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AT noon yesterday
sTEINwAY g. SONS,
of New York, received a cable telegram In
forming them that they had been awarded
FIRST GOLD MEDASI, for greatest perfection in
Grand, Square. and Upright Pianos," with the
strongest endorsement of the jury, thus cor
roborating the official press despatch, which
placed them at the head of the list of all COM
petitors.-N. y World.
scHoMAcKER q Co.'s CELEBRATED PIANOS
Acknowledged superior in all respects to any
made in this country, and sold on most reason
able terms. New and secondhand Pianos con-
stantly ON hand forr rent. Tuning, moving, and
packing promptly attended to.
WARERooMs No. 1903 OHEsNUT STREET.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
spectacle Dealers
SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT Stokes g. Co.'s, I.'a1aE1 .
Under the Continental.
O At Stokes g. Co.'s, f,.f5
u Under the Continental
CELEBRATE YOUR FOURTH OF JULY by going
to b. f. Reimers Gallery, and procure foryour-
only emanate from this Gallery at such low
prices. Six Cards or one large picture, 81.
To BE PLEASED in getting Photographs, is to
go 10 Reimers, Second street, above Green
One Porcelain, six Cards, or one large Picture
only 81. f- H- ..
DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lasb's Ffve-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers and Step
LADDERS, no, III Market street, Philadelphia.
]. s.. LASH s. Co.
WATER-C COOLERS FOR THE MILLION Refrige-
rators, Moth-proof Chests Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc, at e. s. FARsoN q Co.'S Mapulactory, No.
220 Dock street.
FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrige
rPtOrS, prices from 81 upwards, 10. s. FARSON
q Cos Manufacturers, No. 22O Dock street, below
Walnut.
Ho! FOR ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE May
Gentlemen's Linen Drawers, Sl75.
Gentlemen's CauZe Shirts, 81 90.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars, $3.50 per dozen.
MCINTYRE & BRO, 1895 Chestnut street.
99-THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
BsJ- The order OF ne Day.
RaS The Order Of the Day..
LINEN, Alpaca, and Duch. 80
Linen. Alpaca, 0nd Duck. ~y6u
Linen, ALpoca, and Duck. Va&
BRs- Men and Bows clothing.
R-sJ- Men and BOy'S CJOthiglg
"a MeTl and Boys Clothing.
Prices Uhdentobly LoUesL ga
Price. Uldenia6y LoCes. @ta
Prices Gndenta6y LoCsst. -tn
Prices UiientdbtV LOi0est. @lsA
WANAMAKER & Brown,
s. E. CoRNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SrREErs
Note.-Lfhes busters Sacks and Alpaeas by the
dozen at tom nrices
A GENTLEMEN OF THOROUGH EDUCA-
~ ton, knowing the Italian French, Latin and
English languages having good references wishes
Address Il. NJ. c., Ledger Office. 752ts
~n MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
o O. GhIhE' PL45Tgsi 5Gsf5 S5F2ER95!sa' 2 d9.!s lFo,' at
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.
Corner of THIRD and GASlAILL Streets,
Below IOmb0rd.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet article
to Cologne and at half the price.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
snectahle dealers.
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satisfied with this law, which only closes liquor
establishments on Sunday; bot their great aim
and object is for an entire abolition of the
traffic in spirituous liquors.
AS the Government was formed for the pro-
lection aud happiness of the people, IL has no
right tod derive a revenue from business which
produced only disease and death.
Addresses were also delivered by Revs. A. A,
QOrV. and othorg
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f ~ neggytlS FOR NEW YORK iEffgeJRw
llSlf- rranspurthh tIonIIslnV ilt.,..It ti1
-. and swiitsure ninea IVA DoEsgdf
ana haritan Canal on and afer the abth Of N7rlrl,
le9yng daily ~ Il N. ana Z, NJ, eonneoting WitN
For treIght. wAieh wii De taken upon AccOnIn66s.
WILLIAM NJ BAIRD A tss
ia No, lS2 s. DELAWARE Ayenua.
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FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrige
rators, prices from 81 upwards e. s. FARsoN
& Coz Manufacturers, No. 200 Dock street, below
Walnut.
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kT{ah ware nd RArita{f 4 ~ ~. "a, -. = -
SSSsieS Express Steampohi M p. ~. .t = y
peleis leave Daily from hTsp - t'ttt 5
i street Through IN tgenty-fouf ~ rs. 'N.-
warded 70 al points, Rorth Easi 49, W N f'''4 -
Freight Is received at the lowest rates.
.lu sgl1ln li VIM. +. OLYDE 4 OCl,I ~ '|'|' |',fI
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SMALL CHAPTER OF AooIDEETs-Which are
ever a result OF too much patriotism in observ-
ing the day with fireworks, torpedoes, and pis
tOls:-
John Forester had his hand badly shattered
by the bursting OF pistol that had been over
loaded.
Simon Sullivan, aged twelve years while
firing a pistol yesterday afternoon was severely
Injured by the explosion of a bottle of RunpoW-
der in his possession, His face, hands, and legs
were severely burned.
Last evening Henry Ashmead, thirteen years
of age had his hand severely laoerated while
firing a pistol at Fifth ana Locust Streets He
was admitted to the Hospital.
Howard Kanes a little boy, residing on Third
street, above Norris, had his left eye severely
injured by being struck with a torpedo The
total loss OF sight is feared.
George Heaton, aged twenty years, residing
in the vicinity of Laurel and Front Streets was
run over by hose carriage last evening and
badly injured. He was conveyed to his resi-.
dence.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
Count Bismarck's Note for Instant Gssa.
tion" Of the French Armament.
The German Watchword, "War Now
and in Paris in Three Months
Division on tho Reform Dill, and
Speeches Of Bright, Disraeli
and Gladstone.

The mails Of the steamship Cuba reached this city
from Boston yesterday evening. bringing English
fies containing q report of the final debate on the
Derby Reform bill in the House or Commons with the
speeches which John Bright, Mr. D'Israell and Mr..
Gladstone delivered just previous to the division.
Our special correspondent in Berlin furnishes two
letters OF the most serious moment detailing the
spondence which has taken place between Fraree and
Prussia on tho Luxembourg question, the resolution Of
Bismarck 70 60 70 war; and the determination OF the
German people to "be In Paris three months after
hostiltes commence.
The Journal de S. Fetersbourg contains the following
on the subject of the question OF Luxembourg
The impression produced in Europe by the commu.
nications Of Count dc Bismarck will soon become
known. Apprehensions will certainly arise in many
minds 1t will be difficult to understand how the
French government, knowing the susceptibility OF Ger
many and the situation OF tho grand duchy before
Europe, could have pursued negotiations with Hol-
land TO the point OF arriving at understanding with
out having the intention OF not pausing before any
obstacles; to IL will no doubt be attributed some
wasiiko mental reservation We however consider that
pessinist ideas should be sudiousy avoided order to
wait onti the progress followed by the negotiations
tween Paris and the Hague shall be known Indeed IL
nations that the question OF Luxemburg bad been
raised but If the most p>rtect compsure not main
tanned ercrychere, 1t would DO anticipating justified
alarms TO believe that the festival of peace in
Paris in consequence Of appeal addressed by France
to the industry and arts Of the whole universe Is TO
mark the date OF war far icch The unexpected pretes-
Hon' Of tAat a pacific France should 9ivc the signal
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SUPPOSED FATAL ASSAULT.

Ante-@ortem statement Of the Victim.
On The evening Of the 5sh instant John Bende Ger.
man, twsntyons years Of age, living at No. 200 Mott
street. called at the house 1l7 Chryse street 70 see
some scquaintances who lived there and while ascend
ing . nght Of STAIRS . man whom be had never met
before assulsed and kicked him in the breast thus
Knocking him backwards down The stairs causing In
juries which, Is feared wl result fatally Since that
se Bsudsl has been under the doctsrs care 1t his resi-
dsucs and yesterday fearing that he might die sent for
Coroner wiIdey 70 and take his testimony In the
Previously, however. being learned that Leon.
ard spiegcl committed the assault BepdeI he was
arrested BY roundsman Croker, OF Tombs Police Court
Below will be found the Victims statement and the dspo
sIsion OF witness 70 the assault
srArDKSr BxyDRf.
Between sight and MAE o. clock Friday evening the
5th instant was AZ LAT Chryste street: was In the
rear house nrst nocr; went there TO some friends
was going up stairs when the prisoner kicked me IN
the breast fell, from the effects OF the kick 70 the
bottom Of the fight; he only kicked once; DO not
know why he kicked me; he'd never him before;
70 was quite dark; am certain that the prisoner now
present 10 the man that kicked me; when he kicked me
he said such characters should not come In the house
TESTIMONY PHILIP ngyxR.
Philip Meyer, residing u No. lF Chryssie street.
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being sworn, ys:.T Am soqusiuted with John Bsndsi:
ON Friday evening two weeks ago, between eight and
nine o'clock At the above place; Bendel was also
In the rsas house; whom got 70 the
nrat landing I fsls . man near the Wall;
I went on; Bendel Was following me; when Bendee
reached the man the latter kicked him In the abdomen;
the name Of this man s Leonard Spiege when Spiege
kicked Bendel he knocked him down stairs and Cursed
him; Identity ne prisoasr Is Leonard spiegeL
On the above testimony the was submitted 70 the
jury who rendered the following verdct:-rhat John
Bendel came 70 his injuries from kick In the breast
and stomach BY Leonard SpiegeI, on the 6th day Of
April 1857 at l4f Chrystie street. M
Tho prisoner was committed 70 the r0mbs by Coroner
Wdsy 70 await the result OF Bsnders injuries Bendsa
ID blacksmith By trade. and up 70 the time q tos
assault in the employ Of Mess1 Brewster Co, IN
Broome street. Spiogs Is boot crimper and was at ats
business the top door Of LAT Che street. vh ere hs
has wife and family. .,,t .etF e
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A Monster Receptacle ON Tenth Avenue fol
dead As.iuals- Sl..si. s.s,a n.h.I-

A Monster Receptacle Tenth Avenue for
Dead Animals. Slush md Debris.
The approach Of the sutry days OF summer, and tho
possibility Of return with them Of the visitation OF that
fghtfal scourge the cholera makes IL necessary that
everything that any tendency 10 make localities
unhealthy should DO removed from tho vicinity Of
human habita,ions Between Fifiy-third and Fifty
fourth streets on Tenth avenue there ~ nuisance AZ
the most vie nature which has been allowed
spreading s pestilental vapo for nearly three years
not tuthstanding repeatcd complaints from the residents
aud owners IN the neghborhood. This nuisancc con.
sss OF an extensive pool OF saguant water OF nearly
hdf an In extent, and OF depth Of from to
fifteen feet This immense receptacle for th and slush
contents Of the drains running down Fdtythrd and
Fifiyfourth streets from Ninth avenue, they are
conveyed through wooden cuvcs INTO this space formed
by the low open lots located the side or Tenth
avenue In addition 10 the water thus conveyed into
this disgusting receives the whole OF the
and Tenth avenue railroads But yet make matters
Is the receiving place for the dead OF
the goats dogs cats rats &C. Which meet with unti'ne.
quadrupcds undergoing the various stages Of pure
deadly lake. The stencil arising from q col.
lection as this, easily be imagined than de-
scrbed and the effects must b most detrimental TO the
health OF the neighborhood 10 n worthy Of remark
this was the most unhealthy locality in the
cases Of shs fell disease 10 Ne immediate neigh.
borhood, and in one house ncs : stones throw
from the ssd pool two women died q this dread com
third Fifty fourth Streets has considerably increased
since that time, and IL s bat reasonable TO expect
tally in the coming summer win be something fearful
where are the Health Commissioners n they do
their duty they win go that this place Is either drained
ned mp the heat OF summer causes the pond TO
emit iss vapcrs No time should be lost
FOR II sickness breaks in the ncighborhood their
door viii lis ths blame Of allowing % fatal nuisance
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
the REFORM QUESTION.

Exciting Debate on the Derby -Disraeli BiIl
Before its Passage In the cCommens-specches
Of John Bright and she Chanceiier Of shc kx-
chcaucr-The Divisies and Defeat 81 she LIB
erais-scene In the Heusc, &c.
In the House OF Commons the motion for the Cd
journment Of the House until the 2sth OF April was
agreed the understanding that the debate on ~
sion that night
Preparatory to reeuming IN committee Of the whole
House the adjourned debate the question before the
should be added giving the compound householder
,ns franchise g whether he In person or his land
lord De rated 10 the relief of the poor Mr..
osoorne brought under notice q memorandum which he
80 nAa pc made by Mr. Diiwyn of conversation
when tnat honorable gentleman had had with Colonel
Taylor Parianensary Secretary 10 ths rcssuryl ana
we ssessanos u which w. that The Venerable Aad
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Roval Canadian Yacht Ciub.

ROyNI CHuUUtuu ucut CfuUs
This club, which lays claim to feet Of more than
twenty yachts varying in tonnage from four to one hun
dred and seventy TONS and of which the Prince Of Wales
is chief patron has organized for the coming season
with the following list of officers and members -
Pafrons His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales;
His Exc ,ency, the Governor General Viscount Bury.
Life Members. .-Robt. Denison S. i. Holcomb, Tho&
Esqrs.
Honorary Membcrs-Doctor Rae, Capt Stuart, R. NJ.
Capt. Richardson harbor MASTER and Wm Cooper Esq,
London.
Officers for the Year ar-Commodore, E. ~ Holder; Vice.
Commo lore, b. Wyatt; Captain, E. c. Jones; secre-
tary, Wm Armstrong; Treasurer, IL L. Himo.
Comminees-Sailing, Il L. Hme John Cuyiey s. F.
Hocomb 7. Murray and Captain Courneen; Measuring,
Hocomb George Oliver aud William Hope: Ship, The
officers Of the year; Entertainment, A. Boswell George
Harman and William Murray; Auditor G. Heath
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Tueir mOSomcuto 00t0r0oys
Mr. Chiffon, Of the United States State Department.
accompanied the japanese Commissioners 70 10
Park yesterday. They expressed themselves bsi.g
highly delighted with the prospect which the Park pre-
ssnted, and avowsd their determination TO make more
extended survey Of IL after their return from washng
ton Ono romaeoo, the principal Commissioner, -
NAMED at the hotel while the others were enjoying the.
drive and received such visitors felt disposed 70 oil
him. Mr Chiffon, of the State Department, and
Mr. Derby. United states despatch agent accompanies
the visiting party 70 tho Park, and were particular IN
explaining 10 them the varied beauties that prssenss
The company returned to the hotel at halfpast i've
O'Clock r. NJ and spcns the evening In social conversa
tion with the merchants and others who called upon
them.
Al about eleven o'clock A. " there was lswge crowd
collected in wall street intent on seeing the Commits
sous but neither Of them were present Two or three
servants accompanied By the paymaster Of the Embassy
vcre In the great money mart getting their checks
turned into United States currency and the populace
supposed that they the Commissioners They wero
NOT however After transactng their financial business
the japanese returned 70 the metropolitan, ana The
balance a the day spent In receivng the visits Of
their frienda The Commissioners will start this morning
for Washington, accompanied oy Mr. Chiffon and Mr..
Darby.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Csnnaader ,. n. Creighton TO Command the
Oneida-EnGines 20 be Tested. &c.
Commander J. b. Creighton, At present duty At tho
Ordnance Dspartmsnt Of the New York Navy Yard hss
been ordered 70 command the United States sloopos.
war Oneida. now fitting for the Asiatc squadron
rhe wampanoag will soon be ready for her trial trip
when the comparative merits Of the geared and direct
acting engines In the huge vessels Of her class will bs
known. tH.
The MadawaskAs engines which were constructed by
Captain Ericsson, are drecs acting The wampanoae's
are gcared. Engneers will watch me results Of those
tyials with considerable intsresi-
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YACHTING.
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The Br0oklyn Yacht Club, &c.
The following gentlemen were on the 2ath inst, elected
ofacers Of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club N
Commodore. Geo. ". Kidd; vice Commodore. Tnec
Peters, President E. Underhill; Secretary, Wm Loe
Treasurer G. n. Felt; Assistant Secretary, James !.
Wood; Measurer, John N. Sawyer Trustees. VIM. T.
Pcgg. r H. Whiting, J. Jones, J. Terry, Frank Foot G.
1. Haighs Thos Terry; Committee on Membership, q.
NJ Felt G. C. Wood, s. Longman; Regatta Committee.
VIM. a. Pegg, Hllyer. John NJ sawyer D. s. Haines,
II. s. Wood ....sss.s "a y,
The 2lst Of June Tuesday appointed the day for
the annual regatta Tho following vessels have beea
entered - sgs te-taNss SO al. ets
scHoosEas- Calypso, Alice, Mystic, Startled Eawn.
Comfort e ss..rf Is savr at a1 81
sLoors-Frst Class-Psyche, Emma IT, Lima. Falcon.
Musquteed, Isaac Walton, Mary, Fanny, Form. Early
Bird Mariqueta. SECOND Class Sloops--Cary, Dexter
Nellie Apollo, Whistler, Una, Hornett Nancy Josephine.
Contest, Echo, Nudge, Emma. lG #t
A fno race is expected,
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ask, would have right TO expect that they would
comply with Its request. have right TO complain
the house has righto complan-the members OF those
boroughs which are adversely affected by the bill have
right 70 compisn-of provision which must cause
fusion In almost every borough and which Is not In the
smallest degree necessary TO satisfactory settlement
Of the question. Hear, hearl The House In such
things ait are csd d~d v.en hng has ased Airy yeors
becomes rery respectable Now, have great regard
Chancellor OF the Exchequer sometimes speaks Of he
would appear 70 have also great regard for n Indeed,
not satisfied whether he Is not actsased by sort or
envy Of Lord Russell-who,hcr as Lord Russell Is the
great authority on the Reform bill Of 1884, the right
honorable gentleman does wish become s evpo, lis
crse nosss - !. con conne't..r ,.rs ea he q. Reor e 1887
form act Is extremely simple household suffrage In
towns limited TO ten pounds honestly believe that
rental. or I've ponnd rating a six pound rental,
II would be better measureone far more satisfactory,
and far more ltsy to ,s.s M the question than ths bin
that because would be honest and equal whereas this
bill Is not equal and therefore be called honest
gentleman (Mr. Giads,one) would include within the
electoral lists more completely and fully those
whom the hons: proposes 70 take In the Ss paid
the kingdom. tcheersl Tho right honorable gentle
man the Chancellor Of the Erchequer when e. was
use Of some observations which he seems 70 have just
put practice He said, II am perfectly aware Of
all the tricks Of management BY which you can deal
with the borough franchise tianghicr)- you may
manage 70 appss 70 b. doing very liberal act aud yet
keep out Of the franchise the very class for which %
may. persons express % much sympathy" Renewed
laughter He says asain:"l have all these plans In
my pigeon hole, and could have avaied myself Of
them wilh perfect impunity." Great lsughter.)
l dare say the noble lord, the member FOR
Stamford, n he ct perfect liberty TO explain his
explanation, could tell how many n AAs
cwsosfio from s piop~ holes Of ne rg&f konovsbk oe
newan rrs laid bFcrc Ae Catssa; but rsppes HAT
aftr f~osrire hsm al over n ne way Ne nngn was ne
e'ie 70 u hs pspcss, the night honorable gentlemen
after all that the cleverest dodge hs and he bad
NOT aog absurd vision thai tbers ere
on this side OF the house enthusiastic reforrnsrs who
would be caught BY proposition OF this kind Cheerp
i have discussed this question ~ much any In
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support OF IT, did mot hear one arguments 10 show that
the principle OF adopting ngure-which may now
settlement or that Il would not be Immediately sought
TO disturbed, and agitation Immediately fomenied
essdcd throushou. this discussion hear, and and
10 u the most important point We have to consider
cannot but consider the amendments that he has placed
upon the paper party attack because they are not
amendments upon our bin, they counter propos.
ton. Qicar, hsar) Therefore, when somo remarks
those who made those observations entirely msinsr
preted It's character. First Of all that letter was
not addressed 70 the House Of Commons bat
70 those gentlemen who act with me in public
IIfe Il was such . letter gentlemen on
both sides Of the house are receiving every day.
mention here Of an instrument with which the races Of
Ecmea have been won LAughter The fact Is In conse-
quenos Of the right honorable gentleman suddenly
placing upon the paper declaration Of war TO the kuife
L was thought desirable that our friends should be
nonsd Of that event. not by the hand that usually ad
%sss mss sd ns s Which T
tRenewed laughter and cheers 50 far as the rgh. hon
orable gentleman is concerned acknowledge that by his
position and his talents he Is perfectly justified In attack
Ing the government but do not let Us misunderstood
the motive Of the conduct Of the right honorable gentle.
man. Nothing can DO more legitimate u is party at
mot part Of the tactics which was understood would be
adopted in the House upon this subject As regards ths
Bouse OF CommonA generally speaking, wish 70 say
shat whatever may Be ihe division Of tonehI whsssvsr
may BE- the consequences Of this division, her Maests
government have never for moment swsrved from
the desire Of my colleagues have often expressed In
this House, namely, that We were most dssrous
OF cooperating with the House In bringing
this question Of parliamentary reform 10 satisfactory
settlsment-thear, hear)-and that although We could
not sweve with respect 70 the borough franchise from
what Ne regarded A. the vital principle upon which
was founded vix personal payment Of rates and resi-
dence, still with regard to almost every other point thas
hes been mentioned In our dscussons were anxious
In committee after fair deiberaton and after the inter-
change Of ideas and knowlcdse upon The subject 70
adops that course which the house In iB wis
dom should think most expedient and desirable.
But let US have fair discussion and delberAtion y
dissseeable thing 10 distinguish between the house
always wish a. the head Of party, 70 pay every
honoe: but this Is Il subject Of peculiar character u
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2e6a gduntD Datrtpt.
MfiI6Ier's arduter 8itters.

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