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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
DESIGNS OF TIE ALLIES

The following r. litter irUm Piedmont said N be
with D, I"sn no i 10 . sitl'n 10 kno~ What
6vFr cea be keovr, asd who Is a sin ere Utah a
pITot;
Nothing is known my dear friend no. only does
one prhi, " even write. bss ole even spesss-
irtais sad tiEs oa.I Be to De- assaaIis " the aruY
80 20 tslk viva ofhcers and But n Cdrih the
esdsn Inv u silence Is Obsy,d ~ the letter aud the
e1sgceia'or Of sytsry Imposed by the GoyerLmen' Is
respected that assnF-ay the present moment VIII Of
iseli furnish Sw details tor is history Oriers
gwen 10 our othsers "a 10 the French, 20 ire
hcue no details Of she way. We chiefly occupied
lir1u6rt ia hunirg spies; peopte sre IMPRISONED
al every uioueHt. | could tell yOs OF Bishops aad
supe,iu Officers an--t-i. II h,s 5ccpd,~ sort of
civic virtue (" ignore all THAI i passing; and II any de-
re to be informed tske- hoH Of YOU. you turned
round upcn sNpicIor, &c. and tuose around you say
How odd yrH should be e-srious. Sot journalist
sponaeGt OF usn capssie Of WHITING line, hss
ben allowed Fhbin shot rage Of our army | am
grieved to ayo~ il bnt mas, do 80: the Aistnans
are ia This respect, the only liberals. 4 this proof
Of ,'iengil cvnirss watch al. describe here with
dis,rust and trembling"
After -ome private details the letter goes on thus:
8 The ulerior object is-and here they right
TO form, at all events the nucleus ot ialiau army;
20 tia, later, when Frsic may be called elsewhere,
W. may be- able 10 defend and keep the territory res
cued for rs. We must be abe to count Noon at Least
80 Gee pure iialian troops winch nave ~ doubt we
- al have fo the pe-eLt, repeat. darkness Is the
,rcci Of the day rs to CaSour, 10 aai talk with
hin now, You would fancy Conspiracy, and not ma
iionsl var, what he was engaged in 10 is reay
Ia condeu i0r high treason shO-yer seeks 10 " well
irfrm.d; 10 win favur with him Won must be con
tent TO obey blbdly, and live IL ignorance. Tie Due
de Chartrrs for iuytarcs, got "a order one oight
late to iuin his corps next m0rniug. without any
poss1Jle purDu-e beng served by all this secrecy
which uty hep to produce confusion, al goes 90
il this way IL Is elvdrauatic AMI absurd, far.
uf this i Dot originate by us it l. ordered by
slles. Three s0vereiguties are at stake 10 thu
al: the French Empire, the Sandman thr0ue, aud
the krg dom Of E,rsns tbs formation whereof, ia Ia
vot of Prince Napoleon presume You have OWNED
The fret hing To- do fer the latter will be to prevent
dlsOig ariratiOn IN what whs the ducal army.
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necessity Of h"iirg the Dosstion ~ aow ooeup Go a.
Co a. frOn wh-uce Re has secce,d-i N ekpeH'hs 'ne
Ausirians. There can be no doubt this. t movetee!
n'' sea- G-y o'nprousts the kust1ss IA "a IN 'o''
PIE en' Inc but have strong bee, that .the aus
tsans are uaaneuvsring, and DO nor tnienf - Sa-' -
e-s the p~i'ors th-y have been rvc-1t,y q 1sen
from ana have heard /, sisted th.t -ympss,sns
cemons atop al VOC hers on ce part a toe Austria Is
aye maifestirg themselves.
Il bas be-l ssd toa lbeTe j. army ike the Brit
IL ;or the cDnsuIavton II beef bu, # one may jise
ty The Lunerucs drvvss ~ baIoeks destined to stnner
swsy th'i sire 9Th in The military u, ~ fen tsa' are
necessarily driven in by lSr cry looking FLOWS, the
sppIcaiiOr Of the libel uisy ny .stIa ION De fs;ry
Ies-istd. At any rate tie cos-unptson If stock ~
I'll. trebch sruy j. enormous. crd have heard u
roUg' y et that within tie rs Of twenty mies
fVm here -toI h--d Of cattie daily ssi their graves
beneath tue Ss!sbe.is Of tie PFsucoital.a troo2s,
al Which certainly seems rather ws.tefui eXpesi
ture Of the resources of ihe country.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, JCrs }, 1859.
The Daily Ne'rs says that arrangements 10 prog
re-- v 6ch aill facilitate the united ani vigorous
ton Of che Liberal party he whole Ia thc gr-.t
bou,e foreign questions q; neutrality and -torn the
present Ministry howe repeatedly, bath " word AMI
deed followed COW icObs AT War with those which the
natl, has unanimously expected, and TIE 0nily News
lays may safely predict that in few day, she coun
try viii have Government which, Instead " crying ~
delude 1t by covert Manifestations Of anti, national
syn pcih.,s al elm-. vi" spontaneously aud .auhiuly
rtf-ct the national will.
The Times asks Of the Liberal chiefs, IL they are
succ.ssiul IN their stienIBt to upset the cabinet,
whether they reckon with certainty on prospect
shle majority in support Of vote OF 10 crnt!ence,
what they ars preysr d to do With the majOuw OBJ
tsired end whe Der IN the event of their accepting
flee with sucb Government A. l. likely 10 be con
o, sed under existing circumstances, tuey Will have
ore vitality ana buoy ancy than ney had yss1 ago,
when they al 20 To 10 more supporter, than now
None Of The morning psp'rs copy the p,rAgraRh 10
Tie Gi0Je respecting the ruIDvred probable Ie'sna-
tiou of The Duke al Cambridge.
Tie Admiralty bns authorized gratuiiies ot lN- and
2tf To persrns bridging shipwught, caulker sea-
man TO the Roy al Dock yard.
The LoadOH Times says that so far from the pres
ert lut o money here e.ng Indication OF aeoce
Ii the strongest proof that could BE- afforded 70 he
contrary.
The discsun. houses and oiIt-stock banks ass food
ed With mob-y simply because the trades ot tse cOnD
Try CSsirs future political possibilities a. wish to de-
posit tie r resource. to have them witnin oaA
A check has been paH at the Back of Engar from
wbick all but the signature OF the drawer erased
bv a chemical process aud larger sum substituted
Tor the original amount.
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boz. The mritis had been embodiea and ss daily
drilled Several boxes Of onns IN root. FOR UrqnizA
bod tt" been seized. Tue people weru united ana
Ep enthusiasm IN support Of the Govern leh. e
IL bey.
The Governor Of the Province Of Santa re .had L.
sued the follosirg:
PRocLAmAT1Os.
The Brssdier Genera Of ,b ns.ou Governor ofthe
Argentine Clsees The Republic h. sehs 9ns OF IT, ~
all s Children TO the es Of May and he 'hiear 'd
Santa You who are siw.y. intrepid fad yourselves
the vanguard of b- e'.nts = ,h~ RePabio you.
ns G nos S Ss' 81 Your forces to cs 10 ,h %
81 family @~eous sssr bn"' AYR 700 hhaly,
ho kavs io., re5 The bnorab'> confidence Of ne Frs,
asgs S s'Sp ens T T , s5 S Si
ftu1,-y~u yon'ly.s douby b'ued by hsh prod IL
r.r ,-,- 700 that grow proud when sharing yp1r .-ntf
s.,. rvuen,b- that your h-ao. win you
tb~ R~pubiic You sn " me and /; .uff aes
Hasten sud TED the CHE. msssi- O th- Republic that you
ssfol Pr vince IL s.nt. ~ o. hin toe eotase - ali b-r
s.o who ~ Re. :. .,~ ".n q tns l~1, ,i%.. from
kopr JUAN PABLO LOPEZ
by the arrival Of the bark Ann Eliza ,etb from Ro-
f..sed y" Bu.no" Are Sny fers was c"n1ousi
firing of guns, aud he suppO-rd it TO BIZ bate be-
five the Paragraphs G6d the Baenos Ayreaos a.
when he left Rosario Il HIT WA given him to that
effect Capt Nurgfaye is undoubtedly wrong Tbs
firing probably caused ny the military exercises Of
the National Guard who, learn from the Tribnna
II April 80 were to have field day At that time
There PaTaguayan forces anywhere near
Buspos Ayfes.
A decree bed been Issued by the Government Of
Buenos Ayres forbiddipg the expectation Of horses
mares or mules, as articles If war which may be
guired by The St-to.
Gen Juan c. M"yauo, Governor Of the Province Of
Mead, ga died about undp gt March % IN a fit of
npopexy which the uncertain state Of aft ire there
yrevslrnt was an occurrence little calculated tn sothe
the public mind. Al the same time TIE cty was nun
dated by deli e Of water from the Crdler.- which
fee tune toroed the streets into cOurses: but
although several houses flooded, serious acct
xlept took place.
10 the AgeuLe ratiun had rendered bus rerlg
ration to Geb Cass Mr Ysncey has ooly been oat
fhere about eight mouths and l. very popular He H.
however utterly disguised and nnxioio TO return home
On account Of private busnes-.
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MOVEMENTS AT ALESsANDRIA.
Correspondence OF Tie LONDON Star.

CcireslouCeuct OF lie LsoLeSn Sto4'
ALEssAsDRIA, N4y29.
Tb;s morning on going 10 the railsGs station, /
learned that uo passer ger trslns would run oeween
he re ana Casblr as lie line had been vhid'iy HAeu
up by the military authorities Tor the uah'Pol' %
,rots and rnGcri 10 the front. This has delayed IL!
rroIo-ed i"urn,y 10 tie SartIniaE headquarters,
roairfemps which has proved rather beuehc"l
than Otherwise, my forced ga! IL Ai1>sao'
o,,x has brought ne TITO contact with some
scuusipianc- | made among French onicer'
while al Constaiituofle. Tie geIi-iieh ~,
lud- 10 be ong 10 tue Chasreurs dAulgur, anu
| have JASON 10 believe that the Chance reb-
counter Of 10 dsy vi! 20 iuiAei 10 le,P 1e 1"n ny ~
t.rvIew with Marshal valiant which Gle-tloaed IL
nv last, This meeting the means ot pfucGhDS
us, lntoductVbs 10 some officers u hIsh f"tk' WHO
expre ss.d great Willingness to assist nay views, ana
have hopes that have trodden q. und " soLi' pui
1o,e wl,h TO correct en- error III my last. nrH-
ioued that the Dragons dc llrpera;ce were ~
sshers strupg. | have since learned that they can
brig forssId l,ltG ni6n IN charge, ard tnHi ne
Guicvs, stated ~ be so suong, lave IL elective
strength OF 80. - ooo i,
rrsveeu low ard next Tuesday 5000 %cronA
,,uus ar- to be placed Ia the positions between As
.sralia and Casale, and "og cts ere ME TEE, the
torusrd movements vii most probably e1l4naie nun
the vicinity of Mortara-
k;uo, that are brought sp HVn Genoa aIl'~' noun.
N fact the lteuu Oti,es Keep up Ole lleeAseL1
frt,n morning Ia night, AID even the HOu3s us--4' "
voted 10 reuose are broken II upon oy Inc urgency
The s,uice: fatigue parties 81 sodiefs renew e9oA
otl .r AZ re. uar intervals, di-chsr-ng NE "asoI-
- - 80 of warlke rsG'crI,l incuniber the
snuroacbes TO the STATION. l. Is evident the Eh.
~ i DETERMINED 10 have bis army efficient az
Ell POINTS before opening the campaign. l am more
than ever iichI.d 10 think thai be VIII DC suon
rr,psred 10 strike q heavy blow e. lns eleuI,.
au strengthened in this idea by the has'y mahneI
in which eeinents are sent of to JOIN theI seVsra'
aiX,,,p,. The Guides left ihis morning. lRe N
prerss Drsgoous only TO be allowed suniesl N
70 res, tb, horses and the Chas>eurs Ainqse SAT
this eyerug. - ..i
Garbaldi ard his gallant achievements are lac uoi.
ysrs,l then aid 10 him sud his volunteer ocl0n
The merit of FIST having planted foo: IN Loaie 40
/. Iii repo,ttd TO be On Is rad 70 ~ E','-
80 Mi,arv uneu attach much importance to Inc
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are strongly guarded b. Ciahnis ssd Daranio's d.
vislons The Ausrisns, who sfnc- tie beginning %
lhr week have rftsei from yerre,E are INV n p.,
se-,i,n Of The whole a the len bank Of the Ss.iN
They IRE s'rof ry er;r nched in Nnvara Morsra Car
.src" Ir'bolo, MezzsSa PaviA, Belginjoso. San Co
lcr baro aid fIaceuzr, 9th boat hridge the Pc
a. Is stella: The command Of Novsrs aud M"rtara
Use d. VOWED upon Gen. Zbe who is tn be Of the
7tb Aus3an corp. dAyT6e. This general Of tse
Oet rue, ,Iuconsuls Of Fra-cis Joseph. I. was be
VITO IL Nay 1oi' shot 10 prisoners of war IN Treato
without ,ry gard to humanity and aw. Since rucs-
day last bas sd red the town NoyaTs to be shu;
Up, std notody j. allowed to go eHt.
An Gmu,ing doe was reported 70 me yesterday.
wlhIe at Turn. Since the brginulcg Of The no.tn.
humber of letter. sddl rsed I" Austrian ocs reached
our general Po-t-Ofice. Almost al Of them came
from GerInsny: and Io doubt, the writers expected
thst theJ would be eAosty delivered. Tbs sapT-
that the AushiaTS thought they would es-ly r-4ch
TIE capital ~ Iiedncit SrEne dsy- hsvieg ei,psei
without the arrival q Gen. CyEls-, the Po-'-0ffioe
Director made report 10 the S,Iasr Gf tire fntsip-
sskUg iii what be ought 10 4, With tie letters
ConM Cavouf. who il B"blemsn in the street sgnif
salon 81 This En- lsh word Dispatched AL the Letters
u BarCn Brrsset lie -, Simon, tie Prnssisn Minister
al tie SaIdibisn Court. As thi> geri -uian, -nc-
1871 has Rod tre protection IF Austrian Interests and
uti.tts in Piedmont, Count Cavour wrote the fellow
Inr witty letter:
No-ssr l. s-r"rT1- -te-, t,-e th= hon-,
eners ps~', wihut he oh,efs 10 whom ty a1dr- I'D
hsvils .kd fr then. - I-risD tbry g-uirrs-G hsy
lever ." sirs IL T.n = o. bsv- then wl-'- tL,
are ! have the bouer BE ct Jo1f Eto-.i-ncy, 81 -
No pew~ from oyr extreme righ. to-day. The roar
Of Grri.ry hiss been heard n the direction ef Neceh
and Vslai ga, and all indicates ia II the zl.ssl
ale on the eve OF attacking the Austrian lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
THE EAST.

MARsELLgs Juue l.-Letters have been received
fro,. Coz ople To the 5'h May. The GTsni
Dske Constantine u expected here to-moTos. Tue
Sultan has held a rtvi.w Of - 0O0 soldiers aud the
reserve will be in nedstely despstched TO Rounelia
The Porte will seId troops ADD ships Ia albania.
1900 Seyians with artillery, have d' par;ed "a yeei
force thel Mou,et egr,ns. Prince Milo'h gnore~ this
tact bu, attitude II the s@rvians inspires fear
Letters ala, sss. n that the Porte abont nd
four sLips E ur ingat.s aho two ave. To toe Adrl-
aic. undtr The command Of Mohaunied Pa-hs, VIII" m
certain eusTgercIss would exercise bis Command un.
der the orders English admiral. TIE g-rrs0n Of
the fortress Of Belgrade has been reinforced Omer
Pasha remains at BagGsd, being detained there IN
consequence ofthe threatening attitude Of Persia.
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THE FEELING IN PARlS.
Csrrespsudence of TIE Loneou Star.

Lolrefpendfnce OF LlucOu oer
PARIS, May ~, 1859.
There certainly growing disposition here tn think
that al - not doue that might b.. and tua. the Emp
rcr Louis Napoleon is not likely to th'ow hi, urcvs
repuieti,n military COMMANDER into The sh ste.
It would be difficult say upon what precise facts this
feeling Is based but you know, in tbs respect, how
instii stve bow feminine in its irraon, y Is public
opinion. The Paii-iaus have somehow taaea to re-
Ia. nteIng ihst Bvnspsr'es first great Italian cam
psgn was an a.r Of forty day., nearly each Ell which
was marked by triumph: and toeyw II not consent to
accent either the second eitiOn If Monte beo
Csrihnldis successes, an equivalent. As 10 Gid-
bsdi find was quite rig in Informing yoa OF toe
stIopp oe-re there was to get bin ont Of the way
snd ~ 81 bark him 10 IN all revoutionz'ng cam
pagu If his owr. His troops ant the Freuch dd any
IhiI Y but get Oh haru ohiOu-y together; AMI as al
Italian patriot obser we'd 20 here yesterday neither
" ~ lie two i,fge's that the chief title 10 renOsu at
" Gar bald is having Uerciessy beaten the FreLch
upon three or tour occasions durlng the siege of
Rome"
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PRUSSIA.

DFRLIs June IA Government announcement has
-.p II sde This day. stating TIE ntHions under which
he uf.inl ordered Prlesn loan at five FER cent
to he i,sur4 TIE issue /. 10 be ase IN coupons at
!s.im NJ to coo tha n. The p.ymest Of toe interest
- he hafyea,y. and The redemption Of the dect To-
c,n m. nee from 1863 by the paymen; Ut one per cent
Der aulum R-dnc,iru of the interest j. to take S
before 1870 The subscriptions 10 be received from he
CTR Ia the llth uf June.
n case the subscriptions should e,eced $4,000 900
thaeIs these above go thsrrs are To be prop rtIon
siely Allotted subscriptions IL post ut 10 per
C, u mus, be made by the Sh of JAY 20 per cent 81
the I'D of Augu-t - per cent by the Sh OF October.
ej pc. cent subscribers viii receive 100 rW cent.
til psue being per cent incres! from last OF July,
$50
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FIRES.
yIREHyvTY.ssyEsTs STREET.


Yesterday AFTERNOON. about 81 O'Clock, q 6ss hsoks
cat 10 building 10 FIfty seventh stie-t Bfvat
way, occupied by Harley Mcneil & Co. a. m.na-
fscinry. Ia consequencs a tn, lnIgc qan'ty Of 10
fan noble material about the premises, the htnes
spread with great rspidy and before they could Be
eltius ui.bed building and con'eofs ~ss entirely
Destroyed. Lore OF Mcneil & Co., nboz. u 80. Ne
insurance. The building owned by 4. a. e. Pod-
ion, and valued at $sJJ Uninsured. The nre VS.
al. TeruA o. accident.
FIRE N c.RYISE sTRyST-AccfDEsI 10 fvsssh-
Last evening At % click fire VccureS IN ths dry
god. sior. II HGffnsn & LppI.o, No. III C-rniso
street il cons quence II -oln, light fabne 70 the -ho~
window b.irg blown sgsint the lighted gas bsroer..
The flames communicated With The hght goods hung
aboai the or abd b-lvre To. 6reiiSsn arrived the
rl,re VA in bszs The stock ga ds Bagei u the
snonut II $3.50 by fire ard yat"r. Insured 10 the
Wa,bil ton and PbGeiI Insurance Companies Tho
DO ltiI va, damaged ~ the amount VI 30.
A boy II years II age, n~ned John Feltoo, vas run
over IN Blocker stree, by Hob abd Laider No. 2.
He had bold e th. rope, aEf slipped, WHEN The wheels
uassed over bic b.ad aod sbogsiers, njuring him
.riou,y ths d-en,e1 pTodeu, to send hire ~ tn.
Ho-ui e. Felt q resided with his parents al No. Ia
Ws-t Sixteenth street.
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THE GAR AND THE EMPEROR
Core. popd,Iee Ct The LoLdon Star

PARIS, May %.
A private correspondence is kept up between the
Emperor Napoleon ILL., aud the Car Ga WedDes
"a, laet the second letter dispatched to ST. Pc
t,rsburr irtru-ted 10 m aide. camp in whom
thAu nssal cd fdence is rep"sed You sal welt 10
w,,ch the doug~ Of be Grspd-Dube Const aatne in
the East in Greece. Toe Pays says that al al
Guet liver AT Athens To toe brother uf the Gar two
toast- u-r- hailed with "lfenzicd euihu-ia,u." One
was "To the succcss 81 the FraLcoIfslisn Army"
the other wss, "TO the Franco Eusssa Alliance
At tie ssus tine ! am bound Ia say tea.
know, from the very best authority, that con''d
sble surprise is felt az ~. Petersburg at the say
in which The Aus'riafs bridging up corps
st.r cops to their nee aed al lhs delay. Of the
trerch army. | am quite csItsin Of tn follow NJ
woros having been spok by the Czar A. xa,der Ia
week: 81 ould not have b.lisvrd Austria was 90
strong: the may be nu ;h longer one than was
"thCu.ht.'
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SWITZERLAND.

letter iroJ Eerre Of the 18th oil, states 'hs, COZ
,'idersbe eIceneut has been lately csnse in S~tzer-
Ia by ~ exiIsoroiuay proposition pat sorta by the
Arl surg GG;,t.c. Th,t jvu'ual suggests t,a Aus
tn. s,tou.i oocrry t-s SIX s"uh s. er, csu,ons "
eri, 1. uie the defe, g. ( S'nh.rB Germany .ud
Au,tn.s bi tee yo~ssslon # the strategical hus
fr, m TIE ais az Zsrch to the ricn.. " Sal
"ccurs >" Ss the wiser - wonld never oa al' 81;
" ter slb"ugh TIE G-rnsn shd the French or ot'
Cd he ci.id-o in Their -pis u ON or sn ql-- ni
" II in'eInsi policy vt they WIZ al h uDsn'f oi'
"in ;ak' ~ sru,s rather rssn AUoS ;orcsO PouN
so touch cOyrer Of TIE Sw;ss sou.
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GERMANY.
Corr-v>orde1-- o. he Manchester GuI-!iAa-

LovDrr~ Msy ,.
l believe thxt the Rhine for tie nom.ue a.trst
u>se fetal attention th-n the Ticsno TIE teasise
eerIIsn op,nC- Is represented S1trefne All the
. 81 tire rrb-- amy living ~ fdRSTr have
bee, oreS,G 10 provide for the "daoD cftaeir
wives and other domestic ivpd'7cE<G 50 ~ BE-
resdf to move al = moueuts notice. Tbs fs.,ra
from she wife Of an cf'c.r Of the Royal CuNi Ed
elstvoman Who bzs recently srrivsJ here froU sr,-
dam. | believe Prussia is st-sluing every nerve to
keep ne pea-e. Bus her diplomsiiss t-"k gra,eh
ouesoassi rs the r-obahil'y OF her bring able 20
keep her hold os the leach much longer; the " dogs II
war arosuuggsg so fu.sously TO be loose.
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EU RO p E.
BY the City of Manchester aBd Europa.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
INTERESTING DETAILS.

The screw. steamship City Of Manchester arrived
yesterday morning, with Liverpool ani LoedOn dates
fs the Sd and Cork to the 4b int. Her news bad
been mainly anticipated by the Europa at Halifax
yesterday, the mails by which reached US at III
O'Clock this morning. Our dispatches covered the
mere important advices which had come from Sar-
DIME by telegraph only, but we fad much that is of
interest.
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TIKI Kansas CoSsrIrrrIosaL ELEcrfos.-Tte 81.
JcsspS W,st has returns from Leavebworth aud DDni-
phsn Counties, Kama from which it appears that tha
Democrats elected their deleg ,tes to the Coos,t
e. C2nyel,ion, except, possibly, one in the latter
county. Tie Leoveswoyth T,mes charges groa
frauds AID Illegal voting in that city and county.
fghi occurred in the City of Atchson daring the prog
res Of the election.
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the Semrerins. sadly depressed and Is oooriess
A. Idly.
There has ben s marked improvement on 'Chaage
sIcs Il puhlicsiou OF G. uut G. uiais rcp"t Of The
hsst.e 81 Nouieheu". T,e r,;e Of Usage on Lou
d0u tss fallen full per ceSt