparatOr Capilli.

IhroW away your lalae irizLus your switches your
wig ~
Destructive Of comfort and not worth a Gg,
Come aged come youthful, come ngly and mir
Aud rejoice in your own luXurant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from what
ever cause it may have fallen out) aud ferejns n
growth of hair upon the face, IL has no equal. II
VIII force the beard 70 grow upon the sInOothcst
face in from five 10 cight weeks or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few iRno.
rant practitioners have asserted thatthere IS moth
ing that Will force or hasten the growth Of the hair
or beard. lhoir assertions are false, as thousands
OF llNmg witnesses (frOm their own eXperiencel
can bear witness, But many viii say, how are We
70 distinguish the gem inc from the spuriOus2 IL
certainly lsdimcult, as nine-tenths of the differ
enl preparations advertised fOrthe hair and beard
ARE cehtlfely worthless, and you may have Already
thrown away large amounts in their purchnss
70 suHh we would say, try the ReparatorCappilH! I!
II WIN cost you nothing unless il ully comes up to
3ur representations, II your Druggist does not
keep ~ send us one dollar and we viii forward IT,
postpaid together with a receipt for the money,
Whlch WIZ be returned you on application pro,
YidinS entire satisfaction Is not given Address
w. l., CLARK &TCO., Chemists
Apr 13, is87-,lIycfs SYRACUSE NY
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~ Is ni most delightful Hair Dressing.
~ SIauichtes scurt and dandrun
u Keeps he head cool and clean
~ ~ ~ nahes the hair rich, sOit and glossy. .....a
~ prevents hair turning gray and fallingo on
H. restores hair upon pfemu uturely hoId bo oI, D.
This Is Just what Lyons KAtbaiIon VII , ~
~ ls rheap-durablo. Its literally sold NV
,toAd ana yet its HmO, inoretiible 'depsn q
- uai increasing until there is hardly a sonntr
store that does NOT keep IT, or family Inn Jt
uss u. = THOMAS Lyon, Chemist N. "
Druggists. ''i" ny All
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1NHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
i lied by the Probate Court OF Montgomery
county, Ohio. Administrator of the estate OF Ja.
cob Weidner. deceased. Those having claims
against said estate will present them 20 said Ad-
[nistrator, and those knowing themselves in %
uebted " said es tato viii call and settle
E JACKSON MoNELLY,
Maya l@tltd itWHSo Administrator,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

G53~ A New York paper says: "Califor-
mia wheat. which sold recently in this mar
kct for three dollars and sixty gents u
bushel, will now hardly command three
dollars. Flour is falling. Australia is now
burdened with wheat, waiting freight to
England, and England is sending lots of
California wheat to the United States
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

cB" Prentice, of the Louisville Journal,
has the following; 'If men may be judged
by their enemies, how can we too highly
esteem President Andrew johnson. whose
bittercst enemies are General Butler and
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, who ought to be in
the blackest peniteutiary of the earth. and
Governor Brownow, who ought to be in
the reddest penitentiary in hell"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

a merchant has brought suit against a
wealthy physician here, for twenty thou
sand dollars, for producing an abortion on
his wife, twoyears ago, without the knowl-
edge of her husband, who is childless, and
has long been anxious for an heir to his
fortune
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

sdG ,o no would would not be beautiiulY Who wop,d mot
A. Tu 40 70 ilelr beantyf Whatgi thatmnr rhia ~
nha IN the CITY heller IL is no Ionger
tinued usS use iiaga9,s Magnolia Balm It's con-
roughness from ~ ian, reckles, pimpIes and
rov smooth transparent bIoom;nnte the
mnteriaIH mike maly cosmetics il oontsi ano
nre ia IL, , ny uIlous tothe skin ANY Drnrgis, t
TOT yon u notion hand at 80 cts sros,Il
M -; :. .HAGhN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist,
OEMAS BARNES q CO..
s.., Wholesale Agents N. v
Druggists. 'or' sold by all
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

edy- Thad. Stevens expresses dissatlsfac-
ton at Stanbery's first opinion of the Re-
construction Act. and says if the result of
this paper is what the indications are
that it will be, there should be summer
session of Congress. .-----
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OVER A WILLION DOL1ARssAvEn,

- ~ A1L4ON uOLLAhb SA NEOt
-, E Gentlemen - had n negro man worth a., 200
w g .oVh coiu nom bad hurt in the leg and Vas
r,i, uioSS % IOT over year. had used everything 1
Guuiu @ near OF without benefit until tfediGr MSx-
nent cure "'0ii tIVy, Wy a pSIhlh-
t%ohtBOmery, Ala, June II, 1866 '-,'N'
,,, nm plchsuro in recommending tho Mexican
,ihe Llhlment as aValuable and ndindispcnsnblc
dita'e ioI Sprdlns Sores Scratches or t,ulis an
i,, our men have used II iur burns Bruiscs
magic" ~ 'N''' a ,S o"3 :, ~ Gnv1s IKE
denis Express e' ""u h"rh-
Inc spraln OF my daughters ankle. occasio,od
Will Will skhtlhg lust winter entirely curedinnnc
week aIter she commenced using your celeLratad
Mustang Lnimcnt.H 'E6 SLY SESIItepiai.u u
GluucestCf, Mass Aug. 1, 1865
y ~ an hllhltted Tact that the Mexican NIust,nc
l1hlhent performs more Curth In sborier time nt
man ana Dehst, Than any article ever disrn~ora,t
Families, ivcry-men aud planters sbouiT inv,
nave nay II on hand Quick and surg il oertainly Z i
a hia gGnuine , y wrapped IN steel -ato engIavpgs
OeaIlhg heslgnature orc. W. .Wesi btpok t'cn,tks,
over the top. ~ A'AhNLs q Co.
An enorl has been made TO counterfeit I, ,r,.,,
cheaP stone plate label Look cIaAeI,,I - WIN
gists. 'S'iu +y All Drug
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne, used
10 Dalhe the iaCe and person, TO render the skin
SOFT and fresh, to alay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, Tor headache, Sc. II is manufactured
nom the rch southern Magnolia and Is obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. 1t Is a IA
Nullte Win actresses aud opera singers. II IL
SOLD by an Dealers at 81 90 in large bottles and by
Agents
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

William Nusz, Plaintiff, ,V8. William Hoch, Defend
ant and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John ID. sheehan, j. Il. OF Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio
MARCH 16 1867, said Justice issued an order Of
vi Attachment in the above action for $50 g.
Cause set tor hearing on the 18th day of MAY, 1861
at light O'Clock A. N. WILLIAM NIfSZ
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. apl361w3-3l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

tS- The following telegram has been re-
ceived:
"MEXICo, May 25.-Horace Greeley, New
York, I'm in q tight place. Come on first
train and do by me as you did by Davis.
Say nothing to the blockheads.
''MAXDuLIAN."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

ielmstreets inlmitable Hair Coloring is not a
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of ls.
mar cdusfic und more or less destroy the vitality
ana beauty oi the hair. This is the original Hair
InhllhE, ana has been growing IN. tuvoP over
twenty years II restores gray lair TO its original
color 10y gradual absorption, in n most remsrkA.
Die manner. IL rs also beautiful mar dressin1
sold in two sizes-bU cents and Si-by all dealers
&. HEIMsT'REE'T, Chemist 70
Druggists ~ ~ "''
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aIolrls aud Saluuas.
JEFFERSON STEEET Rouse,
- Z. Z. SINE, lhOl Mk1CR,
JefforsOn ST., ncnr Third,
nAYTON. OnIO

Having reGtlvd tins nuttl, The lIcllitoI in
yitHs the attention OI the uHNtlnB lLLlIC tu ns
Accommodates. Its lUtH luH Is ttLIal, ana II
oners inducements both in hccCmmouutiOrs ana
charges. apl7, 'JI-dly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-12

The experience ofthe past ten years has demon
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
bilty, Impotence, or want of power, the result Of
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETTON,
which neglected. ruins the happiness and units
the sufferer fur Business, Social Society or Mar
rage, and often terminates In AN untimey grave
Make no delay in seeking the remedy. Bclps
Specific Pills can be used without detection or in
tdricrence with business pursuits,
No CHANGE of DIET NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm.
loss On the system Each box contains 60 pills
with full directions and treatise on the conse-
qucnGes and cure. Price one Dollar. Beware OF
Counter cits! IT you cannot procure them Of
your Druggist, send the money to Dr. JAMFs
liRY AN, Consulting Physician, SO Broadway New
York, and they will he sent by return of mail,
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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AVOID THE oUAcKs.

. If you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
lndlscretion AMI have seminal Weakness, Ennis
sions, Nc will send you free or eAarge inlorrna-
ton which, II followed VIII cure you without the
ait of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN
ja1dawly17 station ID, New York
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YOUTHFUL INDTSCRETTON,
Or. J. BRYAN, C0Ns'G PHYSICIAN

.. SID broadway, New York.
SPECIAL REATMtN in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female ADVICE FREE and correspond
enco STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
AGE e N TS w "A N TED.
Samples sent free. Nocapital requiI ed Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from IS to $40 per day.
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIPP a. co. Ri ighth street New York
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c RNIA HoTEL,

Conner Main and George streets,
ARCANUM, DARkE COUNTY, ONO.
Guests iuI nished with meals at all huWs.
The liUusU has been lthttCd ana iCllluiSlCd,
aha " i'll be kept us "a ntsI-Cluss IOtCl Choice
Liquors ana Ciguls 'iMuy : Cit lihu.
GEuAGE ". DELANAN, nOp.
April 90 1sOT-d3m
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aAeattaI.
YOUNG MEN
!LL'S SPECIFIC Pills.

The experience ofthe past ten years has demon
'trated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
l Ii H.. H.. .L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01
CITY COUNCIL.
E Z T r A NJ E e T IN G .

or Small senmeye nna oas3 Eg
ston. whden Cosgrove Willis Butler Oakes, Courte-
Alderman ol1ey qualified and took his seat
Tho reading Of the minutes as dispensed with.
e. or an
conse: Referred to the Committee Licenses.
and remission & a'ss upon os Re-
ferEed to Committee on Relief:
Inspectors in reference to fees for measuring &c. In
in the Asylum. Referred to committeo on RcI,f 80
CHARLESTON. December 1e, 1896.
GEsg5EMEs-Ata moeting Of tho Board Of Supervisors
Of the High School of Charleston held this day the fol
secend Assistant 1 Teacher4F: ache :si ". clement.
Third Assistant Teachcr-v. c. Dibble.
RICHARD YEADoN, Chairman.
cnAn1EsroN, December 49, 1866.
Honorable Mayor and Aldermen:
aESg1EMES.At @ the meeting Of the Board of Eircnaas
n Nathan. Chief % Fire 6epaTnent aSsls sf' e'ee's0
>: N Pundt ID Assistant
Res7.c;t,f1! ,nc "a Assistant ! !, srnoar1
Clerk md Superintendent.
-v;se Mr.. J: q. Jungbluth declined serving.
nard o'Ne ss Referred to Committee on Aoeonnts
The Mayer informed Council that he had been furnish
ee by the City Attorney with copy of the ntc
Legislature authorizing the issue and circulation ofnotcs
by the City Council of Charleston.
Alderman Honour made the following report which
wns adopted: i4
The Committee on Relief In Janunry last in reporting
on IN application of sundry merchants in relation to the
fees charged by the Measurers and Inspectors Of Tim
ber stated that the parties concerned That charge
OF ny cents per feet would be just and equitable and
the Committee recommended that such should be the
charge. It since appearing that this contravcn-
ton Of Act Of the Legislature tho Committee
commend that the permission charge fifty
sctnded. j. r. HONOUR. g
8. G. COURTENAY.
.@.INs a'11. .=o4. r. NJ. BUTLER.
Alderman Ravenel requested to be relieved from the
Committee counting md burning city change bills.
On motion, 1t was granted.
Alderman Marshall asked to be relieved from the same
Committee. Not granted E.. 4T
Alderman Ravensl moved that the whole Committee
Alderman Butler, from I,,eroaaod ni1]s
reported having been eDgrossed by Clerk Ordi
nance to raise supplies Tor the year 1867 and other
purposes. &@ 17E1
The Ordinance was ratified In due form.
On motion, Council adjourned to meet on Wednesday,
I'd Of January, 1867, at O'Clock P. Al
W.. H SMITH
Clerk Of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01
COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK-Per schr N " Smith-3O4 bales Upland and
e8 bales Cotton, 103 tcs Rice 17s bbls Rosin %
bars Firs Iron, 10 hhds and s bags Cotton Seed 23
Bags. II Empty Carboys, bbls Paint, 1OG Empty
Rice Bbls, % cases Hats Forges 3 Battery Wagons
Siege Gun, Siege Carriage, cases NIdze 12 casks
Clay, 49 boxes Ammunition.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, December 81 {
Tho market opened active. with good disposition on
the part Of buyers, prices commencing at 4 cent ad-
vance and gradually hardening until the Improvement
at the close reached cents q t the market closing
quite firm, but somewhat irregular-factors in many
cases declining to offer their Cotton Sales about 1000
balas viz: at 2s @ at %; ao 81 at so1; 1s at
8oz; 80 at ST. at 3lA1 40 at Sly; SIX aa5 at s2
6s at S25; 1872 ut 49, 10 at 3a s3; sc at 81 and
116 at $50. We quote:
a.a1any - 1ssy -: Sl0-
Low M1uonuB. .32G3- #S
Stat ~; :. 33YS4 ,.
ot1AcS neutrality-suspicious.. .3oGD-a se"
Cons1gnees per South Carolina Rnilroud,
December 81. .
eb5 bales Cotton, IS cars Lumber and Sundries To
u Rodgers 90, Wharton Petsch, n Baker & Co
City 3, Ebangh l. Mallonec, r r Agent, Gibbes & Co
g W Williams Co, NJ Fredsturg, Fraser Il Co A j
Salinas. -. ~ ~ n
"A a . E.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-06
House and Lot in Ferry Village for
IL IL Sale. =. -. :. u !. -.

A TWO story house on FIR mt Street, third house
IA from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
and in tip top repair Lot front line So feet rear
line IA feet; depth al feet. This property is finely
situated for boarding house. Apply to 49, :,
F. o. BAILEY, -
April %. diff 1859 Fore Street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-06

c... NEW YORK, May 4.
Cotton-opened heavy and lower and closed steady !:
sales 200 bales; Middng Upands at q a pic.
Flour-receipts 1882 bbls; sales q 200 bills: State
and Western 10 g l5c better but less active. Super
Choice do at 10 90 a IA 20; Round Hoop Ohio is Is az
II IS; Choice do IA 40 a 1850 Superine Western
a 10 90; choice do. Il O0 a IS S5 Southern frmer
sales 400 bbs. mixed to good at Is 90 q IA 40 Fancy
and Extra IA 80 "a 10 100; California active and firm,
with sales of $500 sacks and bbls. at 16 60 q II %.
wheat-1g &c better but less active; sales %, 600
BUSH; Milwaukee Nos. and 8 Mixed rs; Nos. /
and Mixed do IS; No. do2 so; White California
Corn-dul and q &c lower. the decline chiefly
upon new; sales 900 BUSH. Mixed Western, at IS
eY 80 in store; new Mixed Western at 50 a. 81,
Vs latter for prime delivered; White Southern 81
oats-less active but prices are without decided
er sales y 600 bush State at Sc SIC; Wes-
Beei,trm; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess IA 80
"a ~ ~; new extra do, 10 so q % 75.
at % 90 @ 81 To- eosimg sales s bbls new mess
% co. prime at 10 II a 10 5O also 500 bbis new mess
at % 81, sellers June. nv" hives
Lard-a shade irmer; sales $50 bbls at 12l % l3Ie
for new.
Butter--dull; sales Ohio at II q i4c; State at Is
q Sic. = tL ~. f--f +. 'ttit.'t tFaA IL
Whskey-quiet.
Rice-dull; sales III q 12c for Carolina.
Sugars-quiet; sales 500 hhds. MuscOvado at 1O1 a
Coffee-steady
Molasses-quiet; sales 100 hhds Muscovado at 4Oc
Naval Stores-quiet and firm; Spirits Turpentin'
at y "a 73c; Rosin at s74 az 90.
whale quiet.
Petroleum-dull; crude at 15s a Ice; refined bond
unchanged; sales 81, 200 lbs at III a 11lc
Wooi-quiet and prices in favor ofbuyer; sales zoo
900 TBS at 40 q 65c for domestic fleece; so al 48c oi
pulled; 80 "a Ale for Texas; &c for California; SO a
SOC for Cape, MestiZa and Donsko on private terms
Freights to Lverpoolquiet; Cotton i'd per sail and
5-32d per steamer. Corn 44d by steamer. IRE tH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-06
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ABLE.

LONDON, May 8.
In the House of Commons last night divis-
ion took place on the reform bill, and the Gov
eminent was defeated by majority of 81 votes
in favor of the liberal party. ,.-- 5..5r
The Government insists on its prohibition
against holding political meetings in Hyde
Park and the Home Office has issued warn
ing against the reform demonstration proposed
to be held ia that place ON Monday next
BERLIN, May g.
A treaty of alliance has been concluded be-
tween Prussia and the Grand Duchy of Hesse.
LONDON, May 3-Evening
The Derby Government has accepted the
amendment to the reform bill which was car
ried by the liberals last night. ...5 -.,. ..-
The Government las concluded not to med
die with the reform meeting which is to be held
on Monday night, but is swearing in special
c0nstables to prevent any disturbance of public
order. .. ..
PARIS May 3-Evening.
Baron Moustier, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
stated in the Corps Legislatif to-day that the
basis which had been agreed upon for negotia-
tons 81 the peace congress assures the peace of
Europe.
BERLIN, May 3-Evening.
In the Prussian Diet to-day the Prime Min
lister, Count Bismarck, announced that the
Government had accepted the proposition for
the naturalization of Luxembourg f.l
Saxony approves the new Constitution of the
North German Confederation. .-... r.