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Special Notices.
The Nafi0a,

WEEKLY JOURNAL for tho discussion Of the political
and social topics of the day. the illustration and maintenance
Of true democratic principles, the consideration Of the cos
dtiou Of the freed people, and the duty Of the republic TO-
ward them the support of popular edacstion I" polisios
agent the diffusion Of information regarding the condition and
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Itsmbrsces among ia regular scs'i0a contributors sAs
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JOHN o. WHITTIER,
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Professor TORREY. (Hnvard1
Professor GOODWIN SMITH. (Orfosda
Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER,
Professor CHILD, (Harvsrd)
CHARLES Z. NORTON.
Judge BOND, tBa,iiuOre.)
EDMUND QUINCY,
Professor W. D. WHITNEY. tYssl
Professor d. c. GILMAN, CYs,J
Judge DAILY,
Professor DWIGHT, Columbia csa>sa
Judge wAYLAND.
FREDERICK LAW OLMSTZD,
Rev. Dr. McCLINrOcK.
Rev Dr. JOS. P. THOMPSON,
Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS.
Rev. Or. BELLOWS,
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SHOT IN THY ARMS or HIS MornB2.--
shortly ailer O'Clock last evening Chorles Rogers.
aged 10 months while In thc arms Of his mother on ,he
stoop az No - Lewi,s Was accidentally s5G by sona
unApoy a .sson .nd almost instantly killed.
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A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Purchaser of DALLyYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR should
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C.sA.. the boosted initials of the late So
CALLED Confederate ha.tes o. Ainerica meon, accord
in ~ ,te t.anal.iioa Cr,qOltrtn SF'rtam Absq"a'%
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RpcEpTiON or BATTERY A, FIRST NEW-
JrRsfY ArmmERY " 'sHgmY HrrASnRsl-Tohch-
LCuI PEoCnsIoN-hisl"ni or IHn IAAoCs LAl
-Battery A, First hewJTsey cavalry,
nnlcr command q Capt Augustine VI. Par.
sons. received n public reception msi niSht ~
otto Cottage Garden, IN iiolosen., AZ O'Clock
A profession fmmcd in the following order.
p.,d % Music. tie Turner Ascot tons Of Jioboson
and jersey City Excelsior Engine Company ~" = 40
mon, Veterans II tie Battery, Numbering ABOUT ~
headed by Capt iexgineri returned meinDciso OF hn,
! torcbrs marched Enough Gntden, III omhed
Washington ard iiudson'sis. 10 ou0 Couege
Garden. "A along The foato o. plhich we
ey a. Ks were oIoHdcd with izcH =. Nip cheeiea INC
,ctnrlin heroes inrfiy end 4cgoTLs we're set Oh ~
plofusion in honor Of tAe oclasnu az inc 'auch re
freslnnents were Supplied m copons qNihN"' -
.pcrics were made by the Hon. MI Agn"i' DA'i '
Chamhcrlsin Chief Engineer ot the ilie p'i.i p.h'
AID Captain siie1smer. Following ihia Wis h"'lNt.
music 6y the band and dancing when proceed,
ings IL ver intended 20 keep up nearly or luIt I'll
nielf The fdov No 4, A brief history oi the batter!
whose fame Is widespread, ani which WIS t9sidc4'd
ono 81 the most efficient IN tlc Arioy 81 -
The batter, raiscd IN llohosrn ~ ir'i Ny NJ
be,amcr and Lculs. FIHgerlin- hmi w sNV n'i ~.
The Hudson County Brigade. aud lrit i"f iDe
seat Of war in AUgnst 0i INC SIMS ,c11''
The battery was assigned - iie Sixtn '~I.' u'nr4
Con Franklin and fired tie first gun OF t1c corp. al
the battle of West Point on the peninsula Oh iho -
Of Msy 1907. the battery r. clcd the Kepe's ou ~ Ie
cbancs'iie, ana Tie proof 81 The s.ll OF Cat'
iner rs ar,i'ieiet YRS a'frrwgrI To be iodlh VI
every buildinr ~ INC pncc. They also p1lue p'a ID
the bufs Of q u1es . Mans, Charles CTS Gross i'n1a
nfalgo.r Hill n Eu l'na, Au,oign' l'i AND "a Gu
lcrirkshurc Gcif,f1ufg Spottsyiyaia Court llo1se,
cold IIsrhor fiece Of Petersburg and tie taking 81
yoffrsouig waere ahe~ red the last sho nr'd ny Tue
Sixth CorDs The battery served three years, and re-
I Turned 20 UObOkru august 10. l-1i. where 1t was
/ reor,enil.d and went Ort again under conlmtnd oi
Can't Aug NJ PafEors and Llcuts. Bonen ana hcfilsan
There were oyer 40 p the veterans present ttt nt T,
nd an orVatil.iiOn Wng formed with yleN oi sncal
reunion every Sd July. 80 long "a man Of The numbc
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ALLEN-On Monday, July Geo. O. sldest 'o' Of Geo o.
Alien aged B years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ssas
the funeral Wednesday afternoon, at socook, IRON No
20 West Thirty -bfhst, without further notice.
GIBERT-ID Brooklyn, Sunday July z, Mary "ernads'
wife ofthe Rev. @ :. Gilbert. -,
The friends of tie family respectfully invited 3, send the
funeral at the Tompknssve NJ. l.. Tabernacle, on Iues
day morning at 10 O'Clock. The remains VIII 10 tAAon ~
New Haven for interment. lat
GRUNDY-On Wednesday, June 49, At Dayton. Ohio. the
Rev X. c. Grundy, D. D., a distinguished divine -
He native OF Kentucky and graduate Of Princeton Col
lege.
MoCUTCHAN-On Monday morning July ,. George young
eat son Of James and Mary McCutchsn. a.
attend the funeral from the residence o. M. parents re
l6 East forieh 10 O'Clock this tIue'dayl morning.
without further invitation.
Frederick Leach, in the 10th year OF her age. - .
The remains will DO taken TO Owego lioga County W. IL i
futcrment.
PARsONs-On Sunday. July O. 1865, at Elizabeth SswJes
sew from scarlet fever and resulting diseases Mary Wisoo
Samuel NJ. and Virginia w. Parsons. -
The funeral will place from First Presbytera hufch
Remsen-st Of Clinton st. Brooklyn ON ednrs1sy'
July O'Clock pm. Friends are invited to attend WIN
out further notice.
REYNOLDS-Ip Brooklyn. Monday the 30 sst ssriue.
f. only child Of Richard c. and Mary Amela ses
years. -.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral Wednsdsy 9Th int at
o'clock from the residence Of his parents No All Sacinc
near Nsvins
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Naval Intelligence.

The steam frigate Neshaminy, which was
launched some time ago at the Philadelphia Navy
Il st there. Three unsuccessful attempts have been
made TO dock her but all failed owing TO the lowncss
the tide AS she is coppered she will bo lowed
70 New York to receive her machinery which II IA
nrocess Of construction at the Etna Works.
The Shenandoah and the Tuscarora at Philadephio;
are being rapidly fitted for three years cruise ano
will soon he ready
The Wando is offered for sale at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. She has been reported sold twice already nv
very low prices Her engines said TO 0e worth over
100000
Since the close Of the Rebellion % naval vessos tNe
teen sold at the different Navy Yards and 81 S' nay
been realized from these sales. fitty'seyen vessels
we're sold at the Brooklyn NavyYard, aud si,'Sso"
realized. being than half the entire sun lot Al" 'ne
Nayy-Yurds. ~ ,-,,,.
Tie United States steamship Florida. from Niri1'k
Va arrived here Yesterday morning. She hal N tow
,he limited States steamers Ben Morgan and Roman.
These vessels will be offered for sale in the course OF
two weeks ,, =, 60,
Tho Colorado flagship Of Admiral Louis nj. Gods.
borough the Frolic her tender. ana tie reuow ned
Kearsarre were at Brest on September "a. The squad
ron will remain nj Brest for some time to come ~ tne
oholera il raging with such violence NJ nearly ~ 'c
Mediterranean ports hat il is very dangerous {. '.'s
nuv communication with them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Commercial Iutcliigence.

Ioypoy MONEY MARKET.-The discount market
on the 3t ui without atratonibe demand ~ seven
r cent seemed .aci.ntly large to prevent IA" hhehoou o
the bank return showing any important recovery on o
stock arke there was an extreme pressure 10Y su'i 0'
consequent the monthly share hnl ofesh 'f'N"'
I0SDoy MONEY NARRET.-The discount demand
b,uI and ON the street was rather active There was
no general expectation that any iurhrr advance III Tue DAM
rate would be- necesssTy. 80 III, =,
inst, ssv: Duing past week The mste has been much
dryressed the high rate Of ntere on Monday inducing
(oyernment bonds aud Ere shares creating much dnr,,
Five twcntes gave way about per cont co'ns 81 oi@"'i
lnoi, Central ;haIe' ssd , he aqS ,bc,pr,ce and
Princess Of Wse. Liverpool hav taken place on ne 1.'
nil all busne. totally Suspended on that day me cou
lnerc.l report, consequeniy 10 ony one dSy s' '"1 VIA
by the Cuba , , O., - l.
CoIros-The market on the The 3Nh M was very ds
pressed and prices sustained further reduction OF sSou "a
per n The sales only estimated at w" Ose' OF "o
/ 900 bales were for export and speculation. . - .
MAxCays1yH TRADy-The sales on the 3lH uit were IN
,igniGcurf and the market closed very b.Isy. a.,
BnEApsrUprs No regular marie, since the Cuba All
articles r.nsinrd very firm and Whea, was time dea'e
PRoyHoSs generally were vry scarce aud prIess M
,tf Lard without alteration. Tsow va ha sho 'h'
p,omcE-slnsn sales Ashes at % 3aJ7l for Pots And -
for Pearls Sugar very quiet Coffee steady Ree dun bu.
bodrrs 6rm Lrs,ed Oh unchanged. kavu stores du ana
inquiry very limited Petroleum steady Rehned zii per
gallon ,x a, t ,.on.., q,
hardening prices Flour 6dea.r barrels scaIer foiegn
Wheat 1al higher Indian Corn scarce ana wa'oa s 81 m
firm. Tea unchanged, Rice caiier Jo'e .eu,e' anu 10
2OI higher Tsiow quiet new y. Y.C' sia'li'
LATEST. ,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-COTrON-Sales Tor inc
txo dsy. ~ bales decline Of Id per pound he nsf
.rt closing with an upward tendency ioI Am.eah Inc
sales to ,pecnlators and exporters were 5,eU bales
BRKADsTuFys less hJn.
PaoyIyoS, steady. Bacon easier
PgoprCE quiet but steady. o,aoo ,u;,t,
iospoS. Nov 2.-Con.ols for money @isS; n.lnol'
Central ,hates, solu8ii Eic shares 52i; u
ties
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
TIE TEEI.
Quot Watch for the Chnnpiouship md
Five Hundred Dollars.

4 match for the above amount and the quot
ing champion ship OF America Off yesterday at the
Caledonian quoit grounds, Newark, n. j.. between
James Gibson OF this city, who has hitherto been re-
ssred as the champion player Of this country aud
William Hodson OF Pennsylvania. The latter was for -
long time the acknowledged champion qnoit player OF
England aud since his arrival in this country taere wax
general desire among the patrons OF this athletic
sport to see him test his skill against the clever
Ney.Yofk pitcher, his present opponent natch
for $50 was at last arranged. TO play o. points
up, Il yards distance. on eoit clay ehds'
aud Il came Off yesterday ut the above nsrne'i place.
There was strong muster of Philadephians prsSe1,
anxious to back their man 10 any anonnt. Ihe sup
portere of the New-York player declined 70 .sesue
q. even and so eager tho Hocson party 10 in'esI
that they offered so $40 on their representative.
good deal Of money was bet at those ODDS ont aver
few shots had been played $50 to 70 ara oVun eieJ
odds we're current on Iodson winning. lie took a
decided lead from the commencement fairly odtpiteh
inc his oppcnent both in precision ami steadiness nd
finally won by IA pointsthe scores oeing hodson oi
Gib,Sn AZ. To-day. Holson pitches matoa WIN
Tmcs McLaren tho champion player OF New Jersey
| for SlOO side at fbe saTns pace.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Germ n n y.

Bavaria. Saxony. and IIesse Darmstadt had
ageed 10 propose In the Federal Diet that The Hosen
Estates sloald be convoSedi that Sehts"t hhols az
;ncornorated with Germany aud that the costs oi the
FEDERAL execution 10 the D0ohes and Danish war
shoud be borne by the Confederation
q, Ernt for, on the g9th ult when the following reso
ntions OF the Committee in reference to the political
ORGANIZATION Of Germany and tho solution OF the oches
wig Holstein question were egreeu TO ~ .eo
itv Ist The National NerciD maintains It's orlgihhi
programme that Germany should be constituted az a
Federal state the central authority OF which should DE
be eanctioDed by Parliament representing the whole
German nationality. ID The National sereln declares
that the settlement Of the Sehles~ig iosten question
he brought about solely by vote Of the population
Dnchies the free exercise Of which can be limited
NV the common interest Of Germany. 1t was further
rssolyed that should German Central authority rot
be formed. Prussia alone could eheehhiy aeienu Inc
nor,bern frontiers OF Germany. In CONCLUSION inc
National Veren resolved that the conyocaiion oi me
Seheswig olstein estates could no longer be delay ed'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
LOUISIANA.
Returning TO the Old Order Of Thisgs-
The Freedmen's Burcnu-Extra Ses.
sisn or the Legislature CslIcd-Cem.
mcrCiR1.

NEW ORLEANS Saturday. November II. 1865.
Gen Candy has issued an order turning over
to the city authorities all sanitary regulations that have
been under the control Of the military since Iso:
also resgning all control over the State e,ees and the
work on them and over the collection Of taxes TO keep
them in rcrair also Withdrawing the Provost Marshas
In the Parishes except In certain cases also stopping
the issue OF charity ratons to persons unconneeted
with the army.
Cen Fullerton leaves the Freodmon's Bureau after
fixing The amount OF wages 10 be paid the freedmen by
their employers next year by leaving 1t o the law OF
supply and demand.
cen Baird relieved Gen. Fullerton of the charge Of
the Freedmens Bureau lie announces that he VIII not
alter the orders of his predecessor.
Gov Wells has issued proclamation calling n
special session Of the Legislature the ed ins on
the ground that the gravest interests of the State de-
mand the presence Of Senators 10 act In her behalf
Cotton irmer sales of 3 900 bales at j5d nc for Mid
ding. stock Iaa 600 bales. Freights TO New.Iors,
a &c. per pound. Exchange on New.YMk, las per
cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Important Rumors Concerning
Mexico.
Tine French Troops TO be
Withdrawn.
EVACUATION OF ROME.
EVACUATION OF ROME
Formidable InSurrectlon in Algeria.
RESULT OF THE ITALIAN ELECTION

The Inman screw steamer City of Washing.
ton Capt. Brooks, which left Liverpool at o'clock on
she mOnrng Of the LIST and Queenstown the evening
ofthe I'd inst arrived here yesterday, bringing four
days later news.
The National Company's screw steamer Scotland was
"a leave Liverpool the afternoon OF the l for New
York via Queenstown.
The Edinburgh reached Liverpool on the evening Of
L. 30th ult.
The City Of London passed Crookhoyen at 23o, after
noon OF the 3lst plt
The Bremen arrived at Southampton very early on
the Eorning Of the lst inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
THE CHOLERA.
Com umicntiou from DGimister Pike--Thc
Disease Abnting-The Rindcrpest-Cei'
lection Of Racts.
WASHINGTON. MOnda,

WASHINGTON Monday, Nov IT, 1867.
The Department of State has received q iet,
ter from Minister Pike. dated The Hague. oct. 20, ~
which he says: There is little Of public interes. sos
on IN Europe at this moment excepting what rccis ~
the cholera and the cattle plague. hvey a,ss al
prevailed In regard to the former untIi " A"'A'"
change Of weather took place a few days ag" rh,o,
has uyeyand ,teady since Spring has led to constant
apprehension Of some unusual condtion o "e
health The gales and storms which nave 60
within the last week have now done reat st,nos
uhsrs ~. IL X believed will also modify the
plague ruging among the cattle. .o,,o :, o,,,,n
has becn prsas Of ths rpoin IL in
gama .nu ns n.,r of the attacks and the medical
in a, This ,hS dnTS1 s1S has
.o', Win ,bese labors shall be completed will
nS"syo ,o cogot tho facts of their experience for
sion 20 yon They may be Of service in sise
,ho ns.,Il,nce should re3ch our shores.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Latest.

IIyEnPOor. Nov. !. 1866.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says;
"It is generally reported in Paris that the lrensl
hriy ~ ao,,st n, September next year the whole wuI
a, rstarned 10 France This resolution said TO oo
nav not opy from desire 10 afford no reasonaee
ropnd of complaint the United siates p"' h'So o'
ITO Brsriar mail has reached Lisbon with the ol
loving dates; .,v,,o Oct 10 1aGs.
n,ua o,Imo5L Coffee, goodtfrsts. 7l30cW1HioO
hi,tccu,s since last mail. 10. lCJ bags; sA'es
lao sar., s,ocs. ITO, 900 bags. Froight. @ig5
v.oh.,os 05la26. Cotton, l6l0O0Ul6l0O
Eienanse' ~"'" PrRsAMBuCO, Oct. le 1860.
Exchange. ae,. sugarswhi,e' aGSoa tnlco rel"
shin Dnncon. Dunbar, wrecked, NO Ives los''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Uadin and China.

BoNBAY. oct. 13.-Shirtjngs and TWISTS
higher Cotton in good inquiry. Shipments since the
n.t On o.o hales Exchange Oh London, 21 Freights,
az ihe rate Of discount had been raised per cent
C.,crTTA. Oct I3.--Exchangc OH London, 2i0i.
Disoount rate raised per cent. ~
niset te Telegram from Bombay dated the l4ib Of
October. says: Market quiet. Cotton shipments.
20 900 bales. Freights. 3ol. o., >,
Tls Timtss telegram dated Bombay ocioDcr H.
says. Cotton market dull ,,
nriyste teegI am from China giving dates fcoctow
cn,imber 10; Shanghai. 10Th; Hong Kong, 9Th says:
isynort of Tea for fortnight, 1000 90 pounds Market
dn,pt rrefyht-- W hampos. under 4oI Exchange
Hong Kong 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

Files of The Official Journal of the Mexican
Republic a little newspaper published ~ Paso del
Norte have been received here 10 the 18th ult.
They contain accounts of singular Liberal demon
srntioa H. Chihuahua. On the day appointed for the
celebration of the establishment Of the Emplre. mum
bar OF the citizens held faneral ceremony IN memory
of UidaI-o Tie flags were lowered 10 half mast and
the place general expression of mourning rather
than OF f,silyity.
The Pe.Diito OEciGi announced that o1xlcahss neen
occupied hy boiy OF Jnarist troops under Co.. pia1
brother of Porierio Diaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

ROBBED WHILE SLEEPING. .-Sanuel >: Maii4y
was ON Sunday night arrested by Obicer linton y, tne
Of Utica N. Z. Tho nnn,painaut states that on ths
night In question while sleeping In the L,caS n,,
a porter house in SIhove., between In 'r ,d auu ~
W"o. Ar co,pmitted bv Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
CANADA.
Preparations 70 Resist the Fcnisss-A
Regiment Ordered % Western Cansas-
The II citement IncreasinH.
TORONTO, G.. W., Monday.

TORONTO. c. W. Monday. Nov. i5 1s1o'
II has been decided to place force oil Voluh'
teers on active service 10 check Fenan ralus. 49,.
Two battaliOns have received orders to """ '"o"''
selves i'm readiness for instant duty. -, -,
The guards at the volunteer armories n'' ~ %s,, ,sa
doubled In consequences OF information receiver VI 'ho
designs and projects OF the Fenians.
LATER - 80 ,o.-
-H. ToRoNTO, G. w.. Monday Nov To- ieoa
The 10th regiment of British Rcsu'ar' nA'o oce"
sent from Montreal 10 Western Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
NISAIhAIPPI.
Gen. Howard 10 the Freedmen - The
Negro in the LegisIature- Condition Of
the People.

JACKSON Miss. Saturday. Nov II, 1866.
Major Gen. Howard addressed large as
semblsge OF Freedmen to-day; assured them that the
plantation lands would not be divided among them.
and that tho freedom which they enjoyed was the prv
lege 10 work tor their living and support
The State Legislature Is still engaged In the discus
sion Of the negro question
The condition OF the people Of Mississippi appeals
powerfully for protection. State creditors long pa
ent look for Of relief and measures must be
quickly taken TO provide against the disastrous con.
sequences OF inundaton in parts of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The COsstituiionai Amendment Pnsses
Roth Branches Of the Legisiature-Ad.
iournmens 10 the 2jth inst.

COLUMBIA s. C.. Monday. Nov. II. ls65.
The Constitutional Amendment abolshing
Slavery passed both houses Of the South Carolina Leg
latare to-day. with but little opposition.
The Legislature has adjourned to the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Rome.

Gen. Kauzler had been appointed Minister oi
War in the place of NJ DE Merode who il officially
announced bas been relieved Of his functions on ae
connt Of bad health. 49, 49, >, =,
Two French frigates had arrived at Ciyita Vecchia
for the purpose Of enbafking portion Of the French
army now In the Roman States-this commences Ire
evacuation.
The Mexican Delegation hadeft Rome.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Auslria.

The Emperor had appointed New Commit
tee for the control Of the public debt The decree
states that this has been adoT ted in oon'e.
ouence Of the changes brought about by the SeptenDef
naent and because IL is the will OF the Emperor that
COMMITTEE independent Of the Ministry oi flnanc.
sbond watch over the management Of the public debt
un.jl the time when committee for TINS purpose can w
elected by the Representatives Of the Empire.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Greece,

The Ministry having been defeated on qnes-
,,on nj confidence had resigned ~ Bugarshaving been
summoned by the King to form new Ministry ae,
that Count Sponneck should quit Greece. The King re-
fnsed this condition stating that Count Sponneck had
mo official position. NJ Bulgaris thcreupon declined
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
4pnln.

Advices from Madrid state that Spain had IN
forned the Britjsh Government that she intends taking
Energetic measures 10 put end 10 the slave trade
Tbc cholera was decreasing In Madrid ana SeVlhc
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
llaiY.

The elections in Italy had been completed
and the returns showed large majority for the Gov
ernment. Among the elected 10 the New CHAMBER =
DE puties were Ricasoe, Garbaldi Bi1io and Ratazs
and other celebrities.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Rranre.
mnblisbss A CORES.

The Opinioae Nutionate publishes cores
iesce from Orsn. WHICH states that the Algerian jn.
'ergsns, OOo0 strong were La possession Of the whole
~oth Of the Tel Mountains.
. A denial had been given 10 the assertion Of some
sfman papers that The French ambassador at Vienna
sha tndssswet o. exercise moral Influence on the