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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22
FOREIGN TlIEATRICALs.

From the London Sunday Times April !, 1S49.l
Of the most alarming and destructive conhagrations
that has occurred in the metropolis since the burning
Of Astcys Theatre about ten years since broke out
which has resulted in the total demolition Of the Royal
Olympic Theatre, and the partial destruction OF up
wards Of a dozen other buildings
This favorte place of amusement had, 1t Is we'll
known, frontage OF considerable extent in Wych
ttrec and IL stretched behind the houses in Craven
buildings and Newcastle street.-the space between tho
theatre and the houses in the two last named thorough
fares being only few feet. The flames first
the Outside Of the theatre by police constable 26
J. This officer lodged at tho house of MIR Giles, the
baker. in Wych street, the back windows from which
overlooked the theatre AS he passing stairs he
noticed dente body of smoke pouring forth from the
roof which at satisfied the officer that fire was
burning within. He therefore, gave immediate
alarm. and on running into the street he found
parties ate ;tDg to turn the gas of from the main
Before that could be accomplished flames shot through
the roof in fearful grandeur; at the same time the
cracking of timber within the premises at told all
present that fearful confagration must occur Mes
tngers were instantly despatched in all directions for
the engines but before sufficient time had elapsed for
one machine to reach the scene the whole of the roof
gallery, and boxes was in geHeral body Of flame and
30 intense did the heat become that six seven houses
in craven buildings, with the Pavilion tavern IN New
cattle street, and several other houses, caught nre
simultaneously
Er. Superintendent Iraidwood at once gave orders
TO his fromen carry the hose round the theatre so
that they might be able to attack the names IN the ur
cunit,rs and ureycnt their further extension. The
Wet Of England engine was by MI Connortons oraer'
taken TO the gallery entrance WIN view OF conveying
tcsble for the front door being opened the scene
hat pres cntcd Itself to the remen such as cannot
be accurately describcdthc seats in the pit the ma
.hiuely ON the stage, with every box, were burning
nd the noise caused by the roaring u the flames
like furnaces in full play. The remen nothing
dauntcd kept to their poss; they mounted the roof
Of the bOufos not re and by that they
enabled to extiDguh the fire the Pavilion tavern,
aid aso 10 Keep the flames from spreading further in
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to the Cape, to join Mitchell. Mr.. O'Gorman has
written to the Feenia,, to say that a number of
people who put down their names for subscription
to the Mitchell fund, have not come forward he
paid Mrs. Mitchell III lbs. Cd, however, on
account.
l am happy to inform you that the ravages of the
cholera have decreased very much in Limerick as
visited. Dublin is, as yet, untouched
Accounts of the destitution of the West, particu-
larly Mayo, still continue horrifying. The people
are literally starving, and have not the means to
crop their farms. The Irish Waste Land Society
is about being dissolved and tract of mountain in
the county of Sligo, on which they expended seve-
raj thousands, is to be given up to the lessor.
MARKETS YEsTERpAy.-American smoked bacon, 42s
to 46s per cwt Indian corn, 2es to ABS per 4s0 lbs
do. meal, S. to 9s. per cwt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22

WHO FIRST NOMINATED GENERAL TAYLOR We were
the first editor in the North to out for General
Taylor and were certainly, par excellence, original
man yet, from that very circumstance, have been
hated and illuminated and abused and outraged per-
sonay publicly, politically and in every other sort
of way by the original organs, and by the orgi
nal' clubs, without stint modcration.-NeU York
Herald.
Not by the National Whig. We have always
given you full credit for your nomination of Old
Zack in May, 1876, and for the zeal with which you
urged the propriey of the people making him Pre-
sdent.-Nattonal Hing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22

WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUsBAND.-On Satur-
day. 7h INST. Mrs. Robert Intel was stabbed in
Orleans, and died on Sunday morning, about
twelve hours after receiving the wound. The VIC
tim in this mysterious affair was a beautiful young
woman, not over IL years of age. The motives
assigned to the husband for the commission of the
deed are many, but they are all traceable to
lecture, we forbear mentioning them: The ac-
cused, who is carpenter by trade, and very re-
Of age, was arrested early on Sunday afternoon.
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SUDDEN APPEARANcE OF J. w. Wnsoy-Yss-
terday morning, greatly to the surprise of the unni
J. w Crafts, in the destruction of the ship Frank
lin, appeared to answer to three indictments charg-
ing hum with completely in that dreadful crime.
In the United States District Court, yesterday, he
pleaded not guilty to the charges, aud remand
ed for trial, TO appearance, although it is said he is
to appear states evidence against his late part
ner In the iniquity libelled against both We are
informed that Wilson never has been out ofBoston,
and that, notwithstanding the hue and cry after
him, his whereabouts was known, if not secured to
him by the government-Boston Times, April 49,
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Letter from General Taylor.

WAsHIFGToN D. G., March u, IS49. Y
DEAR Sin Your favor Of the 18th inst. has been
duly received, and take great pleasure in acknowledge
ing the volumes transactions OF the New York
State Agricultural Society which you have been kind
enough to forward to my address, have always taken
the deepest interest in agricultural pursuits and i'm
provcments. and shall peruse with care volumes con-
tanning much that Is valuable in relation to this
carcst and most important of all arts beg that you
will convey to the Executive Committee my most sim
thanks for this acceptable present. and accept for
yourself the assurance Of my respect and esteem.
rerain, with regard,
Your friend and ob't servt
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The North Carolina fisheries have been much more
prosperous At the fishery Of Mr. Josiah T Cranberry,
in ferquimons county, 900 herrings were landed;
The Montreal Gazette announces that the Canadian
intends increasing the tolls on the st. Law.
renee canals.
The route of the contemplated branch railroad Lead
ing from York to Hanover In York county Pennsyva-
MIA Is about to be located and IL 10 expected that the
undertaking will be speedily crowned with success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22

MARRIAGE BY RAnRoAD.-The Mexican family
that was sojouinlng at the Broadway Hotel, last
week, says our friend George, left on Sunday in the
cars for Sandusky City While at the hotel, little
love affair sprang up between the daughter-a beau
tful grl-of Mr.. Bocanegra and Mr.. Eckley, a
young gentleman who resides in the city OF New
York. On board the cars he made a proposal,
which was accepted, and anxious to have the nup-
tlal knot tied, he induced the urbane Mr.. Doherty,
the conductor, to stop the tram for few minutes
at Morrow, TO make the twain one fesh.-Baltt-
more american, 1prI 20,
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THE PRESIDENT OF LIBERA.-Thc English GO
yernment, in redemption OF It's promise to President
Roberts respecting the suppression of the slave
trade, have instructed the Lords of the Admiralty
TO issue the following -" The Lords of the Admit
rally have ordered the Lark, small vessel lying
the President Of the African Republic Of Liberia"
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From Aux CAYEs.-Extract of a letter dated
Aux Cages, March 9th: The monopoly law is
condemned by every body and the merchants
thew think vii be- Granted One tbing ;s wiTa
either the law or the merchants must succumb-
Boston 7raUelcr, ApH 20.
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O'REnLY's TELEGRAPH 1T is intended that the
new telegraph line from New York to Buffalo shall
be completed as early as September. Bans supe-
Troy Budget.
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ions EuiL ON TIE WATER.-Captan Harmon
of tho bark Thames, at New Orleans from Chagrcs,
rays he was overhaulc, on the 18th ult by a Br-
tish eloop Of war, which fred lee gun, when the
bark hoisted her ensign. In ten minutes the soop
of war fired shot from her starboard bride gun,
to- The commander of the British ship salu,ed
Captain II. in the following gentlcmanly manner.-
You Z Yankee. why did you not answer my sig
nal and not give me the trouble to up hcre' have
mind TO blow you out Of water, lie said no more.
,quared his yards set his studding sails md went about
hp business
The commander Of the soop was probably
dr,I PhiadelI hid Lodgr, AfvR 20.
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P. Jsus-os Cor Secretary N. Y S. Ag Society, Al
bany, n. Y
Your friend and ob't serv

FROM YucATAN.-We have received Campeachy
papers, Ell Am,go del Pueblo, of the 18th ult. and
The Sd instant, but they contain nothing of interest.
Several inconslderable skirmshes had taken place
between the government troops and the Indians, III
the neighborhood of Tihosuco, which, according
to these prints, resulted in the defeat of the lt
Anadvance has, however, been made by the Iucate-
coo to wrest from their antagonists the strong holds
which the latter possess. The people in Campeachy
were awaiting, in almost GREATNESS suspense, the
result of the expedition from SIsa against Bacaar,
on it will depend the duration OF the war. If it
cut of from the source of their supplies, the neigh
boring British colony of Belize, and must sue
crmb if the Yucatecoes be defeated, the best
friends Of the peninsula will almost give up the
l3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-01
RIOH M O N D M A n X E rs.

TOBACCO-The market is quite animated, and pti-
ces oflower descriptions may be quoted a shade higher.
The breaks are small, however, The arrivals very ligh'.
and stock decreasing. We quote Lngs 81 rs a So so
for shipping. and So 25 81 50 for manufacturing; com
MN Leaf 81 SO S. so; Good and Fine Sc a IS 5O;and
Fine Manufacturing 81 to $l7, as to quality.
FLOUR Receipts continue moderate. Sales of
Richmond superfne have been made at s.. The same
price is offered for Scoi,sville, but as yet no sales.
WHEAT-Ihe receipts are ample, and sales have
been made for cash a, 81 05 for white, and 81 for merchant
able lots extra qualities may be quoted q cents per
bushel higher.
CORN-We quote Corn at 52i to So cts. per bnshel.
CORN MEAL.-60a to G5 cts. per bushel. Kiln dried
meal is held at 81 50 per Dbl.
OATS-Not much doing. We quote 80 cents per
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-01
Fortune cuts strange capers!
GONE Of HER FRANKS !.e@

A GERMAN FAMILY, composed Of an old man, his
N wife and a brood OF six healthy, and rosy-chceked chill
drep, direct from the "Fathcrland, D who arrived in Balti.
more a few days since, on their way to the " far west y was
robbed the day after their arrival by some unmitgated
scoundrel, OF a small leather trunk containing S4,267 IN
Gold, which they had brought safely 5000 miles over a
treacherou~ sea to part company with just as they had near
" rcachsd their destination. The distress consequent upon
the realization OF their loss can scarcely be imagined. But
mark the strange sequel. The father, in passing along
Light Street, was prompted by his lucky genius TO pause ior
a moment at the window OF Messrs. PYFER 4 CO, No.
I, Light Street, in which a large amount Of Gold Is display
ed to the gaze of the curious, hen he yielded To an ifrcsist-
ba yearning to try his Luck in some OF their Magnificent
Lotteries, in the hope TO make up his loss. He purchased a
Package OF Tickets in the MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery,
excessive 10Y, upon learning after the drawing that he had
drawn the Brilliant Prize OF 100000, which handsome a
mount this Far-Famcd and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly paid him without charging him any extra discount,
when he went his way rejoicing. baltimore paper.
Stra,cs sho,p ,chich. tooy the toind bo,cs
PYFER Il co. SELL THE PRIZES!
A few more Of the Glorious Results!
30,OOO, Whole Ticket, sent to Columbus, Ohio.
SS,967, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
5000, Whole Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
M 5000, Half Ticket, sent TO North Carolina.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia.
S24,OUO, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
S9,2i4, Quarter Ticket, seat to Pennsylvania.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee.
1900, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana
Every Prize advertised by Il YFER x co are noticed by
the Managers in their Official Reports.
8y.PyFER & co. pay their Prizes at sight!
Nothing so easy now as to realize a Fortune!
O. All who read this paper should try their Luck
A small outlay may secure an independent Fortune'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-01

A + a Court Of Hastings held in md for the Corporation Of
n Lynchburg at the Court house thereof, on Monday, De-
cember 4th, lS4S, in Chancery sitting.
Linnacus Dupuy and Celine c. his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas T. Moorman, admir- of Anderson t;annaway,
decd, Maria F.. Gannaway, and Virginia o., Cornelia F.,
Eliza and Sarah A. Gannaway, Che last four, infants under
thr age oftwenty-one years) by James Bcnagh, guardian ad
r,em, Defendants.
lids cause came on this day to be heard, on the papers for
mcrly read and the report OF Charles II. Slaughter, Comm'r
under the decree of the - day Of July, 1SlS, to which there
was no exception, and was argued by counsel, on considera-
ton whereof, the court approving said report, doth confirm it,
and 1t appearing to the court that there is a fund not yet due
accruing from the sale Of said lot over and above the pl1s' de
cree now under the control of this court, and that there are
creditors Of the said Anderson Gannaway, decd, entitled
thereto, the court will at this time direct a settlement OF the
administration account, also of the claim inns OF all creditors
binding the real estate. II doth therefore adjudge, order and
decree, that Charles w. Christian, who is hereby appointeda
commissioner for the purpose, do take, state and settle the ac-
count OF Thomas I. Norman, as admir- OF Anderson Gamma
way decd, and after warning all creditors OF said Gannaway,
by due publication in one of the newspapers published in the
town OF 1ynchburg, for one month at least, do take an ac-
count of all the debts due by said Gannaway, decd, specify
ing such as bind the real estate, and such as do not, and
make report thereof 10 court, together with any matters re-
quircd by the parties or deemed pertinent by himself.
BENAGH, Crk.
I have appointed Thursday, the first day of November
next, to commence the accounts, d rec,ed to be stated and set
tied by the foregoing order of court; on which day, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, the parties interested will appear before me at
the Office Of Garland < Slaughter, in the town OF Lynch
burg, with their accounts, vouchers, &c. prepared FOR settle
hereby particularly warned 10 appear before me at the time
and place Aforesaid, with the evidences OF respective claims.
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN,
Oct Twin Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-01

LiNcnnuRG, 7h mo. 81, 1919.
Respected Friend | hereby certify, that ON the 18th inst
I was taken with a d,arihua, About So'eiork In the evening
the disease BEGAN. very violent, accompanied with vomiting
At this time commenced taking the Anti -Sras,nodic Elixir,
a dose OF W Which, IN consequence ol the vomiting, remained at
first but a lew minutes On my stomach. However, every dose
Afforded mc relief, and peisevefcd in taking 1t I'LL about =
o'clock in the morning, when the dinrbua and yorniti ing
ceased, and my feeling became 50 improved that | slept coii-
fortably Tor the balance oithe night. About y O'Clock in the
morning, feeling some nneasiness, ! took another dose OF tho
Elixir, which Afforded entire relief. At this time sm quite
free from any symptom Of the disease. Il. may br proper to
state, that | took in all four doses. have great condolences
in The Elixir in all cases similar to mIne. Odd "a
From what I have understood as TO AsiatIc Cholera, ty
disease had some Of its characteristics. The vomiting was
violent and copious. The discharge. iro'a the bowels were
copious and very watcry, and towards the last became ~
white a. buttcrmilk and quite iroihy. My eyes became
much enlarged and my skin turned blue. My surface was cow
cred viii, a cold ,ciarnn,y sweat. During The action oil the dis
ease, | had no spasms, but on the next morning had cramps
III my legs. Thy friend, respectfully,
One ofthc p,op,ietors ofthe "Lynchburg Virg'"isn "
To David X. Lyman, tf
I.ynclburg, Va.
p.S. In consequence OF a bronchitis, with which ! was at
tackled while young, | haye for many years been in feeble
health, and particularly so for the last 9 or s years. men
ton this fact TO do away any apprehension OF injury from la
king the Elixir, which feeble persons may entertain.
July 26-tsit X u. L.
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GOODS,

To this department OF our establishment we pay very parti-
cular attention, and are prepared TO offer unusual induce
ments to Families and Hotel Keepers; also 10 parties III.
ting out Sailing Vessels and steamboats,; our stock en-
braces Premium American Bath, Whitney and Mack.
nav Of every size, adapted TO double or
single Beds, French bedsteads, bcrthes, cribs or cradles
au ani ca, z, sy stIt sSari'y, IS o co .,s,s dim, ' ;ss, |. y,
all desirablcj Pillow and Bolster Linen 81 all widths;
Richardson's and Bsrklis's superior shifting LINENS
Dama.h Table Cloth. and Napkins, 6, T., y, . and 1914
stout Barnsey and fine Satin Dauasks and Dinpers
Huckaback, Bird Eye and other TOWEl.ING Dia.
pers; wide Russia diapers, super Dsmask and common
Bordered TOWELS Crash; Ticklenenrgi new style
and rich Druggct Crumb Cloths, in sizes 1912, l2xi4,
ia1i4, i4sl6, and i6.i6 qrs. Window Shade Linens
lowest to the best styles, in white, scarlet, yellow, DARK
blue and green; exfra fine Flannel for Infants; Sack
Flannels in blue, pink and cherry; very superior Canton
Flanncls. In this department we have
CURTAIN GOODS,
In Satin dc LANES; Ga Damasks; Cashmarccns, Rich Lace
and Muslin CURTAINS (C ne,o de,igns); Curtain
Lace and Muslin by the yard; also, Domestic Cotton
Goods OF the best kinds, in shifting Cottons, Long
Cloths; Sheetings; Jeans; Drills; Osnaburgs; Lins,ys
Plaids, Checks; Bed Ticks, &c. &c.
MEMS WEAR DEPARTMENT.
We can offer an entirely fresh Stock Of Biolley's and other
best makes OF black and cold FRENCH CLOTHS
DOESKINS and CASSIMEItES; superior English
Cassimcres; American Cassimerc from all The best man
utactorefs; Rich NEW style Cashmere, Mcrino. Silk
and Satin VEST1NGS; wide black Serges; black,
brown, olive and drab Collar yelve,s; super "green
black" SERVINGS; Paddings; Silesias and Trimmings
generally; also, Rich C~RAvATs; Scarfs; Pocket
Handkfs, &c. &c.
We invite with confidence, an examination Of our Stock
from UhOfcsaIe and Retail purchasers, feeling satisfied that
can Tin extent Of stock, choice, selection, or variety of
eoods) successfully compete with any establishment in New
York or Philadelphia.
Many oil our leading articles are Of otr Oirn importation,
tho balance selected from the best sources, and on peculiarly
advantageous terms; the amount Of our business enabling MS
to pure base in ORIGINAL PACKAGES. 4tOur policy is to
sell a large amount at small profits in preference to a mode
rate business al advanced profits 10
WILL PLEASE NOTICE THAT
NAME AT ONCE II VERY LOWEST rio
FOR VERY ARTICLE.
Oct. l-3m
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HOSIERY AMI CIOy Es

A large and very complete assortment, including the best PA
RlS KID GLOVES, manufactured expressly to order,
and our name stamped inside Of each pain in all color.
and sizes; Silk and other Glove. Of every kind, a full
supply Of the very best styles; English ; Thread no.
SlERf, In Silk, Meiino, Spun Silk and others Tor La.
dies and Misses, mems and boys very stout } and s
thread Cotton, Mcrino and Scotch lambs wool Hall
HOSE
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TRY IT! TRY I'll!

TIVE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish the pub
l. lie with an article which he calls "A"NIl+tHoI-Eka
MIXTURE" This article is prepared from the ReciI~ ofa
celebrated Physician, and has been used by many persons ot
the highest rcspectabiity in this place for the last FIVE
YEARS. 1t is confidently recommended in cases OF DiAR-
RIitE.A ,DYSENTARY, VI MOltBuS, CioLE-
RIA INFANTUM, CHoIiC, Sc, and needs but a trial to
prove its efficacy. II is not unpleasant 10 the stomach Of
taste, and may be given to adults or children wi b IMMUNITY
Ccttihcates its good effects might be procur.d, enough to
fill a newspaper, hut the article will speak Tor itse'i-tryh
Prepared and soldby
July 26-tsif JolIN IL. StAf Druggist
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JAMES BENAGH, Cl'k.
Ii. III. & A. G.. LEWIS,

OST respectfully call The attention oftheir friends
ANH and the public, to their
Magnificent Stock OfCloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings,
and goods for Gen,lemens' wear, which will be sold sep.
arateiy or made up. and a good fit guaranteed in all ca
ses. These Goods are really splendid. They were bought
low for cash and will be sold at a very small profit.
Oct. Its. d. Ii. & A. G. LEWIS.
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THOS. ]. KIRKPATRICK,
ATTORNEY at Law,

WILL. regularly attend the Courts Of Campbell and
w Franklin counties. Business in the Corporation Courts,
entrusted 10 his care, will receive due attention, ms he has
made an arrangement whereby tho concurrence of | ~ynchburg
and Franklin Courts will occasion no Inconvenience.
Addre.s-Lynchburg Office next doo' below that OF Mr..
Chisweil Dabnev.
S.nt 81 IA EHEH -sHH
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~
bushcl. - ~.@
Money The fends were steady, but . limited bust
ness was going forward.
Provisions were steady at fpfinef quotations.
ENGLAND-1he Cholcta continues In rsgc Win
considerable violence IN London. On tho ll,h and l2'h
September. $40 deaths occurred In Tho city. -.
The clnlcra was also again scour ling Scoiia"d. Inc
Bishop II Norwich is dead.
FRANCE.-Paris. at last ia,es. co,tianed rerfecily
tranquil. and tho whole country appeared 10 bc enjoying
nv Nnwon,ed degree Of repose.
A telegraphic despatch from Drest says tina, orders have
been issued requiring six ships VI wal to bc held IN read
mess for sea. The destination Of these vessels was sup
posed To 10 tho Island ofTahiti. in the Pacific ocean.
SPAlN'-Thc reported lnsni rec,ion IN Tho Island OF
Cuba. created much sensation In Madrid.
HUNGARY -No,hing imror,an, tiom Hungary 10
c communicate. The fortress of Cmorn and fc,crwardoin
had not surrendered at last dates.
GERMANY-Al the Northern States Of Germany
Aldcnburgh only excepted. have ncccdcd 10 tho alliance
proposed by the Germanic confederation.
The provinces were quiet.
rrAI.Y.-Gar,baldi. tho revolutionary clietlain, had
arrived nj Genoa.
The Tfinmvifale If Cardinals had refused t' pay .,
acknom ledge The public debt created during Tho r"voln-
ton in Rome, n portion Of which fell due IN June last.
Another crisis aems 10 ba approaching IN tho tempo
raj affairs Of Pope Plus X. II Is now generally surpassed
that he will plnco himself under the prolpetlun Of The
Austrian fag. lie and tho French Commissioners can
not ngtee as t. terms.
Tho papers ann unco tho arrival Of Ills Holiness, thu
Pope a, Naples.