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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-27
r EGAL NOTICE.

Toz W Mefithew, Louisa Merithew, Oliver Reeves,
Elen Reeves. Abraham lamb Owen Baldwin,
Catharine Baldwin, Isaac Hail, and Mary Ann Hall:
You, al each of ynn hereby notified that there
Is file In the OF Hiram barney, Plaintiff.
tbeing suit In Ghancery 10 forecose mortgage J
against Isaac Gardner and others. Defendants, pend
ing in the District Court of Lee county Iowa al Keo-
kuk answer aud crpss-bill OF Nelson Gardner as
Executor OF the estate Of william Roach, decea sed
who Is defendant in the original suu claiming OF
you. the said q. w NJ rilhew and Oliver X. Reeves,
The sum NJ SeveEteeH Hundred Dollars, with TIN per
cent. Interest per annum money due on mortgage
made by you 70 william Roach In his lifetime. also
claiming against each OF you Tie foreclosure OF said
mortgage tbs same being upon the North-ess quarter
OF the South quarter or Section seventh Town
ship 65 north, Range west, Ina Lee county, lows Bnd
also praying that the quarter Of tho south
west qua said section be first sold to pay thg
amount which may be found due the Plaintiff, Hiram
Barney and that then The Northeast quarter OF the
South quarter OF said section be next sold pay
Plaintiffs claim and further asking for sale OF said
preInses pay The amour. dse aid Gardner as Exec
uter, and for general Fslsf And unless seu appea,
aud said petition or before noon OF the sec
ond day Of The ter i of said Court 10 commence
! rt Keokuk on the first NJ opday OF September, A. b
1869 default Will be rntcrcu against You and iudg
rendered thereon pisA 20 far ~ said petition.
NOBLE \ STH0EG,
mayl5 d Att'yx Tor ii1in'iH.
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I E,j AL NOTICE.

~ feasrsek zugK. Cotaelia Ann yugg. Black
xtit, William Turner, and the state Of Iowa
You and each Of on are hereby ncthsd tt.f tA<re
on MI In the Office the Clerk Of the Disstii
Court Lee county, Iowa. al ksoknk In ssd couaty
petition or keiper Laurent, CLAIMING ~ said Fred
erick Zueg Two Hundred and Fifiy Dollars, with In-
terest ~ money due on promtssor! note and claim
ing agxipst ali a. the foreclosure of mortgage gu
eestea A~ai hsa lee county tc~a, exeesd
said note.
kUv. unless sou appear aud answer said PETITION be-
fore noon III second day Of the neSt ssptem bsr
OF the said District Court OF Lee county Iowa,
held al keoknk la said eorfty, decree viii be
rende red sgalnst stG rs prayed for ~ default
RAkKiN MILLER.
ie1o-d ABtJs III FIsiAlIH.
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F EGAL NOTICE.

To Emily Howe Lowell Howe, Arnold endall c
PriehHrd and Z N Perry
Won are hereby nctihtd that there Is fle In
the ffrse of the Cisk ef the District Court Of Lee
rnhly lows. nj keaknk, petition ~ {. IL. Perry,
AhrcF Reeves and samneiF. Miller Executors q lie
and Lowell Howe, -Four Hundred Dollars. as money
due proaissery note. and alec claiming seHinst
all of the foreclosure Of mortgage certain Real
note
Now, unless yon appear and answer said petition
before noon 81 the secard daf VI The September
term District Court u Lee county Iowa, To be
held ke kuk Judgment III lie rendered against
N PRAYED for by default.
RANKIN MILLER.
Il AittN pIntiiiHa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Vim P Slater, Guy Wells Mortimer henderson and
Wesley Hasrfaaal. Defendants
You arc hereby notified HAT thare Ia nov on NE III
the cieri sptfcs Of the District Caur of lee court
Iowa, 1t khekuk, petition in equity OF Hiram IN T
ney, laimDg Of yeu, WIN. r. slnttr, jndsn'fit tor
The snn, OF six Hundred Dollars upon ceFfsln mort
gage N AIDE by you 10 Ghas Mason upon the nsHhwesi
quarter OF the Northwest quarter OF Section t3oI
Iowa aud o Jon all the foreclosure Of said morgage,
III. sale uf said land the extnsuishent OF shr cqnftJ
VI redemption, and for general RELIEF
nd vou mi 1t zach appear and answer said petition
by noon OF the aecond day Of the next term OF SAM
Court, 10 be held ut keokuk on the nrA Monday OF
~ ass,n, H. SCOTT HOWELL.
'iee,.daw Au'y for Pi'it.
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.HERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CouSrY SIS.
BY virtue OF = special execution TO me directed is
sued BY the Clerk o. the District Court said county
10 favor OF Jaaet and Harvey Srong and against w
Belknap, havs ieyied upon and will sell the high
bidder at the front door of the Cisrt office ofthe
Dsthci Court Of Lee county, Lows, II Ksokuk in said
county on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862, between
mencing n O'Clock D. m 0f sid day, the following
proparty, t-wit lot esht 81 II Block ninesysix to6
In the city Of Keokuk, lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, June 18th, 1859.
n, G. HEOGES, Sheriff Lee county. lows,
jel4d BY D. y. SIXTH, IT., Deputy.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

TO J Morley, r., Ten Eyck, Ford Gorhsm b
Ford, II Love d CO., and G IA Perry
Yon are hereby notified tina there liz now on hie IN
the oce OF the Clerk OF the District Court 81 Lee
county lows. at keokuk, petition 81 C. IT. Ferry,
Abpnr Reeves and Samuel r. Miller Executors Of the
win of Reeves, claimib. Of ynd j, Morley, jr.,
Eight Hundred Dollars, money due Oh promissOr7
note and also claiming sgAinsi all OF foTeelos
ure OF mortgage on certain Real Estate In Lee coun
ty, Iown executed by said J. Morley jr., TO secure
sstd note
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
before OF the second day Of the next September
term nf The District Court 81 Lee eeafts fews, to be
held at keokuk, In said county, judgment will be
render red against you as prayed for by defsult
RANKIN 4 MlLLER,
jel2-d At'ys for Paintifs.
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NOTICE.

To D A Kinnear kebecra s Baidridge, John Bald
ridge, Samuel Bsidfidge, and Mccullough, Ad-
ministrmtor OF A p Baldrdge. dec ID, Defendants.
Yon are led that there file In the
Clerk Office II the DstFirt Court Of Lee county Iowa
AT Keokuk, petition and amended petition OF Hiram
Barney praying for judsncnt ssa'hst yru. ID A.
Kinnsar for the sum OF Fourteen Hundred Dollars,
upon your mortgage to ChAs. Mason. upon the East
Aalf OF the NerthW est quarter al Section G;] also
ST. acres adjoining the wexj, HIi IN Township
67l North. Range t6I West; oise. Ven a~res ~ The
Southwest [t4l Of the Southwest = OF Section III
Township IG6 Range t6l West, in Lee county Iowa
md as against you all the foreclosure OF said mort
gage the sale OF said lard the ektingushmeni OF the
equity Of redeInpt ion and Tor general relief
Now You must appear ant auswer said petition by
noou OF the Sc mi day OF the next September term
safd Court to be held al sknk the hrst Monday
OF sent mber Is62, Judgment will be had therein
II SCOTT HOWELL,
ieo1dIw Atty for PIN.
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To BarrsatA Williams, MsrgsretR wiiiams Thos
Clageit, Joseph Manning Hiram Barney Alb.
bolt. Johpe. d 60. Ole ErIsk snIs.
You hereby hoiined That there IL row on hle In
the ofiee VI the Clerk OF The District Court OF tee
county, Iowa. al ktoknk, the petition af bpueilsA
Seeies. surviving partner OF seeley willard 3 Go,
snd Eandersort. Dieketscn Go r'G!rf iss against
u. A. Williams judgment Tor Ten Thousand Dollars
In favor Of said bcudthpi &tult ahI Judgment or
Six Thousand Holisfs i iaSa ~ I4ndersott, DECKER
Co, claiming sTsttst all Of You The safe OF
certain Real lis tate me ltlotd Ia said pettien and
foreclosure OF mortgage ilereon in saisfacfiop o.!
said debts. And unless you APPEAR and answer said
petition before noon OF the second day OF the
ne xt Sc nheE OF raid court Judgment Will be
| rendered against you BY default.
RANKIN MILLER,
1elQ-N Aueys for plhimtir.
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iThGAL NOTICE.

To John 2wart, Bernard zwart George Anderson,
ard Geo Anaerson Co, NJ Magoun, Hatch Il
THOMPSON. Ficklen Lucas. Wi iialn Burkett j NJ
Breeder, James luntliS, surviving Hrtncr of King
E Tumcity, Scott Omsby, A r Stevenson X il
Blackwell, Daniel Mahony, Chaplin Il lee, State
of Iowa for the use OF the School Fund, A Hosnar:
Iowa State inBura nee Company, ehttendon Nc
Gavic Il & ID Ford. Samuel Hamilton, II w 4
III fucker nj Sharis, s n Smith. r zuge q X
VOORHEES, Il Co., Mahoney l. Alton, James Collins.
Hw Sample. George O'Nei, Jane Tarber Fred
Kramer, and Douthel;
Yen and each of yon are hereby notified that there
is now file in the office Of the Clerk OF The District
Court OF LEG county, Iowa, OF keoknk, petition OF
lsAac Hail, o5Gimng Of yon John Iwsrl ana Bernard
Hwart, the OF Thirteen Hundred and Elk Dollars
and Eighty Cents with eight per csnt per ran
mum. from Nov ember 25ih, A. ID. 1851 M money due
on ttree pr0mnsory notes, executed by You TO SAID
Hal; also claiming against each OF yon the foreeles-
ure of mortgage, the same being upon certain kesi
Estate in Lee county Iowa executed by the said John
Zwart and Bernard Zwart to said Hall 70 secure Day
ment of said notes and more particularly dtsctibtl
a said petition and further asking for sale OF SEAS
premises, AMI general relief
And unless sou arrear and answer said petition OF
or before noon OF the second day Of the next term
said Court. TO commence ut keoknk on the LIST Mon
day OF September A H. lsC. q fAnit Will be enter
ed against you. and judgment rendered thereon ~
prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE X STRONG,
.ielG.d Atpys for Plaintiff.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

4 EG ALI MI tCE.
To A Day Stephen Day, DeCamp Day, John u
Day, William nAr Heirs at Law ~ jeremiah Dny
deceased, aud Day, Adm illustrator OF The cHiase 81
said Jeremiah deceased
You and each Of yon All hereby notified that there
In now on file Office Of tbs Clerk Of the Distric
Court Of Lee county, Iowa at Keokus, the petition
and amended petition Of John y Monroe claiming o.
n A Dav the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
with interest May goth 1856. ~ 10 per cent pei
aunnm, as money due him on promissory note
M AIDE by said d 4 Day 10 X Wilsey. and by him an
signed to plaintiff, and claiming Of all OF you the
foreclosure Of mortgAgeon lot block 2o3, In keo
kuk lows given to secure said note.
Now unless sou appear and answer thereto on OF
before noon Of the second day OF the next Sepicm
Der OF said Court judgment aud decree OF fors
closure will be rendered against You By default n
prayed for in plaintiffs petition
McCRARY e. BRUCE,
iel3d Attss for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-27
r EGAL NOTICE.

10 Caroline Il. Reedcr and Il, II. Harrison.
You and each Of you are hereby not fled that there
IL Ale In The Office OF the Clerk Of tle Diatric
Court Of Lee Coupty, lows, at keokuk, petition Of
Jesse Rnddick, claiming of you, Caroline r. Reeder,
One Thousand Dollars money due on promissory
note and claiming against both Of you The foreclosure
Of mortgage executed by said Caroline T. Recdet
certain real estste In Lee County, Iowa, TO secure
sal d note. 8
And unless OF you appear and answer saia pen,
ton before nom the second day OF sne mex
September tern, Of said District Court Of Lse County
TO be held ~ keokuk 4 decree viii be rendered
~ RANKIN X MILLER,
tnne,oa,m Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

70 James G. Shields and jeremiah Brown
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on Ale IN
the ones oY the Clerk the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa at Keokuk, petition Of Hugh 4. Reid,
claimnx INDICTMENT Tar sir hundred dolars and inter
- u Ten per cent from March 90 1892 against said
ShieldA npon aprOmtsSovy note made by him TO said
Red also PRAYING agsinsi bot d the forecipsn
upun cor ain real estate In Reid's Addition to Dstd
City OF Keoknk secure said nnta and other notes.
And that unless you sppear II or before OF
ths second day OF ext Ee,%mbey term A. ID 1897 81
said Court and answer thereto, . default and jndg-
mene will be rendered sgAiIst you.
NORLE T. STRONG.
iels.d4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-27
.TITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House OF VIM. Thompson Co.

New Books.
The City Book Store IL tbis day in receipt OF Inc
fellow Ing choice literature:
Cecil Dreeme, ~ Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent q "a :"
shadow lathe House, by Saunders.
The Hon aehala Of bDuserie. by Southern Lady
Songs ID Many Keys. by Hoin,aF.
Reoollsctions Of shelley and Byrsc by Treiauny.
SHELLEY Memoirs ls, by Lad, Shelley.
The Rstcced Stone. by aritguian.
Tom Burke's school bays 81 Rugby.
DeQuincy's Opium Eater.
. Literary "Reminiscences
9. Theological kssays.Ae.
Hood. Posms, Blue and Gold.
LsnT!elows Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. Jameson's LSvAs Of the Poets, Blue 4 Geld.
a - Characteristics, Ac,
.. Studiea, kc., g
- Italian ~ssctsrs, -
=. Legend itAe Madonna" !
!" Sketches OF Art, !"
bIary. &C.. -
Hs xfhornets NAxi,)e Faun.
- H0nse " The Seven Gables,
SCARLET Latter. ~
I" Moses, from Old Mxnse.
Twice Todd Taies.
Snow Image.
Hnhsdais kouances.
Lo.s1a'0~';r E,:. elm:
TIE above Boe&H win be sold at Publishers prices
The pablic invited TO call and eranDs the stuck
fe6S J. W. OGDEN.
| Union PAPER ANDENVELoPEs
Ladies' Bath Post, II
EROWNE1Ls Book STORE,
apr7-d Cor. Ali & Main-sts
4
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FBKTNffV(C MATERIALS
For Sale.
/ h,y, f. lot of PRINTING MATERIALS On
hand which offer for sale
Al Large Discount from Roaad,y Prize

Among them are the following.
Can PRFss. Fosters patent, cost $50, will
DO sold Tor SITS.
MrnfrH HAND PKFss, Fosters, almost new
size Of plMcn - rs inches, cost $3.50, will be
Sold for $l29.
! SsfER RoyAL HANp PREss made at Cineip-
matt Type Foundry. plasen 221 %, cost $500,
will be sold for SIS. .-.-5
J Jos PREaa, platen 10 IAN. will be sold for
200 ponnAs 81 SnAIL Plea. about 1872 lb, Of
Roman and lbs II Italic, 1t 20 cents per sound.
Aso, CoxrosrNc SrlrKA, from 8 70 80 inches in
length. ,a M
ion. HALF. ssd TarrLz CAas.
y 4 RcoAbinaer,s RULiEG MAonINr, FHnHlNo
Tools. GLUE Por, etc.
Also = Large Variety OF
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL TYPE +!
Specimen. and prices Of which can be seen by
sending for Circular.
All. aejeaes sold will be securely packed, aud
forwarded ~ Express or otherwise, a. may be d.
rected.
Terms: Cash to accompany the Order.
address j. B. HOWELL.
GATE CITY OFFICE,
81 Keskak, Iowa.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

drawer and the win be the before
This PREPARATION Of the ney done by the Rebel army and
Gov Harris will BE- Of benefit 10 city rd the puoc
Tins step st.p the Uson flag follows the retreatng cow
dy aud Rebel power aud repairs che INJURY shd
destruction il has brought upon the people Nash w. io
MoRE EyGLIsH ARRoGASCE.-The French anh
NoGwt.i.a ysssl,-oi-war with content WIN
hg safe st anchor under tie nns Of Fortress Monroe p'
In B asks greater Liberties. Ills mi'erabs waf.sa'ne,
the RDddo anchored in the STREAM opposite NorioA au
her c,csuey others the lions" of the season IN tne
city Of ,ers and soft crabs" This may be explained
ism we may mention the fact hat has been told to us
By Union and that not only Is nice little mai
made mp weekly for England through ibe linaldc but also
that o. i,i1. il kept Up with leading secs
siob,ts in Northern States in similar er WIN our
Government order this Vessel TO drop down wneie she pc
her faunt her dirty Cfoss OF d.
OeoTss in Norf IA harborl lCor Phila Press
A Cool JoB.-Workmen are engaged III carting
rear buildings Fore street We noticed
bsbk four feet deep Ia the rear OF the BLOCK
fronting Middle and Exchange sss not more than two
or th..e days .go Portland Courier lith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.


We publish the Presidents proclamation OF yee-
terday As will be seen, the Preeident expresses IA
very decided opinion that Gen. Hunter had NO night
TO issue his order of May .. This, however, al.
though from very high source If only an opinion,
and cannot affect rights If any which have accrued
10 anybody under Gen. Hunters order.
This Proclamation OF the President amounts 10
direction, which lie clearly has the power TO give,
TO all Generals, not TO such orders IN fnture
The Proclamation in this aspect OF it, Ia an effective
and official exercise Of bis power as Comnander-In-
Chief.
We hold il o. be matter Of the clearest and
plsiuest law, that Geneia ls in the field, subJs,t
ALWAYS 10 tie order. Of the C0mmanderin-Chie',
ran dO anu act whica he c0ud do, Dhe talk he feid
m person, and thot Aty haUc The same rrgt 10
Hberate siares, uader Tie r0r po'cer, 'cA'ch he
possesses. =,
The difference is, that whereas he can control
,bem, there il no higher authority which can control
hin But In the absence % -uch controlling orders
from him. Generais can do anything whtch he couid
do; and mAere The uiHE done Is Of aofure 10 gest
rigIts IN nird parties, he cannot undo Il.
Whether either the COMMANDMENT Chief, or Cen
erals representing his military authority can liberae
slaves i, another question. We think, however, ~
said yesterday that this power doe. exit, to be
used really nd fairly for military Object, and not
Il mere colo. and cover for political object.
The President closes his proclamation win an
earnest and patriotic appeal TO the Border ststes,
III which we do not know which most 10 admire,
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FROM KENTUCKY.
a Rebel Dueliss KilIed-Tbe Kentucky
Crops.

DOVER. KY, May Is, 1862
Your readers have seen before this notice Of
6el that of this place few dsys In which
VIM T. Cato. the challenger MORALLY wounded by he
opponent Col LeoDdss Metca)ie. Casio one OF the
rh Secessouiss Of Maysyie who arrested last in
ter by Col Mecalfe under orders from Gen Nelson Most
Of these prisoners released three months upon
taxing oath Of allegiance but Casio, refusing 20
with Others retained in Fort lafayette until about
month since when getting tired Of PRISON m he TOOK the
cath Of allegiance, and thus regai1ed his liberty.
Knowing of better 20 wTesk his vengeance upon
the Union of this community. lie sent Col Metoa.
challenge which promptly accepted The day before the
duel a. the parties from Maysve scros the
river Aberdeen where the authorities asted Casio put
ting him under bonds TO fight IN Ohio The parties then
ssns-d to the day in Kentucky the shore just
below and then aud there to and take the sstis
action sought.
The time having arrived they met and at the fret fire Casio
fs by shot going through from side TO side just
below bis heart Meicalfe unframed The affair has
without undue excitement but has had salu
lazy eject cooling down Seceh" the point Of endur
ace They manifest disposition TO fight other duels
The OF I'd. Western States issuing orders to
recruit for the purpose Of ling the various regiments
thai have been decmed by dee and death There seems
70 be disposition all hands TO furnish sufficient sterl
pot the through whether takes one hye or twenty
years
The weather here is beautifully Spring like TIE farmers
have experienced good deal Of trouble IN getting in their
Spring crops ewing tie coddy condition of The heds The
fruit OF every sort presenting the prospect OF u1u
TlHIltc GRO
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FUNERAL OF MAJOR RYERsoS.-The funeral Of
the gallant Maj. Ryersou Of tho New.Jersey Eighth,
who fell 1t Williamsburg, took place at Ponpton y.
j., on Monday. Among the pail bearers were Gen.
Runyon and Maj. Odds. The procession, on arriving
at the church in Pompton, found The largest assem-
blage that was ever gathered in that place, many
persons having come distance Of thirty miles, The
Rev. John Gastu delivered funeral discourse, por-
traying Maj. RyerSons high moral and intellectual
Qualities. He was assisted in the services by the
Rev. E. P. Terhune, the Rev. Mr. Cruikfnsnks' ana
another minister. The remains were placed in inc
family vault at Pomptou.
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WRECK OF THE TRANSPORT ORR
ENTAIL.
Safety Of the Passengers and Grew.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday, May 81, 1862
The steamer Oriental was wrecked at midnight Of
Friday, May l6, Oh Body's Island, Currituck Coun-
", N. c., six miles south Of Oregon Inlet, three
miles north Of New Inlet and thirty-three miles
north of Cape Hstteras, on the quckssnd beach.
Her crew and passengers were all saved. Gen.
Saxton and staff who were on board, are on their
way to New.York. The rest Of the passengers will
reach NewYork on Friday next in the steamer Geo.
Peabody.
The cargo Of the Oriental, consisting of Govern
ment stores, was partly saved in damaged condl-
ton. The steamer has lsbored somewhat, but lies
easy, bead Oh, and makes very little water, but will
be total loss unless the underwriters dispatch forth
with a strong stesn-tug, with wreckng schooner,
anchors. and hawsers.
The Oriental sailed from New-York on Thursday,
the 18th inst. for Port Royal.
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VERY LATEST PER SCOTIA.
INDIA.

CALCUTTA April Is, via Trieste.
Mr.. Lang to-day introduced bis budget, which u
highly satisfactory.
The financial year commences with deficit Of az
millions. The present estimates chow . surplus OF
E90O,0O0, although nearly fl,5O0,O00 are to b
spent on public works in excess of the estimate for
the current year. The revenue Of the current year
would amount to f8S5 900 over the preceding year,
if calculated ON the same basis Of taxation. The
military expenditure 9 reduced to El2, 20o, 600.
cation grant to f5O0OOO and by bringing the public
assignment up to f4,250,OOO The import duties on
pece-goods and yarns sre TO be reduced to and 81
per cent respectively, with immediate operation:
The pap.r duty il abolished. The rates on beer and
claret reduced one-haf and tobacco 70 20 per
cent I'D valorem. The incone-tax is reduced TO per
cent, and, a. regards small incomes, 10 abolished
altogether. The total repeal of the tax IL promised
at the close Of five years from its enactment. The
cash balances for the year closed at EI7, 900.
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CRY IIEMS
ANUsFMESTS THIS EVENING.


ACADEMY Ov MusIc-' La Travstap a. ~,
WiSTkR GARDES-Broadwsy. Rosa dregonoi VI 1nc
Corsican Vendetta"
NIBLos UARDES-Brosdway, The EnchAntrem ,,,
Daughter" c.
Laura KKwyEs TmKArRR-Broadwsy, The Sea Of Ice'"
and Old Guard" , -.
NI1oNs ROYAL CKcus-Psace Garden Fourteenth street
aud Sixth avenue, Cinderella" afternoon ana evening
BARsuM's AnHxIcAx MusEux broadway, Grand National
Dog Show Com. Mutt, Whale. &c.. day and nighs'
Nora Crena" and Dead Shot" afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DYsiGN-No We bfosa"E s"y
and evening.
BAl.AK-Moz4t Hail. No. 663 Broadway.
Institute.
IK,IsG HALL-CoIcert, BY Mr. Beige