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VISIONS SIN.

| 4A83 From Southport at 6 a m Thursday
By Pleasant Prairie and Franklin
To Antioch (Ilinois) by IL m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m
44sA From Southport at a m Friday
By Pleasant Prairie and Walkers Prairie
To Richmond by 6 m, - miles
And back between 6 Il m and p m Saturday.
| 44s5, From Port Washington at a m Thursday
| By Salisburys Mills and Horizon
| To Beaver Dam, by IL m next day, 81 miles
And back between p m Friday and m Sat
urday.
| 4A36 From Geneva at a m Wednesday
| BY East Troy, Eiglevile, and Watervle
To Summit by p M AZ miles
| And back between a IN and 8 m Thursday.
l4s7. From Waupun at a m Saturday
By Ceresco
To hartford by 10 m, 90 miles
| Aud back between p and m.
44S8 From Darien at 4 a m Friday
49, By Reeds Corners Richmond, and U,ters Corn
To Whitewater. by IL m, 90 miles
| And back, between l p m and SPIN.
4489 From Milwaukee at a m Wednesday
! BY Troy, Elkhorn, Delaware, Daren, Aliens
Grove, and Clinton
| To Beloit, by 6 m next day, 80 miles
And back between 6 m Friday and m Satur-
day.
AGO. From Fond du Lac at Ga m Monday
BY Huntsville
| To PIovor Portage, by 6 pm Wednesday, 80 miles
| And back between a m Thursday and nj Sat-
urday.
| 449l From Potosi at 8 a m Saturday
To Beetown, by IL M IL miles
| And back between m and pm
1892 From Summit Mt a m Wednesday
BY O,onomcwoe Ne osho, and M ,ysviIe
To Fond du Lac, by m next day, ca miles
| And back between a m Friday and 6 pm Satur-
day
1893 From GAINESVILLE at 6 m Friday
BY Stones Bridge, Fulton and Dunkirk
To Madison, by p m, 40 miles
And back between a m and m Saturday.
449t From Fort Washington at 6 a m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by II next day, As miles
AID a,ly h,t.ra 1 rd,va ID A.
A495. From Sheboygan at 6 a m Wednesday
BY MaysvilIe and Henricon
To the county seat of Dodge county, by p M next
day, GO miles
And back between 6 m Friday and p m Satur-
day.
l496. From Watertown at a m Monday
BY Waupun, Ceresco, Berlin, and Pover Portage
To Stevens Point by 6 p next Wednesday, 100
And back between 6a m Thursday and Gp m Sat-
day.
l497 From Prairie du Chen at 6 a on Monday
BY Round Prairie, Graham's Mills, Falls Of Black
River, mouth Of Olloar river, Middle Mills, on
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Jan. 25-IawtMar. 30
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ILLINOIS.
Aaa1 From Peru at a m Wednesday
By Troy Mills, Ovid Dewsys Mills, Lafayetse
Grove, Kelley's Mills, Sillman and Kishwaukie
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1863. From Peru at m Thursday
BY Troy Grove
To Earievie, by p m, 80 miles
And back between 6 m AMI 6 p m next day.
AGA From Mount Carroll at S a m Saturday
By Pleasant Valley
To HowardsviIlo, by III m, 20 miles
And back between p m and p m.
1905 From Cass at p m Thursday
By Flag Creek and Lyons
To Chicago, by a m, Is miles
And back between 4 m and IL m.
1896 From Dorr at m Thursday
By Erin and Highland Prairie
To Geneva, < Wis, } by 6 p m, Is miles
And back between a m and p m next day.
1867 From Dorr at 8 m Thursday
By Hope, Boons Mills, and Hebron
To Richmond, by IL m, IA miles
And back between m and p M
1865 From Hickory Hill at a m Friday
To Mclanesboro', by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m next day
1869 From Lttlefort at a m Thursday
By Cages Lake, Hainesvile, Forkvile, Lamar
and Merona
To Crystal Lake, by M IS miles
And hack between a m and 6 p m next day.
1870 From Mount Sterling at m Saturday
BY Garviah Mill
To Griggsvile, by III m, 20 miles
And back between and 8 m same day.
1911. From Sycamore At IN Thursday,
BY South Grove, Hicks Mills Underwood
Whis Rock, Daysvile, Oregon, Mount Morris
Chsmbors Grove, and Mr.. Carrol's
To Savannah, by ~ y psxt Saturday, ~ miles
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INDIANA.

4O90 From Punamsvlle at a m Friday
BY Cataract Mills, Spencer Whitehall, and Stan
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A PRAYER by kos-ufh.

The following prayer offered by hossvrH will be in
;erestng to readers II was offered by him <nsel
Ing amid the multitude, AZ the grave OF the Magyar
heroes who fell in the battle OF Rspoylra and orr
Sinslly published in the Opposition. journal OF Pesh
We translate from the German
Almighty Lord God OF the warriors OF Arpad Look
down from my sarry throne upon thy mploung servant
from whose lips the prayer OF millions asccnds to Thy
Heaven prasing the unsearchab.e power OF thine ON
impotence. God. over me shines Thy and beneath
repose the relics OF my fallen heroic brethren above
my head the blue snd under my feet The earth dyed
red with the holy blood Of the children Of ancestors
Let the animarng beams OF thy fall here that dowers
NAV spring up from the blood that these hus Of 10
parted beings may not moder unadorned God OF or
fathers and God Of the hear and bless the voice
OF our and which the and The sou Of brave
nation. thunder hresk the iron hand OF tyranny
forges 10 chains As free man knee these fresh
graves by the remains OF my brothers BY such sacr
6ce theirs Thy Earth would be consecsted al
stained with God on this holy soil above these
graves no Of slaves live Father Father Of
Fathers Mighty over myrisds Almighty Col OF tho
Heaven. ne Earth and the sea. From these bones
springs Dry whose radiance on the brow Of my PEG
pie Halow their dust with Thy grace that the ashes q
my fallen heroic brethren may rest IN peace Leave a,
aOt Great Goi of battles Tn the holy Ci The
lions praised 30 Thy Omnpotence. Amen.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The HnIIle of lxornn.

We have at last something definite about this battle,
in which % 600 Austrans said to have been left
the field The only reality in it, aside from some
Sigh, diminishing. the defeat by the Hun.
gsrans, that portion OF Schicks corps commanded by
Gen Wyss In this affair, the Austrsns lost some
three or four thousand The rest OF the report
the "a bours ghtng and p 900 killed, from the
inventive genius Of banking house OF Vienna, and
WAS ses igned to help grand speculation in stocks
principally at Berlin but extending TO some other cit
les Theinventors have been named to US as Ahrens
Co. Of Vienna We find that the Berlin agents OF the
well known house of Arnstein 81 Eskeles Vienna have
published solemn denial that the story came from
them The National ZeuanR OF Berlin is full OF regret
At having been the OF aiding the spectators and
the K5lnschs Zsung whose rather confident statement
OF the stery We translated last week Is repentan'
enough for having been taken In to satisfy tbs most
rigorous inf ctor of penRnce.
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~ .ls-.tou N CO. va Wifi, ron CO.. AH-oo
.-fr- s-r.-s. Jar- 3D.

90 al 1usstou N G-- va WI 70, ron CO.. An-oo
.-f'r- s-rrs. Jur- D.
Tie catering and b0upariiug ~ Anccps iroin a. les
re evening 81 he itfh al Uor-1E 90 re n WI.
ri-lr followed y tte admission 90 .-e PROPOSE o.
G-r Wilp1eu. II Consequence ~ which . csp.ir-aiol
concluded The evening cf re str ne substance q
which t1 .uvs Animated by The common Ni-l OF
sparnE he city from further damage through ~ opea-
sons n ttseEers tlt Communal rer-e-enaruc. AM re
p-ri0oenrares cf TIE cry lni forts appeared % ne
headquarters q General mpfcl. whore re io-cNr
c11ll-crs Vas settled The garrison cd lie ciiy ara
1r's corn POSED n rerols corps o withdraw WITH o.
rsrv ,onors Genera WmpTen engages 20 ohtsin fall
amnesty for dose A-sran soldiers ho have deserted
their arr enlisted in he service Il the hesiey-c
~ Tor the P1Qrs cazhileers ard 50 iiers % ne
Ire TIE former according .-- orders q he conf
marer chef l -tr Lon arN enetar Kingdom return
fler regiments. me after VII axe The oath OF as-
glance '1 their climate sovereign or, y hey should pre-
e- tv sry road wh cl hey roc-e, provided =" ~
Pspa 80 i.rrs did cot before belong The military
W. b allowed OBJ depart free AZ 4-Lo -sici 10 .ler
homes. Those cf-cers NJ the Pars troops Who wish
remain iu service vii nr allowed 10 Keep ne sane
rams which they 1yei before tLe ATE political events
Security ~ Tersun ard property = guaranteed 90 ne
Inhabitants of Ancons sld one M be made responi-
the pas io The uFera- troops A. A.
regards previous o1erse Genera Court Niurden
engages iurrcefe with bis holiness for ;ne pardon OF
such MOI of "a common crimla. character u"i
he Occupation of the city ard Efs on The SIDE ~ ne i-
rau army the civil guard viii MAINTAIN order and uni-r
ile delivering Up of The gales and chief ponis ~ .e
CITY The day ard hour arc l ih- manner he ="
be determined A. stores and properly o me sia'e
90 be- delivered up 90 the imperial troops, snd me srus
rendered 20 The military commission 20 oe apPoH'e1 'V
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miscellaneous.

On ihe cSth met party o. police. headed BY The Pre-
feet ~ foice n person, broke i1o meeting composed
exclusively ~ Moutasnsrd rrprrs~ntsuves The repre-
.elf4rves composing The mectir- resisted Il 8 sad
,a, ,ae police expected 20 rad Ledru Robin q, The
meeting
Almost al the spanish E1sgs resident IN Pans have
been arrested and nf ged 40 TIE Prefecture OF Police No
reason as gnc1 ilr tte measure
A. meeting oi tae Cub ~ fhe Council ~ state, The
vel know C.rt OF lhe Re De Po.irr. which vas held
or Ire III Count Moe made .Cry speech ~ which Pc
,r, rassi hi. INTENTION support ar present l1ile ard
rNn-esses bis cfiaul hsf me Cuo ough- 90 do also
aou.l tue fa1f cer--1 members 81 me Cabinet
N-ra no. very F-ane 20 ttc majority of le meeting
Eor BIS own pag,. he STATED aai % vas aoi 20 wish 10
.ase chce
Fny.ix Hungarian soldiers. who had escaped from ne
Austrian aruy N LAZY, have srrved a. Bou.ogre and
nave been put o. board ne steamer Puncess Co1no1s,
for II keslone ty the French authorities
NJ LAmsr-ine las been nominated Tor me Assembly -
several dis-rlc's
~ Pore hss sr0ved Pans TIE object of - visit =
saa % be having reference 70 The iofsisn feA
tons OF Rome
Moss AKErsrs-The Ic-s7s Tizo Of June p, as =
T., s.rpl- cisraf-h With news of iHe cay before ircr
pa. II DAllcAN. ecisor ~ re hsroi.;1l Ir9erl g.4
Il S-se ans NJ JrLEs GoCA-HC ~ ne hcfrae we're A.
rested on Thursaay The h. ne charge OF having tecr
engaged IN ihs A1lir q The i5'h Jlne-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Barring Il Co... CircuInr.

t'ff--rH'rd~nee % n tf''ln-
". S',s c1,as- ri a.. .i''s.. q
for f-c4i " fa~ s'f
.nd pr-, u5 supf-a 'oFss md Corres h..
~ .ss .-, ,ti.,s;,. .b,- -, ,a, Rs',,, NJ
a. c'ci''a % MAJ ~ih .su'.e'oo enm''ea sNoaot' irm
A.u Have settled ao-a 70 So for both With limited
Coco. o. b.s rra,as h.,- been a.po.>i of
from - for a-'o' grey 10 no. ~ o sr-i >ohns dons ia R'
W. n sos, Mes s.si 40
"a or s"'-' 40 S. 'on b - g. o'ns 10 , OF D ~ 80
CONS L. s.u-oa c,naa-. ,'ve soA ta" b-t,ds
and '-cu s- sd ip1rt-fs hsf- so tAraa shse A. fes
Sic 20 r.Is go a Pan aa - oa .r's 'esdy '~p''1 d
!Ai'ucs s 900 >stv- At su'u haf- - irt 81 =,
OF a I'D ~ % s.'. s, ,s.
nse Jaws m 81 a. 6' So bis. g. or'o.D r. a
l.s9''i md "to.s- Costa os's So L. al tho No" P.e
ss m. 49,. , R,.., Of s,h apa iai oosns er-,s =.
accounts 9 iehciin crop estimates ~sns rom onS 'nHi
co.' N.u"-rn-c Ia. b--n .e'1iV h,. ---A tn.
| 80 NhH -ngsr-t hu
s A,. oe-n -ri'sn@', pie. Il sns-h ws..,bw
o,-a Ga, 4 o.s F,os. moderate 80 Rally
Cana 81 ATS spuEs ,hAns- g.ssf
ally s is'n -''-r p, i.'s Cos' h-'. '-,s ,e s.m.n5
coros hs- e-asra quest. s,h much po.ts
,. es, Of A",',a - % sa es',-. 80, Ice 80.
sStst 'sa so oss' Madras, al 49, ~eb % good Md
Dsys. Of Puble Sale. have little eh.rs.
| H. lbs, .. have No., hard of ..y ,,,s.,eton.
N. qssa
~ July 10 chs,t. h.h probable ssss-t
hs' from s'n u tine for adequate npseion od deal r bs'.
| 20 - fhi rasu
laos thost nprovsu-ai
fsafis fHposed E Welsh Bars RAD
At our st qioia oa No change "a s,otsh Pa % fo-sa
Lfs'"s c.ss -na Ss- ior. o"-s ..ulas a. To-
qlshis- u Anacsn scarce readily bnug
4 per London made
ot', '.n has ss' s a. "A b., 4 a. generally bed le, hsh.,
a. fs- a. southern damsn5 qIsl'yi
Cod 81 ~ O'i Pam ofrs 3O' toe~.nut Jls ~. Ia
f~t-si
Res Ir ms'~' h been 1l-i through IL ~s.s - 'av. %
rzc--.nE 10Y bsgs TO- 81 i1f o~ god
-- b-sL o. " ~fess Caro- 10 cd
q sO-6
s.LUun-luls disposition o. guha.e present ard II 400
Bag h.ngl - suoln fusjsy. bsf. fpo.si ni
a. -. Tor good gas, sactns los. - o IA 10. 5bs -
pefcst
p.,rsl. hsve been .oa alBlO.
>ss Pepper has been inquired for
changed hsnss ~ s'4A for b..s Pus,fp
brought "a % 30 ans " tood berg rather and 80
ses.swnb steady demand from Usd- ~ much Of
Ais succeeded obtaiung
Of o. - -hh shut 200 hhds 40 tH hsgsh
BIDS, 81
rh- demand Tor TleEo he's been 81 SOD nJ n.f-
Sold Of bfrn Baha 80, 0 port snd u
Psrnams 80 o. Tor h- MedHsfnn-sa pgf Con
uasoia adss- .npsaa ol the Daish snuaos devoid
T.llo~ contl1os. A. a. our let quotation.
l.. Conslu sni higher pfe-s
generally demanded tonFu you'd bfng az ~
,f sell slpori@i AMI holders 8msf
Tos.oc0 DLis yVgDs L-s
% 80 Tho d-usni 10th usis sni Tspon
continued n~rs'~ bat holders 10 u- cuubdsnt snapa
OF gbsr Pas al o,spo~d fssls h-f
Tcs,ssrs. mars- ior Rough firm =. 6,s,sr,
wis have sp, he'd sls ~ o Eash aad "a -
IS. flr Am-rral
There buyers bo'h geo it'd. II
sHl-r met ~ih Ynt-r go
Ia other been 1nmportsl and pfses
% g~nefay siefsd IDfrI
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oeis account has been received TIRE q
a. esite but spp-srs from number q reports
uvey stale that MerosAvsk was issen pns0osr
The behavior q he troops seems 70 have o~ea
rri cites dc hey anslrs
more enthusiastic A. Bruchsa Do. s1eads Of sers
hroug hi 20 refresh ne essfied soldiers A. Msnfhru
lr cirrens were quite proad Al .eea " rs ions
m. NJ themselves. VIII re AID of he Rst.l salery
which wcuf 10 longer serve uc rebellion. TIE ras.
easc-s arrested he gates closed. sd frssska
battalion or TWO sent for - occury .he ace Hrrs
Civ Comm'ss orer q re Provisional 1oV--rneni. 90
N1n GraiEsch.e Gang nan iieh oofs % lei} soi
family All % considerable wra.h boz nanrc ~iAfeso-
luonary ambition Wa DC iverea rp 70 Pc Fr4s. A. ~
mzrd-r he Will no doubt. p Condemned ip arNl y a
court nariis and must expeci fo fes- u 30 cnecs
uor Ia fe~ tays-Yoss4ty one ~ very Few eaiets e.
ecucd f,r without beng prophet. one usy safely Pc
-t h,f ne great sri,v u he rcsl rr.ogronis VII
~ -. -s,r f.ke. of S,.frr,i,r. wrl flrlr pre.crcs
before Fsssn soder Las pat hs htn4 upon sly oae q
A. s,r Heidelberg no counter revoauon nsces.sy
there Coani Coooeu'. vanguard found che place "H.ea
s'sd and nobody De seen on or ncar tte oarrcsdes
eNeeP' ne poor eiuEens Who wee actively er sss,a "a
their sehSerers. looCtoCS. Z VI
PS-rhe short account given 90 she ssirn..h resf Sns
he m : borne n tar main points by rrs that srr'ce
IN the of hIs a-y from ihc oei o.. battle VI erc
sawski not indeed taken prisoner, roris unlikely
hat Dee VI. renew ne attack - SON - sutcent reia
forcemenis have srftvri J. spPcar hat sec1lnoief
party 90 Gen Peuckers vanguard found The enemy
collected 40 ess thar thirty pieces ~ ctulcl hY degrees
the hole vanguard brought Up AMI hey .iccf eird
III rtNFfN. IRE 81 most OF hfNs AWAY cry
hut regular storm does have isken place
Frussisu officer, Won hH|eshc. m. very severely
wounded. HE'S yolng man whose brother "ls among
The three ohccrs e from The ttrncsdcs a. Frsrkiuft
lsst >e9cuber Among fhe prisoners he Genera "A
GIFTED 'o lrd an NiiccHmN fo VI rrVsawskft rus
star o1ccr named recaow. Who 1rs committed Tracn-fy
a. Berlin, he famous GAY oi tle taxing 90 me NscnA
year. Tor he naked lp o. he captain on guard -fc
and showed h'n feisned orcr from The Nn.-trr e" Va.
commanding ham 90 Ggt ile arsenal lie wss brought io
Magdehurg hat effected hs escape from itsi for
before ne sentence could te carried rio ct'c Tie
one of The three rrus. sn- who di most inw Ni
keeping the lrsurgsut army n something ASs ouief
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TIE Rorrsn Government. confines " Ma-riut dit rot
oppose tns occupation many others nicn i-naeo i'
rinrn % tt- . rr'-l-- 81 -----r- t lfer-
hem not 90 umenc- ho-ffrs BY no esnS m eirh
They ne Romans I'D KEEP back. ard COW tney -ned
u b. On l- isl May fh- convention sei~ern i.- no
mar Government an Le.s@rs signed, big Genera
olfinoi refused % add he snf fs acl -nf.F
aer from the Genera saying ilst toe Fre-ch Gov
erumrr hsd in'0rne1 hin by letters daiet ~ IN AL
.st. nat y Les-ep- hs1 been recalled y -olrs We're
gwen 90 arcept The cun1i-on. o. tie .yra May
o. ~; very cay the I-i Of Jg-- Lessert nae A-i
hs- he r-uaned .-l 20 rs arrsrEenr-i core i-ea on
Ss Nay. snc ihsi b. ssr;irg % gei . ralrc Ilat
vcry DAY Orl. o. lr1 declare Ia lu--.l-i-s
~oll c1un-rce sl1 ire sunday follow ~ IN a-iack
o1k place the oi which VA ne orcl N
N he Via Pam srl The .oss q ~0 coq allrs clt %
And leaving apart -s@ consideration, hsi hsl NJ Dis
pa-ches l--r-0rel by n o. Cor-elr- and zen old1ot
o Tie matte TIE Roman Government had r1 seen
them. TIE facts 90 place ~ l1spo-ro- we're ne vc--s
~ G-u Old1c- sr- hose - Lesse7s ard The Roman
Asserbv bad conceived o better % trst o. te el po
Tertiary .la- 90 tne Europe. 30 e14Iirng The
question or t1h SIDES W. n@ &c -u saT shet tie French
Government Intended deceive ar ne Roman Gov
errmer and that Gen O-1uot Ia dishonesty taken Sd
rarsge - he good -fl Of ire Romans % attack hen
urrr-rsrar
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Terror In Prcsburg.

The public aoxzing ~ ihe Baroness Jievarnsky not
havirs proved sufficient impress We as ~afninS m tu
- = An.r Al ,rie- Marsha Hsyrsu determined
M Nv "a al hanging would eject Tor hs nrsi Fci.m De-
.-lcfss Hungarian rob Of : ovacS race barou hedni.
$50 - ~. .aroad VA a Protestant clergyman named
Rsrsa f.fher Of rve "a dfeu Of which We have these
details
What nat ght be expected from The do committed 80
many Atrocities We WI give recent instance An
Evangelical clergyman named Rags, whose eloQuerce
had ionx procured hm ovrriowing congregs l0us Wa
sed tred BY courmNta ard sentenced O be hanged
for usng sedous language The execution took pare At
In Tie Castle The excitement Of the people NAV be-
measured by the precautions adopted BY the slhOrtys
Al the streets leading 10 TIE Csse strongly
pied bv military the the bsstons load
ed with it matches 81 hand NJ disturbance took place
The Austrian Government 10 Preshurg u terror
~ greater could be- done the OF Magyar
RsKga. although young. tle father ~ tv- children
tie met his death with great t0rnc.s delivered speech
m defence OF his boudgc and snded God bless the
Esfhar.ard
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ITALY
The French At Rome /.

When NJ de Ccrce-cs arrived 81 ne nvaa-q-aftrrs o.
49,. -. 80 h.. er,ts - he Chancellor 81 the Fre1ch
erh,ssy 10 ia ifai treaty into wnch II Lrss-ps
Ia entered was GsavOwc1 ~ the rrrleh government
much a. NJ Lesseps had been recse ed on inr sn % Nay
and hsd not signed ne treaty n! lie Sis- ~oen &c 10
longer had he power Il dui1g -
t. ths elso- diplomacy NJ Msxzini reped 70 e
ter atd sset 20 Tie Chancellor VI tr Frrren ennsssy
SAYING, thai the recall of lipuicnlary oA MS or iAA-
dale had tearrE on tie matter The fact that ie
Roman Assembly nsd earnt noibng ard never Was made
coEuEkl. o; u1ial clspac1rs Therefore, tn- dip
clatc question lLus between The coufel1ing par
nss a. L--sefs was pieui poeutary ol t1e ISL u
May a. before Nothing cane 10 irf IN that he a.
not We tberefore treating wlta him h al good
fAith 49, were treating viii Franc-. and tnis very
geod fAa cot a. t2s occupation Of AO1Is Aso ne
EgRg ef ne sSA- +"
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The conduct oi the Neapo ian Government snee tnry
h,ve obtained possession &C >ieily; = suc9 -
D v, d be-.urh A. fully justify those members on n7
ate Srau G0vernmeui ~ ap rrissed 10 ireAI Pm ~
ner with Bufuta 0r - myrziiuus Every con .N- =.
fh@ cspfularon Of Palermo hsd been violated No~itn-
stsf The publication OF the genera amnesty ron Cn
av f-,.6-se rer.on. were excluded. several persons
~ erred 10 Messina ard whose names dd MOI appeA
n he ist % the flryihrse. have been srresleu M
among them priest he Abhe A!egIi lylIua.' us
l,t,e, having veurlred complain % this niraclon OF
fr. ayy has IN consequence. been sppfe-sru' anu -
ed tor 81 >sisfA has been arrested and mpll,onel -,
TIE hs of hose GUIDED from the amnesty has occn IN
raef In direct vosuon Of the treaty Of capitn by
be addition of The names OF ~ other persons among
whom are the N4rchoness Of Sammaruns and several
adj