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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12
Miscellaneous.

FRENCH Account or AN ENGLlsH SoIREE.-The
following amusing account OF the recent Solrec ~
the SocleN OF ATS IN London, i gl.en by a core
spOncent OF The Pans Constitutional " have been
20 a learned SoIrte There were a great many cabs
a; the door. With great many punciis inside When
nv turn came, entered Ike The rest polite old
gent leman. with courteous address and gray ha.r
cane up 10 me. Monsieur said he. have the
goodness 70 sep NJ stars AMI Their, leave your hat
and suck As | had been told. 50 did Then
entered the >olrao. Al the learned pundis were
taking about a5Struse science anu reconcile art.
| had 10 chance. Meme OF the learned pundi,s
knew me. and knew none OF them. Therefore |
srCke % nobody, ana NOBODY spoke TO me. Under
these circumstances, ! ~ down n q chair A
drowSv hum provoked steep. | felt dTO ~sy-then
s.eepy-anG then >iep;-aow long know not but
waS awakened by the polite Old gentleman With
courteous address and gray hAr. who SAID, Mon
Sleur have IT, goodness 20 step Up stars ana fech
yOur hat lIt suck All - ended the sOIree 80
ANCIENT ORANGE TRES " PaRIs.-Workmen
are epploNeG al present N repairing the cases
tanning the orange trees OF the Tulierles garden.
7OovearS. ana the Youngest 300 Every - years the
earth IA elch ease d, changed and cunug the three
follow ne years they appear sckiy. They then &C
quire fresh strength. and throw ont Al immense
quantity OF blossoms L Is this periodical change oi
uouli>hmeni whicn has led 70 their longevity.
Cal gnal
SHAkSrKRE y SNEpEN-The writings OF 81 Az
SpsIe woul1 appear, from the following fact 10 he
read with much ayIcity ana delight IN sweden -
N his native country translation OF has plays oF
Hagberg Professor Of Greek N the university u
Lunc. j now III the course o. publication OF MS
IL volumes have appeared and, although me HIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12
Bre,Ixe OF THE PAVILION IIorrL ,
Kennedy EIec,ion-A Brief Survey

From the returns before us, we are ena-
bled 10 pretty nearly guess at the following results
Powell Is elected.
Thompson Il elected Lieutenant Governor.
Linn BOYD Oppl is elected 10 Congress from
the FIRST District Ben Edwards Grey lind. W. IN
the second District. by large majority Presley
Ewing W. IN the Third DISTRICT. by 500 majority
VIM + Ward w Ia the Fourth District without
opuositlon J W Stone (OppJ IN the Filth District.
b, loO 20 300 majority over Hill Addison White
tW) IN The sixth District Humphrey Marshall (WD
m the Seventh District. by 1870 majority John {
Breckenridge Opp Ia the Eighth District by 3a6
majority. j. G Mason opp IN the Ninth District +.
II. stanton opp IN the Tenth District
The Whigs VIII have large majOrlues IN b0th
branches OF the next Legislature
Page Is elected Auditor OF Public Accounts. with
on, opposition Wlniersmith, Treasure, by a large
majority, Harlan Attorney General, Maeurj,'
Register OF the Land Office Rev X. j Drecken-
ridge Superintendent Of Pubic instruction ana we
think Haggar stands the best chance ior President
Of the Board OF Internal improvement.
louisville Courier. Aug :.
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The Bombay Markets.

BOMBAY June The None. Market begins tn assun.
the usual OF the dan or mOnSopn season. ani
money very abundant the Bazaas last ~
port hte change has IA en place imDrt mAset
m G, rorts more has been c0sng-cheiy 4 clttOn
Cotton piece 0s, c1aSeg cnr Of the setting IN ~
the monsoon h,yc been elected generally the case
about this 4 tae sea The ONLY Nticse W
qy hc - rch sAStnss .he stock u NacA
]. srnaA-erceft the low mdilsy qualities ri Iappets.
visch are ~ gOoJ request Ilcy goods dull
COTTON IARNsin hc grl rhl> las changed iiile snoe
lat report d. e also hare remained Wi bout Gang
a. mule how ever. >0.e;aE depressed and fstra
4 value.
FNPoRT>-COTTON WOoL-For a lew dlys following the
re II orr lat Terurt The market quiet and o
The decline when rmer tone gwen 10 ey some pun
case> beng made Il Dhn.eA ne Cong u the extent %
bales n - % and IS respectively fnr treat Brtun
better accounts from Chna beng soon airr received
re tco rlafe ia 1ceS Native ,hInncr> have made pur
cnase O. exert or China while al Transactions i'f
Great Britain almost en'rty 20 haze ceased As IL
G-r tire crrc urns'ances might De- expected
fREGHrs-Our stock ~ tonnage A. been r'ateraiN M
creased by arrivals rates o gh have N con-
sequence fsen for Great Britain little offering,
the prCe cf cotton having put stop 10 n p
mcnis t. Io-dou. p = tla q Liverpool - y 70
- Is = fun. arrDflls % requirement ofraTgn
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London Corn Market July ?

L. .Ience OF che heavy which el 40 diAsreht
fhs count, liSt NeeE. the WHEAT Ia inanf places .
-r,. >, be- lad and although tie suppl hohsht ioi-
~, h. he farmers most II the markets IN the inlt'I
e,ber arge for the season, yet the NJ settled sac
, flr enabled them - realize fuIf tie r-te oi ..r
,e,,.g. ver. The rams having been oeneEcl.l % the
~ CorN ertcl any further 1dYance ~ prices ~.
te oc1rr.s eereralg agree tat the ss thr }lt nc
r1rr &. .erl ow Al me Or'ports particular ar /
o-i +, F-f..r th4 character If the weaver INDUCED
rrcv ferre ~ the trade which also me case n LON
I'm ar IA 1rca, vese realized for TIE >i--s erected
,-t h,s mes. done nrt eNferslFe -,
g. H.,t-rg cqrgoc> ~ WHEAT and INDIAN Corn ther'
e re iresh rivals Of the cn>t but The hof-f- zen
,r =. in,t,l v.rt The accounts olthe French mar
lets sia- that he prices have generally raihs, gwen W.
hr tue cro1 II WHEAT -ec'ed - fiil sh' ~ 'l- "
,ivca 4 lie I.-r
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Trial of CADET,

p,sSsA os'ie OF Caoei has been prominent m ile
Nh, ysoihSiS Tor some time past IN connection
cert &C Al IAN Communist colony IA America Ior
1911 alleged frauds he Was .Wo wears ago sent
Pa ,~o years imprisonment by the Corr, cilonal
o. ~ ne appealed rom their decision ana l. now
Il ses Ia "a apNt~l- According To ms Indictment.
= VEINS thai. IN the vearlst>. n C,het announced
Aas R nsd "0'ained a concession oi about one NIL
~, aeie> IN Texas, and invited the atherentS 10
- ec''lne> 20 take the engagement 10 20 10 Icara
upe' All the\ possessed N common
i,s,oenalh number Of persons went 20 Texas but
,-sse4a OF meeting with the promised land they ex
Ia Isss Wey encountered ouly AaraSAips and mSery
nc,s letter written by TWENTY-FIVE OF his tilsap-
S'su icarians Was published IN the journals com
Coy t'a they had been ssuduently entlced INTO
ns,asS >Peculaioa Shortly amer one OF them
N s ~ hoeS>et. LAID complaint a complain; against
osAs, I anu &c was Jolnos ~ lie complain, hy
"@i'ans. They stated, among oihef things.
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London Produce Market Tuesday.

FIRST REFoRT-SUsAa. IVES laia not l'NeI y y 80.
l,ug Flre!er q fr demand u last Wees re Co4 =
frm 4ua alr business dong. chiefly r thYyf. y ~ ~
CegIon Us - 81, 3D. TEs Demand selsh- Ioi -
ard as eek rates vel supported. but ~ sIpef.oi -
dong RE Little dong IA FAST ln1ia anu ioiiisa pa
Supported with drculfy CoTToS nrmer, o., uS o.
better. TsLLow Pa business dong Inc
Sr,oND Errorr-SUGAR. West lnii-. 81 cheaper az
se3 hhCS sold including l- nis bsroeH's y
s. 81 - A., ID rr.i3dling 90 me yel'" - ~.
ri-ua yellow 33s ~ - 81. brown 81 % y -, -
bhs renada Is - D. llsT AMI moilih-
hhds "A terce. Jauaca low o. good "a .li.hz
n Sc nd good % fue brown Us ~ % . -.s me
v.r ~ brown lnfars Us % III TITUS - - "a
:, AL rsrt Id yellow e. 3D. . p % of," L. ~ -
81, sad gravy 81 TO - Bengal - 9'' l -
al bass art ,od -r,lny White - - i-i-'-- "
- u, >, = - rs IN fG> o. ,sff brown - u il
u CoFFEE AZ auction. lss BAGS aii' ION 80 a.. -
AZ 81 81, n r. IN -ood 4nd rcal soc oF.4is. a. ., =
=. d,raeef 81 uiluiafiuu. l5H clsls SOD me 'i-.
gsL a. s s1e parcels foreign 2rpa' 500 ~ -
-r-s Cocoa = .lc,0n 1901 bag par ta-rh a. y %
TIA common . good Congou n rllsieraf- crl~ a. w
- H. liter .l-is irgf sad iril- con g. - ~
os, ,,e.!v ara II good demand . j. ti- 20 %
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SPAIN

f. MAS confidently asserted a. Madnc tina, one Of
MazzniS proolamauonS had been widely circulated
IN that city, recommending the Spanish republicans
- approaching for he overthrow @! a, the thrones
IN Europe.
The roads once more begin 10 swarm With thieves,
and even IN Madrid. III spite %, the large police
force. robbene> occur almost hourly merchants
house Was recently crtercl in the Gay time and plum
dercd OF near $500 and the diligence proceeding
10 the bathing establishment OF SacedoT, ~ La l>a
bella was stopped, after exchanging few shots, al
about twelve English miles from Madrid, and the
passengers plundtred of everything they had. Mad
loSema, tie lady ct The eX- alnis.er OF hat name
under E>parteTo, vas among the sufferers
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DENMARK.

The dates from Hamburg are to the 18th July.
That day being the anniversary OF the Udtte OF
Idstedt arrangements had been made at Copenhagen
10 celebrate the memory of that important event
II had no, been decided whether or not Count Re.
yentlow Criminil was to resign has post as Royal
Commissioned IN Holstein
There are again rumors OF a general amnesty for
the Scheswg insurgents, with the exception OF the
AugustenbuTg family.
VI Bardenfeth the new Mnsterfor the Duchy OF
Schleswig mas repaired to Flensburg, where he was
received with great demonstrations of JOY. NJ. Til
hsch has left that city for Copenhagen.
Two Engshmcn, Messrs. Sheppard and Bottom
have received charter for the construction OF SUD
marine telegraph between the Danish Islands and the
Duchy Of Schles~Ig.
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The Calcutta Markets

From The Overland Hursarn Prf-e Current. June -
The Haidngfon steamer and Government cypress.
bringing the London mall oi Arr p reached Is within a
few hours Of each other immediately after Publication u
our last ~ port The al INST
Here III last DAYS has brought bit Few changes m
olr Produce markets. ANA none Of much importance.
Prices If most cammodes are frUrr thaI ,ht be-
Dccfed Tor although the Exchange i looking Up fTcigh>.
0u the other hand have declined considerably, bu, Ou>
d IN The export g 9arftu has not hccn extensive, and
characterized hy a want of animation.
our ney market presents change OF new feature 81
importance. Formet rates Of interest are everywhere
naln,aned ana would greatly facilitate business opera
tons # Money a Little ali nncant. Government
Securities remain a their lse improved value Bank IT
Bengal shares quoted before With few oerng n
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ALGERIA

Accounts have seen received from Ayers 20 the
2,ih MS. They announce further successes Of the
eNVedluonary column IN habylla. Tue most mpos-
iant on the Eth, when The hAbylcS lei 100 men
On The field OF battle. amoug whom CHIEF " no
had been one of The mos: inVeterte enemies Of the
French. In this affair the renca had one killed and
eight wounded CommanCaIi OurRIer received =
mu>kel bail IN the forehead. aDd died immediately
Tins ylclory WAS regarded p the successful winding
rp q Tie operations, and The troops we've returning
10 tneT ea!TSonS after short bat brilliant campaign,
m which there rad been altogether tweniy-si com
bats, al 10 the advantage Of The French army.
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FRA nee.

'ufcl i or the moment dead iull IA the political
s'sea aad The Assembly seems already to have en-.
-. " UPON H. HOLIDAYS, although the time proposed
s',n vac Volnenccmeni OF the Prorogaton Is still a
~'uuSa' or The fetes 10 be gwen on the occasion
tos ISL as' o1 tue commission OF the London EXhbi-
VIA Almost he exclusive topic OF conversation.
ne Ncritor publishes The returns Of the produce
- NVnSdihNlon ot oeet-rCot sugar IN France since
~, vs'h.hS OF the season. from which u appears
~ ,'eie we've SN manufactures III operation on
~ o' '0y las, that the quantity Of sugar manu-
% sss % wing over since last wear amounted 70
nv ''S,SSs NosrsmmeS, and taai sold fcr conSuup-
Il s.,1 >ored IN The public o0ndins warehouses 70
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I;yerpooI Corn Market.-TUE,oiY July %

The arrivals IF GRAIN And FLOUR rom ire.ari ana coast
-, vol have been tr ling AID - the TINE the
rrrs NJ gAr FIoUR from abroad have been good
The we.E. import Of INDIAN 1oRN : 81 Us aAo tlr
,,r,t Leland H. I37 az, The weather. has been yery
risfflef iut ha. not lie ted the trade . any extern
80, "a ,lf' I'm, INTERIOR AZ St. and fIl prices
Tn morning market hid scarccl 30 ricn lone ~ L a.,
aha Fr0ay last sti We had lew buyers ~ WHEAT anl
II 0p H. IA tine lutrlf, anu prces OF DOl ware ~ zen We
:. M, ~ on TN, oay might OARS AMI OATMEAL we're
M, a. J.ar A. last The market exceeding
n ae crDt.ons of fediug -stulfs. now that the
s,r a.. .-rr l,cnIug BARLEY BEANS and PEAS command
yer, fl urccs There change III the value II la-
rr,N Co6s III besi mixed American worth rs 49,
-. and The market b. quite barept tine yellow CORN
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MAURITlUS

TIE latest Nauritius papers received exilt IN the
fourishing condition and progress OF that colony.
The revenue for The first quarter cfls5l had amounted
10 l90O00, which was upward vt f42,OO0 IN excess
)or nearly double Of the expenditure The Whole
cost OF police. usilce troops and pensions for the
Quarter had not exceeded I6.s0o while more than
double that amount had been appropriated to the
construction of new roads, immigration. and the
promotion OF agriculture and commerce generally
The foU-.Shing condition of this colony Is manly
due to the abundant supply AMI superior character
of the free labor obtained rom the adjacent island OF
Madagascar
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Mir J,sn AND CAPT. De GRooT.-

Mn IITND
oco Nliii,o lind left Albany she sent 70 captain
De Groot Of the steamer Render Sg,nsgI,
oisi-oho pin ~ ~ massage 10 on Friday. The Er,
alIeno sys ~ vas Composed Of "a elnster OF nine
T,ss,,H,i s,onssY Of such testimonial from SUCH
= source. capt De Groot may well be proud. y y
., To- nonorable 10 the donor than The d0nee we
~ ~ error in stating on Saturday, that Md'ne
nd wa accompanied by her usual suite She va.
alone either because her travelling companions had
been LEFT az The Fails, or she cesred 10 avoh
oo,0refy Tie eKpedIent served rs purpose but
Indiferrniy. Her presence on board The ReinGeer
Was known among the passengers soon alter starting
from Newly olk, and 10 eyade the general gaze, she
was OBLIGED 70 secude herself Here, her presence
was know n 70 yery feW-and she awaited herself o.
the opportunity. before leaving town 70 walk through
the parks, accompanied By Mr.. Mitchell, OF Congfess
Hall, and u O0a into the public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in OF folloyers. ALBANY Argus
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Mil Steamship Arctic. Capt.

- = Mail Steamship Afctlc, CdPt.
TIE U o sss Is s sosa1 0s Shoe s, ney
6. ;'', :: , I s:s % a. s passage out arrived at
l ess....ss :. s 59' 1'1i, ns s;;.s9s EN-
v,R D. sh4eA So1 MI. John De Mott, Mr.. Oliver
Sc f:o ' e IT, T S 4 n1s' &.s 4H1 Ss
@ weT asl SSGN r EdSard W B. sioseS
.sy IS R%;ies oSSa hat Lection Ms:sT
VIC Deshef loan Mr. Isaac Daring and a son. MI, Mr.
va Jsco and ,i ledS CAPT Tno % Go T4o.
'T <. 5 ss %' % ali. not so S s ss;
" ,n ave p complete summary MADE up NUN '''
r y. and Continental files
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BURLINGTON. Vt. Monday. August n, 1851
The body q. BUrdlck SpTague, OF Mornstovn.
missing for two wears past. has been found IN Lake
Mcmphramagog with the throat cut. The body was
m remarkable state Of preservation so IS 10 be At
once recognized by his friends Sprague Is said To
have been wealthy. and was undoubtedly murdcrea
The discovery has caused much excitement.
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AUSTRALIA.

The Australian raperS filed with ne details Of
elections winch seem 20 be srceutly contested
they are IN England The grant OF public money
for the support OF state ChuYch seems 20 be gene
rally objected -. and It IS expected that the new
Legislature vii greatly restrain abolish altogether
this application OF the revenue.
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The Exhibition.

saturday GAO was taken at the doors the
On Saul .,.,ors, according to the Police returns
beng 1872 ., 10, 1as. was taken at the doors, and
-. i ,eS asrsors entered the building;
The e 81 gsye inspired the Executive Committee
seems ,pO,,s5e apprehensons Of the diminuton Of
s @ to Sa as ,h eS eco % Tsors %no
From ~ troud have 10 grOpe their way through
foessa hardly visible they had all the gas lamps
sdafn e.S.,or M, M regusltion Some amusement
me D's by this excessive amount OF precautlon
S ", I' transparency Ike Mr. PaH'onS palace Of
GAS ..u,-, os ,he Exhibition till Saturday,
-, Tux az no less than i292g77S visits have been
Su9 ,oh fC6.69s IS. has been received nom tne
pso Of .sason tickets, and the amount taken pay
meats al the doors has eeen t1o OS wi on S the
S my com,nissiop now considerably exceed
fsf1 0n0
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TURKEY.

NteiegraPhlc dispatch from Con>tanimop.e. OF the
18Th nss IN TIE he'atr Zsitune announces another
confederation n that CITY. by which 10 less than la
houses were reGaced To ashes.
Ac,Ice> from Damascus OF the "a inst. state TIA,
there : reason 20 thar The last caravan from
Baedad has been attacked and pllndered BY The
BeCQulu>
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wancbester state of Trade

Va nav. -,cb -,r. c,nfdelce to-day. aud much niC'e
dong IN n -lis and vars. TIE operations are genera
whit -sceufllu II irGll and China and me Aet '.
Int NOV, - rr1-b4d from Tie East most inia
reurv ~rS.c.ad TIE demand ior vans i't -Iials a.
very hrlss and a plumbers adapted t'r tn-t na'Ar
rcs rcd 4 . ary trther decl ne n the stsp4e ahu
look for a steady .ni lncreasIrg business i' >er IN
enc The c.9ses buoy ant for ciJsn sd !i''
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Murder Examination.

P,wrrckEr X. /, Monday, Aug. Ii.is5i
John CooS>on Is now undergoing examination tor
the murt.er o. hlS wife. ~ Seekonk Edward kearnS,
ms nephew. who Was arrested with hun IN New
York . detained - a witness COok>on denies all
know LEDGE Of the murder and declares that the body
found was uOi that q. his wife.
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- An awful deed OF blood was I'm
rnr,e6 ~ Canandalgua on nuLs's ,,son o( sorne
nav winch tEev owned together ~nss I'm IN me
Ssb5ed he oher, naietng hSfa p sn and
region q the abdomen cutting i mon .S me barn soor
causing h. bowls 20 l ae,y &c called and the wound
Meceai 1d sa @ Be I pooe manner oGlosa on
Fd 4s @ aust aust The The P Perp s:f Of the
va -, large. though cihgeni search - oedis
deed = s'.i. y ,''Aers-y lROch Dem.
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CHINA

BY the lates; accounts from Hong Kong. the pro
eTeSs OF the rebellion IA the southern province OF
nina appears 70 be ,ill unchecked, but there IS
great difficulty IN obtaining authentic int .lgence
from the disturbed STREETS
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ENGLAND.

-, hoo, some further discussion III Parma
Th'ie 10, % the case Of Mr.. salomons, the Jew
Den' ie.,u, olect which resulted in declaring him
% menu menu, n .eat. by vote of 1923 to 68.
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FOREIGN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market. TUESDAY. Julyeo

Liverpool Cotton Market. TUESDAY. iuy<'.
The great depression under which the marAet rcre
:, a hes been followed hy increased demand lom tit
fre rerrfaors aud Ppriers thus Prices nave there
fo recovered what they lost dlrng fhe wee re
"a - m the four days 200 bas. winch u f
Anerca are taken on speculation, and tof export me
mDui> reported SINCE THURSDAY are rom TIE bni.-u
Sfafcs u zsl bags Brazil 100. West Indies, 3)-rpial
q. bags l....
COMPARATIVE WEN o. ne tgpof 81 EJP)f.s ~ l0'D
INTO g9 froa, fhr iciOe kaJdoDi. from he Isl J4H'lr
-l..I LII ot hmm aLLnlI
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EGYPT

ALEXANDRIA judy % The Niccroy has made fnal
ARRANGEMENTS fer the construction oi Railway be-
tween CAIRO and Alexandra, and has signed
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
North Carolina Election.

DIT NVNk' "oNcay, Mug IT. TOT
In the With DrsrRIcr, Wayne Co. gives nalor,.
" Tor Ruiin. Copp , Of So Lenc'r gives him III,
and Greene % Craven gives stsnly, twh,sJ 10
majority
S,anly's gain IN eish, Counties Is lbs, and he is
doubtless elected.
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ITALY
Return Of the Pope.

The Gir0nale di Roma, OF the 10th, IN noticing he
return Of the Pope from Caste Gondoto, states tha'
the moment the report became current that His Hoh-
ness was expected, a crowd OF persons Of all classes
went out considerable distance on the road 10 meet
him. The Appian road was covered with carriages,
and from the Celimonte Gate to the Vatican the
streets were filed by a dense crowd. who received
the Pope with the greatest respect and mplored his
apostolic blessing. Ia the evening the city was IL
Illuminated