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The California Overland Mail.

SPRINGFIELD, No., Monday, June III, 1850.
The following additional items of news were fur
nshed by the San Francisco papers of May ~ and u
Sandwich Island dates are to the I'd Of May. The
following whalers had arrived al Honolulu from
the California coast: Victoria with 500 bbls. of oil
Antilla $50 hbs.; Canal 440 bbls: Aloha, 700 bbls
Harmony, 500 bbs.; Oahu, GOO bbls. The Cynthia.
when last heard from, had GOO bills, but sbo would
cruise durDg the Summer for sperm whales, and re-
turn TO Honolulu in November. But few whalers re-
manned in Honolulu, all having left for cruising grounds.
The Isabea and Abrsm Baker of the New-Zealand
feet had arrived and report that vessels have done
poorly.
The ship Washington Aston, 305 days from Boston,
arrived at Honolulu April %. The Alsan lsf at Post
Stanley, the bark Florence OF New-lork, for San
Francisco.
The repairing clipper Charles Phelps arrived from
New-London April Is. =.
The shin Syren sailed for New-Dedford and Boston,
April "a with s417 gallons sperm OIL l2l ~ gallons
whale oil and SO, sos pounds OF bone.
Capt f. b. Hooper of Salem, Mass, died at Homo
lulu on the 2Sth of April.
Exchange on the United States at Honolulu was !
per cent premium.
DISPATCHES from Virginia City state that 100 stand of
arms bad reached that city, TO be used IN the war with
the Indians. ,
A volunteer force of 800 men had been organized
under the command Of Capt. Thomas ID. Jones who,
at the suggestion Of Judge Cradlebaugh had issued
notice requesting the citizens Of Virginia City, Genoa
Carson City, and other points, to assemble to consider
the proprey of appointing delegates TO meet at Carson
City TO fern Provisional Government Tor the western
portion of Utah Territory.
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
From Our Own Reporter.

From Our Own Reporter.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, june ii, 1860.
THE SORROWS OF TOMMY.
Tommy, heretofore the most lght-hearted and the
meriest Of all the gay tempered Japanese, has come
to grief. Once he sought always the excitements of
the liveliest society now he goes much alone, and
pines steadily. The same sorrow which distracted
Werter, and consumed Romeo, and FRUSTRATED Pyramus,
has touched the susceptible heart Of the youthful
japanese lie Ia at present the victim Of hopeless
passion. In Washington he suffered love. The daz.
zliug Venuses Of Wizards narveed at the cold in-
difference Of their Oriental Adonis. But it was not
Indifference, it was little girl dressed in blue, with
very red cheeks and very brown hair that rendered
him go persistepty insenibe to their devices. Where
Tommy first encountered the fair young stranger no
person has discovered; but it is popularity believed
that they met by chance the usual way, else that
twas in crowd, or something Of that sort.
II is known, however, that the blue maiden used to
walk daily upon Fourteenth street, before the apart
ment Of Tommy, beaming at him through the window
panes, until forsaking his studies he would assa the
guardian of the door with vehement entreaes for her
admission, which, for while, he did not succeed III
securing At length, day. collecting courage, he
blushingy petitioned Capt Porter the subject who
yielded free consent to his demand. Then Tommy,
radiant with delight brought in his chosen chsrmer'
presented her with imposing dignity to the best among
his friends, and, establishing himself by her side
marched proudly through the Japanese quarters quite
an unnecessary number oftimss. Day after day these
brief meetings were repeated to Tommys rarest salts.
faction, Notwithstanding the occasional derisions Oh
Of his comrades After very little time the SEN
timents Of the juvenile twain were manifested in inter
changes Of daguerreotypss and kindred gifts, their al
fec,icps growing al the WHILE until like the red rose
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Markets.

BALTIMORE June lI-FLoUR dull no sales WHEAT dun
Red ~ X04l IS; White, ~ asa ~ 60. CoRs dul Vel;
low 7Ca7le White 72a7ic Provisions arm snd unchSnsso
in plices WHISKY, 2lc u,., h..
demsnd no change note In quotations WHEAT opened
with good inquiry. On receipt 0! Newly OK cispatcn
Anil ard heavy; seles 200 bushe White Ohio 1T 90 CORN
active and advanced early In the day but close
shade weaker sales 10000 bushels at 53d &c. Toledo 20
Unsonnd Illinois; 55d55ic Sound do OATS nominal 'Sc
caSsi FFyIeaIs firm; 4oc Fonr; lltc on Wheat; lc
IN Com 10 Newly LAKE IsFoKTs 5No b6s -Four iV"
bnsb Wbest; ls OOo bush. Corn; 1900 bush Data
AIR,sy lime Il-FLOuRThe demand not actye prices IN
cbsnssd sales 200 bbs No sales OF WHZAr CoRs advanced
Ds The morning sac offered and &c asked Some sell
,ong 900 Prime Western Mixed sold for 6c part 81 boston
depot In the afternoon 900 do at ESQ., and msriet closed nm
A. outside figure Unchanged sales no pusn et &c
Canada Es, ard 4ld4tc for ate. WHISKY sales Of % oo
* 91c and bb at 2tc. The new clip Of WOOL onns'
the street 2ad4oc. ..... r.. $50.
oswyGo june I-FLorR unchanged at *s6*s Is for com,
on n, extra State: Sc I2i SO o1t for extra Canadian ana
SO 5q a. for double City brands WHEAT he
Ia &c above the views Of buyer sales 5000 bush he
an on private CORs In good demand and the 10
better; Gales 800 bush Indiana OF DC 9oo 90 AZ
aoa ~ at &c. and l2 500 Illinois Of ssc otner UTAH
CassI FREieHrs firm 2s Flour: 7c Whest 6c nS
Corn 10 NewYoTk LAKE EXPORTS; $50 bbs flour 80
tu,b Wheat. log 200 Com 900 Oats ooo Barley L.y r.
C.xAt FxpoIrs 600 Dbl. Flour $500 bn'h ns 49,, o.,
Corn 200 Oats a,coO Rye $50 Peas ShfPea " ''''
2 40 bbls Flour. =. L. I lno h.lss A.
INV ORIEAss June CoTIoy saes 10 so ns &C,
irregular prices. We quote hiddling 81 uaiis o. III.
steady Haze Flour very dull at eaStc LD m nm
advanced ic sales at 3c FKEidHTs and EAohAS'- u'
altered . . -, ,-..,,,r. ssr,.na orl,
CSoIssArr June 1l-FIorR-prices irregular dernsn' 'n'
10, The home trade. WEEKLY, i7ic. PRoyIsIoSs nm
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SERIOUS DIS TJIRBANCE AT Elm PARK
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED-EIGHT PER-


SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED-EIGIT PER-
SONS ARRESTED.
Last night at 1oi o'clock as the partcipators in the
German festival at Elm Park were leaving the ground
they were attacked by party of rowdes, and several
persons were severely beaten and otherwise injured
Louis Meyer and bis wife were carried to their homes
insensibe.
The police coon on hond, and, after desperate
conflict with the outlaws apprehended eight Of the
gang, whom they locked up in the Twenty-thirh Ward
Station House.
Several other persons beside Meyer and his wife were
badly injured but, owing to the confusion no definite
particulars could be ascerained.
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We are panied to learn that Judge William Kent
who went South in the Winter with the hope Of i'm
proved health has returned to his residence in Fish
kill, in condition which occasions anxiety and appre-
tensions TO bis family and friends.
The Republicans Of Indiana have made the follow
ing nominations for Congress- Iyth District, George
w. Julian; With District, A. G. Porter; With Dis
trics, Issac A. Rice; XIth District, J. p. c. Hanks.
The Democrats have nominated In two districts az
follows: Ist District, John Law; XIth District A.
bury Steele.
Gov. Seward returned to Washington yesterday
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uo,rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ peale was appointed member OF the Coniiilteo
an Indian Affairs to fill the vacancy oEcasoneu >! J
death of Mr.. Burroughs, and MI hail Oh 'V"O' '-A
Canals. ~ 81 tho public
Mr. Blair was appointed member OF tne u''i'
Lands Committee in the place OF MT. barrett. ,,,;o,
Nj SHERMAN REP, Ohio Offered Ge ,Ss gsn
reoulstD0 the calling for reports, ana giving "' o.
ersI appropriation bills the preference. . ~, Tho
NJ fRRANCH Dem, n. c. opposed ~ on ,n
,ro.d thai 4, would enable the Pacihc haitoao on
soain 10 be brought forward involving INC oon'"'"P
ti1n Of additional time
The resolution was adopted; =. H. con,,o;,,ae
Mr. NIBLACK Dem, Ind), from the Commt,sdc
on Patents reported the Senate Dill, WIN an anenu
mept for the amendment OF we 6a'en, NY ,s ron.
AZ ON motion of Mr.. HOARD REP, n; III us Con,
.;Sera,;on Was postponed till the second wednesday
% M ASHMORE Dem, s. C.l, from the Mileage
Committee made an adverse ,ePor.. Oh of
70 il, repeating the ACT feSVuA'i"e VI" va
'is Mr 1HATT0Y rs. Am, Tennl, from the Commit
tes on Expenditures in the Navy Department, ie
po,4ed back the resolutions referred 20 'he
\, TeSynsrv Last and recommended their passage.
The resolutions declare that the secretary OF ei9
Navy has with the sanction Of the PRESIDENT aouseJ
hv discretionary power III the ssiee''ou ~ -
agent end for the purchase OF iaei s iOr "e for i've
OAK timber was in violation of law that tbS ols,
tribution Of the patronage Of the Navy sa IA'
among Members OF Congress is destructive OF aas
ei,iine and injurious TO the public service; tnaI
me President and Secretary OF the Navy in considering
,he sty relations OF bidders and the effect of award
inc eontracs pending elections are deserving OF the
es,a,;nn ~ this House; that Daniel Is. Martin, a
smber OF the Board of Engineers, to report on pro-
rssls for conruction Of machinery be being person
slly Interested therein, IL hereby censured BY this
Mr.. BOCOCK Dem, Val ssid these resolutions
were reported last Congress by the minority o. oe
leet Committee since which time no saaticnaI tesn
nOny mas been taken, and he was sure Dut lew mem
ssr OF this House had read the evidence then taken
covering thousand pages and submitted whether IL
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THE TURF.

CrSrRYyILLE COURSE L. I.-TRcTTTSG.--Monday,
June II, 1860 Match $2Oo0-,nile heats, best ms,
to wagons:
Psssr b g Rationale ea iss e.,
j. N'dins TO- Iim Ned S. ISL asa
Betting was 500 to 5000 on the winner. he won
easily.
USlos COURSE, L. 1.-The great match between
Flora Temple and Patchen comes OF to-day. Much
excitement has arisen in regard to this match and
although many turf men express themselves doubtful
of the ability Of Flora to beat Patchen few willing
to back their opinions substantially It Is expected
that they viii trot the fastest two miles on record.
Florss mort remarkable heat Of minutes and SOL
seconds two mile, in harness. Is the fastest on
record.
FASHION Course, L. L-Runniag.-The Spring
meeting commences June II, 1850, with three races.
First-Slasher and Congaree, two mile heats, for
o. 500; Prophet Starbeam, Panhire, and Travatore,
two mile heats, for 81 900; Camanthus, Peg Tom,
Cora, and Aurora mile heats, for 5000. The track Il
under the supervision Of that admirable caterer Heary
Cotton.
UNION Course, L. I-TRoTrIso.-Monday, jana
ll.Match, $780, mile heats best in 5, in hasaess;
wa S'i'' Sis si ,s:ss
The winner was the favorits, 800 to go.
CxsrREynLE CoUssr, L. I.-TRorrlSe. June 8,
Match, 81 900, three-mile heats, to waS ana.
ID. ncMsnn'bs Burlington. syssrs, ) Go
ryes.Sss:: xSi;i.l iy.;i :; 49,, .pnwa
hh, r........................... 49,
THH FIvr-Mnr MATCH FOR <soo An THE On n
PioSsHsr.-In the exciting r "a hs,,-s., ,h,.. ..I.
braed pedestrians, John q .rudsll Of Nsv.York AN,
:. 49,, " Dvo", ." he above sum Of money owe
sn' .h"n S0"iS'' IL L.. June H. 0rindell receive,
forfeit '''>''
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The Richmond Convention.

RICHMOND, Monday, June III, 1901.
The Convention assembled at noon.
Gov. Lubbuck of Texas was called to the chair and
returned tbanks. He deemed his selection compli.
men to his State lie trusted they had assembled for
strumpb Of principles, and not for plumber and that
If their principles are repudated they will 60 before
the country the true Democratic party, with their
principles emblazored on their banner.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. MIR. Burroughs.
The States were called.
Eew-York responded amid immense applause. A
bet OF delegates appointed by the trustees Of the Ma
tional Democratic Hall Of the State Of New-York was
handed in ar follows:
GS E K e Isaac sxrsnes James Bsg;s
Bean Alfred W. Gilbert John LOrner Graham, and John b.
TIE delegate who presented the credentials is Thad-
deus p. Mott who il here the alternate Of the Hon.
Gideon j. Tucker who is detained by serious illness.
Tie said that time did not permit the calling of State
Convention together but he assured by the Presi-
dent that fifteen of the sixteen members of the Com
mttee approved of the delegation, and desired that
they should represent the State in the Richmond Con-
vention.
The credentials are certified to by Samuel B. VIII
liame Chairman of the Trustees Of the National Hail.
William Basil Lawrence, for the Chairman of the
Executive Committee; Thaddeus p. Mott, Chairman
of the Association; VIM. Dudley Bean, Secretary of
the Trustees; James b. Bense Chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee and j. Lawrence, Secretary of the
Association.
The presentation created quito stir and much sur
prise 1t is supposed to be move in favor of Dick
infon.
New-York members of the press do not understand
the movement.
One delegate ia Myers Fisher, from Virginia.
An the seeding States are represented but Delaware
Mr.. Barry of Mississippi moved the appointment of
Committees OF one from each State, and permanent
organization and at o'clock the Convention adjourned
till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Mayor Wood has sent word here that the delegation
from New-York represent nobody. and the impression
is that they will be repudated by the Convention.
There will be little discussion in public. Ev-
erytbng will be settled in committee, and all differ.
ences of opinion accommodated.
There is no doubt that the Convention viii close to-
morrow TO await the acfion at Baltimore.
The delegates from Florida have arrived They are
instructed not to 90 to Baltimore. There is conside
rabe excitement this evening about the hotels people
are discussing the probable dissolution Of the Union.
Several Of the Virginia delegates to Baltimore assert
that they will secede if the Richmond delegates not
admitted. The Alabama delegates say that they go to
baltimore, hoping that they will not be admitted, be-
lievng all the Southern States will join them in case
they are excluded which, with Oregon and California
will give them II States.
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FIRES.
PRE- IN SIXTH AVENUE

FIRE IN SIXTH AVENUE.
The alarm of fire in the Fourth District last evening
was caused by the burning of the ruins of the German
Luthern Church, Nos log and 12S Sixth avenue. The
old crch is being demolished and the rubbish was set
on fire by some mischieyous boys.
FIRE ~ PINE STREET.
A. ii o'clock last night Infamous attempt was
made by some person persons unknown. to lire the
building No. "A Pine street, occupied by T. b. Sands
snce psro had their attention attracted to the spot by
the falling of burning birthstone from the thirdstory
window upon the sidewalk, and upon, entering tIe
building fonnd pan of sulphur ia full blaze upon the
window-sill No damage was done TO the premises
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IBy Telegraph. ]

PHILADEIPHIA, Monday, June Up. m.
The japanese this afternoon visited Paramount, be-
ing indirposed for the exerton of investigating the
Mint and Custom-House. They were highly delighted
with the view. During the day number Of them
yisited the jewellery establishment Of Bailey g. Co.,
opposite tie hotel.
They are very anxious to procure watches. Some
four or five Yankee clocks are in the ROOM which they
wind up as often as possible. Messrs. Bailey & Co.
presented each of their visitors with medals bearing
tie head of Washington in bold relief and appropriate
inscriptions. Twenty Of these medals are to be pre-
sented, one gold one of five ounces weight, designed
for the Chief Embassador the rest silver and copper
The visitors viewed the machinery with evident de-
light and marked attention.
This evening they receive visitors The saloons are
crowded with ladies.
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:, The + Insnrreetion in Japan.

PBILADELrHIA, Monday, juno II, 1860.
TIE beet informed among the Japanese admit the
possibility Of nsurrectOn in their country but dis
believe the report Of the Tycoons assassination.
Prince Me.o, spoken Of leading the insurgents is
of the biebe rank and greatest power in the Empire
and biz habual attitude toward the Government JUS
ties tie suspicion that he has attempted the alleged
revolt The intelligence ia by no means wholly dis.
credited but it has produced as yet no specsleG-ct
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TwESrY.sIcoSD WARD REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
CLuB.-A large and enthusiastic meeting Of this Asso'
citation was held Last night at Sradelbergers Hail. on
Eighth avenue, near Forty-sixth street, President
Coulter In the chair. Excellent speeches were made
BY Messrs J. 8. Rtterbaud, Wharton, and Ives and
in conclusion the audience was addressed in German
by Mr.. Brocklaw. The Club is doing hnely' and num-
he, about 100 members.
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The schooner Hannah Selma.

CHICAGO, Monday, June III, ioV0.
The steamtug May Queen arrived at this port ss,,
p,dav. having in tow the coasting schooner Hannah
Selma. which che found off Grass Point bottom up,
,vard on Friday last 1t is supposed that the vessel
was s,ruck by tornado which passed over the lake
the Sunday evening previous. - oo.
Capt. Daniel French, his wife ana ENID, Two 'ea-
men and two passengers, were undouoteuiy ioe''
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The Case OF the Rev. Mr.. Harden.

TRENTON, n. j., Monday, june III, ioOo.
The Chancellor this morning gave decision IN me
case of tie Rev Mr. Harden, denying the application
for writ of 10 the Court Of Errors ana Appeals
ranRement informing the counsel in the OF the de
cison by letter The next application will be made 70
the Court of Pardons next week, for communication OF
the sentence 10 IMPRISONMENT for life.
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Fire in Toronto.

ToRoYTo, c. W, Monday, June ii lS0o:
The fine row of dwelling-bouses situated on st'
cao,oe, souare occupied by Mr.. Justice Berrus, DIR.
Ri and others was entirely destroyed by hire on
sunday morning. Loss estimated at $4,000.
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Stabbing Affair.

BOsTON, Monday JUNG IT. IooU
Henry ]. Muson. seaman on board the bark Lilias'
~ cn:,oSy here, charged with stabbing Mr.. Cunning
IA rasts Of The Liliss on the passage Of the ves
LA from NewOrleans to Calcutta. siuson was sent
sor,a Nv the American Consul Cunningham beng then
IN q diving condition.
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A meeting of those who desire to subscribe toward
the erection of Republican wgwam in the Nineteenth
Ward will be held tonight at the Thrd-avenue Rail
road Depot.
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FIFTH WARD REPuBLIcAss.-l4ast evening" 'ne
regular meeting Of the Fifth Ward hepuoiean 1Arso'
alton was held at the Fifth Ward Hotel III mess
Broadway, corner Of Franklin street, Joseph D. ny
lor in the chair A number Of new names were aoaea
to the lit Of membership. No other business Of I'M
rottance WAS transacted.
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Municipal Election.

WATERBURY, Conn.,, Monday juno II, I1oo.
AT the municipal election held here to- day a. bIau
lev ir., the Democratic candidate was elscteo py
La ee majority.
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First Gun for Honest Old Abe.

Nrw-LosDoS. Conn, Monday, juno 1l.iS6o.
AT the city election bers to-day the Republican
msiorky for Clerk, Aldermen. Common Council, and
Sheriff was l76 Gain over last year, 140i
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N.1,oK.I QUARANTINE CONVENTION The Com
mon Council las. evening appointed Mayor Powell and
Health Officer Jones as delegates to the National Quar-
eptins Convention to be held ut Boston on the 18th
inst,
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Wall ROIbeRy.

NORMAL Monday, june II 1850.
of ,ss ID 5tb' and 7th have been robbed. They con
tanned some in blank and WE w sSSersacs
Vie money dealers be on their guard WIN f0'e''A''
10 Capada PAPER having these dates
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Sale of n Railroad.

SARATOGA, Monday, June ii, I6bU
The Lake Ontario and Hudson River Railroad was
sold here to-day Ex.State Senator Hubbe'l OF Utica
was TIE purchaser for 5000 This purchase includes
the road bed from Greenfield In this county to sacket's
Harbor, with the franchise charter.
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pointed with but little better prospect Messrs.
Aldrich, Colfax, and Curry represent the House.
TIE MAIL SERVICE.
The second Conference on the restoration oil the
Mail service also disagreed, owing to the de'ei
mined opposition of the Department. A 'nir0 VIII
be appointed, but after this failure little hope Is
entertained.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
The Honse is in condition to adjourn in forty
eight hours. 1t psssed the Post-Ofhce and Forti.
fcation bills to-day, and is now on the Navy,
which is the last Under Mr.. Sherman's vigilant
ard energetic management, business has progressed
with unusual dispatch and system Mr.. Wilson's
notice to rescad the resolution of adjournment on
Monday next, and substitute the 2sth inst, lies
over but will not be adopted in that form unless
the Democratic majority of the Senate abandon
their present disposition.
TO the Associated Press ..lalI
WAsBrSeroS, Monday, June IL, 1860
As there two Captain Henrys in this city, It'll
proper To state that the identified with the Sumner
affair is James L. Henry of Kentucky an Examiner in
The Patent Office and hot Patrick NJ. Henry, Attorney,
late of Virginia.
The Pacific Railroad Committee had meeting this
morning and the majority determined to report the
bill embracing the Central and Southern routes.
Messrs. Fenton. Falnsworth Rice and French OPP
posed it. thw
The prospect of an adjournment on the 18th is not
fattering though efforts strenuousy made to that
end.
Many of the friends Of the Pacific Railroad are not
without hope thst the session will be extended, in
which event the bill viii again be pressed its chances
Of passage having been considerably strengthened by
the union of the Central with the Southern route.
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SWITZERLAND,

Z GENOA, May 26-The Federal Council will to-mor-
row forward note refutng the srguments contained
in NJ Thouvenes dispatches OF the 9Th aud 10th ult.
The Federal Council maintains the actnal validity Of
the treaties and shows that the neutrality of Swtzer.
land by no means depends on the consideration and
good will of the Powe, J. The Federal Council has,
under conditions of Reciprocity proposed to the Cabinet
of Turin to apply to the Italian provinces annexed to
other international conventions existing between
Switzerland and the former Sandman Kingdom.