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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE

ALEXANDRIA, July /, 1856.
The preparations for the celebration Of the
coming anniversary Of our national indepen.
dence are few and far between. The Mount
Vernon Guards leave the day before for Win
chester and we suppose private pic mic par
ties, amid the green wood shade; fishing par
ties, beside the rivers brink; excursion par
ties TO Piney Point, the White House. aud
elsewhere, will occupy most Of our people, a
considerable number Of whom will, we pre-
sumo, imbibe moderate portion of the ex-
cellent can de ere for which our city is famous.
Last Sabbath was an occasion Of consider
able interest to that large portion of our cit
liens that worship in the Protestant Episcopal
Church. At Christ Church, on Sunday morn
ing. after an unusually able discourse from
Ephesians iv, "a, Bishop Johns administered
the rite Of confirmation to thirteen persons, cf
whom a considerable number were young Ia
dies. During the past week there have been
services at either Christ or 81. Psuls church
every evening.
The collection on behalf Of the Kansas en-
igant movement proceeds but slowly. We
hope that a more commendable feeling will
ere long be exhibited on this subject, and the
funds come in rapidly.
We hear that it is in contemplation TO es-
tablish new Catholic diocess, the See 10 be
at Washington, and to comprehend within it's
jurisdiction Alexandria, the District of Co
lumbia, and the lower counties Of Maryland,
and to be called the Docess Of Washington.
1t is said that the present Bishop Of Rich
mond, Rev. John McGill, ID. D., will be trans
ferred to the new diocess, and that Rev. Mr..
Byrne, of st. Matthews, is to succeed DIR.
McGill at Richmond.
Most Of our schools have closed ST. Johns
Academy closes its seventeenth session with
an exhibition at Liberty Hall.
The weather continues intensely hot. Trade
is quite moderate, and our city never more
healthy. AMI.
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Assistance for Mexico

New YORK. July THE Herald says that
an armed expedition is forming here, and in
some southern cities, to proceed TO Mexico, and
assis. the government of that country in the
event OF hostilities with Spain.
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By A GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on north
III n no" a. "A \ 80 N An

HANDSUM f BUILDING LOTS on north
4 L, between I4th and Is tn streets at Auc-
tion.-On THURSDAY, the Cd Of July, shall
sell, at O'Clock m Ia front Of the premises
three haedscme Building Lots, fronting % feet
each on n nth l. street. running back about 100
feet, between l4th street and Vermont avenue ar d
18th street. being Lots c, ID, and +, in ohm Days
subdivision Of square No. 2I5.
The above described property is handsomely
situated as it regards health, good water and con-
venience TO the public Departments. There is an
abundance Of grapes and other fruit on the prem
ises.
in 8, -, and Is months, for notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale. A deed given and deed
Of trust taken. Title indisputable.
lie 26 d GREEN, Auctloneel
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July stocks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island 90; Cumberland
Coal Co. %; Illinois Central Shares SO; Mich
igan Southern l0l; New York Central 93i !;
Pennsylvania Coal Company lO3; Reading
92i; Missouri 6's Sc; Illinois Central Bonds
80.
Sterling exchange is firm at 10 per cent.
premiuIn
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HOUSE FOR SALE.--A FINE NEW
Il l. modern built house on X street; fronting
Franklin Square, containing 13 rooms and fine
basement, kitchen, &c. Gas, hot and cold water
throughout the house, with bath room, &c In
quire Of H. A. WILLARD, at Wizards Hotel
lie 23-lm
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or money are quoted at 94la94i.
Kansas Emigrants Returning

ST.. Louis, June 30.-The Chicago company
Of Kansas emigrants who were dissrmed at
Lexington, arrived here on Saturday, on their
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WITH THE VIEW OF CLO-ING OUR
wv business. we offer for sale. on accommodate

WITH THE VIEW OF CLO-ING OUR
w business, we offer for sale, on accommoda-
ting terms, the following property in Washing
ton city:
Part Of Lot 2, square SIS, on which is a three
story Frame House, mo 5sS) fronting on north
side Of street, between 4th and 5th, having a
back building attached, with stable, and small
frame house on rear OF lot
Part Of Lot 1s, square 2Ss, on which Is two
story Brick, (No. All } with back building ar d
cellar, fronting on south side Of II street, between
18TH and 18th.
Part Of Lot q, square 100, with two two story
Frame Houses, on the west side Of Goth street,
between l. and NJ.
Three three story Brick Houses, fronting so IT,
on 9th street west, In Square No 500, commence
ing at corner Of N street NORTH and running north
on the east side Of 9th street. These houses have
back buildings, and they are on ground rent by
lease Of ninety nine years, renewable, with priv
Eege Of purc,se at any time.
Lots, square 5i4, fronting on north side Of M
street south, between Sd and ~ streets west, en-
closed with good fence, and having a two story
Frame Building on rear oft.
Lots, square 4I7, fronting on west side Of 9th
street, commencing at the corner Of o street and
running southerly 800 feet. They can be leased
IL desired
And In Georgetown, the following:
A two story Frame House and Lot on Mont
gomery street, opposite the Public School.
And a two-story Brick House and Lot on Wa
ter street, near Congress. On the rear Of this lot
is good stable, sufficiently large for horses
DICKSON Il KING,
je 2e-eo2w Georgetown.
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BvJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Df = % MCUUIhE, Auct10neer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Ninth
street, between north street and New
YORK avenue.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July I'd, at O'Clock, on the premises, I
shall sell part Of Lot No. 8, in square No 4c3
fronting On feet on 9Th street west between north
street and New York avenue, running back 90 X
feet, containing $50 square feet
Terms: One-third cash and the residue In
SIX, and Twelve months, with interest, secured
by a deed Of trust on the premises
Je20-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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MAHRlED,

On the oath June, In Wilmington, Del, by the
Rev. Bishop Lee, Mr.. JOHN Mem ACKIN to
Miss ADELlNE T.. HEDGES.
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AhhIFAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

QUEBEc. June 80 - The steamer North
America arrived here this evening, bringing
Liverpool dates TO Wednesday, the 18th inst,
four days later than the Asia's advices.
The most important feature Of the news is
That there is now prospect Of the pending
dlfhculties between Great Britain and the
United States being soon amicably adjusted.
In the House OF Lords, Lord Clarendon
stated, In reply TO question from Lord Der
oy, that 1t was not the intention Of the Govern
ment to advise the Queen 10 suspend diplo-
matte relations with America. This announce
ment was loudly cheered.
Lord Derby expressed his satisfaction, but
said he regarded the Government's course as
humiliating, and an acknowled gment of error
Lord Clarendon appealed 10 the House not
to join Lord Derby in pressing the question
and the subject was then dropped
The funds immediately rose in consequence
Of the announcement that Mr.. Dallas was not
TO be dismissed
Consols for money are quoted at 94la94i.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June l7th-Cotton-Sales YES
terday Of 1000 bales, including 5000 bales
to spectators AZ an advance of Sales today
Of 900 bales, the market receding from the
advance Of yesterday and closing at Friday s
sales.
Breadstufs Prices are trife higher for
Flour and Wheat. Corn has advanced Is ;
Western Canal 35s; Philadelphia 36sa37s
Red Wheat los. Sd.
Manchester advices are more favorable.
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BOARDING.

BOARD, &c.-MES. BATES, ON THE 8. w.
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodating nwithrooms,
with or without board. Every effort twill be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. apo-u
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EHOR RENT-POSSESSION GIVEN I'M
Il mediately, that large brick house on 18th st ,
between f and F, recently occupied by Col. b F.
Larned. For terms apply to Mr.. CHARLES b.
Paymaster General No. "a Winder's Building.
lie l9-3w
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EssEx.-We shall not be surprised to learn
ere midnight of the re-arrest of Essex, the
murderer Of Quigley
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nRUG STORE FOR ALE-THE AD-
- ver,iser wishing to enter into business in
another place, will sell his Drug Store at very
small price for cash or notes well endorsed Ad-
dress Immediately s'Druggist," Washington.
N. B.-The store is well situated.
1e 26-eo3t&
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WATCH RETURNS Hanson Cokely, colored,
drunk and disorderly at the meeting in front
of the City Hall workhouse thirty days.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,


nor RENT-A CONF ORTABLE Dwell
l. ling House to let, No 40o Ninth street above
II, and all or part Of the Furniture for sale APP.
ply on the premises. je 30-3t*
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NOR RENT-A PLEASANTLY SITUA-
l. ted House, with the conveniences Of gas, wa
ter, &c. Apply at No. 353 l street, between 18th
and 18th. lie 2S-ifN
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GETTING FoRErAsrE OF THEIR HEREAF-
rER.-The Organ folks are alarmed about the
heat Of the weather. They quote the Their
mometer at lao degrees! That must be ra-
Their fiery location at the corner Of Tenth
and Louisiana avenue.
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ElOR RENT.-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
Il Houses Just finished, Immediately northwest
Of the Capitol, between street and the Railroad
Depot Apply at the Capitol extension to F RAN
CTS !. BROOKS. N 15-eotf
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.
pITU.nuN1r

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON North
n, between 18th and nth streets, at
Auetlen'-On WEDNESDAY, the ID July, I
shall SELL In front OF the premises, at 6 O'Clock
P m, Lot No. 4, In square No Is4, fronting on
the north side OF North X as feet 10 inches with
an average depth Of LAG feet 10 inches to 80 feet
cribed property y handsomely located imme.
diately In the rear Of the magnificent dwelling
now being erected by George w Riggs, ESQ :.
and only two squares north OF Lafayette square.
Title indisputaDle. Terms at sale
Je 2O-d A. GREEN. Auct'r
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SUDDEN DEArH.-A very old man who has
been residing near the railroad depot for some
time past, died suddenly yesterday. He was
an old soldier, it is said, and was worn out in
the service. Old age and exposure was the
probable cause of his death.
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WANTS,

WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash for small family. + street, third
house east Of Cd 1ts
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED In FIX.
- cnange for small house on nj St near 18Th
Enquire at No. 427 Eighth street, between 6 and
n. je30-3t*
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A STU
w ton to drive carriage Apply at this Of
nee between and 4 O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
1t#
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AUCTION SALES.
Rsr PAGE FOR OTHER AUCTION SAILS. !
ByA. GREEN, Anctioneer.
YUyWO STnRv Pm Ann uor

WONDd1, the 7th OF July,
shall sell In front Of the premises at 6X O'Clock
p m, lot No. % in square No 4s9, situated at the
corner CT y and l streets south The lot fronts
"a feet on AZ, running back with the line Of 1
street7o feet On the south part Of the lot is a
good two-story frame honse, containing Ave rooms
aud good dry cellar. The part Of the LOT with
the house will be sold separate; and the north part
vacant lot. -
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
yeZo-o GREEN. Auctioneer
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GENERAL COMPETENT DRESSMAKERS
- wanted. Apply at 400 Fourteenth ST, south
OF the Avenue. lie 3O-3tH
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"ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, wash
w and Iron for small famIlv Must bring
good recommendations: Apply at 39l Massachu-
sets avenue, first door from 10th street.
lie 30-2t*
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r hUuRGaARr;-Last night the gun shop of Mr.
NJ. u hqnek, on the Avenue opposite the
t uSnal Hotel, was entered by thieves and a
A. Oi pistols and knives stolen. No clue
" the perpetrators has been obtained. -
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Young
w woman, situation as Cock, who perfectly
understands her business The best Of reference
can be given. Address a note to the Star Office,
for ssBPD ie ;Oat&
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GUSHING TACKLE, large supply Hooks,
Il Reels, Rods, SinkeIs, and Fishing BasksS |,
at 400 Seventh stree. Qesl @. FRANCE
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w Woman, either as nurse and sewing, or
chamberwork or sewing. Apply at No 10 I3K
street. IL 23-3t*
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COURT OF CLAIMS. Justice
Scarburgh delivered the opinion Of the court
on the reargument Of the case Of Sturges,
Burnett, 4 Co. favorable Bill ordered to
reported. Judge Blackford dissenting.
Chief Justice Giichrist delivered the opin.
ion Of the court in the case of Thomas Phe
nix, jr.; unfavorable to the claim.
Also, in the case Of Rhodes & Austill fav-
orable. Bill ordered to be reported.
Also, in the case Of William Neil and 9TH
e,s unfavorsble to the claim.
Robert c. Gilchrist, of Charleston, s. O.,
was sworn TN attorney Of the court.
The Solicitor being unable to attend court,
no further business was done; and the court
then adjourned to Saturday next.
Foolish WAGER.-A young man named
Cavilland, from Iowa, made a bet that he could
drink a pint Of whisky and walk from the
lower part of the Seventh Ward to the City
Hall without staggering. A young man who
was with him said that he walked straight
enough until he got within two hundred yards
of the bridge on Seventh street. when be fell
and had several commissions. He recovered
sufficiently to walk home, helped by his friend
We predict that he will not make another
wager of the kind shortly.
CONE, why will you suffer all the ills Of bed
bugs, cockroaches, moths, ants, and every
other species Of insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house of all such
pestilence. For sale at ShillingtOn's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Odeon
Building. corner Four-and- a-half street and
Penn u avenue. - TT.
DRowNED.-The body Of colored boy who
wa. drowned in reservoir in the First w ard
some days since, was recovered yesterday
The boy was about fourteen years OF age, and
was attempting to get water to wash his face,
when he fell into the reservoir and was
drowned. The boy was drowned at Sally
Smiths boarding house, where he had been
of Prince Georges county, Maryland.
FUGIrIyE CAPTURED. Cokely.
a colored man who broke Jail in Alexandria,
Va, yesterday morning, was retaken In this
city by Officers Allen and Boss and returned
to his old quarters.
A SMALL Boy, we learn, had his skull frac-
tured last night, by some Of the ,owdy Sam-
ties, in the neighborhood Of Tenth street and
the avenue. - 30 = g.. 81 e.. ,sea as.4'
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A SMALL Boy, we learn, had his skull frac-
tured last night, by some Of the ,owdy Sam
ties, in the neighborhood Of Tenth street and
the avenue. = - o.. 81. e.. .-.-a a-a7'
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Simos MIR Irenscr appear IN his Intricate f,als 90
the teM rcpc. followed by The brilliant dancer MILE Roher
In "Terpacnors and tie wonderful Ksyes Ia their charm
lug psntonlnc called " Bianrhe,n
BowERr The admirers Of good plays and fnc acting win
doubtless ro1g The owefy night witness tho repre-
alton here OF Rclribuuop,' pcce by TIE author
og "enl Waters, &c. AN Alarming Saoraao" and a bal
let follow.
rrrross.-rhc thrilling drama cnuied "The wreckcr-,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport. Mcssrs Barton and Pi,cide
Na- Folly Martha &c., "a tic cast ~il be given 10
with picssant bac' and the ccncsy o. "a Roaai Cor
Oilycr.r
w.IiA Tho cn,iusias,r reception nightly given 70
Niles Eobcrson snd Mrs Iocy, In The rrrna ntnna aud
Love ard Money induces the manager repeat hc ays
CaANnnra erplrr T ,rrs shake sperc rreai ra s,iy
Hamlet IA announced foE s evening wi casl e1nbrac
lug the names o. Messrs ". Eddy n. johnston nnx
Gsnn, Miss Raymond, &C. Mrs Eddy afterwards plays
Isabella, IN "i02n -
BAawrs's AwrpIcAy NTsyUv.-Gcn Tom Thumb the mon.
scr snakes and myr3ds ofccr wonders found here
worth treble the Price OF adsop without including ia
Cxcelen dramatic toap, afternoon and evening.
Br0ApwAY NanIrrTws--Thosc who have not enjoYed the
rcfreahng performances III TIC nc ucogo Toulsc
Mary Sc IN The Invncibcs and the rrish
should hear In mind that hesc pieces VIII DO withdrawn In
few dsvs
Cnnisrr ASp woors NfSsrxprs have only 10 announce
70 he full.
TIE DucKlnys appear 10 have made more sensation dan
usual with their "hn Aconshno." Mis- HhIon improves
rapidly.
Emian HAiIThe regular oll opcd s,Ie of Foplsa
Dsrclsy including All so buo dancing r,sy be ctoy.
etbert Y me tuu esfeot
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LII
CONGRESS.
The Democratic candidates for Congress are elected in
the Frst, Third and Fourth districts
Edward Joy Morris, Know Nothing is elected in tho
Second district.
shppensburg, Cumberland county gives IS majority
for Todd, DEM, for Congress
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS MORE Or LESS INTERESTING
In BEDFORD borough, Bedford county, the democratic
State tickc has majority Of Ga gain ofseyen over tue
election Of last fall.
Gaysror', Blair county, gives democratic majority OF
72 on the State tickets gain OF IL last fall Demo-
cratic Congressional ticket SO majority the State eec-
ton OF 1852 Gaysport gave democratic majority Of so
Tho democrats have thus lost g.
The democratic gain In Lancaster since last fall IA a8
in Ias.on borough 200, and In shppensburg district 65
The outer districts OF Lancaster county show slight
Union gain.
Bedford Township gives a democratic majority of s5-
q gain Of l6 since last fall.
Cumberland county, 500 democratic majorisy-a gain Of
about eco since las. fail
Delaware county gives 500 oppositl n najortya gain
Of $50 since last fall.
IOhsh county gives 900 democratic msjorty-a gain OF
$50 since last fall.
Erie city gives opposition majority Opposition gain.
100
sohuyIkin county, democratic majority about eoo-a
loss OF :, 900 since last fall.
Northumberland county, democratic majority Coca
locs Of 300 since last fall
Daupbin county, seven 10 eight hundfe cd Union mao.
rty-a loss OF 100 since last fall.
York county, 1900 democratic maionly-a gain or 700
since last fall
franklin county, ECO democratic msjoriy-a gain OF
e5o since last fall.
westmorcland county, l,2o0 dcmscratic malority-a
gain OF $50 since last fall.
Csrbondae city ana township. 100 democratic majo.
rity-an opposition gain OF 100 since last year.
LuzoIne county, ls0o democratic msortty-s xAia Of
l,4oo since last year. A
Carbon county, about COO democratic raa,orfsy.z6s'
same last year.
Nitfn eounty-An that is known Is, that II has gone
about tie same as last year.
Cambria county, six tow nsbirs, 2t0 democratic gain.
Tho democratic gain in Fttsburg city, entire Is 6or
Acgsny county, SO dstria give eco democratic ga,n
wcstnoroland county, SEQ democratic ma maority-a gain
or i5o.
Snyder county, 2is union majority; 600 majority for
union Congressman.
Chester county, 500 urlon msoriy--l gain Of 900.
CGr.islo Cumberland county, democratic gain, I2T.
nuchs countypertial returns show union gallo OF COO
All tic wards In Ptsburg In, with the exception Of
the Tih They givo the Union candidate :or Canal Com
mssencr ,52 nsJcrtya ioss lollocks vote OF over
400.
Tae Trs. and Second wards or Allegheny CITY show q
dcmocfsic gan OF CO.
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Our london Correspondence

LosDcs, Friday, Oct g, lass
The Teucoisur QeKic.,--7he Anglo French Fleots -
The Eeapoltan question is sti the question OF the -.
pcnt and Prince GortschaioG's circular despatch h -
tho object Of discussion by the press Of Europe uew
appears tba, tho desrstoh communicated soms -
deys since By Baron pe Brunow, tho Ru,sian envoy -
ts'n. at Paris, 70 the Frerch goyemment and s -
said that the Czar privately LOUIS Napssssa
entering fury into the subject. How viii France -
England acr Two vessels Of the English squadron -
tined for the Bay OF Naples have actually arrived al A
oo, (Corsca tie appointed rendezvous but the FrsA
squadron is yet a, 1ouon awaiting ORDERS The Ru pWsR
tie French arrived last night at Paris at O'clock -
doubtless this something has been decided In ~
matter. rerhaps--and think It very probabic-s ddsv
viii take place in sepdrsthc squadroDs and King Bss-
oa VIII be sduced by his imperial frsnds OF Aurta ~
Russia 10 grant prtgro Esotv what Western Powers
shSw , an incinaion Of compelling him whether =
Austria IL very much alarmed more especially & -
petition Sardinia Is assuming Lcuis Napoleon ears anQ
may end arm ihcre are plenty Of dlsconteuted sprs =
France wLo would readily seize any opportunity OF ee
M movement against him, Austria playing puss IN -
corner with the rest OF Europe France has sent rD
orccments TO Rome, and thcreupoo Austria has orda1
m additional number Of regiments to the legations. Z
Western Powers Ia, 10 $50 diplomatic tendu, -.
tacso EuseA dconcs giving up Belgrade the Eessa-
ban frontier, nar,ans sort OF claim 10 the Herpeu0n
Island, and Is Otherwise hostile. Austria ako e : .
semi hostile position as she has not yet wthdrAwn hnr
troops from bAts.biAa IfsDCspalNie0 things
st rresent, and tho political horizon Is anything b
The King Of Naples Is forugyng b,nselr at Gasta -
has ntsy three ttorsand pieces OF artillery tho ya
ry Of NaPcs, aai ia sent provisions, arms and 49,
nition 20 his ieet.
There VIII also probably DO another rov a -.
dnd General harvaez 10 there, and his ARRIVAL -
be tho signal OF coalition against oDonnc. Ths aAHoR
Is taking bis precautions.
Switzerland sl2o promises something. A COED 60
viii dtpend upon the sentence on the royalst nsurU
At kenfc!aoi, and On how she King o. Prussia tsaks .
10 act