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NOT E.
Jetery's Double-Actins Suction snd Force Pump,

Jeferys Double Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Valres,
TONS Dry DOCKS Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
for Ths he 5 Of H apgg0P$ for this State
India Ball Valves prepared to rseeHe orders Ta
@ @ an s1s wss yia s yS ans
York State Fair held at Elmira in that In intro
SesS h y all who
Fp wn I be s
certainty operation and perfection Which cannot
he attained by the use of other Valves The simplicity Of
and the compact orm reners Ills the most perfect
p" nG | sa y can " moment be
Size capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
Size capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
to capacity of 800 gallons minute in Of
construction and may soon be expected Nos aud are aid
asse and the ordinary which Pump generally APP
piled while for edeeming swampy Lands the No. ins
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps are
Sample: Ofsiss No 2san be operation a. G O. Bier
the office of the undersigned where persons are in
vss call and s e' s. Agent
MA " 80 Gr,vier street.
IMPoltIA MI TO COTTON PLANTEKS-BY
L which their Incomes be Doubled-The undersigned
has invented and obtained letters United States
Tor the arrangement and combination
ing seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous process the
in through the preparation ard spinning machinery IL
ready Tor shipment weaving. The saving of COTTON
WASTE will be at least Ten Per Cent exclude my
process the use OF machinery the bales
us hahdig AT all ana those to and Olsen angle it, watch
are very destructive in their operations the fibre but in
apesae TO those OF ginning and spinning
tG,res my YARNS made of unbrokrn FIBRE and hence
VIII ne nifty cent stronger will advanced prices,
IND they Will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned is dispose of privileges to
his PATENT and Planters will be informed with
piete instructions how it. how obtain the best
chinery and all other particulars Application I'D
dressed to me here, consultation with
corner Front and DAuphin streets, up stairs.
feS ly&W GEORGE G. HENRY Mobile Ala.
I GNDON BROWN STOUT-30 casks each dozen
- quarts Hoars superior Stout, and for sale by
JONES, MACKINDER Il CO,
nul9 Oh Gravier street,
WHISkY-l0U bbls Flechers Extra Reethei, Tor salo
w by JOSEPH Lands II CO.,
suSl 81 Tchouni,culas street.;
ENLOuH-509b bs choice = Louis suptrdne, MI Vernon
L Mills, for sale by JOSEPH LANDS co,
aust 33 Tchonpitnults street.
ARDOIti-2vl bOIs ch-ce Cincinnati Winter Strained
l. far sale by JOSEPH Lands h co,
aUl 50 Tch0upipulRs street.
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e, dear SITS, you're truly,
F. J. FORsTALL,
H. STREAM, Engineer.

For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
manufacture and sell for other States apply the under
signed at his Boiler Mandatory III Ba street. where
Boilers OF every description made th shortest notice.
u
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Interior Encanlpments.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
W. SHAW 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month III Clinton. parish OF East Feliciana
All communications intended for the Grand Encamprsnt
addressed Jas FurneauX G. Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New Orleans
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w TON Observation-Disclosures SUCTION AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED To ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
h ~ WE SnG in ~ MPS FIRE ENGINES :;
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALI.
VALVES; HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
Mctowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines
hitting and forcing large volume of from the
9verowing rice lands supplying houses Draining
rhymes sinai Sugar House Engines with copper lined Neral
Valve Pumps for juice, moasses forcing into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckn Engines Por
too copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake,
capable OF throwing from so IS gallons per minute through
Il oI]ie, a distance OF from 100 TO 100 feet.
me engines each furnished with wheel driving
saw corn mill gin stands and be furnished
WITHOUT pumps Tor printing houses, houses where
o.ipac! ana simple vertical engines desirable.
NO olc work erection kind putting
these ngileS TO work, both engines boilers are vertical
and all connections made -
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Odd Fellows Hail Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAIL
ASSOCIATION their office in Odd Fellows Hall on
the first Monday of every month. Nt1
lEdward Psbuy, President Thomas Shields Secretarv
John D. Bein Treasu5erJ G. Dunlap, John Orchard H. G.
Rareshide A. W. Bosworth, Geo Dmeyer Bernard Cohen
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General Relief Committee.

The following the officers for the present
term, say from July, 1857, to January 1855
Gerard Sh, President Recorders Office First
District b9s Shields, Secretary at Odd Fellows Hall;
Thomas F. Walker Treasurer lg3 Common street; Theodore
Marks rs Magazine street, A. Thomson As Trhoupitons
T. F. L Hoste, Bank of Orleans c. angenbeckar al Lugen
berg Hospital E. Allen 1873 Canal James Counh
chanic and Dealers Exchange St. Charles street. David
Moore 10 Poydas street, A. ArDougal box us Mschanes
and Dealers Exchange st. Charles
rchogptoulas street, o. VOORHEES, Mag zine street, H. Press
ler Chippewa street between ia kSon Phiu; R6v vii
tlEe l. Graham Is Camp street: r F. Mil er BearJTs
~arehoHse; Jones' Third pistric W, Rolling Fourth his.
tric IL Deitruys Second District; EeAs smith Common
between Camp and ST, Charles streets. 80
THOS Il. SHIELDS Secretary
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"Odd Fellows Rest

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Othcers-Henry Bier
President $ Bonllemet Thos H. Shields Secretary
Cemetery COmmitee-HaGper Dillingham; las
Goding Finance CommitteeE, A. Patterson H. H Dentze.
j. F. Miller. SeNon-Daniel Merritt Members-James Fur
neuux Frank Lewis II. Goldman T. Peterson Jos AlIiso
j. 2. Warner, j. c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN '.0DD FELLOWS REST, may be procured
by applying 10 F. NJ CORY, Sickles Canal street:
at D. FELT srErsoNs "a Camp sreeto II. MILsPAuGH o.
of Camp and Lafay streets, 1900 "
Price of Lots and FaulRegular lots 10 feet square, $780,
ditto by feet SIS Vaults (louble Stockholders Lodges
S45 ditto, to all others, $50. sN1'
relative the purchase LOIS etc. can be had
application TO
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(fOAL-MoltE COAL!-GET YOUR SHIRTS
- where please, hut be you get your co Al nj the
City Coal Office No 10 Exchange Place opposite the Post Of
nee where always on hand at the lowest market
good supply of best Pttsbrg English American (nne
Anthracite, by ton or hogShead and Lower Ohio Coal
Having removed from old stand II Cusonlorse str ee
TO Is Exchange Place friends and will he PROMPT
attended to by leaving their orders at Is Exchange Place or
at Eoa Yard No. l76 Magazine street. corner Notre Dame
opposite Alfred kearny's Warehouse. N'
=: S.-Aso, Oak, Ash and Pine Wood
as z. Il. WILLARD. Ace,t.
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STE AM ESGINE-A SECONDHAND SIX FEET
~ stroke ana Teen inc cylinder, in good order suitable for
ashwnll draining machine steamboat will he sold bar
gain. ALFRED kEARNy
fe3 Wn,,r,;,a
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that wealth and social position can do TO make
such thing magnificent in detail will be done.
The Academy is the finest ball room on this con-
tinent and its beauty viii be heightened by artistic
and original decorations The scenic artists and
machinists are at work night and day to perfect
the plans Of the committee There is a little
metropolitan pride about this affair, as the inha-
bitants of Philadelphia, small town in the int
rior, have lately built an Opera House, for which
they have no singers, and inaugurated it with
grand ball, which they-in the simplicity Of their
rustic souls-think was the greatest affair of the
kind that ever took place anywhere in the world
1t is now purposed to show them that we can do
better in the metropolis at weeks notice than
they can do in four or five years. So the ball at
the Academy on Thursday next will be a grand
affair, Notwithstanding the melancholy fact that
The editors of the miuor papers have been left of
from the list Of managers. On with the dance!
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turned to Barbados, having been unable 70 fnd them
on account OF the epidemic. Between the 24~ De
cember, 1885, and the oath December, 1856, there
were shipped for Demarara As ,ssl hhds. sugar and
$40 puncheons molasses-
Our correspondent in Calla0, writing on 18th of
January, informs us Of the actual position Objects
and aims of both the leader of the revolution and
head Of the government in Peru. Each is spells
man of the highest grade but Castillo is preferred
to Vivsnco.
Elsewhere we publish the details Of news from
Mexicoto the I'D nit. They embrace particulars Of
the last diplomatic rupture with Spain, and &C.
count of the riot at Topic, when the British Consul
was attacked by q mob and an American citizen
named Spofford dangerously shot The irregular
transit of the United States mail was much COM
planned Of impost tariff for the Tehuantepec
district was in Of preparation We have dates
from Tsmpieo to the I'd ult. Gen. Cara had en-
camped within sight Of the city, and was supposed
TO be aDging his plan of attack. The arrival Of
Gen. Mareno was anxiously awaited by the inhsb
tsnts of the city. Meantime business was entirely
| suspended
l The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in New York during the past week,
| the range of the barometer, the variation Of the
wind currents and the state Of the weather st three
periods during each day, viz: at A. n. and and
o'clock p. Nj
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HGMARKs.
Saturday-Norpipg icggy; afternoon cloudy; Eigl

knMAHKs
STRENGTHENING iogsy; afternoon cloudy; night
sunday=NorniDs Ugh. rain and fOsy; Afternoon
X0sday-Nornag clear and cold; afternoon and nAgAt
aeaf.
ruesday-Aorn;pg clear; afsrnoon cloudy; night rAis.
Wednesday Morning, arternoon and night clear
Tnrsday-G0rnng clear; afternoon cloudy; Night dark.
fYidAy-Iight rain and warm al! day.
Satufday-Clear and pleasant all day.
On saturday the sales Of cotton embraced about 1000
sss, cesing at the advance previously noticed. me
aasspa's nswy came hand u late period In The
lay IT. effect upon the market 70 be developed.
ecsed, wss supposed that notice Of continued large
receipts n Southern ports, carried out by tho
Niagara would have caused depression In prices
The Atlantic subsequently took ont retrogade move
nens In receipts, bat she had not had time 10 reach
liverpool when the Europa left Flour Was inactive
yesterday while prices were unchanged Wheat was In
air demand With Gales Of Canadian white q 81 70, red
Missouri a d d. and common white do at 81 90; and
$4,000 snsheh seushsrn white, to arrive, private
erms Corn was steady, and sAles Of Western mixed
mado al Too 72c from Gore and 73c. delivered,
but closed dull Fork 6fmer, W th fair smount Of
aies Sugars In fair denare, with moderate saIes
chiefly TOR refining, While prices without change Of
moment A ststeuent Of receipts nd sales since the
rrst CT February, viii be found In another Co
lunn. Coffee more s,tive and arces steady. Sales
OF $500 bags gio $50 do Lasuyn7a $40 do 81, Domingo
and 2o0 do. Bahia ., prioss ss,ed Ia another column
sreight engagements were moderate. 20 Liverpool
5000 busnele OF corn In bulk were taken NJ SKA with
-four al 2s. -. 3D., and oos,ou q. I'd To Loa-
DON bacon taken ct 25s. per ton, and uerce
beef u 81. per uerce.
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TROUBLES OF TAMMANY-Tamuany Hall is in
dn uproar. The democracy is coavulsed from
GENRE to circumference. The prime pie of regu-
lar nominations has received black eye from
the bogus democracy of the oyster cellars. Two
committees are knocking for admission at Tam
many Hail. and the Council of Sachems forbids
the present entrance OF either until their own po-
sition and prospects Of spoils are ascertained
All the troubles Of Tammany are in TACT nothing
more than q miserable scramble for place aud
plnnder under the incoming admin st,ation. The
regular committee, Of which Wilson Small is the
chairman, has the nndouDted honorary title TO
admission. The committee over which Savage
presides is mere bogus concern, and has no.
thing TO put forward TO sustain is professions
worthy of the slightest notice. The most anus
ing feature of all this is the superlative assurance
Of the Council of Sachems, who, after neglecting
their duties under the lease to Howard Of Tam
many Hall, now jump up and constitute them
selves judges o. lsw and fact, without the least
right to do go. Tie whole Of this kick up and
trouble in Tammany Hall is, we repeat, nothing
more than scramble for position and place.
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r. 81 Il Il q EST N e W 3
81 PRINTING kNr MAGNETIC TstESHAPss.
From Washington.


RENerkrtoN OF COMMODORE sfdELow--ruE COR
TON OF THE PATENT CLAIMS BEFORE conaEEss.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1867.
Commodore Bigel3w, who has been in command u
the Brooklyn Navy Yard has resigned ais commission In
he navy, sni Commodore Long has been appointed In
his place
Mr.. Campbell will attcmpt 70 close The debste the
tariff 20 morrow, and bring his propagation 70 direct
7ots, but 1t is Doubtful whether he viii be successful
- there number Of gentlemen who desire to speak
on H.
Mr.. Kelsey, Chairman of the Corruption Committee,
informed to day tina, their report would be submitted
on Tuesday. They intend W get through with The wit
pesses 10 morrsv Col Orr Is preparing the majority
repcr. ana undorssud Is awfuIIy upon certain
members.
Mr.. Payne Of the House Patent Comm tec, bAs made
minority report In the Hay ward rubber case, wh,h
the psAse Of The bill perfectly hopeless, either nov
or hereafter The feeling In Congress Ia utterly opposed
this class OF legislation, unless In Of extreme
osrdshp or where the parties have not reanz,d fair
remuneration for their inventions. The Goodyear patents
muss share the ssme fate with The Mccormick. coh,
Woodwork and other pstsus whore the parties have a.
ready realized large fortunes.
Thurlcw weed arrived yesterday. tho lobby ia again
full and liz influence il sought In favor Of the Oceanic
Telegraph BILL which parties refuse 70 touch unless veil
paid spd cash In hand. The bili think, Ia entombcd
The friends OF the Submarine telegraph bill viii make
their last effort TO morrow 10 pass their btu.
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Ns edition Of the Herald yesterday morning 70
The unprecedented number o, .:sh fine thousand sr hH
ed ene forty snrentos le6,e4o). This probably the
largest circulation that any daily journal has yet
rssohed IN Europe America. Yetn We had possessed
the machinery capable Of throwing Oh than one
hundred che hundred ara twenty thousand impses
sns IN the space OF time, could have disposed
ef them.
Tho NJ the printing and ..upg department OF
ne nzsAI9 establish ient fer The last fortnight, have
been exciting character anong the purchasers
Of new-pspers, both for city and country.
ne sally BExALD circulation larger than the
combipod sn tie other ncrnng Journals Of New
Y9A-k-ge smni-apd the circulation of toe Sunday
edition nearly twice arge We aggregate Issues OF
al The ether Sunday papers
IN three eeks expect that kegsrs. Hoe %. viii
ozrh and put in operation machinery, Con-
sksrg OF ten cyliuter presses and large walking
bee engine with ther Appur,ersnces, costing in
-nn nearly siney taeeaaad dollars tsssooo). We shall
cher be ss.e 10 nco, al demands, and expect TO
coupie Of Year, daily circulation o. hun
.red and III G1ofasnd ia.prs,io.s.
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THE SOUTHERN NAJI<-THg PRE- AT NoBtLE-sAvt-
CATION AT BALTIMORE.
BAruxons Feb. rs, 1857.
New Orleans mails ofsaurdsy, 7sh Inst, and Sunday
have been received.
The FIRE Of Mobue on The oh destroyed shs Ncssesre
~ Planters and VESTS warehouses with 900 bales
Of cotton valued $780, ooc OF which $3.50 600 are In.
sured in Mobile $4,000 abroad, and The remainder I'M
insured was the largest Gre In Mobile since the year
1889.
The seamipg Atlantic arrived up TO day she toved up
the shp William TELL "a Pstuxenl and brought MP seve-
ral vessels from Annapolis. The channel u nov inl'y
opeu. Several ysask have come up under ~
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RECORDER SMITH ON BURGLARY.-We see that
his Honor Recorder Smith has taken leaf oat
Of the brilliant example Of Judge Russell, as
given him by the latter functionary in the first
month Of bis official existence. The Recorder is
waking up in his latter days, if we are to judge
from the symptoms exhibited by him in the pun
ishment OF rogues just his official term is draw
ing to close. Last week he sentenced several
burglars to twelve and fourteen years in the peni
tertiary each, besides making a speech describing
he bad government we have in the city, and
conveying the idea that the whole of our NUM-
cipal organization, including the Police Depart
ment ITSELF has been in dilapidated condition
for some time past. No one has had fuller op-
portnnities Of becoming acquainted with these
facts than his Honor the Recorder, and it iswell
that be is beginning to wake up 70 them In this
as in most other things, we say better late than
never.
If the Recorder had only exhibited similar
disposition in carrying out the extreme measures
of the law against offenders when Mayor Wood
commenced his social reforms, we are satisfied
that something might have been effected before
this for the better administration Of justice.
The burglars Of the street undoubtedly deserve
the severest punishment they can get and the
Recorder has done his duty in at last giving it
to them; but the burglars of the gambling houses
are worse and more disastrous to society, and
they save hitherto managed to escape the meshes
of the law, owing to the extraordinary aud beau
tiful technicalities Of the reasoning which the
Recorder has discovered in our criminal statutes.
The spirit of firmness, sagacity aud decision ex-
hihited by Judge Russell during the first month
OF his term, has certainly had a wonderful effect
n waking up Recorder Smith.
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Operations Of the american Forces at Canton.
REIGN OF TERROR IN NAPLES.
Attempt to Assasslnatc an Archbishop Ia Italy,,
&C., &C., &c.

By AMMoAH PRINTING TnLBGRAra LINES, n Wall 81.
HALIFAX, Feb. IA. 1857.
The royal mall steamship Europa Captain Leitch, xr~
rived here at an early this Saturday morning.
Will be due n Boston on Sunday evening.
Enc lef, Liverpool Saturday the sst ut Her news
10 consequently three days later than that received By
the City O. Baltimore NJ New York.
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MESSAGE o. IRE GOVERNOR on CALIFORNIA -
The message Of the Governor of California.
which is cont,ined in the San Francisco pape. e
received By last mail, possesses more importance
than such documents do usually, nasmuch as II
refers to the two questions Of the Vigilance Com
mittee end the state debt The former affords
the Governor material for regret but be has
not word 10 say in blame OF the circumstances
which rendered II necessary for him TO make
elaborate allusion TO The latter.
This appears to be an error, though, perhaps
an error justiaable In Gov. johnson. In fact.
the Vigilance Couanitec and the unauthorized
bonds were homogeneous effects Of the same
set Of causes Both sprang from the
reeklessness and foolishness OF the people of
California. II was because they elected bad men
or allowed bad men 10 be elected TO Office that
the illegal bonds were issued; and the very same
reason placed the people in the dilemma between
anarchy and revolution, which they solved by re-
sorting to the Vigilance Committee. Posterity
will not concur with Governor johnson. we fear.
in bis censures Of the Vigilance Committee:
never was a revolution more necessary, more
energetically carried out, more rigbteously con-
summated, or more completely efaced when the
work was done. Nor will either past or present
generations applaud the silence with which Co
vernon johnson treats the authors of the unau-
thorized bonds If the Vigilance Committee
was censurable, how much more were they?
However, passing over bygones We. are glad
to see that Governor johnson, like every honest
man, wants to see the bonds paid, and proposes
practical ways OF paying them. Besides various
economies in the government, he proposes in
creased taxation d real and personal property
throughout the State, modification Of the
miners tax, an income tax, and stamp tax.
Some or all Of these suggestions are likely to be
adopted by the Legislature. The whole amount
to be provided for is after all only s3,264 $40,
which f. not ruinous sum for State which
exports fifty millions Of one article alone per
annaia. We haY, ~ fear .or California
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News from Tsmpsco-The Black Warrior

Aground.
NEW oRtsAss, Feb. Is, 1857.
Tho steamer Black warrior ID aground ncsr the Base
Her passengers have arrived up but ye, We have no,
TOT either Der mails or papers
Adviccs from Tsmpico Of the I'd Inst represent busi
ress there ~ completely sasssn, TINS nsurrent leader
Gnza had established his outposs within sight Of the
city and an assault was daily expected. The citizens
were Anxousiy looking for the arrival Of Gen. Msrenc
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Arrival OF the Europa at Boston.

BOsroN, y Oh. Is, 1877,
he steamship Europa arrived here at hsipsSs eight
O'Clock this evening and her mails will be forwarded In
The carly train 10 morrow morning, due In Now York
apoussP N. The papers contain nothing OF Interest cd
ditiopAi 70 the Halifax despatch.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


The london Norning Herald persists in Ito merits
Of attempted reconstruction OF the Cahiae. by in
fusion Of the Aberdeen party.
The London Pot, the government organ asserts that
the statements of the Herald unfounded apd thai
has gone bopeiessly mad.
II was, however, generally believectiat some such
construction was being negotiated among the party
The principal merchants Of Liverpool have presented
address 10 SIR ohm Mcneil and Col fgocn being the
Only acknowledgment yet given for their report upon the
Crmea mismanagemebt.
The first meeting Of the Mercantile Law Reform Con
ference took place London. Lord Erougham presided
and delegates from the principal cities attended. de-
putation wes appointed 10 cell upon Lord PAmersson
specting the Bankrupt laws TIE subjoos OF Trbural
Of Commerce vas referred to committee.
The working men Of London have formed emlgra.ior
companies on slArse acale, 10 Canada aud Australia.
The ticket OF leave convicts had held public meeting
in London on the cal Of Henry Mayhem. Toe meeting
WAS favorable 10 tickets OF leave bsiog good only In the
colonies.
All tho prisoners II tie OF the mntny On
board tho ship Bcgcrt have been hberad except Camp
bell, the second mas, who Is held On the charge or
shooiing.
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ITALY.

From Naples accounts are dcplor.oe. Tsryo, reigos
throughout the capital and kingdom. Arrsis continue
ncessansly. priest has attempted 10 assas,tusse the
Arcbbishop Of Maers while he giving bis oeps tc
ton 70 The people. The Archbishop paed, and
Canon, who attempted 70 protect him. WAS sno. dead
by the ASSASSIN.