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THE PARAoUAYAN WAR.
Highly Favorable Accounts for the Allies
Passage Of the Whole Fleet-Terrifc Fire

Highly Favorable Acc0unts for the Allies
Passage Of the Whole Fleet-Terri6c Fire
on Beth Subsidiary Loss Of Life In the
:. 70 :: So = fAsls, April 90 1858.
The news received here from the seat Of war on
the RIO Pafana s from Brazilian sources, as usual
with the FIRST sdvices forwarded on the arrival
of the Lisbof' mall. The XonttesT or this
morning has Brazilian atelligence which represents
that the allied land forces a.aed by the gdnboats,
had made themselves masters OF az the principal
positions around HumaitS. 1t was thought at head
quarters that the stronghold OF Marshal Lopez can
not long resist the combined attacks OF the land and
naval forces, which were daily increasing in num-
bers.
Senior TeLxeira de Macedo, the Brazilian Envoy
at the French Court has received the following ofi-
cial despatch by the Lisbon steamer
The Paraguayans are shut up in Humaita. The
outwOrks have been captured. have also the posi-
tions OF Curupaity and Puod. and the Paraguayan
gunboats sunk. President Lopez has ned. Humaita
cannot hold out three days.
LONDON, April 20, 1885,
Further advices received here from Paraguay state
that Paraguayan accounts admit that the allied neet
Of ir0n-clads had passed Humaita under the fire OF
that fortress The passage was covered by batteries
which Marquis de Caxias had ordered to be planted
for the purpose around the Paraguayan position,
and which kept up o terrific dre on Humaia
during the passage Of the fleet. The loss OF life
heavy. Aboard the Brazilian feet the killed and
wounded amounted to fifteen hundred men.
reconnaissance had also been made by the allied
forces OF the position OF the Paraguayans and It
was ascertained that Lopez has massed his army at
the northern extremity Of his lines, which renders
probable the abandonment of Curupaity by the Para
guayans
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KENTUCKY.

The Ex.Rebei General Buckner's Movesscnts.
LoUIsvILLs AprV 20, 1863.
The Courier OF this city announced to-day that
General s. B. Buckuer, formerly OF Kentucky and q
major general OF the rebel army during the war; will
remove to Louisville next month and become con-
nected with that paper In an editorial capacity.
Since the war closed General Bucknef has resided In
New Orleans, where he pursued the profession OF an
editor.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona win sail from this port Ga
Friday for Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America ana the south Pa
cac viii close at hslfpsst ten O'Clock in the morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacific
will be ready at fpast nine In the morning.
single COPIES In wrappers for mailing. SIX cents.
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TEXAS.

seizure Of Brewcries in Houston-R ecovery
OF Tobacco and Spirits.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20, 1888.
on Yesterday special agent Sloannaker made an
important seizure OF three large breweries situated
I'm Houston oil of which were libeled. The property
seized s valued at $780, 600. large portion OF the
spirits and tobacco which were recently stolen from
the government warehouse AZ Galveston has been
recovered.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30

CINCINNATI, April ~, 1868.
very interesting Will be before the courts OF
this city to-day. Prior 70 the recent mill between
the feather weight prize fighters, John Keattng
arrested and made to give bonds that
they would not fight nor leave the State
for the purpose of fighting, the laws Of Ohio
making II . punishable offence to do either The
fight, however, came Off on Monday last at locality
some twenty miles from Cincinnati, In the State OF
Kentucky. To-day legal proceedings will be taken
for the forfeiture OF the bonds Riven by the pugsts
on the ground that they had violated their Obliga-
tons Considerable interest Is manifested In the re-
suit.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30
THE ABYsstNlAN NEWS.
From the New York Sun.l

From EIe Now YORK sun.
One OF the most brilliant exploits OF modern Jour
nalism Is the success of the NEw YORK HERALD In
getting the from the British expedition In Abys
sinia That paper has had minute details OF the pro-
grcss of that expedition it battles and its success
always In advance OF the journals OF London, and
often In advance OF the British government itself.
These facts speak for themselves and reflect great
credit upon the enterprise ahd talent OF the HERALD
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GERMANY.
Army Reduction in Prussia

Army Reduction in Prussia.
BERLIN, April 20, 1868.
II is officially stated that the reduction heretofore
announced as to be made In the Prussian army, more
Immediately In consequence of the action Of the
North German Parliament on the Federal Debts bill,
will amount TO twelve thousand men.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30

ing our city from disease ia attended TO- are a. fof
lows:-Commissioners Cyrus Curtis, President; w.
L. Anderson, N. D.; Wm Cobb; Clerk OF the Board,
ceo N. Stebbins; Health Oficer OF the Port JOhn
swim rrne, NJ D.; Deputy Health Oficers, Kenneth
Reid D., Chas G. Sprague, NJ d.; Superintea-
dent of IIo 'pital Ships, James 0'ROurke.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Full Returns from the ElcctiOn-The Radical
Majority.
WASHINGTON, April %. 1868.
An oificia despatch from General Candy to General
Grant reports that the full returns OF the election
Gently held In South Carolina have been received by
him. The majority for the ratification OF the consH
tuition Is 4a47o. The total vote OF the State is not
stated.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30
Arrest Of "A Man Charged with COnnterfcitins
Tobacco Brands.

CINCINNATI, April 70, 1868.
A stencil cutter named william Wilson was ar
rested to-day and held to answer before the United
states Grand Jury a charge OF having cut counter.
felt United States tobacco brands. wi son was en-
ployed at work at the shop Of j. Sayre, who was
ordered to give bail in the OF 1000 for his ap
pearance for examination before the United States
Commissioner at some future time.
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TENNESSEE.
The Memphis Races.

- y. MEMPHIS, April 20 1868.
The races to-day were largely attended. The
weather was delightful but the track, though much
improved, was still heavy.
fhe 6rst was for the senate sweepstakes, two
mile DASH Pat Molloy beat Egin Smiths Oily by
FANNIE Moore and Costell0's f1lly easily In 4:OsL.
The Association purse was won by Malcomb, who
heat pill Forrest In two straight heats distancing
real Fool in the second heat Time 1850 aud 80 4.
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MASSACHUSE rs.

Alleged Forger,es nscovered--Isosses Over
100000.
SPRISGFIRLfA April %, 1sss
Heavy forgerles on various paper manufacturing
companies and dealers In this vicinity by q. II.
Thomas, of Boston, have just been discovered. The
losses amount TO over SEQ 900, of which the Holyoke
Paper Company and the Hampshire Mills have
large share, Thomas represented himself as agent
OF the Hope Envelope Company and bought paper on
its credlt
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The OmciaI Count Necessary to Decide Whs
In GoveYnor-Thc Legislature Democratic in
Both Branches.

AUGUSTA, Apff %, 1868.
Returns have been received from eighty -four coun-
ties relative to the State Legislature. These give the
Senate thirteen democrats and eleven radicals and in
the House of Representatives sixty-nine democrats
and forty-six radicals OF these members two OF the
Senators and twelve OF the representatives elect
negroes The probabilities that the returns from
the remaining counties will increase the democratic
majority in the legislature The vote for Governor
is so very close tnat the official vote VIII
be necessary to decide whether Gordon or
Bullock Is elected. The negroes returned 70 the
Legislature will probably not be allowed TO take
their seats as Il was claimed by Ex-Governor Brown
and others who supported the radical ticket during
the recent canvass that the right to vote does not
carry with It the right 20 hold ONCE This claim was
made by the Ex-Governor at Atlanta OF the time the
Convention was In session, he declaring at the same
time that u he thought me negro would have the
being framed,
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GEORGIA.

The ElcctiOn-NIajority for the Constitution
Democratic Legislature.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1868.
Major General Meade. commanding the Third Mil.
tary District has forwarded the following despatch
to General Grants headquarters
The election in Georgia passed of az quietly as
could be expected, but one two serious outbreaks
having occurred. Many complaints OF fraud have
been received from both sides and applications
have been made for new election. The OficIal re-
turns come In slowly, but the probabilities are that
the constitution Is ratified by very large majority
and that Bullock II elected Governor. There In q
democratic majority in the Legislature
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CUBA.
Mors Interference ~.'fh shipmasters-Isidica-
| Ious Inc.

More Interference ~.'th shipmasters--Itidica-
Ious Inc.
MAszAsyfLA, April IS. 1868.
To-day the United States Vice Consul here sent to
the Consul General OF the Uuted States In Havans
the protest Of the captain Of the American brig r.
hassell against an order from the Collector OF the
custom House here for the payment OF $3.50. the
amount OF fine imposed for the onniA sion OF SIM
PIE zero In the quantity OF klogrammsg denong the
weight OF hogshead shocks in che mafA sent from
Philadephia by the spanish Consult n \ proper to
% SsasU ;a upon tne arrival OF the vessel mere the
equality In the number OF bundles and their Weights
with that verned in the unloading OF the caA TO- ~
tatons OF the consgnees. Therefore solely iacA
quence OF the single omission OF the aerofm, che
tain was heavily fined. This is surely outragpoA
The officers OF the Custom House themselves ~
the CAPTAIN Vet they have dealt towards aim as Il s
was criminal. IL s to be hoped that the superior
1s n
but VIII also place q barrier to the repaition OF
similar acts OF Injustice and oppression. Many
American vessels annually visit this port, bringing
and taking away valuable cargoes; but their owners
cannot but hereafter give this place wide berth"
prejudice to the commerce az Manzanila Will ense.
Nothing further worth communicating.
Shipmastcr Fined for a Spanish Consular
Clerks Error.
CARDENAs April 20, 1858.
Some time in September last the American schooner
valera entered this port from Baltimore with D.
cargo OF cooperage stock, consisting Of 39l sho0ka
81, 200 hoops, 225 dozen br0oms and 20 empty hogs
heads. The hoops were partly under and partly on
deck. The clerk of the shippers in Baltimore
also clerk to the Spanish Consul, and he under
took the despatch or clearance at the consulate the
captain considered himself oil right. The vessel
arrived and the cargo was manifested according 10
the bills OF ading when 1t found out that the
Spanish manifest (Which the captain could not read
and which he thought all right the 81 200 hoops
were entirely omitted. Notwithstanding that the
consgnees here had manifested them, a dne OF two
thousand and odd dollars was imposed on the yessef
for the mistake of the Spanish C0nsups clerk at Bal
timOre. The Spanish Consul at Baltimore wrote 70
the Collector OF the Custom House in extenuati0n OF
the captain, but this proved OF no avail The matter
referred to Madrid sent back here, and the hne
being eventually enforced II was paid about o month
ago.
Havana Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, April "a. 1858.
Sugar market quiet buyers refuse the demands OF
holders; sales light No IL ID. s., reals per arrobe
Exchange London, 10A o TX per cent pro.
MUM; on United States, currency, 80 III per Gems
discount; In gold, per cent premium; on Pars =
Tho steamship Moro Castle, Captain Adams.
arrived to-day from New Ork.
The steamships Virgo, Captain Deaken Benviiic.
Captain Baker, Mercedita, Captain smith, sailed To-
day for New York.
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Dertrvctivc Fire In CincInroti-J.o.. SOS, 600.

DosfrWcttve Fire In C1ncinnatI-J1Oss S2S,U0O.
CINCINNATI, April ~, 1865
Messrs Putnam Robero's chair factory, situated
on Wood street, Third street, was totally
destroyed by fire at about O'Clock this morning
Despitc the efforts made to check its progress,
several buildings adjoining the factory were com
muncated with and rapidly consumed by the fire.
The total loss will not be less than $2s 000 which
the insurance amounts to only $1,000.
The New York herald., 1868-04-30
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-The steamship somerset
Captain Childs, which left Baltimore on the l5h
inst. ART, cd at this port today.
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Tho Fenian Trials-The Assault ON Chester
Castle.

Tho Fenian Trials-The Assault ON Chester
Castle.
LONDON, April 29-Evening
The trial of Burke Shaw and Casey, for treason,
felony, In being concerned in the Fenian attack
on Chester Castle, was resumed in the Court Of
Queens Bench this morning.
MI. Kylock, proprietor of gun shop in Birming-
ham, was sworn, and testified that he sold to Burke,
In December, 1865, quantity Of percussion caps and
pistols He also swOre that five hundred rnes were
bought by Burke OF Mr.. Hill, together with mOulds
for bullets to the amount Of $4,000 sterling in cash.
The witness was subjected to searching cross
examination by the counsel for the defence of the
prisoners under the effect of which he evinced con-
fusion as to the identity of Shaw and Casey.
Mr.. Hill was sworn and gave evidence confirming
that of Kyock stating that Burke represented to him
that the arms purchased of witness for use in
South America.
Several other witnesses were examined and testi-
ed that the arms In question were sent per order,
after purchase, from Birmingham to Liverpool
The testimony Of number Of lodging house keep
ers, carmen and others from Liverpool was given.
The witnesses agreed that Burke had under the
OF WinsiOw, been resident of that city about the
time OF the attack Chester Castle, and proved his
intimacy with leading well known Fenians.
The court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
LONDON April 20, 1858.
The third day Of the racing at the Newmarket
spring meeting to-day was attended by q large
assemblage who witnessed excellent sport.
The contests resulted thus:-The Sweepstakes for
four-year-olds was won by Sir r. Bukeley's Owen
.GlendOwer.
The Prince OF wales' Stakes Of $50 sovereigns sev-
enteen subscribers) was won by Mr.. Bowes' Jaro-
ban; uryear-od colts carried 12l lbs; FLIES,
116 lbs
The Newmarket Plate OF 200 sovereigns (10l SUBJ
-scribersh two-year-olds, was won by Sir F. john
stones Brigantine; colts carried 122 lbs. 6lles,
120 lbs.
The Free Handicap OF two miles (63 subscribers
was won by Hippia, and Uncas won a race for a
plate
The Weather and Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, April 20, 1885,
The weather is nne and favorable for the crops
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A.-A.-Hesycn's specific Tor ISdi5sstion:.
purgativs and general slterAye By rARRAkT
EgFFERvEsCENT sELTxEK APBRlENr, its ecdnomc 81 Y.
ts charged with al hs medicinal slemenu unAoyod with
nseess ear,hy matter Sold by all druggists.
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Ask for a Walthaa Watch.
+. b. BYkNER 90, tSe Broadway NJ z.

The Ladies' Seaside Prosector.-sea Water
and sea air may spo any unless sr SnoS
the skin counterscted BY the sonepins
operation most hsPisss and ~ ~ vsaesss
Die cosmetics, PHALONs PArhiAN b"'i"N
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IALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
iDISRAELpS PARLIAMENTARY TACTICS.
Continued Success of the Bra
zilians in Paraguay.
Dinner to AnsOn Burlingame in
San Francisco.
ENGLAND.
Tho Irlsh Church Debate-Disraelps Parlia-
mentary Tactics.

mentary Tactics.
LONDON, April %, 1868.
The London journals Of this mornings date con-
cur in iamenting, editorally, the fact that the
debate on the Irish Church question in the
House of Commons seems to have been left
to the second rate men Of that branch of
Ahe legislature. Valuable time, 1t Is sad Is wasted
In desultory discussion which no other pur-
pose than to give an opportunity for partisan re-
crimination. Members Of both parties thus play di-
rectly into the hands of Mr.. Dsrae whose great
object now Is to protract the controversy and gain
time for some new party man1uvre.
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boys, at popular prices. bUkkb, iB tuhon "eoe
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OHIO.

The NrreNt Oi n Wan CharRcd WITH EInbeZzLc.
u,cnt-Thc Offence Committed Eleven cars
Ago.
CINCINNATI. April 20. 1868.
man named T. r. Langstaf, charged with hav-
ing embezzled the sum OF $I7,0Oo was arrested at
Bay City, Mich, few days ago and brought to this
oity. The parties from whom the mOrey IL alleged
to have been taken are Messrs Cameron, Story
Malone lumber Dealers of this city, and they state
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An Extensive stock Of Ladies', Misscs'
Boys' aud Inisnts' Hsis Prices rsd,ssd AZ ",
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Crissadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best svcs
fac,ursd Wholesale aud retail also applied NO.
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A.-wsr.y,s Cloth Liued Paper Cellars as4
Cnas nroadway and Union square also Wholesale sn4
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stimpsou,s scientific Pens, o., o. 'sni IN ,s,n nne
a.eel. Sold by al stssioners Prnc'pA d'pO" ""'~~
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a AZ 'kzEirrs. a' srosdwy
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Tho mails for Central America ana the South Pa
cnc will close at hspsst ten O'Clock IN the morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine In the morning.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
II is TIE 'sss 'ssssssSHal Il Z SSl - sHsasss
The Ladies' seaside .r,. Mssss
sSs -. ken e. ar .R.s IN :ospn
sRsss. &c ii a IL ESfos ~
;,S S.s. :,.ss .sFss: e: Es'ss s Broad
A.-w.ry. Cloth Lined Paper Cellars ss4
Cuts, Brcsdwsy and Union square also Wholesale anS
retail al s' Br0.swx
An Extensive stock Of LYdic,'' Misscs'
A.-A.-Heayen,. speciac Tor Isdissstien.--
sss5ssd -s az a5 y Tsaps ss 81 WIN
,:. Has. for sSsss Ssss -, sssss: s:,s ..:, .rA
Crissadore,. Hal, Dys,IThe % Bsst E,css
msnuf.csur.d Wholesale aud retail; also sppue' W.
By asins PyLEs o. SOAP. Sod By srocers s'efy"<eo
Al kH2rYs. AI stosdwy
s.mp.on se,eu.lac Pss: ssg,. ss srl% Il ss,,. s.s
sseel. Sold by al ssa'ioner' rn"s'p-
street.
A Card. ,. .na imoov<sn, - ..r.,o.. a.
In consequences Of extensive 40 ~" ss "a Ssop,
offering
oHILpRSN's
L
.or able pr,ces than ever befoy since the war
at mSfe reAS'"" RROKAw BR0IHHss,
/ INfayctte place, opposite y stor place.
/ Posst5 avenue, Opposite Vcopsr Uniea.
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LONDON, April 20, 1858.
The weather is fne and favorable for the crops.
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A Card. .,u. .na impos<sut y ,sr.,,o,. a,
our building, our oofFs s"e
offering
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-01
WASHINGTON.
SchufZeufest.

Schufzeufest.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The annual Schutzenfest was inaugurated
here to-day by procession of German cit
iZenS.
The PpbIic Debt Statement.
The public debt statement cannot be pre-
pared for publication until Saturday or
Monday next. 1t will show some increase,
mainly attributable to the payment for the
purchase of Alaska.
Gust tom Duties.
The receipts from custom duties for the
month has been comparatively large.
Appointments.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Abraham King storekeeper of the
9th District of Ohio; also the following
guagers:
Illinois-Robert E. Haggard. 10th Dis
trict; David Armstrong, oh; W. J. Flo
rem and Daniel w. Kensee, 9TH James L.
Biggs, Sth James Scott, John Fl. Holton
and James G. Starr, 4th :; A. Richards, Sd (;
Otto Frank, 9Th; James S. Nixon, 1st /;
Alf. Cummings, 13th.
Ohio-Samuel McCarter, 10Th; Edward
K. Hansen, 18th; Andrew Inglesss 18th ;
David Hull, 18th; Alonzo Rogus, 10th; w.
w. Waddell, 9th; William Rouer, 7th; A.
D. Beddon, Sth; Elisha Osborn, 9th; J. H.
Ofin, 18th. ...-...r.. -
Missouri-Archibald J. Sampson, 5tb; R.
Markell, I'd.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Paris Presse and Partially to
Russia, a-

The Paris Presse and Partially to
...-...-..r Russia. -rr.-... -. :
PARIS, August 81.
The Presse, referring to the recent en-
thusiastic cheering on Farragut's flagship
for America and Russia, on the occasion of
the reception of the Turkish Minister at
Constantinople, says the representatives of
other foreign powers have construed this
partiality for Russia into slight of their
country, and the Presse thinks the envoYs
there are right and desires an explanation.
Challenge.
LONDON, August 81.
The American yacht Sappho has chal-
Hanged the English yacht Aline, which has
been accepted. The Cambria, which won
the late race, has gone to Spain for some
time, and consequently the Aline was
challenged, the latter having been but a
few seconds behind the Cambria.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, Evening, August 81.
Consols 937s; American securities quiet
and steady; Bonds 72; Illinois 911s; Erie
80. ..#.. -
FRANKFORT, Evening, August 81.
Bonds declining at 514@753s.
LIVERPOOL, Evening, August 81.
Cotton closed firm and more active, with
sales OF $1,000 bales; Corn 32s; Wheat
quiet and steady at l4s6d for pale others
unchanged.
ANTWERP, August 31-Evening .-Petro-
leum dull and unchanged.
.-.. The Ring.
-sa LONDON, Aug. 81.
The proposed champion fight between
Harry Allen and Joe Goss may be regarded
off. Allen has been arrested and bound
over to keep the peace tor one year.
Envoy. -.--
PARIS, Aug. 81.
A special envoy from Madrid arrived to-
day and had an interview with the Emper-
or. 1t is rumoreG the object of his mission
is to bring about an agreement with the
Emperor that in the event of an European
war, Spain will send a fleet and troops to
Rome, in return for which the French army
will be used to sustain the reigning dynasty
of Spain, should it be attacked.
Retired.
DUBLIN, August 81.
Mason Jones, liberal candidate for Par
lament from Queens county. has been
obliged to retire from the contest in conse-
quence of the reports, supported by the
Nation, of his administration for Carl
baldi.
Arrived.
HAMBURG, August 81.
Prince Napoleon has arrived here on
board his yacht. He has made visits to AL
Iona and Subject, and intends to sail this
week for the Weiser. The Prince preserves
strict incognito on Shore
Denial.
t- LONDON, August 81.
Accounts from Paraguay deny the re-
cent reports of conspiracy in that country.
PrOrogued.&-
LISBON, August 81.
The Portuguese Cortes has been pro-
rogued.
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- Hi-tI 81 r. ni-ff NEW L DIRK, August 81.
The Herald's special from Montreal 56th !,
says: A picnic was advertised to be he Id
on Tuesday for the benefit of Whalsn- and
other prisoners at Ottawa, and aproclama-
ton was posted last night calling on all
prevent this Fenian display.
B. Devlin, a leading Irishmau of th is
city, who opposed McGee last year, and
who has hitherto enjoyed the reputation of
b. ing Fenian sympathizer, has written q
long letter which udenounces the picnic as
uncalled for and tending to cast an imputa-
tion on Irishmen. He says it would be tel
egraphed over the world and naturally
strengthen the Fenian cause, now prepar-
ing to attack Canada. He implores Irish
men to discountenance it. ..er.--.-,z.,
The affair makes intense excitement, and
a riot is feared. The authorities will put
down the picnic and if possible suppress
the loyalists' demonstration. FeniaD SYM
pathizers are disgusted and denounce Dew
lin as traitor. Public opinion, however,
is strongly in his favor