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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
state Bounty Bill.

The Ohio Senate passed the boun-
ty bill on Saturday evening, by vote
of 20 to @, adopting the various
amendments reported back by the
Committee of Revision. The bill en-,
powers County Commissioners and
Township Trustees to levy tax sur,
ficicnt to pay one hundred dollass
bounty for volunteers, under the
Presidents last two calls. Also ar
additional tax to refund the various
sums heretofore contributed by indi-
viduals to bounty, and to pay the
bounties promised, but not yet paid
to voluntecs by county or township
officers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11

A REroRT.--In speech in the
House of Representatives, few days
stree, Fernando Wood, with snhlimC
assurance, declared: 1--WE of New
York sent fourteen regiments into
Penns vlvania when she was invaded. .
1--WE Of New York" A witty Penn
sylvania member replied sotio UOc.,-
"Yes, YOU did, Fernando-thc mus
kets that you sent to Georgia when the
war broke ont, came back to Pennsyl
vania at Gett tvsburg. Fourteen regi
mcnts of your friends, and more, bro
them"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
The Pr cSidency.

1t is entirely safe. | think, to as
sumo that in view of the recent ac
ton of the Union members Of the oh
10 Legislature, Mr.. Cnase's friend,
will not maks any div ersions tha
will tend to mar the harm ony of th'
party in the approaching Presiden
tial election. Mr.. Chase himself, vii
it is believed, insist on accepting the
action of the Union members of thl
Legislature as final in the case.
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who are His Friends.

McClcllan's friends are a pretty sc
OF individuals for General to have.
Look at the list who are moving fol
his nomination: Wood. Cox, Pugh,
Medary, Bright, Voorhees,. &c. Not
one Of the list, but, who to. day, wo'd
rejoice at the destruction of the arm,
les of the Republic; not one but wo' d
hail with JOY the success of tho reb.
els. lie is a poor tool in the hands
of avowed enemies of the Govern
ment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
Notice.

DHOpA \. DRAM, II zabeth NJ. Dram Ma
III norvI J.. Dram, and Annette Dram, heirs
'oi Henry o am, deCeIsud, will take notice
that petition was Med against them on The
second day of March, A D., 1854, In the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county OF iiaucOck aud State oi Ohio, by
David Guear. and is now pendin wherein
tie sad David "a ar demands partition o!
the following real estate, iO.wit:
The south east quarter of tho north. ca ST
quarter Of section seven. (7) in township one
III north, range nine, l3l east, containing
forty .Dcres OF land more or less, and that al
the neEt te m Of said Court the said David
Guear VIII apply for an order that partition
may be made ol said promises.
DAVID GUEAR,
BY Brown A. Burket his attys.
Findlay, MpNh 3, lS64.
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VALoR OF TIE CoLoRED TRoops.-

VALoR OF TIE CoLoRED TRoops.-
The New York Herald's correspond
ent, in his account Of the Florida bat
tie, says: "The First North Carroll
ma and the Fifty-fourth Massachu-
setts, of the colored troops, did ad-
mirably. The First North Carolina
held the positions it was placed in
with the greatest teuacity, and inAict-
ed heavy loss on the enemy. 1t was
cool and steady, and never flinched
for a moment. The Fifty-fourth sus'
tanned the reputation they hf d gained
at Wagner, and bore themselves like
soldiers thrOught the battle.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11
NIw uAMpsurnE ELECTION.
4 Union Victory BY 900 Majority
THE LEGISLATURE ALL RIFHT.

CoYcoBD, N. H., 10,30P. MI
towns give Gilmore 10, $3.50, IIarring
ton 10, 0G9, scattering 81. Gilmore
is elected by 1000 majority. All five
of the Republican Counselers are cleo
ted. Probably nine of the twelve
Senators are Republicans, and q ina.
iority of the Representatives.. There
have been heavy Union gins in ev.
cry town heard from.
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New IIampshire Election.

New Hampshire opens the bali fol
1864. Last year the Union party had
a majority of 1000 only. This Spring
the Union candidate is elected by
1000 majority--a gain Of 5000
Good Where is Coppcrheadisn
landing?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-11

We have the report that Secretary
Stanton has advised the officials Of
New York city to continue their Of,
forts at recruiting. as 100000 more
men are TO be raised as soon as ths
present call IL filed.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

IOHN MITCHELL. of the state of Penn
y sylvania, will take notice that Henry
Culp has filed u petition against the said
John Mitchell, In tho Court Of Common Pleas
of Hancock County, Ohio, where the same ID
now pending, for the sale of In lot Number
Ono Hundred and Forty seven, In the town
Of Macomb. in said county, ON u mortgage
given by said John Mitchell. on the third day
of October, A. D.. 1889, to W. II. Gibson, to
secure the payment OF $50 81, with interest
rom April lst, 1859 according TO certain
notes referred to Ia said mortgage. The said
John Mitchell ia notified that he Is required
To appear and answer said petition on or be
tore the third saturday after the 9th day o
April, A. D., 1861.
BROWN q DUNN, PiTs AWys.
March 6-6W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
9ailg. GMpiGf.
NnlIn ln FTmIt Treea

A eentlemsn sAys, that while on sysit
aneiabb5r W. attention was called ton hrge
peach erphetd, every tree Of which was totally
DESTROYED JS The ragages Of a worm, with the
exceptlouofthfee, and thsse we're the most
aohfishing and thrifty peach trees he ever
cav. Tie only caase q their superiority
knows 10 lbe hest, was an experiment made
in consequences Of observing that those parts
of the wofm-eaten timber into which nails bps
been driven were generally sound When tbo
trees were about a year old be drove a ten
penny nail through The body as near the
ground a. poAsibl0 Whilatte balance q bis
orchard has failed and fdally yielded to the
ravages 81 thc wormss three o. these trees,
ssleeted 81 taedoui, tfRstcd IN this manner
had always been healthy, fnrnishiug him with
the greatest provision q the most luscious
frdit
!. Itis surbosed Ghe salt Of iron afforded BY
the naisjs oieusiye to the worms while il IS
harmless sperhart beneficial, 70 the tree a
chemital writer on the subject says Tito
oxidstion Of ihe fusiing Of the iron by 'aa
sap evolves ammonia, winch, as the sap fses,
will Of coutseafnpf egifatc every partiele %
foliage, and proyd too severssa dose for the
delioate palate Of Insects II Doy'eston Dem'
0cfdt t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

nka- The recent election Of Governor Chr
ney as United States Senator from Kansas, II
place Of James II. Laue, seems 70 have pro
daced great Dissatisfaction, and large meet
ings are beiog held TO deneuDee the proceed
ing Ii appedrs that the election Wa gone
into BY the major y ol the Legislature ia
Violation Of the express condition previously
made that there should BE- no election at this
session. The minority cast their votes n
blank aAd formally protested ogaiastthe el"c-
ton Il promises TO be an interesting poili''
cal muddIe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
@Guiral.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND j
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

TINHE primary cause OF every disease that flesh II
L heir 20 "a impurity OF the blood The blood he
comes impure from many causes Impure ar or
change OF weather, unwhOleaoma food and exposure
are among tho principal causes Of impuuty OF the
blood. the aymptolnaRr gddineas, headaehe con
fused thoughts, eyes dul upd heavy, drovsiness con
stpation Of the towels, bad taste Ia the MOUTH tou
tongue, liver complaints, pains 10 the back and legs
oas Of appetite, sleepless nights colo, cramp, pain
aud tghtness Of the chest heartburn gont and Ihen
matisIn, puEing and pursing chlsl and ieVefs mora
or lesa a oanyug these, and long tram OF troub
iesome ana ilserons affections, all OF which may be
prevented Enu cured by taking = few doses Of Dr.
sTRICKLA D VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PihIs. They will purify The blood and put
the stomach, llwels and liver IN healthy eQnduon.
They are pai oulary suitable for chronic ana neryou
diseases Every amlly aud every soldier ahopld
keep supply Of these PilA, many diseasea are Oh
waited by cir Use. They are mild and Haie medi
taking cold. W
Void by al druggists or sent To any part % geoepi
Of twenty Ave cents and stamped envelope Address
"a DR.. STRICKLAND, east YOUTH street, oinoiana
u uhis. Ns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

Persons Of 3edcntary HABITS troubled Win W'tkhess
lAssiiude, pdpltatou Of the heart, lack Of Appetite
distress after eating, torpid liver constipation,
aeserve suncr II shey viii not trythe eeebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
winch arr nov reccsamended by the highest medical
aathoutes, and warranted to produce an immediate
bsaeheal effect They are exceedingly agreeable, per-
feety pnre and must superoede AZ Otar tones where
a healthy, gentle stimuiaut s required
They purify strengthen and ippgoratei "a
They create ahoalthy appentsi
They arr 40 an1dotet 20 change OF water and deli
They oveteoma effects o. fdsapationAud late hourr,
They strengthen ne system and enliyeu the m,ndi
They prevent sniasnalic and inlermislens eyers;
They purilythe breath and aeidliy Of The stomach;
They eurs dyspepsia and eunshpatoni
They cure disrrlea, cholera and cholera morbus
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacrsi
They make The weak strong, the anguid brilliant,
and exhausted natures great restorer, They are
oesnpoaed Of Tie oelebrpted caliaaya bark, wnteri
isoily pure 81 orolx rap,
- have given tho Planlaton RitteTs TO hnnd
rsds o our tnabled podiers with the most N-tonish
sinq ateetg CIV. ANDREWS,
snpt. soldiers Home, cipelnnAt." I
me Plantation Bilters have cured me ofliyer
4owplaint of whieh wss LAID up prostFate, aud had
- aban4oAlhy buslneaa
y II b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohior
s,e i one much 10 you, for verify beiieve the
qlAniation Bitterp have saved my life
Reu v. n. wAGGoNEK, Madrid, \. r."
ss's Thou wilt send mo two bottles more OF Thy
plantston Bitters. Ny wife has been & eaily benefit
tedbg sheir uso. Thy friend,
ASA oURRfN, Philadelphia, Par
~ have b9ep great sufferer from dyspepsie,
aud had 70 abandon preaching The nntsiiop
Hiitars have cured me.
Rev ), 5, oATnoRN, Rochester, NY
50, send us twenty -fonr dozen more Of yoal
pianiaiion B,sFs, che popularity ~ which are daily
fnoroaaina with the guests of our house.
SYKES, OnADwioKA A co.
Proprielors WIZARDS Hotel, washington,D O."
sucs are one in thousAnds Of certificates daily re-
ee,yod. They arc immenssly bsnoiicial Q weak per
sous and delicate females
BE cautious OF 70. filled bottles. See our rgpniuf
on dne steel plate labsl. They are not sold BY tn
s,llon. They are only sold IN our psteni og eebl
hoiles, BY respectable Druggists groeefa hotels =
toana. steaniboats and country stores.
ttalli p. II. DRAKE a CO.
,ssqldawsm ta2s 90 Broadway !. y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
a NNlIAL PR y NM NJ

Mgathihq ~ regarded a. tho iributa which an up
right hful payg at the elirine II iatiee.
fEtil JOHN N. sTOpPELMAN, j.
Aaio Agent Tor Dayton and Vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
COUGH EG MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLANp's MEILtPLVsgs COUGH
BAISAM.

ThlnlA the best snd cheapest remtdy ept Coughs,
Cdlds, B0arseaAss, Aslhnia, WhoonlhR Cough ahd
Oonaalhpelon, everybody ShO has' 'trfed this excel
tent balsAin enihusR ,tcp} fecqinmend H.. MrA
MIinhon, Barr street. OneinnaI efr she has been a
irura anisfer with oDVgn loT nAny yeAfbfso bad a.
moi 10 % nlo Naik up stairs. she took Ono bottle
~ His iislsAns and has bee hetiar Ger aige, and
ADVISES ali VINO haFa CoughH, q Ids aud Aathms VI
ny this valuable Cough Hgis4ni Bily oentspe. bot.
20 soa ~ LaFasgsss a. na'sAeiarAd st SOU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
CoIt,s Arnory.

IA "a dhSidnd he tho oNrprs Of the cApifaI
,,i,f,, ~, pat.,t r,,s Coo,nanv m rebnid
~, esc,nrv 90 coon nc nossible Thew bayp
nn,llion JollsTs ~ tbe csni,aI ain nnimbaired
snd s,iil -. 4, 10 gorL 4, once Mr. Coif.
sVbo o,srs 4 leygs sbara ~ the stock exbres.
ses ~, N stern,;,s,ien ~ have the factory ~
sa;i, 'ias, v M hnsbsn5 left h In s4isssis.gs
sge IS sr.tsiaod no Mr shmnel Coli and i74
assd kg ali ,be boldsrs nj tba stock Th6
ro,.,,,snv ,v,ll ;,nmejia,.ty ocrnnv ,be ,ohao.
co ,gsrsIoass anJ nnt n yoacbiss4v ior AZ
,n.,,aSsc,nco. ,e nistns N sai1 tbat =
soon AZ the news by telegraph reached Nsw
York ilat,Ipit pistol factory was W uhNlsss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
JAN NUARY l'=ll 3 . . .


tAah AMI Cash fteIne a. e6a 90
Loan on Bond and Mortgage, and stacA ~
follhiofais. alo u
United stAtea Michlgan, And Hartford Cie ~.
= bon9S, ,..'...... ,s tes.fGe so
hhfuofd, New York and Bostos hank
nNhlNh.ss,,.- NOI .8tA 40
Harold aad .Neu Haven, and Non Yohf
Central Railroad shares. "A S76 o.
Accrued Interest, Premiums due, and nj
other property a. the eompsny....s. 1854 10
Total Market Value. asa, ia IS
LIARiLITT3s.
Unsettled 1890 -
ssassls Is
ssiplas sss S sasass. %
auia Aksai Af Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
CLOTHING EMPORIUM


NO. SOI THIRD STRICT, DAYTON, onIo,
Is prepared 70 aecSmibodate his customers with
/ every article ol genllemen's wearing npparel oi
the latest style and hest quality, Those who want
coats, pRnts, vests, shirts, hosiery hanokerehies,
gloves, boots, shoos, slsppers, SO, will do well to
give him q call. au2f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
Fnguranre
SSth Semi Annual Expose.

- - 4g
gAHUAHx.=sleee.:: :::.s
..,r,.,, . ,.~xrxrv, .~ynxs rsrx
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

ave a comfortable home, and
Would this wife he lndepen.
Of tha worldg Would this
re provided fort Would my
Would there b. no sacrifice OF
'uc ol an administrator 20 meet
'iors sales made when the market
II hur prices cannot be realizedf"
p ih,eo question 70 tlieir BalisG,c.
raik ldeni, and cherish tho belief
z lease on iiie This IL both fool.
ihe brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

NTERC1rA1X'r TATLO1

HAS Just received dne stock Of cloi hs, Casa.
III msres, saipets, 4c.,and is propnrad 70 ~ or
ders in his line at the lowest rates. ocl6dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

fls ,asurss lsnd Of the pretldent her reaehiag
i4s qfgvga end still nOurinhing bis Otisprlng,
rs3 81. the family. ny ~ the Riihfdl
32a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
plantation 5ittrrs,
s. q. r...lseo-.x.

Persons Of sedonary habits troubled with saISness
Assiiude pspitatioa Of the heart, lack Of appetite
distFess after eating, torpid liver, constipation,
,saerye 10 suticr II thay viii not Try the eelebrated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
TIE ENEM YsURRENDEREDl

q EAT sLA HT ERl.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
PLANTATION BITTERS

Which are now Recommended by the highest medical
aathonaes, and warranted to produce an immediate
bsaehcial effect They exceedingly agreeable, per-
feetly pure and must superceae AZ osr tonles where
a healthy, gentle stimuiaut is required
qhev ourlfy stresiothen and iurlRornte; az
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

rsrserss % rars - go csrb fs'ireads.
! njS IT uoggrp srsft4Dsf-- Is, Yaa9p taGkEAss
~ TaE oa IgUs yAaz.
Tfss experiment n narsssna tie srs o. ths ssr,crr
city hsfas rasgosds. frca I've oeAts sr sgs Yea
csn reacet y-Etsria-. u - "a sz.sr&
that siM1oss every bosy aAs. hg iao coadaco 80
sa1tiorJ COPPER alter n.srng sfoe o. asNi ass-
po,.cra,a bisss.ry thc companlea Tts "A shs
fare sas more or a surpsss public saan ,hA q
d,siksd. .rrough ao.icss had pyied up Sa esAs
uraanao,t urg tho ocrease few people seemed 70 ~
aware or "a rAot. and oorsegata.y most q zoe tra7st
stared I'd questioned. 10 eesr afteohmeri, wsss'
a. Z "a for an taer Js1ny by tna eoatursVr
sAnother .a," shouts QUO; dsnn II, rnAn, I'm -
INo rustter ar." responds us conducsor, "n stz
crn,s nov Is sis ~ a,th street"
"fhs deviiys say -hsn a,d tina. doase besisf
'rodsy. sse ,hefe poiating 70 shs iolowiss nossss
n, suao4,, oc Me United States rn,.roai sevrnos Isw
tie -area dt this va wi DO IncrsaHed one esnt Oh 80
rns salousasa "a ,aaueer could oHar further objss-
,oa AID PAID ,es vase u soris . RESIGNATION
esx cents en- xc,a,ms female plsset ger; awng,
yysa,,s lbss forr'
rbass tie cserg~, roadam, en .r4 af,sr 70 tsy.r
ghe ismae pzsa.sa- W did not 'tTts hovN yea
ea1 - liss Tho rso ii yGnssr, gho e IND loo.sd M
iaouess tina iusrssa, ~as RsneFals aCcedod 10,
Wa s,rase tis sct ora tt 10, prcrr oon,pisares
iron, usual vsor. We savo sson psesnsers pot %
at tho lnodratoD riS con sretos yos S-tay 70 vs7r
told Rt the cundp hay orders eot 70 - TOO seysfs
kaoyyi sac hspd N aaa'd tnat sno e1mpsnssu
do not foe ofe5.H ra % impoee thi fncresse,
ard berss ipsruct thtsr y0rs rot 10 nsi1 upon
where partisJ Dogty9y reisss 70 give g. ms cond0of
the coneissrs es:erdsy lend an air OF arohneiy "
this theory. ,.... ~
The rhS aysnue iine. charge sTer cents 20 ihrksiis
en1 H,rIfru.
The authority IA the RevenNs s.- Relied apou Sy NJ
popanes to-ad ~ rcc and si2h.h rctfeo
~ the into sscnue Sscs apnrovoH June49 itcAs ~
ioliows:--
That eycry p-acr vornpanvvr evaporation xtiup
having tho rnaxet nnS
p3fGaa, cssn, s,esnaoae ontt Tsss', vny stscP
csarh or Yah anto, n the brS nanA
cs rcr3s pa-senga sur haze. orSu t1nn
p1.tiug tho rs, tue u snst t@cs na unysrAra As
OF wfo Is for r,'Hx ptspossf shN le sSfsA
tar aross recsip.s oil such canal ssombes sMa
Al blt other yesa ostsc ST. sceaeh 70 oue
Provided tant s rsch ,persons cn7psnA rsE
used hernby their fare Nvheaay tfsr A isF
fher-to i.hliA vii n 10 ~
.au by agreement Nth peaon company vi k&
paid be liAtia 10 snl fare shc eonAv
s NO tvrtth AandipE-
Y From ths u ~ evident the eosnpan1r hsve o. y
1au,hcrity to cha yo twcand haR par Gen aaz 20 -
l@eus ers which would be eighth or cent si;OD b
.hs Gre cent tsre.
The Conductors etsc.s change IN :sAsc OF COP
lyera apss positively to rc-si 30 shs
|f companies damsns aly they ahouhf RI ease
pr pared wltsoat any docginC 70 gave cbssa eg&
snrrensy
II is said the stage oogapantsa Intend 20 cnpGs Cos
1aro sfter to-day and 10 sop ggirL Hchcss -
-xcharye. Trey N their c,sufbCsn1
scstnat effect this morning. and therefore tnc yves4s
KS presumed, WI No rcady with cappes henoe sswasS
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1854

nr ihs cafhnNSs = fhe casf6as -r- 70 n N- niFh.
OE - Asst. Wc. t. fn& t.e 5aca Fetec7 fNarfa 2
- Ero 80 ihe pe9Fl, pat thai ,ns 0.sasnge ssss
b., ace. dent
so.oa Inriaese Ci''zcns aavc published N nTnrsSo
stifg tneif eo0Fit3n VI necessary tor Ar ce@@$
" ccrt coarse og a, ng,sta, o Asr q tsfa 30
A&fsurr amaze y fhe Elplges tn pppASNe mo if
tSbNn c0rf entQp. ihc mani s~o ~ taeF ppn'f2 = m
Ia - lea committee slt 81 ibscrif ffrn A 'Ntt'
q, the ite a!sssT y tne Est -a 10
-. egibsr, ard 10 pas.Oia pe,i'n 10 "a i'.aneAs
agsinst tas tfsucaI niiau cU3vertin.
!oria continues Tranquil 1ae rsaonstrsnce o. hemn.
nicpsils Fartn Addressed fuvernmeas deveres
ta trsnn OF eapiis. so s,0rencs sWnnes Wig
reuprca.ion OF Rome and protests anst such cooc-
sion.
TIE Italian Pariismeut Is coneoxsd sr the cath OF oc-
subcr.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
The Italian Questfon.


statement that Count do Sartges bad communicated
the note of Drouyn dc huys announcing the Franco
Italian treaty TO the Pope aud Cardinal Antonc 10 con-
ired Hia Holiness rcc<ived the communication with
gre Interest," and demanded that copies should be sfs
with him, stating that he would examine them with the
attention they deserve.
The Paris Patre states that NJ. snrtges In communi.
"a ng tho iasms OF the ccnveution 70 the Pope,
that tho govsrnment Of tho Emperor renewed
s oder OF advice II Also promised its assists In
yy,ug out those measures his Holiness might decrn
sssaary 10 adopt n OF the state Of things which
She pont,Gcai government might shortly have mes
The Pope and Cardinal Aptoncli declared that they
we're not at lbe since they
the present quo could not be maintained
forever by presence Of the French troops and that
che Emperor had always acted ioyay and had indicated
chat tho intervention was essentially provisional The
yope aided that he had that moment no observation 10
relative 70 the engsgcmsnts undertaken oy Italy In
reference 10 Francc and requested time Tor
soo beore communicating his impression OF the elects
she state OF things might have upon tho Papacy.
Mouseigneur do Bonnechose. At the ceremony OF re-
seiving the cardinals hat, said;-France has always
wished, and stu wishes, guarantees tor the temporal
power OF the Pope. The Emperor Napoleon also desires
because he knows France too we'll not TO be aware
W sentiments and Of The nsesssity for union between
France and the Holy See.
ssnor Pacno accepted the pos. Of Minister Of TIA
Csn Public Works.
issssr has been pablishsd from hs csotaia eonmaas
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
cour, Calpnsnr-rnls nav.

suFhyHn Cougr--ctscuu. Part 1--aSs. 2ao7, as.o.
9a6, f4ss, 2465, 2sI 2se 24e1 2.ee yeo o4e7 2a6s,
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The New York herald., 1864-10-11
MAILS FCR EUROPE.

TIE crnard mail ansship Asia, Captain Moe IN, WI
lsave Boston on "Wednesday for Liverpool.
The rns Europe will close In tns CITY al qsrtsRs
past ons aud haiG. past Ave O'Clock this Afternoon
The NEW York HEnALD-EdltIon Tor Europe-vM -
rcsay at e,sveu O'Clock in the ra1rnng
single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, Navs
co-N.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
The Empire or Mexico.
ynKSou rxroars sursasKDIsa rus TRAFFIC
THRou0U THE UNITED STATES.

TParis fSept 26) corrcap, udence Of Loodon Tmes.l
Exporter to Mexico sasisned with the returns
received Paymsnts now made more regularly than
formerly mail arrived at S. Eazaire brought
aunerous orders which are being executed There
10 q favorable opportunity for sending French pro-
du Q direct Mexico, which formerly found ~ way
shero through the United SsAtes.
naB.RxArroN or FRENCH rnoops FOE HOME.
lParis tssp 27l correspondence Of Londou Telegraph
Tho first detachment % the Army OF Mexico on its
way hume lnis division consss Of the second Touaves,
Ninety unth liue and First battalion Of Chasseuss =
Pied Thcy have served thrcc years IN Africa Should
sbcy 10 Paris, which In their tour q service sney
will probably DO we may look for o repetition OF the
welcome given the returned heroes q The Crmea and
Italy.