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JEFFERSON, Frederick County, Md,
81. July 22d, 1867.

80 July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Cgotarorthy & Co., Baltimore,
GENT. The wonderful cures which have
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-; Respectfully 4.-s . A. SPENCER.
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CERTIFICATES.

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MeReANzA. st .Mary's County. Md.
October 18th, 1867.
Messrs. NEALEy harris & Co.,
Gentlemem.-f used the "Patapsco" Guano
on my Tobacco crop last year. applied it in
the drill at the rate of 200 lbs. per acre, side
BY side with same quantity of Peruvian Guano.
saw 10 difference in the growth of the Tobac-
co at cutting time. When stripped it. ! found
the Tobacco grown from ''PataPsco" had cured
much finer than that grown from "Peruvian, %
and when sold, that groom from s. atapsco" sold
for 50 so per hundred more than that grerm from,
"Peruviaa All made on the same kind of
hnd. Most respectfully. &C..
C. /. RUSSELL.
Ca IRA, Cumberland County, Va,
December 2lst, 1867.
Messrs. D. +. WILLIAMS & Co., nj
.,g.t.t. -, .s Richmond. Va, +.
Gemslemen.-The Patapsco Guano purchased
from you was used on my Tobacco at the rate
Of 200 lbs. per acre, in the drill. Twas pleased
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Peruvian Guano. used "Patapsco" upon my
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~Peruvian' . on plants, and expect to use the
"Patapsco' next year. Yours, &C..
C. L. GLOVER.
TFor further Testimonials. send for Pam
phlets. ap 23-tf
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all times.
Nov. 7, 1867-1y.
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-.,@s:se ANEApoI1s, Md, February It'll, 1868.
Messrs. C7ot,corthy f. Co.,
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:s.'als BALTIMORE, February I'd, 1868.
Messrs. C1ot,oorthy f. Co., -
My chickens were dying very fast with what
my neighbors called "Chicken Cholera was
lnducedto try your "Poulterers' Friend" and
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have not seen any symptoms of the disease since.
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Cross and Warner streets.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
TURKEY.

TIE MINISTERIAL CRIsIs-THE PRINCE OF BEL
GRADE-THE RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC DoCU-
MENTs.
Our Constantinople correspondent, writing on
the 22d OF January, says:
The difficulty between the Sultan and his Ministers
to have passed away. Fuad Pasha has used hs
Immense wealth In such way that he has saved himself
disgrace, and once more in favor. /
The Prince OF Servia has finally succeeded in blocking
the grand railroad project from Constannope TO Bel
grade He feels that his security viii be threatened
by opening easy communication from Constantinope 70
his frontier. The whole project is now, at sea-"
Tile official papers leading article for ten days has had
the one heading The Russian Dip Documents" and
the excitement and fear about Russia is decidedly on the
Increase. The country rs generally quiet
No important news from Crete Sawas Pasha has made
driven back. .
The Grand vzIer has not been, yet, allowed to
turn .
stand very long
THE ATTITUDE OF sERvn
Ccnstantinople dispatch OF the 22d of January says
10 Ia cor frmed that Fuad Pasha has withdrawn his
resignation. .
gro and answered their demands In cOnciliaory terms
they wait here for a solution
The great Powers trying 10 divert the Porte from
tnking military against Servia The sultan per
s,sts however In thinking that II IL necessary TO send
corps occupation To Servia, because His Majesty be-
eves that the Bervian Government enterains hostile
projects Turkey IL Is said that SerYi2 has
more than 100000 armed men ..
OF AN ENGLISH BARK.
A telegram from Loyd's agent ~ Constantinople re-
Of the BOsphOs, OF the British bark Ircassa, Capt
Cooper, laden with corn from Varna 10 England. No
body was found board and the boats had dis ppeare
The weather had been very severe with frequent storms
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

SPAIN EXPECTS PEACE WITH THE SPANISH
REPUBLICS. .-.....
LISBON Feb. 15.-The regular mail steamer from
rio Janeiro arrived here today. She brings the fol-
lowing intelligence: The Spanish Government hopes
FOR general peace from the internal dissensions
prevailing in Peru. ......
THE URQUIZA REVOLT IN ROSARI0-NO FIGHT
ING AT THE SEAT 9F WAR.
BuRN0s AYREs, Dec. 26.--A revolution has broken
ont at the province of Santa Fe Argentine Confede-
ratioAl and the town Of Rosario is III the hands of
the insurgents, who have declared for UrquiZa.
Cholera IS sabsdiHg AZ Buenos Ayres, OHt issti very
prevalent in the allied camp
RIo JANErRO, Jan. 9-Adviees from the seat Of
war state that no further fighting had taken place
President Lopez receiving supplies through the
Gran ChaeO Four vessels left Rio yesterday with
toOps and carrying cannon to force, if necessary,
passage by Rosario. Councillor joaquin Amaral has
gone mission TO the River Plate.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
ITALY.
TIE ERUPTION OF yEsUyIUs.


The Naples correspondent of The Pail Mall
Gasefte writing the Goth Of January says: "This
town has been afflicted by dreadful catastrophe, by
which many persons have lost their lives. Those Of your
readers who have been at Naples will remember the
by Santa Lucia to the ChiatamOne passing between the
ancient villa Of Lucullus Caste deli UOyO and the
precautions cliffs OF PiZZoalcOne. Last evening shortly
before eight part Of the cliff became ooened and rushing
down with hOrTid crash buried the houses beneath ts
ruins The shock felt all around and the barracks at
the ton OF the cliff well as the neighbOnng houses be
low are In very unsafe condition. and have been cleared
OF the inhabitants The ruined houses account or the
confined space which they built were fortunate
ly not so large EeapOtan houses usually are sun t
az time among Others said foreigners just
arrived from Rome and who were gong 10 their
hotel omnibus passing that the cliff fell some
wonderful escapes related The OwnerOf coral shOp
had lust shut his shop and had gone only few yards
when the crash came and he stood there safe In person.
but q ruined cafe full. was buried, but the
yaulted ceiling resisted the pressure, and the nmateb
were enabled to make their exit through ssure In the
walls not quite blocked up Next the cafe was wine
shop that s however, completely buried but Is hOHd
thai t. like the cafe, will have resisted the shock, ana
that the people there OF the time may still be got out safe
II hone that Is strengthened by the shOutngs whcn
are heard proceeding from beneath the runs The
news spread rapidly, and all the authorizes were
sOon on the spot cOrOns were formed 10 Keep ON ho
mob and the military at once set To work by elec
trc ght clear away the ruins AS wrle The scene
is most remarkable. All Naples seems 70 be hooking 20
the spot and the excitement Is intense as a mnuated
CORPSE or some wounded person still alive s exracted
from the ruins and these latter are carried on IN the NIL
ary ambulanoes to the hospital OF the Pee1n IN fact
the excitement great that the Prefect has pubshed
an address TO the citizens intoxicating cainness ana
order"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
FRANCE.
THE PRESS BILL.

The debate was resumed on the 1st of Feb
ruary
NJ Baroche, the Minister Of Justice protested against
the objections made against the bill IL was, he said IN
accordance with the liberal principles OF 1889 bat new
ertheess u left IN the hands OF the Government sum-
cent power OF repression. The Government would
fully examine all the amendments proposed. 10 was
necessary the Chamber 10 subject the question before
them 10 thorough and searching discussion before de
ciding upon the fate OF the bill NJ Baroche concluded
by SAYING that the voice Of the nation not 10 be
found the opinions Of the public press but in the cleo
body the representatives OF which were about TO
pronounce their Judgment.
NJ Picard regarded the adoption Of the bill ndis-
pcnsable that the decree OF 1852 had been broken
lie protested against the Introduction imposed the
press which would imply silence regards the debates
In the Chambers.
The general discussion then closed and on the sd of
February the amendment Of NJ. Olivier viii come under
discussion.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
AUSTRIA.
THE HUNGARIAN DELEGATION.


At the sitting Of the Hungarian Delegation the ist Of
February the answer Of the Ministry 10 the interpela
tons made By Herren GhycZy and Kerkapoy the 30h
ul read IL states that the title Of Ministry OF the
Empire only employed because verbally Identical
with the words affairs common 20 both portions OF the
Empire" IL had been the object OF the Ministry to
attain thereby enlargement OF their sphere OF action
As regarded parliamentary Intercourse between
the Hungarian Delegation and the Ministry for
common affairs the latter desirous OF
taking the initiative in gaining the accession 10 its
numbers Of prominent Hungarians which, however, IL
had not yet able 20 effect With respect 10 the War
Msry OF the Empire the reply referred TO Article OF
the 18th Fundamental Law and declared that the right
Of the Hungarian Legislature and Government to settle
the defensive system must not be infDged Herr kerka
poly expressed himself satisfied with the explanation
At the sitting the Hungarian delegation on the I'D
inst Herr Ghyczy the leader OF the Left said that nc
satisfied with the reply OF the Ministry TO his inter
pellatiOn To the OF the title Ministry OF the Em
pre" The delegation elected committee OF 30 members
10 deliberate upon the Budget.
CONCoRDAr.
The VoLsrod says that the reported exbility OF
the OF the Concordat is Incorrect Rome
could not reject the request Of Austria TO enter into ne
taoUA upon the subject Instructions have been for
warded to the Austrian representative at Rome aud the
negotiations will commence in the early part OF this
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
PRUSSIA.
COMPENSATION TO THE KING OF HANOVER.

CONVERSATION TO THE KING OF HANOVER. 0
At the sitting of the Chamber OF Deputies on
the 10Th February the debate came on upon the bl set
ting ths amount of compensation to be granted TO the
King Of Hanover the Rector OF Hesse, and the Grand
Duke Of Nassau Count Bismarck said u Was as requisite &
IN ook AZ the policy Of the Government as whOe The
t,sto,x ~ Germany showed similar arrangements 20
those now proposed BE was sonyhlHSsa hnSt mat the
nn,rae nTovideft Il were In position to do So
The present rccunihry compensation was unqnes
tonahiy t,rfefale 20 the territorial conpenhations
%rI1srIy iItopoied lie would rather have expended
inuch money ad have granted large COMPENSATION to
Hnsrio Tor i Duciics had that Power been Inclined 10
ar~eni spri n arrangement The peace concluded was
1ayorable in a peculiar point of view The province OF
Uanoyer had brought with large amount oI property
a. nsb ana the Transaction was advantageous 10 Prus
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
EUROPE.
ITALY.
BANQUET TO FARRAGuT.

~ Ar1I,>1,e III EeRAYB THs ThibUSN
Frnpr>,yp Feb 15.-The dinner to Admiral Far
y.nynt mentioned in these dispatches yesterday was
Srand affair. Sella, the former Ministerof Finance,
toasted the Admiral, and in his remarks said that
;yon hearts and not iron-clsds based hs fame. Ad-
miral Farragut, in acknowledging the compliment,
spoke of his love for Italy and his confidence IN her
noble progress. Mr. George p Marsh, the represen-
tatye Of the United States in Italy, behalf of his
eountry thanked Sella for his hopes of an eternal
alliance. Depretis, the former Secretary OF Marine
Affairs, said that such an alliance with America-a
country found by Columbus, baptized by Vespuecl
and celebrated by BOtta-was entirely natural"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
GREAT BRITAIN,
EARL DERBY's HEALTH.

EARL DERBY'S HEALIH,
LoNDoN, Feb. 15-NOOn.-The Earl of Derby, the
President OF the Ministry, has been very i'll An I'M
coutradccted rumor was prevalent this forenoon
that he had died during the night. Sir o. Shee, one
Of the Judges of the Court of Queens Bench died at
his residence last evening.
Evening.-It now appears that the reports which
were printed in the morning journals, and which
have been in circulation all day. 10 the effect that the
Earl of Derby and Judge Shee were dead, are with
out any foundation. Though both gentlemen have
been dangerously III, it is announced tonight that
they are much better, and their speedy recovery is
confidently looked for.
LORD STANLEY TO SUCCEED EARL DERBY.
Feb. 16-It is generally believed that Lord Stanley
will soon succeed Earl Derby at the head of the
Ministry
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
CUBA.

ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A sLAvRR--A PROFESSOR
OF THE SPANISH UNIVERSITY MADRID, IN
t TROUBLE FOR HIS PHILOSOPHICAL TENETs.
HAVANA, Feb. 15.-Jn obedience TO his orders
the English Consul yesterday made inquiries OF Captain
General Iersund about reported large ship Of
Nassau: probably the about which the Captain
General made Inquiries Of Mr. De Ia Reint, American
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
HAYrI.

BRITISH MINISTER OBNOXIOUS TO sALNAvE-
REvoLTs IN THE sOUTH-DIsCoNTENT GEN
ERAL. HIl
HAVANA, Feb. 14.--Powerful influences have
been brought TO for the purpose OF inducing Lord
Stanley to remove the British Minister the Govern
ment OF Hay The reply OF the British Government is
equlvocal, but indicates that the Minister VIII DC re-
course of policy pursued in St. Domingo The entire
southern portion Of Hayt has revoted: Gen. Salomon
has been and the capital there was great
agitation sainte Mario and Gonaives have armed, and
discomfort Is general =
The steamer James T. Brady, from New-York for
Monteydeo arrived the 10th inst at Nassau, leaking
Considerable excitement has been created In TINS city
by shoemaker numbering his wife by choppDg her into
small pieces with an ... en-.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
RELGIIINi.
FIRE AT ANTWERP.

ANTWERP, Feb. 16.-Evening.-A fire occurred here
to-day which at first threatened to be very desruc
tive. 1t broke out in feet of vessels laden with
petroleum, and near some large warehouses stored
with that article; but the flames were confined to
two or three lighters, on board of which about 500
barrels Of petroleum were destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
SPAIN.

MARSHAL EsPARTERo AND THE PROGRESSIVE
ItI ..l|Vl PARTY. I1
A Madrid letter in the Courier de Bayonne
says "The Progessstas party is making great Efforts to
induce Marshal EspaFtro who is In retirement Mt Lo
grono 10 resume his place in the Senate The ciroun
stance which has led 10 this attempt s the publication by
he calls upon the members OF the Liberal Union the Pre-
and the party OF advance 90 labor without
oOalescng triumph OF liberal principles" Marshal
Espartero 10 in his 10th year. 't
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
CATHOLIC BISHOPS APPoINTED FOR PENNsYI
VANIA AND DELAWARE. N tf.f 600

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-- Yesterday the ap-
poiptent OF three Catholic Bsh0ps for the Diocese o
Philadephia was received from Cardinal BalnaD1 OF
Rome lIe Pore has dcsg gnae the follow ing Tie Rev
Wm. OIIara OF st. Patrcks be- Bishop Of Scranton;
the Rev. j. f. shanahan Of Media, Penn 70 he BISHOP 81
Harrisburg, and the Rev DIR. Becker OF Richmond, va
TO be Bishop Of Wilmington, Del
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
ARYSSINIA.

CONTRADICTORY WAR REPORTS.
LONDON, Feb. l5-Evening- adviees do not
confirm the Abyssinian intelligence sent 10 the
United States last evening Dispatches received to-
day state that no such movements of'the Egyptian
auxiliary corps as alleged had occurred Much of the
news from Abyssinia is 10 be received with caution
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb l5-The steamship Weser
Capt. Wenoke, of the North German Lloyd which
left NewYor on the 30th ult arrived at this port at
ey m, on Sunday last, on the way to Bremen. The
Deutschland, Capt. Vessels of the same line, which
was to have left this port the 9Th inst, not
able to get away until p. m. Of the 9Th. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
RUSSIA.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUTURE.
A st. Petersburg dispatch of the 3lst of Janu-
AIRY says -" The policy OF expectation has prevailed in
councils Of the Tsar IL has been pointed out that
Russia must first finish her railways lest she should
perence In 1858, the mpOssbility Of sending In time
troops 10 the different requisite points"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
NEW REGISTRATION IN VIRGrNIA-GEN SCI
l II FIELDS LATEST ORDERS

RICHMOND, Feb. 15.--Gen. Schotield has or
dered registration in this city ON the I'd proximO
Another order provides that where in the State
have changed their residence since the last registration
they may register IN the district where they reside
third order Is for the guidance OF Registration Boards
and directs that where person has held United states
office and then voted voluntarily for secession dis
quated the holding United States office ia defined as
having held an office 70 which the holder appointed
by the President courts OF law, heads the depart
nents; those who have held county or town offices
created for the admnisraton OF Justice, dsfran-
chsed but not their deputies Executive pardon Goes
not remove disfranchsernent l.f n. ..,fIl.. ~ /
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
FRANCE.
NO CHAN.

.-..-- NO CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, Feb. 1G-The semofhcial journals Of this
city deny that there viii be any immediate change in
the Ministry, and contradict the reports that the
Government contempates important alterations in
the Constitution Of the Empire.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE VEST INDIES.
JAMAICA.

MYSTERIOUS NEGOTIATIONS ABOUT HONDURAS
AND cAYMAN's ISLES. ~ /
HAVANA, Feb. 14.--0ur Kingston dates are to
the 9Th inst American Consul Gregg had continued in
tervieys with Admiral Hunday and Commodore Nc
Ciintock sudden secret dispatches from the Governor
Of Jamaica were forwarded 70 Washington. There
nv sforous hints in regard TO negotiations concerning
U9nduras and the Cayman's Islands. s.i..f ID |
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
INDIA.
p1sArrrcrroN IN TIE INTERIOR.

DIsAFFEcTIoS IN THE INTERIOR. b
A Calcutta dispatch of the 9th of January
says On the 10th OF December encounter took place
between our troops and band Of Wagheer Insurgents
In repulsing them Capts Hebbert and La Touche were
killed AM Major Reynolds severely wounded. No
others were Killed Oh our side. I| tI
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

Consul In relation to this shp there have been ysgne
rumors hereabout for some days private from
Madrid states that Prof sanz Rio OF the University nad
been dismissed from his position aud prosecuted Tor oeg
the author OF philosophical work which the Pope con-
demned T...I .. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
BY STEAMSHIP.

The CunaTd steamer Palmyra, from Liverpool
Feb and Queenstown Feb D. arrived here Saturday
The steamer America from southampton Feb g. arrived
here YesteTdaY. ----- -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
NEw-YoRK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Sec. Of Article 3 Of the Constitution, as
amended Saturday, provides that ho new co'Uy snail
be led unless IL shall entlte pt0 aener
OF the Assembly according 20 the last preceding census
The 10th section OF Article was so amended ~ 10 I,a
the Governor ten DAYS after the Adjournment " iIo
Legislature 10 sien any bill which may have 'Ses Jbo
artlra was reeoInInited 10 the Revision CoInnitiso
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. -.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.

I'D, .,.f .. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
The committee on the bill authorizing nota-
ries public 10 perform duties performed by COM
issoners OF deeds reported adversely; they also
ported in favor Of permitting the sale to the United States
lands Brooklyn for the enlargement OF the Navy
Yard and Of authorizing the United States Accident In
Company OF Syracuse to withdraw certain secu-
rites. communication received from the state
Agricultural Society for additional appropriation for the
prevention of ab0rtions among dairy cows
4. BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. CROWLEY-Declaring void judgments obtained in
courts of countries foreign TO the United ststes against
American citizens only priwd fdeie evidence.
Mr.. PALMER-To incorporate the Yorkville Savings
Bank New-IOrk. . ..rI
Mr. BRADLEY for Mr. Norton)-Authorizing the
sruction Of railroad in Avenue and other streets and
avenues in Eew-IOrk.
r, BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
Fixing the salary Of the Treasurer Of Onondaga County
at 1880.
Authorizing the construction Of canal IN the
village Of Canandaigua.
To found O Presbyterian hospital In New-Yo
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER presented a communication
from the Attorney OF the Metropolitan Board Exce,
with respect TO suits commenced and pending Tor VIOLA
tion of the Excise law.
Mr. D. BURNS called up a resolution, heretotoreEof-
ered calling upon the Attorney OF the Metropolitan En-
else Board for the amount Of fees received Dy nm Id sco
Adopted.
- N BILLS REroRTED FAvoRABLr.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to marriages OK
first cousins
To incorporate the City OF Rome.
TO establish the Eighth Ward OF the City OF Utica.
To amend the Croton Aqueduct Department act
To amend the act relative TO taxes and assessments IN
New-York 49,
The Committee on Cities authorized 10 sit during
the recess and make investigation concerning the New
York Paid Fire Department, the Cr0ton Aqnednet De-
parnent the Water Board Of Brooklyn, and tie Brook
lyn Prospect Park Commission. -. ....
Both Houses have adjourned to Feb. 25, at pm