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Attachment.

Attachment.
John Upton, plaintiff,
against
Jesse Eyers, defendant.
DEFORE Edward Salisbury J. P, Of Center
ID township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
30.h day of April, A. d. 1851, said Justice rs.
sued an Order of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum of Nine dollars.
n. J. MANNING,
MAJ 3. 1851. Atty Cor plaintiff
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ASA BLACKLEDGE'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
was, on the 21st day of January 1861, appoint
ed and qualified by the Probate Court of Mon
roe county, Ohio, administrator of the Estate
of Asa Blackledge, deceased.
THOMAS L. FRAME Admir-.
April "a, 1s61.-3t.pd.
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Attention, Volunteers!

The organized Volunteer Companies
of this Brigade will Gil up their compa.
nies Immediately to the number of Is
and report themselves for immediate SER
vice. WM P. RICHARDSON,
Brig Gen. 2nd Brigade.
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ELDORAD0 HOUSE.
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE,
CALDWELL, OHIO.

TNRoM the convenient location of this house
L it has grsst advantages. being stustsd on
the Southwest corner OF the Public Square,
and convenient to the Court HOUSE and Pah-
lie Offices. This hpuse is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with sll the In edsrn
improvements.
His chamber are spaeioas and comfortable.
His beds are new and clean. q
The whole interior department of the hosse
is furnished in style of magnifcence and
splendor, unapproachable in s'these diggens." "
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expense for the "outer' comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be found groanin g
under the choicest viands the narket-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the "inner
man."
His STABLE is well supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by lrasty
and faithful Hostler.
he hopes by strict attention to business and
a disposition .te please to merit and reesivs a
la rge share eff public patronage.
- Charges-moderats.
A. R. BoYCR, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April IT, -1s6i-tf.
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ATTACHNENT.

J. II. Pierson, Plaintiff,
against
Jesse Byers. Defendant.
BEFORE Edward Salisbury, J. P. Of Center
township, Monroe County, Ohio. On the 27th
day OF April, A. d 1891, said Justice issasd,
an order of attachment in the above action for.
the sum Of twenty-five dollars.
N. ] MANNING,
attorney for Pia;nsi9,
Woodsneld, May !, ls6l.--3t,
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Good For Maysv,lle.

AArsvILLE. KY, MAY A. Aaysville gives
sso majority for the Union. The Stars and
ttffpss Asst frsn every building in town.
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Legal Notice. liIs

ILCENI INOtICC. 70
TOhN MArrHKws, Rxstie. Matth hews ., aJsKa
~ Wiskhan and Ann Wiskham his wife, Jshn
Trinbly and J~nina Triasbly his wife,. and
Jacob Bailey aud Auma Bailey his wife, whs
reside cut Of the Safe Of 0E,o will take be-
tiss. that on the 2sth day OF March, 1881, r.
ter King, as the sdministratsr of the estate ef'
Jshn Matthews, deceased, filed In the Prebat,
Court Of Monroe county in the State Of ohis.
his certain petition against them and .sthsrs,
asking for an order Of said Court to sell the
following tract Of land, belonging to said es-
tate sitnats in said county, TO wit: Tkseass
hHif OF tho north vest quarter, Of ssstien Ii,
tesnship ., range 4, contsining 1884 acres.
That said petition is now or Rle in said Csurt
and is SGT for hearing therein on ths 18th day
Of Nay, 1851. lOLLISfRR 4 oKxY4
APrii >, 1861. A,ty's for fstitie nar
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Belmont County Nurseries.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s43.
Fl. & S. MORRISON, Prop'rs.

Such a, are generally propagated in Nurseries.
Our stock Of Apple Trees is the largest and
most complete in the country, being well grown
and in fine and thrifty condition, and by our
long experience in the business, with the as
sistance of our experimental orchards, are
enabled to guarantee them to be what we rep
resent. For further information see descrip-
tive catalogue. Persons wishing Fruit Trees
will do well to call and stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Fruit Growers should
recolect that trees purchased at our Nurse
ries are adapted to the soil of Eastern Ohio
Trees grown in foreign nurseries are not,
t. Nursery situated miles northwest Of
St. Clairsville, and two miles north east Of
Louisville, Belmont Co., @.
So All orders by mail promptly attended to.
q, Il s. MORRISON.
April 10, 1se0.-1m.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Jacob G.. Shaub, Plaintiff,
against
Teorge F. Dillon. Defendant.
BEFORE Samuel w. Nosl, Justice Of the
Peace of Ohio township, Monroe county, Ohio.
On the 4th day Of April, 1851, said Justice
issued an order of attachment against the
property, moneys and effects Of George F
Dillon, q nonresident of the State for So, Sc
and costs of suit not exceeding SIS. Which
will be for hearing on the 25th day Of Nay
1864, at O'Clock, P. n.
JACOB g. snAUB.
May !, 1e6l.-1t.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, c0uR
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Petition for Divorce.
Louiza Jane Burgy, pPf,
against
Frederick Burgy, def.
NHHE defend ant, Frederick Burgy, will take
L notice, that the plaintiff, Louixa Jane Bur-
gy fled her petition in the court of cenmen
peas Of said county, on the 11th day of
April, A. d. 1851, the object and prayer Of
which is, that the married relation between
her and tho defendant be dissolved BY said
court. Causes assigned, wilful absence and
gross neglect of duty. Said defendant is y
quired to answer said petition on or against
the 2eth day of May, A, D. 1851, or the same
may be taken as true, and decree rendered
accordingly. COWkN POWELL.
April "a. lssl.-sw Pr1s Atty.
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State of Ohio, Monroe Coun
ty, SIS.
Richard Sewell,
against


against
Reabea M. Andrews aud wife.
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed
from the court of common pleas of the ccnnty
of Monroe in the State of Ohio, 1 will offer for
sale at public auction at the front door Of the
Court House, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock ?. m, on
Mondag, the 20M dag Of May. 1861.
the following real estate, situate in said cour-
ty, to wit:
The north east quarter Of the south west
Quarter, and tho east half Of the north west
quarter of the sonth west quarter Of section
| thirty six, township three, and range four, IN
said county, except about TIVE acres in the
south west corner of-tls last mentioned lot,
formerly sold to Thomas Mcfarland.
! Ordered by said Court to be sold At the suits
ef Jacob Moose and Richard Sswell, to satisfy
4 Mortgage made by Reuben n. Andrsws and
wife, part Of which was assigned to said Moose
and part to said Sewell
EDWARD ARCHBOLR,
Mas Com. N. C.. @.
April 10, 1Ssl.-$S,1o.
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r. R. R.-THE MINUTE MBDI
~ RADWAY'S

% RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF is
truly a minute
Medicine for it will
C ure in minutes
diseases that other
remedies require
hours and days to
effect: and VIII re-
lieve the agenistie
pain of acute and
infamatory dissas-
es in seconds, when
all other remedies
fail altogether.
RADwAY's READY
RELIEF should be
kept in ths house
as arms are Kept
70, se![-defenee, or
q fre-eScaps for
safety from a sad
den confagratton.
Hundreds die from
sudden attacks ef
disease that one
Persons subject to
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E Attached to this House ia the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this Hcuss,
in Caldwell, Noble county. Ohio, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A.
NJ, and at Campbelps station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at 5 P
NJ. Leaves Camrbelrs station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at A. N, and con-
nects at Caldwell, same day, at 5 p N.
This Hack will carry Passengers to any pari
of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring dsstina-
ton.
E Particular attention paid to expires,
packages.
A. r. BOYCE, Proprietor.
April II 1S61.--tf.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
MeC!ellen aud Knox,

John kirkpatrick and others.
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from,
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county.
in the State of Ohio, there will be offered feE
sale at public auctiop, on
Friday. the 3ls day of Nay 1851.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
O'Clock, p. m at tha front door of the court
house, in said county, the follow ing described
real estate, situate in said county, TO wit:
Lots Ne. 81 and 2S in the town of Lebanon.
Also the south west quarter of section Z, in,
township 5, and range Z, except 20 let's in the
town of Lebanon, one acre for Union Church.
and one acre for the mill company. %
WM. OKEY. Mas. CON-.
Monroe CommoH Pleas.
May /, lss1.-ss3,6o. -.
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M. MORROW,
Sheriff, Nd. @. o

May s, 1s61.-S3,75.
SHERIFF. SALE.
Mcclellan & Knox,
against
D. M. Thomas
BY virtue of writ of venditioni expenas tc
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun
ty, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock, P. M, on
Saturday. the stA dag of June. 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Town lots numbers eighty-two (82) and
eighty three (S3) in the town of Woodsfeid
Monroe county. Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of d. M. Thomas, at the suit o
Mcclellan 4 Knox.
G. M. MORROW,
Sheriff, M. G. 0.
10 "
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Alta CRMENT NOTICE
Thomas H. Ford & stephen S. Ford, Ilsintiffs-
against
Jesse Byers, Defendant.
DEFSRE E. Salisbury, Up, of Center town
ID ship, Monroe County, Ohio, on the 18th
day of April, A d. 1861, said Justice issue
an order of attachment in the above action,
II the sum Of eleven dollars and five CENTS
THOMAS Ii. & STEPHEN 5. FORD.
Woodsfeld, May s, 1S61.-3t. pd.
Alta CHlHENT NOTICE
Joseph Paulus, Plaintif.
against
Jesse Byers, Plaintiff
pEFoRE E. Salisbury, J. 2. of Center ts" L.
u ship, Monroe County, Ohio, on the lst day
of May, A. D. 1861, said Justice issued an o.
der of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of six dollars and thiit teen cents.
N. j. MANNING,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hosdsield, May 8, 1851 st. pd.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
John Norris, Plaintiff.
against
Jesse Byers, Defendant.
DEFORE Z. Salisbury, J. P. OF Center town
ID ship Monroe County. Ohio, OH the lst da,
oi May A. D. 1861, SAID Justice issued al
order OF attachment in the above action, fo
the sum of two dollars AMI ifty-nine cents.
n. J. MANNING,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Woodsfel Nav s. 1S6l-3t pd.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Martin Baker,
against
Dafar u;nbIav


BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to
me directed from tie Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Chic, will offer for sale at
public auction, in the town of Woodsfeld, In
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
A. III. and o'clock p. NJ, on
Saturday. the sh day Of June, 1861,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south east
suarter of section seven, township three, and
range FIVE. Also the south west quarter Of
the south west quarter, Of section one, town
ship three, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Peter Highley, at the suit OF Mar
tin Baker.
@. n. N )RROW,
Sheriff, III. G o
May s, 1885, .--$S,1ts
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hay S, 1S6I-4w. Probate Judg
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSpoS MoSFY MARKET.-The English Fundt on
the 9TH depressed by the Emperor Rspoeon speech and
Copso, closed fat decline Of al y cent % the 9Th the
Liverpool the unS. dull and Co1sos
discount show change The demand good At
about the bsnk minimum, & ceut with poDS ransao
tous at 81 TheeweIc gold operations At the bslh
The Country Bank Of Mesrx Bedysrd Jones at Psee bad
''If'N LIysRPoo1, Feb s-p. m.
CorTON-Messrs. James Hewitt a Co. report that
the market on Monday and the demand rood
improvement Of Ind AID Y 10 for TIE better Qualities beIer
uBde the Americas svic.t became very ray
and prices befey supported Sales Of the two aays 10 900
bsles including Oto for export and speculation To-day
Nv mAItet u dun sI easier sales estimated at
500 10 OGO bss including COO speculation ard FOR export
TRADE Al MANCHESTER has l0st all the improved
feeling winch apparent the o1se Of last weed OWING 70
letters from India an dull and diooPins tone
prevtisd yestepdsy with very limited demand ~,
BREA DsT UFFs.-WakeheId Nah d Co., and Kieh-
ard.on Spepce9 report bs.sr feeling IN tn Com ses
Flour etsT d,ar sud partially I'd dosre kItrs
fuIy previous Ts,es and ID sdsanoa Red SO
Mbite 1914 laI A. cruth. vorb Sd "a I'D carer hfs~
57jgsSj IL yeezg 81 aJa6. waite, 39Ia3gI6 FqOsIiu -,
PRoyIHoKs-Beef neglected and easier FORK dni
and d,fcuh tosen Bacon slow Lard dull stA'd3s6 Tai
lox Dat Butek-Ts' Association fr,ey offered at -
PRopucF-Rosin steady at Az d4is for common
spirs Of uTsenn- dull at SOC Sugars qs'et but 'tsey
Coar.4nsc,e Rice extremely iu Ashe' voy quiet RES
NJ. S-soL Pedsls 20 6d3 Lisssed on, BI. =,
LOSDok HIRKETs.-BREADs1UFFs nrrn, ana PSo
Qualities OF wheat fully support and 10 esse, ioregh
mad, dsarer Inferior Derectsd srOAH uotbsi geo Ia
orS aut s,esdy RicE susd demand a. former fses
ioYFsK unat.r.d TLLL0W dai AT 80 Tor - Srhr ISA
prN-rNR o. Is foT American LssEEb On Hi. -.
AuFstICsr SECURITIFs.-Ihs London fapers oi tie
sth give the following the latest prices the mtiet during TIE
shares an. dis kris shares, 2td1. Newton
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NEW WORK DAILY TRJBJNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1861
building in West Twenty third street were having

building in West TweDty-third street were having
bow window constructed.
MI, BARRY offered resolution resembling the clause
of the revised ordinances upon which the fonce
intendent bases his late action in arresng street PED
dler.. Adopted, and sent to the other Board. r.
resolution by the president, requesllng lne Go l
troler TO submit 10 the Board the draft OF q law
making such changes in the time and manner OF col
lectng taxes az he may deem advisable was aooP'eu
Mr. BooIr offered resolution appropriating sooo
for portrait q Ex-Governor Hoss' it se iR. Ss
the Governors Room The paper get form tnat II "as
customary to appropriate 81 600 for the purpose Of
procuring fuengk portraits Of Governor. 5 ct the the
State, but that through inadveItehce only soo lGr
the picture and 600 for the frame had been aPprop
ated. ILL.,,
Mr. DAYTON moved az an amendment that = dollars
be appropriated to get portrait OF Ex-Governor
H. Clark The resolution and amendment were auoIeu
Mr.. SMITH offered resolution increasing the sai n3
of the Clerk of Fulton Market from SOW 10 Sl,~o0
Laid over.
A communication was received from the Mayor an
nouncing the death Of the Hon. Cornelius W; Law
renee, the first Mayor Of New-York elected by lne
popular voice Mr.. DAYToE offered resolutions su,.'
able to the occasion and notion out OF respect W
the memory of the deceased the Board adjourned
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ITALY.

The latest dispatches from Naples report that the
ege of Gaeta continued the fire being brisk on both
sides. dispatch Of the 18th, says: Rumors OF tue
surrender of Gaeta continue TO be current. Prince
CaIgnan lie still at Moladi Gs6a. resctionsry con-
siaey has been discovered in Naples and has led 10
several arrests. Naples is tranquil"
The remainder Of the garrison Of Naples had LEFT Tor
the camp before Gaets. The city was guarded by
militia Fresh corps Of volunteers were beng organ
lied there There had been numerou, arrests in Ca
abria. Francis H. had issued an appeal TO the
Sicilians offering the Constitution Of 1872 Slahan
army and navy, and entirely separate admnistra-
ton. He axis them TO give an asy TO royal lam
Nv abandoned but brave and too web instructed by
misfortune.
Gen Goyon had sent French soldiers 10 occupy Cor
rese. The Papal Zouaves retired upon MonIeronL
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hoard or ALDERMEN.

The Board Of Aldermen met last evening, the Presi'
dent MIR. GEKET Ia the chair. Probably from rumors
that q nomination for Street Commissioner would lie
sent in by the Mayor large lobby Ia attendance
Mr. FAosEkI offered the following preamble and
resolution; a.,
pAreo, The Common Co1ncl at their meeting on the llth
Of February 1901 passed the following RESOLUTION IN both Boards
Iss.orsd That the bid. a Andrew Hsesi.y FOR cleaning
the In accordance With the advertise nI-os M sre
opened 18th OF December last for the o. sai9 be
and the 10 hereby confirmed" ,..
Of the city thai al ord Of the Common Council should De
strictly IL accordance with the psOsiOns Of the charter there
Rs.o.4 That the Counsel the Corporation be Instructed
report 70 hi. Board By 10 ns,, meeting n 0ano of
resolution would be Legal or whether IN
70, ~ ~ I,odse ID, ssne re.oiuion being acted
upon and psssd nhe Board Of Asimen on ID, ,.e ~ ~
Charter and also whether there other legal
why the for cleaning streets should not be "'
Lr. BaaRT moved it, reference TO the Committee on
Ordinances
Mr.. FRonryT moved its adoption, which Was sec-
onded by Mr.. Dayton. oo.
Mr.. BooLE said that the action Of the Common
Council was not In violation Of the Charter rs IL was
merely award Of contract, not an expenditure VI
money.
Mr.. FRosEST said that there bad been no contract
made; reference 10 the report OF the City Inspector
would show this II involved the expenditure on
81 95 100. The action of the last meeting had been
hssty, and be believed Illegal All debate was Gu. on
The parties TO il were Dot clear IN the matter, or ,pe
would not have rushed il through the two Boaios maj
evening As The matter was sent TO the Committee ON
Streets lCslled TO order by Lhe Ptriden';l Mr.
FRohESr added that he could see no reason WY gen
tlemen who voted for the aekley resolution, .nsy
felt confidence in the legality Of their action, should
object 70 getting the opinion Of the Corporation 'oon
eel.
Mr.. BooLr reiterated that this was not Tor The eI-
pendilure OF money! but merely Nh award OF contract
The resolution Wa adopted.
A resoIusion wss adopted directinga rpsn 70
naAs V Ne Bessd ~ whAl night the owne" VI
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LATEST NEWS.
PRUSSIA.

PRUSSIA.
The kim has conferred upon Gen. Marmora tie
order Of the BED Eagle first Glaze set in diamonds.
FRANCE.
Az Paris, the speech Of Lord j. Resell, oSTuesday,
night, IL considered AZ extremely warl.e.
ITALY.
Al Genoa letters state that 600 soang ladders
have been sent 10 the force before Gaeia While the
elections were going commune IN the Province
Of Messna party Of Bourbonist parssDs forced their
yay into the hall were the being read, and
in cold blood bu,chered the President Of the electoral
college and his three
GENERAL NEWS.
DR. BAndisel late Of the Bodeian Library 10 dead.
II 10 stated that the Catholic party in the French
Chambers will propose an amendment on the address
demonstrating IL not protesting against the reaction
ary policy Of France in Italy.
No opposition s anticipated 10 the proportion Of the
Chancellor Of the E1chequer, which will at the Bank
Court to-day b. recommended by the Directors 70 the
proprietors for acceptance.
Eew-York letters Of the 9th state that the teta
amount q gold received from ths aide has reached
E2I66O 900, leaving Ggl5, 900 yet 10 arrive OF the
amount received however, about fl 100000 or El,-
200 900 had not pet paced into circulation, owing to
delay at tie Mint II expected each future packet
to England would carry back some parcels Of Gov
ereims.
The recent article in The Timee Mr.. Golden 10
enthusiastically sontsdieted to-day. Mr.. Golden
80 far from being dssnaged by investments in the lii
mons Railway, neceivng handsome income frem his
paid up ShareG
Yesterday address was presented to Earl DE Grey
from the commanding officers Of the volunteer rife
regiments Of the Metropolis and County Of Middlese1
on biz Ordships retirement from the War Department
10 thank him for the support be had given the velun-
teer movement new Blue Book on Italian affairs
was issued Yesterday.
England wss invited BY France TO stop the career Of
Carbsld bat declined on The plea that the Neapoans
ought TO be the masters, either TO resst receive him.
The DAILY Kers remarks that the vote Of the Prus-
sian Chamber Of Deputies In favor OF Italy an event
Of grea, European importance.
The MeaiieHr Of yesterday contains % columns of
closey printed matter the internal condition and for
eign relations Of France.
The DAILY Ness thinks it advantageous TO the cause
of reform tina, the question Is delivered from the pju
rious control Of party, the fatal support Of rival fac
tiOns and the oppressive atmosphere oil an nninendly
House and Ia left once more TO popular sympathy and
rnfetiered public opinion.
The traffic returns this week Of the Great Western
Railway show an increase Of f2,074 Great Northern,
an increase Of El,os4, and the London and South
Western an Increase of E9sl. II 10 said that the In
crease Of the L. end Y. Co. returns will be e. CO.,
COMMERCIAL.
The Daily Ness CITY Artiek) q we1Dssdsy even.
s a.: a.: s: :: 80. Is:s :.x :
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent of TIE London I9a saws ,
nox sa,eed on the principle of Conference for syria
This Conf renee will hold its sttngs in PARIS and Will
In the Corps Legislatif, on the 5th, Count Morpy
delivered speech which referred solely 70 Tue reiorns
The Paris Bourse, on the 5th, continued heavy aud
R.ntes fnrtber declined, ing at 67.S5 The En-
perOrs speech exercised an adverse influence;
The Paris correspondent OF IN, LoHdon IIn'es sayS
tbot The Aotterno words in the EmperOrs speech
gardmg the King of Naples, received more generous
and spontaneous welcome than any other part OF the
speech except the references to nonnervention and
he maintenance of peace The allusion to a compact
nation OF 40 600 900 is meant az a hint TO Prussia