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-thc wueht 70 RUE Dut nouers
!. ~
cded change the sales being 5000 bushe. 81 81 as
s. % Tzss sss sss ssa q rs os ss s
s oa. s GGs Western seng ss%
At former prices Barley trne nrmer; sales 5000
eS.s bushels do
Ts sns auf but @ %
Ssds toesese 49, sSi. aoar on private ,sr%s TO
ees ro.n :. S. a. ESQ ib. and 80 tobacco
Bes capacity, 70 tho south ds Cnoa and back :uss
shipping .sos ST% s, ss o. al q d
Hors continued In fair demand a. steady prices; sales
HE.rtn kinds were inactive and prices entirely
xoIAssrs-rhe market remained quiet bu. prices Of all
.ssss sy va; sS ana
sales made Of 60 bbls In bond 50<c and 81 do
s s % 20 ne SS ::y Z:
sns' ssdE iss i':s:sd sls'iss n
ana pale a. . So g g; s.ls: II bbls No st g. Tar
.;s sss1ns:s s. .s. and
sa a. % .sa ss % ss e ss ss
SSS pas s ss . .ss
ss g q 20 si. .ss n is' % 81 1sr
81 S4 S2S 2x sellers option. Stock February l. IDS
40 bbls. Dressed hogs advanced, Westers
selling At qc. at<c. and state ~ l0c. loSo Beef was
very active and bm at previous prices The sales were
500 bhs at $40 SO for brands 10 plain mess
SIS 90 tzi 10 for ertra fierce beef continued
In fair demand Al steady prices Abe sales being $50
ss sss 50 FOR India mess and 81 @ sss Tor prime DO
moderate demand sales DO packages Al ss,c n or for
picked shoudera De- so for dry do, Ike bellies
2sc 3ac FOR picked hams. Bacon in moderate
demand firmly held. sass made Of 90 boxes al
l0%c lie for Cumberland cut IKE for long clear. Nc.
Lard continued in aud yesterdays ad.
vance. Tho sales sou bbls at ls<c. sc FOR No
Prrsotxus Crude was duH but firmly held al Io,c I'm
bulk and l6c bbls The business In bonded liz hi
but higher pices obtained, standard white closing
24Lc NTc. 400 bbs. were disposed OF at the LATER
ngure Free was dull and nominal :. &c &c for prime
the market remained dull Sales 0 bbls standard white
for the last hall Of this month on private terms
r.--Csrona In moderate demand and Arm st
H%c lit<c. Sales 6s uerses 81 l0Ae.
srGAR.--RAw moderately active and firm al
lixc IKE. for fair TO good refining Cuba Ike WAS
Cuba Al I2o l2tzc., and $50 boxes IKE q iisc Rs
fined fair demand and firm At 1870. for hard I5sc
. l6yfc. for soft white and hfc. 15izc. for yellow
SEEpsA sale Of 0p bags Calcutta nseed rumored
private Clover duh ~ l2so isc Timothr
was quoted 81 ~ 70 -. while rough hsr duh al
srsAsNs was nr1n, with sales Of 1900 lbs at is.e.
fIIIow The demand was moderate prices were nrm
%arsssT -Rscsipts $50 bbts The market remained In
active; prices were nominal
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MozAhr HALL
\ PRIMARY EI.RnrInNs

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
authority vested Committee
hereby given to the Denocranc electors o. this city %
following named places the election ms@bsrs Of ss
for Che year sss aud also Tor the esso
less than ten election district. their
between The hours o. ococh under the drcco. az
els aSi TUESDAY essau
at5H oTsjoeE. Tor orssazal,on- ,o ,.
d. Msasss ros held At d Vs Grse"wies Street. aA"
coyne scSs os he'd a.
Rs fe ss S wassf siS O. ''A
oSrh I hdT,d S. u .sk MART"
Michael Gray. Foiis held a IS HARRISON street.
Josa sss Ssa
ssa Gsa Has
Eighth w%ara1Inspeooss, Ward Harri. Bogars r. Conway =.
dsynos Polls held At =. " v.ads% street, u
ssS a rsss
hs Howe Is held o Hs.s Sss ssnss
Eleventh Neutrality-suspicious. Pulp s.s. Peter Donos:s
sp sss ssy .ss
sSseas ps H "e'' '" N'''e'
r5sn. wsans cs@s,
o.Isnss John xseaaisy Fo: held At saydsr csrssr
John sS John smith,
wsra T.''rs fa. warn % s. 50 Ho "~
rs 5san fons held FIST
Eighteenth ward-Inspeclors Joseph McCarty. Thomas
NcMans Perry. Polls held Il Hyslers ]25 Second
avenue.
Nineteenth ward-Inspcctors. Vim. II. Mccarthy, jobs
Baler. sheridan Polls held at Moores sixty second
twentieth ward-Inspec,ors Joseph Tracy g. b. Nobss.
A. blanchard Polls held At Eighth and Thirty
fourth street.
Twenty ward--Tuspectors, g. Geohegan. r. Kelly.
WIN. Deegan. ros held at s77 Ihnd .vsnns 49,.
Martin Thomas walsh Polls held at Lcponia's Forty
WILLIAM r. LEE chairman.
ynsx xs Il a,,s.,,. Mscssr1r' socr..aro.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ArR,ssos-swrscx.--I thus city, at the parsonage,
an Tbnr-dsy January 80, bv the Rev y n. Brown. Mr.
Iosrrg ATsissos OF New York, 10 THvRFss, eldest
daughter OF Captain Luke schenck, Of New Brunswick
FriAcKr-Eosss --on wednesday, January 2o At the
resdonce Of tho brides parents by Rev g. " H. Stobi-
Ennv eldest daughter Of o. H. Kobse ESQ., Of shs CITY.
No cards.
Gauviso -ruosrsos-- Tuesday, January "A, by the
Rev iames = kvaus y. D., ravxss q, Gsirywe 70
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Total for the week. $3.5S7.4si S25l44ss $a,947,6A
The imports Of dry goods for the the week and snce
January compare a. follows
Fbr the Week. 1895 1857 1858
Entered NJ the port. - $50 go So I52 8 81 32 855
Thrown on market. s734.7s 2.42a. .448 l,2l5.e04
Since Jan l.
Entered at tho port. 151es.osl l,o2s s72 slls, ,sss
Thrown on market. A,5l3,642 s,S9T 443 4,765 O2s
The dry goods import movement at ths port In yanu-
ary in the present and two previous years Ia thus
shown the valuations being in gold exclusive Of freight
and chSrgoS:--
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Suhoned Is tho total valuation OF the foreign imports
at Now York for the week ending January 81 compared
With those Of the two preceding wsek also the value
Of the dry goods entered this port and the
market for the corresponding period 1855 and lss7
Week ending jan IL. Jan. "a. Jon 81
Dry goods. .... 81 54I. .S26 81 2sl 400 1891 s55
General merchandise. 2,040 l65 1232.45 3.625 100
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COFFEA--A moderate busincA was done In Rio at full
prices Sales $500 bags private terms. Other descrap
tons were unchanged
PIouR AND GRAMBeceipts b2l5 bbls. -four 100 do and
53i bags meal, $3.50 bushels wheat do coru
$3.50 do oats and 725 do rye The -four very
quiet to-day but prices were Unchanged California In
light demand but prices steady The comprised
62W bbls at the annexed quotations. Southern flour
sparngiy dealt In. but fall prices obtained About
300 bbls disposed of at quotations Rye -four
steady with light demand Tho salss limited T.
bbs at 81 10 30 25 Corn meal continued prices
without change. Sales, 800 bbls Rraadywnc at
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EXPRESSES.

A -BURNHAM,s FURNITURE ExpRkSs OFFICE,
IA. nS West Eleventh street. near Sisth avenue. =
Futnure moved city or oounry tutnitne packed, shis
ped furniture stored. Money sdvsucsi on furaitus sc
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DENTISTRY.

ION BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUN ,ye
lJU Sets Of Teeth Rubber Plate, with Piumpeya sla
Fstrsenc under gas without cbarss when others arc in
ssrtcd Drs. BODfNE. 100 orApd street
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EURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT rhRIoE SUIT, SATIN BRocArEL.
"A made 20 % o,aer sas rsg sS IN e seS for s1so one
Bedroom suits, latest style; Furnish ChAsrs and
Lounges for sale a. bargain for cash. Call BREEST
ROrHs Furniture warerooms ~ Bbsecksr nreel near
Brosdwav.
IToUsEKEEPERs WILL BB SUPPLIED AND cay
III hv the week month for CARPETS Ocoihr Fur.
niture, Bedding, Ar, at BENDALL q co.'s, corner Of
csaal and Hudson strost~
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, rnBRUARY 5, 1858

shpmsas Of spscs from tsss psst las week and daring
the year dsts together with those for the oorespond
ing nariodz lS6s and l66T
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Fob. I-SP.M
CorsOS-At the opening the was dali, aud few
saies were made at decline Of 40 10 per h. at the
close 1t quite steady at yesterdays quotations. The
safes limited to so baes including export
s57 speculation 1851 for spinning and M in sursr
We quoa:- --..,.t-..-
DptIais ard Mobas and Nec Orleans
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Government securities ,couponsD quoted st the
oss OF business each Saturday Of The last three
|esks as follows:--
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The changes made in this market last week scarce
ly noticeable We repeat the quotations Of las week
with few changes
Bu1TKR.-State nrkins prime yellow. lots t4c 45o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17
HAYTI.

Miragone Captured and Burning-Jncmei tn
be Next Attacked by SaInave.
Private advices received In this city from Port an
Prince by way OF Havana afford us important intel
ligence from that place.
Authentic news had been received on the morning
Of the 1st instant Port Prince by the arrival or
the war steamer Salnave from Miragone, stating that
the town OF Miragone, recently under blockade had
been taken by the forces OF President Sanave the
30th ut. The buildings near the fort consisting OF
the Custom House and others adjacent thereto to-
gether with the logwO0d In that quarter, were all
burned. At noon OF the 30t, when the steamer Sal
nave left Miragone the fire appeared to be lessening
while 1t was said the town was being pllaged. The
troops on both sides, for the first time since the
belion, fought desperately. The killed and wounded
had not been ascertained when the Sanave left.
The President was on board his other steamer the
Alexandra Potion, near Mlragone, and intended to
leave there for Jacme the next place OF his opera
tons, which, 1t was said was at Its extremity to hold
ont.
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ENGLAND.
Reverdy Jehnsen and the English Working.
men-His Regard for the Criticism OF the
American Press On His On1cial Conduct.


Reverdy Jehnsen and the Engilsi Workings
men-His Regard for the Criticism OF the
American Press ON His Onicial Conduct.
LONDON, Dec. L. 1885,
letter from Reverdy Johnson, the American
Minister. to the London workingmen's Society. Is
printed this morning. Mr.. Johnson justiies his
friendly intercourse with John Laird and other gen.
temen friendly to the South during the late civil war
in America by the example OF Generals Grant and
Sherman In their treatment OF ex-rebel of1cers-
1.-The is guilty OF treason, also are Grant and Sher
man. General Grant has entertained at his own
house Q distinguished Confederate leader. He
ascribes the attacks upon him in the American
newspapers and elsewhere to secret dislike for the
preservation Of peaceful relations between the two
countries.
The English Press ON President Johnson's
Message-John Stuart Mill ON the Recent
ENTHUSIASTICALLY johnson Again.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1868.
The Daily telegraph, in a leader on the financial
portion Of President JOnnson's Message and its
treatment by Congress, complains that the resolu-
lions condemnlng Reputation which have been
called forth by the Message st leave open the ques
ton OF the payment OF the national debt In green
backs.
Mr.. John Stuart Mill has written letter on the re-
suit OF the recent elections. He ascrbes the defeat
Of the workingmen's candidates to the heavy ex-
pense Of an election canvass as now conducted; and
as remedy for this evil he urges that the govern
ment pay the necessary expenditures and make all
other OUTLAWS illegal and penal.
Mr.. johnson, the American Minister, in short
speech at the anniversary OF the French Hospital,
declared that Lord Clarendon was OF the same mind
as Lord Stanley in regard to the settlement Of the
questions pending between England and America,
and peace between the two countries was certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.

No performance at the French theatre tonight. A
matinee on Saturday next
The New York Harmonic Society will have an extra
rehearsal OF the "Messiah" this evening.
"Fleur de The' Is among the pieces shortly to be
produced at Pixies. Matinee on Saturday.
Grau's company viii perform at the Academy Of
Music tonight In aid OF the Societe de Bienfasance
On the 22d performance will be given at the French
ton.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Demands Of the Turkish Government on
Greeco-Reportcd Compliance Of the Latter
Country.

The Demands Of the Turkish Government ON
Greece-Rcportcd Compliance Of the Latter
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1858.
The uitimatum addressed by the Sublime Porte to
the government ct Athens demanded the disband.
ment Of the volunteer forces in Greece within i've
days. the prohibition Of further volunteering, the
immediate dismantling Of the vessels used for con-
veying supplies TO the Cretans, the restoration OF
Cretan refugees TO the island the punishment OF the
persons who assaulted and wounded q Turkish
ofnoer at SYRIA and strict conformity with the terms
OF Gil treaties
1t il rumored in Paris that the Greek government
pressed by the great Powers has yielded to the de-
mands OF the Sultan but none OF the French papers
TO-DAY allude to such concession. The Monteur
SAYS all the European Powers recommend King
George to respect the rights OF nations; but they
insist upon moderation in Constantlnople as well as
IN Athens. The Monfteqr thinks that this harmony
OF counsels among the Powers Is q pledge OF peace
In the East.
Prussian Mediation in the Affairs Of Turkey
and Greece.
BERLIN, Dec. 10, 1868.
Prusslan interests being strongly In favor OF main
tanning European peace the government has en-
deavored to induce Greece TO comply with the de-
mands OF Turkey so far as the demands are founded
upon International law.
The ofical Correspondence, OF this city. says IL s
expected with confidence that the Turkish and
Greek governments will listen to the warnings Of the
great Powers and abstain from hostilities.
The Roumaniap Soldiers Approached BY For
eign Emissarics.
PEsTB, Dec. 16 1893.
Intelligence from Transylvania has been received
here which states that foreign emissares have re-
Gently been detected tamperins with Roumanan
soldiers. The news says that they were well sup
piled with money and were working In the interests
Of Russia
The Desi~us Of Russia In the East.
sr. PETERSBURG, Dec IT, 1858.
1t Is oficialiy stated that the designs OF russian
operations in Central Asia are not with the view Of
extension OF territory or OF conquest, but for the
purpose OF strengthening the late treaty win inc
Emir Of Bokhara and the securing Of more per-
manent peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Defeat Of Abdool Rahmnn Khan In the Pass
of Damian-Earthquake ShOcks-Faiiure OF
the Grain Crops.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1858.
kilograms from India received via Brindisi, Italy,
state that reports have reached Bombay, which have
been subsequently confirmed that sanguinary
battle fought in the Pass Of Daman, in Afghan
stan between Shere Ali and his rebelli0us nephew,
Abdool Rahman Khan. The latter was totally de-
feated with great loss.
Shocks OF earthquake are reported at Peshawur,
Lahore and Jabbalpoor.
Famine is again threatened in Central India. The
food crops are deficient and the prospects are worse
than before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

HOARE.-On Wednesday, December 10, JAMES
HOARE, Jr., aged 81 years, months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and men,
bers OF Engine Company No. OF Jersey City, are
specially invited attend the funeral from his late
residence, IS Essex street, Jersey City, Friday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
lEnr Other DeatLls See Mini Rd1e.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

b. b. T.-F0reign Oplnion.-Exfracfs fro0
Engilsh tsssimonian giving evidence OF the efficacy Of
ri have derived greater benefit from the Troches than from
ANYTHING ever tried" BROOKHOUSE BOWLER,
Prime Tenore Of the British operate Association Londoa.
~ never knew such wonderful cure for hoarseness"
W. RANDALL, oxford Music Hall
shave tried your Troches and can testify their ecAcy
T.W. X LEE, Editor Loughborough Monitor
"very beneficial in clearing the throat when compelled
sing, though suffering from cold" AINSLEY COOKE,
or the Royal italian Opera, London.
Miss Louisa Pyne OF the Royal italian Opera, speaks OF
the Troches the highest them constantly
clear and strengthen the voice
For Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases the Troches
varfably efncacous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17
THE NEW DOMINION.

RumOred Offer of MIR. Vanderbilt to Leaso
md Purchase the Great Western Railroad
of Canada-Whalen Expected to Get u New
Trial.
TORONTO, Dec. 16, 1868.
1t is rumored here that Mr.. Vanderbilt has made
an offer to the Great Western Railroad Company Of
Canada to lease that road for ten years. with the
right to purchase at the end OF the lease Should his
offer be accepted the Great Western Railroad Com
pany viii, to all ntents and purposes, become part
OF the New York Central Railroad, and all the
mechanical departments OF the latter company Will
be removed to Hamilton.
1t is expected that whalen will get trial. In
that event the venue Will be changed and the trial
will take place ut Toronto or I'm one OF the county
towns near IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Mrs. A. st. John, Of Rochester, says that
during the past ten she has made than 500 vests
with her Wheeler Wilson machine, besides doing her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Holiday Prescnts-A Rare Opportunity,
Being about to LIST January prepared To
close retail splendid wholesale OF ChromoA
and Frames stereoscopes and Views Albums carved Brsk
ets &c. Il. a II. y. ANTHONY a CO.. sol Broadway, 81
Nicholas block. Call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Holiday Presents.
Lace and Nottingham Curtains Piano and Table Covers,
fun assortment, at q. L. and j. y. kelly CO.'S, No.
AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

KNOWS Knock Down Argument That Knocks
n competition higher q kite Is be found In tho
superiority o. the Hats which be manufactures and
sells hs great Emporium No. 2 Broadway. corne.
Fulton street. AL othersorinal In conception ecga 4.
design and the atest style KNOX may te cal al
40 Halter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

great convenlence Tor ravelers aud Others who desirc y,
keep record OF their expenses End also practical Tor 10
accountant in proving his ledger canns be carried In
We vsss pocket Fog sale At ~ Park row, room - where
s sS any sssosAsAs for The State Of New YORK ~~ as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

DO You Want a Timex ceger IF SO, ASK
your matchmaker for B0REB COURvOIsTER NICKEL
WATCH Prize Medal awarded NJ London Paris and Swisa
Expostions for best performance QUINCHE kRUG-
LEa Nos and " John street, stairs, only Wholesale
agents. for the manufacturers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Holiday Presents.
Window Flower Stands, Pedestals, Carved Wood Articles
and Fancy Chairs kelly co. y furniture store, ga
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Ladies' Fair n Now Open at St. stephens
Church. entrance on Twenty eighth and Tweny.nnth
streets, Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

ErrinG But Ncble.-self Help for Young Men
who having erred desire better manhood Sent In seated
vclope charge n the post
age. Address Phianthros, box r., Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

CrfsfadOro,s Unrivalled Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied Al No Aston House Mandatory s. Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Fine silk Umbrellas and Canes for Holiday
presents At MILLERS, 800 Sixth avenue, corner Twenty
seco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

Magic Comb,
colorng hair and beard. Headquarters of pe com
Agents wanted. N2 Broadway.
"Teu Dollar Cnses Of Assorted Lilo s,crs Cor tho
vertlsemenL"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

A.-Save Fuel-Reduce Coal Bills.-Fix Y0ur
house with Roebueks Weather Strips Once 50 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-17

IN Continental Europe, glancing at the war between
much has liberty gained by all this progressS Time
will show that liberty and progress are Identical. II
IL impossible that the successes Of Prussia are to
end In the establishment OF any great military
empire. The very reaction going on here IN
America f0rbds such q result The great statesman
OF Prussia Is distinguished for courage insight and
breadth OF will-warm and steadfast OF heart. His
genius consists In an instructive power oil governing
by conforming to the spirit OF the age. No man can
better read the signs Of the times than Bismarck
Small IL the chance OF despotsn these days 70 stem
the rapids. She may utter dismal srieks put shoot
Niagara she must. lAppIause.J The present govern
ment Of Austria has placed Itself conscleh,lousy
ON the right road ami out OF great pcrpexities
The brief history of constutionalism IN that empire
Is fun Of instruction. The experiment mas been
triple onecentralism, federalism ana aua w.. me
ties scattered through ten Kingdoms and more than
thrty duchies or other prnc,pa anna.v Inc n,
tween the hereditary provinces OF Hapsburg
and the triune realm OF the hoiy stephen
consisting OF Hungary, Iransyvanis ana Sroat,a--
After the war of 1859 the right OF the Austrian
people to representation and legislation was an
in GENERAL s ne 0ct %s Dp1a 81
In the following February A central Pariiament, or
Rechsrath was established for the whole empire,
consisting Of House OF Peers ana Of hep,esenta,
Senators elected, for SIX years anu py the pro.
yncial Diets The Parliament began Its sessions and
was hailed with great enthusiasm by the GermaniC
element throughout the west half. But beyond the
Ieytna Hungary scorned the new constitution
stifYly maintained the continuity OF her own and re-
fused to merge her legal and historical
IN the central imperial system newly promulgated.
awe can waltz said Minister Schmerling. ave
too, can walt" replied the hungarans. And they
In september. 1865, the schmerling Cabinet fell
the February constitution was suspended BY impe
rial edict, the experiment OF centrallsm was acknow
a called federalism was formed.
Federalism was to consist mainly IN ensyuing th,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10
s9Eclil CORRESPONDENCE of the pEaMe.

Impeachm eut-Thc Weakness Of the Tc.ti-
mooy for the Prosecutiop-what the Defence
Expect TO Prove-Tbe Radicals QuarreIlfns
Over the spoiis-strics Party Discipline.
wAsnrsGTos, April Q, 1858.
Dnrug the shor, time that has been agreed to be-
wecn the legal and the polticoleeal parties who are
contepdjrg over tbe Presidential chair the lockers
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-04-29
"Old Virginia Never Tires
THE OLD CONFECTIONERY STILL IN THE
FIELD!

mi S. CEASE is happy to inform his old friends
14. and customers and the public generally
that he has recently reftred and remodd1ed his
store room, according to the mos approved style
He has added TO his already large stock Of
Toys, Fancy Articles, Candies, Cakes,
Dollbabies, Nick-nacks,
Grim crackS, &c.
At his store indulgent parents will find every
thing to please the eye. crafty The taste and
amuse the fancy of the little ones Modest young
gentlemen. OF the Counting fraternity, will lind
that he has laid in the finest stock of delicate
favored 'eourting candy ever brought to this
market, and he warrants it to be 81 sure specific
for embarrassing periods of silence during their
visits to the tair ones. k'sR
In fact. old people. young people, handsome
young men, beautiful ladies, fond mothers, infat-
uated Fathers, loving Cousins and all sorts of
people have only to call al tie Old Confectionery
CRAFTY any aud every fancy at the loaeest rates
for cash
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
nc in the past by generous public, and soliciting
continuance OF the same, l can only promise to
spare no exertions or expense in catering to the
wants OF the people III. S. CEASE
staunton, Va.
P. s. Wedding Parties, furnished at the short
est nctice AID in the latest STYLE
nov 20-ff