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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
Ysngeance Of the Ninth Ohio.

4 telegraph operator who las been employ
ed on the military line in Northern Alabama,
reached Cincinnati lasi Thursday, direct from
Athens. fa states that the assassination oi
the gallant McCook was fearfully avenged by
the Ninth Ohio. Soon after learning the facts
their Indignation amounted to frenzy and rails
ing the cry of revenge, they seized their mus
kets and ammunition, and breaking through all
discipline, dashed forth in parties in pursuit OF
the murdercrs. The rebel who directed Nc
Cook into the ambush, and who was arrested
soon after the murder was taken from The
guard. hung up between two saplngs and rid
died with bullets. The adjoining town and
plantation houses were levcled to the ground
and every male found shot or hung. He states
that one hundred and thirty-fve were known
to be killed, including every rebel sympathizer
in the whole neighborhood who fell into the
hands of the freuzied Ninth Ohio. He further
states that the act had created the greatest ter
ror among the citizen guerillas of that section
ami they were going southwark as fast as they
could travel
I DRAFTED PREAeuERs.-As The draft II
Ohio takes preachers as well as other, W.
shall be obliged to any who may be SO fortunate
as 10 secure the position of privates to notify
us. We would be pleased 10 print the list
or course We ouraelf are among the enrolled
! l-TWestern Chris. ADV.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05
What FarsOn Brovzllow Thinks Of lhe War
LErnn Ii I.t..- u, 1I,.. \ .s.,,-iIL.. 49,.


UTICA, n. Y, August :, 1862.
q have canYassed the entire North, and I
have spoken to more than 100000 persons,
taking great pains to learn the actual condi
lion of the Northern mini There is set
tled purpose OF. the part of the Northern peo-
pie, and the loyal men of the Northwest, to
crush out The rebellion, ut any and every cost
of men, money ana blood. The great body of
The people of The loyal States have vowed, and
their decree has been ratified in IIeaven-that
none but the banner OF glory and beauty,
known as the 'Slars AMI Stripes shall ever
Hoat over any State in the old United States
They have sworn that this government shall
never be divided, and that this country shall
never know but one government, and that
shall be The government Of the United ) tates.
ilie recent order OF draft by the Presi-
dent, lur 100000 more, met:s with the en-
husiastie approval of Old and young, in all
directions. ara the only regrets have heard
expressed are, that lie had not ordered a draft
OF half million.
These men taken from these Northern and
Middle States are not even missed by these
States. Everything Is p.o pprous-crops are
abundant money is plenty; aud the only evi
deuce one sees of war is iu the newspapers
and the rattle of the drum and fife at recruit
ing stations. True, iron-cl4d monsters are
building, and Transports for war purposes, al
various points-al going to show that the
government is in earnest, terribly in earnest.
have nothing to disguise, AlF. Editor, in
regard to this Internal rebellion. am for
crushing it out---Do matter at what cost
am for subjugalion, coercion, and ereTmin-
alton, if these measures are necessary to put
down the rebellion and sustain the government
of the United States. l know the origin o.
the rebellion, and ] know the originGtors
aud nothing short of an oId-iashioued orth0-
dox he'll, that burns with fire and birthstone
will reward them adequately for their service!'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

TBE Iowa scccsh fditcTs are coming 10
grief rapidly. L. s. Marshal Tioxe. on Sun
day last, arrested David SlcwaId, Of the Cop-
~iitution aud Unicn, pnbliscd at Fairfield
lie started Immediately for Was hington with
hoth Mahony, Of the dubuque Herald, and
Steward.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-05

am informed that oGr public schools will
open on Monday the 8;h inst. I4ef us see
that they have our most ror;liul supper, and
let us make all efI,,rs 10 have our public
schools rank among the first class schoois in
our State. Yours truly, O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
District OF he Mississippi.
u z ~ - , 'Lh'0aI ~ =. p lEI-
SspJsEbar s, lsd2

HEADqUsHT JlCKsos, Missisipfi.1
September s. 1872 :
esnsrs. Order 10. 81
To preserve order among military persons, snd Z
Pr vent improper Intercourse With She enemy, oy
either citizens sold tie fo lowing persons viii ac
temp rsrIy provost murshsls al tee Peints desg-
nst-d.
YioAs6ure and Warren county, Mississippi Captain
ises.51 and FIiud. count kgpi. Jas D. Stuart
Ssiat Helena parrish Lo, - Ju1ga G. W ssrtin.
sailt IaGnanF gsri-a. Louisiana, Ju ss L. B.suc.
Livingston rarish. Louisislu, .. g Davidson.
BstCn 0uEe psri-h. Lau siara- R A. HuGteT.
P1l Bud-oa I.suisiaps. 5ohH @ silsar
Est Icisua parish, Lo1isals- d. sj Hs-dea
N.ssf iicfa-a pa fsh. LOUISIANA j n Collins.
asc-a-isu usrisls Leus.z-Ia- GaF.iain Samuel Bard
Adsns cag5ty, tlis-i--iypl, IS, x. Farra
5ef-rs1r comfy. Mis-iss1 ppi, HoHei Kinds
Elaiearue county Niss.ss ppi --.
Wilkinson coaHIy MIssi-s Ppi, J. Il SmaE
B.ao.tcn county l-i-siasppi Dr 81 j. HcEis
Hallabusla G uuty, Fi issi-siPp. r. n F0TrBstsr.
FaEro county. AI-s-siPFi. ID. q Tyler
H. Marital iaH lavns teen aboish-d tle duties Of
strc- ~ili1 rhar proper nIitz y juIi'diction, ia
eouioElH viii the csstoEls Of var, and the following
Er-i--ss of WEEs
rloey c-uals ammunition snail knowingly hsr-
ta- q 5r0.ecl 50 euamy. rs suffer desth such ether
pa-a as slsi B. ordered by rae seEtenoe Of court
-Ert.eis 81 whoever shall be convicted Of bolding
c1rras1 isnce with or giving Intelligence %, t1r
ruel o.rer rishueut shaii oe ordsred 5y tie
se1c- OF q gl0r-,lsr lei
arrIele O AZ 1Jilc sioreH tAEtn Ia the sneuT
clap. towns. lore % faagazes WHISTLER Of srsery,
- nni- .qu coti & % gss, prQyisions snail he
sns fdr lie Yice Of f Carfeiera-e srat-ss Tor the
1egtr. OF waich tbe ce-lIna1 ding oshcer II 70 D.
Eftise e Every osicar OF provoE Marshal 70 7vhose
cl.srae pr.ssnafs -ash 81 coIProittet. sfsa within
s7-euT f9ur hours FL s1ch coritIn@nt or soon
- d 81 IS 81 s7sd froln his gusEd report g. vri-
f,rfa ~ e8uiuandng Offices qf their names tk-ir
--,ss esa tt- rJslnrs u tie oficen who committed
il.su, & penalty OF being punished Tor eso0eaiense
- lss,.cf al the d isere-son q ceurt martial
III al sf9ateHee Win this department. VIII BE-
EeI5 90 -lA a-tI ci provost iiasha Colonel JAMES
o Fsg-a ~ rde-e h-aaquarters-
a. Ea-1 sn6 OF B-lFa,liarC}eaeFsi RreGLEs
$50 r. M HOOE A. A. O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

IAtfFAA COURT HOUSE, Oct 8, 1867
To Che Presidsutaf TIE Comui tee Tor Pronaotng Ea-
iistmeuss, etc. Phi'adrIpiia
DEAR FRIsEDi Your communication, inelos-
ing the resolutions adopted at the meetings held
on the Both of Ssp'em6er, has seu reeeved i
cordially thank the committee and the Germans
Of Philadelphia fOT theSympsthy they evinee on
my behalf, and tor the energy with which they
are res5y 30 support nae. Not being sclua,ed
BY p5rsoual interest, but by She interest and ths
welfare Of the people, / cannot SEE now the pub
Hcsti0n OF your resolutions could DO any harm
ThAti Il the army without the peopls2 A mere
machine, without power AVID without iifs u
this hong Of trial and dsrger, rhs sympsshy OF
the psoPle is the brst support, sod the greatest
compensation for the burdens aad hardsRips in
ths sTain OF this war TIE confdsnes ii tbs
Pg~eF OF the free H9Fsh lends Us srengsd ssd
PERSEVERANCE,, and urges the srmy to renewed
exertioHs. Whether sbs isdividual in this gi-
gantic sruggie Tises or fais, is Of little imDof-
tauea.
am sorry sbas tse same principles, foT the
defense Of which l entered the service. may.
perhspt, compel me to Withdraw from it; for no
on" shslfga7 of rne thaf I raised troops in nv
mann, and then did rot lock aftsr shsln L fs
ny duFy, az ieas,, 10 maIutain obligations re-
long as 1 have th4 power 70 do-so, ard not
silently submit 60 measures which do not deem
jas If "a.
have nos resigned, ard hops tho govern
mont viii DO jgsleaou2h 70 save ms from this
.ss5 step Bo. 1 nave asked TO be ralievs5 fr0u
my present. commsnd, ana TO be plsced in po-
sItiou wherein L can make myself useful, il 10y
Fell-toUnded, and, as I believe. necessary com
plants cannot fad TedTsss. TaeBs eomplsinss
have, in some ray, reached tss public, Aud ara
known TO you. You alay Judge Of them your
Il is sgi3ent, therefore, thas is Is neither ia ny
nor 10 thr p1bic iutsrss! thai recTuising should /
'ease, aud Prsyycn eoso ali you possibly car !
10 FL up cur old regiments.
Your faithful friend,
~ CflEF RF.s-- r--~s.Y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

Dislrict 81 l. NIssisaiepi
HEAnsUA TERs JsCss0N, Aissi-siDp.- I
za-rz---,4- "a f-gl- 4

General Orders 30
To f-llI u enrolment -zd Organization of con
s--i d. vllin the d. ict iu accordance with tee
sC. Congress % the if-a -gri l-62 mi the orders
and regulations ftbe Hon Secretary o. Wa IN reis
iioI t-e==l E- lrtfy C-l aIi6els and uloyosr Uar
slss ----bF req Ir-j 10 tx PruEp and energetic
measures -uroi .ud forward all C0nscrpr 20 their
pre.--f1sd rarH1s OF -lsIrlaJian
tli---- r- fl-ui G 81. strates and loyal Il
gems --1u--.-5sc0 ala Ia L=s-z0caton of tie law
and forward tts % persons subject con-cript .y
residing uiu tueir respective districts and iurislio-
T. IL Military commanders s~d provost marshas srf
her-5- instructed furuis- -t- Of couzc1pts residing
Wiall tlel- pasve jurisdictions, who slzll 1ot ha7s
been already erl-l il compliance Ui-h thelsyy % the
-c llau- 7essra. 0-lee az rae-e headquarters
III C1lsCr5prs who ave basn enrolled in orFaIizh-
ton ol partisan ranger ras within the limits of t.is
district -iure The ltEi Of pr le2 ana consCripts VII
hsr- -lrrfea il aifv feir- G. b4tsllCn. or company
sine thsl-r OF gy- l-2 viil m accordance with the
orders af TIE s-cr-ts-y az Nsr If august lsth 1907
be -slt charge of aulall5sioned oie-r no will
carry de-cr rtve roll 0f esrh couscIipt containing
uatic the period i8rrug which and the c0mpsnr in
lyh en- l- may have rv=d snd sta suleDs OF rounty
psi and c.g'H7nF I-Furd.
No -1eml-i1 30 thrss requirements VIII be Feeog
uE-d uneE- u--ed written authority hitherto given
b. tEe War -isaIlat by the general commanding
Ll district the sub districts uf which it g composed
by order Br' 'gscisr-Gene. a RUGGLEs
r s. HOOE
z.2s1- zfs-aut A AEiufsut- General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
The Most extraordinary 3sarehssa en-
Hec0~d


WAaaIEGros. 0sjoAer I3-Thelste marches
Of Gspeisi Ssusrt and Of General P Pissssslou,
as FspoTsed fTsm HauisbuIg CHE hrsl pinssy-
ak milss in t'7snsY our hours Azd ths ,ass
asysaty-sight aiss in the same Hus) surbas-
sss sayss}pg of aililaty res3rd Il IS sisted ia
GsnsFAl Hasck's WORK on AHBsry Art aud
SeienGs that Cesar msfeksd the lseians from
Rome 30 the Sierra MoTena, in Spain a. the
rate of twenty leagues s LAY. Il tbs campaign
Of 1909, Macdonald, wishing % prevent the es-
csps Of an enemy, in single day marched
forty miles, crossing rivers and climbing noun
tafns Cansel, after the battle # Sslsmsncs,
retrested forty miles in twalve hoprs In 1874,
Napoleon, wishing 10 form a junction wiih
other troops for the succos Of PARA, marched
his army the distance OF seventy I'VE miles in
thirts-six hours 0a tie day Of the bsssle OF
TaaYera, in Spaia, General Crawford, f=sriDg
that Wellington was hard pressed, made e
forced march with three thousand men the dis
taBce # siKtY-tw0 miles in twentY-six hours
In 1903, Weliugton's cavalry ia Iadia marched
the distance OF sixty miles in twenty-five hours.
1t is said tlat the Eagish cavalry under
Ford Lske marched seventy miles in twenty
four hours
As general rule, says Gen Hslleek, troops
marching for many days in succession viii
move stthe rate from fifteen to tweaty miles
per day lnhFced marehes, erin pursuit Of a
tyiAg enemy, they will average lrorn twenty 70
tweIty-i five miles Gay Ot1y for two OF three
days IN Succession, with favorable roads, thirty
miles day may be ealcuisted on Where
marches beyond this occur, they are the result
OF extraordinary circumstances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23

/ Tee Hon;tsur publishes the following order,
issued bY General Forsy t. ths army OF Mszico,
as -oon as lac arrived a. Aartiniqse
SOLDIERS; ORs day ysU ssktd too much
from victory, -hich hshspslly mSFcsss uigh
Ycu Gag, ard sba was fer mcrnest uafsj5ff1l
% you; boassUl ensmy presuusd usos his
temporary i-f}sity n pssss<d ;bas BE- bed
h-a-ea ihe soldiers o. AaEsats and SoIEsrno.
No, Foa were not vsEqs,sasd Et Fusbs; ssd.
n7g-ovsr, yoU tcok . so6ls Tsvezss At Accl
Pilgo, sss istsl sui 81 BJu~Eo. 0s Msy 5ih
sss bsryic ceuTsgs of sozs fsW HUNDREDS of zee
nngsi istsePii saosg sos, ssrsw IFef against -
obstacle which yoa vrse Bst assnE eBoaFh 30
brssk and lie fsI this rsessa tsst tka EsassFor
nov serds 70 your sid rB11ssst forces 50 over
come al, those dlfisultss wkich yoar numerical
Eeskssss coald not surrzoszt n spiss Of ysur
bravery Thsss reiSfcTcrneaAs ere fsllswisg
ne; sad it isw.sh equal pisssuro sad prids IhsI
fed Dvsslf pisesG ~ 0uF mach levsd Saver
rigs - he hss-i sf sash soidisrs ysE Ysu
Knew - sna kHe~ yea, AsA this aueasl sor-
h1ence is thr sersst guAFEasss OF S8sesss Ie
rrlss ,ssi this Bocesss nay be prsnBt Esi csrs-
siete | TsqHirs frcm jan tbs most sbssluss SUB
a1issisn. C.Fcip lee shish mast be severe, but
winch nill he bus Dsseynsl II yeu viii -i'sses 20
nay -dv-cs YsG vi usds.stsns that ia
country where disorder is Ct - hight vbere
Drste force holds the plss4 Of lAw azj isaacs,
you meet As trsB FTsscA soldiers, sat ths HsIi-
caa nstiou 81 example OF order, and excite in
them g desire 20 throw Of tie yoke of these who
govern them By violanee, sni to sssume q
length thsiy rank an 'ne civilized people Il is
for you, soldiers Of Fr5ncs, Eho march ct the
head Of these psoPis 30 inspire the hexiesss
with noble envy OF The order and discisiins
@hes they ~il see 10 your ranks. You viii, |
tdervfore respect psTsoDS and property you
wiz scluPu PuJusly pay for everything ysu buy 1
and you viii n0I diTty yoUr hAads oY your cos /
sciences With riches derived ron pillAge Yes I
viii h0sog rs iFioa snd il misisssys you viii +
yes psct old msn, Won1sn and children yau -ill 1
not dis5sin the soldiers wAOm you sys going - I
hy .;--tJJ n their vsas Is noble CasHl6Ra blood 1
Bot if you sTs terrible is bsHls yos viii shoe /
yo1yssiyss humsDs after the victory, ERd yen /
VII trsst Sc b-ethrsu tbose wbo. Eshamed TO |
lend the support Of tnsir frUas 70 q government /
of vioisBcs may rally ts or Gag which is lhs 1
syrabcl ct night and jasHea. By such eoadsst /
you Nil Prove better than vsis WsTds that it - /
not sgsinss the MszicAs Rstos that you are /
making ~Er bus against saeae Who Cypress it, /
and lower il IL sbe syss Of shoss civiizsd pe0- /
pies among wasm Jou Ars noE iaTibUg AsTjco /
60 take her psG-.
Tas general Of di7isisa and senator con- !
nsuding ln-chief the eZpedisionary corps Of I
Mexico FOKfY. /
AIARTIyoUE, August so, 1852.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
BF2calsy Eet-eea ssenerai anlI.sE and
General lay.


There axe several versions of the dificulsY be-
-iwssn General HslIack and General Clay. i
appesrs thar GsuersI CLAY. accompanied bv a
wsrm personal and political frisnd szd sup
porter, called Epon General Hsl!sck, sad pointed
oct 70 BIN uPou mac the TeE.on Of country IN
which bis tTisads desired him 70 command He
was answered thzs sleh . com mad would
place hin THE Junior msjor-geaersl ia shs army
oye5 GsHeTsis Busll, Grant As5 Cufds. aUd aiso
ths' General Ha..sck hsd nc power to appaiRt
commander Of TiEasry dsPsrtDess; thst this
oevoived exclusively upon ths PrstidsRt; bui
INST, under the circumstances, General ia. isck
RS unwilling sa TecomHsna sueh . dssisHa
SloD. The iTlsDd Of GsnsTAl ClaF then asksd
nat hs should = spFoiEtsd to the coEnHsand OF
adrpaftnsnt coUp0se5 Of kssoari, A-kAaEas
Ass FsEsz, sad - FAise sew SsTss fer thss d.
FsfimsaE. He Eas ,od that shis would disDlscs
G-neTA Cuytis and Seho6s!d. oficsrs with milf
ia-y education and eIperiepce, F5o had bsea
sgnaiiy successful in Tbs isd, ard that as %
raising new forces, tbs government hs5 alrsady
n5rs irons in the Ere iran Tiers was rus 10 keep
them hot, ard tbat while she administration pr
sis,ed in undertaking the strength Of TIE enemy.
70 simply hold Mississippi and North Arksnsss
Iniil thr main r-5e amy shall be DESTROYED.
vas IS much IS could be expect-d. The pepper
occ szIa-sEg, Of scastsIioe cur forcss al ever
he ace Of the country, IN small de achments,
had been fTisd and proved irjudicioua
1 he ordsr assigning General Clay t. the de-
Dsrtmeu5 of Gsusral BuJler, IS understood to
have emsrAssd directly from the Secretary Of
y q, srd not from the geEeral-in chisf.-NsLc
York H.r1k
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
Nereirn ar.rh

Ia Lsscsshire, says ,hs Loudon Daily Eslos
every stranger is sccosted with the nquify
q" Can't you tell as when the coiton's ccmin'f''
ard the ssns thought is unperrsost in the minds
Of everybody elsewhere.
Tbs ideS thst tho Eoglish ere in the hsbis Of
sacrificing hamsn victims, hss spread eli over
Northwest IHdis, mas shown in Bombay, sad has
now broken out in NADIA The daughter Of 9
collector il thst Prsside1cy was to be married
sad .hs day before the wedding the butler went
iHto tbe village 70 snY sons nscssssriss tor she
breakfasts. bat f7aed Is 6sasrtsd report bsd
gore abroad shat twsive fa. children we're 10 be
ssc'iHesd.snd n villsFrrs RAJ ed 70 the jungle
A-feY . grsst dssl OF troub's, fhs sduits Of the
visisga SETs indcced 10 rsfur1 but nos single
caild ~ss visible sih tie Wedding wss over,
Nj Glpia. nsnb4T Of shs B,i.ish Pafliazsrs,
hss i4vltsd Garsaidi to sake uP his rssideDec
~iEh him, ia laa avsnt thes hs ia permitted,
under sHy cifeuu1stsnces. 70 20 to England
Street. TsiWsys are to be nnmsdFateiy irtro-
daced ir tie cities Of Hsm6uvg aud Alt5ns
HeST Muller, = civil ensincer. hiss alsO devised
sayEtsm of eisy FsilrcSds for Berlin sud Yienns
a~d i is csnsidsfed likely thA! the latter vii
sceap; The proposition.
The increAss Of panpsrsm IN some Districts Of
Lancashire and Cheshire + gan5 Is compared
vita she relief records Of 1851 Is ssagtlizg l.
Ashtou-undeI- Lyne, the rsss of iae.eEss i l57
per cent, in BlsckkBTu 455 per eesE. In. Burn
.sJ 302 per csut, ssd in Ssocs port 4s3 Per cant
A Spanish j0ulnal anoopncss that i haS re-
ceiVsd the fret two numbers Of clsadesgiue
jcursal, published 81 Naples, and entitled "R1Rs
or Daath." ="
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
- Il.e IL.

wa have no DeT luey yemeEt- 10 report in tas
army ei General Lse, no news of intsssss bsips
bEeoghs dOwa by ihs csrs yesterday evening.
We lsasn thst The Yankees cuk some fantastic
tricks N Miadlshur aud AIDE, during lass
Wsek Oa Wednesday LIST. 80 sf eur wagons
we're loaded aitd bacoo Il Ald3seuig asd isst
IS they werc about ts start for cur army, sevss-
tess Yankee cs7sirsmen Iode ins0 she place asd
s0ok q9el pesseasioa Of ths wagoas sad tbeir
eonsens, and drove shem do~n ihs road. Il il
shougst that information concerning the bacon
was given the enemy by soEzs traitor to our
cause
o. The following day psrfy Of A59ut seven
tesn Of the enemy entered Aide, which is about
fourteen miles from Midds5uEg. London conn
", where they were met by : detachment Of
attSin Balls cavalry, seventeen IN nEmbsr,
commanded BY Lieutenant Geo. hiseBs when
skirmish took place, in which the gallant hsu-
tensnt was shot through the head and instantly
killed. One Of bis msR was also killed. The
Yankees lost 8 lieutenant and one ptfvsse.
Upon seeing thar lieutenant fall, they fed pro-
cipitately & iah man was found dead ID th3
woods, but no one knew anything of him. Hs
wore riDg with the name Rasseli" epgTaVen
on it.
Oa Tuesday 8 large party OF Che hirelings adj
yanced Hpon Aldis early in the morning aud re-
NAMED there until about noon, when thsy start
ed Fl, about $50 going toward BIiddleburg, and
hals:Ug within half = mile of the place, while
the balsBce moved np the SnickeTsvills road.
su9 crossed over ta MildiebuTg and rej0ined
tbeir companions After tauymg q short X hile
they returned to their camp. Doubtless these
thieviug parties were ia search Of forage and
provisions and Il would be well fer our gen
erals to look after thsm.-R Richmond Enquirer,
Oct l4tk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-23
Eninnale s.ernl lsreeenf.

4 he affairs q IsalY have acquired new in
tsFestin the msIfisge Of the PDncess Pia, now
Marie Of Portugal Late carrssp0ndeats de-
scribe the young Queen s. mach changed ia
appeaFahee within short tine. She Is ssid 10
have become ssrikingly like her sister, TIE Prin-
cess Ciohlde, to she surprise OF sve-y one, for
shehss al ssys been said 10 resemble the Ans
trien branch Of the fAniiy--hsT pateTnsl rsia-
tives The poor cid Pope seems 10 bear 10
rane0r against his god-dsHghteT, nOtwithsand-
log ber fathers misdeeds, ard has sent her a.
number Of nost valuable bsidsl presents, among
them sn aibum composed of sohd gold, set IN
Jewels inclssing 3 mersel of the veil Of the
Holy Virgin and a scrap Of q thorn from the
crown of thorns worn by Christ on The cross
these precious relics bcipg Surrounded hF pearls
Eubies, and diamonds; also chspiet eomposed
o. precious stones, as1mg which are several ru-
bies vslned $1,000 each. Vc,cr Emanuel's
presents to his deUghtar co sists, among othsr
objects, Of two necklaces and tiara or diamonas
es5 lima ed at $I6G 0o0; AL the Emperor Ma.
pofsen has presented tia bride with a sRpeib
diamond da3em, the value Of which the public
has not yet guessed a.;