8 THE DAILY. EVEKIKG , TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TIIUIISDAY, AUGUST 9, 1866. EUROPE. IKWS TO TUESDAY EVENING. By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable. mtara f thm Klar ot Prnwl to Br Mm CvngratBlaUory A4dreait Reply of tbo HiBff. IjOhdoh, August 6. The King of Prussia baa ttttaraed to Berlin. Th municipal authorities presented him a congratulatory address, In irply to which the King expressed his th,mkn, and pointed out that Prussia had drawn the word not only lor her own independence, but for the reoivanization oi Germany. The first, aid the King, lias been achieved; the second iv, by the help ot (iod, also be obtained. KfervthinK promises a baiipy future lor Prus sia, as an honorable and lasting peace is im minent. TBI PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT SPEECH OK THE KINO. The King in person opened t!ie Prussian Chambers ycsieruay. The tollowing is his fcech in full: ll nstnous, noblo, and loyal Gentlemen of both Booms ot the Diet: Now tnat ou are assembled round Die, the representatives ot thu country, my bear! impels mo to express. II 1st ot all, Iruui tuia place, my sto and my peoplo's thank- lor (ixi's friftcioua goodness, which bos assisted Prussia amidst Iieavy bat successful sacriticos, nut on y in averting Itoio onr Iroutiors tho dinger ot bos llitletf. out uabliua the arm? 01' the country by a rapid victory t add fresh latirols to its iiiberlid tuniR, and to tmootb a rourso lor the na ural developments f tieriiiauy, acco npunjod by the vteibie blessing of 4.od. The best of tho nation capablo of boarmir arm ntbustastic&iiy obeyed the summons to tho sacred atnuRie tor independence and t ti fatborland. Our t roio army, supported by a lew but laitlitu! nlli'js, advanced from success to success, from victory to victory, in tiio cast as in the west. MuCtl precious blood Las been spilled; this country mo irns ths Joss 01 many brave men, wti'i oiod heroes in the Jmhol tnuniih. Our standard waved along: a line xtenfling from tho Carpathians to the Uhiue. It will be lor the Government and tho representatives 1 tiie pcopio, in united co operation, to bring to maturity the tiuit that must b- gathered from those unyuinari seeds, and prevent their being soatterod in rain, "tienilemon ot both Houses of the Diet: My Government is able to look.wltli satislaotlon upon the financial position ot tuo Stuto Careful loio aiRhi and conscientious econumv have placed us m a position to ovcrcomo tue great financial dilli cnlties which have resulted, as a unlur.il conse quence, trom the circumstances of the pront time. "Although a material ouimy was impo-ed upon the Treasury during- receui years, by tho war wnii Den nark, it has beeu lound possible to moot the ex ptoses hitherto incurred in tue prmeno wor from, the (Stale revenue aud exist in? balauces, without imposing any other burdeu upon the country tnaa that of lurniehing supp'ies in kiud for war purposes, Uiat it is bound to provide by taw. "I hope, most assuredly, that the means requirod far the successful termmatiuu ot tho war and pay vent of supplies in kind, while maintaining order and security in finance will be readily granted by yea. Ad agreement cou'd bo made with tho r-pre-enttrves as to the settlement of tuo budget, which y. n0t been able to be effected dunng thj last lew - m-A ......, ...1m 4l.ta v,n.ln4 in "iOPO'aio vutiuy mvuiruu uuuuk tmn iictivu o, afeerrlore, destitute ot that legal basis whicti I aft'n acknowledge the budget 01111 aloue icaoU through the law, by which means tho Con-tuutiou of '09 ordains tbat it Is an annuity agreed upon between my Woverumcut and tho two Houses ot the Diet. 'Although my (joveinmout 1ms ne vert lie ess car liti on the budget lor severaUyenrs wilhout a legal tana, tbis has only been uone alter conscientious examination, and with 1 orioctncss, iu accordance with tbe Diet, tbat the coniract ot administration, the fulfilment of lctral obligations towards public creditors, and 'flicimlv the maintenance 01 tnoarmy end Btate establishment, were questions vital to the existence of the State, and that the course adopted, therefore, became one of tnose iuovUablo nooesg. ties which, in the interest of tpccouutry, a Govern KtDt must pot hesitate to aoopt. "1 trust that the r. cent events will, in so tar, con tribute 10 elfect an Indisoonsaoio understanding that indemnity lor our having carried ou the admims'ra ken without a law tegulatinp tho budirot, applica tion for which will be made to tho representative", will be granted to my Government, aud the hitherto existing conflict, be thereby liauily and tho more ecu rely brought toa conclusion, as it may be ex pected that the political condition of tho lathorluiitl will aomit of an extension ot the frontiers of the (State ana the estaolisbmout of a United 1-edeial army, under the leade ship of I'rtiss.a-cosfs which will be borne by all the members of the Contexlcra toon. "i he bills required in this respect Tor the convo cation ot a popular representative Federal State, Will be laid belore the Diet without do ay. fceritltmen, you know that our latherlaud feels the blah impoitance uf the moment that brings me nee more among you. May Providence b ess Prus sia as t raciouBly in the future as it has visibly blessed the immediate past. May God grant it," PRUSSIA DECLINES A SECOND CONGRUSS. "Prussia lias positively declined, the proposals t Russia lor ft L'onsrcss oi' the powers which signed the treaty ot Vienna. SBCEFTION OF KINO WILHELM IN BERLIN. "Birlin, August 6. The first Bittint of the Chambers was held to-day. The members rose and cheered the King and the Prussian victories. Count fitolberg was elected President of the Upper House. REPUBLICANS ARRESTED IN HUNGARY. Pbbth, Aueust 6. Several political arrests "fcaye been made by the military here to-day, aad in other parts ot Hungary. PEACE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND SAXONY. DRESDEN, August 7. Peace negotiations tire about to be opened between Prussia aud Saxony. T1ACE CONOREHB AT PRAGUEWAR MAY BE CON' TINUED IN THE TYROL. Vienna, August C It is expected that a defl--nitivp treaty of Deaoe will soon bu signed by the Anntrian and Prussian plenipotentiaries at Jrague. Italy is not included. If the difficulty relative to the armistice with Italy is not arranged within a lew days, hostili ties will be Tenewed. TXACB NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY. Tlobbnce, Augu-t C The Italian and Ana triau Generals met at Corinono, in Austria, to negotiate. France takes no part in the pending armistice. Austria and Italy, if it can be ar ranged, will hold a separate peace conference, with the concurrence ot i'rauce, aud it will pro laably meet at Pails. From St Pcieifsbnrir in aDay. Vtvnnmtirma to Receive the " M'antonomaV'A Whole tStjuadron to do the honors Advances f TO.VQT Or Hie ewm uni aiuita. St. Petersburg. Antzust 7. There is great nthiisinsm hure in reference to the visit of the American squadron. The Itussian fleet has eoue to Heluinators to meet it. Some of the Itussian tankers have advanced 1)0,000,000 francs to coin--nivtj. tlie railroad trom Kotdurto Mor'chniiskron. Renewed eli'orts are being made to obtain the Intervention ot Husb'ir with Prussia in behalf ot ihn south German States. The Czar has entered Into no arrange ruent relative to the quentiou as jet. Miscellaneous. ADMIRAL 0OLDSBOR0UGII BAILS FOR CHERBOURG. i.mjrirvH. Autrust 7. The C'otorado. Admiral fJoldsborongb's tlitgship, from Lisbon, arrived at Plymouth, and nailed for Cherbourg. JSU MACE BT1LL CHAMPION OF TUB ENGLISH P. R. London, August 7. The yacht. Frolic sailed with tbe prize-tig titers mace ana uoss ou uuaru. Thev foutrht lor $2000. Mace won in twenty- one rounds. . luteal Caamerelal News. Xivebpool, August 7, Evening. Sales of Cot ..!. Tinm IihIph. the market being flat. Loudon, August 7, Evening. Consols closed ikil for money. The last sales ot Five-twenties tt-daj were at tftti lUwti teatrtvlKaiUoad, T5 LATEST NEWS BY STEAMSHIP. the cable now tiie news of its success was RECEIVED IN ENGLAND. The London Times ot July 28 says: "The llouiei oi Parliament and the leadtnt Lon don clubs were apprisvnot the siiocessini landing of the Atlantic cab e at du.ricr-tiino last evening. The Uletrapiiic ujluh reporting the proceeding in Par lament, and bv moans of wi.tcb members are kept mlormtd every qoarterot an hour as to what is actually taking place lu the Hou-e contained this 1 osicript : ' i he Atlantic cable is lauded; all eoing well.' The inteilivenoe rapidly spread and be lore 10 o click it wasknwon all ovr tin towu tbat tho tucct-rs ot 1 ho expedition is asubs'anttal and incon trovertible fact, in sin.e of special correspondence, Irequvn I comment, and elaborate explanations, the pnbho have been slow to telievo in 'he aupioach ing to.il mem of tho promises and prognostications 01 the lust ten tears, toence the news ot last even ing occamoned almost as much excitement and surprise as if itweienot the rational sequence to what a already known. 1 bat tbe cable was going on well, and that the Grrat Wern,as perloiming her a lo'tod tasK succfutully, had been scoepied readily enough; but that coromiinic.ition was actually ostab tshed, and that today's American news inlht be ex pected in a few hours, seemed to strike all hearers as a start ing an unexpected nov.-itv. "It mav, perhaps, st.ve somo conliislon of Meas If we again state that fce original Atlantic lelerapti Company has a comparatively remote interest In the Lew ckblo, and tbat tho words guaranteed eight per cent ' mnst not .bo taken 100 literally, the real Atlantic Telerraph prolerenco sharts are the X10 ones oi tho ADg.o-Amcrican Company, and the bolder, ot these are guaranteed more than twenty per cent, belore the Atlantic telegraph shareholders receive a penny. If it should happen that ihe first year's earnings of the cab 0 do not exceed 12.0U0 an improbable contingency the whole ot (hut sum will te d vidi d among the noluerj ot Anr o-American stock. The pa'd up capital of the Auglo-Amn' 1 can CompanT is X6u0 (AMI. A lunlier turn oi X1UU,0 is to to faanued over to the Consti notion Compauy when tie lino is opened ; and lor this XSOO.OOO, tlio first X126 000 eainid each yeur by electrical eominii mcatiou Letwecn Kurope aud the L'nitod (itatoi is rccurrd by charter to the shareholders of tho Aufi,t American Comtmiy. Iu other words, tho lattor's shares arc A'lautic Tclouiaph prclereuce cnos, with a guarantee of twenty per cent." A letter to tbe 'J'imrs, from Valencia, says: "A continuous stream cf application Is flowing day by oay on Air. Gius. oflermg almost any sum) lor priotitv 01 messages to America wlicu the liuo is O ei.ed, Mr. Glnss, tho manufing director of the Company, now ee'dom leaves the telegraph houso at Koilliomnicrum. either night or day. Even during Ihe very short Interval ot hi absence every message and signal is broueht to htm, no mat er at what timo ot tte night. It is only lair to say, ot what we hope mav be the successlui conclusion of tins great cuter prise, that from first to la-t the credit ot its achieve ment is almost solely duo to him. His energy, his orguriiation, and not a little ot his caiital, have kept the various piiiLs going, and if tho Atlantic cable is laid this tin 0 Sir. Glass may lairly claim tub cmel honors ot its success. "In anticipation of its completion a rcat fete is preparing here lor all tho country people between this and even as far as Kiilarnev, who may choose to come on the hospitablo inviMnon oli'ered to ail flit una. Tho Kuivht ot Kerry and Mr. Glass aro to be the entertainers, l ireworks and illuminations have arrived lrom Dublin, and evervtuing seems to promise a grand gala day and n ilit to commemo-rnt- the epccesslul laying of the Atlantic cable in 166." A Liverpool letter of July 2Sth says: "1 pi equine you will know as much about the Atlantic caolo as wo do long before you vet tins; but 1 nevertheless, 111 ease of accident, report the (act that the shore end was lauded ut .Newfoundland ou the 27th; that messages ot congraiulu'ion passed lap dlv between Iteiand and Aevvloundlaud; that in.-uliation ana continuity wero period; and that the speed ol transnns-ion hod mucii increased since tho surplus ctto Had been cut oil, " Even at this date there are Borne people who assert the cable Is a myth, and that tho des patches reported to have pasucl along thu wires are utterly boeus. The following may, perhaps, convince them: Valentin teleyram July 28) to London Times. "following telegiam received lrom Xenionul lsiiU : " 'ooorn to glasr. '"Our shore end bus just boeti laid, and a most per icct cnb'o, under (ion's blessing, completes t. le graphto comuiuuicatioii bolwceu Kugiand and the. contn.ent ot America. I cannot liud words 10 ex pretsmydctp seni-e of tho untiring zeal and tne earnest and cltcerlul nionner in which every ouo on bouid, I10111 the lughcs. to t!:e owest, has performed the aiixioii" and arduous outies thev, iu iheirsjye ral departments, have haa to perlorm. Iheiruu tiring eneriiy ana waiclnul care night an il day tor the l.enud ot two wceas requncd to coiu.iloto this w 11k can only bo lullv umiertood and appreci ited bv any one who. like myselt, has seen it. All have taithtiil.y doi.e t'nii' duty, and Wor 111 die r success, and join with me in hearty congratulations to our Iriei ds in England wl:o have ii various ways labored in enrrying out this great work.' " 'c find, on compannir the first telegram from London to the Asocia'cd Press here, that it is fully verified, wifh the exception ot one or two verbal variations, as in tue following quotutiou trom a congratulatory cable art.cle in the Loudon limes, July 27th: Cable Vertion. 4s At-tua.'ly Print f A. "It is a great work-a "It is a g'eat work a glory ot the age and na-gloiy to our ago aud na- tioiiB ; aud they who have achieved it deserve to be honored as benefactors ot their, race." :iou; and inn meu wuo have achieved it deserve to be honored among the benefactors ol their race." As rnlplit be espected, the stock of the com lariy una rapidly appreciated in the London n w-ket, in view of the success of the enterprise. Prices are quoted at 24 per cent, higher, closing at 124. Preference shares are still about i, or 1 percent, uiscount. Queen Emma's Mission to England a x Hiiure. ThP London Honcomformis'. savs concerning the recent visit ot Queen Emma of the Sandwich inlands to hnttlund: "ihe yueen's mission 10 the High Churchmen oi England has been a failure. Under the htebest ilpiscopai ana arts trwrntic natronace. she pas attenden mecuntrs, public and private, in all parts of England. The Rishf.T) of Oxlerd has been a Peter the Hermit for her sake, and here, theie. and everywhere, bus enlarged on the claim of the Sandwich lolnnds to the support of the High Churchmen. Her Malesty has been away lrom her country more thun a year; her expenses must have been very considerable, yet the whole amount col lected lor ner bus been onty aouuu, in auuuiou to another 5000 towards a memorial catnearai. The John Lull still hopes, 'even at the eleventh hour,' that she will not bo compelled to believe that the English people ore given to words rather than to actions; but the fact is, that her Mulebtyhas fallen m with the wrong class of Enclish people. That is all. We are sorty, but we are not surprised." Tbe ArinUtlce In Europe. A SEMI-OFFICIAL FRENCH STATEMENT. Tho following appears in tho Paris MonUeur du !oir: "The conciliatory efforts of the French cabi net have produced 11 first result the belliuerent poweis consent to the conclusion ot an armis tice anu tue opening ot negotiations ior pence. Tbe conditions on which his Majesty's Gov ernment tillered its good offices are now perlcctly well known. Austria had deemed to abandon Venetia, And thus the subject- matter ol the contest lor which Italy took up arms was removed, cm tne other hand, Prusbla had obtained such important ana rapid advantages ootu in the north aud couth, tbat tue moment came lor appealing to tne pacific sentiments 01 tbe Courts 01 v leuna, iserun, and Florence, me French Ooveriiment relied upon the influence 01 its counsels, and the spirit ot moderation of the three Cabinets.to attain the object it had in view; audits expectation uasnot been disappointed. France will continue tho part ot a friendly medi ator in the deliberations now about to be opened, and sho will continue 10 empioy ner innuence to facilitate the work ot paeuieatiou to which she bus convened the belligerents, it was only ..nor nuiiitui hesitation inai Austria accented huupu .f neace involving her expulsion from the (Jermanio Confederation; the souvenirs connect ing this power with Germany are iudeod the oldest in her history. However, u we may the language of the Austrian Dress. tho'ioeiinff nf retrret caused bv this sacritice has not been equally strong iu all the provinces of .he empire. , . "For many years past there has been much difference 01 opinion as to the proper share of mert. That element ban hitherto preponderated tn the constitutional crpaniem of Austria, but it Is not predominant, if we consider the ex tent of its territory and the composition of it population. The Austrian Government haa itself admitted that, tn order to strengthen its interns! anthority, and establish a real cohesion between so many peoples of various nationali ties, it was necessary to adopt the idea of a )ust equilibrium; and the work of conciliation In IluDgary undertaken by the present ministry has this precise object, Taking these grounds, several organs of opinion think that Austria should seek within herself for conditions of rtiength and prot-perityj and that when les ficctinicd w:th the ariairs of Germany, and r lteved trom the costly burden of Venice, she w ill be frepr todevelope the immense resources contained in most of the eastern provinces of her empire. "It Is moreover known that the project of re'orm lalely presented to the Diet ot Prussia, while implying the rupture of existing ties between Austria and Opru.an.v, leave a door open for new rtlaiions in tbe future. It results, besides, from a conversation which M. de His mark hud at Mrunn with an old member of the Austtinn Kctchsrath, and which is at this mo ment the theme of so much discussion at VieM a, that t oo Court of Prussia is not onpocd In princit'le to reciprocal treaties between Austila and the Governments of Southern Ger many." AFFAIRS ON TIIEtONTINEM. EVENl.NO TELEGRAPH SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Paris. July 27, 18G6. The Situation is in no way modified. The armistice of fite days expires to-duy; it Is likely thaijit will be lengthened to live days more. The belligctents do not seem to be able to put their horses' heads toge'ber. Italy, no doubt at the instigation of Prussia, is putting every obsUcle In the way of an arrangement. Prince Napo leon Is etill ac the heudqnaitcis of his father-in-law, aud Is doing all be can to counteract the influence of Prtusiu. Italy is mot desirous if carrjiag on the war, and oi getting Tyrol and Isfrin. Napoleon III is very much put out, as he finds he cannot have it all his own way. The Momteur, from being very loquacious, has now become most taciturn. NAVAL ENGAGEMENT AT LISSA, The Italian fleet, which has been lying inac tive for so many months in the waters ol th3 Adriatic, and from which so much had been ex pected, has not tared better than the laud lotces of Victor Emanuel, as it was completely beaten a few days ago by an Austrian fleet infe rior in n limber, oil' Lisa, a stronuly fortiiiel town on tbe const of Dalmntia. The Italnns lost two ships the lie iF Italia aud a common boat, the crew of the latter preferrng to blow up the vessel to siurcndcnrg to the Austriaus. The Italian Admiral Per.-mno louud his lleet so crip pled tbat he was obliged to retire to Ancoua for repairs. However, till Italian ptipers w inch we have hitherto seen claim the viciory for Italy, and several to,vns illuminated to celebrate the event. ADMIRAL l'ERSANO. we hear, was so dispirited at tne loss 01 in Be d?L alia, a very hue Iron-clad, that he at tempted to lay violent hands on himself. He also hud many other subjects of vexation, as when the licet was about to put to sea several of the English engine men refused to work, saying they had beeu engaged to instruct the Italians, aud not 10 go to war. DEATU OF DEPUTY BOGGIO. The well-known orator, journalist, barrnter, and member of Parliament, who happened to be on the J'aicstro as Government Commissioner, shared the fate of the rest ol the crew. Sig;:or Bogeio was the illegitimate broiher of the late Oouut Cavotir, to whom ho bore a most striking likeness. The deceased deputy was drowned iu the waters of that. Adriatic from which he was so desirous ol'dilving away the Austiiaus. tue E.;rLoirs of the garioai.dini. The soldiers of Garibaldi, for the most part mere youths, have been advancing foot oy foot in the Tyrol, which is poorly dcletided, as tho Austrlans have been obliged to concentrate all their available forces on the banks oi the Danube; therefore the detense of the Tyrol may be called a pro forma one. All accounts from Italy agree in stating that the grat patriot GARIBALDI IB DYING. The hero of Varese is now but the shadow of himself. He still sutlers acutely lrom tne wound received at Aspromonte in 1862, and it is the opinion ol the medical men in attendance on the General that his days are numbered. Menotti Garibaldi, his son, was a few days ago slightly wouudud, but it appears that he is in a fair way of recovery. ATROCITIES OF THE PRUSSIANS IN FRANKFORT. The indignation of all Euiope haa by this time hi pn nroused bv the conduct of Generals von Falkenstein aud Manteutl'el towards the Inofl'en sive inhabitants of the free town of Frankfort-on-tbe-Main. General von Falkenstein began by levying the sum of 6,000,000 ot florins. Having been named Governor of Bohemia, the first act of his successor was to visit the city with another war contribution of 25,000,000 of florins, forming a total of 75,000,000 ot traucs.for a city which has not more than 70,000 inhabi tants. What a joyful prospect for the future! 'There Is not such a sum in the city," said the wo Senators who have accepted the functions of Civil Commissioners. "I do not insist abso lutely in being paid in hard cash. There are good signatures in Frankfort; I will take bills." "Your Excellency, It It is impossible !" "Do not pronounce that word lor you will draw on your city the horrors of pil lage." This short but memorable conversation took place ou the 20th of July, in the year of our Lord lsoc. The Commissioners set to work. They had a meeting, at the Chamber of Com merce, of the principal bankers, aud submitted to them the new demands of the Prussian occu pation. A deputation, compo-ed of Messrs. de Rothschild, Grunelius und De Neville, was sent to General von Mantoutl'el. They obtained the same reply as before. The General said to them: What matters. It you call a second Duke of Alba!" Latest accounts trom tranklort do not tell us if the money had been paid. Formerly the axiom was, Portius tnori quam fatduri. Tbe Jews ot Frankfort ''out change tout cela;" they say now-a days, "Itather die than pay." Tele" grams from Berlin assert tbat It is more than likely that the Prussian Government will dis. avow tbe conduct of ite generals. The philoso pher Tousnel was right w hen lie said, "The Jews are the kings of the earth." The history ot Frankfort is one ot the most curious episodes of the present war. Kn attendant, negotiations are still going on. The Preusischer-taats-Ameiijes of Berlin gives us the Items of the preliminaries of pease, which are as follows: 1. Prussia to reconstruct Confederation of "the Horth. 2. Exclusion of Austria from the Confede ration. '3. The north of Schloswig to return to Den mark. 4. Prussia to keep the Elbe Duchta. 6. Hesee to he partly annexed to Prussia. 1 THE FALL OF AUSTRIA, to which the Emperor Franz Joseph ha alyen his consent has caused general indienation in Vienna and throughout Anstria generally. The pres is unanimous in condemning the shanicul peace which has been concluded with Prossia, How ever, the Hapshtirgs are too old to learn. RIOTS IN LONDON. The capital of England has for tho last lew days been the scene of constant riot and dis order. The lie for in meetings wh.ch wer to have taken place in Hyde Park were prevented by the authorities, and the cons-quence was a combat between the police and tho people, who ditl grpat damage in the Park, tearing uowu the rails and destroytne the trees. HOW PARIS AMU8FS ITSELF. The majority of the Parisian theatres aro at preset. t closed, on account of the heat, or oe cause the idiwe, who lor the most part support such places ol ariiusenitnt, are now out f to n. The SePMitioualists have this weea hail an opportunity of satisfying tbeir morbid taste of the horrible. I regret to state that thousands ol well dressed persons were present at the execution of the wholesales woman murderer, l'liibppe, which took place some davs back. On the Place do la Koquette, at 6 o'clock A. M., many had taken their f nations to see this horrible spectacle the night belore. At hall-past 5 the prisoner was awakened, and the usual prepara tions as to dress gone throusrh. He then dran t a glass ot cordial. Upon being asked it he hart any revelation to make, he said, " Niithinrj; I only committed the crimes tor which I am committed," He then heard mass, and afterwards requested the chaplain to write to his lather and inform him he h i'l died a Chiibtian. He marched to the scaifold with firmness, and in a te seconds had ceased to ovist. Contrary to what takes place generally, th crowd uttered 110 threats or cries after the lall of the fatal knife, aliuough the popular song ot "Test lien fait Faltail pas (fui 1 i ,tfv' was frequently heard between midnight aud the evening of the execution. THE CHOLERA. Thecholera repor'.s lrom Amiens, lately visited by the Empress do not indicate much amelio ration, as on Sunday there were thirty and on Monday forty deaths. At the latt- vtfit of the Empress to the capital of Picardy, her Majesty, when at the Hospital, approached the bedside of a patient ot the name o Demcntier, a workmen, and sooke some consoling words to him, which seemed to revive h:ni, and for some davs tht medical men had hopes ot siving him; but bis strength Ir.ilrd, and he has just succumbed. Eeioie his death' he called tue Si -tor ol Mercy to his bedside, and taking from under his pillow a purse, put it into her hand, saying, "Sister, here are ninc'y trancs, all I posseis in the world; if I do not recover send tiiera t- the good Empress; let h reive it to the po'T or to flip Vrphelius du Prince Imperial as a token of gtatitude from poor Demcntier." The Sister of Alercy haa just ltillilled the wnlies of the dying workman. TWO IMMORTALS ON TnEItt DEATU-BF.DS. Both Monsieur Villemain aud Monsieur de Montulenibert, the ultra-moiitane legitimists, arc at the present nioiiieut b 1UK at death's dcor. The termer met with an accident by a full n hif library, wlieu trying to get at a book bey r.d his leocn. The health of the latter has foi 1 ar y moulhs ciused much uneasiness to his friends. SUMMER RESORTS. Jj X C II A .N Ci E IIO T E L, ATLANTIC CITY. The subcnl er, gratetjl for past fayor, tenders thanks tu his patrons and the public lor the generous cuMoin given him, and begs louve to say that bis Louse is now open tor ihe season and ready to ro covo LoaiCers, permanent and traubient, on the uiott moderate terms, lno bar will always bo sop- p led with the choicot ol wines. Vquors, and cigars, 11 nd superior old alo. Tho tables wul be set with tho best the market a fiord". Fishing lilies and tackle always on hand. Sialic room on tho promises. All the romferta ol a home can always bo fouud at thu Exchange, GEORGE HAYDAY, 614 thstu2ro PKUPKIEfOK. E It C II A N T S' II O T E L, CAPE ISLAND, N. J. 1 his Hotel being entliely refitted and refurnished in the beet manner, 18 SOf OPEN FOR THE KECKP- IIOH OF GUfcoTU. 'ihe houe is located near the ocean, and every atten tion w ill le given to merit the patronage of the public. McNUTT & MASON, 6 22 tl PBOPKI ETORS. s HORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA SHORE. Ml MAI. K AHHANGh.Afc.NT. 'iHKoUOli l.N 'IVVU HUUKS. Five trains uu'iy 10 ahouuc cuy, auu one on Bunaay. (11, and at er '1 UUKoDAY. June iS. Ikhk. u-alna will leave vuie street uerry a loitowa: M.ec al i.xcuiaiuu iu a. M. 3ian ; iwa. al. relglit, witli rasHe tiger uur auacuea via a. m. bxuiesaiibiouuUbi two hours) i1M) P. M. Atlantic Accommodation 416 P.M. aK'lUKMlte. LKAVK ATLAnTIU. Hpecla Excursiou S18 P.M. Si an mr.Ji, irtlubt 11 3 J a. M. fcxurens (tbroUKli lu two hours; 1 OS A. AI. AccomraodaUou 6 50 A. M. junction Aci-immoiatlon tu Jackson and ln- teiiueaiaie stations, uavea vine street O'3'i r .v. KtiturniUK leavea Jackxon 6'ffi A. M. liuuuouiifiu Acconjiuouauou irain leaves Vine street iu 13 A.M. uaiwr. m. Leaves lliiUUoufle d lt0P. al. audl'iOr. bunUiylluJl X ruin to At antic leaves Vine street at 1 30 A to. anil At antic at 4 4ft 1'. M. r ure to Atlantic, z uouuu trip uc&ata, auoa ouijr lor the day and train on which they aie Issued, 3. 1 1 keta ior suit) al no. SzH l uohimt Htruet (continental Hotel), aud at the olliue ot Ihe rbiludeluhiu IajcuI 1. 1 iir- rum nun t . So. 'Hi H. r tub street. 'Ibe rni BUOipnia r xpreas Loninanv, i ruii'ipni viuo Nu IS. Hub street. Branch Ortlee So Jit) N VY liarves, above Vine wll! attend to the usual branches tf express bualneea olotiK the Hue ot the road, and de !,.... iiMRuA to and iritm all tralua. (, cuds of everv description culled ior and forwurdod t v eapretg to Atlantic t ity, aud all way station on the road Bansono checked lrom residence at 1'hlla- oell. lila 10 liolul orcoiiate ai aubuiio i ny. tiimiD JOUb U. IiEYANX Agent -1AMDRN AND AMltOY, I'HILADELPHIA I ;Ar TRhNTON, AND BELVIDEKli DKLA- WABEGVArExTcR8lON AERANOEMENT ruB 10URI8T8 AND 1'Lt.ASURE TRAVEL TO KTir.AKA FALLS, MOMREAL, QUE1IFC, THE uilIi'E .tlOUN'lAlNB. L,AKt Ul-.UliUli, BAUA'IOUA. btltWAKli WATEU HAP. K'll'. KTtl. These excursion routes are arrauited lor the special .......nw,rt,.ii..n at tnurlta and uliasure iravt'ilem. riiuhliiiB 'he t0 vlBlt th celebrated waterina places of the oth, at tuuen les man regular ruias 01 iore. Tickets good uutil hovember 1,-t, lhbb andeuUllathe ....,... ... .t.kt, nv(,r at nnv notuton the roUie. or I Ickets, lnionnation, aud circulars descriptive of the routes. anpW at the licket cmce 01 tne company, Ko 8.B cHESATJT Btreet 't'ontliiontal MoteL No XOli CVli: 3IAY rnmmencini: MOSDAY July 18. 1866 Trains will wave it'pper ierry) Alarket street, i-btladelphla, as f08-Sri! M.. Morning Mall, due 125. 1 OA P Al.. Auoouiuiodatlon. due 8 P. M. i MP.h. Fast txpresa due 10 Returning will leave Cape . is Uud- 8 30 A. M., Momlng Mail, due 10-VJ. 9 10 A. M., Fast Kxpress, clueli 07. Vcket oflicTtfat FerVv toot rf Htrket aUit. and No cK?.t.PetC con leaving ordera,h.v. thr bag- ri mi lor aaa . . tral.au,', ffiwEJja. l.ptttaMldwU DRY GOODS. NEW DRY GOODS AT MARSH & WARNOCK'S (PRICr. A WOOD'S OLD STAND), No. 113 North NINTH Strcc W have Just oieaed with a tpkradld asrtnient of IOWKLLIUO, TABLE L1NF.V. NAPKINS AND DOT LIE Abo, a large assortment ot WIIITK GOODS. ?OFT FINISH CAMBRICS, JAt'O.M-IS, NaIHOOKS, VICTORIA I.AWNH and 8W18 MUSLIN . The Best Makes el Bleaehedand Unbleached MITJSMNS. Alto, a large aMortvcnt of HOSIERY AMD GLOVE HCOF 8KIKT6, etc., all at the LOWEST MARKET PKICLS 6 14 thsm2u LINEN GOODS ONLY, AT MILL! KEN'S No. 828 A II C II Street. NEW L1NKN LAWN DRESSES. NEW PR1NTFD SHIRTING LINENS. TRAVELLING DRESS LINENS. CORN COLORED LINENS. FLAX COLORED LINENS, PLOUSB LINENS. LINEN DRILLS, Fancy and Plain. LINEN DUCKS, Fancy and Plain. LINEN CHECKS, for Boys' Wear. IRISH SHIRTING LINENS, lictt Makes. SHIRT BOSOMS, Very Superior. LINEN DAMASKS, by the Yard. TABLE CLOTHS, All Sizes. NAPKINS AND DOYLIES. TOWELS, Groat Variety. LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. GENTS' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. Linen Buyers will al vays find the best assortment in tho city, at mlllike:n's linen store, 6 9stnth2m No. 828 AltCII Street. "yiIITE DRILLING AND HA SICK T DUCKS. BROWN DKILLIKUS AMD BASKET liUCKS. FARMERS' PASSTALOONEIIY. HOYS' FANC Y DRILLINGS. Ll.NEN CHECKS AND STRIPES. EYRE & LAN DELL, FOURTH AND ARCH. GA L T W A T E It SUA L W S, Wholesale and Retail PURE WHITE LLAMA SHAWLS. SHETLAND HIAWLS, ALL GRADES. PURE WHITE BAREGE SHWALS. BREAKFAST fell AWLS. SHAWLS AND HALF (4 l'istuthrp EYRE & LAND ELL. (JAPE MAY ATLANTIC CITY. AND LONU BRANCH. DREIFUSS & BELSINGER, No. 49 North EIGHTH Street, HAVE OPENED ON THE lira INST., A new and desirable lot of ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS Suitable lor the Watering Fluces, including splendid assortment of WHITE GOODS. l'tCKED MUSLIN, SHIRKED MUSLIN. SWISS UUSUN, NAINSOOK, STRIPED NAINSOOK, 91 CAMBKIC NAINSOOK. Ko. IVA CIli;sDT ntreet. TO LADIES About leaving lor the COUNTRY, BEA SHORE, OU WA1EIUNU PLACES, E. M. NEEDLES, No. 1024 CKESNUT STREET, Offerfi a lull assortment, at LOW PRICES, cf ev, rv nescriptiou 01 WlillK tix. ln, fUFFEU WUSLTNS, en 111 KH. IfRKNCH itULINS, In all varieties ol plain ana mnoy styles. I b ,,, .ritliifiries. ItaiLln. vw. eio. i.lneu BUevea. Collars, oeta, etc, In great variety. E M. NEEDLES, So. 1024 CHESNUT Street. VISITING AND WEDDIN3 CARDS, 1 WRITTEN, ENGRAVED, AND PRINTED. The latest London and Paris Styles. IKITIALH. MONOGBAMH. CREST. AKMN, fclU., MTAMPLI) ON PAPKK AN1 ENVU,OPE8, IN COLOlta, Q RATIO. The Finest Enerlish, French, and Ameri can Paper and Envelopes. MONOOBAMS, ARMS, CRESTS, Designed and En- VKITINQ DEBKH. TRAVELLING OASES PpHT FOl.IOH. PO( KET-BOOKH, KNIVES, BACKGAM MON BOAKDb, and a very law atock ot FINE STATIONERY. It. HOSKINS & CO ; STAT16JSEKS AND CARD ENGRAVERS, earp 370. 913 ARCH Street. PERSONAL. BOUNTY OF 18 0 0. ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLUE ! Having two offices In Washington, we aro well pi, pared to receive and collect all eialma for Ei tra Bounty now doe t oldlera Too will oonaa.t yonr interest by ealUn, aa I pledge myaeir to collect all el alma at idast tbe Uulted rttatea Government . at lower rate and quicker than any other claim agent In tola city. No cLarres made In advance. I. II. JOSEPH, lml UNION CLAIM AGENCY, Fo 271 Pouth TrnRD Htreet,aboT Rprnce. BOUNTY.-FOLDIERS WHO SERVED three vears and recnivrd nnlt a inn K.. . - IV Te ""'er 00. ihe parents widows and m,n,. u',rn the mm eiasa 01 soldiers are entitled Z H ooldiers Ulscliarged on account ot wounds Holier 11 disitiarui a lor wounds trnm ndm..l. inririnlml"' orl"" 'l 1,0 " ' so.dlera nerving . iin i " ears, or less, can ra cover Ull. Inschariied solilleis lu tli nm r.ntn.. ard me their diuharnes. and h-ir of soldier can r le.s-at.i.g partlcula s oi their cases, and they wlM avc D Ollinl attend. ,n 1 . ' wln iavc ptouipt attention. JOHN M. POMF.ROT. No. rat B. FOURTH Street 821m PENNSYLVANIA RPS1.RVK9 WHO 8ERVRD three years and did Dot re-enllat am .n n.i,L IfObountv. Also, the helis rt all who died In the service, or were dlch-ycd tor wounds. I have roll of Mremi. it ppijr tu, ur aiiurees si nning alscnama. JOHN M POMKKOY, , , , No. 2MH FOUR I H Ntreet. 2 ltnj I ormerly Paymoster Pcnnaylvania Better ves. BUT IF Y'OU WANT (.OOD TEA, CALL AT WILSON'S ld established Tea Wamhnuao. Kn lii6CIIt.-NUT Utreei rpiIE FINEfeT BLACK TEA IN THE UNITED J Btntes for sale at WILSON'h Ira. YVaiehmiaa v 238 CHLHLT Sticet. I rice til 60 por pound. OUR fl tiO BLACK TEV H CONSIDERED cy old Fat iLdlan merchants and other exiie ricrced judgci. to he the finest specimen o' l ea that has been iuipoitcd Into Oil countrv lor nearlv ninteon i-rar,?.V.A!S-L'iV,!l,1T",oW1J'BO!i'H le Waienouse. No 26CHLSNUT rttrcet. piCH. FRAGRANT DOLLAR TEA, ATWILr LV BON'S iea Waie houso, So VJtf C'HKSNUX Btreet. I PAIR QUALITY BLACK TEA, 80 AND 90 1 etnta. at WILSON'S. "W ILSOV8 PRICKS FOR TRA 00, 80, AND 0 cents, l,l-10,i-2i, 1'30, tl 40, II M, and (160. 20 CtNTS.-ROASTED COFFEE, A LITTLE broken, hot ver good, at WILSoN'S. B )EST ROASTED COFFEES-20, 30, 35, AND v cuuiBH ?y iLoun a. V YOU AhE UNABLE TO OET GOOD TEA L irom your grocer, seud to WILSON'S. F YOU WANT TO TASTE PURE OLD JAVA Coffco. 40 cents per pound, send to WIL0V8. riMIOFE WHO LOVE OOOD TEA AND ARE L able to (ipprrclate It can ohialii It at WILSON'S lea Warehouse. No. 2'M CH :SV't --treot There la no lea In M t York or PhluOclphla that can eciual our 11 tO black. .li Wehavo no objection to supplying those of our Philadelphia '' ea l eu cra wlio buv lor cue h, with our (coo 'lean with ihemiiglu exception ot ourlllio H acl., as that Tea nbeu sold cannot to reolaced lor any tioney Wo eha'l reserve tbat ioi our own regular retail tiade. It Is like throwina pearls belore swine to cell such niBn!ticent Teuas that to pcop.e who cannot arpnetate It. Adtlrefs WILSON'S OLD ESTABLISHED K A AUKHUC8E, 727 1m No. 236 CUKttNUr Street THE EYE AND EAR. J) L'ArNEStf, ULIiN ESS, THROAT, LUNG, AND CHEST DISEASES CATARrtH AND ASTHMA, lilsoidcrcd Funcilons ot THE DKiEfcS'liV'E ORGANS- MORL1D AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, WEAKNESS OF NERVES, AND GENERAL . DEBILITY OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM, Treated with unprecedented success by DR. YOJs1 MOfeCHZlSKEIl, No. lOBl WAT, NUT Street. Hie tollowing Cl- NILI Ml-'N. who have lately been cund ui'dcr ibv tnutun ut of Iir. VON JIohi llzis Kl It hiive klmlli pc tnitteU him to leior to thorn, and they would gad y beur testimony to the amount ot lihNLr'II derived lrom his TKI.ATM1.N I T. 11. .VcCREa HV, I i., No. .!) Wa nut street. PIlOLMAKi It, 1 si., No. MH Walnut suect. ALAN S tioL), Jr., sq , No. filll Arch street C. B. 01(1' t N, 1 so.. No 2ft Norlh -eventb street U. J. liOLLOWAY, tsu. No ftdS Market stn et. J. COOPER Esq, No a North li'rout street. Dr. DAVIDSON, N. W. coiner oi Mulh aud Cbesnut streets General KII BURN U. 8. A., Glrard street '1 . W. t-WELNr-Y, Esq., U. S. Assessor ol tho Becond District I. 11ARY, Esq., Piesldent ot the Nlucteonth Ward Pnbllc Schools Rev. 8. (i. U.R, Phl'adelphla t'onforence. Hundreds of other names, a I persons who wou'd be careiuin cousciemious tn whom they would permit tbe Indorsement of their nsmes, can be examined at hi OFFICE, No. 1031 WALNUT stroou THE ATOMIZER. Dr. VON MOSCHZISKER asserts with the utmost confidence thai his sys eu of trcutlug LING, 1HROAT, CUEST Discs es CATARRH, ASiHMA. aud all maladies of the digestive organs, by the use ol the AlOJilZI K, la ihe ouly reliable one. Since the Introduction ol this system cases have been brought to bis ottce, No 1MU WAI.MIT Htreet in which every other possible means have oeen iruitluasly em ployed, but resdi'v fielded tu his treairuent The AiO.VlZER lsun APPARA lUS constructed on sck otitic prim Ipies, which, by a mechanical arrange ment, either bv atmospheric presnuri' or steam, con verts any medic ne Into a fine BPKAY, and readl.y conveys It lino ihe BhONCIH xL iVUKSor LUNGS, with the REsPIRAIORY ( Lit II I NT. The medicines suhmitted to the action of thin APPARATUS lose noihlng ot their ( HE 1CAL VALTJK, as m other 5 reparations, but are received Into the RF.SPIRA OKY ORGANS in their lull MEDICINAL STRENGTH. r-UKl.ICAL OPERATIONS OV THE EYE. ALL CKG1('AL OHEK.Vi ION'S on tbe Eyes, such as Cabiract, Artificial Pupil, Cross Eyes, etc., sklliu ly ptilorined. 7 26rp STEIfiLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT A CO., beg most ioiiectlull to call the attention ot tbe public at lurge to their newly inventou Patent, THE UNIVERSAL AIAKWI8T, which, by discharging a percussion cap. made expressly tor the purpose, will prove very eiuctuol In the preven tk n ot burt-luriea. etc. . . '1 he lolrowlng aie some of Its great advantages: 1st. Mmpllciiy oi cunstructlou cheapnesa aud ease la application, so that a servant or ohl.d may set it. 2d. Freedom lrom danger lo uon-ous or properfv. 3d. I ulversullty oi aniiUca .ii.n to anv oart of a rioor, Window, urating, bbutter, Gate, Uardeu, Preserve, Flt-u I'end. etc. . , . , . 4th It gives a check to burglaia by alarming tba In n.aies, nelhbois aud police. 6th 'I he mind Is reueveil trom much painful anxiety. In le male loneiiiie'ii or old age especially when attlclea of ettat value are kept lu the lioue. tith. it Is a universal protection to travellers to fasten ou chanilerOi'ora. 7th lis construction li slmp.e and not liable to get out DIRECTIONS FOR $EVmkNt"FAST EVERr I!U We have put our article at the low price of ONE IKiI.LaH. Inclusive oi 25 caps and It cannot be got clu per either Hum us or trom our agents. For lurther particulars liinnlre ot or uddn ss 8li.lGl.EDKU. I UOtrr, VOIQT & CO.. office. No. 624 WAL.xUt' Mreot. . Room No 18. We will rend the ALARMIST to any part ol tbe c unirv oa rece.pt oi pi Ice, and ti cents extra tor nnstaue. t ountry Agents wanted. 0 29 3m TP YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION X In every respect, buy the celebrated PRBSrON COAL, Egg and Stove alaea. at 7 26 per ton. Aiao. tba genulneEaGLE VEIN CO U same aixea, same p'loe, and a very fine quality of I.K.liKiH. Egg and Stove, at itt'oupurton. I keep nothing bat the beat Orders re COlyca t 0. 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