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NBws.
message received from the Senate stating that
they bad roeded from their smesdmssts to the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill. SO the faction.
lists I" did not defeat IL
NATIVE AMwnIcANIsM.
Mr. LEvIN-Wbo the Wig party have been heard
side, and the denooratic the Other the ma
tive American party hes not been heard.
Mr.. HSUsroR Of Alsbzma-NO democrat has spoken
The civil and diplomatic bill signed By the
Vice President the President Of the nitsd States.
Now, haf-psst ave O'Clock and fair morning.
Motions maze to sdj ourn, and time other
wise copsumed until half past six O'Clock The sun
nov began TO peep into tho windows. and to redeos
upon tie dsmssk srspery; gas lights all extingns he'd
and one candle only burning 1t the Clerks desk.
neeesze reoeiv ed from the Preside mt stating
that be- had signed the General Appropriation, and
other bills. ,4-v .It l..r : f7ll. t.ii.
On motion Of Mr.. KAUFMAN, the House adopted .
rssout on 10 asjourn sine de lH
"THE TIME HAS COME whEN WE MUST rART.'
The SPEAKER thcn arOse-Rll eyes were directed co.
wards him and quiet . relief to the weary. He
returned his thanks, In elegant manner, for tho
solution which psssed in relation to his official
to fulfil the pledges which be msd~that re would dis
charge the of his station without Partially aud
without prudce and no was not conscious Of having
given offence TO any one. IL 50, he offered his
sincere regret He spoke with pride Cf the republic,
and said In conclusion, Let hope, and trust and
pray that by the blessings OF God patriotic
conc atcry ceupses every cause Of difficulty and
cloud Of dssensiou may bs dissipated and that tho
States which represent may be bound together In
ndis. ouble bonds He then declared that the House
eteod adjourned without day.
Applause succeeded members rushed out of the hall,
ard the began to clean up and thus ends
tie last chapter Of the thrtieth Congress
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MONEY TARyxE r.
Monday. March J--G n

:. NJ
The stock market opened very baoYant this m ,rn-
ing ssz transactions TO some extsns werv m ade at
ssht improvement upon prices current at the close on
saturday Every one appears t. BE- pleased tina. Con-
eress has adjourned that there is p-o es Of
long period Of psscs and quiet The conr,s pursued
by the msoriy in bo,h houses of Congress, for the
pact too three sessions Is Disgrace the mssvss
and TO the ceuDtry at large aud trust tue people
will Iut mark upon the dsorganirerc, aud those Who
waste much Of the pubic moory, aud give thsm
liberty to rsmsiS at home and sink iato their
iugniacsnce The most vital interets Of The country
traed with BY th.se dsmayogaes, aud ths public
mind kept In state Of suxisty aod SUSPENSE 50 long
rs they can get their eight dollars per day Many Of
them bsve nothing better to do, and msuy Of them
nothing else to do, ;haa to spend their tis In Wash
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TO TIE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

We beg to state to business men Of all kinds
merchants, shippsrs jobbsrs, general particular,
marine and insurance companies associations. book
sellers, vendors Of medicines of all kinds dry goods
Dealers fancy store keepers and in fact all classes
sssed in the diversified business Of New York and the
adjacent citythat prepared to receive their
advertisements at Office the northwest corner
Of Fulton and Nassau streets; to Se inserted %
the inside Of the double sheet, whiek propose 70
publish at fifty per cent less in price than those
Which zoe publish in the inside Of the single
sheea reduction which is of the
to the businss classes Of this great city. Those ad-
vertisemsnts will be displayed In . reasonable way,
calculated to attract the attention Of the reader The
6rst double sheet to be issued this plan will appear
Tueiday or Wednesday Of next week. or earlier or
later, according as tire advertisements come in.
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The UNITED STATES MINISTER AT SroCKHoLM-
The TTdshtngt0s Untorp, OF the 4th inst , says of
the report which has been currently copied by the
papers of the country, relative to the smuggling
holm: -
We are authorized to state that the late admit
ton never learned which Of the diplomatic agents At
lone tho northern courts Of surops'was charg.i
with this offence. The drst intim4t that our
charge d'afairss at Stockholm the individual a.
luded to in the newspapers Of the day reached the Ds
partmsnt Of State the Sd instant If the
asserted from Off sial source and has for
time been accessible to tho authorities ut Wash
ingtoB, with the evden Ice to sustain It," that official
source has taken good to commun icste tn
information to the Secretary OF State.
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ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANIA dc.
structlve fire occurred IN Lumber street, Alb my
on Saturday night last, which dreirnyed property
TO the amount Of from S25 coo to $50, 600.
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Marine AHniias

SUPPOSED SHirwREck.-We learn from Mr.. N. A.
Pratt, Of sag Harbor, that on Wednesday last, six
boder, all clearly dressed, were found the beach,
about three miles nsrth Of Montsuk light house.
From the appearance OF thom, it supposed that
they had been but recently drowned. One was sup
posed to be the cartain, another his son. and Of
the others appeared to be Portuguese. A boat was
found the beach, the bodies with the plug
out; and as schooner WAS the Sunday pre-.
vioue with her coors half masts 1t probable thst
che foup dered and all on bosrdp.rished. AnaQ lsat
was held, and they were buried in the village OF An-
magansett.
Carp We, the undersigned passengers on board
steamship Falcon, on her voyage from Nav York to
Chasres take great pleasure IN expressing our thanks
to Mr.. Seymour clerk of ead shp, for his polite and
gentemanIy attention to during our voyage. Not
withitandiLg the thousand and ooe calls mads upon
him hourly, We have always found him ready ana
willing to comply with wants and necessities 40
far as practicable; and consider the of the
chip fortunate In having the services of we'll
qualified for the station. .......... ...l 81.
Signed BY ninety. eight passengers. ......'
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FAIcoS.-The U. ).
mail steamship Falcon, Captain Thompson, ar
rived yesterday morning, from Chsgres, via Ha-
yana She brings no news
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau stss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
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BowE2y THEATRE. Bowery-Ntcx WOoDs LAST
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BROADWAY fFEATcE BroadwaJ-PooR GsyrLENAS-
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II JIMMY ssH-SIAsi AND CR ASKER.
BUWTONs TBBATRE. ChAmberc streo%-TiIz ToOpLEs-A
CoNcHnr-PUscn IN New YORK--MvsiCAL ar Walls
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway ncss Broome-CuRisTVs
xtEgrRsIS.
RUTGERS INSTITUTE, Madison street -NEw OaLEArs SE
RENAo ERa
BROADWAY CIRsUS, b57 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70
TT EscIs DANCING Hon. Es-By aAsvs. LENT W. .
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. Bowery-vAH AMsuReA 4 Co.'S
keaAGKRIE. .r
CHINRSE MUSEUM. 65g RroAdwAy--CErNEsx UuRpoRTIro.
STUYvTSANT INSTITUTE sroadway-MRa Fancy I'M.
BUrLAR "a READING OF HAMLET
MINERVA koOAs-MoSs. ADJ I'm. MAGIC A,D PHn'so-
New York, Tuesday, March U, 1870.
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The Senate Of Pennsylvania, on saturday last pass.
ed bill making u pe osi uaY nee for any c,mptn
corporation 10 issrs scr,p evidences Of debt net
dsemabe in gold ard silver.
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ARRIVAL OF TIKI STEAMSHIP GUADALQU1vlR AT
WILMINGTON, N. C.--This steamship. for this
port. lett Havana on the 10Th ult., and put int
Wilmington, n c., on the I'd inst. The Commsr-
c,at of that place, of the Sd INST, says
The Spanish steamship Guadslquivir, Capt. Manuel
LsSardors arrived at this portabout IL o'clock ystsr
We learn thai tho uadalqu Ii burthen GOO tous
that she left Havana the 10th February in ballast
for New York for the purpose of undergoing some
psrs Experie need strong northery winds until within
100 miles Of New York On the night of the 2Stn Of
Feb, At IL O'Clock, experienced severe gale from NJ
E-epdeavored to head 1t that night and next day, Q
treme udous heavy rolling during the whos time
which carried swsy buIwsrks aud swept the dseks, to-
gsther with bukhesd, which supported the horrioAns
deck, and the steamer nearly filed with water The
Captain called consultstion Of eicers and 1t appear
Ing evident that the ship could stand much
logger her present course, 1. was determined to
scud her The engines proved faithful under su-
perintt ndence Ct Mr. DOwnog. chief eng aesr, who,
we learn 10 highly commended by the captain for the
steamer. The stesmer soudde for two dsys-sx-
Fecting every moment to be the last 100 miles south
OF Cape Henry, fell in within pilot boat Fa,hien Of
Baltimore Owing to the heavy sea It was i'm pos.iels
for the pilot boat to the .hp but through
the urgency OF the engineer one OF the pilots. Mr..
ced to fsstsn to his body and drop himself into
the water and by this means through great exsrtons
hs succeeded In getting board OF tn stsaner While
Mr. was in the the vessels unfortu natsly
in contact and placed him in great peril Of his
life He wss forced to sink himself brle the bottom
OF the steamer prevent being crushed to death He
however succeeded in getting on board the steamer
uphurt IA the two boats together three hands
on bosrd tho Fashion jumped on board the steamer,
and Mr. Thompson had great difficulty in getting them
back. They were, however, placed In ysw, aud sue
eded in reaching the Fashion in safety The
then bore up for Cape Henry, but the making y
complete breach fore and att and the ship being In
dapgerof going down every moment, her cours, was
shaped for Charleston On arriving off Cape Fear, It
found that her fuel giving out, ana she put
into this port in the above CO ndi!iou.
We would here remrrk, that the Guadalqniver 10 .
beautifully finished boat. Her saloon il oOmmodious
and hapdson ely decorated her huh is iron. Tois is
the fret Spanish steamer that arrived this port
and we have doubt citizens will be pleased by
paying her visit. ta .us l.4 :
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Imyortrnt 20 the Public. our Mr.. Kuox.

having no intention ~ sibg to kuope incrsase
rvqu rins HIN T. hrms aud upon
ara viii be- during the aud ,pr
exhib friends hat ait called
te Of hatts. IL consists hss
" IN richly the mode. dollar nssi thar n
chr, Gro whose Jur Mr. Knos
uiss AVOID. OUx NM KNOX. sun Buildings FaIt,n 81
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Califernln h noe, Fl.,o. nnd wIIng-p,ecs

eombn ed } o load ~ in Three
Adapted nd expeditions, bei eD seven lads
weight warran ed to shoor 40 yards Hg y valued W Ia
Army and navy Fer sale Hart "a Ma deu iane
H9 Lunpsnes going to CaG ria WI consult 1eir
b. calling the bers hf r mlsins their puoss
JOSEfu & b xf, "a Maideu lana
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Diamond ONT kichelieu Gold feus
best tie world Stker Nth fplsud stock II Gold
Siver Watct VIII, -ale for cash. Z.
Saw Jr 10 ali Watches Gold Peas
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SENSIBLE LEGISLATORS The municipal autho-
rites oil our city begin to see the folly OF their
course, giving their advertising and the pup
hcation of their Legislative proceedings to papers
with limited circulation; and they seem desrous
of reforming in this respect. Last night. In the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, Mr.. Allerton, Of
the 18th ward, offered resolution recon- nending
the publication of proceedings, &c In the papers
having the largest circulation, and providing or
the appointment of a committee to obtain informa-
ton as to prices for which such publication could
be obtained. The resolution was preceded by a
preamble, setting forth the imperfect manner in
which the proposed object of conveying informa-
ton In reference to proposed works Of Improve
ment, Is now accomplish ed. This augurs well.
The Aldermea begin to find out where their inte-
rests and the interest of the public lies.
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tan,y changes red hair Ltural bloA
color without jnry 10 the hair skin fhi ID best
Gle In ths mari e. and spp e,I touce neg
dyes Sold whoc.ac ana retail at W. BirGHSLOss, No.
wall stree, BIoadway.
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For Sale Cheap.--One Of the best Stands for
IN oyster and Liquor aocn the gh ard handsomely MT cd
up and now ao good business line 81 the hurd.
rg occupied Court Lodge -Four Lodxs
Will met th 70 after LIST AAy) TIE for s,ins tia,
the proprietor having ster business Fec
furttef particulars Inquire at No. SAT Hudson
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The Closing Scenes In Congress.
Our detailed report of the closing scenes Of the
Thrtieth Congress reached u.s. by mail, last night,
and are given in another column of this day
Herald. The public will not fail TO read it..
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WnUTtSHI6
retail At low prioesJ D. Iswsr just received largo
compete Cru etis Ho all VI which he
1T tie lowest market Dealers from ~
vd call at nee 800 and AS Green Sc and 10 Vesoy
corner Grand and Clinton IT. eets ~
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venting patent rights The ssntlsmsn 10 shocke At
human slavery being extended beyond where II now
tent for that which allsviates human suffsriog Ills
heart bas become like sdsmAnt, and will not be touch
60. NY friend from Ohio (Mr Sawyer asks me whe-
MIR. SAwYkR-I understand that there 10 much LIQUOR
about. Ila hs! You are nearly all corned" There's
Mr.. Hail. ask the gentemsA from Ohio to explain
the merits OF his bill The gentleman s willing to
Which de.iroys life for that vhoh viii f.siitsss thu
Destruction OF human beings, and he would refuse pa
tents to those who rave life
MIR. EpwARps-It was SIX thousand dollars.
MIR Hall Last year the gentleman introduced bill
about deleterous drugs; the next thing he was en-
TSse bin sypa h% ..n Sn they r.s
bred dollars for the service. IL Is good practice
Hs ha! hs!l suppose, IL We pass this bill We win
what the patent medicres contain. IL s introduced
fer the purpose OF betteriDg his profession gentle
tumbier. No; have nothing but pure water, snd eve
the truth. 't.
The SrEAKyR-The question Is ON tho sngrossmsnt
MIR EvAKs Of Maryland, arose Il don't want to make
rptech 4 vish, however, to be serious.
MIR why. sas FERROUS.
The question was taken ordering the bill TO be
epgroe,ed. but no quorum voted.
MIR. NoCLEnNAnD Let us take o recess until To-
morrow morning at O'Clock
MIR PERTH moved that he House adjourn.
All the ladies had retired from the gslsries, after
beng enlightened on the subject Of patent mcdonnell
Mr. MoCIyLSsND Unlisted his motion.
Ibe srrANrN reminded him that quorum had not
voted on previous question
Several propositions were introduced aud voted
down
AhO1 HEF sqUABBLE-A LIcK-LfQUoR
rHoM HALL
ne southern blood IL has already been remarked
wae oo'nng sgsn"the free soers for having made 90
many motions kl tim. md to defeat ths senate ter
,o,s smer dmeht to tho General Appropriation bill
VIZ rlc.'n oo.s DOT rank among fc.e souers IL IL ne
c'abry to observe, bur he 4, from m, noe whses the
to tr'e nom pegrcse the .titu ion forbiddi og
zen iiom cor'ipg within tho oundari~s ana this
may Dave had 'omsttiDg to do with What follows
ihke MN on "' was the FIST cry hssvd on the
''de ~ he bail ~here Mr. Giddtvg. We, brushed The
h,sSci toys, tbs doorkeeper and tho s.rgeant. at.
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New York, Tuesday, March q. is4O
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re f-s-.,.4 1snsn, 49, r,s y1sss s5S -rg'sgi '>f
sDs@ sso csp7y es-ee- 80 E-a4GJ III 80 ~
.asu-
Wen ths; toH, - cone We EroEr-i o-t near
~ - :. --eH o--sr 81 - rz.svsts re frsis'
"a IN n r osr nvmo-r n ~ ni'T # isi greti
e.1Lfry E-sEe Z lol sro- est:- t1s' re rsrs =
its AsEJsr lsy st, se.r sre 70 - ready f0-'1si
duty Fs;befisrc rrolE ~,ic= Tsn es1 be A.
so!ssd ior 4 .sss Guy = ,acT.c -s-- 80 "a . ~
al q, iiI cef.-sa ic- zzcs 1crs fseTta rse- = .
f. "a Il i,s rsg~1r-sto-
TIL. eicQzsr: speech ru delivered u 1't7r,
D.. oiEa.tsd manner. t5a Ts1. 2 tie 5esi O.
toozs D-ssent. ~ &c REVISED so57e. It dew
tea, rom .. -no 7oder;cod l. snd sonet1ing q
TIE fsehnz q the sc-re evsG Elected iE-s7 eho
al no. oory-ere1d tne vCs1s- IL c'ac!S'c .
Gas -ecriveq -ith many . ss-5est Z lsn ron
tire istsue-s sf:s- Saicn re oep1tstCl were
p-s.suted by .5- venerable ve--o- = ne
nsnbers Of hii '.-si'y, " e Isss' % I'D -1s Oh
or. present Are spending s5ae tie n irien1i,
corvs-rItos. tie members q tie ccF,tetlo7 viz p
dre-. e.cn recsivirg f-sseraa' grasp o. tne N'ad
fror, TIE admirable = MAJ whose "Ost' - >
ave .oo,e very !Gpe-fecty renosT-o
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vEE ErSGaRIAss AND TER CohNos CoV'clt -
IN ,as sosrd OF Alderzsn last evening. President MI
a-rsd the following Resoaons welcoming he "a
l.nt band from Hungary to cur shorss We need n0'
,.y they we're stop,sd with . hearty unaniuity
g7,-,ss There hu recently arrived 10 ghis City he
,,- Cvi Gcr-raor = Coucro aee 10 Coy -ndeooes ne
roSe L,DsL.r, Cls.Er. sec'r Esd y - ar sso
- Ave hrotue APcLl JsrLLo add fev-rs ~ De
Ser, Of lie nemorsse Foruess q CcroT5' DO erces
,h-r sslszi Gen sPts heroiesiy resssed y :
N, % To- ins1=.n a-spos q Aass ane h-sss az
n zoe lsH sr-~riy q Der s;rasss molly re -
s,nor Of Eznssy, ara viceosed me cause q ksp1S'-
a Lf~e-y Ia rlrc--. iseF -fcrc,
Fss,i,sI Es.s 10 mens-rs o. tas corno1 Co1ecih
'or art IN heasof he Peeps tAsy reor-s-sI
GO hereby sx-nd to These tsrssasee e1iles eorasi
welcome 70 15 scores as nviss IaeE 20 make car eean
~ .h-ir bone
Rs.s.s1 rhH ~. ..Oaer teefes. symOssn, TO s..s
s-.vs leg is- heroine J,s- vsc q, iAer e;s
sssr Rave th-.r properly. her ecGa.s- ssI e,r
hc--- .rl - thsir periodic and sGohne 3evocou
ewu R-voisnon. save -5n he .S,air.-u ana
rerusa lie harn, q tss fnssis q sreeec7 susgocot
6r,s,es. Thai Nil cospsTs:s with or etIer, az
ytth - Association q t1- Frtrrts o. ne H5rgsisns
- n oar -cr'ay ca.sf sssi,sFse . The frescsn.-
. srte-4-1y a hosr,lao,s <-c ne az . ;Eti51grg
- las prosperity Of sas bard Ct seroe. - elf.re
vii - - PRIDE AID PLEASURE evsry sn-rxso eiuEeS
20 promote.
His Houor tie Mayor nss ee-0 rsquestad 10 ;zsn,
nj, s,,hsu,csiot eopiss Of thee luticrs tas
tros. exges ,ud TO tbs H=7e.-sa A'socsao-. Toe
Common Council heve .lso pledged tnsns-lve. -
.t.p - -c.ness to COS psrsts 'r sny tokens & w.
come which nay ~ deemed exPrcien'
CHow7rp Orr.-Ws 5S7s small space ta.s
morning - say anything about the corporasor eoing'
"a. ai.hI and nus deter 10 tbs Evening L1.t q ard
,o-,-c--o- everything bit few important novs-
u,er. Which vii - f0usi IN sroihsE portion Of to
DAY, is.ue Both branches e the Common CoHnsil
were IN session uns lsss hour, and passed upon 40
urcorrou amount Of business Tee Railroad gu-s
,io- = The Aldermen u -! - seer. va postponed
III rhursdsy
~ Tar F.ssFvs CLCb O. me American H.
s,u'e meet, at ~ NJ today, when suadry su5scts NJ
interest 10 .sricuturisu viii D. Discussed. Strangers
10 tozu. and farmers IN psrtcusr, are invited.
FWeh hear OF smother great snsgl ssle-sim-
Tar to that We msnuoued lev days sines-to come
o. al Nl5lo. OF Friday. Tia fabrics are India Cs-
n,l, Hair Of sessnt snt varied P'tsrr' and ,hs A.
fair VII - one abound Ia theboth the purchasers
and the PurchN
RALRoAD Is BFosDwAY The special Com
nlt,ee -i meet In the 81 ih5 Asst Atsrrso, 70
h-sr parties for and sgainst this MEASURE as sftsr.
moor, at four ocock
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
~ The Messiah is "a 20 given b. TO
Brooklyn sacred Nu,ic society, on Chr.smss uigbi,
At thu Female Academy
" Rev. n snry Il les gives il nth Lecture,
Don Qiizo,e, "a Tagrsisy n! shi at the Institute
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

Toer- . % r-~ f-.1r- NODES "A n-rca11le az. 70
as ~--G Is EkoorcE zlagt-i Ia rex ss-acy, s1i
sh-f- sos-ncs = scuFisy s-v-ys pas fc
sa-ss t-fcs .o- ~eek Tue Cores uArreg Ia ocen tg
az ho.csr,, u ne sossoc-sf eemAce, were Soy-- 20
fel1c- lei Si.ces 1-.y >. FsT D..
TIE d. oerniss oe~s aoes aoi sspeN save exercises
sny ecu ~ trc7sce- iof p0r - ner avA ne utcs
we're nlorv BAR ss1.ly csz1o1s IN Ih-tr ooerl1ons
T,- sa-s q ne w--E eodirx Nov = Ger. 90 baes
q Wsiea spee.-sors - AIHeneAr, AZ ex7OrIsrs
sfts sursL
I,e Co1-iiises 51oa1Oos for far Cos-c- are ,-a1-
SO n Soi- sd OrieAns 6tc pei -
TIE 6nsis v.as vsry Jane a,d holder, q VII
Il. Aec-qi r1c- pflces foT rosl q TIE escfcg Az
c-. A. pr-s>EI Ansrczr or az. l. Lv-rrOol 25s
ga per DO for - Western Casa iaeika Cor.
= very lar r-GGess - for wHlts s.c
- - "a for ys.sw
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GERMANY,
TranbIe hrtMeep rrn.fa aad AusIria.

tslegrsphc i,,pItch received from Berlin via Colo
sno snuo need that the Austrian Cabinet has made
forms protect against the ccnv)cst'0n OF lie- N 10
Parliament, AZ Erus, snd that 10 he dispatch cOn,su
ing the protest the Austrian Government luGsd " the
probability OF armed n.oTf8reuc. y Austs iu tne 81
iars oi Germany The teisrsphic account state
tbs, ~ P,uss.sn Government bad answered tn@ Aus
TRAN Dispatch y decsrsi' lU shst frurs I'd mali
Isu ~ -asUa oi tae three hrss anf r Parisu arts
Tree .--Iangs nave t-ra su1siantiNlv corhrusd
ieitcg from rim u the Hyryag Ctrrs lclf saTs =
"a. end cf October nce Sc5WsrGxer 5s-g. tee A-s-
san Prime Sinis'oT, in Dispatch T. the Prussan Gov
-lcu li. ipfeo cut irN dangers tnsf were i.-.y b.
sse from ffe -1Hroce. oi thi. Parisnsn., i1slst
Cd TIE rey0ulLsry tendencies q which 10 would give
brih ard Oh the rts ton that v0uo - trt noT or +
'n Joe Austrian States Lut la PTus.is lkoEiSe.
on O:t % Prussia y..et hst sne nsd d1y @e,sseJ
all those considers atoms but hist more elevated sTt
yl-s.rF ututves urg-t hrr e. ystsosere In the pisn
AIrezsrcs new dangers she vou kn0w hos meet
.hau Austria has now gore -t-p tGriber. She hss
formally protested sgsnfi RE cooVocauon 81 TIE Pa
LA ne0. u an ~s Informed s71 have reason 90 7e
aye ,lat an To- sat -.'pslch address y F-iocs
sca~srtz,rburg 90 the P.Ls..4l G0vernmer, iHrlnu
SIC. tbst should The Qlire Il Aufsrs Sii
rot hesitate 10 have s-co1rse 20 sre0 .a, sTrr
Behold more 81 tee eve 81 seriOrt ccmf &C.
Son. cabinet Cou- - yss r.'d Toe cay l,'ero yef-
terdsy.
Inc Council Gr.s sdars.d ne E.ec.or@ La ol tns
P.ri.ri Each STATE VI IL tf0csce socn modlhcs
uDus - its 0rg9uizstian m.y rrqul.e. The Csh'set
.uuc.. i-. 0ccup - 9Th The reply q the Aus
triA1 Me- IT, Ministry adopted moss important
t-sol..su. di-y,:cs IL fepy - ia., VI Prince
schTs-'.ertcIg hs. ali h.sa ESnt D Count e1's
d1tl ia Pfus.,sn I.vvT al Esu1a Pru's- b. inl'
dlrrlrtct ms.lt .'ned riin ~1ffEy her r. OF carry
10 the Aasrsu threst q sFn.d int-ri- rlcs Pgussi.
.oy II. thu, sos awaits e.
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