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Official Vote for Governor.

The official vote for Governor in the recent
election was compared yesterday by both
branches of the Legislature in Convention,
and the table viii be found in oar report OF
the proceedings. twill be seen that Andrew
johnson received 81, 400 votes, and Meredith
p. Gentry 90 ,342 giving Mr.. johnson major
ity of 2,l57, falling Off of 104 votes from his
majority two years ago. 1t will also be per-
ceiyed that the vote at the last election is an
increase of $3.50 over the vote two years pre-
vious. Ofthe increase, Col. Gentry gets 4,182,
his Yste exceeding Maj. Henrys by that much,
while Gov. Johnson increases upon lis own
vote two years since, 4078.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for October; Also, FRANK LES
LIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS, can be found at
Oct2 BUG1 CHARLES W. SMITHS
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Divine Service Tor tbs evening. Z ! O'Clock, P. N.
Nekeudree Church--Rev r. G Slater.
Andrew Charch--Reg v. W Gray.
Spruce Street Church Rev O b. FAsis
Hobson Chapel-Rev. ). O. Church.
Elysian Grove Chufch-Rey. B. h. Fsrrcl
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!
Stay Limited TO saturday. Octobcr

DY PARTICULAR REQUEST, from the citizens of this
city, and adjoining counties, Mr. Sermons consent
ed to remain in this city until S4urd October goth In.
gagemeuts elsewhere win forbid his remaining any longer:
therefore, immediate application requisite obtain his
CELEBRATED sPECIACLEs, as he VIII lsvely close on
that day. sepZ9-tOct20
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No. "a VneStreet, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMENTS-The System of Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy the pursued In the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises five Departments viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior to
those who intend TO adopt Music ptoft ssion
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, $40 90
Five lessons week. one daily, Saturday excepted
FRESHMAN DEPARTMENT. Is 90
-Four lessons a week, Monday, Tuesday thursday
and Friday.
Three lessons week Monday, Wednesday and
Fyidayi the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday
Lessons same in number and in DAYS as in the
Sophomore Department
SENIOR DEPARTMENT 90 90
-.- Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
REcAPTULArOS DETACHMENT co 90
Lessons daily, saturday excepted.
~ IN All o the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar the vny instruments taught.
EXTRAS
Instruction the Harp lessons week. per session st5 90
I" IN F0'-.s.@'''n' italian ..,i. 114 % g GO GO
n c1sses Of gentlemsnon the Violin, Flute,
Chrionet, &C., two evenings week, Is %
~ All tuition ees due the entrance of theP pupil.
one lessor sweek IN Sacred Music given all pupils free
OF charge
No charge viii be made for e use Of Instruments Music
AMI Mu,ic BOOKS furnished gratis the pupils Who will be
permitted 10 retain Them their property q the close
Of the scesion. fr
ruPls gin be received at any time and charged from the
period they enter to The close ~ he session The attend
auce % pupils vii De required during the eson only
The Academic Year viii be divided inbo sessions the
Commencing the 20 Monday September, aud clos
ms the last Friday iE January The other commencing on
he t' Monday In February aud closing on The arst Friday
Ef- Pupils n,rusei 10 their care shan receive close at
enton, and unwearied assuity The part q the in
'rucors avail they shan rot m 70 stain he elevated
st audard q proficiency 20 which t5sy may aspire.
Application e be made aer the is day Of septem
er, a. the Academy. auels SIN
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 9-M.
Cotton-advanced /; sales Of 10 500 bales mid
ding at 9a94 Sales for the last three DAYS amount
to 2,0oo bales. Flour-prees are a triie higher;
sales at IS; sterling, I.
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MARRIED-oa the evanlog Of tle 9th inst by
Rev. c. hahae. Mr. s. H. GVRsKr, TO Miss D. A.
BYFRs. ali OF this cts.
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Premium Boot Il ShOe Mandatory.
EBBN FULLER,
(sucoessov 10 Hamilton FuHer)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MAEUFACToRY.
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS.

TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MAEUFACToRY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
GRATEFUL for the liberal pal ronage bestowed upOn n d
NJ Mandatory since its establishments che Proprietor
feels determined 70 merit Continuation Of the same An m
ture.
fhave now on hand good assortment Of ready 4.
maie work, consisting ia part q Meas Boys and III
Youths Ca Kip aud Thick Booss and Shoes; Negro Al
Brogans, double sole, house Servants shas lsdes1 "a
and Misses CAR Morocco, and Hid Do0is and shoes an made
from good stock, h coed style AMI warranted
ORDERS rom Planters, Iron Masters Railroad And Turn
Pike Companies respectfully solicited.
- AT kinds ~ repairing done
- Cssl paid ior Udes. EBEN FULLER.
aug25-u
NEW DRIED PEACHES wanted By
~ D. D. BIckKY,
aagie No. College street. Nashville.
WOOLi WOOLtI wODIG!.
iAsH and tae highest market price paid or god clean
iva es D. D. D1oKEY.
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From Bishop Miles.

I FTOm BkhOp MIes.
NASHVILLE, August 25, 1855.
Mr. j. r. SEsnoNs-Sir Having your Brazilian Peb-
bic Spe ,tacles time, convinced Of their excellence
and find them superior have heretofore used and
earnestly recommend them al that need their aid
respectfully, RICHARD P. MILES.
~ Mr., Sermons may be consulted his Once over
messrs Berry Cos Book Store where the above ceebra
ted sPeetaces may be obtained for short onger
sep1S-dAwtf
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GRIsWOLD's COTTON GINS.

VIZ subscrer be senf TIC aAe e the shove Gina
a8tcs.
Ihese gins have the character & making COED Int GA
ming .sfer, running lighter reAui ser b1,seg Ena
Oct moats tTssa @na hagrg baxes laFe duratls
aad Ecafe against FIRE, ihsn asy 1cF gins aeE Ia e nsd
oeefed o. tsrl.s Az al.4<eens fs pacAassr
TIE osi satisfactory retrsnegs can IS fsc e establish
is Tspkrien stch thsy arc so NtsRaxsEa % usisain
uia, uss according - tAs direcsosss NIB each.
aa5i-u hi tAAEAAk.
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g.. r. RAfLY & CO.'S
GREAT COMBINED GYMNASIUM
AND
BIOLOGICAL ARENA

NETILL perform at Nashville on thc 18th.
w 1914 and 2OIh days Of October, an afternoon
performance the 18Th and Goth only.
This establishment has been thoroughly rehted At i'm
mense expense TO the Proprietor since their last travelling
tour They have procured and extensive addition %
ANIMALS, young freshly oagcd and possessing all the
characteristics and habits Of their native state.
equestrian DIRECTOR. Nil " Is CAkhOLh.
Mtattr Oh the hlhE ..------bi NpOlsION
Clowns. ...................H Il. u Ugh J. ". WARD.
Amongst be most conspicuous features Of this superb tx
hbihon, are the following
new and magnihcenty dressed ept-ee entitled
s'Ebc Crusa ers.3
Led by Mr.. W. Carroll and Mad Carroll The celebrated
Equestrian, IA PsTTE MARIE only years old viii appear
IN her Grand Principal Act.
Mr.. J. " Ward viii appear the Flying Cord, acknow-
ged 20 be the best in the world
Act q the fnating Veil, ny Madame Carroll in which this
ateo-p hed artistic has reputation second 20 none
Petite Marie viii ayo enter the den with foil grown
Hunting Leopard ver yng thu prophecy thai the on and
Che lamb shal lie do~n together and little cLd shall lead
them"
Mr.. p. Carroll, in his great T 40 and Four Horse Act,
carrying Mile Carroll in various thrilling scenes.
The performance viii be accompanied by the American
Brass band, lei by Henry Stenbscker ase the Orchestra
at The Academy Of Music, New York .. a
~ Admission TO The entire Double Exhibition 80 cents.
Children and Servants haIf price.
Performance to commence at and O'clock P. NJ. Doors
open h-f an hour previously.
oct9-td l.. SMITH, Agent.
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Johnson's majority, 2,l5

Andrew johnson was accordingly declared
duly elected Governor
, In tie afternoon, sundry bills were intro
duced and passed on their first reading. Also,
a resolution in regard 20 peuitentiary labor and
another in regard to the Nebraska and Kansas
acts.
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AddilionaI Testimony.

Additional Testimony.
From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON, August 80, 1858.
DEAR SIR In Tep" TO yoUr note that having used
pair Of glasses In the Spectacrs bought you
weeks have found them greatly preferable any
nave My vision clearer, ami my eyes do not
become wearied and panied by their use.
Respectfully, N GREEN.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

TI1HE New Steamer "SCOrLAND,"S CIT -
i 1900 tons burther,-Captsin z. L. sETL .t-Fgafs
DtsMUEEs This steamer being 1zslzlez.
built Louisville will be finished by te 10Th November,
when she will take her ia the trade regular packet
The Scotland IS entirely boat Of the hrst csss
and built exclusively tor The Nashville and New Orleans
tradher light draft enabling her with load when
others only Hght. We solicit Tor her share OF
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, ; ,.s
JOHNSON, HORNE Co. As-N''-
~ We want 70 hire 20 Negroes a deck hands and
hremen for tie above boat. octl0-6m
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

LARGE Invoice Of Drugs Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dive
n Stuf Instruments Perfumery Fancy Good, Brushes,
&C. just reciYed and for sale at small advance upon East
ern cost by A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
English Wine Colehieum Root spatulas,
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REGCLAR

NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.
TDHE New Light Draught Steamer CT -,
SEYENTY-sfX, lrsHI-r-rf ~. |
7. X. BiAELEY. Master. azzE---l-s1i sr-.-1a
ileave Nashville every other tuesday at O'Clock p 81
a. cantiuue IN trsded-ring seasun. A. HAMILTCE,
oct8-bm Agent.
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Leeislative Summary.

III lie Senate, yesterday morning, memorials
were introduced by Mr.. Cheathan, from citi-
zeus of Hickman, Montgomery and Robertson,
asking for the re-enactment of the act Of 1884
establishing the county of Cumberland from
portions of tie above named counties Bills
were introduced and passed FIRST reading, by
Mr. WAitthorne, to suppress the circulation Of
small notes by Mr.. johnson, to make the
Keeper of the Peuiteuliary elective by the
Legislature; by Mr. Hall, 10 make the commits
sioner of roads, now appointed by the Cover
nor, elective 10y the Legislature, and requiring
certain additional duties Of that officer. The
Senate went into Convention.
IL the ereaiHg, considerable business was
done, but none of final nature. The Ma
tioual Homestead resolution introduced 10y
Mr.. Ballew, was taken mp aud read and Mr..
M;Farllnd rather nouplussed the minority by
Offering an amendment, which was adopted,
providing that the benefits Of the Homestead
shall only be extended 20 natire citizens, or
citizens of twenty-one years standing; or, in
other words, that the public domain shall not
be squandered upon the horde of emigrant for
eign paupers and criminals which are annually
issuing from the poor-houses aud penitentia-
aries of Europe, aud seeking homes upon
American soil. Those who voted against this
amendment virtually said that their constitu-
euts who were born upon the soil, and whose
fathers wrested il, in the hot contest upon the
tented field, from British misrule, have no more
rights on that soil than the ofscourings of that
same British nation.
h, The House, Mr.. Harris reported sundry
bills as correctly enrolled, and after the trans
action Of some other unjmportant business, the
House took recess for the purpose Of meet
ing the Senate in convention 10 count the vote
cast ia the late election Tor Governor. Upon
opening the returns, they were found to foot
up a follows:
For Andrew johnson, 67,499
- Meredith =. Gentry, G5,3i2
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- NnN4RaaroKs.

SsEsIED FRoPns AS s - re- ffei - "a u1sss see4
- eaal NONuIy sfa i5i d1y q or ,er ~ - araa-
uaian istsesf caifer Ns1r4y 81 ~ ea.. e see tea-
isai D. sn1 rash4s ktffela tstafea isr ti u t1Fe9
AL praaes g tat Nefk sl he Iesg - e<-.asaaaia -
nad 81 ~ uei1tsr i. ~ ~ tQlsayt tte1 tt4@saf
Gresa 4nl 4a tlfe ili festiaz q i go
b. sal4ias f.a its - nes1t d saaEe tsf stnesa
e. ne uaaer ASA l1sss easee ~ - W. 'tsit--
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be.aved.

A called mseting Of tie Managers Of the Pro.
testant Orphan asylum, will be held on Monday p.
~, tthe 18th INST AZ the Asylum, at 4 O'Clock. -
by order, Ma. L. G. SCOVEL,
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sE'esU Store.
|. G. NICHOLSON s. co.
HAVE LOCATED at NO. % PUBLIC SQUARE,
" iIh an Entirely New STOCK of Staple
and Fancy
D r 81 Ia ID OD 8

OF the Newest and Latest Styles and Of the qnalty
~ al Of which will be sold the very prices We
particularly invite all Of friends and those in want Of
Rood and cheap Goods, to call at No. 2 2. and
viii take great pleasure in showing stock We think
il will be 10 the interest Of all to and them
selves, sep19-1m
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Christian Association OF this city, held on Tuesday
evening, (9th inst the following officers elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-Wm r Moore.
Vice Presdents-A l.. Whitaker, ~ J. Porter,
II. Hill McAlister, J. A. Jennings, and J. IL.
Farrar
Rec Ser. G. Throne
Cor. Sec w Thompson.
Treasurer J. Toon.
! Librarian-A d. Wharton
Board Of Mmagers-J. II. Dold, Wm. II. Nor
row, L. r. BOYD, W. IL. Warren, Jno. II. Nelson,
d. 5. Wright, Sumner kirkpatrick, j. Grisham
D. 5. Eichbaum and W. Ii. Wharton.
FINE MmLNFEY.-At Mrs. A. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, viii be
found the most tasty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, aud Dressing, we have ever
seen in the city We understand that Mrs c.
has just returned from tie Eastern Cities
( where she has. procured all the latest styles Of
Fashionable Head Gear Her establishment
/ appears 20 Us really neat, beautiful, and ele
giant. Ladies who are in need Of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well to call at
Mrs. c.. aud get their beauty more elegantly
embellislfed.
FmEs.-The Nashville Inn was discover
ed to be on Gre Ia a portion Of the roofs
about one O'Clock yesterday, but was promptly
extin guished by the timely exertions of our
gallant iremen. The fire was communicated
by sparks from lie chimney, and the wind be.
ing very high, It would have been a serious
coudagration, had rot the flames been arrest
cd in the nick Of time. The damage to the
property is slight
The kitchen of Mr. Hughes on College Hill,
was discovered to he on ire last night, and
before assistance could be secured. the fire had
made such progress that the bnilding could not
be saved
THAT ACCIDENT. - Wills, the Hackman.
whose carriage met with an accident on tile
bridge on Saturday night last, informs US that
great injustice is done him by the report, pub
lished IN some OF the city papers, that be
jumped from his box and left tie horses car
riage and passengers totake care OF themselves.
lie says the pole bsgke, and the sudden shock
caused 10y the sheehg OF tire horses threw
him OFF Wills is 40 old driver, well known
in the community, and We correct any wrong
impression calculated 10 inj are hun in liis bust
ness with prssure.
A called m,seting Of the Managers Of the Pro.
testsnt Orphan Asylum will be held on Monday P.
n, tthe 18th INST AZ the Asylum, at O'Clock -
By order, Ma H. G. SgOEEI
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ANy0UNCEJTENTS,

to- We are authorizd 70 announce the name a JOHN
MCINTOSH as candidate fr be Office Of State easurer
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Johnson's msjority..22Gl FI5T
ANDREw JonNsoN having received a majority Of
all the votes, declared 10 be duly elected Gov
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DOWESEECs, oZNAEsU8Gs, dc.
fONE HUNDRED BALES Danes ties. ozrsalr-s & White
- LIsey5i salalll for Ian:otHs in and sale
BY Al DUNCAN & CO.,
sept 80. 60 Public square.
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MOTHER scppy Of Hobes- Esas Zoe pssernsss varsu.
Il pross. lpst6l J. n. MsGILL
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PARrY GLOVES AND CIsAvArA.
ROSE DE CEEAElnRE

lust received superb assortment q white ana Lrht
j coorcd Kid Gloves Also another supply Parry Cr
watts. loe5l ,. a. MsGiLI.
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ID EcEvED rms DAY. ~ a,artasnl q shirts f,r hay,
IN var - siies. Ieisl J. h.MeGII.ls
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4 FULL assortment Of MEDICAL BOOKS IArE RnrrIoxs
a received and Tor sale at Catalogue PStces. ~
CHARLES W. SMITH,
oclA urG Al college str ee
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Cotton-market easier, sales 400 bales, prices
nominal
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GUsE COATS, CL0AEEs AND LEGssANs.
- ECEiyED THIS DAY. choice lss q t;an Cnats Cissss
II aaa Leggsns, Goodyear P4seas, sess qaAssy.
scis }. n. AsGiLIA
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LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE RALa0AD.
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The sogxinx oou4uicAfioa bas h~ra nadress<6 10 the
editors q TIE priarpa papers * tbs rnisa stAiss
O1s AZ tAs Central Osaplass az CssasaaSzsrs Al 4hs
Es4sns la4sss ~ tAs LHspvssi kxAsastsas ~ lss5
GaxvzxnKs Yoa arr probztls sh1z the time iof
lie oxulax II tho anixe1sa1 eahiiasion trawing
ana sn te rerelioA ~ articles commenced abozt The
middle q sAnEsry ls3 The i<rsai oozutssz i Row
catalogue ~ the Argsres Is sahltod ana very
ious 10 receive pssie&e th1 e1etDs sFs-
eIfcAtseas q tae axxclcs he y the Amer
cars Otbsr nations E1fx&dy property rssgu=enis
herr ana heir articles - y exhibited srae1 az1
inscribed ahlle only iew sKhias0s from tbs United
STATES hare applied. Tbe imperial cosuassssn hAsEns
urged tf Anracaa ss PARIS 10 form cta-
rs committee and EGke charge Of al general matters
Aatsrlalning She exhibition o1n TIE IAed States ne
AEFsen commissioners haze consented 70 tte ressizou
the n~1 ilse time Ia orwAr1ang tD.lr bale
ns or specifications 81 the &rcias Which tn>g intend to
exhibit These papers should be addressed 10 ie q
tie imperial commission q he sxhitaton- la de Gre
ueeA.ngsserlrAia Paris Aich sali pas. SAID srshcs-
ians into the hands 81 The eoEm1Aiiies
The French consEis Officiating In ihs tniise STATES wa
furnish ca application the DEGREES and regulations which
indicate bon preres1
The exhibitors also hear Ia und that ihs iznpe-
rial sonnssion wal ALLOW any article 10 he exhhal
"a which is not u sufceat importance and eonsdera-
ton
To give This communicates mn extensive ;ahlirssy the
nomrnits1 resolved re4s. The editors Of the fd
iug journals q The United Ssai~s give s4aaer IN
ther columns and hoped thai other papers throngh
oaf the Un50n viii cpy tins for The purpose "a lnaucing
Ausarlcans send "a arr specimens a
fAr4ure Aaa a The syaepAia products u sod and
tas Gil mp the considerable space allotted 10 The laited
States
Commissioner Of the State u Psnnsylraua haiAn q
the Gommitter
PAAs Dee - ls5s.
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phsn sqsAy reckIessaess fatal aaisss and usies
want 81 Yrossn oossrarnsa ~ ts snS
ssEsraencz e eEorg FrAetirs the and rhr@ u
deliberately serted b cers * dsriacia4 that tAs
eho pretend t. oeEuan1 =. We that II
p2infsi ~ surss~se brave Ana Il men, f1 q haos
and years. Mood seel tAs pAis srstey than
ourselves Tat besses The ripleace tas
feass tbere incanseaieRes cb4nss bat Il
th. Bebs sip saved be by seDGiHg
naasss oFersoArd ~ suAstitus aAsHs AZ ~hseTrr ae
shzueni. dK.asx risk NJ considerations asw ~
permitted sEneFt these whi ss3hd tie adsA "a inns
yoserssg seAstopoi i ts NsrGsn Tfsrlssgyi t,e
laais these oaers times ts1ra wears Ias back
fs present sprgie ia bach tbE aud osber
cardinal 1is In ths htsry II ihs w03d Sareiy there
sn h ooaniry, II the army tie crinea4 Ehs
Asts battle and manage siege campaign II there
t fhs 1grsr rules q the Herss GuArds be array
with tAs 70 600 tssaT anarus that he rags the
aoe II the CriF~& and les TIA snkng soldier. the tried sSd
prorsa commander amber Nhntsrs- Be ua the Head
npen far such il tbs present which rz1 a tn
leng nouBe against the anAnoas vooe q the
people caiing GoFeTpuat surely has the Earc h
han&s, and l. ba1nG b. respect q persans- All
i wanted that moral rourass wious Which alber
great a-asss COED e4nss PowerfS s1res, hs
saFsa~
Before Ms reusE Il orr Easiish papers received By
telegraph The following ssauoaal ibisllgenoe b the
caaaaA:
The very latest news ty the CEnaaa Be~up from Ls-
srEoo H. that Austria has declared Frussis if
peace EnrpFe secured ~ tbs ia 81 January
Prussia noald Be ocaesd 70 fshl ber engagements to ths
Allied powers 4Ad would b. called a. t3snish t~e haa
dred foastEa men wittin SIXTY days The Rsasaaas, =
sad on reliable authority hAa Assasl position north 81
sebaaiopa And Nere sneerarily anticipating attack
from the Preach snd English Forces
A private letter from Maaria SAYS:
TIE Spanish Carter hare refasea SCH Cuba any
prcs. and also ossred asylan 70 all The political
Furaue