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A VAIN, and Its Con.eq usoce., a novel by @. p. n

n James rs cents,
Ciowrie, the Kings Plot; by G. P. r. James. a
Vanity FAIR; by Tnackeray-frst and second parts.
Edward Vernon, story by r.. v. Childe. volume.
Story OF the Peninsuar War by Gen. Vane, Marquis of
Londonderry. Complete in volume.
Websters Diplomatic and Official Papers while Secreta-
nv OF State. volume
Wheelers Biography of Congress. I volume.
The Englishmans Greek Coocordance OF the New Ieea
l volume.
This day received by ar
August "a r. IAfLOk-
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John p. sCALLISGs, sucossser u @. r. SsneseAck,
u respectfully friends and tho public fener-
ally that he has taken the shop formally
painting and promises execute II u the bess possible
manner.
July 30-eodu
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DELAWARE College.-The fall session of Delaware
II College commences the 3Oh instant. Boarding can
be had in the village for 81 90 per week.
JAMES L. MILES,
Secretary Of Board
Newark, August N-law3t
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T osT-On Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday, Gath
IL inst, ockets-one in form of paddock, with
carbuncles the other plain round gold Both
of hair The finder will be literally
rewarded if he will leave them a the Union Office.
Aug q.
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Compliment to Merit.
WASHINGTON, August 81. 1913

WASHINGTON, August 81, 1913.
DEAR The citizens of Washington, sharing in COM
with all their countrymen sentiments grateful add
mration for distinguished during the recent
with Mexico well the highest respect for your
professional and personal character have Ia large number
of hem) embraced the occasion of your the
of government request your acceptance OF the
pment of public dinner, such time may suit your
convenience and have deputed the undersigned
tee convey you their wishes.
With the highest respect your friends and obeden SER
wants,
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w. w. SEATON,
WALTER LENOX,
SILAS HILL,
p. X. FENDALL,
p. AIrON KEY,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY,
WIN. GUNTON,
JOHN w. MAURY.
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To Com. MATTHEW C. PERRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

The Londor T,aes o the sth says Our private letter
from Paris. dated O'Clock yesterday evening contains
tie f1.lOWln-:
ia ms letter Of yesterday afternoon mentioned
that courier had arrived from Vienna with most favor
able news 10 consisted OF the acceptance Of the ar
mis,.ce by the Austrian Government
ia my letter OF this morning ! stated briefly mat
Charles Albert had displayed irmncss and good faith
that would insure the pacific arrange nent OF the affair,
o Italy The facts on lch thai statement BE- founded
are that Austria refused accepting the mediation 81
France ana England the hope OF being able to fright
On hin. Charles Albert into treaty direct VITA MIN
self on terms which The mcdatin- powers would never
think of proposing. In furthcrance OF this project
Prince schwartzenburg was dispatched from Milan %
tless,ndra 20 persuade Charles Albert by inimdato on
frs-aai II thai were not successful by atteryto re-
i,ct the offered mediation of Great Britain and France
and To- treat direct with the Austrian Cabinet is Ma
iesty however declined this proposition and deciar'
bis resolve t. abide By the mediation the oHer Of "cA
be- bad accepted
- am .srther informed that the Austrian Government
assured the diplomatic representatives Oh France ma
Emil and aAI the other members of the corps aI D.i
r al Vienna that it vas az the instance OF Charles Al
bert himself that she liustra bad refused the oi1r Oh
tf..fffU
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ENGLAND.
Fashions for september.


Ptr1fc PROMENADE DREss-Lilac tafista red ngote
hich close corsag~ and long. tight sleeves ruche
OF the material OF the robe cut IN sharp ceats al tAe
dees trms the front Of the corsage Il Is very thlc
al the upper part but dmn-hes in size a. de-cend-
the valet, opening about the middle OF me corsase
aud forming small ruche NJ each side Inc 'front.' oil
the skirt Is trimmed with ruches en- ADier tney arc
f,U Al the bottom bat become gradually smaller As
they reach the top Embroidered cambria collar. lac
sleeve is Just short enough TO display illl cam9.la
boulonue. White taieta capoe the interior OF tne
brim l. trimmed In a light style with Wild lowers lne
exterior is ornamcnied each side With u TUT OF
uchsias and their foliage. White brides IN s'a anu
rather long brlm, and melon crown
CARAIAGE DREss-Stripcd pole De chcvre ROBE cor
SAGE three quarter hight close AZ the top oat drawn
fll AZ the waist Demi-0nE sleeves under sleeves Oh
artalane bouilonne The skirt is trimmed WITH very
deem hem aud two tuck7 Still deeper flhA crepe 'u.
peau a small and perfectly round shape 4D1 7ol".
ture Is cOmuOsed Of the Same fierlh-t WINE l4.iii-
and long white h1ltGr bridges Of PINK Grape Li-l'
bne tta vi.te. il l. rather OF large size close DR.
ting the -aruiturc is composed ~ three lolnce- 's
TONED a. tine edges the lower ioance mlch deePs'
than others. q.
,if up Ia the throat and embroidered round me to
wide and rounded 40 the bottom they are emDfo4'ti
ga the skirt h trimmed with three deep tucA-' th'
headed with embroidery tney straw enaPesI 80 -
ouen shape. the interior trimmed with PINK noooi ab
brides Of The same the exterior Win wreath VI y''
low blossoms Blue taf,il shawl cut round ihs ool
der la fcsioons thy are lightly embroidered ~ '.A ~
correspond. Black lace mitiens
Dv,it.rolErTE-Po.lc dc cheyrc robe a 'o" COZ.
sere and short sleeves. Black lace canex0u, nisn
~ tbe back open on the bosom, aud with shof'
sleeves OF an slsy width a iuA ult nyt 'eiy
a.. l,s-,irs terminates the c1rsage the garni
,.rd ia a row OF lace brought fun round the top
and descending "a TcFers on the bosom tu'
sleeves are iermlu4tcd by ia. OF lace Pax loai.n-
ceinture Italian shaw chapcau' folni shap- -.
'.s ,i,,,red with half wrealhs of interim ngled
,ybi,c and red roses and white brides tie cAicioi
,.i,h tllts of white roses and thciT foliage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Il is now certain that Prince Louis Napoleon VII be-
cand.d date tor ttr Assembly he ms addressed letter
20 mis- uncle the sing Jerome. which wu II ], SAID
be published IA the journals IN day or two. lie VII
Doe again supported BY the Socialist party A. ne Wa M
the last election.
The army actually on foot now amounts. according
10 Gen LainoTiccrts calculations 10 1i-O0J men the
estimated expense for the year being j,OIoOh
Iti- announced in the Prose that the Emperor OF
Russia will send Count pahen 90 Paris az Ambassador
There have been several riots 20 serious that the a
thoritiee OF OF the Departments had p,uuoned the
Executive 10 place the Department ia state Of siege
10 il stated that Government are ln ihil possession oi
Louis Bonapariis plot with ram.lc.tuns ~ Lyons and
ten other places and that they will be put d0"n with d
strong hand.
ris laid that conferences have been held between
the Nonarchisfs and Moderate Republican party VA the
Assembly which q was expected Will lead 10 fusion
of al in behalf Of the Republic. IL u expected that
the Constitution will be voted by the end OF OctoDcr'
and that the Assembly VIII then be proTogued III De
cembeT.
II has been observed with establishment that the fol-
lowing representatives, Oi the people hitherto remark
able for the advocacy OF the liberty of the press were
ent in the National Assembly during the discussion ON
that al important subject MN Odilon Barot Berry
er Blault Dufaufe. Lafayette. Lam1rtine, MHllevlle
Armand. Marrast. Msuguin. Moniaembert Pages ode
TAricgel Rtmusat. Theirs and IocqueviAe-
The members Of the Orleans family have lately made
several attempts the effects which they len
in the Tuilenes in February. The eNfueen has De
nauded part OF her wardrobe, which was deposltto
in private room II has been sent b her wilh the eN
ccpou 10 Is said of some valuable ACE "hlch mas oel
cut from IL and retained. 40 decision has yet ocfn
come to respecting the revenues OF the Orleans family
The Government desired 10 sell wood Tor the ilqh1a
ton of part OF the debts 20 which Louis Philippe al
first consented but aiterward retracted. Ine family
require that the OF their property snail De- c
mted 10 them the Government is opposed 70 tns
and various projects OF Arrangement have been pu' or
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Lord John Russell In ireland.

letter dated Kinsstovn. sept > gives the follow
ng particulars of Lord John Russels melancholy visit
- Ireland
The lower orders present did no, shout bat they did
not rroan - some spprehenici they would DO. One
islIow roarcd out cheer Tor Mitchell another A
cheer Tor Repeal. but there was no response. His
lorlship and Lady Russell. werc then conducted 90
the terminus Of the Kn-siovn Railway. where special
train was ia waiting and IN eight minutes after startn
it arrived ia Dublin Here again large assembage OF
persons of the middle and lower orders were present
The moment his l0ri-hp was recognized 4 iaint
cheer was raised An attempt 10 get up groan failed
The distinguished visitors got into one oil the Lori-
eutenants carriages which was in waiting and before
o'clock thev reached the Nice-regSl Lodge AZ the
Park His ord.hips soiourn In the Metropolis Of Ire
land has been strictly private and from the manner IN
which be has acted during the entire oi his Visit mp u
this time. he or hear bat little OF the present
state Of Ireland.
Another letter written subsequently, gives the fol-
lowing additional particulars
Lord John Russell has not pleased the sight seers OF
our metropolis His only appearance on Saturday was
whih a. fast as blood horses could carry him along
our oays 20 the custom house. the least portion OF
which building By the by ia used tor commercial pur.
poses His lorishp turned short round and whired
back again. His family accompanied him. Yesterday
bis iordship attended the Castle chapel and A. 10 Was
known biz gravity would not permit farther appearance
on the Sabbath the chapel not only crowded 10 m
convenience but 20 want OF proper respectior
solemn temple ot prayer. Immense crowds also were
outside in the Lower Castlcyard. The impression OF
those who knew his ordshps appearance was that ne
liff uDf well
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SPAIN.
MnNcmcnt- OF The Insnrgents.

Letters from the frontiers OF Catalonia OF the 2eth
saw the actual number of armed MOntcmoiDists IN
Catalonia amounts 10 500 men, Of whom from 800 to
$50 are cavalry Ia their operations for some time past
there has been observed a military strategy and dsc
pliue little in conformity with their usual habits. Inc
province Of Nich Is that IN which the Montemolnists
are the most numerous and daring The iOrtihcauOn'
of the chief tswn are being repaired. when IS an
additional proof that an attack from Cabrera or Marsa
il feared 81,
Il was reported that Cabrera was at Villagrsn WIN
500 infantry and 80 horse. Gen |ilalonga has ai
dressed an energetic proclamation TO the troops oil tht
military district OF Valencia 10 announce to them ina
ne is about to take the command OF the troops vi ina
division and to conduct the against the Traoucaire
with vigOr.
The Captain General Villlonga had lot Valencia II
pursuit of band OF insurgents which had appeared al
MarsrazgO An affair had taken place between the lith
battalion OF light infantry and lOh ancers and the Gar
let bands OF Gilbert and Saballs to the number OF 10
The Carlists lost eleven killed two of whom were ON
GERS several were wounded and the rebels were CON
pletely routed. There no loss on the side oil the
ROYAL troops Carst chief has been arrested at Oran
in Algers where he was striving 10 raise recruits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS Political News.

war steamer arrived in Kingstown on Tuesday last
from Cork with 300 convicts who % be placed on
board the convict chip lying in that har0or Ter
ence Bellew MManus the insurgent leader VIII arrive
In this steamer He viii remain but day or TWO IN
Dublin and will probably be- sent down TO Clomnel Tor
trial At the Special Commission.
The police authorities in Dublin and the south are Oh
opinion that Mr. T. q German, and others Oi the insuf
gent leaders whose arrival in France has been report
ed are still fugtyes from justice in this country Dur,
ing the last week the search after Messrs . 6Oraa ana
D0heny has been more active than before.
It's quite certain that Mr. Francis Morgan solicitor
Of the Corporation OF Dublin against whom warrant
was issued j. now in Paris. whence he has sent
over communication 70 the Corporation, suggesting
that the office sh0ud be held until circumstance
shall enable him o. return 10 Ireland Mr. Morgan
letter was submitted 70 the To~nc0unci last Tuesday
IL Is considered certain, also, that Ny. Jonn DAloh
barriter for whose arrest on charge OF nlgn treason
A reward of 800 has been offered has escaped out Of
the country bat the belief among the police iuncuona
res IS that the other fugitive leaders, as vel Is most
III the minor parties against whom warrants have oeen
issued are si lurking about the Counties Of Limerick
Kerry Glare, or Ippersry.
a letter from Clonmei dated Thursday evening
states that the summ0nses for the special commislJn
had ust been served the Jurors VINO were ordered
10 attend on the & inst under The penalty Of s2V-
Perfectly tranquility prevails throughout the country
and the weather continues favorable for harvest opera
tons though perhsps higher degree Of temperature
rxguli ne desirable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
yariou, lntelligence.

On the 2ith alt courier despatched by Marshal Rs
detsky arrived lieste with open letter from the
Minister OF War and Marine OF the King OF Sardinia
addressed 10 Vice Admiral Abni enloning him 10 raise
the blockade Immediately, 10 abandon the waters OF
Venice and 10 order the PedmOnese troops there sta
toned 10 march back 10 Sardinia.
The young wife OF the hereditary Prince OF Parma
sister OF the Duke of Bordeaux has given notice ths
she intends 10 maintain the right Of her line IN I'll,
Duchies having given birth To son. born an Italian 81
Florence. 49,.
The Roman Chamber prorogued on the 10Th
November. The Pope has resolved to SEND repre-
sentston 10 the Congress on the Italian question
The latest dates from Genoa announce that after
much difficulty. tranquility was reestsolished from
Paceniis has been received that most destiu'
tive epidemic has broken out among the Austrian
troops.
The O0igi9ne OF Turin contains letter stating that
on the .ith ult three Neapoan steamers having BON
barded Messna the forts OF that city had sunk one oil
them and forced the others 10 withdraw.
AT the sitting of the Chamber OF Deputies in Rome,
on the 9th ut the Minister OF the Interior (tsbrD said
in reply to some questions asked relative 10 the nego
tistiuns pending with the Austrian General;
Geatefacq The safety Ot the country depends a,
present on the r.ing in Of the population There
l. nothing be expected from pacific or diplomatic ne
gOtiaions The people desire arms in order TO rush To
the held OF battle Thousands OF men are ready 10 eN
terminate the barbarOus OppressOr france, SPAN no
lOsna Milan, have given the glorious example Inc
People, armed for Liberty, have yanquished the enc
mics OF their country. .,
The Coacliaiorc announces that the Marquis Rodoin
has gone To Aessandrs charged with an extraordinary
mission from the Tuscan Government 10 Charles Albert
and had had long private conference with the MIG
the subject being the interest OF the Peninsula Chaicr
Albert was tavoraby disposed toward the political
league being evidently anxious that the Neapohta
Government should be included therein With regard
10 peace he declared he had done before that unless
an honorable one could be concluded he would resume
arms in order to reconqger ltays lost Independence
that he was recognizing the army with this view aud
that be would take the swiss troops into his pay IN OF
der 10 increase his army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
IN LIAM ~
ComuIi.-i0n AT tlOnmci.

Tn, Esrsrsaa TINES says: We are now enabled :,
state upon the oc-i authority tla. H't-e'a-
b,s isgaed for the County OF IlPperafy
The Judges are to be the Lord Ch-ei Justice ts..A
-. liz fond Chief Justice OF the Common Pleas
All Judge Moore. ...t .4.. ,b.
Ga inv will be- sworn There must however, o. a.
Imam. nj A. soon as the bills are found
i,snot We bsievo hnaiiy settled what prisoners 81
o, 30 ,lt upon their trial a. the Special COMMISSION
a. oip,irn and Mr. Meaghcr wIl certainy be- anon
be nprpber Nothing has been a. yet determined Wiz
regard 70 Mr.. Duty. -, 81.
,.;s.r-r. are n be defended Mr.. Hem, Nr. W MI.
~ NJ Butt and Mr. Holmes have been al reii,nsl
w. understand llr the defence both 81 Nr. nl.el
and Nr Messber bat al the retaners nave o,el =
cb prisoner 10 select separate counsel 10 deieha nm
Its expected that the movable column q -.
rucauIped TurtHAa under the commas ~ -
krDorsf VII be- To- afc1 C!uumel dlrin- me -l-.
nj the Commission Altogether We sn-A pFouaD',
have military force OF Little lees than 1900 men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
Parliament in ireland.

We have previous occasion intimated that thore
ha1 been formed ma Dublin Society Tor the promotion
ol the annual sIttings OF the Imperial Parliament m
Ireland The Committee held meeting ~ ~, Abbey
It on Monday the lth inst. Lord W ttz gerald In the
Chair, when the following new members were admit
ted Lord Massereene. Lord Neiil, the Earl OF Cas-
uestuart Lord kOssmore, J. FetherstOnhaugh, Esq
Roy ~ir lIarcOurt Lees. Bart James John Bagot Esq
NJ Burke Esq W. II. Burton, Esq w. Johnson Esq
81 r. Morrison, Isaac Butt Esq &C, D. Chapman ESQ
Aubrey Bcauccrc, Esq. and w Akin, Esq The iol
lowing resolutions, were unanimously adopted:
That ina order to remove misapprehension which
appears 10 exist as 10 the objects contemplated by this
society we feel ID necessary 10 declare that u not ou
desire 20 seek irienuial meeting OF the Imperial Far
anert n Dublin for general purposes but that the Oh
ect o. this Society il 10 procure an arrangement by
which the Imperial Parliament shall hold is sings NJ
Dublin during such convenient portion OF each year a'
may De sufficient for the transaction Of business more
peculiarly relating to Irish affairs.
That the Committee meet q; their rooms u Abbey
It every Monday. at two o'clock to receive suoscnp
tons and admit members, aAd 10 transact the genera
business OF the society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
Terrible Suffering and De-,itutIon.

We have received tine following details of deporabe
lesiitutiOn and suffering in Clare few days ago, AS
Captain Kennedy pO0rlaw Inspector. was proceeding
on an official tour through the Western division OF the
kiru.h nlon be- met a woman literally naked and I'm
able to move, from utter exhaustion. From the ges
lures and other signs exhibited by the wrctched being
Capt kennedy regarded her a. a maniac, ana II was
only when be had converted with her and learned her
inghtul condition that be found she was being Out
too sensbly alive TO the horrors OF her stuauOn ana
the pangs of hunger.
Immediately relieved the poor wOmsns wants. ana
most humancy presented her on lhe instant, WIN the
covering of bis horse which served the poor woman as
blanket 10 Is feared that Captain hennedy VIII nave
% encounter many similar spcctaclcs, should ms lot ne
cast in the klrush MON during the approaching WIN
ter The Midtown Malay Atlantic Hotel 10 IN course
being purchased by the Poor.Law Commissioners 20
convert Il into temporary wOrkhOuse Tor the u.s.. OF
the paupers OF the Midtown Mslbay district oil the In
Nothing more requisite for the good of the district
could De done Depredaons on the potato gsrdenS are
constantly taking place owing b. the utter desututi9n
the poor. could not describe - you the misery and
poverty OF this locality Thousands crawling from door
10 door craving aims from many who are nearly ~ De =
ttute as the craycrs. Though the EnnsiymOn work
house tul yet there is absence oil craving crea'
lures from ones door
The LHorick Er1mincr contains farther and most al
dieting accounts OF the clearance system in Clare That
journal says;
Three hundred houses more, beside 1000 already
torn down in the union OF klrush, have been eyeled
since our correspondents last excursion. VIII any
limit be put 20 these ravages
Last week % families comprising over 100 human be-
ngs were evctcd from their homes, which were level
I'D nth the ground in Scarif. The sub sheriff super
intended the operations In the name OF the God oil
mercy will any stop Dee put to these deeds
a. correspondent, upon whom We can place the iull
est reliance has lust sent the following over one
hundred human beings have been cast out on the world
bleak common from LscaHnor. The house are tumoled
the unfortunate people squatted by ne roadside IN
huts They were under tenants 10 mddleman named
sheahan who was elected Tor nonpayncnt oi rent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
Restoration of Order.

Advices from Genoa Of the 81 ult state that up 10
the night ~ the 30th LeghOrn continued tranquil.
S.gnOr a Cecilia had resigned his post member Of
the Provisional Government IL was sad that the
troops had entered icghorn the 10Th and frater.
nizod with the people. crest lestivty followed the
event
The Dante steamer having left the port with several
military passengers on board was met by French
steamer which made her turn back, and lsnd her pas
sengcrs on the Pissn coast The Commercis 81 Bssua
steamer shared similar fate. camp was forming At
Pss of civic guard both mobile and sedentary these
having /, IS said refused 10 march upon Leghorn.
many inhabitants went oUt OF Pisa 10 invite them 20
enter.
Letters from Auesssndria, the headquarters OF
Charles Albert led 70 the expectation of renewal Of
hostlities General Lsmsrniovs had retured 10 Tor
tons and the Duke of savoy was At CASTLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
AUSTRIA.
F~sn .gAls

great number Of TIE national guards oi .snna nav
rks .e of their arms against lle wofkinen Ia conse
gsucc three additional re-nents VI The iine nave been
ordered .nt, Jenna The number u killed ia the ate
riot ascertained % be- IT, aud the numoero oil wounded
80. .,5 site- exceeds 200 The 9th ut was the day
.~f for the burial OF the w0rkIlcn Who were Killed
d, o.ss.i of quistiy considerable number Of stu
s.ts attended the funeral Arrests continued 20 be
made the number Of persons Already N custody az
T.aDUesrs from an official report that II constables
had been wounded but only oue seriously The wound.
rraived by the National Guard 10 the collision with the
workrnen are light
The Government has sent note 20 me french con
sui iusttyirg through Gen Weldon the proceedings
Of The Austrian army in the Pspal states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

a dsplora5s character sanguinary collision took
place that day between the Nsuona Guards the
troops and thr ps6p'e great number OF families had
abandoned the city. 4 portion % the population eN
erted themselves % effect compromise which Wa re-
sisted By the otlcr. The city plunged into conster
the abolition Of the ali tax and reduction Of one hall
In The salaries OF puac otccrs, and had sent deputa
ton 10 renee % demand the realization OF the PopH
Tar wish -Four persons were killed IN the engagement
and I'VE wounded
The Pdtri of Florence Of the s}h. contains Circn
lar addressed by the Minister Of the Interior % the
Protects OF Luccs and Pisa inviting them 10 call on the
Civic Guards Of their Provinces 70 join the regular
troops and march 70 Leshorn II found necessary.
Tie point OF rendezvous i liked st Plea