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DROWNED "A man named Long, of The
firm of Long & Babbett shipping merchants
oil Louisville or New Albany, while at
tempting to step on board the Commercial
at Portland, on Tuesday night, fell into the
river and was drowned.
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last night, and will return with load of
tobacco and grain from this place.
The Charley Bowen left at Il yesterday,
with fine freight list f Cairo and all in
termediate points
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wAsHINeToE, June Is The rumors from
Ne York OF the Contemplated changes In
he Cabinet are not believed here. They
are gen "a ly regarded as mere specuIa.
tions, from the fact that the Presidents
visit to Lieut.. Gen. Scott was on business.
the military bearing of which was only
conjectured.
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.&MEREFF's sale 40. So.

By virtue of order of Sale issued our OF the
office of the clerk OF the Court of Common Pl.as
OF VandrrLurSb county. Indiana, IN favor of Flor
enee Il. sui'ivan, and sgsiast James u, 6auud rs
and others, will, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10TH, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. aud 4 O'Clock r. NJ
Of said day, al the door Ct e. Court uou in the
City OF Evansville, Indiana, offer for sal, at u.
lie auction, the rents and p offs for 9 term Of
to-wit:
Lots No. two ~ and three (S), in Block No txo
~, in the Northern Enlargement Of the ity of
Evansville, Ino;aua.
And should sad rents and pvohts not sail for a
sum sufficient satisfy 81 d y r I aud COST will
Of the Seme time aud place, offer for sale the Il
simple OF premises.
GEoEGE VIOLIN,
Sheriff Y. g
Jones d Blythe, Plh's Attorneys. IS rs je25
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BS~ We regret to learn that dispatch
was received yesterday from Lieutenant
Colonel Foster, of the 25th Indiana Regi-
ment, advising his friends in this city that
Lieut.. Alex. McFerson, Acting Commits
sary of that regiment, was lying danger
Ously i'll of typhoid fever, at Lagrange,
Tennessee, and that but faint hopes are en-
tertained of bis recovery,
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as" Kraiz b Heilmsn have sent three
Threshers down the river this week, two
by the Bowen and one by the Gen. Ander
son. There are few firms in Evansville
more enterprising than that of Krarz &
HeilmaB.
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WASHINGTON, June 25 -Tne n..6 No..
bill vetoed by the President has references
alone II banks eufsid" of the Dis,ric, -
Columbia, which have flo 'ded our District
with small notes.
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Board of EQUALIZATION.

m he COs3HsU on COUNCIL OF THU
M City of Evansville will meet a Board of
Equalization at the City Council Chamber on
Monday, She 30th day OF june, 1852, at 9 e's lock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of equaliz ng and correcting
the assessments Of real and personal property and
will continue in SESSION from day to day until said
Assessments are all equalizsd aud corrected.
al tax payers are requested 20 call and examine
their respective assessments.
WIN. BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors Once, June 81, 1862.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
REpounr No. 2 lime o.

REDoUBT No. 3. June rs, I'm.
non r. ~. S'omtOn, Secretary of Var:
We have advanced our pi,kets on the
iett considerably to-day under sharp resist
ance. Our men have behaved very hard
somrly. Some firing still con,inues
(0lgLe1) q. B. MCCLELLAN
MajoT-General COMMANDING
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e2r The frame building on the corner
of Water and Locust street, used by the
Indiana Legion as drill room was sold
last Saturday at auction. Judge Foster
was The purchaser.
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Jones Blythe, PIH's Attorneys. IS 2
.&AEB<RE's SALE, .vO SO.

by virtue of order of sale, issued out of The
office of the Clerk of the Oibsen Circuit Court
in favor OF Samuel SteTue and james Erwin and
against Jchn Erwin aud others, 1 will, Ou
"WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, 1902,
between the IorIrs OF 10 o'clock A M and o'clock
p. NJ OF said day, at the door 81 the Court Houas
IN the city of Evansville, Indiana, oGer for sale
at public auction the rentr, issues and frOhts for
the Ie Of seven years of the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbers six (6l, seven az, eight (sl, nine
10Y, ten (lO), eleven IN, twelve l2), thirteen (3)
fourteen C4l, and fifteen (l5), in bIeCk numttr
twelve (IZ), in the 81 utheTn Enlargement OF the
City of Evansville, VanderLurgh county, Indiana,
together with all the mills, macl,in rs, and i'm
provemeut- belonging to the same.
And should said and profits Of said real
estate not sell for sufficient satisfy said
writ and costs, will at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple Of said premises.
GEORGE W0LFLIN,
S. IS Je25 Sheriff V. O.
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Tie judgment pronounced in the impeach-
ment case.
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Local News.

Ray~ We are indebted to Joe Davis, of
the Adams Express, for Louisville and St.
Louis papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
MORNING REPORT.

Western sick soldiers at New
York-What General Pope
thinks and says-His ope-
rations in Mississippi
Gen. Casey relleved-Mr.
Raymond, of the Times, on
the situation before Rich
mond-Jeff. Davis sick at
Raleigh.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27
Announcement.

Mr.. EDIToR: You will please announce A.
Whittlesey, So, a candidate for state Senator
from the countiss of POsey and Vsnderburgh at
the next oct,br election, in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

e&zy' Telegraphic communications have
been opened with Cumberland Gap, for
both private and government business, the
latter; of course, taking precedence.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

sEz5- In our notice of the arrival Of the
Golden State the other day, the name of J.
B. MAGHEE, one of the nurses, was misspell-
ed ]. r. MCKEE
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The Rebellion Ceased.

EE9HE Late WsHDOW~ or DR,
II CoWLS begs leave to announce to her old
friends and patrons that she still continues the
preparation Of the same success uI remedies which
were used by the old Doctor himself which won
for him prletice at that time unequaled in the
West. She is now located two and half miles
North of Evansville the Plank Road, near
Negley's Mills Pigeon Creek. lily
TETHB .RoNrsN~V.4Z RKECFKO.r OF
II Officers and Directors OF the Evansville Lii
bra Association will be held Oh Monday even
ing July hath, at the Rooms Of the As5eciation.
A full attendance Of tho Stock holders Is desired
PHIL. O. DECK ER, Sec'y
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1nRIsTIAS nEIL
KRATZ &c HEILMAN.
VI IOVNOIb = 7
MANUFACTURERsA AND BUILDERS OF STEAM

| MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grisf Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws.
Cumming Machines Chinese Sugar Cane Milla,
Thrastng Machines, 6Ccs
EVANSVILLE, IND
gEWTE PROPRTETORS OF TIE CITY rom
IL dry beg leave to inform their friends and TIE
public In general that they are prepared 10 do als
Kinds Of
MACHINE AND TINIgHIEG WORK.
a1d everything appertaining to the Foundry buais
They are manufacturing STEAM ERaGERs AKM
D0ILERs Of any size and power required. Saa NH
NAchinery and Mil Gearing Of any size Disti!.
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco s5rsws, Gums
ming Machines, Thrasbing Macbiuesi Malt Mills,
HorsepcwerS Corn-Fhellcrs NJ aGhneFy Of All "A ds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castiucr e
every description, Iron HOusefronts, Cellar fates,
&c. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest inn
proved patternsi Hollow W9ra, Dog Irons, g..
BREWERS, DISTTLLEkS, RECTIFIERS, &t,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles. Rsfrigorators,
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Httila
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphona, &c-i Copper, Lsa,i and
Iron PIpei Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of svcry
variety, for Ieer, spirits oil, d Brass Cocks and
Yalve9, Steam histlss, &c.
WDrk8en sent to all p rts TO o. uP work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet IrcH
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing In and selling Aliens ImaroV
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud =
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Mnchi
Stephen Hughes Flour SepAratora, German 10
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, ackIug, Hope, a
Of tho bOst kind; Tinplafa, Sheet Iron, Block TIN
Zig Iron, Babit Metal, Spolter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and ~orkmeD, and will give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, niling orders
promptly, wGrrantiDg their work, and ere aatisacd
With reasonable prices.
- Office and Sale Rooms, No. 81 Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard eD Machine Shon on Tina
stEeet, between First 1eoond streets, E7auas
vile, Indiana. IoeY
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G Is. MCCLELLAN,
hajor-GeBerai Command ng.
REpouBr No. 3. Jnne Is. 5 NJ.

KEDouBT No. 3, june Is. 5 P NJ.
Hon. H. 81. Stanton, Secretary Of Har:
The affair is over and we have gained
our point fully, and with but little loss.
Notwithstanding the strong opposition. our
men have done all that could be desired.
The affair vas partially decided by two
guns that Captain Dernsey b'Opghr gallant
~ into action under very difficult circum
stances. The enemy was driven from his
camp 10 front of this, and all ia now oniet.
Signed1 GEO B MCCLELLAN.
Major-General Commanding.
HARPER's FEKRY. June "a.
pontOOn bridge will arrive this evsnins
on its way to Fremont
The greater part of the force here ia
throwing up earthwoIks en- Bolivar Heights
1t was rumored yesterday that The rebel
Gen. Ewell was advancing on New Creek
with 1000 men. The Twentv-third IIIi-
nois and Eighty seventh Pennsylvania went
there this morning Gen. Kelly is fully
able to receive Ewel. jackson is by this
time fully checked and Fremont Banks
and Shields have joined forces to pursue
him.
NORFOLK, June a.
Gen. Viele held "a conference With the
city officers here yesterday, aud finding
that they would not take the oath of al
leeiance, ordered that no election for mu-
nicipal officers De held, as arranged for this
morning. He issued II proclamation cIar-
ing the city under martial law, ond restor
ing the OLD city ofiters who's terms have
expired. Gen. YieIe has found il necessary
to adopt this course in consequence of
numerous petty disturbances between the
Union men and secessionists.
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u hof Gus M-oB.an do In war

u h"t cas- WoBI0H do Fn H1ar.-Much
every way. But shS can't Keep peace in the fam
lily without a bottle of Dead Shot to kill eff the
blood bnsty bord~s OF hungry Bed-Buxs that,
uninYie |, introduce themselves to her lodgers to
heir FRAT aHIs yHIee and dsgurt. Now is tire
time to use it Kill 'em nowI No family should
be without it. The Dead Shot makes a clean
sweep; renders PEACE certain Ly tha annihi'aton
OF the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THEDECGGIoT
Agents in Evansville, KELLER 4 WHITE.
my 3dim
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Bo,ToY, June 26.-The U. S. sfeamer
Mississippi, from New Or cans on the 18th
inst, arrived here this rnornin~.
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me GOHGs"SsO1- GRd EEQsrfsHcS OF Ga
RnE@ffd. -Pubishei for tho beuedt and
warning ana Cation to young who suffer
IRON Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c;
supI lying ut the same time the means of Self-Gur
By one who has clreI him elf af err being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
'rackery. By e..clo ing no Paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE; C PTEs may be had OF the author,
NATHANIEs. MAYFAIR, E-q., Bedford, Kings,
Co., ny mhI5-d&wIy
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MORE SICK SoLDIERs.-The Stephen De-
calur arrived from the Tennessee river yes
teTday afternoon, having on board about
one hundred and eighty sick and disabled
soldiers. OF these, she left near one hun
dred at this place, and the others she took
60 Louisville. The boat was under charge
o. DIR. Frank White as Medical Director,
assisted by Drs. L. T. Bolton and George
Hopkins
The condition o. the boat was excellent
and showed that the duties of those in
charge had been we'll attended to
Through the courtesy of DR. White we
have been furnished a list of those on
board, which we will publish on Monday.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-27

Lo'K TO YOUR SHADE TREEs.-We have
noticed in our peregriuatious through the
city that mauy handsome shade trees are
being rapidly destroyed by eaterpiIlats ard
other species of worm. That people " no
have had the good taste to plant shade trees
and the industry and economy to preserve
thea until they have become both crna-
mental and useful and then suffer then
to he destroyed, would seem almost ir-
credible. Yet we zee some of the hand
sornest SHADE trees IN the city fairly u1s,.v.
with the nests of those destroyers, and no
apparent effort being made to stay the
destruction. This negligence is inexcusable,
as the remedy is SO easily applied. Let ev-
cry limb upon which one Of these nests is
found be immediately cut off, and commit
ted to the flames. 1t were a shame to rob
the streets Of their beauty by neglect
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The EPpsfffss.-IL is very Sif6cult matter
with the majority OF per 10 restrain their ape
titles; hence, We SEC an abundance Of Dyspepsia,
Liver CUmp'aiut-, aud Disorders Of tho StomA. b
and Digestive Organs. HOOD Ind's German Bitters
will entirely cure the complaint, aud the
s,et"m to its o. igir.l 'igUr and strength. They
are for sic by druggists and d. al-r~ ia mrdicnes
. eryv here, at ~ c~ut~ pet bottle. febls
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.5peclai Naslccr.

FEVHR III V6TRBS FINE co UJN'TF
II Library, acknowledging the receipt Of
large number of valuable B,oks, sert by Hon.
Caleb b. Smith, S, etary of the Interior, hereby
thank him fer this valua l. addition to tho Lii
brary. VICTOR BISCH, =. VIC,
jel7-Std2tw LiEr- riaD.
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A0ffOaOaH's Pfffs.-Etcsr CcmPI~fHfs.
As these pills act on the general g, stem through
the circulation, there diseases which thy
cannot cure, but they especially eficacous in
oil disorders of the liver. For these they a
certain remedy. s IL everywhere. [jeI4l 137
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fAS BS1Orfd.-WILiIAM BATCBELoR's e.
brat~d Hair Dye produces IA color not to be distin-
gust Ell from BRtu e-warranted , OF to injuTe the
Hair IN the cast: eiies the i'll eff cts Of Tad
dyes, and inyigorates the Hair for life. Cry, Red,
Rusty Ii ir ins family turns splendid Black
Brown leaving the Hair sofs and beautiful. Sod
by all Druggists, &c.
Hs- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM a.
BATCH ELoG, on the Jo,,r sides Of each toz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York
(La'e 233 Broadway aud l6 Bond stIest.)
JHne2-dw
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tONDENsED TINE TABLE
THE
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07
The london TImes, Corrcspondent.


1t was ANNOUNCED some time since, that
the Secretary of War had refused to allow
Russell, the American correspondent of the
London Times. to accompany the army to
Yorktown. Russell has given his version
of the matter, which does not materially
differ from that heretofore published, ex'
cent that be accuses Secretary Stanton of
double dealing, which may or may not be
true. Russell is of the opinion that Stan.
ton was acuated by desire to show his au.
thority, aud to make Mcclellan feel bis
subordinate position; but the Times, lu
some editorial comments on the subject, at
tributes the snutbing of its correspondent
to the fear of independent criticism on the
part of the Federal Government. Ii seems
never to have occurred to the thick skulled
Englishman, whose unfulfled prophecies
ere not yet entirely forgotten, that bis
gross falsehOods in regard to the American
soldiers, and bis evident sympathy with the
cause of the enemy, bad any thing to DO
With his exclusion from the Federal lines.
But whatever may have been StantOn's
reasons for refusing Russell permission to
accompany the army, he followed illustri-
ous precedents. Russell was the cores
pondent of the London Times during the
Russian war, and bis letters from the Cri-
mea SO aggravated the English soldiers that
they mobbed him out of camp, tore down
bis shanty, and compelled him TO leave the
the island. For some reason, The Times
did not allude to the matter, but the facts
we're mentioned by other correspondents,
and commented on by the English press.
In 1859 Russell was sent to Italy to report
the Italian war, but Louis Napoleon would
not permit him TO come within the lines of
the French army, and bis employers we're
compelled to send another correspondent.
Stanton was probably actuated by the same
motives as Napoleon was during the war
in Italy. He knew that Russells statements
we're taken for gospel truth by the Eng
lsh, and knowing his prOclivities, for per-
verting the truth, he was not disposed to
afford him facilities for misrepTesenting The
motives and actions Of the Government
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07

BUSINESS or WAsuoE.-A gentleman, said
to be we'll Informed on the subject, writes
10 the Bulletin a. follows. in relation to the
business Of WashOe:
In Washoe there are about 100 mills crush
ing quartz; they charge $25 per ton. Aver
age daily crushing, 10 tons to each mill, max
ing daily earnings Of the mills, S25, 900; haul
ing 900 tons Of quartz daily at, say 81 per
ton, 81 900. Total daily receipts by mills and
teams, So, 900. 1t costs, say 81 to dig and de-
hEeE ton Of quaTtz-$4, 900. TOtal amounk
daily paid for diggingr hauling and crushing
quartz, $36IOOO; eOeal paid monthly, 81 ,OS0Sr
Co., Sundays ace ineladsdG tosaI paid yearly,
il mills run, $4,000, 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07
SAcnANENro. June ], 3EN.

CALIFORNIA NAMES AMONS THE NEw Gun
BoArs.-The Sacramento Union publishes an
extract Of letter, received by gentleman
in that city, from friend in New York,
whose father has been engaged ai Ports
mouth, N. H., in constructing two pew war
steamers, respectively named the Sacra-
mento and SonODa. The builder, Isaiah
Hanscom, was formerly attached TO ibe Ma
Wy Yard, Mare Island as Naval Constructor
aud probably has partiality for California
names. The writer says
My father has been pretty busy ever since last
summer, but is now getting somewhat relieved,
as he has now only to fit out the new vessels al
ready built, of which have been launcheds since
last September. The last, the Sacramento. in
whish he takes especial pride, was launched last
Monday and was considered his most suexess-
full effort Of head work in every way, Of wAich,
doubtless, all SacramentanS will be pleased.
The Sonoma he also launched last week-back-
lily, having the honor Of using;thOse two nsnes
for his vessels. The Sacramento is one Of the
class of "six-scTew Steamers" built especially
for speed, and is about 900 tons, 225 feet long,
and about 3S feet beam! The SonOma is one
of the "twelve side-wheel steamers" and is gen.
orally supposed to be q faiFveSsel.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07

FHDERAn AND REBEL Loss AT RICHMOND.
In one of the telegraphic items, giving
some particulars of the battle near Rich.
mOnd5 on Saturday and Sunday last, the
Federal loss was stated at two hundred
killed aud woundeds This was undoubted.
ly intended for two thousand-the word
"hundred" having been accidentally SUBJ
stituted for thousand" by some Of the OPP
orators on the overland line. A later dis
patch gives the Federal loss, in killed aud
wounded, at three thousand. The only To-.
formation we have OF the rebel losses, is q
statement that they lsfttwelve hundred men
dead on the field. II this is correct, their
loss in killed aud wounded could uOt have
been less than 6vs thousand. We have no
statement Of the number Of troops engaged;
but from the reported losses, II must have
been the hardest fought battle of the war,
With the exception Of the engagement aI
Pittsburg handing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07

GREY TOR THE FALLEN.-The local pa
pers Of Western towns and eities coHae to US
full of the evideNCes of mO1Sning and OF grief
over the dead and woundc6 in battle. They all
contain lists ofdhe names OF those who iell on
the battlefield, ,.who had gone forth from their
towns, villages, or cities so fight for the cause
of the Union and Liberty There are but few
homes in the West that arc not represented IN
the great army Of the Government, and many
of these homes are now saddened by the tidlngs
of death or suffering. The brave and patriotic
sons. brothers, fathers, and husbands who have
gone ITO the wars" have IefI anxious hearts be-
hind them, and alas! how many hot tear will
be shed, how many painful heart-throb will
swell the sOTTowmg breast, before this war
against treason SSa madness shall be ended! II
is sad to think that any of orr brave volunteer
soldiers should be shot down by traitors, and
mOumful to rehess what heavy cloud OF grief
will settle down OTer many a home when the
news comes that such or such a one has fallen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-07

FOEEIGN NEws.-We have dates from
Liverpool to May 25th
The European political news is unimPOstaDt,
Anxiety foT American intelligence daily in
eTeases.
The Times says the details Of the capture Of
New Orleans places the surrender ~ more
eredjtable light foT its de5enders-the surren-
der after such a contest bRJ0g divested OF any
reproaeh. It says q stubborn and prosTacted
resistance is yet thgesteRe5 by the South; but
if place after place be abandoned, the time
must come when the rest will be hardly worth
defending.
The Paris Constitutional argues that the
North IN advancing deep iDso the South, VIII
meet with unsUgIDountable obstacles, and that
the end is furihey off than ever, and that those
who urge the North to establish its sway on
sangunary ruins are not aware Of the sad i1-
ture, viz: emancipation for four millions Of ne
groes and slavery for six millions Of whites.
The London Globe says England has washed
her hands of the Mexican business. retaining
only that hold on the Vera Cruz customs which
Is essential to discharge the debts due England 5
subjects.
1t is reported that the French GoverDWent
has resolved on the occupation of the City OF
Mexico under every contingency, and that next
Fall every stTagetic position Of the country Is
to be seized On-thc occupation to extend foF
three years, TO allow time for the development
of the national will.
The ArchdHke Maximilian is about to visit
Frame.
1t is reported that France has formerly de-
mandpd the expulsion Of the e1-King OF NapSes
from Rome.