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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

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a.rs u Practice tie Philadelphia Bar, BY David Paul
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

o.. nui }s.cai Bill and Account Paper,
4 faek,t GY-= Wallets Porte Monaies very elegant
lHH tt#ss ... ~ e..rn Buohs, received MORSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-24

half per this day declared each share Of
Stock ufbe Iynthhnrg Salem Turnpike Company. paya
tlrau tie l.t November lS56 \. TOMPklNS Treas.
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1t has become a general remark through,
out his county and tue surrounding ones
and in fact, pretty mueh all"rer the State,
that "there never was, in the history OF
our country, such dear'h Of School
masters" But Il few years ago, dis
trct aaish. have the pick Of half dozen,
or perchaEce dozen applicants, when lhat
time Of year came round that peda5osues
began to bestir themselves" ''i}ut now
many districts are compelled to Sc i far
and near f1r teachers, and then, in man.
cases, cannot cure them
Many, too, are disposed to in ita.t be.
Cause the market is not 50 plenifuly Stock
e.l as formerly.
This class Of individuals, ard others who
have no ialerest in the matter; either one
way or lhe other, look Of course, at the
quantity, rather than the qunlity OF The ar
tce, and their noions Of is ysae ffe de
preca;ed in an inverse ratio to lh9 supply.
Ii tie market Is full, the greater, Of course
the opportunity % get a supply at half
o ice. If. on the other the supply is some
what scanty, the chances for speculation in
that article called school masters, are pro
portionately diminished, and they are dis
posed to complain, because Of the increas
ing demand and Of The increased price.
Now il We must Look at this subject in
iii, conu clc;il way, and guage the price
knowledge as We would the price Of
BuckHlto, ard coin, or Of cattle and hogs,
let us give il a fair tcst. Let us look at it
in the sober light of bargain and sale
aud see il there is really "eause BELLE"
On tbe part Of The community against the
profession.
Isit economy, if a farmer wishes TO stock
his fam, thal he should go and buy up
al the diseased sheep. and the old worn
ont cattle because he can get them cheap?
Or would he, If lie wishes 10 lay in stock
eilher for his own consumption, or f.r the
market, buy up all the damaged wheat OF
rotten potatoes because, forsooth, they are
cheap? You would say "away with such a
CyI,oM!' HE'S Il fool and he is dishonest
So arc you my friend, il you act in q
similar way in reference to tile great mat
iers Of education.
But the farmer would seek the best stock
---the bast produce even at high price al
matter Of individual interest, and he would
b. deemed wise, too, BY his neighbors, foi
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IIoped&le, Ohio.
State Council cf Know Nothing

- ia 81 SSt-IAS@A ~ @AAiS " ~ t41444 3 -
The Statesman Of Saturday says:
Some two hundred members Of the secret
pnItjcal party calling themselves Know No.
things, have been in session in this city,
and adj umed yesterday morning, after yo'
ting out President Spooner, and putting
Lieut.. Gov Ford, in his place as Pre,i3en
OF the State Council This i; decided re.
buhe to Spooner for bis Free Soil notions
ana triumph of the Nalionej members
Spooner aud Ford were however both elcc.
tel Senatorial Delegates to the Phila-
lelpail Convention.
We find III the Journal Of last evening the
following:
Tho committee on the Stale of the Or
les maize the following report, which was
unanimously adopted:
70 the Stale Council Of Ohio
The Committee On the State Of the Or.
der, to which WAS referred the report Of the
President, have considered the same, and
beg leave to report, that in view OF the ap
pr0achiug session Of the National Council,
at PhiAdelpAia, and in good tai;h to The
States REPRESENTED in the Convention Of A.
,oeljcans at Cincinnati; in November asI
it is intXpcdient for this State Council to le-
gisiate upon tn" SnnJect OF 'he reports sub
m,'e' % 80 le S7:4 oo'' n, 7'.''l" ~ Clo'I''n8'i
the Ea,;on.I hs4y. anl Were i i aTnoo. Dl,o,~
ted lhat the federation from Ohio FiIl siren
uou>Iy oppose the ",we!hh section" Of the
r.a,i','A adopted oy inc convention al
,r, r''"v +, ;,'"' "rl. IL "@' f !'a .''' ,;, p.
ba[ipa been pfoc' aimed to tie worlJ NE
committee are Of opinion, that hereafter
purely American nominations should be
mace lyF lre>'"e''' ana ICE T. lfeS'ucNt o.
ca I 0Fc ~ " ut '''' '''0 -
Y On the subject Of secrecy, this State
Council can1o, Iegiglate any further than tC
express an opm'on' and the committee
%o"'J ''oo.''l''l,l m.:, l'@' l,o ou"Jecr po Ie
GuIly submitted
January 4, 1896.
This action in favor Of "nnre,v Am.r,
can" candidates hr prasi Ipnt amt vice
President excludes Mr. Chase from the
list, unless he bends the knee and kisse.
tine A,al p.rhsos tbev intand 70 rrr ar
indian C,ief AS he would certainly h.
"nurcIv American" The maioritv also
rasulyaI ,batt tbeK ~ wn,lI TAXA ,os
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Paper ARgngin!gs.

WE are now receiving ono Of the argest and best
w selected stccds Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock is all this Spring
and comprises the laes, and best style 1t consists
in part Of Hall papers OF new and beautiful designs
Paflor, Dining Room and Chamber Papers, in every
variety oi style andquaty.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles.
Transparent Window Shades, Fig'd and Plain,
with Putnan's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green and
Bae and Fig'd Window Blinds and Fireboard
Screens in great variety OF patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select from, and
low prices, we expect 10 please those who may give
us call MCDOWELL e. Co,
Booksellers, Stationcrs and Paper Dealers, Market
street, SteubenyIe, Ohio.
March Z, 1855
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GummnnitatjOns.

Tor rhe eca,ia son'iHel
Ma EDIrcR.-If there be one class OF hut
:. man beings on the face oi lie earth. Who
should be Iylrsted bg honesi men. more
than another, il Is lhsse vile creatures who
slandcr their ighbors tir the purpose Of
accomplishing Jhtir own heilish designs
t'r those who speak OF another bchiul hi' back
4. thai which they dare not speak before his
e" '1tee.
The person and character Of the maleyo-
I'm, slanderer are the best r,h+ctori Of lis
infaUiy. IT'S panss contain the venom oi
Z .flie lurking gserntut, and the poison Is omit
ted from his hiding place atevery passer 10y
who possesses the fJcn Of humaniy. lie
is scorpion longued toward All COILS crcA-
lures aud deli shts only to deprive them OF
happiness There is ~ beast so deHled-
40 demon SO inhuman--1o devil so well
polished aat determined apsn mischief, as
,tIie sianderer. With hatred ,oEard NOR
ahty and philanthrcphy. he schools him.
selfn mq tiIy, and employs AL the base
passion Of his polluted heart 10 destroy the
dearest idols Of the vir,u9u'. H. prostitutes
~ himself to every species Of corruption, and
liis iendi,h mad is forever devisin5 vicious
schemes 10 sprcal haired among friends and
ueisbbors, and destroy the character Of
those he cnycs Such is the sianderer-
- --'Whoso breath
Rites on tb2 posting winds, AMI doth bsta
Al co.aers OF ihs world"
49, Ne hoped. when we panned 4 short ar
tice on this subject few weeks since, that
thuse who knew themselves gqii;y Of this
reftrious habit, would dssist; ba. or fond
expectations have not yet been rea}izad.-
Those Cor whom our article was written,
--Aeem to think it applicable to every person
b4t themselves aud Sc even heard one Of
4hose whose ne Plus aArais to sleader their
mighbors. when speaking Of oar article,
= say "what pity that there are so many
who will tell that which they know to be
false We thought so too, and, Therefore,
we have presented TO those who take su!h
syecul interest in the welfare Of ,hriI neigh
bors, the char loter they sustain in the eyes
OF those who love friendship and society.
Lfit be tue, that ''eyery u.tosAnce Is th'
image Of the thous hit within" " what mus. be
The thoughts of those who can calmly aud
deliberately psrpehae that which they
know 10 be l.lss? Verify, the murderer is
i,Aocont when c2mpalel with them
Words are ;o5 feeble to express Tie a5hor.
ancc in which The lovers OF peace anl har.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23
New Fall Goods.

uST received at Cochran's Wholesale Variety
- Store, large stock ofnew Goods for the season.
consisting in part oI Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons La
dies, Ed9ings Bobbonetts, AccorIeons Violins, But
tons Combs, &c &c.
Also, large assortment of Gold and plated Jewel.
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chaips, &c
Also, heavy assortment Of white wax Beads.
10 which the attention of the trace, and citizens
generally is respectfully invited,
ROBT. COCHRAN
Fourth ST., a few doors north of Market.
SteubsnYie. Nov II. 1873
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Agents.

James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and ll5 Water st Pittshurrl,
J n. Kinney. Freight Agent, Little Miami r. r
Depot, Cincinnati. ~ ~
einnau. "a"
Richard Hooker Passenger Agent, Newark.
f. A. Wells, do StcnI,sn,ilIo
LAYFAYTrTE DEvENNY, General Freight and Tick.
Ell Agent, Steubenyille
G. w. FULTON, Superintendent.
September l2, 1865.
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Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
10 THE PEOPLE OF
HlRRISOy COUNTY!

WHO have extended SO liberal and generous pat
ronsgo 10 me during my residence in Cndiz, il
which period OF time it has Lesu my good fortune
20 0rFs many acquintanCes, make many friends,
whose friendship and kindness will ever be renien.
bered with the iEost pleasant emotions. Time ia
its onward flight, brings many changes Years J..
20 your humble servant the first pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz, starting with deter.
maation TO sell cheap, and deal fairly, ho hoped
to build up trade that would steadily increase
and bring 10 his counter on tho return OF each year,
the ace ofthess WHO were his patrons of the first
And this proclamation is issued TO inform all who
are In want or Clothing OF anf Description, Price,
Qualify or QUautlty from CoIton shlrt to a cart
load, can be accommodated on the most advahta
geous terms ! am now receiving direct from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock Of Fall and Win
ter Clothing over opened i1Harison Go. ConsiEt
ing in part Of the following goods:
Heavy and line ovsrcoats, tGrga assortment.
all kinds grades qua ii. =; dress irock, sack box
and bItiness coats, of ali colors; shades and va
risties; all kinds Of pants, velvet plush, fancy and
plain satins, silks, cassmefian &c., lots OF furnish
ing goods, shirts drawers md undersllirts crayut'
handkerchcs, collars socks and suspsndefs, which
will bs sold eheaper than thase articles ever have
been sold in Harrison Co. ! hayo also fine and
wsII seected stock Of cloths, cassiners, vestings
and oyercoalins Tor the purpose Of making up
ALI kinds Of Custom Work,
which will be cut and na6e in the best and most
fashionable Gtys and by the best mechanics in the
country. iarge stock Of BOYS CLOTHlNGH
which, with all my goods, will DO sold at the very
lowest prices
NY stock is tho largest, best selected and stand
ready to prove it decidedly the cheapest ia Hsrr.
son copnty. | offer il for sale. 1t comes within
the wants and circumstances Of all 70 the buyer
in this article then give me call 1t will afford nae
pleasure to show you through my extensive assert.
msnt and variety and if Iiail in quality or price,
the fault will bo my own | will be happy to see
my old friends and pleased to make the aequsint.
snce Of new ones when they can mako il conysRi
ont to give me call! Remember tss place, In the
corner opposite the Court Hosse, and uHdsr the
"SaRtiEei'' Office Cadiz, Obs.
Casiz, OHIO, Es1. 7, 1855. bACORCR ~.
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NEW ARRANGEM ENT.
CARDTNG.

TINE undersigned takes this method OF informin
L the public that lie has bought and is now perma
nenty repairing ana fitting up the Carding, Fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K. Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz, ca the road to
New Athens. lie expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store Of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patron
age is desired Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
N. b. Coverie and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. J. K. JOHNSTON
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and fancy Goo|s generally,
No. 80 WooD STREET, West SIDE,
AInIIIA IALsnn -.
W. r M s I n,


FROM the earliest ages Wine has been knosn
and esteemed one OF the choicest productions Of the
earth. 1t is rendered preverbial in Scripture LII
the present age good Wine is not only vaIuadias
luxury but here several kinds wi ich are held
in high estimation by the MEDICAL professioB and
form a valuable commodity in every good Dispenser
tory In Europe there are upwards Of tilty different
kinds Of grape. But it has remained iorlmodern
science and skill to produce Injurious and delight.
full Wine from Medical Plants and Roots This Oh.
ect has beenfully accomplished in an article coied
Dr. HaIsey's Forest Wine. From valuable for.
mnla Of Roots Plants, &c, of the highest lueditai
order, is here produced a pure Wine, equal ifnot
superior in flavor to any imported at the san % time
retaining all the virtues ofone of the best Medicinal
Formulas ever known s4it ~
No invalid can object to take the Forest Wins en-
account OF disagreeahe aste, and none can take il
without being convinced OF its great value as med4
icaI agent. from our own experience we can youcE
for the excellence Of this Wine, and we ttue that
very one whose health is in the east impnired will
eead DR.. Halsey's advertisement, which will be
trund in our columns to-day, and avail themselves
of the remedy, ssl
For sale by the appointed Agent JoHs BrALLs
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Notice to Shippers.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, S. &I R.R.l
Steubenville, April 10th 1855.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New
IN ark, leaving Steubonyille daily, Sundays ex
cepted,) at a. m and Cadiz at As M.
Shipments to all stations, except Unonport, Cadiz
Fairview and New Market, UhrichsyIle Port
Washington New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid
Shiprerswil pl ase conclude their shipments and
leceive their consignments previous O'Clock each
evening LAFAYETTE DEV Emmy,
April25, 1855 General Freight Agent
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Administrators Notice.

~ Office is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been duly appointed US Administrator Of the
estate OF jaime H. Cree, late OF Harrison comfy
Ohio, deceased. Persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them duly au.
thenticaed for settlement, and those indebted are
requested to make payment without delay.
DAVID BEAN, Administrator:
j. u. McMATH. Atty IA i a,Jf taa A
Jan. 9, '56-3t
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8. L. sFARp.

NXTHOLESALE and Retail Tobacconist, Market
w street. above sixth, near the RaiIroad, Steu-
benville, Sonth side, keeps constantly on hand al
kinds OF Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars and Sn0if -
All articles, sold by him warranted to be OF the
best qunhty.
irJ-AIl orders promptly attended TO.
:teubenvilIe, Oct. 10, l355-- ly.
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Oil Of Grapevine.

TNOR the Growth, Restoration and Preservation
Il OF the Hair. af Saa fIGEs
The Oil of Grapevine is the result of twenty
years investigation by a French Physieiqn, and is
now extensively used in this country and in France,
both for the purpose fkeepng the Halt SOFT glossy
and RESTORING IT In BALD PLACES.
For sale by John Beall, Cadiz, Ohio.
Dec. l9, 1855
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Dissolution

The firm known as S. B. LUKENS g. G. w
was on ths Goth day of August, dssoi.
we'd by mutual consent. Oct, 3lst 1855.
S. b. LUKENS.
G.. w. MOFtIF.
To DR. S. B. Luken's skill and Practice in Den
tstry, can safely recommend all my acquaintan.
ces desiring ny work done
His work will class amongst the irst having at
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma, on full set o Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which can be seen al his Office by call
ing soon. e. W. MOFIIT
Oct, 3lst '55.
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srEUBENvILLE BUSINESS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
IA
CHANGE OF TIME

ON AND AFTER Monday September 10Th
" ls25, the MAIL TRAIN will leave Sleuben.
vile daily Sundays, exceptedl at e-45. >. m.
1 IS pm.
Both OF these trains connect at Newark with
trans Tor Columbus, Cincinnati, lndiannDelis
cago, Rock Island, ST Louis.
Mail train leaves Newark at l2 NJ, and arrives Mt
Steubenviile at 7.45 p m, and Cadiz az 40 P ~
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati nj 6 a.
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s.assy from Cs,,sevsss.

The City al Fan FfsDciseo has again ben
startled ab1 hurried into another period ~ that
terrible escpment which has ~ wosderfully
appeared 10 depart and rcappcar tr The Isst
two months. A. the sailing Of Tho last steam.
er the city was qaiet. AMI remained ~ until
the sfternoon 81 H. I'D. wh~n q party ~ The
vigilsnce COMMITTEES attempted 10 arrest an
tfepjes bssned Mallory, AasSiale Chief Jus.
iice DAVID 4 Terry. with others Of ibe "Iss
ard order party, interferd A slight strug
Vie enxu~l and Jpdgc Terry drew n knife aud
s,abtsd Nj y. A. Hopkins.
This news Was almxrt instantly carried over
The city, sad ~ srw MINUTES large body 81
u. Vigilance COMMITTEE wis Fastening 10 The
rc,euc, vhe 'hr streets were thronged ~ an
slsstss-i ssyd excited maititude. The Arnrovies
~ the tslaif party wire sarr@swied. ami In .
short RIG Tie whoe lsH ard orier force sur
rendercd and lad down their arms over 1000
stand ~ arns wrre captured. and Jsdgr Terry
Wa arr,s'ej ard conveyed. with sbpt one
hundred other. ~ the rooms Of The Committee
Mr. Hopki,. wHl Jssasi,,y not ssrvivc his
wound. AL Itry - besd ~ thu Cxnm,tier fos
axniebo 90 cass Of Hopkins tlesth
A. soat AZ this act 81 The Commute bad
i,,qi y,-rf6rraed ''cy dispersed ~ guvtiy rs IN
Old army from psradr to qnsrsess.
The Comm,ttse arr roo NJ firmly eesblisied
and q prrtyily. and We bisve "a strosgly.
a. The Anpriean army VA when Il bed posss
don ~ The city n Hericn Their military dis.
cipiipe IA surpsaing: ssi o. ti,ey ar al brave
,sss. with Gre arms 81 the best kisd, il viii
bsser b. psssitk iof tie State Authorities 10
EsciHy cotaI,l ,l.eIa 10 distmbd. Bat ihey
wifi dis.apd A. quietly spi cbsvrfauy ~ they
tnok up arms whom thy have cut IN crimss
xrirs bad. winch has msde this metropolis the
eHhibiison house o. his terror asi ghAsiliDeez.
SiDee pif la; there la. is%p bot f.w Gien.
Dr. against The laws and no,s.iy nov !, fo,,,d.
Early 70 tbe nsSuisg. aloog the Jtrks H. IT, r..
rsstei uJ>n a. ~slnd drowned"
The srsts are lively. ssd pursee,ly irs from
reydysn farmers ard miners cone and 70.
ssenang W !ssl secur1 ihsa before.
Tls Coarts bod their sexsiops, And every law
~ reryectei morr Tran evs~ befsr
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draw hs motion from the Supreme Court. and
get - order for his immediate transfer to the
State Prison. ,Woud you believe it!--through
the iniluence Of his gambling friends. Backus
has been made Chief Clerk Of the prison, q sit.
uation hundreds Of honest young men might
covet and instead Of working in 9 clay pit, in
parti-colored suit, sits at the officers diuner
table In . suit of black and line linen. hob
nobs glasses with Gen. Estell, Chief Of the e.
tablishment. AMI no doubt plays draw poker
with him after the shades Of night have closed
about the States hotel ut San Quentin.
The iAet Is, the administration Of the law
almost, itself, in the hands Of these miserable
miscreants; and they were backed up by an Or
ganizsd despotism. which could not be success
fully asailed in any other way than that the
Vigilance Committee have been driven to adopt.
They know 10 party. They were Wings, Dem
ocrsts and Know Nothings- just u either par
ty might happen to be in the ascendant
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Foreign News.

The Arabia has arrived at New York. with
Liverpool dates 10 the 18th
10 the British Parliament. several items Of
interes, has transpircd The Committee Of
the House Of Lords. have recommended, that
all executions beaoetor,h take plsce within the
jails as in some Of the United States, but no
interference Is contemplated with the usage Of
capital punishment
Government bad sent out troops 10 prevent
nm apprebeuded Cafffe rebellion at thu Csps Of
Good Hop.
An explosion occurred at Cymmer coal
mine One hundred and ten men were killed
SrAS--has again been conyulsd with iB
mrrection. The revolt grew out 81 the oppo
sition compelling fspartos and his COLLEAGUES
to resign. and the formation Of new Ministry
with Gen. ODonpell ut it, bead. In Madrid
the National Guards aod citizen. frafernized,
Gen. Infante and Pacheila. o bullfghtsr. head
ed the nsurrection, aod Tor thirty hours kept
up a bloody fight with the troops. bui were
finally overcome. and the Government remains
triumphant at every point. except Saragosa.
At the last accounts the Inssrrcc;iNi bad tseD
crushed The National Gnsrds have tcen Dis
BANDED and the country declared 10 state oi
fbFF ~ @pU ~ iffSF w o3S tsT1fi'tft''s'
reached Paris. ORDER were issped iof the d.
patch Of 40 army Of observation To The Span-
i-h frontier.
DzSsAxE.-S oue disturbance have oc'
Cured in Copenhagn, from the preaching ID
MosInons; the militia arrested the ogsndrrs
Tn" TRINA was entirely evacuated except
that Of the allied shiI~ who we carryiog s,onc
and iron from seysstopd.
RrsslA The following d,pion,.,,r .ppoint
ment, arr rumorei NJ crrtain: N. Krh~Inf
To Paris. Chtsplo~itch to II,uils.a: and Bowen
IL. to Confsntipnp,s
The Grand Duke MiehsI. was betro,bsd /,
tie yoangest .istsf 81 the Regent Il Bs<lsn.
The Coronation n thu czsr = officially fsss
on the 3l't 81 August.
Gn.srr-Th~ Rn-4,ah government hes ssn,
the dishao,lsd soldiers n The Grrek Legion
back TO Grescs. bat the Greek government r.
fa~-- 10 rpeeive iisn sni rsll upon the BRITISH
Tor sszis;Anos.
ISDIA-T The elsolsra wss raging II Pstts5
CsNA-liOpg Kong JsJsrs q May I'D r.
port that tn insnrrectios had broken cat again
Of Ho1amss and that the insurgents hal Ia
ken po~~aEson a more o. tn eIikF-