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ARMY OF RAVARlA.—noltDr.rt OF THE DAY.

The (Ventral rNiuiliaisliox the Bavarian army in the
T. rot, haring I. silted that there are enmity Sews in the train
of that arm', whose orciiNtiott .1 to ;kat erve the eiinn:ry,
and purthatic stolen goods ; hdrrhy orders the General-it'.
Chief, and all General., colourist and other superior °hirers,
or commanders of posts, to arrest ►riu to thc head-
quartris at Inspiisch„ every Jets, non a u.-
.lire ut tl,p v,,utary,
and who is mil pro% -led u nth a pass signed tiv the Coin-

ortuder-in-Chtef of the areal. " poi ER
The intercourse beta een liemptesi and Itispruck
is entirely restored, and transports of timber have
already arrived from 11411 e.—/ Rotterdam Courant,
Isoee. 3.) TitENT, NOV. 9.
The Colonel-Commandant of the troops in the
arrondissement of Trent awl the Italian Tyrol has-
ten* to communicate the following letter from the
liieneral of Division, Vial, commanding, in the
Southern Tyrol, the Turps of troops of His Majesty
the Elopeirir and King. Protector of the 06196.4e-
ration, alreeh letter I have received this moment by
au eskielte:

" Head-rualrtera, Neuman-lc, Nov. 6. 1900,
here is the morning.
" Ta cotnxtr. GATOrTI,
" Commander of the troops in the Arrondissement of Treat
and the Italia'. Tyrol.
Yon will herr, with pleasure, Colonel, that we are
masters of Rotation or Pollen. General Perri, whom I had
ordered to tenet the Upper Piave, and advance to Koltsimin,
between Untaen and Itsthirst, by Satita-Maria and St Ulrich,
completely executed the. movement, and ou the ith arrived of
Baleen. Unfortunately, he hail to e,,to:end with the main
body of the insurrols, whom, on the 3d and 4th, I had
aro t n bow then positions, near &Jill, Sefton:run, and LAVit,
CUllloi means to transmit to is ■ letter, informing too
that his cartridges sere laical:lusted, sod that the insurgents,

in great nuistbeis, were malting prelim/alines for a general at-
tack, that night I received this letter at Saltness. The co-
lumns which t had tete near the inountsioa, to turf., at
thi• same timer, ht. NI iritaid, Sidenso, and tit *march, effected
this movement ; I immediately sent of Digonet, at the hind
of the cavalry, to sapperslsatin, and a eMsllOll of ear.
ridges. Gen. Digonet arrived in time, though the intercents
had already begun the attack. All the troops were estimated
anew, and the MAW grata were detested. fiber durps will
Renee in the night at Bel:Alto ; and 1 shall be there early
tir-das, with the re,,t of the troops and the artillery.
" The tritium° under Major Houceault, has, by circuitout
roads. reached the pinitiou at Bedsit ; eight at tan tnen have
been killed, or had thee. limbs Iwokas by the atones thrown
on them. Submission ts ia general thronglunst the emissary ;
all arc surrendering and ;tying up their sew.
(.Signed) "VIAL."
(nom! Comm:. Dee. it.)
CoNsTaINTINOPLE. OCT. 6.
According to the List accounts from Egyrt. per-
fect tranquillity reigns its that country ; hut the
Weelialistes, the dangerous enemies of the YLih.••
ittrtion religion, are still to itossession of the greatest
pact or Aralria.—(Samse paper.)
CACIti, N0V.30.
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" No diniht !on 'maimed! acquainted with the fatal ter-
mination of the bottle of Ocana, en the tpth hesitant. eolith,
jn,t at the aliment of being pitied by as, was lost by *be ca-
',dry wiring way, Ned Of comae captains the left wiug which
covered the retreat. The dingenaosi in the army has been
very great; bust the troops will reunite in la Carotin% and
the sallow dreysints prupooes advancing totstio to attack the
Inteele, who he.. bow greatly me op in shy battle, as we
learn the. lost Mon to to it,oun Sim Our jam its men is
Tint tiu eirosiderable, bet we hove lost a Itaantity ut eateseni.
tine, arm% 4w. &t. MI accounts agree that our tefeetey, an
this 'cession, perilerased prodigies of indoor and if the ca-
talog hod 414tioe thewlusty, tow of tip Disci 'mai IWO