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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

8 FUNERAL CELEBRATIoN.--The remains of the la
mented Gems. WORTH and DUNCAN, were inferred In
New York, on the 18th instant, with the most mpo-
sing ceremonies. The procession is said to have
been the largest which has ever been seen in that
City An eloquent grafton was delivered in hs Park
by JOHN VAN buren,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

HSSAThe RELIGIOUS AND GENERAL INTELLIGENcER,
is the name of new weekly paper, under the edto
rial management of Rev. J. Mcdaniel, the first num-
Der of which made its appearance in this place yes
terday morning the 22d instant. The name of the
Editor is sufficient guarantee for the ability of the
paper, which, as its name implies will be devoted to
the diffusion of religious and general intelligence, al
though, presume especial attention will be paid
to all matters relating to the Baptist denomination,
of which Mr. MCDANIEL is so prominent member.
The paper is very neatly printed. Price 81 per
num- in advance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-We learn from Mr.. w A.
WALKER, Postmaster on the Wilmington & Raleigh
Railroad, that a man by the name of JOHN P1rMAN,
was run over on Tuesday morning last, before day,
by the locomotive the 9th mile post in Edge
county, and instantly killed 1t is supposed he
lying on the track in state of intoxication The
Engineer was not of anything of the kind I'M
til he arrived at the breakfast house, at Goldsboro
when he discovered part of mans clothes on the
cow hooks. We learn that he leaves wife and six
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
RIot nj Genoa.

From Genos s learn tasi the celebration Of The an
ui-erssry The expulsion % the Aus.rass 10 40 vis
the occasion Of Disturbances % serious nstlra Every
festival snow seized upon 5y the factions % ger up
1er on stratoD ard this wss 200 glorious one g. De-
ec'ed on t1e evening of tie l0h ils- TIE -irsls
Ba.5i ard -rs5s S-ova gradually filed With PeoPe,
crying Viva ls Consftazi0re Ia anz soccer so -
Esnezisri and similar shouts mingled Nth others oi
more saueuiusry natgre. Em5o.tened By not meet
.1g with sny opposition the multitude proceeded % the
Governors Palace or Intendente, e. he : nos styled
and called loudly Tor his sppesrsnce. The National
Gusra called out th- lsrat beaten bit ne night
paced over luiet.y
On tie next day Gsners. Psreto. Comm'nder IN
c. lei OF the National Guard res gned. whether from
superior orders or from sense Ot n. o~n incaqacty
o 1lel 81 outbreak l. not sn0vn. The .HeHe -rafu
s'y assumed more serilns aspect Inc city wss 10
state ri fversh excitement during the whole Of t1e
m or l2th On the stte- 0f which the leaders o the
movement drew up I'D insulting .eiter, addressed p
the nten1ente calling upon him 70 resign rs ONCE
and make sn humble apology o. the ms ss'y ~ TIE
people Resolutions we're adopted % declare W. 10
favor 10 Venice srd deputsi0n vas appointed / go
Turin % lay the utrrstum NJ he people before the
King either @ sccece O. tlelr wishes or 10 concede
bis crown TIE National Guard iraternized VIII to-
people and 5srricsdes were talked o. petition Tor
Constitution VS. opened for signatures 81 TIE uacs
Palace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

GOV EDW,Rps sent u his Message % the lie
gslsturc Of Missouri the ist OF The month, and Gov
kr~G. who succeeded deverodh his Inaugural next day
GOV Edwards announces that the State has ceased 10
b1rro and begun 10 ydg iis debts The revenue OF the
lssi two fiscal years Is si06i3 Expended during the
same Time $4,000 leaving "A surplus Of $4,000 The
600 worth ~ bonds sold sustain the credit on the
state. were disposed of ~ per cent
The boundary line between Missouri and Iowa is IN
fair way for being adjusted
The De Lisle claim 10 par, OF the seat Of Govern
meni has been decided against the pants IN th' state
and appealed by them u the o. :. Supreme Court
NJ proper provision has yet been made for making a
State Lunatic Asylum.
tie expresses censure on the parent Bank OF
Missouri for refusing b. endorse the State bonds
II il thought advisable by the Executive that the
stockholders oi corporations be made responsible u
the amount Of dividends they receive from corporate
associations That thus the profits derived might be-
made responsible for the debts contracted and that each
member OF the Company would only be liable for the
amount Of the share he had received IL Is also sug
gesied advisable that statement 81 the prohs and
0ss associations be- regularly hled In the Clerks
Office A. evidence OF the state and condition Of the cor
pOra,ion.
he advises that Il be made necessary to legsze hus
band endorsement notes other securities thAt
the wies consent In the OF the conveyance or
real estate be- hrst obtained lie opposes the law yest
ng the ght Of property the wife distinct from the
husband and Is decidedly In favor Of their interests
being united
lie severely lectures those who eysde the usury
law and sui demand ten per cent
He strongly advises that the homestead OF families be-
exempt from execution.
The new Governor King, advocates the strict
countabity OF office holders 10 the People the orgsn
zaton NJ Public Schools Geological Survey Of the
state useful Internal improvements and the draining
the Southern Swamps AZ the expense Of the General
Government 10 whom the lands proposed 20 be- i'm
proved belong lie hopes that, In entertaining I'm
proyemen, projects. they will steer clear Of the evils
entailed In other states BY exnayagsnee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

being unpr uleli;atei a. sl events q produced its
effect Tie President then proceeded o. tie gardens
Of the TDe1es. and the Champs Eysess returning -
TIE Place D. ConcoT5e. where the entire force slowly
5eh'el before hin. An old peter II the Imperial
Guard trfsei To- the foil Uniform CT thst co-ps vas
Enthusiastically cbeered by the people. From the
IN watch the armed force ststione 90 the
sreets squares aud qusy and the immense length Of
ground they occupied it would 5e difficult 70 give the
exact number Of those under arms They could
scarcely be under 10000 men some nx them ~ 100
0J0 and Others Al ony from = 900 70 o 100 With tTo
or three exceptions Joe cries were Nive Napoleon
" 7 re Louis Napoleon only. Ins exceptions con
slated IN three ~ blouse in the Plsce Ven
dome A. the msment the President passed adding o.
toe c-y Five "a Repuoique
When the President Of the Republic pressed the hand
of Gen Petit the after Ming or Al the head Of
the invsid.s. A. the review, " Louis Napoleon said
The Enysro- embraced you A. bis last review and /
am hs 1yy 20 Dress you by the hand al ny hrst 10
was Cen Petit i vii be remembered, who received
the sdeux Of Napoleon At Fonis nb-u. While the
troops iing OF kite in the form Of eagle
thrown Up toe group 10 which the President
standing The author of this Demonstration, which
might have caused disturbance was domestic named
Pied Rue de Berlin. ~. Proceedings have been inst
tuted against him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

THE WEtrHER THIS WTgS.--lt g admitted
by the papers al The country that the weather ns
been more severe during the present week than Al ine
same PERIOD Tor number Of years pss,. The theFuom
eter IN this City stood sts shove yesterday morn
ng, or = warmer than Thursday. Anew Hsyen Inurs
day morning a. o'clock u was below zero. In
Utca 81 the same time TIE mercury below zero.
At ihs Astronomical Observatory At Cambridge,
Mass the thermometer sunrise Thursdsy. Indicated
below o. IN Nevtown Reading, Andover Taunton.
and other towns in the vicinity OF Boston the Their
noueters indicated from s. to $ below o
The temperature In Bo,ion,s IS learn from the
Tra-sUsr. wss u. below O. The same day lsss year
the coolest OF the season the mercury being 30
below o. The Trars'ia, n speaking OF the rivalry
among cold places. says
OF late yesrs If the newspapers snd the ihermome
ters are 70 5e reed on the four coolest places In the
Northeastern states appear De Deerneld near tea
sud Lebanon. IN NewlOrk. Frsnconls IN New -hsmp-
shire sud Fryeburg Hollow In Maine Ihs cOldes. OF
an generally supposed 20 BE- Frsnconia, but ara our
friends there aware thst their glory q in danger In
three receDt trials OF strength or OF cold Deerned
was clearly the victor viz
April /, l-41, thermometer al Deerneld, ll- below
March To- ls4s. 100 - q
Nov 10. ISIS. I q
But according the latest sceosns Frsneonis bids
fair 70 keep up ia old reputation The >ale's Rss'''e
says
FRANco>rA FoREvER A leiter from ?. Putnam Esq
states that Tuesday the famous Frsnconis heruom
eter ranged from To- 90 O below zero. and on Wednes
dsy morning indicated reaft isSrsss beoE .srO asst
week WAS the harvest time of the icecutters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
yariou, DOiug-.

The SpsHer Gazette announces. on the authority OF
Vieuna ttsr of the 9TH that Venice hsd entered into
an arm, st. f,r two months on condition inst the nt
go,siious Tor the independence Oi Italy snosd De con
tnued Ire citizens ~sre allowed 10 psss the 9arrefs
snd provisions were carried into the city.
The Committee Of Parma Piscenza Nodena ahl
R-syio IA. addressed a proclsrlaton dated Turin
December 10 the Inhabitants 90 these uucnies, eN
hortus them o. be fesdy tor every event - Charles
Albert has not % says strengthened 80 army mercy
for usfents'ion sake The Committee adds that q p
Minister 81 War hss given directions thar tac FoIln
,sct- who should present themselves Tor military sef
vice are % BE- received ~ Casie San Giovanni.
The Austrian journals having published an account
of the taking OF Maghera IN The nth int BY ths Gro
atone after throe days attack posfscr 10 in the
Ossfrr1f9-f F1estfn0 reciides the statement by De-
c8rinr thai the Alta king party reyused let
from Msghers states thsi the attack took place
against some outsorks which the Nenet bad run up
and that the Crostons repused alter two attacks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
PRUSSIA.
AcI- of the Government.

The Pcsn'scle stats Anseiger of the 81 81 publishes
the 'sw respecting the entire or psrra abolition OF
ieuda dues certain other burdens on land There
viii bee d conferences Ia Berlin on the 5th proNimo 90
teachers deputed from the communal schools, ~ nina
sis colleges and universities ot the Kingdom nth ,he
view of aiding Ministers in preparing good sw on
Education.
The state ut siege will bee raised before the e-ilnr-
of the Elections bat not until provisional law has ap
psared for depressing the abuses OF the liberty o The
press aud toe right OF association.
In consequence of the octro 90 the Constitution the
Russian envoy the Court OF Berlin has been charged
t send note q the Prussan Cabinet which contains :
detail of The dangers e. which the hng NJ Prussia eN
poses himself thereby declaring that Russia can Do
longer give His Prussian Majesty auy aid against h-
revolutionary subjects
Au army Of observation dooo0 strong WI he shortly
stationed % the Rhine. under the command OF Genera
Wranre who vii be succeeded boz his present post D.
Won Colorrb the General who distinguished himself
10 Poscn by his opposition % hs generous euieavors of
Con Won Welhson o. redrgsnire the Grand pu,by GO
Poseu according o. the spin, Of ihe hrsi promises Of a-
Ning of Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
IRELAND.
Charles GavHu Duffy trial.

The trial of Sir Charles Gavsn ulry has uot yet
.. mmeucef @ bee sQuab1es of the counsel engaged in
the case spuesr % bee lnierminabe ln our lasi plo
cation We announced that Mr Butt hat moved The
Court o. alash the uew Indictment i1lnd - the Ciy
Jury - the present Commission on the ground thht Pc
should plead POI the county indictment lrst THIS ne
Court refused whereuy0u 81 h4u handed ia plea
10 s5slemt ut calling lPon me court - -ltsh zoe ey
indictment inssmach s. 10 hsi nci been essly found
~ f tha Grand jury r0 served thereon not 1fllE
resident 10 the city possessed u any 2eriy tneren
The point vas ably srgcsd - III j. I'd hsssn and M
N.er for me prisoner and The Attorney General and
NJ Sergeant ID Bren on the part % ne Crown. TIE
is-ri i,.sss lir Justice Herrin AMI Mr. Baron Rich
80 ave iudsueut on Friday the I'D. The Court
pronounced ile me % Tor tie Crown holding thai me
iuro-. were not unqualified NJ. Butt then applied %
The Court % cal upon the Attorney General - quasl
TIE other Indictment. found IN the County Their
lordships ss1 ihe question nad yreu tii-Hly decided
TEE prisoner then called 1n o. a. on "llln lr
Buf handed in genvrai demurrer on al the counts of
the Indictment
The Att5rney.Genersl Joined in the demurrer which
va fxsd D, be argued On saturday Mr Butt tlen al
dressed the Court remove the n9ncuon azansi tae
publication III me proceedings Their LortsciFs re-
fused - so - then Bet 40 ne sitting " tae Court or
saturday II vas annc 1nced tnsttn order s repealed
for the present The argument On me demurrer AS
Their commenced but As . was eF1ent mat u could
no, be finished that day the Court Adjourned y Thurs
day tie 18th.
D. o'ei5ck wheo Mr. Bstt resumed The argument IN
support ofthe general deulrr g. ne ND rtnent con
tending with great force tat the ilcill " a. oal pa
AL t.lr counts Mr Baldwin replied on oela-i 40 IT,
crown md NJ Rutf aan addressed tle court 10 sup
nor, of me r.r1urrer The court had not gwen l--
r,snt yben our asst communication let Dublin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
NORTHERN ITALY.
The Cabinet at Turin.

The National >ircisiel gives the following ieaot'-
constitution OF the Cabinet OF Turin Gl00ert Presi.
dent OF the Council without aportolio Sines Justice
Rstszza Interior Ricc Finance Montezimoio Put
Die Works Durlni or Pseocspa. Agriculture and Com.
MERGE Bxio Public Instruction Is Nsrmera retains
the portfolio OF War snd Marine
In the sitting OF the Chsmber Of Turin. the 18th
MT the law Tor the reunion of the Daches Of Pscenca
Parma Moiena Guasialls and Reggie 20 Piedmont
adopted ..,.
ON the loih the Ministers. with Giooeru 81 taer
head went 10 a body % the Chamber o. Deputies On
their entry they were received with shouts Of spp aus
psrucusriy Gobert who sscended The tribune and an
nounced The programme Of the new Cabinet the pfin
cipal points which are Confederation OF me sta'r'
otl,sfv ,bo lnseDeuience u the Peninsula aid the
t1,a exclusion OF foreigners a al hazards Inc Minis
Ter s,sin cheered on leaving the Cham5er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
GERMANY.
Ten Propositions for the Government OF


The following propositions respecting the lltlfe
head, OF supreme administration OF the German I'm.
pre viii give 3es n the variety OF opinions elected
by that dicult and delicate question An hereditary
Emperor ot Germany the proposition of toe SUB
Committee of the Frankfort Constitution Committee
An hereditary German Emperor, whose dignity
will remain united With one q the German Crowns,
and whose imperial residence will 10 ia Eriuri this
Is tie scheme Of the LEFT Center Augsburg H0telI
An Elective Emperor, tho first b Dc chosen
for ife By the reigling Princes Of Germany, IN
the consent Of the German National Assembly and
h- successers By the Upper Legs alive Assembly OF
the Empire with the consent OF The Peoples House
{ 4 German Emperor. o. be elected on the fret o.
,as 0n Of making choice by the National Constituent
Assembly f1r lie from among The German Princes
rcivning over states composed AZ least of lOJ0O 10
habltsnis snd afterward By drawing lots. D. hing
Of TIE Germans for p years % Dee elected Dy the Con
stitucni assembly and siterwsrd - TIE Diet from
among the reienng Princes ot Prussia Austria Bavaria
Wurternburg ssXony and Hanover. o. " hing of the
Germans tor l0 years g. The chief head of the J. 10
uire 20 Boz in rotation every fourth year frnsssn
A1.trisn ADD Bavshan reignng Prince. "a Direc
tory OF College Of i've members one 90 be named by
Austria another by Prussia third by Bavaria, the
fourth alternately by three other German Kingdoms On
one side aud Baden the two hesses and the two Neck
burRs on The other snd the hfh member BY the 9th
er German states the official residence to be m Rats
bon "A Regency Of the Empire, o. De composed
of three non reignng members ~ reigning German
families And TO- d" Captain OF the Empire TO be
chosen (ss well his Deputy by the Diet every sxth
year Every German to be eligible. The oihcisl res
ience to be- in Frankfort The yearly income = Dc
100000 Rhenish forms that Of the Deputy 2'o9o
Rheuish hOrius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
DENMAHK.

taken plsce there one Of the Dragons Vas attacked
By number OF armed peasants The alarm vss rnnE,
su1 the shi which eusuet suoaltern gss severely
wounded by several shots The people fred upon The
soldiers from the windows Il the surrounding houses
sui from behind the hedges After some time the no;
era were dispersed
Letters from Sch'esv hostein state that the Danes
have now 6O0O troops IN the Island az Alsten being
lo0 more thsn the number allowed by one Of the art
ces OF the months truce appears In TACT ~
s accounts thst the hostility between The Danish ind
German parties = So bitter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Tho Cone. flf.Is.a publishes .tter from l1unn Of
the ld inst auuounc ug tnht the Pope wa. shortly rS
prcftd iu that town The writer ave Recent hiFices
rom Naples icrve no doubt 20 hr proXnate arrival
of H, Holiness who is ~ take passa on board the
three decker FrtN srt Tie Pop. VIII aillt 40 the
Hotel Of the Prefecture where thc apartments former
lv occupied by the piilces of ih- Orleans ismiy.
their passage through Touou being lifted out tor
Doe reception Tue eutnOr rites have already regulated
the DONORS which '-e % Pc paid the Holy Father
The moment the Fspal c0ors shall be- deserted from
Cape Capet the admiral ship Will t-e six rounds and
All the chiefs o h, service are % repair 90 their p1sts
The Nsiona Guards and troops of the garrison ara 10
tskr arms ard 1e ihe streets the passage Of the
Chief ~ Chrstsuiom AN ihe shp-ot n the roads
have been ordered g. salute papsl the lag with
secutve salyOs of 81 Guns each which be- repeat
by the OF the harbor The civil naval aud
military authorities and the clergy of the different par
ishes are 20 meet the Pope who viii probably land Ia
the arsenal The Bishop 0t Freius i expected % nor
row az he have received to-day sccount OF the
proNimate arrival of Plus ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
BELGIUM.
The Italian Congress.

Its more than probable that the Congress or Con
ereuces % be held az Brussels the stsirs OF Italy
will not take place Immediately as has been stated
These conferences viii be attended By the representa-
tves OF England France and Austria. the two former
a. mediatng powers and on the Italian side by tho
representatives, OF Naples the Holy see sardinia snd
Tuscsny The Duchies of Moiens and Parma will be
represented by the Austrian Penipotenusry.
These conferences mad been till after the official
proclamation Of the President OF the French Republic
on Wednesday week But only three powers have a.
set nominated their Repress niatiues- namely France
En and ann Sardinia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

We CfYr-sf Cir.ai-il are inform that over 90
acre, of land in ths n-irhborhooa " Cshir hsre al-n
nto the hands % me fsr 90 dlepgaH 'aeSf landlord
voluntary eviction.
Tbs fellow. who were arrested r7-snty a. bsea1sha
- ooi,lars f,- rhe murder oi tha oail-s a. Bsn
~ ave arrived ~ onnel -soi serera other prs
t.teiv Tfe -,ol NV i very much crc gded, and prs
oners are coming la every day The seNi -ssizes 10
March are likely u BE- very heavy The caendss for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
The Southern Committee.

Independent, the Core sponieut OF the FhHa-
plil N0rh Amuicip writes by telegraph rs follows
W,siuNGroN Jan. n. i-i9.
The Committee OF dfteen appointed by the southern
members of Congress met this morning ~ the call OF
the sub Committee 1T five. general Interchange ot
Vows took place among them. and various opinions
were expressed
Wr CLAYTON Il isundsrstood iissru'ed entirely from
the address prepared by Mr. Calhoun aud dsepproved
indeed OF the whole proceeding Tn Committee al.
burned without any definite action They VIII meet
again on saturday preliminary % the general meeting
am Mond,y-and il d. supposed the manifesto will then
be- adop pied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

T,g, FnsHshmen Messrs Barlow snd Alison were
carried o- b, sicil,sn brgsnds ana detained t they
were rausofned 80 sum OF j0J ounces or : $50 the
captive. were then liberated and brought back blind
folded % near Maf and there lefi by their honorable
escort They were very badly treated during their cap
vty contrary o. The general usage ot the Siclan of
gsnds To- similar csses bread and cheese snd water
forming the staple of tner fare sud their lodging being
miserable bowel With only some dirty straw O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
The Confederation of ThurInsia.

eiler from Gotha OF the 18th inst says the Confer
ence at Goiha ofthe Deputies from the Governments tn
Thuriug.a has led o. the following resolutions That
the ~ates Ia Thurngis while retaining their national
in dependence form union and decide IN common on
affairs stug % the army. the customs the criminal
and civil codes. the prison system, &c ~ wei as o.
their relations the Central Ike utve and the Central
Ministry. a 1hunngsn general Ministry i 90 be- ap-
pointed and united Diet established. The Confer
ence took place toe 18th and ltr by the invitation
of tine Commissioner of the Central Executive Herr
Van Muhloufel5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
ROME.
Popular Movements.

Tle Aba of lorenzo oi the l0ih. announces the
nomination of Prince P0ristONsky a. Minister P-niPo
tertiary o. the Courts oi Eneand snd BE GUM sni the
French Republic. N barzagi l. named secretary Of
legation. resisting a. Lorl0n, and Pietro 6snnoui s
nan 90 second secretary o. res ie AZ fsrs
Tne same burma states that the commission W I've
members named By the Chambers AZ Rome on the -.
were 90 wst upon Card nal CsstraCane, who was IN
vested with The Psrai Alta Ego. The people, how
ever were dissatisfied with This measure. and cried
Down with tfe Chambers We want Provisional
Government "a popular Government several To-
fueurs' persons however interp0sed, snd Minister
St-iliu having gone % the Popular Club. expressed
hi. approval ot the measure adopted by TIE commits
sion s0 that tranquility Was Al last restored.
letter from Rome o tn IAN INST says Alter the
string " the % Inst AZ WA IN the new Government
voted band NJ 800 arrived from smong those
Ciceronacchi0 whom the Minister OF Commerce >'er-
h.n bad placed o7ertl' ctiou OF he Public Works
They came % demand Replbac. 90 f. Constituent
and something of ike sort hrt the Chamber had
done lie work and gone away that the dem nsi-a
which for some time past has been the vertsoe sove-
reign Of Rome The strangers IN q, that .. toe per
sons not Of Rome demand Republic, while the Ro-
mans refuse
Thf S.lr1H-1 ,i Rome. asserts that the Pope has
made up bis mind O. reside temporarily al Ciyts &c
cha under The protection of au AngO-french feet
and that in such be would name new Ministry
composed ~ follows Cardinal Antonelh. President OF
the Council Montausr. Interior and Police Hosfnni,
Public Instruction Marquis Bevi.ac4l a Finance Mar.
quis Ricci Commerce. Gen. LIcchl War. To = said
that this determination has been suggested by the tng
li.h Minister AZ Naples.