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TIE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

The annual election Of oficers, academcians and
associates has resulted as foilow5:-Mr. William
rage, President whose genius and culture richly
entitle him 20 this honor; Mr.. J. Q. A. Ward, the
eminent sculptor, Vice President; Mr.. ). Addison
Richards Corresponding Secretary; Mr.. Z. W. Perry,
Recording Secretary; Mr.. E. D. Il. Greene Trea-
surer. Fer CounCil-Messrs. J. r. Brcvo0rt G. II.
Hail. ;. J. Guy J. La Fargo, Launt
Thompson, A. d. ShatUck. For Hanging Com
mittee-hessrs. Daniel Huntington, w l.. Sontagg,
II. L. Henry. As ACademicians-- iii. a. H. Richie OF
Brooklyn Mr.. william T. Richards, OF Philadelphia;
Mr.. G. II. Boughton, who Is now In Europe, and Mr..
j. W. WOOD. AS observation-disclosures. L. G. Sectedt,
OF Buffalo; ". q. Wild and William NJ. Hunt. or
Boston; b. f. Eeinhart, Charles Colvery, Kruseman
Van Etten twno sails Saturday for Europel anu
David D. Neal twno Is now In Munich, l.. b. VIII
marth Arthur Parton, James Hope and LOUIS G.
TIFFANY. IL Ii gratifying to know that the election
OF officers OF the Academy is the Inauguration Of IN
ara of harmony as we'll as progress
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Personal Intelligence.


General Phil Sheridan left the Fifth Avenue Hotel
for Boston last evening.
Mrs. Lincoln and her Thad are stopping at the
Everett House.
H. Barro lliet, Chilean Consul at San Francisco, Is
guest at the Brevoort House.
captain Il. q. Mayne OF the British Navy, and
family have apartments at the Clarendon Hotel.
Judges z. Q. IIurd and r. Hitchcock. OF Ohio. are
domiced az the ST. Nicholas
General Custer, OF Boston, is sojourning at the
Fifth Avenue.
Judge Mcneil, OF Fishkill, Is residing at the Abe
marie Hotel
q. H. Roger United States Consul at Prague is
residing at the Grand Central.
cakes Ames, OF Massachusetts, Is guest at the
Fifth Avenue.
Senator Hubbell, OF Connecticut, is domicIled at
the Sturtevant, House.
Jacob L. Kavauagh, OF Newburg, is staying at the
ST. James.
g. Peabody RUSSELL OF Salem, is registered at the
Albemarle Hotel
Louis Baker, President OF the Senate OF West Viz.
glnia and editor OF the Wheeling Reste, is abiding
OF the Grand Central.
Oscar Townsend. President OF the Cleveland Co
iumbus am Cincinnati Railroad, Is residing at the
st. Nicholas.
william II. Macomber, OF Shanghai, China, is o
soIourner at the Fifth avenue.
q. +. Hulburd, OF Brasher Falls, is registered at
the Astor House.
Colonel s. R. Hamil, Of Washington. is abiding at
the ST. Mich olas.
Colonel W. p. Webb, Of Baltimore Is stopping at
the Grand Central
Judge Knlckerbocker, OF Iowa, is q resident at the
Sturtevant House.
Colonel w. Mason, OF Taunton, Mass Is staying
ct the Fifth Avenue.
r F. McEwen, Of England, is a sojourner at the
Brevo0rt House.
8. N. Mills, Of the United States Army Ia DOM.
Clled al the Grand Central.
Major ]. ii. Page called by the Indians "Bufalo
Chin'D, OF the Third infantry, United States Army,
has just arrived from the Indian Territory, and,
with his family, will remain short time In this
city. M
The Emperor Napoleon has sent TO General C. b.
Norton, VINO Is now In New York, letter express
ing his hearty appreciation Of the .s1toqnd0es de
svmpdtt'e' accorded to him by the American press.
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TEE PEACE TREATY.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW yulx HERALD.

The Diplor1nflsts Homeward ROund-DctRiIs
of the Terms OF feace Agreed Upon-Immu-
nifty of Privnto Property from Capture
The Rstnrr, of Prisoners.
LONDON, May IL, 1871.
despatch from Frankfort dated to-day SAYS
that Prince Bismarck has returned to Berlin and
MN. Favre and Pouyer-Quertier nave started for
Versailles.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.
The treaty OF peace just concluded ut Frankfort
abrogates the commercial treaty between France
and Germany, and gives to Prussia the control OF
the railways in the coded territory IN consIdera-
ton OF deduction from the war indemnity Of
3e00oo0oOf. One OF the clauses Of the treaty pro-
vdes for the acquisition by Prussia OF the railway
from Knoxville TO Luxembourg.
IMMUNITY OF PRIVATE PROPERTY FROM CAPTURE
IL IL reported that Prince Bismarck has promised
to renqulsh one milard OF the war indemnify on
the condition hat France agrees TO the Immunity
from capture " private property on the sea.
RETURN OF PRISONERS.
M. Pouyer- Quertier has gone to Mayence and
Cologne to make arrangements for the speedy re-
turn OF the French prisoners to Versailles.
Americas Charity Tor Fralce--The Storesbip
Relief Oh the scilly Isia uts.
LONDON, May IL, 1871.
TIC Unitel States storeshp Relief, from New York
and Philadelphia laden with provisions for the suf
fcrers In France from the late war. has arrived on
the Scilly Islands.
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MASkuS GS0sS BANQUET.

Last night the members OF the Magnus Gross AS
sociation ana their friends assembled at Gcrmanla
Hail. 200 THIRD avenue, and in good old Burgomeis-
ter fashion entertained ut banquet their patron,
after whom the association Is named. Coroner
Hermann was III the chair The toasis were pro.
bosed between the courses, aud by this means the
fashes o. wit anu other more solid intellectual food
alternated, sandwich style, with the ma. This Is
q good idea, and should be more LARGELY followed,
gsthcticaiy and harmoniously together In the
speech OF tie evening Mr. Gross stated tlat their
object was 10 cement union between all citizens OF
this country, whether Irish, GermAa or American,
founded on liberal Ideas aud coniucing TO mutual
benefit and support.
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AOUATICs.

Boat Racing in Nova scosia-Aiiiitary md
Naval Review.
HALIFAX, N. s., May II, 1871.
The secretary OF The Royal Halifax Yacht Club has
furnished tie following Information respecting the
aquatic carnival, TO be held here on the 2s.h, 3yth
anu 31st OF August next: On the first day general
regatta open 10 the Dominion; the second day u
great four-oar gig race, open TO the world prize
$4,000, ami on the third day scull
race, open TO The world, prize SI00, en-
try $40. III three boats start the second
Is to receive back her entrance money. The entries
are 10 he made with the secretary of the Royal
Yacht Club on or before the 10th o! August. There
Is 10 be mammoth hodge-podga chowGer on Ulnoh
Island on The afternoon Of the secoud day.
On the third day there will be great naval and
military review, with an Illumination and torch
light procession. The estimated amount necessary
10 carry out he programme and TO provide for tram
ing the two crews Is $4,000. Tie great Tyne and
St Jonn crews are expected to compete u the four
cared race,
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A rfRaMuUlATlac pfsTllENGs Il TIE c.TY.

Yesterday City Sanitary Inspector Morris went to
the residence OF DR.. Theyken. IN Franklin street,
and arrested tho ''medicine MANI aad sent han to
the Smallpox Hospital. II is alleged that Theyken
Is now covered with smallpox, and has been for
SOME SOME 'he, Notwithstanding whieh nc nas Con on
streets, exposing the whole community TO the
dreadful disease 1t Is said that last Tuesday he
went over TO iloboken and there called on several
parties ana wnen asked the cause OF MS face pein
broken oft 80 badly said 1t Was only a disorder OF
the blood or some other trininv affair."
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COMMUNAL REPORTS.
TtlEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HEiAlp.

Vnuvres Captured anu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fighting Yesterday-Dariag Atrucks-
ChnretIe's Command-Wherenbouts of
Rosscl.
PARIS, Thursday evening, |
Via LONDON, May l1-Midnight.)
Fort vanvres was captured last night by the ver-
eailles troops and was held Tor short time wnen It
was rccaptured BY the Communist forces. There
has been desperate lighting there to-day. The fort
is in very dapidated condition. and 1t will become
evacuate 1t.
DARING ATTACKS.
The government troops make daring attacks on
Neuiiiy anu Asnieres.
The Repe,, says General Charctte commands the
troops In the Bois de Boulogne.
WHEREABOUTS OF RossEr.
General Rossel has not gone to Versailles, as has
been repo.ted, but remains outside OF Paris, ready
to give his assistance co the revolution.
Delescluze Minister OF Was-Denial of De-
fcnt-The Principal Points of Attack
Escape Of R0ssel.
PARIS, May II, 1871
M. DelescIuze has been appointed Minister OF
var to the Commune.
WONT ADMIT DEFEAT
The Official reports TO the Commune deny that the
vers lillists nave won any victory.
PRINCIPAL POINTS OF ATTACK.
The principal attack OF the Versaillss ia expected
at Auteuil AMI Point du Jour. Both sides are mass
Ing their troops aud great battle Is anticipa ed.
ESCAPE OF ROsSEL.
General Rossei was arrested yesterday and placed
In the custody Of NJ. Girardn. At five O'Clock both
Of them disappeared, and neither has yet been re-
captured.
Dombrowski Supreme National Guard smen
Refusing to Fight-The Column Vendome-
NJ. Thicrs' Furniture Ordered Seized.
LONDON, May IL, 1871.
special despatch from Paris says General Rossel
has been arrested and that General Dombrowsk is
now supreme.
WON'T Fight.
The National G uard of the ACCOMPLISHMENT VAN
girard and the Pantheon have refused to march
against The Versailles troops.
TIE COLUMN vEHDoME.
The fall o. the Column Of vendome is, 1t is said,
now dennitively fixed Tor Friday.
NJ. THEIRS FURNITURE SEIZED.
In consequence OF the proclamation just issued by
NJ Theirs the Commune has decreed the seizure OF
his furniture and the demolition OF his residence In
Paris.
TIE LUXEMBOURG PALACE.
The palace OF the Luxembourg has been offered to
the city OF Paris for the holding OF its municipal
councils.
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nounced the signing OF the dennitve Treaty OF
Peace between France and Germany. He stated
that no alienation OF the conditions imposed by
Prince Bismarck could be obtained.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE DEMANDED.
Upon member Of the Assembly asking for an
explanation OF the recent interview with the dele
gates from Bordeaux II. Theirs answered In petu-
liant manner and demanded a vote OF confidence.
After much excitement in the Chamber a vote
was taken aud H. Theirs was sustained bg 405 to 10.
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WEATHER REPORT,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., HAY I2--l A. III.

WASHINGTON, d. G., HAY I2-l A. III.
Synopsis Jor Gae Past T,certgJouy mars.
The barometer has fallen on the Pacific coast ana
has remained stationary at the Rocky Mountain STA
TONS and has continued falling throughout the
country east OF the Rocky Mountains. The highest
pressure Is now found In Delaware. The
lowest Is probably In the extreme south
ern Georgia. The midnight reports have
been received IRON the Gulf and Rocky Mountain
stations. The raid which prevailed Wednesday
night In the Southern states very generally ceased
during the day, but cloudy and threatening
weather still continues. with fresh northerly and
northeasterly winds from tho onto valley to the
South Atlantic. Clear weather. with light winds,
continues over the lakes, Middle and Eastern
states.
Probabilities
IL Is probable that Friday the cloudy and
threatening weather Will extend Northward to the
Middle States, with variable weather and light
winds on the Eas. Atlantic and Lakes.
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r r A N G E.
Tremendous Results Of the
Bombardment Of Paris.
Desperate Fighting all Of
Yesterday.
VANvRES CAPTURED AND RECAPTURED.
Storming Of a Barricade in
Bourg-la-Reine.
Auteuil and Point du Jour the Principal
Points Of Attack.
D0MBR0WSKI IN SUPREME COMMAND.
Details Of the Peace Treaty Signed
at Frankfort.
Defeat Of Insurgent Arabs in
Algeria.
Defeat Of Insurgent Arabs in
Algeria.
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Tremendous Results OF the Cnnu0nade-A
lished.
VERSAILLES, May II, 1871.
The cannonade continues and the results are de-
but the fire of Fort Montrouge has been silenced.
BARRlCADE ST0RMED.
The government troops yesterday carried the
barrcades In the village or Bourg- Relne killing
and wounding one hundred Of the Insurgents and
capturing forty -hree.
NEW BATTERIES.
The government has established batteries at Cha
teau Becon In the Boulevard Eugene. at Neuilly,
and at Genneviillers.
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TIE PHsssOc0sM.as.

The celebration OF the nineteenth anniversary OF
the Phrcnocosmlan Literary Society OF the College
OF the City of New York, which took place last even
ing at tho Academy OF Music, attracted large ana
fashionable audience.
The exercises consisted OF some excellent music,
furnished by Grafulla's popular band and number
Of addresses upon interesting topics, delivered by
tue members OF the society.
The audience retired at the close OF the entertain.
mcnt with their ears filed with the familiar music
Of Old college Airsv
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PUBLIC DINNER TO BARON GERoLT.-A
public dinner having been rendered to Baron
Gerolt the Minister of the empire of Ger
many to the United States, the same will take
place on the evening of the 10th inst, at the
Union League Club Hall. We have no doubt
that this well-deserved compliment will prove
a most brilliant affair.
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Died.

TULLY.-On Thursday, May H. at hafpa9t ten
O'Clock, Mrs. ioNoRA FULLY. oil Ballinasloe, conntv
Galway, Ireland, aged So years.
The friends OF the family and those or her brother.
Martin Fnnegan. and her sOn-in-law, John NJ Ian.
ther, are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. 1871 stanton street, on
Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock
For Oher UcGthS see ElIhth Pdle.l
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General Term, with like adverse result 20
the plaintiff on the same plea. The statute
of limitations may do well in some cases, but
its plea, which is often made for the purpose
of defrauding creditors, cannot be interpreted
otherwise than robbing man of his conf
dence with one hand and his purse with the
other, or, in other words, as the highest at
tainment of successful roguery to cheat credit
prs out OF their just Dues
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The ATTEMPTED RAILROAD slAusaTfs.

The report published In Tuesdays papers OF an
alleged attempt to throw an express train from the
track OF the Erie Railroad, near Deposit is mali
cious fabrication, without the slightest foundation
In fact, anu evidently concocted By designing par
ties 70 lnure tho business OF the road.
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VIEWS THE PAST.

MAY IL.
lS64Rat'le OF Spottsy vania, Va. concluded the
defeat OF the rebels.
1s63-Battle OF Raymond, Miss; the rebels defeated.
1S09-Vtenna, Austria, captulated 10 the french, II
1Sy0-WellingtOn's forces assaulted and compelled
the French to retreat from Uporto Portugal.
164l-Earl OF Stranord. Prime Minister oil purland
executed at Tower HILL London,
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READ TGE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE

READ rGE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
FEoM PROMINENT MERCHANTS OF THIS CITY,
NEW YoaK, May g. 1871.
Having had unrnstaknbe evidence Of DIX. MokTIdEk'S
skill in curing Fever aud Ague, unhesatnsy
his method treatment astonishing and success,
earnestly advise those afflicted With ms Distressing
maIaiy FEELING assured that they Will
derive Immediate aid permanent benefit thereby.
'' THOMAS j.. ,tkYNOR
wholesale hardware u erchant, s. Chambers street.
GEO. w. CARSON,
wholesale paper dealer, 4fneekrnnn street.
CiiAS N. BRACKET. -
Uaitod Staten Trcasnry Agent texCity Fire Marshal)
IS Vail street.
@. W. THOMPSON,
Hunce Paper Company, % Barclay street,
EDWARD W. BURkELfs
Amsxican Glass Company, 1917 Pearl street.
JA3EZ HARRIS.
Frlp're Laun Try, 3yl East Fifty third street,
ny Or. MORTIMkR'S new principle In the treatment Of
this disease speedy and permanent. cure guaranteed in
all OF however long standing, without the use OF
qunine or kindred those DESTROYS OF
eaoyn perfect immunity from aud Agur ell
mate and under al circuuS,apces would do web 10 consus
DR.. Moltimez at his oiicea % West Fourth street..
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.


The Signing Of the Peace Trenty Announced
No Alienation of the Condssions-A Rev
In tho Assc abb y--Thiers sustained.
VERSAILLES, May III, 1871.
In the Assembly TO-DAY President Theirs an
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Important News from AIgerin-The Arabs
Defeated and their Leader Killed.
VERSAILLES, May IL, 1871.
Important news has been received from Algeria,
where the condition OF affairs has decidedly I'M.
proved. The Arab insurgents have been defeated
in an engagement, In which their leader, Kife
MOkranL WAS killed.
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h.-ssTrHth il StrauErr Tinn Fiction" SAYS
tho bard and tho quotation will be borne by she foow
n letter snple reiaon OF the wonderful proper tea OF
Dr. FELIX G0URAbD'5 ORIENTAL CREAM, OR MAGI-
OF California; Steele Co., only the wide spread
popularity Of hIs
when two kilograms forwarded 10 The DOCTOR at cost OF
uny, through the columns OF the vide Herald, 70
ali who his Oriental that he will no1
hold himself Responsible for damage sustained Ia transit
from his dero ~ Bond street New ork Touching the
ble ioubiless habit Of sending e. tho
Creamon the Northern routes WATER have had
complaints before about s destruction by os In
Dr. c. positively Asserts that his rsk shipment TO California
received the through the druggist rms Of
New York In tins ton proper that
druggists should give least adj
The demand for the wonderful heautying
ceeds the supply the chemical OF the compound
being tdonS slow ana r.gn'ring s,ea. care Orders for
wholesale druggists. i.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s. 1871.
T. r. GoUgAUp, Esl-Dear SirVe take the earliest OPP
porunty business has allowed to write
the shipments Oriental Cream of December "a aud
a. Both lots entirely frozen and brokons
bottle saved. We feel that are Ia measure re-
spOnsibe doubtless the habit OF sending
the northern routes In winter and m,at hnve mad com
to write II expect us To pay Tor the same We
similar here have refused
to take rather such damaged goods Untor-
tunaely does not thaw until the ordinary temper stro
causes II to melt out Your obcdleRt servants,
JAMES a. STEELE Co
N. B.--we already "eu" $40 for telegram Sc 50
freight. =. K CO.
the paid the matter will have to be- passed
upon by a jury.
A-rnr Pine md Elcu0ut Tpt (SG tn
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E NJ G. 4 a. nv ..
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

The English Claims on the United etetes-The
Cunard Steamship Company and the Ameri-
can Mails-Ths Army Regula-
ton Bll-The Masqueradsrs
Still Awaiting Trial.
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Turclxn Mineral Wnfer, Saratoga SprinCs-
Superior all oheTi in Dyspepsia ADD Diseases of Liver
and kidneys. b j. LEVY, Agent No. Hudson River RAN
road. Varck street.
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FAMINE In PERSIA.

TlLElRLA 70 THE new ylit llE3AL3.
LONDON, May II. 1871.
Special dispatches from Bombay report famine
In Persia from lack of rain, and that thousands Of
the nhabltants are dying
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rov., yraxnpa lottery.

No Charge to Raeumatics for Gn,ranrss IRA 1S
cure In limited ausrtty-pr. PLIERS hnSo"~AiaN
SYRuP-or money refunded u John street
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Lobdeips New Mammoth lr'h'rG uomss
Cor Gents AND Boys Ready Mae and Custom IIess e"cse
In the city llS0 broadway, corner Tweny-sig''a soe
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Diwnonds, Watches nud Jewslry,

Clover,n. Sunrlants Bcnzine In NIL IT'S U.cs,
possessing OF is offensive properties but i rseful
ones. 20 cents Der bottle.
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A.-As.--A.-Jusf Received
from Paris
French Clocks, Brorzcs,
Newell Statusttos
real BrOnxes In Grcups, Birds,
Musical Boxes
In variety.
TIE largest assortI2enk In the city.
ALEX NJ. HAYS a. CO..
Is Mahien Lar ne. :
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EFFORTS Faa THE RELEAsE or PRISONERS


Release o. Nuns and German Prisoners Oh
tainet-iparimcnts o. Foreigners Not TO lie
Distur5ed-Anothc- Visit TO Archoi=.iop i;ar-
boy. -st = 49, ."at'+
WASHINGTON. Nay II, 1871.
The following letter from Minister washburne has
been received at the State Department.
LEGATION OF TUE UNITED STATES
PARIS, April 25 1871. I
SlE-Berore The Journal O9cid, OF me Commune
had reached tie Legation this morning Mr.. Malet,
OF the British embassy, called Ia see me IN relation
to a decree OF the Commune. which appeared In
IN that paper OF to-day, by which requisition
made OF all the vacant apartments in Paris As this
was matter 0! great importance to both English
menis IN me city, we determined 1t was necessary 10
take immediate steps Ter the purpose OF
cuped. We therefore addressed ourselves to
VISIT TO PAsCHALL oR0ussEr.
Etraaairss. lie il a man or nteigence, edncation
and sentee personal appearance. He received us
with genuine politeness IN the same room where
had been received Dy eight or ten different WINS
ters OF Foreign Affairs OF the Regular government
NJ. GRoussE 's ASSURANCES.
After explaining to him the Oh ect Of our visit he
was very prompt to say that II never intended
that the decree should include the apartments or
foreignsrs taong W u was no, so
made, and that orders should be given that the
apartments OF foreigners should not be moested
tnnt II VIC should hear OF any disturbance OF such
apartments, belong ng either TO the American or
the English, md would inform him OF the TACT, ne
WOuu lake lUiluculutc HicaSulSs W nave thc SNu
corrected. We thanked HIM for so prompt ana so
satisfactorily responding " our wishes, anu TOOK
our leave.
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN THE RELEASE OF GERMANS.
From The Foreign ONCE went IN person to the
Prefecture Of toce to obtain the discharge OF seve.
raj ermans, one of them priest incatcerated at
Mazas There found Young man In charge, VINO
very promptly complied with my request, ani gave
me written orders 10 have them set at liberty.
FREEDOM FOR TWO NUNS OBTAINED.
Yesterday an American lady called at tho Lcga-
ton TO neg me to interest myself to procure Jhe re-
lease from prison OF the Sisters OF Charity tFrench
Th,s LADY was herself sister VI Charity and
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IsNtcIer's
DEAD SHOT FGE BED BUGS.
Try u and sleep Ia peace.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The iscst In tito
vord The only periec dye; harmless retnbe iIstarta
Factory II .iond street.
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poval Havana Lat,ery OF Cuba.--v ac Ofll-
ciaI Jrawnr received No a!ti drIN s2ln,uo. Sad
S''' JOSEPH BArrS 4 CO.,
post ocrce box l25L No. 20 Wall street.
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Royal Havana FrtierF. -. 49,.
sbe or he oasa lat from Havana confirms mo
ecram tna have sold the Capital Przs oI szouov N
drawing of April 20. -. c..n,. A.. MN,
Cold an silver, Government Securities, AZ. :,
TAYLOR q co.. BANKERS, ~ Wall street, New York.
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Nr. Hver's Isrbor1fDrv, That HIS DOrO
such .aders the sick.
tbs beaul mankndfor the coiinss which advancing
is prone to diminish nBi deitroy. Hts VI6UR
nours ,riant locks the bald and gray pacs
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