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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

Crazy specu!a !ation in New York.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

Eew York Correspondence, Bo<eon Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Hc0fhs Of Soldiers

N TIE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NEw-YoRK,
For tat rsek ending Dec g lso4.
,,poRr,,, vyrgLY FOR TRr gg. YORK TRIBUNE NJ -
oasp eovgRRxksr rSoERrAKEH- no. Th GRAND srShkr'
pu B,r,rin age % Co c. 2s.h T. Z Coloredi lied a
Wilett Point; residence when en- :'ed Icrhgrt IND
Clark David oge a. Go. H. Stat h died at fori ssL"y'i
r..iI,ne< when eu.stsd No. J6 S.xtn ave-, ~ \. .
f,owrrs Fr.rxu Rebel Co c, la Tennessee Artillery died
x..u.y Johu age a. Co. X I'd Penn; died At Wine.ts
Point; rs,ilsns~ when enlisted Pc .rs,tewn' r.; r.,
.n-.irn John Rebel 80 Co. " lst Aei.ns died AZ
' Po,t Columbus; residence wtes enlited Alabama
Lonssls Theodore Sergeant axe "a e'dd. fo hraonc.
Rate Andrew sss rs Co. A. 10 Penn Cav lied nl.et
pein, ,esi1encc when enlisted Snow Shoe, Center Co.,
rena. -,
ws.,. ys,ha.s age II, Co 43i u 8 Cols,ed d.ed =
kSf.tts Point; residence vhen enlisted, No 70 Brosd'
nXrst, Philadelphia Penn -.
Weed Ass X AZ, 3d. 60. +, 10Th n Y; died 81 Dsv'Ss
land residence when enlisted Por Jersis, n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
usvcmeat Of Gen. sLerman-Tbe Fight
| ~ Grnha neville.
WASHINGTON. rid

WASHINGTON. Friday, Dec. y, le6i.
Information received at City Point to-day
,ys that Southern papers datet not given but rroba
BY the latest report that Sherman has abandoned The
shortest route for Augusta and appears TO be drifting
toward Savannah.
lie was delaying for the purpose a. gathering snI'
plies while his territorial range w not too contracted
by the operations Of Wheeler.
TIE As1aaa Con,niunorsisi tl.inis that Sherman
has not Cor moment hesitaied to the point 70 be a.
tackled or the road 20 it, saying:
Tho enemv broke camp at Louisville early on 'se
morning Of tie % instant. Abandoning the sh0rt IL
route 10 Augusta moving by new route IN we a.Fee
ton Of Savannah
The CoH"IsiioSalta says tLat tie following cam
psgn FOR Sherman has been the most naiuel and ie,s'
bic one;
with HE forage md provision trains full re Nil IS
his entire army to Mn.n Then throwing his cavalry
in the rear he viii pot his trains between the
wings OF us army aud march IN compact column
steadily but cautiously on the city Of Savannah.
"1he Ogechee and its few crossings and fcrIihle
swsmps his right, and tie Savannah River nnd ~,
e1usll, svampv banks on lis In both 81 hi tank,
viii hc mos, securely covered and thus situated lie bee
march Of over eighty miles to the city. Travelling a.
IL. rate he had averaged since leaving Atlanta. Le
would reach hors by the 9t Inst. provided 10 should
not be checked by the wry.'
The Oconce badge had not been burned. s'thoIgh
drsperat. attempts had been made 10 accomplish .iis
RI, ReAsos Eaqpir,r 81 The .h Instant reports thai
10 new movements have boon made in the direction Of
Craham.villc. Is, The Union troops gagged con.
ssi.d Of regiments Of whites ard Of bhcks About
30 men were found on the field dead sad wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Commercial Intelligence.

MONEY MARKET, IONHoH, N"SDAi I'hNirv,
Nov 1.-THE fact that discount are now taxing
place Al 20 81 cent and that sbo loans ere cfered y
he ,,eeS Tx hag' 2, y per lave impaired increased
animation the Eugh fhnds ods aud cousols hsve closed
furtfsr Improvement Il qtar.er pr cent Confo He
quoted at sFtsl The American news ~ toe con.squent
.e.i 70 EXERCISE 20 influence on ferd Conedels.
Loan shows rsy eighth on he new, OF Mr. Lincoln
,sreoa and ne further viou fac nations Ia the price of
haze, accned ' he Esyota iosn !, t,o rrsmiaa
eI, e 10 gold cnrri s, at a. S'n. Is s sfs orr
,,d "a, belle. still stated TO pseSa ia' theIs VII soon bss
ortik loan ~ scus shape.
Co. n.rrsh'nts chiefly engaged ia the oii trade wan h@o
lie. Of soor. 1900
tnis.j bonds conens bn II 10 yer cent above
prices aud rsuit,snc's thence can be ex-
De ted n tie owing 10 The irevo1s bad a.
counts sen. ont sd 10 the Of the floating supply
IN the Germ markets having Tor the Omeut beer ea aasei
BY md foreign orders TIE election OF Licon
Is said would be consdcrcd favor " our spectator
a. they ibnt probable ina. the 'h or sone o. inc
correderste viii give IN before drcted than before
better acquainted with American ats think that the real
tusrr!es Of American boudhodes VIII on begin with the
Tie Tincs's city article Of Nov. %, says:--
Ccusos closed .. the price On i,oud'y sl}aslt
tie Ban, ,herc total cesssion 81 epand Tor dseonn
ara in "a. open market TIE for he beg paper confirmed
II ~ per Confedsrs. Loan adv need per cent o. TO
ca t. oy-ent 10 attributable to tho rally IN cotton at Nv
erppoL' q, -,
LIysRrooL CoTroy NAEKEr-Nov. 2l.-Dcmand
for Cotton been " unusual sude al cbsse Of buyers
eager 10 purchase sales bales oe"or speculation e.a
orpor better description Of American has advanced 10 3D.
Nov ?2-Th. den.nd continues un,bsted sales snouas
Uoders - wiling sellers a, adysnc drsc.e yesterday
LoNDos CcEN MARKET, Nov. 2l-Ihe market
10 dull ,nd unchanged. ~
Noy 5s, sm n he hsd Wiz to
Ind an Corn declined CO. Y quarter. O, An
LONDON COLONIAL MARSEr Nov. 2-suesr quiz
and 3D. lowos Tea tim At i'd. y ID. advance Coffee I'M
ems ID. Tsllov steady ut u 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

Brady succeeded month since In seriously injuring
and driving the whole Rebel feet up the James RIVER
where il has stayed ever since.
On that occasion this battery Of Light guns IN charge
Of Capt Pierce and Lieut. Woodruff seriously crippled
tie wooden gunboat Downcy, killing and Wounding
ten men, and dismountiDg gun. On tho Richmond
the effect Of the pounding WAS to cause her to leak so
badly that her pumps had TO be kept at work night and
day to keep her sfoat portion Of the plating was
Knocked off from the Virginia and shell penetrated
the Fredericksburg, Killing and woundng eight men,
C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
An Quiet, bnf Symptoms Of sur-No
News in Richmond Papers.
HDQRs. Army or TIE PoToMAc,
Wednesday. Dec. :, lktt--P.

HDQRs. AMY or TIE PoToMAc,
Wednesday, Dec. :, h6a-p NJ
This has been rather calm day along the
liner in front Of Petersburg Some little picket brng
was INDUCED iD the right Of the lines but the ar
lery on both sides was very quiet.
Considerable activity prevailed 10 the lines north Of
the James River today but the rain storm which oct
IN early this morning seemed 10 have pat stop 10
whatever changes, II any. were intended Firing Yves
kept up at Dutch Gap oil day. as usual but not with
such peTsistsncy &c yesterday.
Richmond papers of to-day contain no news rom
either Georgia or Tennessee They seem TO have
anticipated battle in front Of Richmond FOR The past
swo or three days and have evidently been preparing
TO resist any advance on our part.
DEC. e. s. Nall quiet this morning.
" Meg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
REBEL REPORTS TO THE SEVENTH
HE rs NEAR TEE COAST.
A FORMIDABLE ARMYN Ills FRONT.
speeial Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune.

speeia Dsps;eh TO the n. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday Dec. o ls63-I:lop. m.
The following is an extract from The Rich
s.end Eranina OF the Eth; The military drama in
Il sorgia IL drawing rapidly 10 is denouement. Gen
Sherman is at Inst approaching The coast whittier b
has teen travelling twenty. three days
Whether he Will complete the journey or not &c
ponds very much upon certain events which will occur
this week There are troops il his front who will reso
utely dispute his further advance towards Savannah OF
Daren after be passes 8 certain point.
1T ia reported that his advance Was ssirmi'hins
yesterday morning with cutposs. We do net know
what Sherman " III do, when he finds formidable force
In HE front but are disposed to believe TINT he will dis
card strategy and attempt to break through the lines
Of HE opposers. Let him do what he will. be ~' Ger
tanly feel that never General in more critical
situation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Fires.
WATERBURY,, Corr

WATERBURY, Corn. Friday. Dec. .. 1854.
The Waterbury Clock Company's case factory
vas dsst-oyed by hre early this snorning. Loss from
$50 100 to S25 co. Insurance $l2.Jo.
CINCINNATI Friday, Dec:e. 1864
Gould. Pearse & Co.'S cotton factory was de-
stroyed by ere last evening Tho loss On cotton vas
$40 O0O, which was partially insured. .
ST. JOHNS N. b.. Friday. Dec. g. 1864.
destructive fire occurred this morning At
Iucisutown one Of the suburbs Of st. Johns Ninety
werg houses were burned aud at least three hundred
people rendered houseless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Marine Disastev.

SANDY Hook. Friday. Dec. 9, lec.
The schooner ID. X. Proctor Of and from Bos'
ton. seven days, Smith. master. bound for Falmouth
tho soat6 west last night and at O'Clock parted both
CHAINS ard came ashorcoon the inside Of Sandy HOOK
near the Government wharf, and is high and dry on the
bcath s ow water The vessel and cargo arc insured
In Boston. The vessel is owned by Lowell & Brothe"
Of Boston. a ,os.
The brig s. J. Harvey, bound from Mllwsu.
kes to Ogjensburg with cargo OF wness olsggeG w
Is miles below this port A terrific gale and binding
storm prevailed at the time o. the disaster me
captsin ives frozen 10 death IN tac n III ~
Ontario. ~ MI, ~ a 1894
Arrived steamer Charles Pearson. from , New
yors She reports at p. No., Friday. near the Hand
Shoals steamers Gen. Grant and George Ssat
,nct 10th from Boston Tor New York The formes wsa
A. anchor. bat ives reported ell right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Rnirs iu I<entnsLy.
LOUISVILLE. Friday. De

LOUISVILLE. Friday. Dec. .. lsoi'
There was considerable excitement here yes.
terday from the arrest Of gamblers and tue impress
uent OF the horses The street were temporarily
stopped for the want Of motive power.
A gang Of Csntrys men took possession Of Lagrange
yesterday afternoon, ujurpg the railroad 80 as to dis
arrange the track for day two. TIE oprna! says
il is our impression that Breckenridge viii turn NJ iu
new and Unexpected quarter before long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the yInDsa-The Presidential
Elecsion Abread-Comments on the
Capture Of the fioridn-Advnucc In
Cotton II req dstuGs Unchanged.

The Steamship TIansa on The I'D Of November
from SOUTHAMPTON. with three days later neTs from
Europe arrived here On Friday morning.
The Canada arrived at Rochci Point Nov q, ut sf5
a. IN.
TIE niberna arrived as Queenstown Nov. %, on San
day morning during heavy northwest gale and hetsy
sea The Canada rescued the crew Of tie wger logged
bark England, Of Newcastle, from Quebec. timosr'
laden; three of her crew were washed overheard
during tho passage.
The Celia, from New York. pissed Deal Nov -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
The Stories Abeas the Disaster On the
Cumberland River False.

ST.. LOUIS. Thursday, Dee 2, 1894.
Tie Democrat has special dispatch from
Paducah. dated tho 7th inst, which SAYS;
All stories about disaster on the Cumberland River
are wholly untrue
The river is entirely clear and onobs'rncted TO
Clarksvile TO which point orr transports run without
any convoy.
From Cla1ksve TO EashyilA the transports are con
vowed by gunbo,ts. there are several batteries BE-
tween the two points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
The Raid on Detroit.

DEIROII. fTIuaN, DEC. =, ttVf
Positive information is in possession Of onr
authorities that Rebel raid this city ia contem"
plated The plot was to have eliminated last night but
was frustrated by timely warning aud vigilance Large
numbers Of special policemen duty and the city
military companies ps,roled the city during the night
A. citizens meeting to-day scivo measures were
taken fer the pobc safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
SYMPTOMS OF A MOVEMENT.
TWO CORPS ON THE MARCH,
THE ARMY LARGELY REINFORCED
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Dec 9, 1864.

The Press has special from City Point, Dec.
stating that The Second and Fifth Corps mnssed on
Tuesday afternoon and night near Jerusalem f'anS
Road. and on Wednesday morning marched toward
Stony Creek Station Our troops are very enthusiastic
Our main army having been fully reinforced recently
tke advance Of the Corps does not weaken il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Renm0rk.

A telegram from HAMBURG, of Nov. 20, says:
Intelligence received here from Veil" states that TIE
King and Queen Of Denmark iniend visiting Jutland
after the evacuation Of that province by the German
troops is completed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
TORONTO. Friday, Dec. s,olsd5.

TORONTO Friday Dec. os65.
Iu the Lake Erie case to-day. the Rebel Bur
leigh spp,ieA for months possponemens. TO obtsin
evidence ON Richmond. decision will be given
TO- morrow.
Gu Der arrival q. CollIngwood the steamer Georgian
was searched. but nothing Of contraband nature was
found on board.
Burleigh's application for months postpone.
meps Of the trial to get evidence from Richmond is
granted.
Weather veyy coid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

WASHINGTON. Friday. Dec. o le64-Midneht
The snow-storm. which set in at 3 O'CLOCK
this evening. still continues. ,e..
The weather is very cold; the Thermometer
was AZ low NJ lo before dark 1t has since moderated
ard " o. showing ct o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

CAPTURE OF A Ngw.YoBK SHIP BY PIRATES.
The Rebel pirate O,ustee captured. on the ID Of No.
vember the chip Arcele belonging to the firm off, A.
k;us Co.. OF this city. about si1iy miles from Sandy
Hook. Size vas 90 her passage from New.Orlean'. With
an Escorted cargo Capt. Boreham IN command. When
thirteen days out from Orleans. on the Goth 81 o.
tobss shs was intercepted and the capture effected.
TIE allowing Is letter from the Captain to biz wife;
FLORENCE. 8. c.. Nov. 2e 1854.
"DRAR ENNA: I have written you before, but dcar
know Il YOU got nv letters Twas captured by tnc Con
federae States stsapes Qlustee about sxty miles rom
NewYorh N he u Of this month aud brought to ths
place prisoner. am we'll In health, thank uod.
earnestly entreas you will not worry Yourself 20 70
Mr.. - and MI -. and ask them 70 sss sn ~ ~;
ausace to get me released thiEs tbsy can do IT -
am Osly citizen psi.Qusr Hoping aovS . sec yoo
am ybar GSscfionAe husbAnd. THos. BoskifAM'
This letter is postma,ksd Annapolis Nd put -
uncertain how Il reached that place. Including ne
Captain and sfsere The number Of persons on board
the Arsole was Aheen II 10 thought that they wsss
conveyed TO WilminEtos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Affairs ut ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Friday. Dec. Q, 1905.
In view Of the recent charge against the De-
psrtnent Commander here, Col. Joseph DarT jr.. As
sstant Paymaster Of the department OF Missouri IN
der date of Tho nh teuders his which IL nc
oepted Lieut. c. w. Davis Of the 5ist, Is temporarily
assigned 10 duty in the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Japsn.

A telegram from Shanghai, of Oct Q, sage:
Prince Nagato has agreed TO open the Straits Of 81
monos Dot TO rebuild the demolished forts, and 10 pay
the expenses Of the allied expedition. rhe British mer
chants heyc addressed Sir l. Alcock. calling abortion
the violation a the Treaty in the stolplge OF the Six
trade by tho japanese authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

Prince Cou1a has issucd adecrcc instituting school
for the study Of the &c The session Of the Coar
ellis General had been opened, all have sent addresses
~ ngratuation 10 Prince Coca, two % them yoten
Necessary funds for the erection Of stsnes Of the Prince
four colleges to bear his name: and ten others mohn
men;s TO be erected In his honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Rpon Califoruia.

SAN FRANcIsco Tuesday. Dec. 1864.
II is still raining. There are splendid agr'
cultural and mining prospects for the year
Frsde,icE D. Kohler formerly Alderman OF the
Sixth Ward OF New.YoTk city died in this city to-
day.
There have been arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
China.

Twist lower Tea declining Exchange on London
40.
SHANGHAI Oct a-Grny Sl!rtngs lower. Tea De
cl:niag S,k active bnt declining; Settlements ]. 800
bales, export II, 500 Exchange on London 6Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
spain.

The Duke Of Rivas, President Of the Council
Of State hes resgned and 10 succeeded BY the Aasan
vilums.
1'he Epocs says: 1T is the duty Of Spain TO defend
She Pspacy by endesvorng 20 come 70 an unuerssand
ing on the subject nth France"
the Frspch Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
India,

CALCUrTA. Oct. 90. - Gray Shirtlngs nm
changed Mule Twist quiet Exchange On London
sil.. Freight advancing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
No Change in abe Situation around Nash
,ille-Rsmsil Akirn,ishes.
LOUISVILLE Friday, Dee. 9. lsG

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Dee. y, ieo1
The Journals Nashville specials of the 9Th say
there no change in the general situation. Shirmish
ing had been going in front Of tie fonrth Corps and
the Enemy was driven back 10 his old line. But few.
casualties resulted Prisoners reported that Cheathan
commanded the Rebel right. Lee the center and Stew
art the ef. They say that Lee has four batteries OF
four guns each in position.
A Rebel brigade had left in the direction OF MuY
eesbororgh-it ia known whether for foraging or
to attack MurfreesbOrongh.
One of our batteries on Steadmsns front opened this
morning. but elected no reply. Gen. L. J. Wood re-
tains command q .he Fourth Corps Gen Couch takes
command Of division in the Twenty third Corps.
special 10 The Journal. dated the 9th says there Is
no ehenge in affairs around the city.
Gen. Burbridge and his command were ct ResmAs
Station on the 9th and in good spirits This movement
Of Gen. Bnrbrdge upon Breckinrdgcs flank had com.
PEELED the latter to withdraw his force beyond Bulls
Gap. except a small cavalry detachment. Vaughn was
reported at CLucky Bend with cavalry, and Bushrod
johnson at JonesborOugh but both reports are con
sdered doubtful.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Friday, Dec Q, lsH
The weather is bitterly cold.
There is nothing new our front to-day, save some
sharp musketry firing in front Of the Fourth Corps.
There were several wounded on both aides.
The gunbost feet went down the river again today
No report has been received from them since their lea'
ing, save that they engaged the enemy some thirty
minutes Tho wacr the shoals is forty four inches
deep. and is falling.
SECOND D!sPA1CH
NASHVILLE, Friday. Dee. Q, 1854.
The weather is very cold A heavy storm OF snow
and hail has prevailed al day.
The Rebel line in our front appears intact There
are no indications Of attack OF their running away
The excitement in town has nearly subsded No ap-
prehensons foI the safety Of tie city need DO iet.
The gunboats went down the river again to-day 30 s
point where Rebel batteries located engaged :hen,
drove the Rebels back from the rver silenced their
guns and returned 10 the city.
Very little cannonsding ekirufbing Las occurred
to-day. The Rebels still throwing up earthworks.
considerable defense Of that character 10 being erected
by them In front ofthe 9TH Corps,
DeserteIs ho came in to-day say that Hoods forces
are soon 20 attack tic Union troops.
Tho water or thu shoals is four feet deep nfd Is
rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
The Gale ~ Oswess.

OswEGo. Friday. Dec. q VA
About 100 feet Of the East Pier, at the en-
trance OF Osveso hsras "ss eNr''s sTv hs ps gaze
yesterdAy. ....-.." ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
France.

The Moaiteur corsoborates the statement, IN
ate letter about the Budget being now before the
Council OF State This however IL only The Ordinary
Bndset:' tho extraordinary Budget" vii be forth
coming later.
lie Paris correspondent Of IL. TIM says: Wooden
uaDA,ctrrers tatug advantage Of the high price "
cotton have enlarged their establishments and erected
new ones There was more business doing IN wheat
boice new wlea, ?sl ~ 2ef SIC the 100 kos. Choce
old wheat Isl TO 2oE tho sack. Flour OF the six marks
s OFT Tally qnotod st Al. tbs ss.ck.
The Paris Bouoe was steady OIL Tuesday, and lsentss
clvsed AZ OF . ceutinIeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

HALIFAX. Friday. Dec. .. SS4-ep. ~.
There are no signs OF the steamer Canada.
Weather 6pe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Italy.

4 Telegram from Turin oil Nov. ~, says:
The discussion tho transfro OF capital IN the laissr
proposed the transfer o. the capital 10 Naples, which
VI. opposed Ly several Neapotan depuiies; ard The
proposition was Withdrawn. Gen. Della Mar'nofs
In oprosing the proposition Of Siguor Donato ssid
King Victor Emanuel was Enthusiastically received
on the occasion " bis late visit 70 Napiee AMI can
am IN that Frspcis lG. has nov no influence whatever
OF this met be himself is aware.
The General added that two stesmer' lying " ,ee
rort of Civta Veechs. and belonging 20 Francis H..
have leen recently offered here for sale.
1.e Chamber decided by zl6 70 o. TO pass on TO the
discussion OF tho separate articles o. the hnistr.iA
B.h. ,
The report OF the Financial Committee rec emmeudins
the adoption 81 the propositions Of Sgnor Seis under
certsn notifications, which were accepted by thai
Tie Bi for the transfer Of ,he capital 10 Florence
was passed by 81 to ~ voies.
A telegram from Turin Of nov. ~. saws In yestsr
du,'s sitting Of the Deputies Sisnot Dson demanded
that tho Governmeat should provide Tor NE deenso VI
the country. aud the arnng of the forts"
Gen bella MarmOrA denonsiratsi thai Italy e0rd
defend herself aud thst she Nas mt at the mercy OF
r,ngle battle He admitted however. that the united
population under arms woali render great assistance
in IL was necessary to snstsin long aefeose nc
added thai WAS greatly ~ The interest ot France os
to allow Italy to be crushed. he showed that Naples
was not suitable for the capital Of Italy.
In the Deputies. the Financial biur OF the Govern
'pent came on sor discussion oisnor SeIa Demanded
thai in view Of the urgency OK the question the House
shonld abstain from general discussion, ana proceed
~ once to the consideration Of separate clauses:
Tie House consented aud the frat ciauAos ot tho BIZ
were agreed TO- An Extraordinary sitting will b. he'd
this evening in order ioat the discussion may Do tesm
mated tomorrow
A telegram from Turin OF Nov. a. SAYS: AT thu
evening sitting OF tho hsuber OF Deputies yesterday
the entire Fineneis bill submitted by Siguor Sela
agreed 10 BY l37 10 II voter To-day 10 Che Deputies.
debate commenced upon the question OF proportions!'
rcductieu 10 tho enolpnsents u pubic fanctousries
Signor 6ca brought fora ard 10 the SeRhe Fnsac's
Nil fcr which he reiLestel urlenrv'