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Canadian Hoase of Commoas-The
Questi0n OF Fish.

OTTAWA, May 4.-In the House of
Commons, Mr.. Slavery moved for the re-
turn of licenses issued to American fish
ermen during the last year. He held
that the treaty as to three miles limit
applied to the headlands and not to
bays, and that while not adopting q
prohibition policy, such license, he
said, should be imposed as would be
some equivalent for the privileges al
lowed Americans to fish in Canadian
waters.
Several members from the maritime
provinces spoke in support of the mo-
tion, stating that a firmer policy should
be adopted towards the States to meet
the extractions aud restrictions inn.
posed upon Canadian trade,
Mr.. Anglon, from Nova Scotia advo-
Gated the fetal exclusion of fore;cn
fishermen from the fishing gronnSs
He said IN many cases, owing to the
encroachments of American fisberman
Nova Scotians have been driven off
their own fishing coasts.
The motion was adopted.
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NEW YORK, May 4.


COTTON-Without decided ohangsi
sales 1900 bales, dncluding lOOO 2aisr ~ ~
transit. at 28gc for mlddiing uplanoS.I +;
.FLOUR-Closed very firm for nle 1-
nm and common (and dali and he9Ss
for good grades. "a. 1o,,o4.
WHEAT-DuH anaEa shade ioYeI;
export demand Checked by the aaFanco
inffreights. -.
OATS-Qniet aud firm as coo Tor
CoRN-Dnll at 92a93c for new mixed
PoRK-Qniet at 81 l5aSl 20 for new
mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-NOminal
CUT-MEATS-NOminal.
LARD-Steady st 1870 for prime
steam.
EGGS-Qniet at 19al95c.
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New York Dry Good. llarker.

There is feeling of inactivity and
depression existing in this department
of trade. The Amoskeag bleached
muslins are reduced by job
beers today to loo, which is the
most important change noticeable; the
Blackstone are selling ut l7ic, being an
advance of one-half, and there have
been rumors about failures yesterday
and to. day but the only one that can
be safely mentioned is that of Z. DID
olec Il Co., of Broadgay.
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,Msssrs chess 4 wells have struck o

Msssrs. Chess & Wells have struck oil
again at the depth of one hundred and
thirty-six feet, on Boyd's creek, near
Glasgow. This is the finest flowing we'll
that las ever been sunk in Kentucky.
'ass yield is about one hundred barrels
per day of the same quality of oil that
is being obtained from the other wells
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henry Ward Beechc- is said to have
joined baud of conspirators against
the mild aud paternal Spanish Govern
ment in Cuba. These Cuban "copper-
heads" call themselves the "Junta Pa.
triotica de Cubanas.S
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n WASHINGTON, May 4.
The Patent-Omee.


The new Commissioner Of Patents
has made several changes ofExaminers
and retains James s. Grinnell as Chief
Commissioner. He is maturing plan
to secure more uniformity in working
this Department. t
Hnstructiens OF Mr.. Nelson.
The Government is preparing the in
structions of Mr.. Nielsen, our new Minis
ter to Mexico, and he is leave for that
country in about three weeks.
Chief Justice Chase
Left the city yesterday for Richmond
in which city he holds court during
this week. Thence he goes to Raleigh,
North Carolina, and Charleston, South
Carolina, for the same purpose.
The Bosih Reward Case.
The case of Lafayette C. Baker and
others against the City of Washington,
for the reward of twenty thousand dol
lars offered for tho arrest of Booth and
his associates, vas some time ago de-
cided by Judge DIN, who held that as
Baker ct al. were officers of the Govern
ment, they could net share in the
award. The case has now been appealed
to the Court in baac, and will be heard
again this month before the full bench.
New Rules.
Secretary Boutwell, has issued his new
regulations, twelve in number, for the
government of clerks in his Department.
They differ from former regulations in
that they mean business instead of loaf
ing. One of the rules is that neither
smoking nor the use of intoxicating
liquors will be tolerated during business
hours, which are to be from nine to
three, instead Of nine to four, as hereto
fore
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MAILS.
IN $40 kegs assorted sizes nails, best braudsl
at MAXWELL a. TINGLES
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Carolina Rice.
ID EC~ EVED DIRECT FROM
- Factors iu Sou'H Carolina.
30 LiryCes PliMe q.
.ul' MAXWELL & TTNGLE.
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DIR JOHNSTON,
III VIZ" NNA'I
Sropbsr Of the Royal College OF Surge

Member Of the Royal College Of SusgcOs, 4,
dgn, graduate from one ,H o. inc 81, 9o.t easr
Dsrt Of whose life has been spent IN the hoS-i,
ef Loraon. Paris, philadelphia and elsevhs.
has effected some Of TIE most astonishing a.,
mat were ever known, Many TROUBLED
ringing III he head and ears when asleep e.
NERVOUSNESS, being alarmed ~ sudden se1ss
hashfuiness, with frequent blushing, sl,sl
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, Vtna
AL immediately.
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RI. addresses all those who have nis,
themselves by improper indulgence and s5t,,
them Tor other business, study, socitb |,
n Tbsse are some Of the Osd and melancholy .
fects producod by early habits Of youth, "a
NJ Lness of The Back and Limbs, f.ips = a.
road Dimness Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular b,
ar Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia. N,r-.
reliability, Derangement Of the nigosuvep,,.
tions, General Debility, Symptoms OF Col,s-,
ton, SO.
MENrALLg.-The fearful eject on th,r.,
are much 70 be dreaded-Loss OF Memsry d.
fusion Of Ideas Depression Of Splr6 h
Foroboaings, Aversion 10 Society. Self Di,,-g
Love Ui solitude, Timidib, 90. are SONS ~
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of al AGA er %,
judge what IL the cause Of their declining 100
losing their vigor, eecoming veal Pils. ra
vuus aud emaoiated, having a singular ans
anee about the eyes, eougs ard syaDtons
Consumption.
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BY THE CUBAN cABL E.
IBy Telsgraph to the Register.I ,

HAVANA, May 4.-The Cuban journals
contain thc'osual accounts Of Insignif-
can't skirmishes between the Spanish
and Cuban forces.
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A Cleveland sIarsset
CLEVELAND, May 4.

FL0UR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-No. / red winter held at
/ So. No. 3 do at 80.
/ CORN-Sales cars at tic.
OATS-Sales 2 cars at 69c.
RYE-In moderate request but firm at
| 25al % for No. 2, and l 81 for No. /.
PETROLEUM-Dull aud unchanged,
and holders are asking 29a30e fOrrefned
in car lots.
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&as.eA % EIaEs5qrg Cheese.
.R., BOXES VERY FINE. #
ElEg For sale nv
Maxwell s. Jingle.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The LIauor Questiou-The Pr0hibit0-
nv LAW AN BOst0n-Ex element
among the Liquor DeaIers-A Party
Contemplated.
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Toledo uarl,eL

TOLEDO, May 4,
. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat, am
Der opened 1c better, and closed with
the advance lost; sales at l IS, closing
at l 444 on the spot, 46 buyer May and
143 seller first half of June Corn lc
better for No. L; sales at G5e on the spot,
and at 69c buyer May; No. 2 held at 6ic.
Oats a shade better at 7Ga704c for Mich
igan. Rye quiet at l "a for Michigan.
Barley nominal.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

V'HE CREDITORS OF HENRY PAk Ss =,
son, are hereby notified 20 app, ia,,sf
West Virginia. on the 4th day o. Nay, 10 -
~ o'clock A. ~, and show canse, II A., -
have. Why the said Heary Parkinson 80 ri.
BE- discharged from his debts nnder tne
GEo. 3. CALDWELL
Register In Ba1rnp'@
WHEKLno, W. ", April - isse.
apriS-osw2W
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YOUNG IN

Who have INJURED themselves BY a certain pr,s
tlce INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at tchoo,. N,
effects Of which are nightly fel,, even via,
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage b
possible, and destroys both mind and tOtI
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young nan, The hcp,s
his country, tho darling OF hls paresn, ssoll
DO snatched from all prospects, and eAloyuGa
OF life by the consequences Of deyiahhg fna
the path of nature and INDUCING In Ssr,ai
secret habit. Such persons must before 81
templatng
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ORGANIC WEAKNrSS

Immediately Cured and yul vigvtp,
Nils Distressing Affection, which re,5.-.' a.
miserable and Marriage impossible, IA - ~
ty paid BY the victims Of improper inISls,'S..,s
Young persons are too apt 70 commit sIs'-.
frola not being aware Of the dreadful -,
.ouenoes that may enSue. Now, who thai -
sands the subject viii pretend to deny ~, =
mower Of procreation Is lost sooner by ,bos. u
Inc into improper habits than by tie M.
Pesides being deprived Of :ne pleasure Of he,St
offspring, the most serious and deStuctivesys,
tosls OF both body and mind arise. The ST..
becomes Derange1, the Physical and I,,.
Punctions weakened, loss OF Provocative pov'
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpita.is,
the Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Dell,
= wasting Of the Frame. Cough, COnEuupt.
Decay and Death.
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Reflect that y sound mind and body Ao N
most necessary requisites 70 promote eornusa
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage y
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view; ihe n,l
becomes Swallowed with despair and dfed VI
the melancholy reflection that the happ.rent
ouothar beconlea bliohfed with our own
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as.-J MAXWELL & TINGLE.
.OEqRAGs PRIME TO CHOICE RIO
a1r-9 MAXWELL & TNGLE.
SUGAR Cured CaRJ .sssed Hams
RI TlERCES "DAvIs" AND WILLARD
" ParLcrs" choice Hams 40 close figures.
slF@ MAXWELL = IlNGLE.-
Ssseu.e OF Coffee.
y M ToNEs UUMMELs.
I -Cl - co. FyliNs.
Spl.g -.'' '' p MAXwELL-& TINsLE.
Teas,
.IO Hale CT CHOICE g: f +. TEA
IS Boxes Prime G. p.
10 Half Oh. Prime oolongs'
An r-.sb lamentations. Just received.
apr2l MAXWELL a IlNGLE.
Vcyy Orleans sugars and Mo-
Iu~Ses.
fFN HHDs. PRIME & CHOICE SUGARS.
" loO BJls. Prime TO Strictly Choice Molas-
aarao MAXWELL 8 TNGLE.
SssRdrics.
En KEGS ENGLISH 81 CARE. SODA,
W 81 Gases Peuna. Con. Lye,
100 GIess Rich lrdson's Matches,
- Boxes Champion Bros Celebrated
200 KEGS Nails assorted sizes
CLUus, Euekrts Tabs, WashbOar6s, Cotton
Yarn, Wicking, Twincs SO.
api-y MA NLLL x IIA6LE.
NAILS.
~ 500 kegs assorted sizes nails, best branas'
at MAXWELL q TINGLES.
Carolina Rice.
ID EC- EvHD E1RECT FROM
~ Factors iu Sou'N Carolina.
ni3 MAXWELL & TrSGLE.
&gs-eA d EIal3bqrg Cheese.
.R., BOXES VERY FINE.
ELEg For sale nv
6fAEwEr $ JINGLE.
TSEeEEf % sUG 7t..- \
- - b5ls stlndr,l Pa, p5yd and grand
Ij 90. A. s. G Cgta8 SGEar8.
= do. E7. {. C. & G. yellow, at
&AAMLLL q TISGLEs
gEDVEsH0Gs.-
il Bacon Hams, Shoulders and SIDES Bulk
Aea.-. Dressed Hogs, Prime caf Lart Sc,
MAXWELL & TINGiI$
EEEUp.-
y 20 bh's. rrrr's Bose Golden syrop.
.a al. Monumental DO.
~ DO Dds. ro. .ol do.
-|sr-5 DO. DO
UJ.a. Aew York 90. For sale
D. 2. WILL q IlNGl.E
fs1IEA. WESTERN.
j. boxes g.39 JOS, back,
~ cata,ea do. TO-, and Navy is,
.u.Nu3 a..-scll's lu- black
uHgs LaaBantu5 ,J5, black,
Hghlud Chleitain Is blaoE
- Mermaid Navr A
J.uo Atf'o Navyls
Obj VrGGENEA.
Do boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
Do lg.yru.it lbs
DO " CuruHfy na
90 Twin ~ Dorado, soft pressed A.,
% Jagat LEut
10 EiltH fac Twist
lJ D-adsu Soft Pressed g.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
A. J.s. I.G. CJl aud dsg.
I'D ..faH'T j.. ~. c-fnn1 f~v
lb - IL .--1g't o rv Tt. frr sale.
TrT ALSO IaVE CgEBTswTLY
w ln core tH...fT TTFa. Wash Boards
.' .e tuauH s.frgl I.ogwood. Mad
Bloc srioi, Alum, Pep.
H. Eu.L-.-F C.Dges, Ma.
r HcfrY. Sass sI Soda Eabbit's
rr -es ae German soaps Family
l.r.H. Hff nf fslH|
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8g Telegraph.
no TRR REGISTER
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

IBy Telegraph to the Register
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Teas,
IN HALF CT CHOICE g. 7. TEA
ltl Y. II.
- Boxes Prime G.. p.
10 Half Oh. Prime Oolongs,
Arfrrsh appropriations, just received,
.arra5 MAXWELL a. TlNGLE.
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Ncyv Orleans sugars 3ad Mo-
Eu>Ses.
.rN HUns. PRIME & CHOICE SUGARS.
" aUO Bills Prime 10 Strictly Choice MOlas-
sgss for sale.
aarao MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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MARRIAGES.

Married Persons, or Young Nss g..
ing Marriage, being aware Of Rr,;c., pa,
mes organic debility, deforusS., Veal
cured. 'PoSclI
He who places himself under u.
/ nav refgiously oonfide In Ms -. D,
tleman, ard confidently rely upon Is,sn,ts
physician.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, whe have become tho vis,i,.
tary Vice, that dreadful and destrpc, o. Sci
which annually sweeps to an untirss eabit
thousands OF Young Men of the mo'.9 grsN
talents and brilliant intellect, who nj, eIA.isl
wise have antranced listening Senata, nt sihef
thunder of,eloqnenea, or, walked to ss.. liz u
thrilling Tyre, may call with fun eOnsS.s-Sy ID
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DISEASES OF nTPRUDENCI

When the misguided and imptudent foiGp
pleasure fnds that be has imbibed Tie ssel,
this painful disease, II too often haPPsui VI
an ill.timcd sense of shame OF dread Of disstsI
deters him from applying 20 those who, iva q
ucati0n and respectabilitY, can alone beihSi
him, delaying TIL the constitutional ynptoJia
this horrid disease make their appearance foi
a. liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nolturrs
pains In tho bead and limbs, dimnessoi sfd
deafness nodOs on the shin bones aha An
blotches on the head, face and e1trenlHsa
crossing with frightful rapidity, til
palate OF the mouth OF the bones
fall IN, and the victim Of this awful disals
comes O horrid object Of c0mmiserAtlon..lllI ~
puts a period 10 his dreadful suferinga BY 80
Ing hiIa 10 THAT Undiscovered County iNa
whence no traveller returns"
III melancholy fact that thousanas az ~
Tins 20 this terrible disease, owing 70 re ~
gkillfullness Ofignorant prctondors, NhP, " ~
use Of that DEADLY Poison, MEEcuHYI ruin "
constitution and make the roaidre Of iifs nice
able.
oFFICB-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimere Street
f0w doors from the corner. - fail b9l 70 0,
serve name and number.
r. No letters received unless postpaid, ~
containing q stamp 20 DO used on the rnspl
PoraOns writing should state arc, and send -
ton Of advertisement describing symptom
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hang In his ois~
ENDORSEMENT OF THE fRESS
The many thousands cured nj this eskh1
mcui within the last twenty years, and ths y
pcrOus Important Surgical Operations pfriofhs
~ ~. Johnston, witnessed sby the reporter
the Sun, and many other papers, notices q pho
appeared again and again before the pubhf
siaea bis standing ~ a gentleman Of chAfsoa
And responsibility, IL = sufficient guaranty y "
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cared. ssE'Sl
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gssE.drics.

SssDdrics.
En KEGS ENGLISH 81 CARE. SODA,
W 81 Gases Penna. Con. Lye, -
400 GIess Rich rdson's Matches,
- Boxes Champion Bros Celebrated
Soap,
200 KEGS Nails, assorted sizes
CLUus, Buckets, Tabs, WIshbOat6s, Cotton
Yarn, Wickng Twincs &c
apl.J MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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JOB PERMITTING.
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f.. sEcC-E or GOODS ~
' ard astp-fmsHt complete in sii
..H3 Cay a1 sell 90 cpaa.ry dealers arc
Htal'F Liz TINGLE.
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MEDICAL.
Estshlisheda rs Refuge from ouacA.
only place where a cure. can Be ebtsissA =

DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain &c..
only ERectual Remedy in the world ~. u,
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Strictures !. Veal
ot the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyoln1,--ss. .eetoa,
charges, Impotency. General DebiItv ~! p
ness. Dyspepsia, Laaguor, Low Snir;,,." ershi
sion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the De-, q SSOett
~. Trembling, Dimness Of Seht Ind
Disease Of the Head Throat, Nose Or Ssi Eia
fsNtiops Of the Liver Lungs Stomach Or =.
tarv Habits of Youth-sRcRgf and soi.On 81
tees more fatal to their victims thsD ~ ~ pa
of Sylens to the Mariners Of UlyS-es L,, so.e
their most brilliant hopes or aniieEs,,OOn shtl,
dering marriage, &C., impossible. 0@ 'es
The New York herald., 1869-01-09

psss such beneficial ali tho roqnates OF
vabty that basis good one ana corresponds 20 Sno
true interests Of the nation
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
GERMANY.

Bismarck aud Beust-Au-trinn Infuence In
the Eastern Observation-Disclosures Of flse
People Of Wurtcmbura 60 Join the Northern
Confcderntiou-The Boursc.
fRANKFoRT, Dee. 10, 1858.
There cannot be longer any doubt thet In political
intrgues or diplomatic skill Bcust has recently got
the better OF Bismarck. II becomes manifest by the
spefu language Of the Prusslan semi official press.
Just before the war Of $780, they im,each Austria
before public opinion for harborinV vsrlike inten-
tions still the same game cannot succeed twice. 1t
appears that Beust has crossed the ,lans OF Bis
marck In Roumanla by stating In the Beichsrath
that the whole country was great arsenal; that
thereby he called the attention OF the western
Powers TO this disturbing element; hat by their
interference the Bratano ministry vas dismissed
and this thorn In the side OF Austria nmoved. It IL
quite possible that Bratianos recent ssement that
Napoleon has been aware OF the larg transports Of
muskets from Prussia TO Roumania, istrue but then
the French Emperor has only PLACED trick to
The New York herald., 1869-01-09

In Holland the Chambers have voted for the main
tenancc OF capital punishment by majority of forty
fve
The Russian government has reduced 900 cities In
Poland 20 the denomination OF rural communities,
thus depriying them Of the right to possess any pro-
perty.
The Bishop OF Lmburg, In the Duchy OF Nassau,
annexation TO Prussia incompatible with his sent
ments.
A proposition has been made, and In NIL probabil-
ty WIN he accepted, that all the European govern
mcnts who have signed the international Currency
Convention shall also adopt international postage
stamps.
The Independence Beige Of Brussels, OF December
TO- was seized on the French frontiers for containing
too many particulars or the preparations made In
Paris 20 resist an expected popular demonstration
On the M
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
Il " r o p Il.

The communications which we present today
nom the HERALD's special correspondents in cadiA
and Constantinople are unusually interesting. me
vivid and graphic description Of the revolt OF the
insurrectioniss at Cadz and the causes which gave
rise to their revolt Is full and impartial review OF
the whole situation, and contains food for renection
10 all Interested in the great internal struggle now
going on the Spanish nation. II moreover throws
new light upon the Cadiz revoit, ana "hi tehu 10
change the impression as 10 the conpseAioh Oh tue
recent outbreak. From our Constantinople cores
uondent we are enabled to point out some Of the
reforms which have lately been introduced into the
management OF affairs on the island OF Gambia by
the government OF the Sultan. Taking into con-
sderation the present unsettled condition In urope
The two letters which we publish viii be found Of
M ore than ordinary interest.
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aby ihs .hs b..s good one and corresponds 90 Tho
true interests Of the nation
The Kings peroration was a. follows
M LoRps AND HONORABLE MEMBERS: After the ex-
% your The already Visible signs Of the
oy and when once that deSrss Of attained which
i0aIi:hng condition q ths country . due .,d
same 70 The whole nson which while with traditional po
% %s
have sancsioned by virtue OF our kingly power.
%
Of % ss and ss again Us
that the ruler of people only feel happy when they aso
The Right side OF the Diet-those who have sup
ported aud carried through the settlement with Aus
trla-did not separate without demonstration.
When they had assembled in the club which bears
the name OF their great leader Franz Deak the late
Speaker ofthe House OF Deputies, NJ. Somsch paid
dom and unselfsh public spirit. He said ALSO that
only envy and the blindcst party spirit could deny
the settlement "Giod grant that neither unrefiect-
Ing impetuosity nor base ambition, nor baser envy,
nor the impersonal spirit Of party hatred will ever
succeed In endangerng these gains"
AT the end of Somsich's enthusiastic panegyric
the members OF the club crowded round Deak and
Hungarian warmth. Deak then made q parting
speech. He SAID that his conscience justified him in
the verdict Of the nation might be at the forthcoming
genera; election the approval OF his owp conscience
would not desert him. He continued: -'If these
elections were always the result of calm reflection,
then should have no fear but that they, as well
as my conscience would justify our conduct; but
public opinion can often be misled through want
Of political training. Be 1t our duty therefore, to
en1ghten this public opinion, to counteract oil mis-
leading exctattons let them come from what quar-
ter they may, for these obscure truths purity.n
He then exhorted them to work hard for victory at
the ensuing elections and to strive as II the success
Of the party and their principles depended on their
individual exertions. The elections will take place IN
April next.
The Hungarian Budget for 1859 was voted without
debate by the Diet before 1t closed. The ordinary
expenses were set down at 1881, 100 forins; the
9SHs; tota sa
rms. There is, therefore, deficit In the eastern
half Of the empire or 12,677 500 forms. The ways
and means Of covering this deficit win be settled by
the next Diet.
The court win leave Ofen Or Vienna shortly
before Christmas.
The New York herald., 1869-01-09
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE N ROCHESTER.

The Chronicle gives details OF case OF alleged
breach OF promise which developed yesterday A
young man residing In Livingston coUnty had be-
trothed himself TO q young lady there previous to
flrss cavalry, and when his regiment was dsbandcd
on the western Plains he remained there, located
a coolpess had grown up between him and the
young lady In Livingston and correspondence had
ceased he deemed himself at liberty TO pay his at
lady In Rush, In this county. and came home to
marry. Yesterday morning tho parties were mar
ried and were about TO leave on wedding tour TO
the eastward when the Sher called upon the brlde-
groom with paper from the Livingston county
lady demanding damages for . breach OF promise.
He was required TO come 10 the city and enter bail
for his appearance TO answer the complaint His
bride resolved to come with him and share his fate
ana fortune. He procured tho ball, and the newly
welded pair returned 70 Rush last evening.