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The New York herald., 1868-03-22
AUSTRIA.

Legislative Defeat of the Clerical Party.
VIENNA, March 81, 1868.
The Upper House Of the Rechsrath has rejected
motion, made by the clerical party, to defer action
upon the Civil Marriage bill until change Is made
In the concordat.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
GERMANY.

The American Naturalization Treaty.
BERLIN, March 81, 1868.
The Council OF the North German Confederation has
approved the treaty recently concluded with the
United States securing the rights Of naturalized
American citizens.
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Cousumpsiou, scrorula and spermator

u CO.. under fHtn avenue "o'e'
Consumpsiou, Scrofnla and spermatorrh@a
20 hand Yoa have just passed hrosh one severe
winter BY the skiu Of your teeth and yoa win mako
the tr,p Of another Buchu Fish Oh quack DOCTORS
Dr. soHUMAN's BALsAMIC INHALER, with medicines for
three months only sio Any use T. The nhaa-
oo, Of bal.am and iron heal the inner man. purify the blood.
ara n,eas.nt and handy for u.e and instead Of s
IN. .,ouna and bsrtna ike an old yellow dog nnL
..nce a, orr,.s and friends In few you viii Re
..ucv v.me rooster Samuel Fisher, ESQ.,. No. 50 Rose
street, Baltimore Nd, had hemohases rom 'he lungs Tor
s,,. .r, rbs rposi eminent Of the medical faculty gave
him M being = very prominent Odd Yellow no pains wero
sm.reX N ave him. Dr. SCHUMAN called in when he
Sss spsechIess He cured him In few weeks. He has
rsa hui one days sickness snca which sx ago,
and has healthy and intervening fanny Sufferers irsm
chronic In form who wish 10 employ regular
physician q superior asni should can on q sadrss, pr :
Beeoksr srsss between Laursns and rhompoa New fesx
city. :. .--.
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IRELAND.

Captain Mackay's Sentence for Treason.
CORK, March q, 1885,
Captain Mackay, Fenan Ofiicer, has been SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor for the OF
twelve years.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERAL

aSsaribaldi Declines an American Omcfal Po.
sitiOn.
FLORENCE, March 21 1868.
Garibaldi has written letter to George P. Marsh,
United States Minister at the Italian court declining
to be an agent Of the United States Government.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
OREGON.

The Democratic State onvention-Pendleton
the Favoritc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 20, 1868.
The Oregon Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated Mr.. J. S. Smith for Congress. The Con-
vention decided unanimously for Mr.. Pendleton for
President. The platform adopted by the Convention
Is conservative and democratic.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

SUDDEN DEATH ON THE CARs.-A man about sixty
years OF age supposed to be James Lawrence,
resident OF Trenton, N j., died suddenly in his seat
in one Of the cars of train on the Harlem Railroad
taken to the Morgue by an officer Of the Twenyninth
precinct.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

A.-Labor Saved by Inventive Genius.
When reviews the past he plainly see the rapid
strides which progress made upon the annals OF the
sent, and clearly divine possibility OF further and greater
deyeopents the wondrous laboratory OF
nature New constantly brought forth which
astonishing the world BY their practical to the
wants family and before In the
OF civilization has inventive genius shonc respen-
dent saving power than To the will OF mans
them do this element, which creates from wood
sone and metals Of all kinds labor saving
practical utility. Again has been thoughtful and kln
not relieving OF her toll, by doing away with
hand labor the the milk giving has been gen-
thought AMI allowed TO enjoy the ease and CONS
fort which attend the OF tho "Hydraulic Cow NJ kng
Machine" while dairymaids and darymen are re ved from
aching hands kicking This useful machine Is en
citing attention Of practical business men from All par
country and wonder, for II Is destinh 70 come
into general lis untrng sister, the saving ma
chne.-Wide Wide World.
II 10 exhibition at A6 Broadway.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Patents for Americnns-Thc Roman Question
and the Departure Of Zounvcs-insnrance
Interests Before the Finance Minister.
OTTAWA, Ontario March 81, 1s6s
A bill Is now in the course of preparation By the
government which will enable Americans to take out
patents in the Dominion on the same terms Cana
dams obtain patents in the United states.
Notice has been given by the government OF an
INQUIRY whether any steps have been taken TO pre-
vent the departure Of an armed force for Rome to
make war upon o people with whom Canada Is at
peace.
deputation representing the tobacco, banking and
insurance interests has had an interview with the
Finance Minister In regard TO insurance &c Repre-
sentatiyes OF English companies favor bill before
the House which requires deposit OF over 100000
while representatives OF American companies are
opposed to the deposit system altogether
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Genuine Meerschaum Pipe Cigar Holder
at manufactrers' prices at POLLAK so IS stores 693
Broadway near street. and John street, near Sas-
sat. Repairing Boiling I'll.
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QUEENSTOWN Mah M.-The Cunard Steamship
Australaslan, CAPITA McMicken, which sailed from
yesterday evening, I'd subsequently sailed for Eng
lanl
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Microscope for S5.-NIcAllistcr's Household
Microscope has all the essential Of first class nsra
400 to 00uU times the 5 with
forty eight prepared objects, a10 r. II. McALLisTER
Optician, ~ Nassau street, New York.
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KaIdenberg's Meerschnum Pipes and Hold
order, repaired boiled, &C. No. bJohn up starss
III Broadway and % WALL
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
despatch and lower rates than elsewhere at
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Henry II. Leeds & Miner Respectfully An..
nounce that Tuesday morning will commence the
hibon superb collection of Modern Pic
tures nj the "LEEDS ART GALLEKIES," S17 and sl0
Broadway preparatory the sae I'd and 3D. April Admls
sion free.
Catalogues at our Store,
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Spring style Of Gentlcmen's and Youths
e'' BURKE, 12s Fulton street.
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save Your Doctors Bills by Using Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry for coughs, colds, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Batchel0rss Hair Dyc.-The Best In tho
The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, insanta
nsous. Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

j. & j. COlmau's Double Superflne London
Mustard obtained Highest Medal the Paris Exposition.
Sold ID. and lb tins dull weish by all irs class gro
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Prnna,s American ChromOs are Fac Simile
OF oil and color paintings by eminent
artists Ask for them the art stores send for list to L.
PRAN0 Co, Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Royal Havnnn Lottery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid for Dooubons
and kinds OF told and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, rs Wall street, N. Y
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

A.-A.-Japanese Hair Stnin.
hair, whskers and mustachc beautiful black or
brown OF only preparaton Color VIII not
fade or wash out. Only 5O cents a box.
Sold by H. T. HELMBOLD 594 Broadway, next 70 Metro
poliau Hotel aud by all druggists.
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DR.. schenck Will BE Professionally AZ His
rooms 80 street, New York, Tuesday, March ~
from A. till r. M and every Tuesday thereafter. AL
advice charge but for thorough examination OF the
lungs with rcspiromeer his price TO- His medicines
may be obtained at his a all times.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

The MctrOpOlifnn Job Printing Establish-
MENT "a Nassau street. prepared TO furnish Cards, Crcu-
Pamphlets Law Cases. Posters and description OF
Printing per cent less than can be OBJ
tanned else where In the city.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

An Acknowledged Fact.-Thc Only New style
of Gents Hats be found at TERkY'S, 10 Union
square and i09 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ROME.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Admiral Fnrragut I'm the Eternal City-fiis
Reception by the Pope.
ROME, March 21, 1868.
Admiral Farragut, of the United States navy, who
took his departure from Naples amid enthusiastic
cries Of Uiua the 10th instant has arrived In the
Eternal City.
The citizen Admiral attended by his suite, was
presented to his Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth TO-
day at the Vatican.
The Pope received the Admiral in his usual kind
manner and accorded most gracious reception not
only to the distinguished American naval COM
mander but to every ofhcer in attendance on him.
Admiral Farragut will remain in Rome during one
month.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
A.-Labor Saved by Inventive Genius.

Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hnir.-Bcse
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng all colors, at BAfCHEL
0R'S. is Bond street
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly COcoaino
imparts gloss and superior to French ponades and
oils or alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
The Ice at MontreaI-NIore Zouavcs for the
POpe-Rcported Frauds.

MONTREAL, March 20, 1865.
The ice opposite this city has commenced to give
way. There is an open channel between here and ST.
Lambert. man was drowned yesterday while
crossing.
The second detachment OF Zouaves win leave Mon
treal on the 18th April.
IL is rumored that large frauds have been dscov-
cred In one OF the Crank Trunk Railway depart
ments.
Colonel Gray has been appointed arbitrator on be-
half of the Dominion government to settle the ac-
counts between ontario and Quebec.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22
A..IIazard q. CnsweII's Pure

COD LIVER OIL.
Hest In the world. -
Manufactured on the sea shore by CASwEtL, HAZARD
A CO., under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

conversion TO Christianity and their redemption from
the appalling rites OF human sacrifice. Protestant
ism can never lnd by any Of Its accepted means
OF propagation a paramount footing upon the soil
Of Mexico. The people may indeed struggle among
themselves to secularizc the clergy and TO curtaf
the temporatics OF the Church, but they will
never permit It's doctrines and teachings to be
efraced In accepting the claw of secularizationn
Mexico passed the rubicon Of her destiny, and al
though difficulties may from time to time impede
the completion OF her temple OF political liberty
and beset her advancing steps to the threshold
of peace, no system OF revolutions can ever re-
store the confscated ecclesiastical estates Az well
might the people Of the South anticipate the re-
rehabilitation n negro slavery. But the
permanent safety OF Mexico requires that
she should stop here, and for further
corrective OF her social evils demand, as q
Catholic nation from the Pope that the Augean
stables OF the priesthood should be ceansed II he fails
to exercise this rightfu authority to arran them in
nquent dsturbers Of public morals and peace head.
long from the country In this respect the Mexicaus
might initiate with advantage the prompt example of
General Lersundi In expelling the insubordnate
Bishop OF Havana Let the Mexican clergy, like the
ministers Of religion In the United States be amen
ape to the civil law; then like consequences will fol-
low.
II Ia matter Of history that the question Of Church
property and the preroeatvcs Of the clergy been
the causes OF all the internal dssensons in Mexico
since the overthrow Of the Spanish regime, anc thai
the party now dominant Is the only one thro ghou,
the long struggle for civp liberty which has had the
courage to make this question the absorbing issu,
before the people They hare triumphed at last and
the separation Of Church and State Is Complete. 4
must therefore, cease 10 DO either LASTS for interna
strife or pretext fpf foreign inte, ,sention Least
az, L. J...s nc e.-.. faa X e. srvr ~
The New York herald., 1868-03-22

ALBANY, March ~ 1893.
There was but bare quorum of Senators present
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be realized 8 The reports about cotton
are encouTaging-a full average yield Is eX-
pected.'' :. Fruits are almost total failure
especially in the Middle States " The
potato crop is generally large and good
Implicit reliance cannot, however, be placed
on these reports.
Concerning hops, accounts from New
York State are favorable. The World says
the prospect is that the crop will be larger
and Of better quality than for several yeaIs
rast - also that q" in Michigan the vines
show feebleness. The TTiJunes telegram
from Sauk Co.. Wis, says hops have a helN!
mold and ycrmin brought on by wet, r'"eI!
weather that in adjoining counties tney
/ are in the same condition, and thar tlete
will not be over one-fourth Of crop, IT, +
ais said heavy miIdsw and lice have killed
the hlrs in Pennsylvania. The advance CEN IN
the price of hops in the London market must
stimulate production here.
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y9nswantr.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company
OF .NEU-ARK ". J.
Large Business and Small Expenses, In

sures Success.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Coz IS now in
its 2ith year Of successful business having over 3D.
0lp members insured and assets amounting to over
slsOWO'O. It has paid over 100000 to widows
and Orphans Of deceased policy holders. and returned
over 500 OO10 in dividends 20 its members. 1t has
paid continuous dividend of 80 per cent longer than
any other companv,-and this year is paying two
dividends those declared in lS66 and 1867, Of 80 per
cent each, making 100 per cent 70 the members en-
titled to the same as their premiums become due
during the year. One hundred per cent dividend is
a thing before never heard ofin Life Insurance Bus
mess The Company has still a large surplus over
and above the amount computed as necessary to
meet all obligations TO Policy holders and others
These enormous returns result from two causes
frstl a management Of funds 50 iudicious and care
full that the Company has nersr get lost dollar Of
its inrss,uent, C2nd) a sna, pr eentage Of ss5s"-
&C.. on its entire business Taking its whole history
together its expenses have averaged less than any
other Company and much the least, for many years
past The ratio ofexpenses 10 total income in this
Company, is over 2i per cent les' than in the Con
necticut Mutual, and over 81 per cent less than in
the Mutual Life Of New York. This Company had
an income last year Of 81 939 1926 and the per
tare fexpenses saved err per cent? by keeping
-s.-,..1..- .,,,.., .i.a c,a,,,o.ti.,.
az =, ,Io Mao 1tt,. sr, y, siro IA,
-. -. It. p, 90 -
-. -, 1,s, -
to sl67 1929; and this will all 90 back with its
- -, so,;,,,. 30 Sc ,,,,l;.,. hold
o''ei sui p''-9 = ~ c-..,a.
CTS II ''i' >
ABOVE haineu hau '''n "' wv i19'
ms they Wou.1 HA' % - -
heneht oil thelr Po'i'' Noi''els ,''s e''
the respective sums sl'''''i'si' anu s''i'''7'f4'
Very respeetahle sums 10 oe waste" IN expenses
These two Companies are seiecteu 10Y COMPARISON
because they are oiu anu 4"i pA'i.' io 'li'
TWO IN tne oni'ea o'i''s uo-.4 s''
than that oil the mutual DeieH'' anu AeH'e tney
furnish Just standArd ior couparSoh' 'nou-h 'helr
arc many companies WIN ~hi'li "oulu
sAoW more H'or"'iy ior inc 'u'u~i DeHeh'' AL
Lne insurance 'oii pAiiieS ~ ''ii' "'o u"
doubtedly safe and secure, but the Company whie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-04

The demand for wheat abroad is likely to
be very large \ telegram was recently cir
culated 10 the effect that in England wheat
was double the Weld of last year, and one
third more than an average. This must be
taken with considerable allowance. Private
telerrams report wheat crop shorter than ex-
rected grain shrunken in quality, and
quantity much diminished.
We have long accounts Of the great
drouth in England, which las prevailed since
Nav 50, more than two months, and extends
in les degree over extensive tracts of the
continent. 1t II So severe that hay Is large
ly sent from New York to feed. Steamers
are engaged a fortnight ahead, To take all the
hay thew can carry. besides the large amount
sent bv sail vessels. Hay Is from So to 500
n ton. back in the country The drouth II
said 10 be severe that tuniip fields are bare
meadows all burnt up, and the landscape a
russet-brown. Spring crops are light-worst
grown for many years. Animals have little
~ live on-maav sent to the shambles half
fatted. Store stock can't be sold at any price
These accounts, if confirmed, must largely
affect market and prices here.
In France the crop is said to be variable
I'm the southern. some Of the eastern and
west I'm o. lafthtIlr- il II thN-A"tANH VI tiA
average. The north viii have full average.
The duty on imports Of breadstuhs has been
suspended for three months. which Is said to
mean war or short crops. Both in France
and England, old stocks are greatly reduced.
new wheat must be used, and expotrs are
needed besides.
If the great drouth abroad Is az bad rs
represented, and the present demand for oil
cake, hay and coarse grain continues, these
products most bring high prices for the
coming year. This viii also be the case with
Dairy Products. The drouth here must
make the yield Of butter and cheese light,
and the demand large. Prices are already
advancing, and may 60 as high as at any
time during the war !.
The telegranis in the New York papers,
make the corn crop very large and the quail
ty remarkably good. +" The yield will be
one third more than last year" especially
in the Southern States" In II States
" the yield of oats is large : In most of
the Southern States not more than an aver
nge.'' Rains have injured the crop in
New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land and Maine, and the yield will be less
than usual.'' Barley will be an average
crop" Hay, more than an average will |
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIlIE well known nirn Of the late Nathaniel Sr,
1 ton. situated in East Shelhurn, five miles ,---S
Burlington. said farm contains one hundred ~
forty-two acres Of land with good fruit and suir r.
chards two story brick dwelling house, and atbs-
buildings. said farm will be sold, together viii 81
the stock and G,rming utensils, also, two valul. a.
Peat Beds one situated halfa mile north 0fsad f--
the other two miles from Burlington on the road .
ing o. Williston village.
, For further particulars enquire ofthe suhscriera
the premises
Juue90wf MRS. A. SUTTON.
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
First .NOrfgGge Bonds
upon such property, costing nearly three times thei
amount,
Are Entirely Secure.

Are Entirely Secure.
T The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years are for
sl,noi each, and have coupons attached They
bear annual interest, payable on the first days
OF January and July at the Company's Office in
TIE CITY orNew York at the rate Of six per cent il
.oG he Principal ispayahle in gold at maturity
The price is Io2. and at the present rate Of gold
/ tiley pay liberal income on their cost.
very important consideration in determining
the value Of these bonds is the length Of time they
have to run.
It is well known that long bond always com
n.ands much higher price than short one 1t is
safe to assume that during the next thirty years the
rate Of interest in the United States viii decline as it
has done in Europe. and We have a right to expect
that such SIX per cent securities as these will be held
at as high premium as those Of this Government.
which in 1857, were bought in at from twenty to
twenty-three per cent above par. The export de-
mand alone may produce this result and the issue
ola private corporation they are beyond the reach
Of political action
Subscriptions will be received in Burlington by
CIV WOODHoUsE, and in New York at the Com
pany's Office, No. % NASSAU STREET, and by
John J. Cisco a Son. Bankers No SO
Wall Street.,
and by the oompany's advertised agents throughout
the United States
Rsmiffaness should BE- made drafts other J4ns
par IN Netr YORK, and ths sOads riH Be senf free Of
charge by return express, Parties subscribing through
local agents. uH look them for their safe deirsry.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP for 1865 has just
b. ,n published by the Company giving fuller In
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Real estate.
FARM FOR SALE.

fI'HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm % On
Il acres well fenced with running water o. ~
House, and Barns, abundance Of fruit two -
su ear Orchar'is, all the farming SUGAR and al
tools, also. with or without the stock. The far,
stocked with cows, and will keep 40 COWS and 80
load one mi from tho village near Sehool -
church. Buildings. all new
For further pa tieulars enquire Of the subscribe
on the premises.
JOSEPH B. CHASE.
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THE subscriber offers frr sale Dali. r,---.e,
! with house and huiltst.- -itaatl 81. y Y aele5,
Centre The land s in q state ~ god .lltl-o,,'
has some timber land. yields fruits 10 el.i-.., -
cites, and IS we'll watered. Terms Of payment NH
De one-thirt down and the balance iu two or H..
years
IRA ROBINSON
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SOMETHING NEW!
CHOICE VOCAL DUETS,

Piano Accompaniment
V'HE SHOWER OF PEARLS" containing the
i most beautiful duetc for two Sopranos seprano
and Alto, Soprano ard Tenor. Soprano and Bass and
Tenor and Bass. Arranged with an Aforementioned
for the piano-forte. Bound in cloth, So full gilt
81 boards 81 81, receipt Of which Il will be seni
by mall postpaid. OLIVER DATSON & Co. nnh'
hsherr, IN Washington street, Boston d&vtf
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FARNI FOR SALE.

y Fletcher, Frankli1 County Vt, mile from CEN
Il ue OF town, containing about l-O acres W.T
keep ~ lows and teams. Buildings and f.ress
sood coo sugar trees, good running water f,
good orchards. Will he sold reasonable. Tenn
suit purchaser. Inquire ofoi address b. EINsL.Fy
July 18th, l-f5-wtf