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ARREST FOR BErRAyINa STATE SEcRErs.-A
great sensation has been caused in Rome by the
arrest of NJ Bernardo, brother Of the Prelate, who
is Secretary to the Cardinal Antonelli. Between
the Prelate and his brother the greatest affection
existed, and the former, thinking that the latter
was like himself, devoted to the Pope, commu-
nicated to him State secrets and diplomatic cor
respondence; but the brother, either from hs
convictions being different, or from being bribed,
communicated lit alleged to Garibaldi and the
Piedmontese Cabinet all that he knew likely to in
terest them. 1t was from what he said that tie
Sandman Cabinet learned, among other things,
the plans of Gen. Lamoriciere, one of which was
to effect junction with the Neapolitan troops.
The Pope was informed of his treason by tie
French Court, and he personally gave orders %
Monsignor de Merode to have the younger Ber-
nardi arrested and prosecuted. Monsignor Ber-
nardi threw himself at the Pope's feet to implors
his brothers. pardon, but His Holiness was in
flexible.
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BOILER ExrLosIoS-Lee, Mass, Oct. 24.-0ne
of the boilers at Plotner Smiths new paper
mill, in this town, exploded this morning al
o'clock, seriously and probably fataily injuring
John Dacher. Of Kent, Conn. The damage 10
property by fire and the explosion, amounts to
$4,000. The same building was seriously damaged
last June, and had bat just been repaired.
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4 Western editor closes pretty long article by
saying, Z" We have no room far further remark to-
days He had better send out and get some If he
can't imagine to write without ii.
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DoMEsTIc INTELLIGENcE.
EscanaIo 81 tha city of Norfolk.

Escapetof the City of Norfolk.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 29.-Advices received from isey
West state that the slave steamship City OF Nor-
folk had escaped with 1900 negroes.
The Missing Steamer Cleopatra.
NEW YoRK, Oct 29.-The missing steamer Cleo
patra has returned under canvass with her machin
cry broken.
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.
OMAHA CRY, Oct. 29-The Express coach from
Denver City has arrived with s320t0 in gold dust.
The news from the mining district is of no i'm
portanee.
Suspected Shaver Seized
NEW YoRK, Oct. 29.-The propeller Victoria was
seized on Saturday last in consequence of being
suspected as fitting out for the slave trade.
Virginia Arming.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Governor Letcher OF
Virginia reports that four batteries will be at Rich
mond this week and that nineteen companies "a
cavalry have been reported to him as being
organized.
NEW YoRK, Oct. &c. The Cotton market is
weaker; the sales include 2Oe0 bales, at 1lac. for
Middiing Uplands. The sales of Flour amounted
to 2l0Oo bbls at IS Is to S. 80 for Superne State
Whisky-sale unimportant; quoted at 223 to 23c.
Corn closed dull, with sales of $1,000 bushels at
es eae Tbs aaslaa, t Vests
| prices ranging Aroth U1
ern Mess Pork consisted of IA 600 bbls at $40 os to
1912. Lard rules dull sales Of 100 bbls at Isl to
ls5c. Sales Of Rio Coffee sum up 1000 bags ut l2a
to l4ac. Sugar steady; sales Of $50 boxes Cuba
at g to 7Ec.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-Flonr closed dull sales
unimpoftant prices unchanged. Corn steady at
4sc. Oats rule firm. The sales Of Whisky reach
400 bbls. at Ice. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
sls Lard is worth 1o2c. Linseed Oil is selling at
SIC. Cofee-sales at l4a to I5le Sugar 81 to 9lo.
Sales of Molasses at Il to 43e. g5
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, oe. 2s.-The river Is falling, with
8 feet inches in the canal.
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
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New YoRK, Oct. 2s.-The Royal Mail steamship
Asia, Capt. Lott from Liverpool Saturday, October
18th, via Queenstown on the evening of the Iith,
arrived at this port this morning.
Her advices are two days later than those
brought by the Anglo-Saxon.
The R. NJ. steamship Europa, from Boston, with
advices thence, had arrived at Queenstown, whence
her advices had been telegraphed to Liverpool
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Ia, P. My telegraph tc
Queenstown. The sales of cotton on yesterday
amounted to 1000 bales, including 1000 to specu
lators and exporters.
The market generally closed firm at the quota
tions brought by the AngloSaxon.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 14-Messrs. Richardson Spenc
& Co. quote Breadstufs as closing quiet and stead.
at previous rates.
The Provision market remains steady, at forme
prices.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The closing quotations fol
Gonsols were 92l to 92s for money, and 93 for ae
count.
Tie amount of Bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased f44s,o00 during the week.
HAyRE, Oct. 12.-The sales of Cotton for th
week included II 900 bales, the market closing
firm with an advance Of If. We quote New Or
leans Tres 0rdinaire 94f., and New Orleans Ba
| s5f.
The stock at this port amounts to $4,000 bales
European Political Intellgenc ce.
The political intelligence brought by the ASH
presents no features Of Importance.
| From Sardinia we have advices that the Cham
ber of Deputies has adopted the law Of annexa
ton, and that Cavour had made speech in whic
| he continues 70 menace Austria.
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NUMBER 2o4.

rEeseaspHso TO TIE aew ORLEANS caascsaT
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP ~, no &
20 sSll's-- .z''1
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS AT HALIFAX
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INCREASE OF THE FRENCH ARMY or ROME
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MovEmENrs OF VICTOR EMANUBL
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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
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TIE NE4PoL1zANs GAINING FIELD.

ADVANCE IN oorTo N
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amounted to 1903 bales. The market closed with
an advancing tendency.
We quote New Orleans Bas at s5f. cent. TO sef.
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SUCCESS OF GARIBALDI AT oAPuA
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LATER 1NrELL1eEacE FROM EURoP
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rsr rnn NATIONAL AID AMERICAN lisrs.l

polttrca, ana Commercial Intelligence
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Take then this flag, and may it remind you in
the coming confess Of the undyiug sentiment of
those who rallied around it at Bunkers heights,
that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. And
when the contests DER, may it be seen proudly
floating TO the breeze g with not a single star OBJ
scured but shining cut in all its original purity
and brightness, for in the language of the poet:
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CONSERVATION At TURIN
Victor Emanuel In Naples.

IMPORTANT MoyrNrsrs IN CHINA.
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PROGRESS OF THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION
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Movements of Austria.--1ater from ohins

FUTURE EUROPEAN CONGRESS
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The banner was received on behalf of the club
by Mr. Theodore Dimitry, who did the handsome
in acknowledging for the club the gift of prize so
precious. The Young Bell Ringers have now, we
think, as many banners, wreaths, and other COM
plimentary marks of public recognition and appro-
val as their hearts possibly desire. No club in
the city has better deserved compliments, Or more
-abundantly received them.
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different things.
We append the yo.. b. a1-TrssN sn from the
talysts of the electio.H.iasd Fat the Sheriff.
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raubt. 9duf lein gel9rei fam 8oli5ei, aber
erlt ltadoen1 bic Hduber bappt maret. Oerr
g. 1T betrddtlid peripunbet.
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Elm DeIerteur Der g. ct. Nrnee lit.
Gin ddnbltd ct Sttefpater,-
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ON'0HSN]lHS wv bNUuLY NllI wy Ol%HISt wv
per erfranfte. Die an Der Court bei6dftigten
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an9eflu9t lit wuroe fiir p%erIallen erfldrt.
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miu, ~pprnobm. Die Brp5eI1e lplen ppr baS
Nppe(lattOn89ertdt fputnen.
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miro am Sumitag ben -. Mai BON Nem=Oorf
na6 8remen ab9eber, Baila9c fam in Der
Office De8 Weder 0eItdert meroen.
Ny- Spnnnnap's Salbe unb Ninen fn6 unSwefelbaft
oe beleno1te uno 8elunobet ~trn9enolte Nr5uet oe8 10. Sobrbun.
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bbbeno, inoem fe Die llriahe be8 lle6el8 in TAFT ieper Dirt, melber
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Ro. so Ntaloen Zane, Nem- 9ot, unb bel o0en Dru99iiter Ait
% @t8 63 @ts uno $1.oO pey GOpf un0 SbaGte(. (Dtat2, 1w)
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ST. @nfelnnb'S berHbmteS

VTVT hi TVIT UWT
acknowledgements, Oispep0t uuo G5elbiubt, hruni
Ide ootr nerv6ie 9Anp64en, Observation-Disclosures
uGb dle RrdnfDtiten, rpeIte opn perourbenem M a.
gen ODER Der Qsber tntIteben.
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8lusss Md Dem 8ssft s1ure TN Mdasn. 5trsSrenatn, SOB.
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6letfh, Banet8Ittt unh NittRrstfhtda eattt.
Dtt Giaenttamer s~mpfebIsa Ditt Wttbt3tn Der Nnfmerfram.
EFT bs TubIttIms. fen ~lbersfust BON benz Dertb unb bar
an8eneHsntTtt b~srfsIten fir dat 9ttbsn. nOflr Ft sprHebenb
%tnpfOtl.r wtrb. IS TT btts ttn nsues unb unaepruftes
Witfel, fOnteFn zines. bas felt 10 Sabrtn ett prlfuns pur Stn
lmertfdntfben @Ottt behanbta bat unb btNen NuT unh gers
tauf BIS test nod t.n itfatm Habtrn errtt&t wurbe. Dit
~3susntde, irtlHe ~bsfabmtt unb ausseast&nttt Aeik unb prt.
ydtptrfpntn aus dGsn Gbeiltn btefes &anbrS IA Gunfen aeben
8sbtn tins %un9ebsusrt unb tiat seaaue Dur<f ans bts aGt6Sr.
to bon benz Steenttuner publtttrten NImana&s, wtl&tn Der.
isl6t rntnt8dSlt@ Sur& bic Issntsu O~trtbetltn last, mus auH
ben unslduttalen lber3tussn. has btefes BitterS mtrtl!d hi
9erntmlbett ptsettat, ueI4e es trIaRAt bat.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
W ffttI, @reen @p. 0l- 81 h.. . -

80 ftttI, @reen e.. 81. g.. Sen 2 So. ,o.o
Or. D. Sap re! y NVV' 1907.
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rem btn3uSufi9en. ''''"' ven pteien anoe-
gOF nassfabr s Satren bate i'd efnen fdtpereu gne,o
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npHImen uao ipre Anmetlun9en nod lberttpden. eSgsjt GplsH pc.
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WaherIud)t unb &rebS furirt.
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gssrtber PERI ~ @dt grOeern gerenaeen made N q. ..
nni@asR9re1 S0trtfnmteit t9rts Stufreirn4g[ ~ ne Soh ost
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70 ot mfr ets SoIttanSMigge umwanelms rnctner" s Sn{aHit tO sat
SUn YatentmeStitnfn, bin aber tebt lberieuStN bas s ~ sF ee EN- 0reuno
mpfeblea. 'eIeIVeH ais eutu
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Wtetne 6raa mar ieIf bret Sdtrea fG.sfr franz nj.
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., wees I mag mag Ss5ensen, bab i'd Dor unsefabr 9 Sal, sn ,on
SSranttpett petaaen Wnroe, ole mid NIT auS3ebr,I@1no9 & pn enc
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9sota9 sG 6r srlsn Slal9e wuroe it etpaS beilcrn raS S% Mn eeInl
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@or turSen bate zines r1einer ainber eineSY > bp I,
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tan9t irb. IS "' ~sla es per-
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Oiee8 wert4ppue @rulneni9unsSmute mirb eir,;, /.
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nnb lit III BADEN in g aIti nj ore Bel: PpN
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Sn G~aj6tnSton 2. 9, lei Rairu 4 pOIusr. s'@' Sss
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@FItAWIF TVt NW3kEyE+
GoeUen erI6eint cine buige 2u89ote BON
Sumbplpt'S 8rtefe an 8arnba9en BON GnIe,
pelbe8 gserf 9e9enpartt9 10 9rnBe8 anfieben erreot umo in Deutl8-
lamb berei8 in tur5er l3dt oier g~luflo9en erlebt Bat. I'm bteIe8
tntereiiante BUD Seoermann S~ugdn9i9 gu MAIDEN, lit Der prei8 aui
nur 60 &tS.. ~fef9eiteQt nno fann AUDI in 4 Neferun9en a Is GS.
be3p9en meroen.
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&npptu8, wel6e in tur5en a3wt9enrduncn fol9en werben.
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Sbre %unfbasbare Meei,tn bas gIrn1rs,r.
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0roBe GrmaBi9nng Der 3ltderpreile.

g. o.. 7 GtS., g. .. s Gt5. 9eretni9ter 80 Gt8., Sutuuder
II Cts; fri6e @ra8buter 25-2S Gt8.; Orange Brand S6tnfen
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in Baltimore, ipmte feline StquSre uno SronoteS Don alien Srrten
Bel MCODnalb & T1pma8,
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Sabt i6r ben &euhbuffen
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