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Comments on the French yellow Bonis-.Trade
and the Tariff.

Comments on the French yellow Bonis-.Trade
and the Tariff.
The Russian Iaralide or tho 18th ior December pub.
fishes article the diplomatic correspondence which
has appeared The general policy OF Europe In series
OF notes dating from February o. 1885, to October
1867 The iarasidc points out that Tho French Yellow
Book does contain any document showing The ap-
Proclamation which bad taken place between Russia aud
France. leading 10 collective declaration or tho four
great Powers TO tho Porte The Ip1tds then dwelis
the oscillations oil the policy Of France and Austria The
French government has completely adoned tho policy
Such alliance ID principle condemned the Christians
TO return to their former position OF slavery to tho Turks
and intended 10 prevent tho development OF tho
North German Confederation tho unity OF Italy the
dependont development Of tho Sclayonian populations
and TO acc. the ari la revival OF tho pretensons Of
tho Poles should this present policy not be abandoned
II will convert tie armed peace now existing into
li0us war;
The following IS from tho Rnsaa Coyrysponyencs OF
81. Petersburg Tho question discussed at this
BY the press OF this country Is that Of the
vision OF the custom tariff. Tie Gcxste of me Icademy
the Boakrs' Gazette the HSco1rr and tho Ties defend
the protective system, while the Voice and the MocoU
bors of the commission charged with the revision of the
tarid shall DO moro advanced wo shall indicate
the sensc OF the rlodilcato Introduced as well the
arguments which shall have attacked or defended them
We mny, however, say 10 tho meantime that the oues-
un has never strongly attracted attention than at
this moment when every ono can form opinion
to tho Influence OF the great reforms the economic In
erests or Russia The Increase in the Indirect
and customs receipts o. 100000 roubes fr eacA
consumption Of articles which not OF fret ecessy Is
spreading and among the masses and show
advance In the general wel.-being. on the other
hand, the augmentation In the importation OF mate
rails and machines that Russian manufacturing
production has nd ,M4l.Jy the increase remarked ia
the importation Of Manufactured obecs Tho extent OF
land under cultivation has Likewise augmented since
emancipation particularly In The centre and south OF
the empire.
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powerful neighbour. or even let a new IrelsnA.
which has arisen across the Atlantic, threaten
England vita lis vengeance. and sock TO organize an
Instruction in old Ireland let the national sentiment
srkn gy manifest Itself In professions and speeches
which seem OF nature to excite hate contempt
or the Queens government;'' let the English govern.
ment at length consider that the peril SURPRISES the
with all the severity Of the least liberal governments
To sum up, II IL to deceive public opinion
or to be oneself deceived TO attribute conduct
Others when II feels itself sharply attacked. IN Eng
land elsewhere the authorities know how to defend
themselves and do roughly enough. Certain Fr9ach
writer's in addressing to that side their admiration as
foregolc conclusion, expose themselves 10 mistakes
which q more exact acquaintance with the state or
things would spare them That is not the direction
thom, where they ought to seek that ideal OF
government which, out OF respect for theories OF
absolute liberty permits its authority to be destroyed
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IN Ell A N D.

The Reform Leagno Ceases 0pcrntians-Rea.
sons for The Action.
Adviccs from Dublin OF tie 18th OF December report
The annual weekly meeting OF the Irish Reform Leagae
held last eening in its rooms, Permanent street
In the course of tho proceedings there was largo
number OF persons present Mr. Kceyil occupied the
chair. Mr. 7. Carroll, honorable secretary pro tenn,
read the minutes OF last meeting. which confirmed
rather unsoeniy conversation carried on between
lIr. Dillon (who claimed his right. as member, to
eco the original of Mr. Beaies letter published in
the last report OF tho Leagues proceedings and
tie othor persons present Mr. Dilou's alleged right
wac not acknowledged The Chairman then said
it had been discussed at their last meeting whether
IL not adv sable 10 adjourn the meetings of
the League to suitable time. Several we'll known and
sincere reformers considered that the present excited
OF the political world rendered II prudent 70 cease
meeting. He the chairman had prepared some obser-
vations which he would read for them. Mr. keev
then, in the course OF very long statement reviewed
The condition OF Ireland, the position of the govern
mont towards the people, and the whole question: social
religious aud political, was touched upon. Mr. Keev
expressed his opinion In terms, and was loudly
app'audcd by number OF rsons who had come up
from the street during the delivery Of Ills speech. Mr.
Kelly IN proroslug the first resolution, dwelt IN sttorg
terms the espionage 10 which he said liishmen, no
matter what their politics. we're subjected lie pro-
posed-That the Irish Reform League, having for
It's object the political ameoraton Of the people, ard
to obtain Parliamentary reform by constitutional
means lnds it necessary for the protection OF the
the liberty Of her Maiestys subjects in Ireland again
protected by the habeas corpus act Mr. Dooley SEC
onied the resolution Mr.. CrGoke supported the Tasou
ton in long speech, which vas warmly appauded
Tie resolution was carried Mr.. Carroll proposedTha
sent to all members subscribers TO the League and to
the press Of England Ireland and Scotland Mr.. Pagan
seconded tie resolution, which was carried
The prosecution Of John Martin, John c. Waters
James Scanlon and J. j. Lalor the leaders In the
amid considerable excitement Martin admitted that
no / tho procession and was willing TO take upon
himself all the bity for the procession legal
and moral. He admitted that he made au address. but
denied that his words were seditlous iphammatory.
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what shall do with the Convention, shall act as
may b in interest; but first OF all the object OF the
Roman territory; afterwards we can consider fur.
ther Tho September Convention has prejudiced
no question or right. It is true that ore
French Minister has declared that the Conven-
ton was the rule and conduct Of Franco
while II existed ana another has said that we shall DO
obliged TO give fresh guaranteed. We shah see Mean.
WHILE must not compromise ourselves in any way,
but let the French eyaenate the Ponthc,al territory
We may then consider whether II may be our interest
10 confirm engagements annui them. or establish
Others anew, SO as best 10 guard our interests.
The General was 10 resume his speech on The 18TH OF
December.
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7 U r K { Y

kilograms from Cons!antinoplo Of tho 17t OF Decem-
Der report:The latest adyices from canoa which are
TO the ih state that tho Cretan delegates in their
ply TO the proclamation Of the Grand ylzcr demand ex
onp:ion from taxation for years, the creation
ports, the revision OF taxation and tho
perpetual abolition Of tho contribution hitherto
paid for military substitutes. According TO the Lerant
Herald the Council Of Ministers had decided accord
these demands.
The rumor that the Ottoman government had prohibit.
ed tho expectation Of cereals Is inaccura,e this inter-
dcon only applies 70 cutari and Alba In consequence
OF the scarcity that prevails in those places.
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| T A [ Y


The Roman Debate I'm the Lcrfsl1turc-Gcnc-
raj Wcnnbren's Reply TO the Opposition.
In tho Italian Chamber of Deputies at Florence, on
the 1Ith OF December, General Mcnabrea commenced
speech IA reference TO the position OF tho Italian gov
ernment in the recent Garibaldian movement against
Rome. Ho opened his address by abiding 20 The I'M
prepared state Of the army and stating that when tho
Cabinet assumed Office the army not IN n condition
70 take the neld Posing 20 the earibaidlan move;
Garibaldi made no mention OF the monarchy OF the
King II truo thai ptcbiscics had boon proclaimed
but giving these certain value Garibalds procla
nations had declared the wish 10 overthrow the Papscy
Tho government could not follow yndor such coors
General aenaprea continued We are accused OF uaing
the phrase OF Rome for the Romans but since Italy has
been bound by psct can you wish to prevent the so-
man people from also freely exercising their WHY With
reference 10 closing the insurrectonal committees
and the arrest OF Garibsldi already explained by the
Minister OF Justice, General henabrea said tho Ministry
have accused OF being alarmed by scnrecrows bat
ask if the seizure OF muskots bombs aud powder
scarecrows Danger existed, and II necessary 10
adopt prompt and energetic measures to avert H. The
Minister reverted 10 his previous declaration OF the In
tenton OF government to bring forward II necessary
plorabe acts Respecting the passage into and return
OF the Italian troops from the Pontcal territory, the
Green book sufficiently showed the reasons for that pas
SAGE having taken place Thf said tho speaker, was
fact OF right which we fulfilled notwithstanding inc op
position Of France but another motive was tho fact o
our being invited by the populations General Mena-
brea here read several kilograms and documents proving
that the populations manfestly requested the presence
OF tho Italian troops TO prevent disorder and disasters
iut VI NIo tiOOEs, was Will
selled by the commonest prudence Immediately the i'm
perai threatening tho Pontaca territory ceased We
could no longer afford the French government pTetox
for rendering the occupation permanent and therefore
spontaneously withdrew
or the September Convention General Nenslirea
said asked, after recent events whether the
Convention exists or not Until notice Of It's termlna
ton given, treaty always exists, unless some pro-
vision ts made 10 tho treaty Itself No such clause 10
containad In the September Convention which, there
FORE eSisAs but ia fact or materially; i does Not exist
while the Political territory u occupied by Trance.
0ua contracting Power has not fulfilled It's engagements
Uo also ia The same case slce We have suspended
naynent Of our urnla az tho paniincal daht. IA 10
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Garibnldi to His Friends In scotland.

Garlhald has Written letters to Two OF The representa-.
tyes or those people in Glasgow who sympathzo with
mis- views and OBJECTS In his letters 10 the chairman OF
the Orange Association IL the following passage. Speak
ing or the Pope, he says:--sYou will be told that his
rule is mild, that the people are coIented, aud that 1t
has been Now, II this be true ho6 is 1t that
they who claim to be the representatives OF Christ upon
earlh--or him who said, 'Hy kingdom Is not OF this
word'--have, since the commencement. Of tho tenn
poral power, requested French intervention sixteen
times German intervention fifteen times, Austrian In.
tergenon seven times and Spanish Intervention three
times ~
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D E L0 M.
A Vicar General Iadicted.


The Echo ~ Icyiamea. Of Brussels, dated the 18th
of December, understands that Indictment has been
laid again Is tho Vicar General who ordered the burial OF
the Archbishop OF Manes without the previous outhor
cation OF tho Municipal Council The necessary doc.
man;s in the case have been forwarded to the
Prosecutor General Of tho Court OF Appeal in this
capital.
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~: al three days.

Paris al sixty days. o13H 5.12T; al three days,
oilil a5.lo On Berlln-Bankers', ~ 72jl; CONNER
cai blls 7liS 7iyss On Bremeu-Bansers', 1875
1915; commercial, 1871 79s. On FransfortB Bankers,
Az 4ll5 commercial, 407S A. On Amsterdam
Bankers, AK Az; commercial 4oJ5 aits. On
Undergraduates, 3e3S; commercial, Sc 1914. On
AntwcrpBankers', 513a4 5,l2}s; commercial. 5.i71z
a5l5
Consols and American securities were quoted thus in
London to day and IN pravlo,s dates.--
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The receipts for customs and Tho receipts paymenss
and balances the Sub Treasury in this city for the
pired portion Of tho week have been as folows;-
Custom House ,----.----Stib. Trer5lyy---------,
Reccps. Receipts. Payments. Bdlances
Dec 80. SlS464s $500 S2s So GOT slo5, s6T TeS
Dec. 3I... $4,000 3cIi,337 7,S5oSsl iol.os3,223
The Isthmus steamer arrived at this port to-day,
brings S1l1l,74l In specie. Tho amount OF treasure
brought TO New York BY each California steamer from
San Francisco and Aspinwa during the year 1851 conf
pares with 1866 as fol!ows--
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TIE CLIMATE OF ALASKA.


Meteorological Observations nj Si,isR, Terri
tory OF Aiasisn, from October Is to Noven.
her ID, 1867.
lFrom tho San francisco Evening Duletln, Dec Ill
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
-

BrEswAx was dun and nominal at $40 a ioc.
CorTosTLee very active demand fos THIS staple
Tor all purposes and the market closed firm a. advancs
OF fully i4c per h. with fair demand. The sales footed
$500 bales including for export 1851 Speculation
and li65 for spinning Annexed th, closing quota,
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BIAN TARIFF AND TRADE

man steamship City of London, Captain Brooks,
eft liverpool at noon on the 18th and Queens.
n hei9,h OF December, arivsdss 1 this port yes
syar noon, bringing Giles in de!a, OF oa' cable do.
|. % dated 10 her day OF sailing frn lrelan a.
/, Iurafd steamship Cuba, whlchief Liverpool 2lst
7eonstown I'd Of December arrive a at Halifax at
aFday afternoon, and sail cd for Boston
he evening.
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= mad cen completely identified as concerned in tho
lfagc with another man who had escaped arrest.
"a plan for sirG. aneous attack certain arnores
Epg land ssa2 TO have been discovered at Wolver-
mpton, and tho authorities had been fully advised
Threatening letters protesting to be written by Fc-
his had been freely addressed 10 the conductors Of the
ding London newspapers.
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rENHE NERVE PRESCRIPTION.

FOR A PERFECT RESTORATION OF TIL
sEkFOCS SYSTEM causing an immediate and
.,rrper cure in the following eases: Nervousness
Epilepsy. PLY steal Debility, Impaired Nutrition
of thu Body I.aSsitude. Weakness in the Limbs
and Back. indisposiion and Bcapaci.v tol study
and Labor. Duiiucss Of apprehension, Loss OF
Memory. Aversion to Society. Tinidltv Sscli-Di,-
trust Dizziness. Headache. and Sexual Inca acitv
incident to both sexes, for whose benefit it is de
signed. and whose happiness it wlllnet it e.
The most eminent physicians OF this country
the increasing fatality orignaton from the relaxa
ton OF the nerves. Waving for a long period de
voted much study. time and Labor in eStabiishinh
treatment Tor the perfect restoration oiihe Ner
y0ns system II Is graft wing to be abl announce
the success attending my new method. Through
this treatment the nerves can be reached and in
such Way that, now ever shattered or Frustrated.
they can BE- perfectly restored It acts IN the
Nerves at once, vet with Notwithstanding
them 10 a natural state and iemoVlng tiic o1ve
distressing diseases.
Both sexes more orless. through the prostra-
lion of the Nervous System, lose thei. energy
N such instances the Nerve i'resc Upton NAV he
eeved upon in reviving the patient into the Wig
OF youth.
This prescription is carefully compounded, and
put up III boxes containing a Powders. Price 81.
Mailed or expressed To any address, with valuable
hygienic advice which will be found beneficial in
the future. DR.-l. CiiAUNCY TERRY,
No. 1915 \ Sixth ST., philadelphia, Pa
Aug. ply.
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These Pills are composed OF various roots, hay
ing the power to relax the secfetions of the liver
promptly and etftctuailv as blue pill or mer
cury, and without producing any ofthose disagree
able or dangerous effects which often follow the
use o! the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, As they promote the discharge of
vitiated bile. and remove those b tructions from
oliver aud hillary duets. which are the cause of
bilious affections in general
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick
headach. and all disorders of the Liver, Indicate
By saliow skin, coated tongue, costiveness drew
siness, and general feeling Of wearncss and las
situde showing that the liver is in torpid or OBJ
structad condition.
In short. these pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when a purgatlve or alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for ..D'. Schanck's Mandrake Pills. -
and observe that the two Iikenesses of the Doctor
ere nn the Government stamf-one when in the
last stage OF Consumption, and the otlet in his
present health.
nts per hfx. Principal flee, No. Is North 9th
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General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
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SPECIAL l67Igl.

In conse luence Of change, which will be
shortly announced, in the propretorship and
editorial management of the SHENANDOAH
HERALD, it becomes absolutely necessary that
accounts due the Office for subscriptions, job
work and advertising, for three years past,
should be settled up at once, either Icy cash
ornote.
We shall be pleased to hear from as many
of our friends. at NOVEMBER COURT, as
can respond 10 this notice. Those living at a
distance. can remit by mail.
All accounts remaining unsett1sd after that
time, will be placed in he la issl IF q suitable
person for spes dy settlement.
1t may be proper TO say that The contcmpla-
ted change. above referred to, will not inter
1ere with the regular publication Of The paper
hereafter We are authorized TO state that
the paper viii be considerably improved and
enlarged, without any change in the terms.
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How Chilly the Evenings in octoher!

This is common remark vet how few think
of the danger Of exposing themselves to their in
Hnence? In all low Darshr iocaiiti,s Ague and
Fever prevail. 1T this %: the year. IN this
disease there is iayaiibiy more or less derange-
lnent Of the liver and digestive organs. The rem
cdies usually reSeried TO have reference to pre-
venting ii { paroxysm Or breaking up the Chill
ii this Is eifHcted ithout removing the causy a
relapse is inevitable H0STETTEk'S S1CM-
ACH BlTTERS strike directly at the foundation
of the evil, by acting on the liver and correcting
digestion The cause being removed, the paroA
rsm viii cease and the chills cannot return
When the patient is weak ana debi itated, the
BITTERS should be resorted to, as they will
stsengthen and tone the stomach allay all ner-
vous Irritation, ank in use renewed animation
to the hitherto dropping spirits, without entailng
the danger of reaction.
HDSfETTER'S STOMACH DITTERS is
truly preventive medicine. rendering even the
teeblest frame i:nperyious all malorous irfuen
ces ; and, stomachic and anti-bious medi-
cine it is Incompatible, aud no one who values
his health can afford TO do without ii. FortiY
the system with this inestimahie tonic and invig-
Grant. and the "Chls OF October Evenings" will
have terror tur YOU.
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nc ars h3s'f1sqP.yP<to secure the correspon-
dence of our friend T. A. r, from War
rem County. We hope to be able to Sc
cure several others from the different por-
tions of that county. and will make an eff
fort. as soon as we make tle Improvements
to the Herald. to make it county paper
for Warren as well as this an'l several ad-
;oinine counties. Wewant correspon Tents
from this AMI the aij Dining cpuitias. in
order to make up complete local paper.
and hope that our friends will aid Us in
our enterprise, and furnish Us with every
item of interest that trauspires ia the did
ersnt sections of this and the adjoining
connties. Willin week or two We cx
peel, under anew management, to send
the HERALD out greatly improved and en-
larged.
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)LT. -. 1868.
HALTlAlUNE cattle MARKET,

Oct. u 1868. Prices to-day ranged as follows;
Old Cows &c. al 34aS4 ordinary thin
BeeYc, CAST, ana th- best Beev IS at 7a8,
per 100 lbs, the average price being about
So trss The market very duh! and pri-
ABOUT ljc per lJ0 lbs lower than the rates OF
last week.
;>haep.-The supply during the past week has
been i'll excess oi the demand, and the market
has shown downward tendancy. Prices to day
ranged as ioi)sws tail to good fat Sheep at 4a54
per ID gross. Lamb. U0aS3 81 per Ii d.
H0g..-Ihe mai ket has been we'll supplied du-
ring lhe past week. but chiefly with light Hogs !;
IL. good qualities prices unchanged, but COM
mon and rlor kinds are au and &c per 10 low
en- Prices to-day ranged as follows: lair t" good
Hogs al IL 5UaSi4 O,and extra heavy at $l434p per
~ los net.
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Do YOU WANT A HAT?

Mr. john A. Arnold, a young Alexandrian
and a member of the old 18th Virginia Regi-
service in the late war, for tie southern cause.
has again returned 10 his native place, Alex
andria, and reopcned New Hat SToRE. and
will be pleased to have his OLD friends and
comrades in arms call upon him. Ills stock
consists of q large Assortment OF Hats, Caps.
and Ladies and Misses Furs. Store, So
King Street., near Fairfax st.
Alexandria.
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MUSIC NOTIHIs

The undersigned would hereby inform the
sir ging class, recently orgonized in Woodstock,
and NIL those wishing 10 become mem BEES. Il ii
he will give his first lesson in The rildinental
principles of vocal music. in the Academy on
Monday evening next lthes2d instant at early
csndielighfins. Persons feeling an inter Isl
in this subject. and DESTROYS Of joining the
class. are respe tiuly invited to attend lie
hnpes. by assiduous efforts on his part and
application on the part Of his pupils, to accom-.
plish great desideratum.
DC, 70 CYRUS spEEGLEP.
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204 Acres, 8 rd8 & SO So. pls,
Log Dwelling,

weatherbcard d, and all necessary out build
ings; It spring house, wash hose, III a. house.
granny, corn crib, &c. The barn Was burnt
hy Sheridan. There is Il never failing well
near The dwelling, and upon the premises
Young thrifty orchard Of select fruit.
There will be crop sown out this fall, and
the puryh User will be entitled to TWO ft,hs Of
b, grain and straw, the crop to be cut and
gi.reShed by the tenants. Possession w II be
4iven on the 10Th Of November next, subject
TO tll@ right Of the tenants to secure the crop
20 be suwn this fall.
Terms Of SHE: - One-third on the first of
February next, aud the hsiance in three equal
annual payments from that day; the deed to
I've made wh,n the first payment shall have
been received. and a deed Of trust upon the
promises 10 be execute to secure the back
payments. with a provision hat upon a fail
IRE to meet any payment. the trustee. upon
thirty days notice. shall sell the whole OF said
land, The first payment 10 be so much ms will
be sufficient TO pay the expenses Of sale and
so much OF The purchase money may then
bonding us to terms and amounts with the
payments no, then due. Sale to commence at
IL o'clock, \. N.
WESLEY EMSWILLER,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Snt IS, :69 Jacob Enlswiller, deed.
lass- Win hester Times copy 2 weeks and send
bill to this alice