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EAAnPimW.

MR.. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester, that he will his classes in
Fencing aud Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity is offered to those who have not
finished their Lessons, do at this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be at the Am Temp. House.
DIR
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Aeti-slavery Convention in worcester.

AZ ti-SIavery Convention in Worcester.
An Anti-Slavery Convention will be held Saturday
Evening and Sunday next November 25th and goth,
mencing Saturday Evening at O'Clock, at Briney
Hail. in Worcester.
Samuel May Jr Parker Pillsbury, Stephen S. and Abby
X Foster and Lucy Stene Agents of the Massachusetts
Anti. Slavery Society, may be expected to attend.
~ All persons, whether opposed to slavery advo-
cafes of IT, are invited to attend
Il, SAMUEL MAY, Jr.
Nov % General Agent Mass. Anti-Savery Society.
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Great Sale Of Real Estate,

~ Ii the Real Estate of FREDERICK CHAPLIN,
f "A late of Chcopee, Hampton. Co. Ms, deceased
sswill he sold by order OF the Probate Court, AuC-
ton, on TUESDAY, Dec. >, 1S4S, at IL O'CLOCK
A M. at the Old Homestead" in " Chicopee Street."
The Estate contains about 26S Tillage Pasture
and Wood Lands. There large and good Dwell
ing HOUSES, with BARNS and out buildings.
large part of these Lands situated the bank Of
the Connecticut river; and in fertility of soil and pleas
antness of situaton they exceed by any
New En2lan These lands lie between and within q
short distance Of Cabotvlle and the " New City"
The Estate will be sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
a. a, sFo cRAPEHi Admins.
Chcopee, Nov. 2S, 1848. dtD4
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CHLOROFORM,
DIR, q. TIT, BLOOD.

DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth WOut PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFORM
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FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS LIST door the right
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. II, I648
To all persons nteres ted in the Estate WILLIAM W.
SNOW, minor, son of WARREN SNOW, late of
Mll6ury, deceased, Creating.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden az Worcester the rsl Tuesday of December
Gexto show why License shond be granted
Lawson Snow the guardian upon his Petition, sell the
whole of the Real Estate of said minor mentioned said
Petition for the purpose of putting the proceeds there
Of at interest for his benefit.
CHAS. G PRENTISS. Reg.
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Messenger,s Notice.

N9rcester, S. November %, I948
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrenl against the Estate of WILLIAM A. ROWLAND
of Worcester in said County, bookbinder, an insovent
debtor and the payment any debts the delivery
any property belonging said insOvent debtor, him
or for his USE and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, the ninth day Of December nest at
ten O'Clock in thu forenoon for the proof debts the
choice OF an assignee assignees of his Estate.
N29d6twlt46 ]. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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Forester, IS. Probate Office. November Is, 194s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of EBENEZER
PAINE late of West Roylston, deceased, Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
l. holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Deem
Der next show why the first rendered by
Nathaniel Davenport, the Administrator of his admins
tratOn of said Estate should not be allowed
Nl7dtD4 CIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Ey~ Money is now defined to be composition
for taking stains out OF character.
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Free Lectures On Physiology.
DIR. NEOEVECK


REGs to announce to the Ladies ind Gentlemen of
O Worcester that he intends delivering
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. "a, IS and 20,
course of his celebrated SELECT PRIVATE LEG
TURES, for Ladies' ard Gentlemen. separately,
ESTON PHYSIOLOGY AND HEALTH, & :
which have met with such extraordinary and ex-
traodinary and appreciation in NewYork Boston,
and other cities.
They will be introduced by FREE LECTURE, for
Ladies and Gentleman together on
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 25th,
in WARREN HALL, commencing at 7t-doors open at 7.
And one will also be gwen SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, for Ladies alone, commencing doors open at
24-also FREE.
To be illustrated by all his celebrated apparatus of
Anatomical Models Skeletons, Paintings &c. the most
perfect
These Lectures will be practically useful Ms they
will be familiar and interesting. They have given
au licences of over tO thousand for weeks
and have invariably received the enthusiastic appro-
baton.
Tickets for the select week may be obtained
at the Lectures on Saturday. or OF Dr. HPrce SO cents.
The number issued will be limhed
~ b. DR.. HOLLICK, during his stay, may be found
the Worcester House. where he will receive calls or
applications for visits and where aso his various Books
may be obtained. Nov "a.
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NOTICE,

TNHE subscriber having disposed of his interest in the
Worcester House, has left his accounts and papers in
the hands of HENRY CHAPLIN Esq, and those who have
cims against, debts him. requested to call
ut the Office OF said Chaplin No. $50 Main Street.
THOMAS E. WOOD.
Worcester, Nov %, ls4s
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, my wife Harriet has left my bed and
w board and refused live with although suitable
provs on lie made for her support and comfos-ths s 10
forbid all persons harborng trusting her account
paying any debts Dues and earnings, shall
pay debts Of her contracting and shall claim all dues
and demands, till she returns 10 her duty as wife.
SAMUEL W. MATHEW60N.
southbrdge, Nov. 2S, le4e. d.
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For the Ladies' /!

tut ZIG LdUIES
lust received Splendid assortment of La DIES
- DRESS and DANCING SLIPPERS-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
Bronze Neils Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
article Wells Kid and Morocco Slippers; Reeds French
Kid Slippers; Middletons French Kid and Morocco Slips
pers These in want OF very nice article, will find
their advantage TO call soon, at i SO Main Street.
Sept 22-dtf w. LONGLEY & CO.
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STOVES. STOVES.

-A1AOIIANDSON N LONINOe
WOULD call the attention OF those in pursuit of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, 10 a New Air
Tight Stove arranged for Wood and Coa-warraned 10
suit all who give II trial. AsoA large assortment OF
Parlor, Office, and Box Stoves rs Main rect.
Sept 25-dtf
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SHEETTNGS.
1000 IBS, WOOLEN VAR
HuzZah for our Side,

err HE excitement attending the cleo
~ lions being nearly over, peel lie
- should now make themselves com
@R@DH 49, Portable possible. In order TO do ths
please call and examine large stoc
49, ofBOOTS, SHOES and OVERSHOES ,
and select something keep the feet ond dry We
have as good assortment be found elsewhere
and respectfully invite all who any thing the lin
to give call. ROBBINS d CO.
Worcester Nov Is.
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TO LET.
TO LET,

- A CoMMoDIoUs Store, Tenement, and Barn
EMM "A situated at Webster Depot. 1t is we'll calcu-
help for these branches of business is to be found in this
vicinity II is also well arranged for merchandising for
For terms, which will be liberal to good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & HARMED near The
premises. du Webster Nov Q
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ID ING WORM, SALT RHEUM, sCURvY. ERYsIPE-
HAS BARBERs ITCH, often cured by JONES' Ttai.
ian Chemical Soap when every kindUf remedy failed.
That cures pmpes, reckes and clears the skin know
Sold at the American Eagle, 80 Chatham st, N Y, and
by y. CIRCUIT JR., 2ol Main st, Worcester.
Ser (. is 1e4e dwSm
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NOTICE.

WILL you still be without delicious set of white pear
w ly TEETH, and sweet, fragrant Breath, wheH
you can have them both by Issuing 2s box OF JONESS
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. 1t whtens the Teeth, hard.
ends the Gums, sweeens the Breath and Is without ex
used For sale by J. CIRCUIT JR 2ol Main st., Worcester
Sept. l9 l646 dwSm
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NOTICE.

THE Graduates Of Brown University, who are in favor
Of holding social Festival of those who have been
educated that institution requested TO meet at the
Office OF HENRY CHAPLIN, No. 1870 Main Street, on
Tuesday EUenfng, Nov. 2Sth at 2 O'Clock
ISAAC DAVIS,
CHARLES THURBER,
BENL F. THOMAS,
Worcester Nov Is 1913. HENRY CHAPLIN.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etma Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.,,
With a sound and dralabie Capital of $3.50, 900. .
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation neary quarter
century-its reputation yor liberal adjustment and lite
prompttude in paying losses well known and estab
liShed. THOMAS X. BRACE, Pr e2ident.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 945. stf
GT Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, for particulars, 10 A. h
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester Mass
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Wanted Immediately,

A N American Woman to take charge OF a child be-
IN tween enc and years old, and assist In work
about house, do plain sewing. Inquire at this Office
Nov 10. d
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WANTED.
A PARTNER, who furnish cash capital, to do
N Flour and Grain business.
Oct ~. dtf FRANCIS e. BIGELow.
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INDIGO BLUE
CASSIMERES AND SATINETS

A 800 DoZ. Domestic Knit Half Hose,
IA PRIME article, for sale cheap by
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worcester Academy.
WINTER TERM commences December sixth.
w Nov 20. dtD6 WIT ELI THAYER.
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Public sale.

yvHE subscriber having rented his Fam. [nend-
4 ing TO discontinue farming.) will sell al pubic
sale on Friday the 24 Of .torenber st, al his resi-
dence. 5 miles South Westo. HeJgesvIlle, the Follow
ing PROPERTY. TO wit:
head Of Horses. 20 head OF Mich Cows G Of
them fresh. D and young cattle;
40 head OF sheep. Is head OF Hogs;
Waggons--one new;
Barshear and Shovel Flows. Harrows. Cutting Box /;
sets Wagon gears. new;
| seii of Blacksmilh's tools-also
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of Bedsieads. Tables, Chairs, Bureaus,
sc. sc. Also about 700 bushels OF Cora, and oais,
which " il be sold in lots.
10 or IL tons Of Timothy and Ciorer Hay.
besides great many other aslices not herein
ated
Terms "A credit Of nine months viii be given the
purchaser on all sums exceeding - BY giving bond
and approyed security That sum aud under cash.
ISRAEL ROBINSON.
November 9, lS4S-3t
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The Citizens Of Charlesio,cn
srnrrr n,rp-rry.

Our readers have already been informed that
this individual, one of the leaders of the late
Irish Rebellion, was convicted OF High Treason
and sentenced to be hanged, though the verdict
was accompanied by recommendation to the
mercy of the Queen. The result of this appli-
cation has not been made known.
Whether O'Brien is to be justly regarded as a
Martyr Of Freedom, or visionary enthusiast
there can be little doubt of the sincerity OF his
Patriotism. His bearing during the trial was
such as to excite the admiration of all classes OF
Of persons who were present. Before the YER
diet was pronounced gentleman near him re-
quested Bren to give him his autograph
With steady hand he Immediately penned the
following lines
Whether upon the gallows high,
Or in tho battles van,
The noblest death man can die.
Is--when he dies for man
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towns Of New Haven county gives Taylor plurality
Of 935 votes.
In the town OF Portland the vote stands 1912 for
Taylor, 1885 for Cass. 206 for Van Buren,. In Cum
berland county, towns give Taylor 27s5, Cas- 2s05
Van Buren, 637
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The State Of New Hampshire has undoubtedly
gone for Cass, although The vote poled y very small
VERMONT.
10 II towns, Taylor has az aggregate vote Ct 1911
Cass ll55, Van Buren, 1921.
OHIO.
.Mtskmgtnn County, --Three townships have been
heard from, in which Taylor gains IS voies over
Foa's maj; at the recent election .Mass:Eon. Cass
gains SO votes on the recent election. Jsfersoz--in
Stenbensilie Taylor gains ia votes. Cincianati-
The majority in fue wards Of this city, show consid-
cradle increased vote for Taylor over Ford.
MICHIGAN.
The city OF De,Tc, has gone against Cas-. and Civ
on Taylor majority
The town Of yincennes votes as iolowr: For Tay-
los $685. Cass il6.
KENTUCKY.
The majority for Taylor in Louisville is SiS. In
Fayetle county, Taylor's majority is 700. Licking
ton city gives Taylor As majority.
ILLINOIS.
In the city or Chicago the vote stands, for Taylor
1881, Cass 1926, Van Buren, 1913.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Six precincts OF Cumberland county give Taylor
565, and Cass 5s5--net Wing gam, SO far, 95 since
the August election.
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DOWPOR YOUR sT3Ifa1gg
ger IS cIETs.

10y MEANS OF THE POCKET ESCUL.4-
I'D Plus, OR EVERY MAN MS OWN PHYSICIAN!
twentieth edition, with upwards Of hundred engra-
wings showing private diseases in every shape and
form. and maliormauons Of the generatiye system
BY w. YOUNG, M. d.
The time has now arrived, that persons suffering
from secret DISEASE need become The VICTIM
OF auAcRERY, as by the present book any one may
cure himself. without hDdrance TO business. or the
knowledge oil the most intimate friend. and with one
tenth the usual expense. In addition TO The general
routine Of private disease. fully explains the cause
OF manhood's early decline with observations on
marriage--besides many other arrangements which
ii would not be proper 10 enumerate IN The pubic
prints.
Or Any person sending Twenty FIVE CENTS euco-
sed in letter, will receive one copy OF ms book, by
mail or FIVE copies viii BIZ sent for dour. Ad-
dress, .DR w. YOUNG, No l52 SPRUCE Street,
PHiLApELpnIa.o Post paid
g5- WANTED--Proprie'ors OF Drug or Book
Stores, aud Pedlers, in every Town IN The United
States, TO ACT agents for the above work
Nov O. iS4S--6m
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marw avrc r-LLcaAPzY.

We received the following from Charlestown,
on Monday morning last
To Maj Lewis, Capt. Albariis cad Citizens Of
Martinsburg:
We, the Citizens of Charlestown, Jefferson
County, congratulate ourselves upon the recent
and instaneous communication in which we
have been put with the agreeable inhabitants of
Martinsburg, by means of Professor Morse S
Magnetic Telegraph-the most astonishing dis
covery in the world. The Telegraph is estab-
lished in part of Capt. Sappington's Hotel,
where there is constant rush to receive and
impart commercial, political, social and other
useful information and where the weary tray
eler seeks and always finds comfortable rest
ing place and abundance to satisfy the kcenest
appetite.
The Citizens of Charleston.
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wistar,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

lady in Troy, New York, who had been given up by
her physicians, sends us the following =
Troy, May Is, 1916.
Mr.. Fowle In October last, took violent cold
which settled on my lungs, and produced hacking
cough, accompanied with night sweats which reduced
me very low. few days after was taken | employed
one OF our best physicians, but received help tried
another, but with better and finally third
still growing worse all the while. AT this stage of the
disease was reduced low bo unable 10 Inn, my
self in bed, sit up while my bed made MY physi-
clans finally gave up, and said that had the con-
sdm2on and that there help for me- My friends
advised me TO try Wsdrs Bann Of Wild Cherry but the
Doctors objected and said that it would only hurry me
out OF world. finally procured bottle, and by using
three bottles | was restored to perfect health
MRS SARAH LAWSON.
None genuine, unless signed L. BUTTS the wrapper.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for FIVE dollars.
AZ The above Medicines may be had at w. H. HAS,
LEriNE's Martinsburg, Va, and at ii. s. FoRNEY's,
Shepherdstown, Va.
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
November 0, 1913.
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Tickets $50 Shares in proportion.
.No,c Is the time for Packages Who'll have one!
single Package Of tickets the above Grand Loite-
ry can draw over ONE HUNDRED and IIIIR
TY THOUSAND UOLL.4RS!' Certificates OF
Packages can be had of Ward & Co. for
26 Whole tickets, $240. Halves $l20.
rs Quarters $50. 70 Eighths $50.
"A Neac Project the greatest inducements erer offered
10 the Public 10 enrich themselves. Three i'm n The
amount ineesied refunded. .Nor tie time for clubs to
be forned.--Isrc Il is
BY renting TO our address $50, and designating
the Lottery, will by retn,n mail forward CertIh
Gates OF Tickets The amount OF Sl25, Tor 500, GER
tfcates Of tickets 10 the amount oil 500; Tor $2UO,
certificates of tickets TO the amoun OF $685. larger
amounts in like proportion Thus we indemnify IN
the ,cors epet customers against loss OF more
than two hhs OF their investments Now here is the
advaniage-lhe last named amount will give IN So
Lottery 400 tickets or 1900 numbers. In 81 80
Lottery 500 tickets or 24O0 numbers, aud all Tor an
outlay of only 5000 dollars. Five or Six GRAND
CAPITAL PRIZES may be drawn in ,nls way.
We aware OF the responsibility that we assume
in making this offer, hut confdng faith IN The Bril-
liant Luck of our FIR FAMED and 1RULYFOR-
TU.N.aIE OFFICE, we are not in the least fearful
Of the result. We have seldom known a loss to en-
sue, while we have repeatedly witnessed the most
glorious results. No other vendors in the Union can
offer an inducemenl TO ticket buyers approaching IN
the least the above proposition.
/ SPECIAL NOTICE.--The Small Fry Lottery
draws every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. Capitals 81 000 5000, S., 900, 81 900,
SC. Tickets ST. 90. Certificates OF Packages Of
Whoes will COS, bat SIS, halves 81 GO, quarters
1915.
For Prizes prompt attention. and secrecy in all bus
mess transactions, be particular to address Fortunes
Favores'' WARD s. CO.
No. 10, North Gay Street, baltimore, Md.
Nov. 9, 1913.
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To our friends at distance this news win no
doubt be somewhat surprising. But to those &C.
quainted with the means used to defeat us in this
County, it is rather to be wondered al, that we
obtained majority at all.
The Governor Of Virginia in his appointment
of Commissioners, placed upon the Commsson
gentleman whom he knew to have objected 10
some seventy Wing votes cast for Capt. BoaiS
last spring, and whom he thus considered as
pledged to object to them again. Votes ike
many of these had been repeatedly decided by
Democratic Legislatures in Virginia to be good,
and yet for the first time they were excluded
here. At no precinct in the County except
one, was there majority of Wing Commission
ers appointed and at that precinct the Wing
majority is nine, where in 1874 the Democratic
majority was AZ We are not disposed TO doubt
the integrity of the Commissioners, but surely
we have right to complain of the appointment
of men committed against us. AT GeraFdstown,
we are prepared to show that number of ille-
gal Democratic votes were poled, whilst good
Wing votes were excluded In several instan-
ces one of the Commissioners received the taxes
of Dciinqaepts at the polls, and allowed these
persons TO vote.
Every honorable exertion that could be made
was made by the indomrable Wings of the Old
Guard but we fought against such fearful odds,
that only those who sac appreciate our efforts.
The Wings of Virginia may rest assured that our
majority a far triai is not less than one hun
dred and twenty. Such majority we pledge
ourselves to give in any State contest.
We constrained by sense Of justice to
say, that at Back Creek, the Commissioners did
their duty fairly and faithfully. At this precinct
the Democrats expeeteda majority of75-itwas
A
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REYOL U7YON IN AUSTRIA.

hignesI Importance.
REVOLUTION IN AUSTRIA.
There has been a tremendous crisis III Vienna
The last accounts represented the city being IN the
hands OF the Provisional Government the Emperor,
accompan led by the loyal military, having sought safe
ity in flight The Ban OF Crotia the renowned Jella-
chieh having joined the Emperor with his forces, he
first advanced towards the city OF Vienna, and then
tired 10 Newsladt, the general of the Imperial forces
maintained position in The suburbs OF the city. Prince
Wendsgratz was advancing from Prague, 10 take su-
preme command OF the Imperial army, which sad 10
amount 10 100000 men.
The Diet, Provisional Government, of Vienna. il
is said, can muster equal number oil Inen TO cope
with the Imperial forces.
A bombardment OF the magnificent city OF Vienna,
il confidently said, will not be attempted The policy
OF the Emperor being TO Gu, of all supplies and thus
starve the city into submission.
The Diet sent an unmatlm TO the Imperial General,
refusing TO dsarm the National Guard unless The for
ces OF the Emperor should retire, and cease 10 threat.
en- the city
The Emperor is in Moldayia. leyying forces
Russia.
The Emperor Of Russia is threatening to support
the Emperor OF Austria from Poland, where he las
directed large force to rendezvous.
Ireland.
The Irish Catholic Clergy max ing concerted
effort 10 ranquillze Ireland permanently, aud with
this view have inlplored the aid oil Government
Hey SOiicH an advance Oh lunuS, the purpose or
giving employment TO the poor and starving.
France.
Gen. Cavaignac is still in power. and is said to have
adopted conclaiory course for the purpose OF win
ming to his party the ModeFaies.
M. Decaux. Project OF Paris. has resigned his Of
flee disappearing Of Gen. Cavaisnac's policy which
he pronounces nti-repubican The total and spec
dy downfall Of Cavaignac is predicted.
Ledru Rollins banques continue TO be held, and
excite grea, alarm throughout France, causing de-
preston Of the funds, sc.
Italy
The Hungarian battalion in Italy. attached 10 the
army ofMarshal Radetsky, demand permission to re
turn 70 their country Radelsky's position is said
be perlous, he is menaced by Italian army and
unmistakable symptoms of characterization having
appeared III his own.
The Italians under the command Of Gen. Durands,
are about TO take the field against the Ausrans under
command OF Radeisky. The Asuian general is said
10 be completely paraysed.
Spain
The accounts from this Kingdom repIesen il as be
ing unsettled condition.