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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17
A PiraticaI Plot Frustrated.

New YORK, March ia bold attempt
by pirates to capture the American steamer
Shooting Star was made on the night of
the 4th, in the harbor of Havana, but was
foiled. It was repeated the next night,
when, with the assistance Of the author
ities< twenty-five men were captured, but
on being taken ashore, they were liberated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17
Approved, March 9th, 1865.
HENRY g. BLASDEL, Governor.

STATE OF NEVADA, Department of State. as
l, G. n. Noteware, Secretary of State, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is true, full and correct
copy Of an Act of the Legislature Of said State,
entitled "Au Act to provide for the payment of
the outstanding Indebtedness of the Town Of Gold
and now on file In my office.
~, Witness my hand, and the Great Seal
l.. 5. of State hereto affixed. Done at Office,
~ in Carson City, on this l4th day of March,
A. D. 1865 C. NJ. NOTEWARE,
mhI7 Secretary of State
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17

J.S CRoSMAN,
President of the Senate.
L. B. MOORE,
Secretary of the Senate.
G. W. T0ZER,
Speaker of the Assembly.
u. E. ALLEN,
Clerk of the Assembly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-17

CONCORD. n. H., March l4.-The cleo.
ton of State officers, members of Congress
and Legislature. took place to-day. The
returns received thus far indicate the cleo
ton of Smyth - Union candidate for
Governor-by 5000. Marston (UniOn)
is elected to Congress in First District,
and Patterson and Rollins are reelected.
This is Union gain Of one member.
New YORK, March 1.-THE CONNER
Gals special dispatch says: The question
of anticipating the payment of May cou-
pons of the fve-twenty bonds is under
consideration at the Treasury Department.
1t is doubtful whether Senator Harlan
will accept the Secretaryship of the In
terror Department.
The President has been suffering from a
severe attack of influenza for several days,
and is not receiving visitors.
the West, and creates a Panic
PRckinR-bOxes in demand.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Times,
editorially, thinks it probable that Sheri-
dan has moved from Columbia, Va, to
join Grant, by crossing James river and
South Side Railroad.
Returned Union prisoners, who reached
Annapolis to-day, direct from Richmond,
communicate some interesting intelligence
in relation to affairs at Richmond and
Sheridan's movements.
On Saturday night last, 18th, Richmond
was thrown into intense excitement by an
announcement that Sheridan was near the
city. The alarm bells were rung, and all
the Home Guards, and every available
man that could be spared, hurried off to
repel the Yankees, who were said to be at
Beaver Mills Aqueduct, on James river,
some twenty miles from the city, destroy
ing the canal. The excitement continued
all night and increased to panic through
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Sewing.Women's Associatiou.

Among the numerous industrial societies Of
this city. whose existence is not generally known. but
which are Of great benefit to the working classes
that OF the Workingwomcn's-an Association confined
20 females making their living by the needle either by
hand or as operatives and whose meetings held on
"Wednesday evening vi each week at their headQuar.
ters No 1851 Bowery. This Society has been organ.
sed over two years, and numbers about 200 mem.
Ders Its main object is to provide for any Of its
Der who may DO reduced to want by sickness and for
the period Of sickness three dollars a week is
allowed them; also those out of employment are
cared FOR. Beside the charitable purposes Of the
Society, II Is also social body afordng enjoyment
to the sewing women, and at the same time giving them
protection. A grand vocal and Instrumental coDcer.
was recently given by several members OF the Society
OF musical abilities its aid at Dodworths Hall which
will be repeated at the same place. by request on the
22d OF January. AT meeting OF the Society held last
evening Inst OF officers were put in nomination foI
election on next Wednesday. The officers of the
Society at present President Miss Ellen Patterson
Secretary, Mrs. Horizons Treasurer Air. ID. Walford.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
CHRISTMAS AT THE SOUTH.
NO UPRISING OF THE BLACKS,
Reports From Virginia and 0ortn
Carolina.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Dec. q, 1865

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dec. q, 1863.
The following responses have been received 10
inQuiriesup the subject ~, q, ,oes
There have been no disturbances caused by the ne.
proes who have behaved themselves very wen ID this
cty and IN the adjacent country. They have oeeh
ouet and orderly for tie season. and never before were
40 few seen on our streets during the Christmas hoh
days There is no apprehension or uneasihess ~ 'ne
public MUD about them. - ,o..
NORFOLK Va. "Wednesday, Dec. q, 100.
There was no serious disturbance among the Dacks
on Christmas nor has there been any since Monday.
few brawls in Norfolk and Portsmouth we're the
result of whisky and had no political signincs cstion
whatever 1t is true that many OF tue DiscKs " ts
county have provided themselves with pistols, Dut IL
is not thought there is any purpose OF isurfectoh
among them. n ., ,ces
RICHMOND, Va. Wednesday, Dec q. ieo9.
There never was more harmony between whites anu
blacks at this season. No aggressive disposition ~a
manifested on the part Of either. ,oc-
RALEIGH, Wednesday, Dec. q, lsbo
There was never before q more orderly Chrhtmas
week, thus far the Blacks behaving as well as usual
No apprehension Of distu Dances from them mere or
elsewhere as far as be learned, exist All classes
here rejoice at the prospect OF speedy restoration Oh
the State its former position and thew have not oeeh
more cheerful for years. Measures were tKehto pre-
serve order throughout this Military Disrlet Dy ciosne
bar.r0oms during the HOLIDAYS.
WILMINGTON Wednesday, Dec q, 1865.
with the exception Of few Isolated cases OF colsloh
between the whites and blacks, Christmas morning rs
Yesterday reported there have been no dstnroances
There no apprehension Of any further dlincuity ana
no danger Is ANTICIPATED.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
CHINA AND JAPAN.
A Steamer Captured by Chinese Pirates
The Rebels i'm Chiun Losing Ground
News from Japan Satisfactory-The
Quarrel between the Tycoon md Prince
Nngato Settled.

SAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday. Dec. -, 1865.
We have Kong Kong advices Of the both OF
0e;obo7 l2 days later.
The steamer Wanatah was reported captured by pi-
rates while on the way from Shanghai TO Foo CHOW
PIRACY in Chinese waters is on the increase.
Foreign relations with China quite out Of joint,
owing the Mandarin worshping policy which charec-
tcrized the career o. Sir II. Bruce.
The district lying southeast OF Pekm has been raw
aged BY troops OF bandit cavalry. A body OF lee
mounted ranc6eros made raid TO within 300 mile. Of
tho capital A force sent out afer them, but hey
made good their escape The last stronghold Of .be'
lion in the Province Of the Kangsi is reported 20
evacuated 1ho insurgents. Il is added retreat "a TO
fukiea. =
The Mahomedan rebels at Fung Kaun, in Shensi. ld
surrendered, and werc slaughtered 10 man.
Intelligence from japan, respecting foreign fflars.
i very satisfactory The quarrel between the Tycoon
aud the Prince Nagsto had been settled.
steamer had been announced to Leave ho kahami
direct for Suez the inducement being the eon' eyanoe
OF silk worm eggs. Six seems plontiiui N japan on'
Il scarce in China.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
The Fire Department.

A regular meeting of the Board Of Fire Com
missioners took place yesterday morning at Firem AMI
Hall. The business transacted was unimportant and
mostly relating TO the internal regulation Of the De
partment as follows: The complaint OF Thomas Alb
bott, No. is Chambers St. received, stating thl,
he was assaulted BY Joseph Moran. alias Mason, a
driver stationed In Wiiam-st.. on the evening Of Nov
s. He was arrested but released on condition tha,
he would pay els tor damage done to an overcast
which he failed 10 fulfill and the complainant asks an
Investigation, which was granted.
John ). Anderson, Foreman Of Hook and Ladder Co
No. IL. forwarded his resignation which was
A claim was made by Louis Frank for e25O the yslre
OF certain shed recently destroyed by volunteer fire
men, 1t was ordered to be filed. The Committee on
Appointments and Discipline presented their report
upon an investigation Of the charges against Burtley
Monahan Of Engine Co. No. % and John Grimes Of
Engine Co No. 49, for intoXication. They found bo,h
charges sustained but in consideration of its being
the first ofense of each. they would recommend
that five days pay be deducted from the amount
duo each for December. and that this decision be
sent to the Foremen Of their respective comppuies
and read to the members. The action OF the
committee was approved by the Board A resolution
was adopted empowering the Treasurer of he Depart
ment to draw 500 900 from the Controller for ia nse
After authorizing bills against the Department amoapt.
ing to several thousand dollars to bs paid the Comms
sioncrs adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

his fight into the Court Housesquare at Morant Bay,
his attempted capture by the police and his rescue py
certain parties outside.
20. In the case of trespass, Anderson agt. Dick.
tried the following Monday the 9th. and as TO the
circumstances under which the defendant appeaed
against the decision OF the court.
-. In the matter OF the Crown against PAM Boyle
and others, for the rescue, as alleged. Of the man
Geoghan.
~ The evidence establishing the truth Of the asser-
ton of Lieut.. Gov. Eyre. that there existed wide
spread conspiracy of the blacks to rise against the
white and cOOred population TO overthrow the Govern
ment, and to take the lives and the property OF tho
whites
s. The evidence upon which Lieut. Gov Eyre alleges
that the riot at Morant Bay premature outbreak
of the conspiracy aforesaid.
&c. The names Of the parties implicated and OF tue
witnesses testifying against them.
-. The evidence upon which Lieut Gov. Eyre rs
ser in his speech to the Legislature that there If now
widespread and deeply rooted spirit Of disaifeetion'
ard a daring and determined intention 10 make Ja'
maica a second layti.
"s. list of the persons who have been executed or
nogged By sentence of courtmaria and the evidence
upon which each was convicted.
"9 A list Of the total number Of persons foeged
without any trial
90 The constitution OF the several courtsrnartia
and statement cf the time occupied in the in'estiga
ton leach ease. .
al. 4 statement setting forth the number Of dwell
ing houses burnt otherwise destroyed by the mllif
tary the militia. and the Maioors.
IL. copy ol the Instructions, If any, gwen 10 the
Maroons ard a statement Of Ihe length OF time the!
were let loose upon the people.
"l3 4 list of the total n1mber Of white persons
killed or Injured by the alleged rebels.
"li. The evidence upon which Lieut.. Gov. Eyre
ordered the arrest o. the late G. w Gordon. and i'
deportation from KrFston into proclaimed district
"l5 The evidence which was taken at his trial, and
the circumstances under which be was put to death.
The Committee most respectfully submit that tht
production OF evidence upon all tho points IL nds
penslbe meet the requirements Of justice and they
sincerely trust shat Her Msjestys Government vi!
fUri with take tbe necessary steps % procure II.
"On behalf of the Committee,
IS. GuRSEY. President,
&C. W. ALEXANDER,
"Treas'r Of the Society and Ch1irman Of the Com.
IL. A. CH,NERoyLow, Sec,eiary.
" No. q Nop-Broai.,t l.. c.. Dee. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
China and .yapau.

SHANGHAI, oct. - (via Triest, ).-BGrge
vino death is Sely 10 giye trouble 20 tho Chinese
Government. Reports nov state that ho vas drowned
while in irons.
Tbo American Consul declares iha. the treaty with
the United States bns beer violated.
Piracy ~ increasing 70 a very alarming extent.
Chief Justice Adams u dead.
Large quantities Of sia worm eggs are being ex
ported.
CANON Nov 70 (iv Overland Telegraph from Galle).--
GRAY sirtings and wlertWist higher. Tca advancing.
Total export TO date II, 10000 D. Exchange on Lon
DON ilCI - -
SHANGHAI NoT. 9-Tea firm. Six quiet. Exchange
on London. g. q.
CASIOE. Nov. I5.-Thc gunboats have successfully
attacked the pirates in the ne ghborhOod on Annoy
Advcea from Japn state that the Foreign Ministers
had gone On AN expedition to OsscO yigrOn Ossa
CO. which port according to treaty is 10 be opened in
lsG6 80 foreign trade The exchange question s cans-
ing commercial difficulties at Japan The other mur-
derers OF Major Baldwin aud Ltent. Bird have beer ar
rested at Jedo. They confessed their crime aud we're
executed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Withdrawal Of the Paraguaynsa
and Advance Of the Allies.
The Brazilian Squadron at Corrientss.
immigration From the Late Confederate
States into Brazil.

The arrival at this port of the steamer North
America from Rio de Jsnero. December I'd brings Us
later news from South America and st. Thomas.
The I'd Of December the fortieth anniversary OF
the birth Of the Emperor. Tie day was observed IN
Brazil with popular rejooings. The Emperor released
q number Of prisoners.
The American immigrants, chiefly Southerners. re-
presented by Col Wood have selected site Tor town
near Araraguara. 1t lies between two small rivers.
and can have railway connection with TIE capital
vast tract OF eight millions Of of unoccuped Gov
ernrncnt land has also been selected 1t is expected
that flow Of immigration from the States composing
the late Confederacy will soon set in.
There is no change is the position o' military aisrs
No new battle had taken place. The Brazilian army
has been suffering severely from sickness and many Oh
the Paraguayan prisoners drafted into the army have
died. The Brazilian squadron remained at Corrientes
The Rio de Janeiro papers are filed with the oteai
reports of the army movements and battles aa hounced
here by previous arrivals.
RIO De JASEIRo Dec. 9, 1865.
The Emperor returned on the 9th ult. from Rio
Grande de Sud, causing great rejocinss in this city
Coffee is lower Flour advancing. Exchange
26id. a26id.
RIVER PLATE.
The Paraeuayans have withdrawn entirely across the
Timer Parana. ont of Corrcntes. The Brazilian 1eef
Is at the mouth Of the Paraguay and the allied army
has crossed the River Correntes on its march 70 ne
Parana near Goza 1t will be sent In vessels up tna'
river to the point selected for further operations "ea
sickness prevails among the land forces.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MAIKET.-Iho discount ni"iho'
was lsht and the demand io money At the Bank ws v.y
iv Ia view Of an erpected advance ia the owing TO tt
Continued drain IF gold The funds still drooPins Con
so!s Il noon on the 18th quoted at d6i d5,t'
LIvGRPoOL, Dec lJ- r. nTSoTTo"-ihe Sdes ~ % n ,as
Iaie Of which 1900 ior speculation and export ~,
market i. aroug aud tending upward American 2u S0ai''
since Friday. Ito, bt mr.,
TRApE At MAScuEsTER yesterday was quieI D." pi'
dicers were firm at fully previous rates. c
HuFApsTuFPs--Mrl.r .rG Hchaid.On, spence 4 20, ana
UIehrd Nash Co. report Flour inactive. bat prices M
cb.naed Wheat in limited demand a lasi weeks Iate
pyoyrsroxs-Mes,rs. Biglsud, hthya 4 Co.. and bInc,
Ms life report Beef IA more demand Tor ol ptle new
Me- 100 al2lG; Pork quiet; ABercanio 10 STOCK bafoi
m decinn,-2a3l lower. Lard quiet and SHADE eA'ie'
IaIo. quiet-oaItislly ID. Q6d IoweT
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
THE RENIAS..
Thc Kentaeky State Convention RrP' 'di-
ntrs O,Mshony and Suderses he s'rfs
-O'ushory Iudcr.ed ny the Ph liza
deiphia Ciscie-Dolegates TO the Z ou-
Urcss Chosen.

CNclHNATL WodnesdaT, Dec. 2, lst- :
The Fenians of Kentucky held State @ 'l-
yeniion at Covingtrn to-day All the circles blt 0
were represented Speeches were made by the st; ie
Center T. Bannon end others. Resolutions fully -
dorcing Roberts Il Senate aud the Secretary ot W. =
and repudinting OMahony aui the Congress OF Jan. :.
wero adopted ard signed by all the de, sgates present
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Dec. "a lee5,
A meeting OF the PbLadelphie Circle of thi
Fen. IN Brotherhood TO night Michael Cdylle and.
ai,i Monaghan were elected repre- 'ntatyea to the
New York Congress. Resolutions wire unanimously
adop.ed sustaining Gel. OMahcny aud denoancinG the
SenE c0nspiretofs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Australia.

MELBOURNE, Oct. 26.-Ihe steamer Great
Britain sailed for Liverpool the 22d. with 100000
sterling in gold. The Tariff question is causing con-
siderable excitement.
TIe Parliament OF New South Wales was opened on
the 2h Of October The Governor. In his speech said
tbe revenue would cover the expenditure. lie pro
posed TO sell the back lands OF the colony to promote
emigration. go
Tle New.Zesland news continues warlike. The na
tiyes laughed at tho Governors Peace proclamation
and murdered tie hrft messenger bearing copies Oi H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Prussia.

\ DUNN .,IrrrIun uayS: - tTt LnEIltu I'd
French EmbI ssadors with their wives and 'hc perron
pf Of the .rlbHsscs lsft the Court It'd Immediately
ser the marriage of the Princess AeIandrine daugh-
ter of Prince AlbcTechi and niece Of sbe King With
Frederick y illan. Dnke Of Mcoklsnbnrg Schp erin,
b6 cIGse mace had b9en provided fcr them az the
table OF the King Notwithstanding that previous 20 The
bt nquet they had complained Of that arrangement
royal chr nbeIiGn Justified hil coriaet by proce-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Condition AMI Prospec Ia OF The yfate Rail
road.
ST. LoUIs, wednesday. Dec. q,

ST. LOUIS, Wednoslay. Dee q. 1855.
Mr.. Lockrdge. a representative OF the rail-
road interests in fe1as has arrived in Kansas City on
a mission To The President OF the Kansas City. Fort
Scott and Galveston Railroads wah a view to the
speedy completion Of that road with its Texas connec
ton The people OF Texas fully alive TO the Import
tance OF the improvement and hope that 1t VIII soon be
completed Mr. Lockridge says that the pope ol speedy
railroad connections with the Moth West and the re-
sumption Of railway traffic and travel il certain. A
spirit of enterprise prevails throughout the state and
tie people generally anxionsy looking forward TO
the restoration Of the State 10 the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
THE RECoysrRucTroy Cov,,rrvv

THE RECONSTRUCTION CoMMIrrEE.-A note
from our Richmond correspondent, dated Deo %,
states that's
senator Williams Of Oregon arrived 10 this city TO-
night on tour Of inspection In connection with hi,
postlon as member Of the Reconstruction Committee
under Senator Summers resolution He viii ran,ain IN
Richmond until Tuesday, and then contnne his travels
through the further Atlantic and Gulf States thence
nR via the Mississippi TO Cairo aud thence direct 70
ashington by rail He expects 10 be absent from his
seat In the Senate nearly month"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Freri Snn Vrnncisco-Mining Enfelligences

SAY FRuiClsCO Tresdayl Dec. 70 Is0J.
Legal tenders are selling at 10 cents.
Ophi- Mining Shares 1855: Savage. 500; lmpG m.
rlOJ4f los; ChOuar po.osi. 5li59Slt1; Crown Point
$3.50; ellow Jacket, S.G0a $50.
SAN FgaNCIsCO wednesday, Dec. q, ls65.
Minn- Stocks are weaker. Chollar iotofi, morning
atl2 ~; evening S,i5 Savage. morning. ESQ; el.4'
inc ss0' yellow jacket. morning $500; evening"
st;5 Crown PORT morning. si3J; evening" sJlp
Imperial. morning. el05; evening. slli. Legal Tend
c.C 67l. ,.,. o.
Capt. whitney ir. President oil the Caiiicrna s'eh1
Nsr igatioI Company. died to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Jamaica Massacres.
SUSPENSION OF GOVERNOR EYRE.
a Thorough Inquiry to be In
stituted.
The EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN HUNGARY,
Enthusiastic Reception at festh

The 1nman steamer City of Washington,
CAPT Brooks, which left Liverpool at o'clock on the
afternoon of the 18TH and Queenstown on The nth De
cember, arrived here yesterday.
The Scotland would sail on the 18th instead of the
18Th
The Moravian reached Liverpool at go on the even
tug Of the 18th December.
The City of London arrived at Queenstown at 9:3o
ct the evening Of the l2tb.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

PRopucE-A.he. quiet q. late rates. sugar steady Coffee
Inactive Rice dali Bark quiet; Philadelphia hrsts 40.
Linsced OIL 4o6. Rosin very quiet Spirits Iurpentins-
small of French i47e Petroleum quiet bat 'sady
maud AZ f,l prices, Coffee firm Tea steady 1alow slow
Of sals p Y. C., 1915 Petroleum, 36 Scotch Pig iron'
ssIl0ldG0I.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. il. COTTON Sales to-day
bales including 1900 bales to specuatois and exporters
Tho market closes buoy with further slight advance
BRgADsrurrs-Them market closes buoyant and steady
PRoyIsIoSs-The market Is steady. Bacon fat
LospoS Dec l4-CoysoLs closed at 81d87t ,.,
IwYp,c,x SrorKs-Inited States Fivetwenties 63}d63!
Illinois Ceptral Railroad daOl; Erie Railroad, 1'3a'.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
To the Auocisted PrsuL - ,a..
- WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dec. "a, 1865.
ri II.xa.drin va \ Inurn1I in PVlNg an

To the Auocistsd Prsu. - ,o.-
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dec "a. 1865.
The Alsrandria (Va.) Journal, in gv'ng an
account of nie riot there Christmas. says
WHISKY flowed in streams from manS restanrs rsnls'
and from some il was dealt out iberany TO the cor
owed neope as 70 the whites Early In the morning II
was observed Nat ell the young reconstructed were
wen armed. Rioting commenced at an early bour ID p
the morning and BY oclock.p. m. bad assumed sucn
fearful proportions that the Mayor found IT necessary
10 call upon the military authorities to suppress II.
Three companies of Hanoocks Veterans were Orthwt9
ordered out and proceeded to arrest every one ,oua
engaged in roting and disorderly conduct. Many
persons had been seriously and dangerously ~ouhdea
before they appeared on the scene OF action
IL was found that between so aud lCo OF the Ilns'
leaders OF the variOes disturbances, then gong on
throughout the city mostly sent to the sevepen
and there compelled TO remain during the remainder OF
,he day Some Of them were yesterday morning re-
leased while the more guilty are still in confinement.
IL seems the first reports were exaggerated as IHe
J,aaI saws some 50 or 100 badly beeten out so
lar "a we have een able TO learn. but two were so
badly injured as to preclude the hope OF recovery
Daring tie day most unprovoked riot Is repoftea
20 have occurred at Chappell Hail. where number OF
eoi.red people were holding party. white man;
nv tho name Of Michel who Is said TO have participated,
~ tLe riot was seriously wounded in the head. ana
NJ cc.ccx this afternoon lis death was currently TO-
psr.ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
usrria.

The Emp,ro Of Austria arrived at Pesth,
Hun-ary on che afternoon of the 18th He was re
ccNed with great ceremony and much enthusiasm
Many memhprs of the Hungarian dot we're assembled
ct TIE Cnsteof Buda 10 receive His Majesty
The Bar gomaster, IN an address 10 the Emperor re
joicrd tho arrival Of H Majesty, and said he trusted
tbot all dirrcnc would De arranged. The Emperor
IN reply said 81 prOm,acd 90 return 20 you. and ]
cone order 10 fulfill that promise % come foil OF
'Uoutdeucc ar expect confidence In return
n the even ng Pesth A. illuminated.