The Sun.
London, England, 1869-01-07 00:00:00

ITALY,

The Republic of San Marino, like that of Andorre, has
refused to admit the German gambling-houses within it(
limits. The time for the expulsion of the gamblers from
North Germany draws near, but hitherto they have,
happily. found no rest for the sole of their feet.

SHIPPING INTraLIGENCE.

PLY74IOUTII, Wednesday.

The screw steam corvette Brisk (16), Captain Charles
W. Hope, from Sidney, arrived in the Sound this
morning.

GRAvESEND, Wednesday Morning.

Arrived, Jan. 6—Mass, steamer, from Hamburg; Hol-
land, steamer, from Ostend; Waterloo, steamer, from
Rotterdam.

Professor Morse was to receive the honour of a
public dinner at New York on the 29th of December,
that day being selected by himself. General Howard
has been mustered out of the service as Major-
General of Volunteers, and falls back to his brigadiership
in the regular army from the Ist January.—Horace Gree-
ley is lecturing at Montreal, where he has been received
with marked attention. He is writing a book on Political
Economy.—Ex-President Pierce is again very ill. Mr.
Heaton, Representative from North Carolina, though con-
sidered at death's-door the previous week from bleeding at
the lungs, was in his seat on the 17th instant.—utl's
friends have got Mr. Dana's name erased from the B
voting
list at Cambridge, Massachusetts, for running against him
in the Essex district. Mr. Dana has brought a suit
against the Mayor and Aldermen, layinagedthtehedamboaagie.ds
at $5,000. The writs were served,
determined to defend the suit, authorizing the Mayor
to employ counsel. Butler was actually proposed, but
impropriety was seen, and another selected.—Sandford S.
0. Duggan, once City Marshal of Laramie town, was
lynched at Denver for garotting, and robbing a man in the
streets ; the inhabitants of Denver hung two and shot ono
for this single case.
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