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CONFIDEHTIAL.-fo men who have In
y lured Themselves ~ certain secret habits
xnich unit them e. Susine.s, Rlessure. % Is
men. Iwho,. from the foiliss sf youth, or ofhe
csases feel debility in advance Of their year.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, DC.

CRAFD PTO-TTC IT TPE W1suISaTov
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Sepue and 70 ct a. kSDA y, July 3, fOr :
,fe beneht az . hind ms. fbe Csvslry -
bard hssa been engaged Ter the srrssia,s -
Iickets 20 cts, admitting . gentleman aud iaii4s
Msf agers-W. Adar,on X Ad..s,o Isa
more. Geo ored Taylcr Colt - "a.
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Inquest Before Coroner Smith and n Jury.
An inquest was commenced yesterday afternoon, be-.
fore Coroner smith, OF Brooklyn. and jury touching
tho circumstances attending toe injuries which resulted
In the death Of the late Henry Conkn. The facts a.
far be asceralned indicated that the deceased
who = carpenter by occupation, respectfully cos-
nected and about seventy years Of age pursuing
his trade at work in building on Warren street.
Nevps and the 7th OF September last while %
employed. young man entered the place and some
angry words passed between them, whom shs latter
the time and struck him . blow with the
back Of the instrument tho head From the effect Of
this assault Conklin became insensbls and remained
30 for some time few days subsequently, who's
lying low the deceased sent for the Coroner and
made an ants-mortem statement, In which be charged
Peter Conners Ia person whom he asserted he had
seen bsfore) with having committed the ASSAULT
In question. On these Corners was ar
rested and held 10 custody for several weeks when the
blow and he released from confinement But though
the old rallied intervals and recovered from biz
nted stupor little hopes were entertained OF his re-
covery and last week he sunk gradually breathing hE
last on Sunday evening" The accused was again taksn
into custody to aoide by the result OF the Coroners
Investigation.
The post mortem examination Of the body made by
Dr. shepard showed that there deep seated abscess
in the brain, and that tho skull badly fractured
surgeons agree that the deceased exhibited
dern degree OF vitality, as he had fingered for Ave
months under such fracture as the general char
OF the wound displayed Several witnesses were
examined yesterday, when tho case was adjourned until
Tuesday next
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E y r o P E.
Prussian FOrtiflcatiOns On and
Near the Rhine.
RUSSIAN ADVoCIns OF PEACE

Tho French Transatlantic Mail Steamship company's
steamship saint Laurent Captain Bocands, which left
Bss On Saturday the ist OF February At three O'Clock
In the Afternoon. arrived at this port early hour
Yesterday Afternoon with hundred and fortyssven
passengers and . valuable cargo. The Saint Laurent
experienced very stormy westerly gales during the
entire passage
By the Saint Laurent We have mail report In detail
Of cable dispatches the nswspape advcss
board the cunsrd steamship Palmyra due here from
Queenstown, Captain Bocandie having attended TO the
immediate delivery Of our nles
Tho Rousn France) Journals filed With praises Of
the manner which Nile. Adena Patti played "Lucia
In the theatre OF that town. January 49, Nothing they
declare could be finer than her performance both for
acting and singing
n Aubef attained his eighty seventh year January 90
General Melins TO do honor to the composer brought
the band Of tho National Guard OF Paris give him
warmly thanked the General The pieces played were
the overture OF "La Nuetts and march composed BY
N. Aubsr when only fourteen years OF age
During the legislative debate the French Army b
Vice admiral Count Boust vlaumes said 1.-The sword
VIII always be the uhtma ratio Of nations well
kings long ~ the parsans Of peace cannot rob
Of his passions and Of his desire TO deprive others OF
their posssssiona Tho bill before ID the sword Of
France. and IL ID fully equal 70 the necessities Of tho
Tina The former legislation has gwen armies made
quate 70 fight two frontiers u the tms but the
new law will not only lesgthsn the sword Of France
will strengthen her trident. which Necessary
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not necessary as didn't care who trusted So After
Sss fsars missed him about ten days One after
noon, however, Mr.. Martin-and no was dressed 10
nid 70 him, What has become OF our frend spenceP'
"a, AZ ~ owes you 80, believe la replied. "Oh
no difference" replied Hes over sesiaS
and We thea had drinks me following week Eartin
sad a, irsnd Spence would b around the pcz. week.
Accor''" - 49, ---- - Lad several psns
or the Newark battery. SAID he. "won't you please
Keep them for me, and take they don't get dam.
to him. "Lsls go into Gotham and get something
drink" sat down. and We played few games OF
cards; be lost but very PLEASANTLY; We played -
dripks, you Know. not Tor money. ;. That ~ss on
and sal down in the store. y ss Inc nrst dina IA Svsf
sat down in He wanted me 10 70 next door ana
play game Of casino Ind said he'd 60 and be In again
In . minute. He returned In about ten minutes and
after helping put the shutters up into d.
Gotham BY design. suppose, was induced 70 sis on
side OF the table where could not exactly get cut Of
my place before ne wanted me to gst up and he,
noticed afterward, placed himself In position that
he could By looking the looking glass; any
who would enter tho room. We played two or thrss
games lost three times, and so did he About
halfpast eleven went out, and ON trying ny Aoer
y opened easily. thcn went to the saie ana tried
the handle and opened easily A. could be- and the
contents were oil gone. and that's all know about ~
and you know much about It - do would r..
mark that ON ths following Monday lady came Into
my store and wanted gold watch she had left 70 Ds
repaired, whom told her Of my loss. She said "!m
O'Clock aud met lady and gentleman at the door, who
told me there Of me trying to get In, ~ M
Posnsr had gone across town"
spence Pettus, . weli-known confidence man, " now
In DURANGO ve he having been caught and recognized
% the Mr. Spence alluded to in the above, and Mr.
Martha was another confidence man named Charles
robbery is considered BY those who know Of wha, they
an1rm a. one Of the "neatest" on record.
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THE FORTIETH CONGRESS
second sesssss.
SENATE.

wAsuisoros. Tsa tHs
THs sAvv sAsps
mr. 6nnss rep OF Iowa, from the Committee
Naval Affairs made report the resolution 10 regard
70 navy yards. passed in December last Ordered to
be printed.
EVAPORATION or AIAsimA
NJ sHS%As, rep o. ohio introduced . bill to de-
clare The State OF Absms lied 10 BE- restored to the
right OF representation 10 ooasrsss Referred 10 Com
miuso on judiciary see washins,ou dsspatchssI
= - rzv yoRx HARRoR
nj toscAs. rep OF ~ r., introduced . bill to
establish an exterior linz in New York harbor on both
sdes OF Hsison tlret Referred 70 Coiomli.ss on
Judiciary.
RsitHoAD tisr GIANT suL
MI CoNssss, lrsp Of CAL Introduced bill 10 GRAZ
aid IN the construction Of railroad from Vallejo 10
Humboldt Bay, 10 the State Of California R,fsrrsd 10
tho Com mttee on Public Lsnds
trsIspfcTror or GovrnssKsr sccouSrisa ovy,craa
MI WILLIAMS. rep OF Oregon, from the Com mlttss
on Snancs reported joint resolution declaring Tho
nsslung o. the Law relative 70 ths sottlsmeut or &C.
counts and defining the Jurisdiction OF aocoun,n, 81
ncess aud reported and Recommended the passage Of
suitable bill.
COLORADO
Mr.. YisSs rep lof Ill.,, from the COMMITTEES on rsrri
tories reported bJi 70 admit tho State OF CoIors do
Into the Uplc the third section OF which declares Thai
This act shall isXe esN With the fundamental and psr
peinal c0ndnsS that within - Stale VI Colorado
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TURKEY.
SPECIAL MAIL KILOGRAMS 70 THE HERALD.

War Vessels for Crcte-A Samioto Dcputatien.
CoSsrAKTSorLs, Jan. %, 1863
Last week two Turkish frgatss len for Crete with
fresh troops and stores On board Of tho frgass
an adede-camp Of the Sultan, tho bearer Of tho
Hrman granting the recent conccssiona
The Prince Of Samos has arrived here with some
samiote deputies business Of the principally
Russo.German Envoy Reconsideration
Feast-Rcports from Crete.
COysTASrNoPIK, Jan ~, 1868.
General Ignatsf the Russian Minister, Is positively
expected back in four weeks time. passing probably
through Berlin.
Tho Grand vizisr is stil expected from Crete soon
The feast Of tho Baram commenced yesterday with
the usual solemnites.
The Lsvant Herald publishes from Crete Of the
l4.h inst, reporting trnng skirmishes without
important resus
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elected by policemau and others belonging 70 the
company. while he sand, Other negro uomen sat there
undisuroed because. f0rsooih, they had some white
women's babies In their arms In other words. black
women ia serviIs capacity we're allowed there, and
lree oe!oIoon. scarce disiinguishabe from . white
ern oAckguards sat there with impuniiy This was an
Outrage Of which The Senate ana lie nation should take
Soce even we're she !ess OF lady In per naurs and
m srnsnR PRODUCED communication from the sec-
rars u 20 railroad company stating !ess ~ ana.
IN the hands Of receiver TO wAom Tue .-
Ngss were /" w .-4.su, ana aisavo~ed any rsspon-
rsb. Of Xs,sndris v. The letter the es
cumstancss attending the Outrage ano sad that but for
the facts stated the stockholders oud eject the rebel
Mr. DRAKs suppesed the woman could NOT get damages
from any one but the receiver.
Mr. SUMNER said he would hold every one connected
with the outrage responsible
/ Mr. CRAoiN, repl Of N H., said the receiver was no
rebel scoundrsi, bat loyal man and friend OF ms
(Mr. Cragin) and he had asked for an investigation.
The acts were done out Of his jurisdictonn Aexan-
dria
the District OF Columbia would do full justice 70 the
question.
were there should be some remedy provided. II any
such case 40 the Senator from Massachusetts, had
alluded had occurred the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road he had not heard OF IT, and he had no objection %
an inquiry He urged the taking up Of the resolution
in regard to Mr. Thomas, Of Maryland
resolution By rssrrns the matter to the COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary instead OF the Committee on the DIS
trict of Columbia
After further discussion between Messrs. Conklns,
Hendricks and Cameron the reference OF the reso
luton the amendment 70 refer 1t TO the Judiciary Com
mittee Was lost, and the resolution adopted.
PRokULG ALTON or TIE LAwa
On motion OF Mr.. AErHosy, (rep) OF r. l., the bill 10
provide for the prom Of the laws OF the United
States. heretofore published taken up and passed,
with an amendment BY the Committee on Printing, Ok.
emptlng from postage letters and documents sent 10 and
from the Congressional printer on public business
CASE sEsAroR THOMAS rosrPosED uErfL TO.
MORROW.
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON tho Of his colleague
mr. Thomas) made the special order for the morn
ing hour TO- morrow.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS AND AssIssoRA
Mr. PATTERSON, trepl Of N. H., offered resolution
calling upon the secretary Of the Treasury FOR copies Of
ali communications to him from tho Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue in regard TO tho removal appoint
mont Of assessors or collectors since June, 1857 with
the action IL any. taken thereon. Adopted.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session ~ thros
o'clock and soon after, motion OF Mr. Sherman ad-
journed
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A BRUTE WILL. NOT SWALLOW DRUos-A HU.
bs. guided only apple
hand Of Il the
Ire down Ss child
natural sPH t %
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and % aaa sS%s %
asson they sTa0% pills Dnys cod live; S o
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roach this organ or Folks y
lind simply dead inert maser have NO ,ifs By! s
Sos or Doe VIII ns
into dead sss now e your SSssss gs q s:Ss
stun
sSsr. the ses
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mouth but the medicine does not living system sets
ss: s seS
ssSr.nes cannot save their health e usets dosrss
snS s,. and rsa Of " 90 Sss 20 ss
Sash.ssn xthoa. asking questions but mssay
srsSn n.s their rgh. % .:..o. ana AK ,as WY
ss as.
their nose invariably snlp down eli kinds OF nosrumi.
es aeS a. their Goa, sU
siomachs By swallowing medicines deserve their fac,
ss sr st: S : :Ss sss
win pledge my word ,. and homer nnswip Ing The truth
win swear sernai opposition % swsicvias msdioinss
possess and he grateful for the timely
advice here given All physical pain arise. from nHsmns-
rheumatic pain in liver lungs any internal organ.
:Ri
instance Inflammation heat put out the fire and pals
en be,s an
you Try free q cost on any part Of your body wnssss.
pain r. longest d IN
pain Of every name and nature. :nd promi.: rslsi
PAIN FAINT, and BY following directions permanently
cure millions who have been pronounced hopeless ,nvads
cnsy without price and wi,hcu faith A. ,ss following
Miller NJ b. SIS TnIri aveses: IS Market sree. or rs
sd s No u ssysn s,o 70
Albany ~ ~ l6 Superior street Cleveland and ls4 Vine
CINCINNATI. Thee 2 ses r 5 hs
cheapest and beat rain under heaven and 10 the
greatest blessing 70 mankind or the rsief from palm eve,
b AIssSy ;s,,g ,ps; pleas; :;
pro ession adopting i in tGer prsctice''
cnns Ohio :ays as an indiy,dus WHOM. FEAR 81
snceessful contradiction, pronounce w0LcoTT's PAIN
relieving those who s.r pom ns ~
G. Crendcn, NO 80 siyth avenue, Of the iargest
PAIN FAINT soothing. syrups have fallen on in de-
s. III d. 'ss & y A b .%fps 81
medcine and deal only n psient medicines and issp
fu supply o. si kinds and sell 81 the very prices
offered to the bubble and invented d opiy
ss months .sc and y has arsads shaken false Relief P
De and P nnS psc sson 81 or later
on Health. n L. wULCOTT
hath.
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AUS TRlA.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERAlu.

Military Reform-Royal Compliment to Italy.
vienna, Jan. 2S-Evening.
A special commission will meet next week under the
presidency OF the Minister OF War discuss reforms
Of the military organization The members OF the COM
mission are Lieutenant Field Narshas Ramming, Har.
burg, Saint Quentin, Gablenz, Philppovich, Marorich
and N0rng.
The Italian General Mezxocapo has received the Grand
Cross OF the Order OF Leopold
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ist Of Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending January so, 1853 From New Yofk-Mr. W. b.
Sage and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Ray Nswark-Mr.
ard Mrs. y, W. hcCiave, Mr. NJ. >. MoCIavs Buffalo,
Mr.. G. g. Willlama Boston--Mr. J. n. Cole, Mr. K c.
Bailey. Nevburyport-Mr J. II. Brown. Southing-
ton--Mr " A. Hart Chilllcothc-ME H. Emmitt.
c'ncnna,l-hr W l. bslory; San francisco--Mr J.
H. N. Richards Psnnsyivanis--Mr. W. G. Bsrchsrd,
Mr. ,. v. ioghsm. Unlied Sates-hr. J. W. Crane, Mr.
l.. =. Wofthington. Mr. A. W. Hearn
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HUNGARY.

HUNGARY.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.
ConcIliNiory Advances from Croatia.
AGRAh, Jan. 2S-Evsning.
The Croatian Diet has decided upon sending depua.
ton 70 Pssh for the purpose Of coming 10 an agreement
with Hungary
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Mrs. Deborah Case Gilman died recently In Santa
Cruz county, CAL In her eighy-siyth year She vas
sster OF General Lewis Cass and widow Of wyls si-
man, late Of Zanesvllio who was the Publisher Of the
FIRST newsnarsr ~ MARKETS.. November 80 1901
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RUSSIA.


The Great Railroad Observation-Disclosures In
Poland.
81. PETERSBURG, Jan. 49, 1858
1t oieally announced that the general bond Of tho
issue Of the remaining 900 OF the Orsl viteosk
Railway Loan Of "a 100000 has been signed BY the
company and the imperial government and transmitted
TO Aossrs. Thomson Bonar + Co., in London.
decree published to-day orders that the nauraliza-
ton laws hitherto valid In Poland shalt be superseded
by the Russian laws on the subject
The Governor Of Poland has arrived here.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation of any afternoon paper In ths city II H.
therefore, the most desirable medium for advertisers
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The Public Voice for Ponce

The Public Voice for Pence.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. rs. 1853
All to-day's papers contain articles extremely favor
able TO the maintenance Of peace The Borsen Zeitun0
appeals to tho Russian government strong military
Power 70 take the initiative Of general disarmament
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A BsoLvTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED ~
IA New YORK and Ststss where desertion drunken
A. sufficient cause. No publicity. No charge un.I
divorce obtained Advice rres. '
A cincULAxs AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
"A. ~ ceAiiEsa lotteries j. CLUTE, Broker,
lao broadway aud lSs Fulton street
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For circulars. &c. is the sscys Lcssery sddTs.s 90
Louisville. Ky.
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form. Instrument with Dor Of Balm sent by mail o. PIE
yREKIHs a BABcocK, Agents. 81 Dey street
i TIE PEOPLES NEWSPAPER,
Has the LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of All the daily papers
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In such compass that
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v
cans were 10 question. The matter would be fully
sdsred by the commtee a. doubtless 1t would be BY
important question. however, to act upon without
consideration. They could not precpitats report not
whit they must wait tho result OF the very investiga
ton which tho Senator IRON California had spoken or.
II our citizens had been wronEod abroad he continued,
let " reach with strong across land and water
70 protect thcn but lot US not fall TO reach down
the humble and iowiy that at feet and lar thom
up also.
Mr. DAVIS after some remarks abou, the capscl,y Of
ine negro Tor CIVILIZATION aud cissnsho fully con-
cared N The remarks Of the Senator from CALIFORNIA;
mt Copness). The government Of the Usissd States
should insist that the faIIss, right Of sIpatratiou
nr cosssS ssld that crsa. Britain should bs made
sensible that the American government was not merely
sensitive, but nrmly resolved the subject She
should be gvcn to understand that IL she did not MAKE
proper rsparstos the Amercsn Gag Wills Tho Gross
vas engaged 10 rsmping on the Crescent would be
carried from tho Pacific to hova Scotia Nothing bul
that repars.ion could prevent that being the history Of
the era We live In.
Mr. YArIs said The ssna,or from Kentucky aud his
smnda ss that ne ia s. .s % :ysn
were citizens English, Irish, spanards add me-
groes-T the Declaration OF America Inde-
now existed and the sooner all leaned il tho better
because ia tnfse yesrs from s time BY Congressional
enactment svsry map, white o. eadk, would be re-
rem. He referred TO the Kozsia case AZ an instance
whore lhe name OF an American citizen had been
mspbsr Of tho COMMITTEES on ihe District OF Colums,s
he would indict ~ nuisance any railroad running
through the District uness u had learned that in this
frce country We are all cnlzenS entitled TO the same
rights ana the same protection.
M. pn.Ks, trep.l Of No. was in favor Of putting .
stop 70 these outrsgcs 81 onoe. No one could he &C.
qnsistsd With the vctimof This outrage without being
Impressed with Der superior characst having no more
the appearances OF negro than many who movo IN the
best society 10 washington He narrated tho circurn.
stances OF the occurrence up 10 the time whom she was
assaulted with the ntrpston that they "d,dpt allow
I'D nffeu 70 rde ~ these sara soyhpw.n and forcblv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

Prof Agassiz addressed the Massa-
chusetts Board Of Fish Commissioners,
Friday evening, relative to the propa-
gation Of fish in our New England wat
ers. He urged that il Is matter 81
importance 10 the coming generations.
and one which should occupy the at
tentlou q our statesmen, for il involves
tie prosperity Of the community not
dreamed u now, but which viii be re-
eoghlzed IA years 10 come. He was
prepared 70 say that the tame Will coma
when every nan who has water on his
grounds vii raiss fsh for his aWn table
as be nov raises fruit. OF course, many
vii bc raised for market, for 80 long A.
men ind i desirable 70 eat fish SO long
Will fsh raising be profitable. The il.
crease p lhe production Il fish vas in-
poftant ID sanitary pnint II yiev ax
ga article 4 diet. and also a. az s3aea-
to2al movement
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Whai Every one Wants

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