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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS, q. THIS EVENING

ENTERTAINMENTS De THIS EVbNIN8.
THE BELLE 1.-THE Founding Of Paris VII Be
produced f time here at the Broadway for he
tene6 Of who appears "Madsne" Ater which
"The Love Chase" Miss y. as Constance' 49,. -.
Tux Burton the bsneht oil hesrs Nor
ton and Hamilton ALSO " Jsm Bsgss,' by burton IN
Az YOU LIKE WalAck the benefit Of Treasurer
Moore. Also Ny Fellow Clerk" 49,.
LADIES RIGHTS the ST. Charles also The reasn
ard Michael Earle" In the afternoon The Dead Shot sad
"Ladies' Rishs" =, 49,,
This afternoon In a5" snd The Kings Garden" .
py and evening remarkable
variety Of performances Races, Tournaments trained Animal
&c, nc.
Ethiopian Define atoms at No ~ Broadway -,
Owgrs MosT BLANC exhibited at tho Chinese Build
ings No. 539 Broadway. ~ .os
Holy LAND be at the usual hours ~ NO. '
Broadway. 70.
sAxToRDs exhibition at Panorama Hail. No 6's
Tn. WagIScTos EXHIBITION Paintings and oth works u Art
NAV be q the Art-Union Rooms. go
THE BRYAs Art the public at No.
8f3 Broadway.
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CRICKET MATcH-The first Cricket Match for the
came of on "Wednesday in the grounds at theRed House
Harlem between the NewYork and ST. Georges Cricket
Club. The ST. Georges Club won the first innings and
nay commenced at O'Clock p N. The play was as fol
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FRANCE.

I'll, London Time, writing edtori.ly and osensbly
from exclusive information s.serts hst the runored
spirGcy against the Empors life, was really iOanded on
fact Some weeks ago thu Emperor and Empress were
on their way to the HpPcdrcme pit was laid for inter
cettipp the co-ge One Of the horses in the carnage
nr.cdug that Of the Emperor was 10 have been stabbed
and in the confusion that expected TO follow, more
decisive blow was 10 have been struck THIS pO. mcar'
Tied st the very moment Of IFS creation for on the occur
renee Of the soppase in front the Imperial carriage WAS
driven rapidly and the Emperor escaped moestsion
Many persons supposed De implicated IN this conspiracy
ar. srr.,.d ana NE said have been secretly sent out
Of TIE country IL on account OF having iAed 10 IN
rave. this plot that de hsup,s was removed from the
Ministry Police, and his office sboshed Suspicious
were entertained at Oth members OF the secret society
to hioh the a-ged csnsPir.Ors belonged, would rene"
their attempt close but qclet watcn wS kept on ns
movements. At the door 81 the opera the otner nght
several Of them recognized pressing tbs person
Of Napoleon, when the ponce dexerousy rs-f cry dn
rOuTS-theyts and arrested Their men sithOu' dis
elce TIE police said nothing sbsu II, but 4 crept Out
that The prsous arr sed armed with pistol tnd p0gu
srd suo doubtless meant mischief The public records
n-T. announced Us stated per last steamer thar several
members Of secret sCCetes were arrested 10 an attempt 10
disturb order ~ the opera The trial OF the prisoners con
cerDeG in this affair Will shortly commence before the Police
Correction.le which proceed. without Jury Inc mem
beTs If ibese societies affiliated together undvr
the name OF the IHvlsibes.
The Proeye,s T.dnf,iai DE- Lyons OF July ssys that
the mulberry tree At present attacked by disease Scn
If seriously iruring the rearing of lk~orns The scen
tfc soo.eiits talk esrne1y the subject nut nave not
devised sny remedy 1t made m hrs appearance this yer
IN the Il, sches do Rbone shout May 20 aud IS noS CON
psiLed OF III the department OF Nsuclause The Infection
seems analogous to hat which has sey injured the vines
but happily il Is not universal aud IN many quarters the
rearing The in advance If the first msnesta
ton disease The commercial circulars OF the Lyons
silk merchants cay is probable that the present scarcity
and high price of thrown silk will be maintained for some
time, but rise OF any duration is unlikely.
The Of the crops from most parts of frsnce has
again become favorable To provide, however against AL
contingencies the Government bad purchased large sup
plies 81 bresdsus IA England aud elsewhere, which pur
chss,s presume, The Grain harvest val
be rather late France but is estimated that the abdu
dant crops Algeria be gathered in they will supply 500
OC0 beotUltres Oi wheat for import into France
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fihful to- them that Turkey should -. toward as ia
Manner which Gill allow 10 eoexRt with her she mast
respect her treaties with u.s. aud the consequences ~nch
flow from them she must avoid acts Of Dad faith secret
prosecutions perpetual veIsoss prscced tossrd eur re-
sion. which would intolerses sidaton Toe Us
snd which would compel 20 trust Tor remedy 10
blind chance
Sucb Sir are the coosidsrstoss which yen are charged
TO represen, 10 the Government Of -. bringing Ia It's
knowledge by the present s;h the resolutions Aad IN
ienilens of the Emperor. Receive, Nc
fSi-uedl "NEssELRoDg
The wssehsin corps Of occupation Is to reach buchAr
est o, the sh believed that the British would Leave
en- the arrival of the Russians.
81. Petersburg commercial letter. TO July q BAT
do no, describe any alteration in the markets From Odss
"a the dates are to June 30 large business in aeh
had again taken place at rather higher prices the pur
chss.s being for the Mediterranean chiefly Genoa and
Nsrseiles ~ esses OF Cholera we're reported under
treatment st $, Petersburg July st new cases b. cares
that dsy Al, deaths 20.
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I'VE are nj lou 10 conceive how any bori OF Cr
toms can 90 vifate the hbe- intention OF me
the new tariff ard set arbitrarily agNe-t -
Of literature. We are &C. SAHrsos Low oos ~ 20;
british and Foreign o'okseieos.
Captain Haugs proposed expedition 70 eI9ore 'ue Ms
roy a Australia hid been favorsbJ reported on oy
nittee III the Roya Biographies SocFty
The Liberals III Liverpool intend 10 pe'ion 'hs
return 70 Parliament 81 ihe Tory menoer+ hss~h And
Iiodell on the ground Of bribery. ,,,,-
The ROYAL Agricultural Society Of Eogisnd ho'd- US Al
,p.I ,nserg ,h,s wear IT Gloucester Lord Ashouron ~
PR ,dsrt Tor the year The days Of meeting we're l'a
18th ard 18th mt ,,..
N. vn the acres. is about to seek fame and fortaae
IN !. br;sf professional engagement 10 America
LORD Finest VsDc, yourE sd OF spirit ana youngest
son az The Asrqu and xsrchioness 1T nd0nd-rry MS
.p.ed an i'm en,e Of srstocrac greet 10 MS NOBLE
rsrept. by au .r.ng sh his tutor, aud eh og As pr
yya,e n I. I,rsgoon regiment-the Royal Irish.
Since the .rke Of operatives At Manchester con
has been found that considerable difference e1s'ed Dc
tween the prices paid by employers compared rtn
others ano an association Of master spinners And &C
iurers has been formed TO insure uniformity p'hs prices
paid 10 their hands. a.,
The com elementary concert given TO Julien f9r TO
biz departure for Amers Of at Drury Lane tHs.tsf
On the llto, with immense eciqt
Ii, accounts from N-t. South Africa, detail PROJECT
for establishing sugar growing company, Thcn MAJ os7n
agreed to meeting of the Dhsot.nts 81 inc Coohy
The capital he $50 900 sterling and tbs ca. .oes d
The ,o and climate Of Natal considered 20 % superior
To fhose Of the xauriius Mr. Cock had been employ
ing come Californian miners IN prospecting Tor goi snd
,bey found few email sD-cmens They 81 iAsreport ih-s
they believe geological appearances 10 resemble me
localities Of California and Australia
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Jurn
Lnndon Markets


TEAr-The delivery last - ~ In The prY-,e nE
ktt the how Eod. BIT me espsnd a
the Ccison so1ld IoDsou 'Is'As ~
srcAR Ahoush supre brought % ne a;ae asJ s,',
been mall hey Rave proved fslts 49, go eD.ss -.ys h
fe Auction EtnLse god sDsay, a. hss - Z ~ 80
n C. Ie1I % aoL =. y, Ia II gsas d Nsls
It..ls tas. sud Of goleEl, %4leae ~. - .,-. d.. -.
MoLAssEaAl AlEss sis 1 AZ 'S-' - at "ee~
re casfaioB qgses demand atysy luI pres
m ei Of nois 80 csa, Of sehl Is 80 bas' 40
c.,i's M. roo Lass. tsslEst o. - b.. in ll5l
Co.oA- Dor Bsset sss-y Ia es 20 have change -
TsDeoTe psbae sale. have e1nsAcsd ,ssy Tie q1sstJ
s.s-,utsd e ~ thesfs -
We bs,e IeFot 90 enforcement On NOS, sad' We
srcEs-Csa.Is.y D alDs th aIses firm AID e Fsa ne
Woci1Tbs Tube abs. Which coe 0s,. viii seS-ss
cor nslcs 1Luncsy -
HIcE-Ihss ess scy 10 tie dsDnd i1r hi. eesenpncn
prcoucei tbe tie quotations vel ~
Iorfed. The sspply On offer ~ isrss. .~s
Co1roSO Oar sIsei toiesby ste.dT AZ isi peef iA'"
yeiy tecerse PULllc SAILS ai BE- he'd o. IlgLsay -.
HtNg ard FLAI-LLe essLf iCf uCs hnas 6. hs
tive e. pEeyoss rates Cor o,d are 'ery nrn 4Hsf-A M
sHEfsTte ale r ru very SIM and the qsotsnen' ns ~
Pro Leesees D. I'D 20 PEI sslos Dsgsf.ia o. nc s.I
vort "A 10 I'D Bsnay ss.ef Sh IN i-cles sr,rgs
for Iusli ArsuAs OsHsva and corn snH "Pp'' WV
IsrIr-vserea Rsiss move 81 steadily At frem a. . :. ~
est A. oAer II6s Of ffu l4Ia siesdJ ia1Iy a. 'sJ -
sTr,rs-sr.ieri. very Ssr ale ard fy per fus oss
Tie rsskst To- In heavy. i9frer isns Lesd .1e ii
I'D rery tie attention stcL Pa IIea " Esqaes Al E' ~
Busr % freely, al nss Of ~ y.
$50 h.ye sdysncsd per nd he vase -,
- -. flsoency. F1ile Bacon 10 rsg1et ~ tss@
- h OH q Snds " pr0ys tssefg hie eoas a
90 ils ,s,.Iss owe =. si.sser Ps. -. asa o r.s a,
y al CA - h 80; sort SEA "A = 40 Owe ~ -
ce5i spsa-h, ~ N'Seii PsT &Hig = <Nl'f $1,000
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RUSSIA.

Prince Gortschsko IT, the Russian Commando. n Gaze
Of the invading STi has addressed the following p7ocs
nation 10 the inhabitants CT Modavis and WAIlAchiA
FRucLANATI0S.
His Majesty the Emperor M august Lord and NJ s.er
b4s ordered me- 20 occupy yo1r county 18th the Aies,
The Command O. which lie Ass de- ue1 20 cInhde NE
We come smoIg you neither Ti-h projects Of ou4ues.
nor vita the intention q sodiy the II s.t1gOns under
which you I've or TIE political position which solemn
ueSnlS have guaranteed % you
HE provisional occupation OF the Prirci3aiies which
an oEsred 10 eect . Tor Other purpose than that of
al innlS1-ste sDd ethcscus Protection grave and m
.oreseen CIR umstanCes, when tie Ottoman G,yerun-o
otrus.irR the proofs u sincere alliance which
the ImrerA Court hss never ceased 70 sve isnce the
conclusion q The treSty Of Acrauopls plies - our N
eaui;Abe proposals with Tefls.s and opposes tie N 81
offensive suspicious 10 our dsI.sresied sivics.
IL his nsgnGnini.y, IL his constant d--lre % m1nln
peace IL the East As well s. n Europe, th- Emperor vi
avoid Al aggressive Wal with rurs.y long IS ais ii-y
and The interests # - Empire shall p--It him ~ = -
c. ihe day % Ehet be e'il-s tre reP.-a''n 'y7,h
or fcs the forre ~ ;roops al r-sGIn with 10 iJu.
tiers q, k-s,iA
- sbAbs uti Of Modsyis Az W-lsot a. / az, e-s-
cute ~ oIas. q lis Imperial Gesy a ese-sg 70 sya
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Tie FOREIGN Corn Trade.

81, the most from the Baltic team tbs. turner ~.
r,neh ard s.s.a ssssnt Vice. WIN s
M weather spYear hy- been Of tins most favorable char
sctr rrope the ensuing harvest were not REGARDED
i'p.lze eris the inst this, the high
b. encd tusnss The prices asked tor Wheat had
ien .lo,e the VI the taEh oides ne ela
9 FI ai' asa s for fd6 . $ b. ws
leu chart the previous wef 10 load Wheat 10 Lnsh f
IosbrE letters ofMonday. t-,s state that considerable gasE'
IT'S Of I'm fallen heshhohood cnrns The Wssen sse
consdTes isyo.aoe Tor 70 q eo2 800.
awsid Lad tAkors ior hne hss miled shss
o. load bad teen paid Tie shipments IN poze,s beH. na
ss we're low in comparison @ith those psi At eha 10y, s
40 ior Humber 80 10 q f Lesh aid i0f Liverpool WIN
MSen OIL Wednesday, business 10 wheat was no. % sc.s
before tho lTenh demand ha.ns .aeAsLd shl -s PC. w.
P III .f0I to G. De wss wssA,n quoted At 81 70 5 soeee.
aAtd VI GU he vo.L fsi, sse nd ton ~ = o. e. hsse
boad snLs scarcely thing had nansphed o"lns"H
w o. ael we le r The, the suppes The I'D 81
ces.,d AID The demand haSi,s continued as 2ne a,'ast -
r1oy,rsl. had taken place 10 pn,es Tor Iooefey so s
us AZ 70 45 per a. Lee board lad been pad Oh beaa@
near continents. poits 'bose Of France and Bun ese,g
tie deDcy o. roe. Los bssa upward AT iislD4s % ass
n. iusne-- a. rates ssie hsi h a1sa,' " ~ ,
"a tfr tsy w.ei md the sccoults non Holland are 81 aH@@
trspoe We learn that very decided Improvement . i.ls
ps- Tho ~e.ei t' hsd ~ seat az .s.fs -ys9 s.s -
10 rsscuon iaent5 occurred m Pic. snt n@-J o. s
seee-'r. - 'sssT to eny 80 wee g' s .d no .l
eorrsr- sd though the Poecs Tor ne ensuing nafves nay rs
20 "a
D. fL. p s9t
Deffe ~
Wn,aT .. wei a FLous might b,vs been bougbs EASIER ss
su co dJ Tue reports the ports oa ae s9nr"
q ST. chsr.cirr - -,
Fet TO Neei.errsnesn th The rise 10 the Eas ~
Efcreh had oused holders thsf pfetsa2 ~.
dfscDcd ard AsrsnOPoh " hh1 -
equal per o. oH board a. ee0s IA hs Dsrs-s
- re llorth ~.
TIE the Bck Sea good deal taken ap VIZ ss
Is E ss asiss,s bad n,sr,hsles. hss n, ia.
From ieaTn hzi rather puelases Of war "a
been usce sytcl for Poisn - up ~ 81, ts ~
0hsa 81 ID ~ % ~ 81 fes free board 1-d 2esL -
FHEICuI ss1fIUd hgsly ~ 10 al a. for Wheat u nya
b d Wees
Ad FoLf were ADVANCING .Id Lt kagAEd .ss
Lsh likely interfere IA he " TO Ea "
cat
the above have Ltvcss ffcm tho Brc o. ses
iscen dstss .tates Belsaa dsnss 40
facssasd AID that pgss Lad IaeT The reco1 ~.
FsHCr fsctls The zach sv0fsbe sen s "7>
week
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Pass Monday evening. llia-li IS said ths ON. nc.
from England and France has been addressed The R.s
s.s Government sA propositions for the paesc q.
Element of the impending question ConsssD,inops us,,
of the 9Th Jane Is Of pacific tendency aud rsa,s
uent advised by the Ambassadors OF England France sss
Austria believed to be approaching its ceeslsseo
The Austrian n,ernsnco bad obtained the satisfaction 4.
rsnded within % hours for he treatment Of the Austria,
naval os GERS =, Smyrna Tie Bcurse was urn ,o-is,
With, ut nsch bushes. doing Cesnt Nesselrodss last c
cusr vas known to specs a,ors bat did not produce say
effect on prices Three per cents opened aud closed
10 Second edition Of Tmes l2rs
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p,c.,,c,.u uro,hcr, s. Co.. Circular.

HFOui, tn Mouth lith, lbi
the 9Th had severed hours nausa'
a.. sv, rsp but since then weather has been mostly dry
q
1h less the trade
,. h.ve generally esn.d from continuing purchases the a
a,mndd NBE.r and FLo,R bur Of
lNrpNt have been taken today by lrsa
u very limited INJURY for Wh.s bn some
v .pp--red lister hour who purchased retail psfcssr
d,cr-s "a 7s ship hoe, on the pnes Of Friday fa
this week parcels we're reported to Oe sd on spenou
vu the demand the SHIPS pn;es
ra'hsr fular .- ,-.-
rot drosed Pues than eht,ined on fndy ni
e thir must quote o. - e bit NpAs Coax
OATS
e sav-uce which ha ctrcsd ssles Esypusn Bs,s were
ov request s. asa Cd q tis ship OArNEAi d1l AZ
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Browr, ehirley a Co.'S Circular.

tv~sc ftttd,ff St1 = RI
purns pest -eet the CsrSos market as ben ea,.
- 49,, he 49, bales specu.cr Az.
S.te arc exporters So sas u the ous~ns guotsnous
~ F-u Mobiles .i6f Far Ipsnts
s,Ss,-, tr-sr. ~ M,ddhus Mobiles 10 Ncdnns U7sas, hi
s Ipenor.. - = ais OrdiDN,. l,taiHg 10
T.. .tcck OF Corro> this csies $40" bses vh-s
as O,e .fr Arrc,r. ets bales OF winch Sles were
Auerc.n g IT,. re1od Of sS !ssr 49,,
,,sns the d'.hec confidence the m-ir-n-ree -
- us-. sud Turley THIS partly he acr bed ppfs
krrr.n O. curtain the Fdae'n' from turn on aons
hstes. ,-.- L. - -, , -
,r-eri,ion market decidedly less desire ras,
rrc-. MHs.r deci1ed .
"A ~ 10 r. ana & tb from e hisnest ron 70
- .,.rc.r NHsAr quoted 661il Tor White ardfl f5
- t,r Red e.-rn C.uai floUs sqN PhlaselpA.a
Barcre OHIO n So q >crr . ccs, eei Waite lNoAS
CoSN 81. . Mixed Yellow, 81 = Quarter
NE the Stek rr 10 hhls 81 ~ tlet
shout ee oes RESIN hivc o-ec easea a. oE Sse
M 70 n = cwt. tine quality
rtY IS charge notice CorroS, tie sales n
the three lso~s taes with SV tor expect tAe Arkg
.o.iug tan civ the above esctaross -, -
with infthef decree o.
Nj Il fLouR .ud ID ~ rs IN MHrAr Lgte dons Ia Solx
d. Ia pf!eeF
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SPAIN.

The Ministry again in crlsis, and Gen Lssund talks
OF resigning
The following notice is from the NIdrid Gazette of June
g. end slso appears in the London papers
Her Maestys PienpOtentary ~ w Ashngton has made
known to this department that Don Jorge Chason while
acting as Spanish Cossu at Phi.de ph fro1 shich post
be has lust been dismissed has made rauduen issue OF
bonds pay able at this Court Al The -sd Consulate, Ia
he year s56 1h an annual interest OF SIX per cent snd
lie Don Jorge Ch4oOn not having b--u authorised 70
fsue any class Bonds what YER the public Is hereby
rfuned in to prevent any prejudice that might
aIse from circulation OF said fraudulent bonds
{" signed1 his Secretary of the Psnsn Less'ion'
"JOAS L. CONS"
The Queen Mother Christina finding her political III
uebc. wsnng the present uncture had gone to France
fSr q
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startling piece Of information Published in Paris
the sth in the three Government journals the Pays
C0H1atuttOHe and Patrie. All Of which announce that
de- Buok who WAS supposed to have been seu. to Con
sAhtinoPe with conciAtory Instructions opersd his ms
sion By making fresh demands upon the Porte. The pre-
tended mediator demands Immediate payment OF i've
millions of pistres due to Austria snd possession Of the
ports Of keok and Souiesna tbs Adrstc-in fact 70
newDg in more positive terms tbs demands formerly re-
fused to The mission Of Count Leinengen
Some leierwrers say that the harvest in parts Of AIS;
trs viii be failure ais year bat their data do no, seem
10 warrant 50 important assertion
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Goods sAd suitable homo department VI ~i- esis
.u. there 10 hide uotnng doins aud ess
rste. would orders. stocks beng on ne se
Tie .ilke The stockport operatives remains ~hVst
srpIoach @ cemITOtnise -,.,,- A..
uudeOne complete change ~ithn
Few and depr taxing the place OF inc pe'oe
end attributed tie
other sud markets. sell - the improves
a., Of prospects Flhuce for which quarter tho hu.
-. s,trsi, To thrct sales decline 81 IT 20 NJ Pc
"a on Cd 10 4 hsu on Flour ma" be 70
ion Com on the contrary 3D. 20 quarter hgnef ana hons
cns. bn on Inc pot kumons OF the
Po .e are beginning 70 yet have Mt much
irrrcYtarce st % them
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GERMANY.

The members Of the ZoIverein Conference had their
first meeting at Berlin the SIN The amount Of WORK
out for the Conference Will take al mOoihs 10 g-
through aid has been found necessary postpone the
bodlIg of Convention for the Srsngem mt Of common
Currency between austin. and Prussia
The Grand Duke of Neimr died at WemN ON tie
morning OF July
Tue Gernisn press with the exception Of the Neue Preus
Sshe ZIiuag AID the II kf0rf Pos. ZtE. decidedly
opposed to the pretensi0Ls Of Russia.
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GREECE.

TIE only information We receive the scbecs Of an,
dsnsn ds 81 Athens rs brief dispatch ssyng:
The American frigste has not yet e ths Pirsus n.
difference with the Greek Government not bin, 80
p,etsly srspssd'
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SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Council opened At Berne i.h inst
Pood, Of Isino, is elected President Of the National
Council
private letter from Berne incidentally mentions that
American family crossing the glacier Of the RhOne
the son. young OF 20 slipped over pr-cpIce sad
was dashed 10 pieces His name not meL.onvd
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Mrisht, Candy * Co.'S Circular.


p Arric. LIVERPOOL ipesa,y jay - isn
Our circular sdvees per Eu-oPs h irst mghs aus,
character prsouee her departure In
late reaous but such quiet Aai The
IS uo o. Parent tn the day closes Holders meet me deand freely
rch,e rrces for the which the inquiry
oav fhe teu peminA Ia value Gli
frare Fasteln poral o. the
~ uausuee slout they have Jou ed
uu ed oriasl appearance, u tie p.ej1dc, q al
corssafi,Ls TIE American scvctS Asia Which arrived
S. ctuus have coma cacUy boon receive dead eGer
Tho esi iu. tea sa.ss " tAe pNss three daya are
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HOLLAND.

documen mt has been published which 1t wa, snticp ated
would much assist in putting su end to the difference with
the Pspal Government II consists note from CArdl-
nal Anton ELI, authorizing modification OF the oath re-
qs-d be taken by the Catholic prestes who have also
pemssOn accorded them 81 RESIDE out OF their dioceses
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DENMARK.

Eighty four OF cnevrs reported az Copen
hagen July s bat the disease does lot spread rapidly
letter from Copenhagen says there is ile DOUBT that
the Lsrsest in Sweden viii be bad and the price vi gram
Is already rising IL that country.
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ITALY.
AUSTRIA.

ROxT-Father Beoks Belgian is elected General OF
the Je. at: in room Of The late ta.her ROolhan.
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that The presence o' MAsstys troops 10 yogr country
shsl rot impose you fresh csGgss couti'aoas
that hs and rsoos for thu troops shall ia due h-
and 81 ppon;-d and agreed in advances by yoar
Governments be p-id fer from military treasury
Look TRANQUILITY 20 the future Engage WITH security
m your Agricultural lsb'rs and commercial specuistons
Be obedept 20 the laws under which You live and TO the
established auth critics Il is by the iaith al discharge OF
ie,e duties that ~i acquire II best claim Ia the gen
socude and the powerful protection OF hrs Aslesy
the Emperor. tSgned) "G"RT.cH.so'-
The new manifesto issued With the .gus,ure of Count
Ne.serode is published in T4. Journal OF s, Petersburg
June GOTH 90 s. It'll an inpcrtan. document:
RUSSIAN yOriFIcArIos To THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
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