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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-22
DIR. WRIGHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence of Life,

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aged, causing the hot blood Of
" As the Phentr rises youth to course the veins res
from ne ashes o. Ms toring the Organs Of Gfnera
!e annnaea tgen goas ton, Temouin0 Impotency and
s ,h;s FEg,r rs;uye,l Debility restoring Aa1ness
aie the sutem and and .Wlt vigor, thus proving
overco,ue disease. perfcct "E2iDir of L0ue" re-
moving Steri1ity and Barrenness IN both sexes. 70
tho yollng middle and aged there Is nogreater
@booH than this Elixir of Life" It giveh new
lease of life causing the weak and debiIitated to
have renewed strength and Gigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure
Price, one bottle So; three bottles 80; sent by
express to any address. g=,=,=,=--,=
Our medicines are sold and recommended by oil
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money he not
dcceived-ask for these medicines anu take no
others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to US, and we will send them by express, care1Nly
packed, free from observation. We Will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address al letters for medicines, Qalnpa.@
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, n
Or W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N, 7,
May as fmw
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

Txe Yellow Hcvep sa the sseasser BtenviIie--
List ef Omcers.
The following arc the names OF tho ofncers n tho
Unii<d 6iates stsemsr Bienynie, nov lying ~ lower
quarantine, New York 8 atlAsr
Captaln-Rssd wsrdsn; Lieutenant coEmssAsv-n
3 seciZ Eassatvs on,csr; Leussnans Ccm9aeosf.
vm NsrAsA N:vtsesso. vmcrri Acsing nsssxm-h 81. a
E,sSs. Jo.spn Av.as; AGting q 5nsgq.- pEAsn
ant Surgeon. . knight; raymss.er-C Pshsy;
Second Levtcnsnt Msrines-J. v. Hsvsfstick; Chiof
Engnecr-wm. H. Hunt; Acting First Asistans En-
gncer-C. W. Penningion; Acting Second Assistant En-
gnesn--J. 2. Buckley. N Q. Heath; Ac,iax Third AS
sistant Engineers-w. 4. Jarbos, A. Enggrep aud w.
@ woods; carpenter-O H. Gerry Acting Bos,swain--
Herman Peters; Maies-Edward Dooley, A. d. Arsy and
James Oliver
ON the AN Of October the nrxs case Of yellow fsver
which occurred the BienviIie died at ~ Thomas, w.
l. Subsequently the following named cases proved
fatal ;---Abmham y. Lohman sandcrson tcoIcrcdl oc.
tobert al sea, Henry Ruckert, corporal u. g. NJ O.,
and Joseph RaAh. private Z. 4 N. q, ociobre Al PORT
Joseph Zimmerman. private q. & N. g., October TO-
Chas KAN coal HEAVIER, October a; Henry Carr lands
man, and Edward Farrell, coal beaver October a. Al
sea- James " Nesen, acting second assistant engineer
and Joun Co.ar acting third assistant neer oc-
lober "a; Thos simpson painter October ~; o1 andy
Hook James = Rogers, captains clerk, October 20
Surgeon g. J. Clcbornc, of the lagship Rhode Islam
placed In medical charge Of tho Iienvie at Pert
Prnca, Hayii, the I'D October by order ~ Hear
rnral James Palmer Acting ThlFh Assistant Envsr
William Woods. u ths Aackinaw, Transferred ION
Bienye at ser U east end Of Coba, by orders OF eaT
afF.IH
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
NEWS FROM foarrtss sossoe.

FoRrRges MoyRor No, 2lst3
The runboa' Rhode Island. nagahip ~ ffc VT India
squadron, Commander Fafiax, arri,ed osMtefn0on
from Hayaaa Admiral Palmer ~rs nlandnqSh squad.
ron was received ,y Commae n Laumn ia the usual
rs-sfnonsa aud nring sa.ia,ss fror re rinboas
neaacS tho sasss Toast squadron ~ hsmr. pa %
rner thus consok ~hs Yith tho sor,b Atlantic saasa
ron. the statsds, incgadpg tnsend from HAilfsx
us M ssis s,.o,iilp MIssSippl .aP.an '.aes
fron sesLt oc ock tonight with six hundred .sred
hore I.h United states colored regiment seusfa.
the r1aa,v eou1manding on their way W Baltimore ~
Jamc ksysd out the Missiselpp encountered strong
DO 80 gales. pAssed the steamer Monterey, iryM
no. no York Tor rsw Orleans, on Tuesday twenty mics
srt of Carvsfsrt. all we'll
,,neyal Rchoueld accompanied by brgader oenernl
pnson eomrnaDfnnt ~ Fortress Monroe ard then Man
gforp reviewed the troops and inftects1 ths hoslA
,alk ,aas and retarned 10 Richmond lo.nlght
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

a French Grand Plan OF Settlement-Nap0-
Icons Negotiations for n Reunion OF the
Greek and Roman Churches. .af stas slss ssi
According 70 tho Independence Beige, the government
Of France s tsking steps bring about the reunion Of
the Greek Church with the OF Catholic unity
Rome For this purpose negotiations known 10 be
pending between the Papal Court and the Eastern pa
trarchs through tue Intermediary Of French diplomatic
agency serious difficulty, which for time inter
rupted the negotiations, has been reovedt concerned
tersbnrg has agreed 70 restrict the privilege OF marriage
70 the priesthood alone and to deprive the bishops and
higher degrees OF that rite In the OF the Marc
mites Il Is asserted that this scheme Is part Of grand
panof which the establishment Of constitutional gov
ernmenti Egypt Is another eaurefor nnaI settlement
Of the Eastern question II expected that the Chris
tans OF he East being thus freed from Ill connection
with other centre Of orthodoxy bus that OF the West
R0meall prctext will be removed for Russia inter-
ferc in their behalf and tho duty OF watching over their
safety will dcvolvc upon the Western Catholic Powers.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
yu.rct 70 Tm nisIsf casss.

70 THg ynfron ov rus HwnALp.
wtlie brovs,a have been conferred - htfass on On
tho army. and prnnctlons made ~ ne nasy ~
rasn. .nd msrtorlous services dnrng the late rubeison
have tailed " notice any r~c0guon ~ Toe s~tslcs
az the offrcrs II the Un.fed sshsra Marine ccrps,
corps who have fharet oil the nnffsps snf vft0rss@
navy without any ~ ~ rwas4A fhe fecant bp&Fa
of Admins recon an enfsd the sfvsn cement <vefM
clsiipgnshed onosr ~ the corps plt is fssnmnsnes
tons have failed 70 N sofef upon bsi u noss of
vas before the last Cpngrw< 70 cfeis vfsaaet Fsns
raj cofpgrandant in sha c0rpe lafd stU probably b.
brought np again a. the merit session hh@ W - b~t@a
thai The Secretary ~ Ne NavySw then tsss scsAsasn
~ submit " CongrsNs ne report N ne boara ~ nans.
ras recommending the PROMOTION of ihs oMesfs ~ We
corps Who have d~tlnsnlebed ti~mssives gnief We
cnsny'f frs and thus retfar SCI o. insic~ ~ E~
ians and meriion0as bra nsh % NE ssrsica
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

OF eloquence or exquisite lavneyn which enabled the
latter TO control immense Of excited people, -
easily us tho engineer controls tho locomotive
Z AL rRsgIAN DRILLING. NJ &NFtNs
Tho recent assertions Of stephens that this e 70 Be
vtrYine winter has served fan the fame thas was
ickerne in the minds OF many Of his adhsrsnts here
Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the police and Castle
authorities secret drilling ID still carried on, meetings
arc held and actually within gun shot disance Of the
Castle wallis the prospects Of tho / X are discussed
snxiously end hopefully. ~ sSss sissl. fol atsass
+ y1S1AN SUBSECTION. " agltHz sss.fg
II 10 strange yet true. that nj the spies who used
% peep through keyholes and watch The drilling. "
blind or the right eye and the detective who was the
foremost man In tracking out and following Stephens,
has lost the uso Of his limbs. By many people these
a1ictons regarded direct evidences OF superior
sanction and interference in favor 0 FenanRm and the
Fenians look out for many similar circumstances.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03


RsissescsDssss tsg ne neis1as TvUsps q
Fess Nc Hesvys wals1ssge aa1 Washsnsses. I
Ata lAis hour yesterday eveaing sspsne oslsm ssse
rsssvsA - tbs military anaherss u hls sy los shs
immsdals sssfesosnepA % ~ rssalas osps /. RA,s-
more asl washiAss4nL whsshss w~ sAssghS
'hssshs psesssss Il ssss fesss = rsss,ses ~
qaifsd " baltimore IN aasspssos of sAsml ssssuss \
slas csy.~ shss u vss dssmsd sssssasv v Ssiasesss
TIE 1o's ny 1elns se'y ?. We s.rpi t~he HssIa II
n sses~AUh n. sAmlsis,ssros appears b Asvs
decided O oo~rss ef se,iea s4rmise y shs
asan'ossss doab<is~,> bas certainty csssl~asl
10 pssssrvs Me pssns ef The sounsy ana pssvsss os
snd bloodshsd In hay lana Ao<ins updGs ssksss fp~m
shs War Department. ths eBccs N ssmnssA 4 rssle
10 the hsrhss and Al shs pvincpsl APO. osvsgusv.s
Island, we're sro' 'sdsnsly active isa slsAa A eleven
oc'och Ssssehmsnt of regular sosys so~s,sasns q
Twelve oaesn sad seven hundred snd on -foas nss.
arrived - Jsrssy eiy from Dssias IsiAnd ssd shersv
efvsfas departed " SPECIAL train fsr BsiiiDsss snd
NAshny'os hvss intendod ihsi ths troops shs.sd sot
pAss through rhiisdsphs, but b. transported sscssA
the cry BY tho This plan however, w.x so4 ss,.
red oa'. o~ins 70 Tho neomplessnss o. tho Anssss
nsnis of ths railroad company
The following Hat of the companies snd hstsi.o~s
reinforced w this dasshnsr.i--Two companies Ia IN
ihst battalion Twelfth tpisd states infantry a wan
ngnn, ID q too eompanAes 70 The eecsnd hss,s,s,.
rs~ifh Uaissd States Infantry, Wort ksIssry. T.ul
more i-o enmpsDiss 70 tho Ihrd battalion rwsnn
nn''ed States infaasry, W3Ahnsston, D. t~s co..~
pans 70 ne bfs' ..'ialioa Ksventh usasd ssssss IN.
A""S "@s'nt@n. ~ =, 80 ssngsnsss 10 the
'eoonf battalion Eleventh Tailed state. ,.s~.- !.
Ssshnsisa. %. O. aaa Two companies % ,ia mira ssl
alca klsvsnih rslsod states lafsaisy "a wsshnxsa.
lC
Brevs' MAJOR oGey Asd Lsaisnani Robert X wade
9th srpefisnesd and able oreeu, vsrs ehsrrsd .ts
hs conduct q The sssaesrnsst assisted by nsmb~ o.
fncsrs temporarily aa Govsrnoss fslsnd
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
THE MrMcAN QufsrIuM.

General Dis's Missisn 60 France ana Nsps-
Icons Relations with washfnsssn.
iTrom tine London Post, Octobcs Isi
The representative ~ the United Htaa~~ a psss n
about 10 b. rcplaced BY General Dir ofn~rt when
The relations between America and france as~ pskaps
~ors dsiscaf han friendly We have no rssssn. nov.
e~sv 70 suppose the retirement OF Mr. Be&ow D1c&xes
any disappointment - that fenilcmAns condsa u one
American Minister In France since ths period of
American Independence; bat b THE - n nay
dravAi Of Inc yrsneh forces iron nsssoo. isayss
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

- rrr ruroR or rrr HxRALD.

In your notice Of the late match es'woen 'ns yseo"
v...a -.a r'ns-onaeii., publ aicd yesterday mornns,
there occurs a mistake which, n an old yach,msn. I
tare upon myself 70 correct u staies that tne vests
had neyer been conquered before. Nov have sen u
ststed scver1i times IN the nglALp snd know from
personal observation that ths v~sta w beaten by tbs
widgeon w The famous rnc~ that toOk place ~ newport
last August round Block leland bsys fefiro 70 sse
the reputation Of svery yacht properly looked ar and
hops you will give this note IN Insertion.
To- IL 1900 OLD YACHIMAN
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

u.syx f.,f.s, n.syr~onr Nsv. a. fs<1
,hss sri.ns. wyaf csl.rsg rs,s. n.sIssss' ns..
~ ~ n Jars isst Tl,sir ahyssfs. slss asef 900
,ssY ~cursd hsvin. uksn ahVsa ~ ,f0s ~-asf, ~kSn
fstsry A isFx~ na8sbsf of rsfsons Ne4t rou Nc go
% snf The sufrOmndfng e0unfry 20 wlnsss hs *srr<
toe nrA Es~Fo rho h<a b<so cpntteisa ~ sn isfs-
nous orsnc~ gr.aief pais 10 odsf 70 ngwife
sso shs irsfh ~ she s~sriion u ssl<sscs " bs
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
kfws rsss urls

AGans Of fharasSsrs sssvv~s~eA-The Ysrssep
thisf % Gsssssi Sh~rssss's sesss. nssx ~
the Hsaehsre..
gxlvrsrvs, xov. A. fsss
Tss rang ~ marss1sr. wbbh have laisiy ts.~s egn.
fnltting 80 many ouTsgns have AL tsen capfufsd sos
% hvss Tbsm Iendsr Colos~l Ye.nx foruefIy fhs
ehlei ~ "enerA etsssas~.s se~ais. sm hons ~ TIE
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
rM tAsf N 1. A. t:s--A tsaafrrcs.
70 sns snsYoH o. Sss nusAfp.

fa ssassas Ne q l. A. s~~ 10 y~ss s~sss " he
6sy ys~ rsss sgy~@s tsssxs u~ sssss q L A. Nsa
re ws-s a. p~sf ss1s - ~ s>~f - sr. ~
4 A. R~@ A'ta As*o,stt 90 ~ - ~ Msy. a&4 al
tssr p&a<ai~s pss !. -. ssst..~> ~ s<ssess 80
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The New York herald., 1866-11-03

otss~. n ". NV a issa
Isrfs ssss 10 fhs D<nsing co.. ~ Eto~ssl chan.
tsvsasG G. a shis sItlsxe wMs eiosh sp@n nlghf
sga tbs mon@Y ont@nts. esnxtAsfEx "A mhess s1oco IN
estrsrsy FeaFtss s*smpa. &C. carried ~ w hss b3f.
sss Isis ssssssl sD~<lsi deposits - reYunsss.s
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

IL the bogus Commlssoncn pursue she remedy pojne-
sd out oy law and 20 Into the Superior Court apd -
Tor nandl mas, peace can Asd win DO preserved II,
however, they attempt 10 eject tho Commissoners by
force, they whl undoubtedly be met BY force. Tns n
Mo only coursc left The Commissioners advised b.
their counsel thst tbo trial and removal Ae null and
void, and that they stil entitled their oces ana
hcfeforu u ~ll bs official misconduct for w.
cato their posilons or allow any other polos appear
on tne streets than thote Who arc sntect 70 their or,
lice there will inevitably bs . conflict and In saeh
contest they have The power every volunteer who
Assistance. Z"
A a cosssqueacs, the Governor vi, ana ssave1
against him tbs whole of the retarDsd soldiers and vsss
that would bs truly formidable He, however. nss
Threatened 70 caiin he federal bopa n 10 ntseds "a
force this " about he can o. since there 4 nc
militia iaw Or militia In the stnls, II the rrcsidcni
in'crfsrcs be violates plain provision Of thu consu
tion. 1he LnvtsAiun caa bs convened Ous
lmlpsfy notice and ths Governor could have ass<na.
bied u and submitted tho whole csss % a. md cen
assemble 70 BOW and ~ provide fer shs saSssy q
the slate. to6sral iptcreroncc, tbcrsforo = palma
bio violation Of law, and upon this point The psridsnu
would bt mpcschhbs Horcc, therefore, win b mot By
force until ths g,ss os ss fsdsssi bAyossss $780,
and thsn rs@issancs wiu end Whom ths fsdsra qacss
shf ws his commission and his suthority ffon the Prss
dert 10 that Insrsfescs VIII Be uusuthouxed hs
commands VIII bn obsyeds 1h<n tho unios nee al shs
city Will think tbst they hass earned eiegy esou9b
Their sptateut defeat VIII u real victory. 6smxoe-
Ike. chsnsd snd feusvcd they viii elnsp thsIf aims
asoasd tbs eoluans " shs rsss passy ss1 Asag vssS
be wiped out aud the plAcs thai witnessed e sksddnr
of the nrrt crop o. blood iu the var wf b. ths r1es
whess the iass vcfosy wS - w0aL Ths snms n irDu-
inaiiox Ccun hosss viii ~ ssHssfssc1 y Bsilaeea
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

-. YsAwwsro. NV a ffss
Tss O,~xen fssstsaare AsFs epSspDrss~1 eao faifnn
.ses -, sNf ~ aay rt4rs Doas W 9A ~ ths os~ryn
rssr.i Eafota q y tst ffoM Y0ssiand " ths eeI1-
- Nss
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
sssuMess agmT Is srus gs,Msn = ssuYAuA.

FAr yssscrmn, WOW q le1A
m people of Montana ssid 70 - tses~<>< With
The misnx prospects - sb~s ooustsy, sn1 s ssssnins
V Cail0ruiA &n6 nN~suu
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

nsseaa Ne, Hos. a is<<
A n.sa named Jsms@ Ikonsfac1 sEa tive ~ hhs
thfdssa ssrs sfo~nsf Ossssa " ssy W tbs spsst
tlnx ~ st1st
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
IRAN cE.

The Reorganixatien Of the Army.
PARIS, Nov. I, 1865.
A decree has been issued appointing COM
nluieners for reorganizing the French army.
3hs Emperor Napoleon will preside over the
eommission.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
PRUSSIA.

Disarnament Of Fortresses.
BERLIN, Oct 81, 1865.
The government has issued decree order
ing Mat the Fortresses Of saars Louis, Asntz
ana Coblents be disarmed and the artillery
SDsce reduced to peace footing.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

TIE Fsrolgn Affairs Ministry.
VIENNA, Oct 81, 1865.
\ h confirmed that N. Beust ID 10 be tbe
neW foreign Minister Of Austria.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
Turkish Victories In Gambia and Sur
render Of Many Of the
ReVOIutiOnists.


French anA Russian Advances
An the East.
The MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
e, &C. g.
N CHE CABLE TO NOVEMBER l
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THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.
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0ssas Victories Claimed By the Turks Over
the Christians.
LONDON. Oct 81, 1864
The Turks claim great victories over the
Ghristians In Gambia.
h hard fought battle near Oressa the
csstans lost seven hundred men, while the
Eukish loss was very heavy.
Three thousand Cretans had been drowned
Aa cave where they had sought hiding
place and refuge, tide rising and submerging
Shen
YaY many surrenders were being made BY
Ne Christians to the Turkish authorities.
the MEXICAN QUESTION.
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Napsleen,s Advice % nIaximilias.
PARIS, Oct 81, 1861
II b said that the Emperor Napoleon has In
Sbsned the Empress Carlotta that she had bet
~ tsrl ths Emperor Maximilian to ceds two Of
- provinces to the United States, in srdsr TO
eongplidsts his rule in Mexico.
TINE R0MAM QUESTION.
~ RsDs - nvacsase Rome Under Osrssi.
circumstances.
RoxE, Oct 81, 1865.
1As Pope has delivered an allocution con-
asmning the conduct Of Italy. declaring that
lsh ready 70 die in the defence Of the right,
aaa hat In case Of need he will seek the frss
snsvslse Of hk ministry In another land.
FRANCE.
TIE Decentralization Of the Army.
PARIS, Nov. I, 1865.
A decree has been issued appointing COM
niuionsrs for reorganizing the French army.
1hs Emperor Napoleon will preside over the
PRUSSIA.
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Disarmassent or Fortresses.
BERLIN, Oct 81, 1865.
The government, has issued decree order
ing Mat the Fortresses Of saars Louis Asntz
ana Coblentz be disarmed and the artillery
Sbsce reduced to peace footing.
AUSTRIA.
--~S-~~>-~~~~~~-~-~-~--~~
TAe Fsrclsn Affairs Ministry.
VIENNA, Oct 81, lsoo.
\ h confirmed that N. Beust ID 10 be tbe
nsw foreign Minister Of Austria.
eREAT BRITAIN.
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John BRIGHT I'm ireland.
DUBLIN oct 81, 1866.
-. Bright has arrived In this city.
Asrand banquet was given bips ~h'cn was
srsas success.
He made spee.s, in which he urged, In
sersn~ ls.s--ss, the application Of proper
..-.edjs- for the removal Of Irish grievances.
The Gable Banaaet In London.
LoSpoS, Oct 81, 1866.
me Lord Mayors banquet, In honor Of the
mac ,ssful laying OF the Atlantic cable, came
~ Ia II night, and was most brilliant success.
The Lo I'd Mayor was necessarily absent being
Zoo M 70 attend Eloquent speeches we're
made by uany distinguished gentlemen.
FynAEcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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ro, ,den Money MARKET.
LosDos, oct 81. 1860.
Consols sew for >onsy.
A~r ~csx sxcvRsrrys
vv-ss~s s.x.s $500, -
Iness c.s.ssl Rs...ysa sharss. ............ si
\ Loxpor, Nov ], 1sed
Today being an SANTA Day. y - being observed |"
ssI1.v. - q nusrtss i hsls N, sbs stock Exchange
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

Liverpool Cotton Market.
aE. AZ n. Y LIvEsPooL, Oct 81. 1854
sass OF cotton today 1000 bales q Azld lbd for
middIing upanda
L N - srl4,ss -*i'ss4 lsyERroor, Nov ], 1884
The cotton market heavy, with sales Of 5000 Oales
fe 4 LvxRfooL, Oct 81, 1909.
Tallow remaisa without change
Iaverpool FetrOIeum Market.
\ ~ IN te~ ~ LvERrooL, Nov. !, 1865
Tbs market for petroleum Is Cat At la sKd In ID
per gallon for refined. .p
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Disaster to the ship g. Larlxln.
lIvERPooI, Nov. I, 1863
Tho ship G. Larkn from Bolivia for New York, b .
Pemambuco dismasted aA sa
Arrival Of Steamships.
LIvxRrooL, Oct, 81, 1850
The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, has arrived
a BRssr, Oct. 81, 1909.
The steamship Europe, from New York. arrived here
this forenoon. st.s 80.
The steamship Bavaria, from New York, arrived here
LvERPoor, Nov !, 1860.
The steamship Queen, from New York, has arrived
mere. at
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
TINE ROMAN QUESTION.

~ Pope - nvacuase Rome Under Certain
circumstances.
RoxE, Oct 81, 1865.
1As Pope has delivered an allocution con-
asmning the conduct Of Italy. declaring that
Ash ready 70 die in the defence Of the right,
aaa That In case Of need he will seek the nee
szssslss Of his ministry In another land.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03
sREAT BRITAIN.

~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~
John BRIGHT In ireland.
DuBLn oct 81, 1865.
II. Bright has arrived In this city.
Asrand banquet was given bips ~n'cn was
srsas success.
He made : spe~.A, in which he urged, in
srsns lsns---ss, tho application Of proper
..>edie. for the removal Of Irish grievances.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03

attempted removal OF the police commissioners We
ncleye iha, act TO be violation Of the and
Avs of the state and assumption Of authority which
ne has no legal right exercss ana wo declare 10 the
pcope OF the United States what ID abundantly shown
~, 'ae manner q conducting the investigation By the
.ho 1ndg" 10 known candidate fog tss on1ce og
IN 'sa states Senator. himself virtually party 70
nol,,Ics ch ~ we LANGUAGE q hs decision and By the
socoeed tho present Commissioner that tho ohtsoe
~ not Justice, but promote rOlsicsl snA sr-
faction composeS S eh,sS q tho power q the ssis 2
esd sosssoss cf the late rebellion MI 1l 80 .-s
soms esny conservative citizens rsprssanting ssvs
businens interests had interview with ths thss
evening ana the old Commissioners sonighl which re-
suited afssr much parisyina accomplishing ssshiss
sesssftssal-Presab'y Another PAslaAeIphia
ssss.f ee.Fr .rsya4s Canard.
,.s-,s ,.sns.si4. 49, PHlADEirnlA, Nov. q. 1894
rho DSues, Of this city, has special despatch from
Baltimore, which says;---s y, ,,..,.. -
Governor 6wanns new Police Commissioner applied
last Night 70 Judge Martin 10 be into once me
Ja1xs sse.ssd 70 attend 70 busnsss out of court and
there hss feee nS Application n cour up 70 ihs sms
sSA s % nos swear rasl II ths % new
tho now comnissionsr. sssss ihey agree 10 iss. ns
% which shsy have been appointed By tho oovsrnos
appointments Of 0evsenos ewanas under any circum-
stances, except under sctssi military force . Y. y.
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VIII refuse 20 under 0oveguor 6wAsn l.ai g4 -
Ssaeral Graa. Az rghl saa VII % soshng sxeep.
from Washington before shs sn1 o. che week. e& $3.50
LEADING republicans ballsys thss shs scheme Of the
Pressdent y 10 have collision wb bs The GATED states
repeating ths scsnss u April 1854, a. rssssrs fs -
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The New York herald., 1866-11-03

Ths Gable Bsnaaes In London.
LONDON, Dot 81, 1866.
7ns Lord Mayors banquet, In honor Of the
suoc sssful laying Of the Atlantic cablo, came
o6 Ia VI night, and was most brilliant success
The Lo I'd Mayor was necessarily absent, being
90 M 70 attend. Eloquent speeches were
made by uany distinguished gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1866-11-03


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