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General TnNIOr.
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CARNAgo- Aug Al n

spNA NerFtsPcaAfHNe ~ he IHSgars
CARNAGE, Aug 81, 1886.
Editors Of the Picayuno-General Taylor Is singular in
every thing. l have reason TO believe that be is. notwith-
standing all his ausieriiy OF manner when busy. as full of
humor as an egg is Of meat. Taking this for granted, he
must have been greatly amused the other day at the man.
0uvrcs Of some volunteers who went to his "ranche" TO
take a peep at the old lion. Tho Generals tent Is just like
those around him, only perhaps, a iiftLe more so-and when
he sits in it with his farmers clothes on. and spectaclcs on
his nose, porting over some order or official document, he
looks more like an honest ycoman trying to decipher The
details Of his merchants account; than like the man he re.
ally is. The volunteers, half n dozen in number, loitered
about headquarters awhile, and seeing the old tarpaulin that
. stretched over a pole IN front OF the Generals tent, they
went under 1t and seated themselves upon the wooden
benches. They saw an honest looking elderly man seat
ed in the tent eight or ten feet oil, and neither knowing or
caring who ne was they chaued awhile rather loudly, can
vassng the merits and dement's Of 'old Zach, somo say
ing that he was "a id tough old cock;' and others that he
"was pretty id tight on the Americans sometimes" &c.
Finally they struck up old Dan Tucker in real Kentucky
style, beating time on the benches. not uproariously but
heartily. The General paid no attention TO what was GO
ing on, and the tree hearted fellows had no idea that they
were within half mile OF Old Zach" thinking probably
that he had stepped out somewhere" The General roso,
went to Nal. BLESS Office and started off towards town.
"SCe here" said one OF the volunteers, "pu bet that ycEder
is old Zach ." 40 h-ll no !" exclaimed another positive
~, chat old Gen. Taylor, :" and he laughed the other into
silence. But the first speaker thought he would make sure,
so he stepped up TO Maj. Bliss and asked: ais that the old feL.
Ter, yondcr ?" pointing towards the General "What old
fellow do you mean Z" replied the Major. "Why, the old
Gineral-that aiu'thim isiii" THAT Is Gen. Taylor; yes,
SIR replied the MAJOR highly amused at the scene. The
h-ll it is :" exclaimed the fellow, stalking after old Rough
and Ready-"comeo on boys that's him. by Jupiter, I told
you so !"-and the company started off in pursuit of thar
game.
saw an honest looking Ohio volunteer yesterday morn.
ing enter the shade OF the tarpaulin where the General was
sitting. He took Oh his cap and remarked rs he advanced,
This is Mister TAYLOR, isn't III" yes" said the Gene
raj; take n seat sir" 81 must have your hand once -
.ald the honest fellow, stepping forward aud grasping the
Generals extended hand. THAT does me good ." he ad-
ded, IN n low voice, as he turned to seat himself. Although
as rough as the outside OF a shelI-bark hickory tree, when
interrupted in the midst OF important business, Gen. Tay-
lr is exceedingly urbane and kind in his manners, gene
rally speaking.
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Aaohp Couate, maHJ-Letters were received IN lhs
city IN Saturday. from the proper authorities ut Washing
ton, notifying United States officers hero ofthe detcmina-
ton If The Government 20 dispense with the services Of tho
regiment of Infantry called Tor by the requisihon on the
Governor Of this Shte, 81 tho 18th of July, and which has,
ere this limo, assembled NJ Font Lcavenworih. Il is direc-
tod, that They shall be mustered out Of service as speedily
o. possible, either AZ Fort Leavenworti, or any other poiut
whore they may DO. Thoy will, Of course, receive py for
ihc uino which thoy may have passed M service, for nav
eNisg 10 Fort LeavcnwOttb. and, we presume, sif months
r,.,. inc. The orders arc pcremptory, snd will, no doubt,
he eomglied va. immediately. -Four Of the companies are
from st. Louis. and VIZ y%,..teriand ne'riy az OF me regi-
ment had arrived II Fort LosvenWo-n s-' "oohesuay'
Thee will be-, whom this nows be received BY thom' some
iOHd talking about tho b%ungiing, stupid and outrageous
mannor in which the Government calls for, snd then DIS
bands, whole regiments Of volunteers, without any sort Of
cHpanaIon OF apology. We suppose from what wo Gao
loam u he movements ~ tho Fort, that The order VIII DO
received before a feguaf ofganzI ton, by the ~elet.an o.
field Ohiccfl, has taken place, lhoggh not until I'll Of the
companies have been mustered ipio service. They were
making arrangements. wo have understood, 20 ihafa ppg-
lion Of Tho regiment might leave during the present week.
Bot itn not probable that this will be effected. snd the o..
der 10 muster them out d service will find hem oil 81 Fort
L~cn9enwOuh.
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..Thi, Iook. RebcIlion,,

We learn from the New York papers that there has
been quito a rebellion among the California volunteers. for
some time pas, stationed ON Governors Island, preparatory
to their departure TO that neic paradisc-ncw, since "the
beautiful and unfortunate Texas" like 5 ,me other brides,
has lost her Attractions by a more intimate aud familiar ae-
qusininnce with her charms, and by the actual knowledge
that her dowry is far less mnniheent than we had been
taught to believe while tho wooing was in progress.
The outbreak grew out Of an attempt to compel the
volunteers to embark before receiving. according to pre-
vious stipulation. twelve months pay in advance. Colonel
Stevenson, on Friday evening last, marched two Of the COM
panies on board OF one OF theyessels, and, after paying them
tho la months wages, demanded the price OF their clothes,
purchased of the Coloneis brother y which the volunteers
declared to be exorbitantly high, and which they therefore
refused to pay. Tho Colonel, Therefore, waxed wroth, and
refused to pay the other tive companies unless they should
exhibit a less muunous Notwithstanding them, at the
same time, with the guard-house and disbandment.-
whcreupon, (says tho Espress,) Capt. Lippir OF Company
+, drawing outhis men in line. desired ihose who were 'n
favor OF going to California and be swindled" to separate
from those who would remain on the island until the Colonel
should "fork over" some few, mostly Germans. favoring
the proposition, marched aut, and were pounced upon in
sfaHter by the Others !; and had not the REGULARS" been
summoned out, a most sanguinarY engagement would have
taken place. Col. Stevenson in vain endeavored to psei.
fly the men, one Of the prvates OF Company r taking the
stump and denouneing his commander in severe language!
Another private. belonging to Company G, advised sub
mission. but with the threatening declaration, 'that 4 day
Of ~re,ibuiion would come. and ere long ample opportunity
for redress would present. itself in the wilds Of California,
when their iask-masters would find no planted cannon TO
protect them in their unjustihable encroaehment upon their
rights as citizens of tho u. States"
We concur in opinion with the New York Express.
that it is the height Of folly for the government to permit
these men TO embark, dissatisfied and discontinued as they
are for insubordination will break out rs soon as they
leave our shores, or certainly as soon as they land in Cali
fornia
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Yrunm Fn,nr.

Tho New Orleans ricayuns Of the ljdi in.iani an
nouncos Two deaths by yellow foyer Of the Charity nospi-
pl 100 hat ciy-Nay murphy, a native Of Ireland. wh5
died on the 9th, aud Henry Dennison OF Jefferson county.
N. Y who dod on the 18Th. There were Two more cases
niho Hospital with oil the symptoms Of yellow fever upon
them. but not yet positively pronounced decided cases
The "icayUne, however, says the general health Of the
city continue. rood. and thinks there will only be q few
scattering cases of lev. this season.
Lieut. y r. Van Hook late The revenue cutter VOL
colt diod a, Mobile on the 18Th insi NJ fellow fever con
uacted Of New Orleans.
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New Book.

"MoGUTFEY's RHETORICAL GUlpE," is the title Of a hand
somely printed volume, received from Mcssrs. J. w. Ran.
dolph & Co. It constitutes one Of tho valuable serc, Of
educational works prepared by Professor McGufey Of the
University Of Virginia, whose name will be ia best pass
port to a general introduction into the schools Of Virginia.
The beet writer's in the English language have been laid
under contribution by tho compiler Of this excellent school
manual; and We take pleasure in recommending it 10
teachers and pupils.
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" Mr. D.. Bravo, Of New Orleans, has completed bic
arrangements for The extension Of The Electro. Magnetic Te-
legraPh from Philadelphia to New Oteans-by the way Of
Harrisburg, Pitisburg, Wheeling Cincinnati, Louisville, 81.
Louis, Nbthyile, Memphis, Vcksburg, cad Matches.
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WILLIAMS hASALL will sell this morning. At 10 O'Clock,
prime 81. Croix. Porto Rico. Brazil and New Orleans su-
gsr., prime Green Lsguayra aud Rio Coffee. prime Bacon.
Sides, Shoulders and Ham; Extra 6ne Green aud Black
Teas. otard, Dupuy & Co. Brandy. Limitation aud Apple
Brandy. Now England Rum, Soap. Indigo, SC. Also, I
cases Gsuthey Licoriee
% Rev. n u DAvENroRTs Lecture on South eaaern Asia,
appointed Tor Friday the lith inst has been postponed 10 wsda..-
day Evening tbs 2d inst at 4 O'Clock.
stamese drawings. liusuat VI Of the subject musical instuu~nts.
ke with shown BY Mr. ID.
1r Tekets 70 be had At The door-piec 2ac.
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" The Baltimore American Of Monday lost states thst
not less than 1895 omigrants, principally German, have ar
rived az that port within the preceding two or three days.
Most Of them push on directly q, tho West.
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which II originates, is mott whit more 50 in fact. as the
Annual Treasury Reports will hereafter show. To that
test We arc eonient to leave the solution OF the question.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

SErrExBER 81, lsI6.
s received, and for sale, the following
- new Publications.
Ssne,,ev.; or the Chevaier Of Mai-on Rouge an Episode Of
l19S. ny Alexander Dumas as els
Lernlna; o., The Court Of Louis the Fine.Irh. by Mrs. Ma.
TIE Agerne, and other Tale. by Harry Danbrl-25e
The Western Contnent hf Saturday, Sept ~.
sKrrEsBER Is. 1886.
real Romance. by Dcnni. Iiannigan-Ise
Part Pictorial History OF Ensland-ss
John Foster-25
Part ID Martin the FOsudinr-6
Another supply Of Mauicl aEi Single, Lovers and Uushand,-
IS cts.
Sweetheart. and Wives,
Fanny Dale. or n year aCeT Marriages. ser
Ohm b: BiGGER's ofFICE.-Drawn Numbers Of
u Grand Consolidated Lottery. class 80:
30 SIS l 8 II Ga 81 IS 50 ~ 40 ~ II
l ~ SIS, a small prize OF $1,000 sold 10 a country cor
respondent, and paid by Book.
Two Lotteries for this Evening-S2O,O 900. 5000, 5000,
1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS. AlsJ, the
Dollar Lottery, capital $4,000. Tickets 81. For Prizes in
either OF the above. call or send before 81 o'clock, p. NJ,
TO Bigsers Lucky Office. SO %
r1NO THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
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Eastern Botanical Discovery Of surprising enbesey 70. rsndeups ts
sklN SIT ANpFAiR. as well as imParinga DELICATE ROSE.
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OF female lovsline,s, a Transparent fair skin. JULES uAUELls
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aud soothing action on the skin aud. by acting on the pore. and
mihuie ssereiory VrsHl', erPsIs all impurities from the surface, al
lays every tendency to Inflammation, and, by this m thod alone.
efeetuahy dhsipaies al reJness tan, Prmple,. neekes, sunbuin, and
ouherunsishuy eutaneou. visrAuons, 50 ihimieall to fena'e :ovsnne~.
Ii, use will change the most bilious complexion into one OF radiant
~hheEess; while on the neck, hands aud arms, II bestows a deliea-
ey aud hirness which its continued use will happ ~ protect, with
every apPrarsneeo OF youthful charm. TO the most advanced peuods
u LIE. For sale; whole ale and retail, by
JULES HAuEI.
Practical Chemist AMI Pen uer,
90 South Third street, bslow Chesnut
Aud by my Agents, l. Cntcr, Duval a Purcell, n Il DuvaI u
Duque-ne, Main street, 3 81 Zaehrtsson. DOrnin s. MeQueen Broad
iireet' Richmond Chs Coting. Bragg. Thomas a. Co. Petersburg;
and no,t sn the Druggists through the Unioa. &c 20
% Puniams were awaidd at The Fnnkln Institute.
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HATroISTWHr-Capt. Clement Smith, commander Of the
Independent Gpy's at GeOrgeioWn, has been appointed a
captain 10 tho new Regiment Of u Mounted RiAemen.
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Snain.

The London Times publishes the following
"PAKIs, Tuesday night, Sept. /, 10 O'Clock.
"lnt-lligcnce has reached Paris from Madrid, Of an Off
cial and highly important character.
at J. decided that her Majesty Queen Isabella shall mar
ry Eer MaIesiyis cousin the Duke de Cadiz eldest son Of
Don Francisco dc Pauia) and that the Duke do Monlpen-
sier, youngest son OF King Louis Philippe, shal, marry her
Maesty'ssisteT, the lnianta Maria Louisa Fernando.
"ltis further settled that the Duke aud Duchess OF Mont.
pensier shsliloave Spain Immediately after the marriage,
and pass some time in France.n
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PoTLroEs.-The price of potatoes advanced in New
York on Thursday. from so 10 81 cents a bushel, in con
sequence OF the injury to the crop about Albany-Balh
more Clipper.
Is not the Clipper mistaken Z ough, it not to ascribe
this rice in potatoes TO ''free trade-f
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~ Il Buga4isr 0eaonl Shield, now boz Mo,co. snl
recognized a' Commissioner Of he Lsnd Office NJ WISH.
ingionl j. ho receiving the salary 81 he later station.
and 'he pby aud p]crjr,-ilss Of to former, II the Same
ume' This BE- eaid 30 be the case by thr Nashville Ban
ner. u the iacf Zoe as stated, IL Is a great abuse, and ft
be not 20. tho statement Ought to be- conrndicted.
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rom ,hs New orlcan. rieayua,.

LAANu kN Wv
Consumes or NKw ORLEAss-we had only room 10
announce the publication yesterday Of Cook, Young &
Co's valuable "Annual State ment" The Courier doss
some Justice to the lsbofious compilation, and We copy
from II u portion OF an article setting forth the mcri, Of the
work.
commercial statistics. and to an American who takes pride
in the solid prosperity and RAPIDLY increasing resources Of
his country, they are highly interesting a. well rs edfying.
One OF thcsc tables gives the quantity aud value Of the prin-
eipal articles received FROM Tho interior during the year en-
ding August 3lst. 1886:
The whole value $ S77,is .asl
Same last year 57,l99, l22
Increase Sle s943i2
OF these articles. cotton was tho ehiel-ihc quantity
being i.053. SIS bales-valued AT S32 per bale $50, 7l6,.
256.
Nextin importance is sugar. the estimated quantity Of
which was 1861 ESQ ~hogsheads, valued at SIS per HID,
Sl0,265 $50.
Next, pork in barrels, 1863, COL bills.
at IS s., 956yS0S
PORK In bulk. s,74O,752 lbs. at 1 cts, 3ss,63p
Flour, 637. 9s5 bbls.. at $3.50 3.710,932
Tobacco leaf. 57,s96 hhds, at S45 2,505, 322
Do. strips. 5000 hhds, at 500. 100000
Do. chewing, Kegs and bxs, 3O4O $3.50
DO. bales HOS 2,162
These arc the principal articles. Then tLee IL Indian
corn in sacks valued at . l,3tl ,03S; in ear 2l5,lt3. Lead
valued at near 81. 900, 900. Molasses, 5000, QUO gallons.
Wheat valued at Ss07,5T2.
During the last year the number OF ships.
barks, brigs aud sehooners entered. was 2,0S5
Steamboats, 2,770
This valuable document is printed on a handsome broad
side sheet. We cannot see how any man engage. in trade
can dispense with 1t. To merchants in other American
ports. Us well as in Europe, We presume, 1t will not be rc-
gurded as OF the least Importance. We have seen nothing
Tor a long time. that exhibits SO accurate aud striking a
view OF the greatness, the increasing wealth and power Of
the United States.
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~ I0e or rE J0sErmsE.-We regret to notice ihst
5moug molos'es ~ The late severe gale, was he fuo brig
!"-ePhine' o. ts put. She was fallen boz with by tho
gsfqpo tairmoun'' on the 18Th inst IN lot. "a 30. long. 20
SO'a total wfeek-in Of wster, mast gone by the board.
deckH swept &C. The Paramount took Of captain. crew
sha pa,'engea Of ihe Josephine, and carried them into
Phdadeiphia Tic J wssbouod from New Yofk 10 So.
Hnnh sho belonged msihig mot entirely to Mcssrs.
hasEins q labby, ihc enterpusing shp ovners ofour city.
fHtrIfuoaH yts.sr
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nLANKETss FlANNELS AMI MICRO Go
- THING w. JENKINS nrru fr saioa f1 a.softu cot
NJ the shove, together VITA Brown and BFaehef Cotton shiuunra
AMI sheetngs, bytb pieco or yard, 0r essh Or city a~eceptances
uR1
CALI have to-day on board Of lighters IN
~ The Dock pat Of the Hartaway's cargo. Sail, which Z iavie
dealers 10 eau andss. - ~ WILLIAM Anderson, IT,
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n q L. - .
Groceries az Auction.

W Auction Sale OF Dry Goods at our Auction Store
at 3 o'clock. 60 20 DAvKsrSRr. ALLEN & CO., Aucu.
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NEW MAPS.

THE subscriber has received a large nssOtt-
- msni Of NEW ard BEAUTIFUL MAPS, just Issued from
Atsbeirs Map establishment, greatly improved. and tho price ma.
tsfiany reduced.
THE MAP or THE wORI,D-tbe largest and mort eou2fc
hensiye work of The hind ever published In America.
ThE REFERENCE AND DISTANCE MAP or THE UNITED
STATES. exhibiting an accurate representation Of the America
RspubHc. and computing the various States Counties and iowa
hips IN the u. =.
THg NATIONAL MAI or TIE AMERICAN REPuBGIC.
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md diuinctuess Of ~ lettering aud engraving
NEW MAP OF OREGON, TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA
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NEW MAP OF Mexico.
AN OUTLINE CHART or AHC1RNT AND MODERN HL3
TORY, prepared fofuc use Of Schools and families By J. W. ~.
on, a n.
NEW ROUTE BOOK AND MAI OF " T., comprising Tabls
ofthc principal railroad, STEAMBOAT and stage routes throughout he
Unitedsa'rs FOf slu by Z. n FISHER. AT,
so9J 2 duOfn below F0t Oneg.
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GoGAR HOUSE MOLNSsES-2O bbd,.
- rnm, aadng 10 'ds ~ " - > FRYhCO
so
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The following is an extract OF a letter from Warsaw. Of
the 9th OF Auggst:-"Yesterday the Warsaw Courier
published 4 new ukase from the Emperor, which states that
al. persons condemned TO hard labor for life in the king
dom Of POLAND, and even al those condemned TO hard Ia
labor and To Imprisonment for stated periods, If their pun.
TIC first named shall be employed for twenty years in the
inine-, and shall be colonisi for the rest Of their days. The
Others shall be employed in mines or at notifications for the
half Of the time which their punishment would have lasted
in Poland, but they are also to remain for the rect Of their
lives in Siberia.
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Holland.

The Hague, august 3D.-vev extensive emigrations
arc taking place from this country to the United States
From the village of Wynstersyk, which consists Of only
{ 900 inhsbitants, not less than $50 have gone en- masse-
A fall in the value Of Handed property and houses to the ex-
tent Of from 25 TO IS per cent. has been the consequence.
The Goyemment is said not to be without anxiety with re-
spect t. these sweeping cmigFauons.
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TIE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

The conference Of ihis body. held In London. was a.
tended by delegate from the Preo Church u Seodand,
tho Wesleyan Methodist connection. Pfosbytohsns Of aU
descriptions. sumo from TIE Established Church Of Eng
laud, from Fmnce, ItIly, Germany aud Russio, whilst sixty
came from Ameuca. Amongst the delegates, those from
The Wcsleyin M'thodisi body and tho Free Church Of
ScOdand were the most Numerous. Tho delibontions were
conducted with closed doors, a proposition for TIC ndms-
sion Of reporters having been formally discussed and mega
lived by q large msiouty. From tho official report u no
prOceedinRy wo leafu hat various committees have bcom
a%pPanted 70 cary on The preliminary business Tor the for
iaaubn " the "AuJarcel' Into nHo alliance only those
persons arc 20 be admitted who hold what are gene
rally underwood 10 be Evangelical vlewa but these arc
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Milan, Angus, 23.-Cardinal Gizzi, az was expected,
has been definitely nominated Secretary Of State. lie -
the most popular Of the Cardinals, aud one Of the most lib
eal IN politics.
flock In crowds ~ the little town Of S~inignglia, to see the
room in which he was born, and actually ascend the stairs
on their knees. Every thing he does is marked with tact
and Ibcraiity, really surprising IN a Pope. His kindness to
the poor i unboundod, and his sympathy with mlny Of the
political offenders, whom he released, has been shown in a
striking manner, he has even subscribed money for their 70.
lief. lie seems bent on introducing, as soon - opporiuni.
y offers, mos; sweeping reforms, Notwithstanding The re-
mou0uancts VI Austria, Naples, aud other countries. lie
IS the best Pope the world has hid.
The province of Tuscany hos been cruelty shaken by an
earthquake. Whole villages have been thrown down, and
40 persons. at least, have boon killed, nearly 100 wounded,
ard more than 1000 deprived Of shelter. The alarm created
was naturally most intense; but as there has boon no rene.
tuOn OF the shocks, confidence is beginning 10 revive. In
Sicily, also, the earthquake has done great damage, and
causcd the loss Of several lives.
TOLERAT1ON IN TURKEY.
Religious liberation seems to be tho reigning impulse
abroad. The Constitutional announces that the Turk
ish Government had granted the Trappists an extent o
ground, near TOphana, q small village IN the noighborhood
Of COnslantiDopie, to establish 4 model iafm. Two monk,
VI la Tnppe had already repaired TO tho spot 10 make the
necessary arrangements for the foundation Of that new
establishment.
The Epoque announces tho departure for London Oh
Prince C~alimaki, Minister Plcnipoionuary Of tho Porte
to the CouuO Of England. AN those who know the Prince,
says tho Epoquo-
" During his long stay IN Paris, cannot but rojoico IN his
appointment The choice Of a Christian 10 hll 20 elevated
o post does great honor o. the Sultan. IL IL an additional
pledge given by him 10 tho friends n civilization, and
confirmation IT The sentiments Of justice with which no b
animated towards oil HE subjects. The family Of Prime,
Cslumasi occupied during several centuries eminent oil
CO. 10 Turkey with equal distinction and loyalty. Tn,
laihaf oi the new Minister 90 England WIS hospOdof o
Moldsva aud afterwards Of Waliachiu, and the first o.
those provinces was indebted 70 him Tor The reform Of SOW
oal NJ 10 Laws"
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~ LNOR RENT.-.-Thc desirable dwelling
1G1.A on 9Th Street. between FnnEth and Grace.
~29 u w. q J.. J. FRY 4 co
h NOR NEW YORK. The regular pack.
AI ct sehr. GREENwAY, Couch. master. having the
larger portion Of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch. Por Ceighi
or passage, apply TO Captain os boaid, or TO
se11 RANKIN n wHiTLoCK.
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DAILY WING.
Opinions.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 81, 1870.