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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
Commercial Intelligence.

IfvfHPoot juno 49,
COTIOY-Sales Of the week g. 600 bales, includ-
iOs AOo bale. q specoa'oI. md 1850 70 e1p1rHf TIC
bnarsei opened buoyni will cfud rlDc tdsaar" on 30
flEhtes bat Go e. tt Vi tfe improvement r.iaiy T"
khe advance the week felc q q. ou Amertar wt O.
tsclne Of Ia -. Ga fsspi.r Willie oitT d'tri "if SIRE
knehanred Sale today 7D bales the rorke' c.0.rf nm
stNhng advance. Ououton. arr: Of.r. u l1d a- ~
1iiddhn. Texas 2od Uraid. 1879. Toe stock fog Ior hy
b'1Al count reached ~ eo bss bsug HOp ta'e above
81 estimated. including % CO., Ute. f Aune- .car.
bRkADsrt FYs-lhe uafk.t FIR bErlataut 10 f.f dy.
Wheat hfmer, and adisfc.d Id.
/ fEoyisiOEs The nars.. j.. quiet tfd steady
} LONDON, June JN.-Ncn-f f.osf % eI. g. money.
AsxRicAs STOCKS lli r. Genital Prir0rd. tfl- Ihe
tu.road, %; United sfe five Iwsnties. H.
Ine bullion 10 the Ben. = kc md hes ifcfcasst tiiJe
TRADE REPoRT-The Manchester market Was
dul with q downward &C.. a.fe,
ldSkkPoOL hRkADsTrfls NshKFT-Tlr Breed tufs fIsr.
bst las ~ upwaid i'rcei g. Mons tteGtd ha.I Co
fport; fopF hine end de-, d.nfna s advance. NLcat
AM ana advanced 01d Tfr ,ratai; Winter Red, "a
Mixed 2s -'-'" orc 0-''''
LIVERPOOL PRovHos Ar1 THE Prov Ion naiic' :,
III hesr- bigiard. - ysA q O. 1cpor: Beef very dn
Itiow quit and steady,
LIVERPOOL FhoDUCf RKEr-hshes quiet Surar arm
sire fat f "
LosDos NAEKETs.-BieadffuGs upward soaar quiet and
sf'ny 'onee tu0yauf iea hTuL Rice ti'fdf: ia'H"N
NJ feii0i. ia seody t2t eyEisTupennne ful't d.
LONDON hOSEY MAnEET-fuffs continued N'Iy .l.
sue improvement t1pestsd until aiteI the
eessiois Mone IN acse demand rates nh'itns'o'
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The Great Eastern, according 10 programme,
steamed out Of the River Midway on the afternoon Of
the oath Jnne and preceded to the anchorage selected
for her at the More. wlce She would remain until about
The eth OF July, to take IN Goals aud stores adjust her
compasses and conncte The arrangements for the pay
ing out of the Atlantic cable
The new screw steamer Java for The Cunard mil
line launched he Clyde tie oath June. The
operation took place at tie unusual hour vi IN ne
morning Ia order that the liver might be as clear Of
shipping a. possible
An American correspondent Of Thu Loadoa I,n"'
writing from Philadelphia represents President J"ih'
Sou as wishing adpOt ieriens courfe toward 'u1
Confederate leaders, and says that II let alone ne WIN
pardon ali OF them The Radicals, however. 40 every
Thing they can 10 thwaTt his wishes.
The annual meeting OF the Cotton supply Aks"cihion
had been held at Manchester. Mr.. Cheathan' NJ. r.
presided and in moving the adoption OF nc icport
which rave succint account Of the proceedings o We
Committee he referred to the prospects OF TeVFhi on
the supply OF cotton from America He said he thought
thai al he utmost the cotton In the South would not
exceed 100000 Of bacs, and prudent cautious
men were not willing 20 oerh thht
amor.rt But there little probability 81
specify obtaining the cotton that was there and
they must continue to look at other countries. Other
speakers e1OFessed similar opinions on the question Of
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Thtaters. etc.

The production of "Arrah-na-Pogue" at
Nblo's Garden is again inevitably postponed. AT the
latest hour is found that the great mechencal CON-
pcaions OF the scenery require sill further eheaiss'
and that no performance will be possible before Wed
nesday evening The theater will therefore be closed
for two nights.
At Wallack's Theater, the Davenport WallaeS
Combination will this evening appear in "si Waters
Run Deep" and "Black Eyed SUSAN In the hrst
named piece this company has been singuary success
full throughout the country, aud for his performance in
tire second Mr.. L. l.. Davenport has for many years
enjoyed an unriya!ed reputation.
Miss Kate Reynolds continues to appear this
week in 1.-THE Angel of Midnight" at the Broadway
Theater. She will presently produce THE Youthful
Days of Rchelieu' and the farce Of Antony and
Cleopatra"
A series of pantomimic entertainments will
ills evening be commenced Mt B1rnum's Museum. The
fayore spectacle Of "The Green Monster" will naugu'
rate the season.
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the American supply. Much disappointment wa, OF.
pressed at the result OF The efforts made TO extend and
improve The cultivation of cotton in India and the in
difference with which The Government had received
ae REPRESENTATIONS and suggestions Of the Association
was strongly commented upon.
la he House of Lords the Goth the Earl of Devon
moved Tue second reading OF the bill from the House
81 Commons 10 modify The terms of Il oahs required
TO be taken by Roman Catholic members Of Parlia.
ment.
j re Cel Of Derby opposed the bill aad moved that
il be read seconc tine that day three months t. e.
rejected He thought the measure was mist inoppor.
ne upOn the eve Of general election d,niel that
10 was actuped by any bigOted feeling hostility to
Inc Roman Catholic Church. He INSERTED that the
Catholics had 30 substantial grievance 10 complain Of
nortonfe. A,ier debate The b.l Was rejected by Il
vote OF a 10 63.
On tbc.-tn Ministers announced in both Ionscs that
tho d.ssoution Of palamont would take place on lie
OH T % Tbe business was virtually completed, whit
remairod being merely formal The rlVale business
was being rapidly pressed ior"aid, o-., .,,o h,,,or
In fle House OF Commons, On t1c %dh Sonc p''lcr
att,css were made ujOn the LORD bhahoeor' on nc
count of The questions able manner ia Wlc "l'
600 lad been d.sp.rscd. Lord Palmelsson ana HiI
Georre Grev der recaicd these attacks ana uFeeu lha
dotut sioud be Withheld until all the evidence ia
tue ruHttcr was lard before the House. ..-.,.- 30
ElCctouceIing US assuming m'''psvu ~ ,i5ie
the time 4pproacned Tor the cOhtes-anou' ~" l'u
If Tnv 4 .crous election riot Lad taken pace ~ N"t
ungham dining a monster meeting nc nu', -
erected flf the candidates and tier menus VIZ
aud consumed he police were po"ciI'sS' """ 'V'''
had to lc set ~ the scene o. disOrcer. ,,-,-,
ItWas stated that Or jacobson. Professor oi dltIt
~ at Oxford had been appointed TO the vacuum DSn0P
lie Of IAgs er. .
The rln correspondent Of TIE london I'rfs say -
"1he American Ministers IN Germany nave p'sn ~, ,n
strucicd 10 ODtain ue4tle3 OF at HiY itle ,i'niLh
promises 10 The eject thai German timtIdhlS Nno NV
settled ia tie ULted States before aCqUittiBg IN hs'''
of The duty Of military service at home 'Nail no. o
held responsible Tor the on isaon, ana contc 'eu 49,
their roiurn home. Collisions OF this SORT nave p'en
rather feuuent of late and rs rule, decided accord
inc t. the circumstance of che case The ccMfhn 40"
raised is exceedingly unpaltable 60 TIE "o'rl IT,
menis concerned not only bc,aus II tends 10 cuit
that most preclons aud valuable among q rgnt' %
the CROW 1.-The right 20 80 many years %. TIE tuiJ
lie and may be- his hlOodDut also because IL Mpuu
be another ana most elective incentive TO l5i"loA'
McIe u aconrded,
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Breeze tempering the srn's heat and playing the IL
nsed berrine with hundreds OF fair women, VINO wv
grNye To state glad to feel bis raernnt kisses on
n sr cheeks his ooo fingers IN their sot Blossoms anu
amid their siiken uessrs aud wantoning among 'ne
graceful folds Of their elegant and elaborate toIels
The Lake lost ~ its magnetism aud many Elens
elided oyer its smooth surface, and gazing at the
Venetian gondola that lies there still aud sable and
solemn ~ a thousand romantic mysteries were IA ITS
sacred Keeping peopled with memories OF tie Past.
and eirded It it'll fsuors " the Future.
The zo0logica collection was in object Of interest
aud tie Cave and Casino and grOt0es mad all their
usual attractions.
The drives 90 pleasantly smooth and sprinkled were
tbrongef with yeh clcs Of every kind from The ponder
Gus carriage 10 the light tr0iing buggy. Many We o
there horseback and the steeds, as well as riders
showed to advantage.
The Park continues 20 improve and the people are
growing more aud more euamOred OF It's bfauty ana
variety and increasing in their appreciation OF ns
countless ana never eaiyn charms.
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THE Unrtford so be The alag ship om-
rnosorc *. IL. Bell ia cGnin""" '"'
SQUADRON.

The close of the Rebellion and the withdrawal
of our blYckading sQurdrOgs now enables ne Nh'' p
n,,tetf 10 send broad the various foreign rthI"s
sps adopted to such service. ana m inc coII 'e o.
lew months uur nag and tenunnt VII DO u. pu co ~"
every coast and the wats Of al ocels WIN DC proven
hy the Lpes OF our gallant, tim ara sleel! cruis'is
The Mediterranean sqaaoIuu ha- ere ths 'n',i'r to
Straits, and u.aiu Wc are Ttur Ttte aoAB ihe s"V .
Of Italy. France, Spain and Turkey.
The Ea.t India Squadron lfs ~ months iast n'eh
represented by tie sailing slooP jamestown. '"pl'
Cieclo Price aud the steam s.oop W !omlhs, '1 ~,
m0uder d. McDouyai aud these Two hiio le.ys n'V,,
sustained rationale rd rrfhi character o. E'''eu
n rho conf ef brfwren the hitter vessel ana Tue PROUD
ard in.ol,n japanese iu iLe Laioof "i 0"o"'''A ''
tie 10Th oi Jui' 1902 ,,,,. c...,-,,
III, now proposed % make thc East India SQUADRON
IN point of numbers and cIeCttouc's hi tl"t Use ue
maLds of national greatness lnu c ieccsrs oi tlo'
tccfiou lo our commercial marine demand flrst chis
Sims manned rs tfitd officers and hardy Nai-""th
so,ne, sre 4, te di-u.tc ta a. ae th,y can De
prepared lie sf az yes e, intended ioi ihe uaoi on
La not pct fully been decided up'u' Du' se''iai VI" w
Tho a,g Stip of The squadron viii be the good old
fag..hip Hartford Wiote hull has received more
wounds than any vessel Of Der tunnnre ln thc W"i'1
tie vessel rendered f'fnuus rnd beloved because fh
always bo-o our gallant Imfsgui 10 victory, aud
brought 10 our hearts rcyocings Whenever ne, OiiiS
oItned upon foes. Size il low undergoing IT, l'"'
ri itc Brooklyn Navy yard aid being put n ihoi@uth
oiucr FOR her cluse. ~lith WI '-"Au Over ~,
b lcafs perhaps Tie accommodations 4"l nor "nl''''
VIII D., Increased anl as sho v.i cln les humber
- guns thnu whom iu active rcHicc hel 'r'" VII o.
aoclmmot ated With more space.
Commodore IL. II. Eri. hr- received preparatory
order. to LoI.t it iar ou this ship nld command tue
fCurfron ITO brave Commodore 10 viii ic icinen.
lered was Admiral Earrargt, Not Captain. aud u
thc cHptIrr a. NfV Oitans cnIuillndcl division 81
cuuho.fs. Sth.equfLny afd ar so't, inc It was ln
command ~ tNe .uflron. nlu ll f tn' ie acuteu
min .rf vifh marked ability Ie Dr. brave officer. n
corrtcf.us .t.cutr. hre sailor and % ruici dn
cipinar.ar bod sfg.tl rt 4t fle Navy Department.
Commodprc Bon .rcg active service in Gina in
years gone b. ard ans ln relYc pnrtiCipant 10 ihe
la. ont alia,k uiol iic haIIr,f Forts \ moAuacti
fotl,,r who fol-. n tlc nitaot l- Bows al he hI"otY
Nnrt-N ar! Ir.f tlc I've .lr.
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The sacrgerfc.t-Thr Programme,
Prizes, and Eehsarsai.

The delegates Of the different societies met
on Saturday evening. in the Germane Assembly
Rooms r. J.. sicIen esq. presided. and l.. Geilius-
acted - Secretary After a large amount Of routine
business had been gone through With, tle programme
fur the festival We submitted and approved. AAe
singer rom Philadelphia, baltimore ara 'thrf ptcts'
RIll arrive Saturday next by way oi South Amuol
whore O. oy VII ho met BIZ delegation from tis '"m
nittes in the evening. They Wil Do rrccvcd ny a
turotiglt procession nrd taken TO ihc Germ nlA As
semby Rooms where collation. VIII d. served
On sunday there Will be 4 meeting and Tehelr-a.
nud in iic oven ny concert ~ tie Academy al hu,lo'
Tie smr programme vii he repeated "a Monday
md Tuesday with 70 fht alterations. Vh uesn =!
there viu De- pgl.c singing. pa which tie following
foc.eti,s DO compete for ihe prizes; pr,rt.,-
nsnlo-i ers,rG.4, bsi.o sasgfound Bnhe'o iheifr
rIiias.ii, Pll sieipia si,'g.ibuad oparg' Of pfc
d,pa. Lieicris ta. ir'n ID, ic.rn "'n' 81, on TN
drlrha fr.u q Baltimore Baltimore Liecetrnn5i hhi'
f.o.ia ~ sfimose Gc1u,uia of nstimote
ca "Wednesday there wi. De- grand procession ana
rc.nlc NJ Jones' Wood whore tie prile- VII DO DIS
ifitiei md mn oration delivered ~ req haPp ''i'
ON 'lhursday the guests vii leave The eny:,
Yesterday afternoon large meetft Z" the de,esa'e.
was fed ~ Joucs'f Wood or the rurpose ~ selecting
The sife. for the pcucs o the different SINGING socie
ics. thirty three localities selected by ballot as
| !, lows.
~ no. { S', H, HSa 1aSi' g. soca TX Ror Ge
rsrs ycl-ir No. g. ssengcrunde OF Jersey CRY No l.
!ic'veilA No. lisnoti. No % Social Aaenursehor No
in ssrf rrfunnd Of VIII amabarsh NJ. H. se'nssnund'
81 Nrs.iott No. y Conr1rdis No a. Germauis 10
a. Mc'cnsnen. So - .'rdclsfaaz NO TO- tofeiey ~
No 70 AlH,usnia. 30. 20 T~uioui1 No ~ "ihnm.
turth Oaariettc lab NO. ~ Union Marnnc,nof. 10 =,
..i,fls to q T. rirr fcL 10. % INLAND huni
so a. Beethoven Ma,nre.ctor. Ne. y. Schrtrbi'c t@
~.r...f..s.L NO 20 FaplouiL No. ~ tr1hsnn %
ne 'r,I,-r ~ Oh Fid,ln $50. e. Schiller. bund. No
u Li.i.l,sf,i dor sooii. R,ioin,r ~. 80. Arnihn
4 Toe Afi0n aud another society a.e 10 nave sie
as-I lrus, them hereafter.
Tie rrir.s 10 De- contested for have irs' been inr
ulsled Tie first prize - magnificent Dennei' saO
scrhed by Charles Meyer The second b. heavy sfH
Goblet OF unique design. Tie banner rcpfcsenis ~
one side "a genius standing between an old German
hard ard tho Goddess ~ Poetry uniting them oi
the other side lTc stnh aid oiher einbl, 81 music
are rounded v wfeaths ~ lnurl and oak leaves tht
whole surrounded b. q sliel. With tie inscription:
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Italy.

Il is stated that the Pope stipulated Tor ne
follow ing condition, before signing Co"'en'"n WIN
Kiug Victor ImmauuuisNHs hat tue 20! - 'i l-1'
TIC new Bishops not beoieug 10 ihc i"Tmcr 'toNi.o,
oil SardiAi4i taat 20 reduction ~ o'niAui"n s'i
,i.. I'M az y sling aiocrscs and. lastly. tlni the
Ushou. he allow ed ul liberty ~ the nh cement g.
f.elr .,miuares 10 the exclusion Of M Cos "A'
tho44tts, ~, ~ ..Jt.
f.ii .tt.i.trt lss gesc.ed lie condH ons proposal
-, III .- ilT tat .ei.tuc.t of tlc co sfion 81 &c
E,ho... co. Fruay last 3 saor 'cecDl h1d TT
a,' w of ftc i,oie 800 oroeI 90 take leave ana -
,,f..,r IS c.t.ite,td 90 hi end. lie ltaftr i'hf ."
lgof..w Tie interruption OF tlc utf'u' i.'.' "a
h,tn received with great satisfaction il tN, coy p.
tarts ptniug tle -Utiafiors. 'ouhi &c h.I'4t' ny
20, . at. t,Hfciusnt. nsIhta.Ied passive htl..
go. ua,ruIcrfu to Fr.lcc on leave Of nhisicr.
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wished TO ace ',ir plans acted upon at once were mpa
tent Of any DELAY end would not wait the result Of slow
inquiry sound advice anu the teachings OF experience
Now with respcc, 10 fs question Of the night of voting
he COME sed ,o, he would ~ to see one class above
all others who did not nj prcscnl ssess tral
in it, erjoyment ho referred 10 ihe sA'leu
He drew distinction between the c0mn~'h'
or N skilled workman and the skilled artist -, V
being men upon whom the employer WIS reali, ,"o'o
dependent than the men were upon the masters
He thought that the iictt Of voting MIGHT be safely
gwen to such men. and he said he he'd often thought
that any test, sch that of the wage one, could
De o1nd. IL might De very safely adopted. Any inon
VINO curing any period say for three months hsd re-
ceNtd certain uuount IF wages, ought he thought 10
p pui upon the register OF voters have his name enrolled
,reOn and continue after enjoy the rights ana
WNhetes Oh voter Among the changes during the
present session Of which he eNpressed his gratcatOn
was thai which bud been made for the conduct Of the
great mass Of private business which now came before
po. ossS OF fafliamen and which had, he believed
v,'h productive OF considerable good. Some years
since hhen the Duke Of Wellington was IN
onrtsi a pan was proposed which, if adopted
nnlo rave Nen Of very great value. The
DUKE requested him OOId Broughem) TO pro-
pose such a change in tie standing orders of both
Houses as woud ndmi Of the appointments of a Joint
committee OF twelve five Lords ana seven Commons.
10 near aAd report uon al matters of private legsla
ton lie stated 10 The Duke that there would MOI be
the erhies chance Of such being agreed TO-
bat he was encouraged To make the trial tire Duke
Of wellington saying that they could only be beaten
ana if they were they could fan back upon
some other plan. The result was as he
lord BfGughnm) had anticipated; the plan was re.
jeotcd and anohcr, though not 20 good rs that which
was first proposed Int which still an Improvement
mon the then existing system, was adopted. lie
s Of opinion thnt the adoption Of the plan of joint
committee would be OF great service aud would obvate
great .ss OF time, WHstcu expenditure and the
labor and anxiety 20 The promoters Of Deing as they we're
now compelled t. appear before tno separate commit.
tees mon the same matters OF fact The improvement
o. the mode of proceeding IN respect 20 private hil
lcrisation wns n subject well worthy tbe attention Of
the society Tor the Improvement oi me law
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Ctcat britain.

The London Ori rays; I'VE are happy TO say
at the British Government ere grest treasured as to
ln en Sscninistraion The Outpouings Of yiTulont
brsss and the private correspondence of men whose
Ir.erne views overbaanced their Judgement gave an
sxa.Ssrate coloring 10 Of the communications
X President Johnson's Cabinet But We hope ana be
maj there is deep-set determination not 20 per
e. any temporary difference 81 opinion 70 cause any
rssl estraneeinent between the two countries
ss,,erthwsites circular 81 The evening OF the Ssh says
~ Vew.York news by the Persia Of considerable adj
krce IN the rsie of exchange caused the London mar
y, tor limited States Government bonds and rail"fd
E.rss 10 give way from the lowest point. However
ksre has been Il slight reaction. fFe-IweEies e,o.iue
I, fnl67l. "a fail Of 3 per cent Illinois and Enc
ts ho,b declined atoui s. the former being quoted
Egias4 and the latter az *, asst.
Parliamentary pr0cesdlrcs we've unimpOftont
LivFKTOOi. Friday. Jane 50. ls6j.
r,TFsr-By the Bel eial. ia Queenstown. Ihestram'
EpSew. York, from New-Aoik' arrived ont On Inc
go LONDON Friday, june 90 lsC5.
yrsY LATrsT-Tle Ministerial crisis SIN continues
Fyooiber political news Of importance.
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lfrnuCe.

Marshal Canrobert had been appointed TO the
command 81 the Army Il Paris aud Count &c Pahas To
that uf LIONS. .,
The CONS Lcelslatif had adopted the whole ordi.
nary boa, 81 ly 2ss against u votes aud lud piocceueu
to the O.. cussiou OF tie extraordinary budget.
NJ. ilsuhei, iu alsaer g. a question a. NJ Gar 7
Pagre ssld that the rcgOtiuti0us with Cochin
China having been uuYrOducuye ot the results "a
pectDd the Gtsi titlv entered into viii tho huNcIh'
meni Of That couitry whereby three provinces were
coded to frauce. Ie,aincd all u validity.
Tie prospects OF The French yno!a DIS nrc sad 70 be
excellent .,.-
1t MS said the Prince Napoleon would 60 TO Duoin
10 visit tic Exhibition.
Tie strike oi tEc caDmcn. Which had occasiohtd go
muci tlolht in Paris Wa. yitualy 20 on 'Id.
Al ,uou tor deputy az tirrnont leiThuo' Aan
resulted ia the succ,hs 81 tic OplOstth cunudlte.
Ihe Bog.se on tie 2stl was fiat. Hcutc- OIL. 5lc.
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to,p,,bcnd Lie. about GHIhoiic..

10 he Jfirra' IheN y TIftnac
SIR. Soon after the arrest of the conSpirators
and would be- sr.assns ~ he lte nmontod President
Lincoln reporter ~ Tie U0rh stated that they
were an. without 90 exception. Catholics. This as
seIton was extensively copied INTO the papers Of the
country aud w. locked MON - true fer no tahoiic
rarcr lefc in Now-York attempted - rcinie H. 1h'
Cotboiie T,hrropi ~ Cincinnati denied ifs ruth hu
M Un-M did no. mntc tie correction. Nov. what ID
the 1actf -Four Of the cou.rirnior' were Yesterday
han ecd and on tie saloy, c1paied their swfi crime
inf on', eft 81 tho fur dada Cd'Lotc o. those I'M
rlt.oned only one. Dr. Mudd h Catholic.
Now. What wish 20 ray nooui this is. ihei II iHt
TnsBrNI hnd mad, the statement The Uoftd "d' we
would rot have vet heard the lsi Oft for IAe Ieble
Ths Ffs,man Prisl ffcriofH sc, would nave "ii'''n
cnMmu. in TepA nud wpid have drh"nhv'p :. -, "s :"
IIa.l I.pnIiian AsoHilr iicl You "ciu NV o''a
i,sd fg these nrlnff of Irtu 'nitohc.W " "
all tfe moods and es. and b. wouit DC hnunov' :.
the uerl election Hs evidence 81 ~, an
ttf am. Iri.h sfiff ~ Alul'ipnFm. iW ~ .o''D
b.iur good s0rnd Copne,hr'd fl' 'ih,'i, ~ ~ '
cratic p.prT, 10 has Huppoh', ep'oi'' ~,
,rN.t,t.r n tIea.as nhont Catholics 'lc 'h'"S -
er,fir ucicscraic payers con abuse the lish ma e
, 'tL'i. a. lion, hearts content. without protest
I'm, Al 81. ,,lJ.ts athoc press, which shows pia'"N
,,l,I tbat fte DrfociGfIo ridden 'athohgs OF rev
W. ,ti ',re ~ their politics than they do OF th'lr
r,ii,,,,, | csme 10 that CONCLUSION yc1n ago anu
49, g 20 confirm. 10 more and moro IN ny nlhd.
Nm lfft July II, lf'f.
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4 minist, .al cli,. prevailed at Vienna y
,e.,,.g nom nat c..y. dstel TIE 2ith jluc, f.!t
"a i- stated tAst licir Non sliAici4hit '-7t "'''
hns h,tI opted. &c..
Ilr Afc. laae Kaiarr lf. s,.igred b. posi-. j 'n,
arnotn,,l D., i-r Upon Hol.c flat Be- ii' ie'it
leave oi absence for = nonlh'. 3" u-"''''@' ''''
Inc remainder o. tto minister. hste '-o sent ln l"''
g..l,ilols bui REMAIN ia Office Oh iurAof "i'"'t''
C...t Nn.f,rn Pull5 Ass been .go's."u"'l Ih'
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