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DR TowNsKND-Dear Sir-l have The pleasure to inform
you that three children have been cured Of the Scro
lula by OF your excellent medicine They al
cied very severely with bad sorss have taken only four
bottles; took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March ], lSI7, rE+'a II.
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PETER BROWN, A. Little ST., Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlI.LA has been tx.
prsssiy prepared in reference Female Complaints No
rm.le should neglect take IT, certain preventive
r any Of the and horrible disease which they
IRE bject 1t Is valuable for those who are approaching
womnhood AS IL calculated TO assist nature by quicken
nr The blood and invgoratng the system Indeed this
diene ia inv aluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject
ural energies by removing the Impurities Of the bood-by
10 stimulating the system as to proince no subsequent
rea ysiIon which II the OF medicines taken ,r
en,ale weakness aud disease.
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rooDyEAp'S Patent Gum Elastic Composition for Ma.
I chine Helting, has been fully tested POSSESSES nnu
srbe advantages that manufactured out Of leather
The MET'XLLTc STEAM PACKING, for steam
boer II now eded TO be superior TO any article
before used for that purpose The above are cold by
d. HODeMAN,
n Y. India Rubber Warehouse, n Maiden Lane.
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CYRUS w FIELD Il co,
COlINLSSION PAPER WAREHOTSE,

No. Burng slip New York
THE highest market prices paid IN CASH. for Rags, Can
/ ras Tagging, Grass Rope, 7a,red Rope, Hemp Rope
Rope Cuttings, Cotton Waste, Gt1,1ty BdSgi,g, and al
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock, at their Rag warehouse
IA Plat street, New York.
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Lamps, Girandoles, Hall Lanterns, and
Chandeliers.

DEITZ, BROTHERS g. Coz,
WASHINGTON STORES, No. I30 William Street,
A RE Manufacturing aud have always hand, full as,
IA s0rment o artices In their line, OF the following de.
serptions which they will sell al whoesa retail low
prices for cash:
Solar Lamps gilt, bronze and syered, in great variety
S,lapenng Solars, do do
Bracket Sdlars do do
Solar Chandeliers do Ito, ., and lights
Snspeiring Camphine Lamps
Bracket do do . ..-....
Side do do
Camphlne Chandeliers, 2, and lights
Grandolesgilt svered and bronzed, various patterns
Hall LHnterns--yariuus Sizes with cut stained glass
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NEW LINE LIvERPOOL PACKETS

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York 2st, and from Liverpool 9Th Of
From Ne,e York LirerpoOt
New ship Liverpool ldO tons, Ami, u June d
J, Eldrdge. ! August n october q
IL ~, 80 January 81 March u
Newsn'p 0uee,, W Wy " ee'' $50 May 81 July D
" TOMS " "Vouno"se' (Sept II Nov. d
New ship Constitution, lG0otons, jane ii August 6
John Brtoi /ueiober n Dee G
o.... -, March 81 May 6
snip iiouhSueri wv 'onS' -" July u Sept b
bufsiey. Nov, u Jan. o
These substantial fast sailing, st class ships all bu in
The civ Of New York commanded by men OF expe.
Renee and ability, and will be despatched Iunctually on
the 2lst VI each month
Their cabins are elegant and commoios and fur,
nishe, with eonduce To the and comfort
Of passengers ..l
Neither The captains owners Of these ships will be re
sponsble Tor any parcels packages sent by them, unless
regular bills Of fading signed therefor,
For freight passage apply TO
Woodruff 4 MINTURNNS,
50 Sonfh street New York.
OF TO FIELDEN, BROTHERS Co,
+ Liverpool,
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$2.5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Assent
a"t July "a, lsH
"a sdrings Bank for The Orphan and The Ipiio'r.' "
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compexons, Dull Eyes, Bloches
on the Face Rough Skim freckles and "on Of sp
rils ~ use bottle or two Of Dr. TOWNSEND S SARSApA
UllIA will cleanse the blood, the Frerklef
and Bloiches and give animation sparkling eyes fine
.p,rirs and beautiful complexion all Of which Of i'm
Jnense value to UNMARRIED LADIg3 .
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Vera Cruz Commission House.
Gayler's Patent SaIamander Safes.

THESE Safes warranted perfect In every respect and
TO afford full protection for books papers, At against
loss by fire ur thieves,
aFor comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance office Of his which eNacts neither
notes premiums and which cannot be broken down by
great fire."
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks BROKERS' Mer
chants Jewelers. for Records for other public offices
male order for sale and orders received
At the Depot i2s Water, between Pine and Wall streets
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I EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
Ii COMPANY nsures property Of every description,
against perla by Fre and Wafer, Chartered by the Itgsa
ihre OF Kentucky IN 1894. Capital sn0,o0O
OFFICERS
JOHN w HINT, President
John Brand, William S Waller,
Madison G Johnson, Dudley NJ. Craig,
Richard piulel Jameeo Harrison,
THOMAS y, BAxrrH secretary.
All apple atoms for Insurance In The cities Of New York
and BROOKLYN will have prompt attention The office III
the Agency No 20 Wall street. where all claims for losses
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid
JOSEPH HoXIE, Agent
STEVENS 4 Hoyrr. Covnscilprs
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE ice FULTON STREET, N York,
o', Nm p n N. pyoTT q SONS, GENERAL Aorsrs, No,
"a North second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. e
Agent for washington City, CHARLES ST0TT, Dnuo.
.,sr corner nh street and Penn Avenue.
no Also, for sale BY DniggSts generally
tHt,r SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND sIoNnp WITH TINE wRiTrEN sIoaATpaE OF
s p TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
nr- ID n. ID o II II. In
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KrpubIicnu Cepsor.hip.

Ia Prose- cyia'ns Me following announcement at the
head offs safnr attic " The censorship rrestsh
shed with the difference tAat 70 is ohcousy snd not Of
tcisiy established comm ssry 90 police called al gh'
Odccs Of NI'Jafi he NIs and the Presse. appuse
journals that they persisted 10 repeating their dras
tho lrferprriat by the ma ouy OF The Sun and 5Ih
article oi ile Constitution, fhc majority of The Chamber,
which should be- ceusuted the subject would author.
lfe the ,cGuestrar0u uf those journals We submit TO
frrc tut We wish rhc pubic " snow that our pen Is no
LONGER free DID
Tie irrre ou-us's the Siece Nafioali. and Prose.
avcn-e themselves each in ifs own characersnc way
Tie .s saursors the Republicans fo prepare aIdenty
fuI fnr new elections The Prose- oils l's columns With
conious EXTRACTS tom the spceclcs % Odon Barrof, IN
bon. Interpretation 10 iit IuNeis -fof0ed by ,ucA
r-lorlI state wh9 very different from bat hey are now
me Nafon1t srcit. a, full0ws'-
J4r. M lsl' -Iaifi four yetfs since. on this day, the
fs u France ie pnisr lhe nre of grape shot, the
plane cd aterlo. English ana iu-slau al the hour al
,,.ich n.N wuuuC, raised the ciy ot Victory p
.l ire4sne through the last squares where Tie Emperor
shielded l.t ltma .F D .Is sW0ri. Iutse hurrahs =
deep strong cry responded Paris, aud from our prov
AIMS, add ~ med second invasion Of tue soll
OF uurcouIfry I'm moment 30 WAS up, calling on Wei
Hgtou aut bucHcf, AID preparing That reaction which
a- tar hre- years % stain Tie country With blood Wei
.inyfuu and Racnrr soon e. Paris. The white nag
va. nlisled tuc Ournons rea-ce d- the throne Of hsr
s-r- aui boef fffrd their retGu by enormous rise
The couUry developed Itself u mourning, and lists OF pro
cUpou sui assi nations were drawn up IN he Sscret
Chamber the frlou Marsen, snd IN the ROYAL clubs
SOUTH Now ir cea.uon which threw IT, bshlons into
frt4cr reformed II restores mouarchs Ia Their thrones
and already hear hr Danube and ON the Kline ne
rail wing cry of toe COssacks Of l6l5-'Io Paris. To
Pane
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FRANCE.
The Attack GA the Newspapers.


In the evening detachment Of the fret legion OF the
National Guard eft their quarters, and went % the 0h
.rrondi..eet rue de Psune and 70 the Qusi Vo.tare
These gentlemen surrounded the building 10 which tae
oce Of the D-rlo7ais Pee ifue j. sept-shey forced
an entraDce-they arrested their own authority
thou, orders. three Of the editors Office boy three
couo.itors and clerk attached " the es,s1islment
Ar re tine Of tbs writing ,he morning Of tae l5'hl
these eight citizens ere confined 10 cell o. the Ille
rl.s. and Heaven only knows when they VII he re-
leased.
The gentlemen Of tae first legion q the Guards we're
no, .au.asd with tbs They attacked the printing o.
Zee Of The Derocy1 broke ICE lamps tables and forms
and threw the types INTO p Tscy pefPefaied dam
age % the amount Of about 90 francs
They were beaded on this expedition We are cree.
hly informed, By MAJOR and 4 star oracef.
Another detachment Of the frst legion conducted
sl.o bv an officer q tie STAT and accompanied t@s4de
~ commissioner Of the police, entered the printing
Offer Of n. Proux and there committed similar ex
ee,.es e1cep. the arbitrary arrest which hey found
no preten.e Tor executing 10 tie tVinklng Of an eye
All The furniture Of the printing Office was destroyed
HI, papers and books were torn - pieces. lie 4 ~
ip.d unless be shall b indemnised be employed sx
~ wozknen. who are henceforth without work.
lis 70 Be remarked that during al The tine TIA, The
establishment Of Mr. PEogK was the thesief Of tnese
ssapid violcnees he vas himself Al the bead Of bis
sssYasy, -fss As 10 .pssla 81 We ssts.A. assa,-
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WHOLE NO. 1896.

Stationed in The Rue de Ia PsiN guarding the property
- Tie people who were devastating h.s
v as u the same detachment OF the First Legion
Which va directed. which directed i,sc,f Asains,
tie VS., establishment Of " Boui6 Rue CoqAer on Ne
3 We sre no, informed. nor "a il o. much couse.
gience What IS certain "a that devastation there as
'-nei 'nA larger proportions The executor. Of this
ne" sor' 81 -f,s'i Jeff nothing whole neither tsble.
nor eaefs nor lamps nor forms they threw down the
r'sses and pat al the machines cat Of working order
laey broke the windows that IN three stories Of the
immense building not single pane remained No one
wao has lot been there 90 see could have An % of the
teso.ae aspect CT the edace since ih. Reses s.s nod
gsa- expedition The losses OF NJ Bosls amount 10
considerable sun lie employed ~ worknen.
Al these savage acts had but ons end namely 70 pr
vent the Drn5vas Pi-ifgse the Jsarqal.ss a yrsi,
Rp45ige. the Tsriis tie Pcagie the Esasns. the r.,
pabf7ae the L5syt from appearing this morning They
successful.
We read in the Ssc's Of to-day that the te,achmen,
which operated AZ NJ Boulss had s.; IL head Com
misssry OF police and superior oaicer the Command
an; v.cyrst Did these gentlemen act by their own
private authority or had they orders But will no,
ask Paris is tsc state OF siege and i IS dangerous
20 appear zoo curious
The S.le observes with reason that during the two
revolutionary months So. under the administration
o. the Provisional Governments. when there IN
Paris neither an army nor organized police, when
the people ia were masters Of every thing not
fact Ike the above once occurred. That brutal impa
tencc CT contradiction that savage hatred Of IDEAS
which now goes isr 70 seize on the material
agencies Of their propagation Is it seems, the chsrse
ier-t.c OF people corv,s u fnG Once Only certain
irritation manifested against journal which at
- Acd TIE Provisional Government NJ Ledru Rolln
and Gea. Coartas 70 the spot az But their
presence was not even necessary When they ar.
rived Oh over. \ simple handful drawn up by
several journalists had .uiccd 20 call back the multi
uie the respect Of liberty. This handful writ.
tn and printed the office of the Rpsbgae one OF
the papers whose presses yesterday broken by
The National Guard
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TRANSPORTATION oflhe stnlc PrI. oner-.

TIE sentence OF YEAR transportation each has been
-G1fh carried into effect upon Mr. John Mlun ani Mr.
Kelvin ODohcry. The editors respectively of the Irsh
F,iDn and IribuHe newspapers. On Saturday morning.
June 10. = clock, sing covered vehicle, convey
the governor o. the convict prison depot arrived al the
yates u tHe Richmond Pcnlensry. Thai 0fc al the
very II the bodies Of John Martin and kevin IZ0d
UOOhery. soon afier bodyoi mounted police arrived
panied by the bick cart prison van, which, with
rs escort entered the prison gates. and drew up u the in
yard The query Ha- then p4tf The prisoners were
ready The reply was. that uey asleep. and tlat
engagements kept that OF The public bad The least In
geucc Of the Intended removal OF the Two
Al about s. o'clock NJ Marin issued from hs cell and
stood ia the prison hall prepared Tor bis departure lie
warmly shook hands with one or two gentlemen mo
were present NJ ODoicrfy then came our. dressed
as Do Tor travelling. Mr. Martin expressed himself
good health. but there appeared painful -hortle-s
O'Doherty looked in rather delicate health, but both
maintained sad but trm bearing. As they stood boz
The hall sde-1Or opened and Mr. Smith % kren stood
The doorway. having come from BIZ cell 20 BID fare
well % his fellow prisoners, perhaps forever This scene
soon over, and Wrnng away from the door, which
osed again on their friend ihe prisoners announced
themselves ready NJ NcManus came down also, and
Rshed 20 remain and them depart but this privilege
was not allowed him He took bis brief and painful
Al e and returned % tie solitude uf his prison After
belonging the prisoners the van. fn 10 escort issued
he prison gates. where % met by nearly feg-
ment OF drsgoons-he advanced guard VIII loaded car
hiue- aad the rest 'h swords drawn. Nj OFrrrsN,
gaop along the Circuarroad sAilug e CITY, and struck
n on the kngsfOWu highway az b4s-at--t Bridge, aud
rapid pace pTOceeied 10 ugstO~n where the
Trident steamer awaiting The arrival Of ne prs
on board Cork harbor where she Will land the prson-
rr spike Island.
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On the l9ih discussion took place regarding the
the National Guards iu breaking into and destroy
lul several prttug Offices the 18Th Gen 6ourgaud
denied that sgilu of tho National Guard had yiO
ied fhe slncfiy 0 Any premises whatever The National
Guard had stood by 20 project Conimssare DE Police IN
fHe exercise 0f bio tlursAs N IS not Ia The duty OF a
C0nlrs.are de- Police break presses and scatter types
&C 70 explain Gen OOurgauds words
and accordingly VI Odou Bsrrct got aud said that the
state ~ siege certainly vas stringent msasure, oul
coust nuona, and DC had been found necessary 20 pro
vide l1 tie Constitution FOR such contingencies that
li uiDouty taxing arms Bganst the lawn OambOn
here cried uut that those who had ininnged me Jaw
from Dgpn bad The effect Of causing Nj. Gambon
20 repeat the obnoxious expressions vhereupOn NJ
Bauo. cried out, What, are you going To- begin
again M Gambon retoried. " You Il IL who have
Violated the Constitution. M BarrOt proceeded amid
great interruption. saving that the minority had risen
and declared against the Constitution put the ma
lOnty h9ys o. h srd now ior-ooih u cSine aud COM
planned OF measures which were but repnsas However,
be- could iel. them that printing presses had been
broken ard be- would remind the Assembly TIA, IN
June Lest the ifs legion had lost 80 IN the nsur
recron while endeavoung 10 defend tho cause of
order NJ Crcmicux ,hen got up aud said that be took
an opportunity 90 stats that there no law requesting
prrss during fe stale ~ siege and that he wished,
therefore, by what lax i've or six journals had
been pended He thought that the Executive had not
that pOwer-Thess few word. OF Cremieux were fol-
lowed by mlrmurs. amid which VI. GambOn again got
lp and said hat he could not allow Ministers Ia cay That
he Democrats had violated tbs Constitution; there were
Boo the Chamber parties Of which had defended
while the other had violated thee Constitution the latter was
facflOus majority Here " GambOn Interrupted by
great uOse and recalled 70 order Aner some con'idefa
N frevg proposed the following 0rdre fu ~
noirs The National Assembly. considering that, even
during the state Of siege, law authorizes The Govern
suppress newspapefs invites 10 70 return 70 NE
psh OF legality and passes 10 he order o. the day Inc
order OF the day pure sapLe then put a. az amend
m-nf TIE House divided Number u voters, sos, also
ute majority PSI fJr the order OF the day pure znd sim
pie 35l' aslll.tli l5i majority f0f Minister'S l0
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ANTHONY j. BLTECKER. Aac'ioneer.
{ COUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISLAND

NANTHONY J. BLEECKKR win sell ~ sncton Oh
IT. bSDAf July 10, az Il O'Clock, al tie Merchants "a
change beautiful country seat The house cDmparn-
uvcy recently built tc premises, 10 Is believed uui's
the condition N taste and convenience in amOre Than Ord-
nary degree, having numerous airy and agreeable bed
rooms sut OF drawing rooms paror back puror, 1ase
m~us, kitchen, wash-hvuec cellar. panres Nc el We.
finished and most Of the modern improvements. sIch
CRATES, bells. marble uaufeI-. Ar The dimensions OF tIr
binding are r. feet 'front.' by 81 feet deep; ~ feet n hight
20 the caves more lees. The ground r. pcnlflIy
stocked with the most varieties OF fruit and ornamental
trees. vines climbers. running and standard roses. chief
10 fun bearing and blossom, large and beautiful ever
greens are carefully planted through the premises There
iull Complement Of oui-huidlng cistern. wei and
pump The situation. on the uOrHcu side OF the island
ana on the Cpverroaf about mile from Pur X cnm0nc,
md three quarters Of mule from Ficioryve For
nry and facy of access 10 II unsIrpa-srd in fact Ore
whole having been completed for personal enjoyment
alone. neither pains expense have been spared
rhu'ug everything 10 render ~ agreeable as summer
Winter residence. For farther particulars apply 10
ANTHONY j. BLkECk bK, BrDad-st portion OF he
purchase money may remain ON bond aaI mortgage.
iy3 8. 3. 7. gAl0. 1891
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Tho Budget.

TIE Chancellor ~ f- Ex-erre- On proceeded % make
bis financial statement A-rr renafAil upon Tie defres
srs o. The continent be- reminded lie Hse o. early
ri t- sessin f fets ft VS. -f,re o. r,rose a. IL
crease of taxation ft- -lr and 70 ilel
stated hs expectation 'tlt 800 tf-e years -t- income ~
the country would eCli. lts expenditure. he then es.-
had only been 80 ~ ef- COO The eXpetilre was 3d.
Isl o, thus exceeding The esfmafc, bug here wa il
Guided IN he suns not anticipated Tor by lnsh distress
ana ne naval excess n9lnih. t"-t'.,f 20 80.
The pendlurr exceeded he estimate hy ahoIt l'
81 the aud other eHrsorfuary items
ceducisd thc current inceu- No-I nave 'Aceeeu ne
current expenditure by f20foo. tie e-rmHtrl the total
income Of The country for the year 1850 A. &l-4,2no
winch be- anticipated would hr ui- nia1e up customs
a10f50foo; excise. l3 7iono stamps 4f.1esl faxe
4fyo0o, income tax. li5f'N; Poet Once. op,teo .
crown lands, ibNw0' rusce .lne0l', s-4-Nto; Old
stores $500: surplus Ices, 1000. making tota
receipt o. a5<.152o go Amer which Doe estimated the
expenditure - follows latcrr.f and management
Of unded and unfunded debts. fl826l7o; civil l.L
41.7sl-i8n; grant tor lrsh distress $500 navy,
474.74 army. = -, e' ordnance, %-st.0ol 3
,xc.-.f- m the army. navy and ordnance in iaF-7-8
t64165--n-klnE total expenditure of s5Li57e +
Deiucng therefore. me- total Expenditure ~ tjgIi75J1
the receipts Of 4J2.-5tf1f. there would
surplus over expenditure 90 Aii5cf. hut, % the ~
aesy. the surplus income " the year woui he tlh ii
4. ~sfI ie House upon ts stale 0 fh- affairs
tl' upon we tAf 'INi.u'' Z" -e country AAtlNt "rsu
brought WITHIN be rc'me "ll shorter period ian ne
TAI org naly anticipated. There had been decided
Improve n-nf n iat Tue STOCK uf bullion had increased
i1i De- irt Ay assured nay -ll ns cun-.l-r h-
auf.cirarons al income bad noi been oveT-sanguine
Reesr1- o ihe f-acr'u 90 The expenditure be- begged
tp rcuild iAr House ilit ie Lsfy hlf been reduced
$500 men. fhr army ltnu wnlc1 Zee thought
tue Gos~rmea- Wa Jasii-d DO d 'ls. considering ,ne
state O. al ir. che word. TIE only Increase which Hid
been 300 the Eat fie artillery. nri le thought fls
considering rccenI experience 100 India One Hnu-- would
no, be-. med tl object llir e cion in e est f-
i-e. m wear bad t,n fr fte Nav Z ava. rn .crI ane.
0us t',rc makInl ~ TOTAL of -l.5ii.ft Tlis showed
ias' 6oselunrl. ut4 u1f been l.u .lli 90 economy
Show ~ the cousoit-uol ~ he stamp and taxes ard
Scise ftlenl'' " noi ONO ~ B" --''''N ,'l
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ENGLAND.
h mir. a 4 La l.

Ir The House % Common. or t-e y, ~ hoe7uck pat
question .0 TIE noble lord. me F1re.l cr-fa-y the
-ci ~ wLcl Wa i0 ascertain whether any appreciation
id been exDr-sel By Der As-sg Government Of he
proposed ou.ar.tlrli 90 Rome py tle F-eLcl
Ihr question was received ~irt cheers
Lord PsImersf1-. aier abiding tp te dclcary 90 -
position % f-ia- RI Jed ur1l fo form illei.f lrol lie
.-v " i1re q Government vitl Wlca be- lli 1ot1ug
d. sad aer s. -.Fs G1rernrart bod wr1t---i vii
.rer - Instances % " c1 .e norDrale and
earned gent era. irer-e4s -.le ttl l-t could lof
sag. p -trl led beer DID parry fo ia~ eNF11 ton To-
Rome From f.e 1lf-ff sHr taf deprecated any armed
Interference A me aars oi il- Roman >af-s ard b.
li been 1try O. te 1-- t11s. be Mas unable lo
state what ere DE reasons WHICH had ira-eIcec Tie
French Government lu l.s proceedings.
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Working Of the Iri,h Poor Law.

ACorra.nond.rf al the London Tf8,s writing from, RAJ
.. - 80
Ih'o" i"es June III Tells uA ~ hAd visited ie mons
Of Tuam, Bainrobe. Casflrbar. and Ba4lna lie found
D., 80 1890. ,, l.. ~.. t.., . o. l ,., cot .,..
'-''-' f'"f-' --' i'' 800 W.. '- ~'-'' f' VIZ
receiving outdoor relief no All. ll7te ctelnfe Fcf-on-
In only ave OF the Union. OF Galway and MAYO The
81. t ,
greater l'i "i i"e NtaN- 'i l'hiiii'- "e' e'ou oi
TIE writer says. 81 am satisfied 'tc Shove numbers
"a, ID vel faAf,,Iy irrr,as. and h.t sill fi , now the
'"fe'o e9' wa nave "-i every maze l' 'e
with fe siglt Of vast numbers of iLc Teasan'ry with
. 81 ...