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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-12

WASHINGTON (VA-) CoIIEGE.-A letter
from Lexington, Va 10 the Richmond
Times referring to this college, says:
Applications for the admission of students
continue 10 pour in from all the States, but
mainly from the South. Il is thought, from
present indications, that Texas win send the
largest number, neSt 10 Virginia. General
IEEs own estimate for the next year is
three HUNDRED students and We all know
that he is generally below rather than above
tht mark. Indeed, Washington College is
nov ON firm basis, and destined 10 become
the Cambridge las the University Is at Ok
forn Of Virginia at no distant day. Seven
~ thousand dollars have been contributed 10
itssupport, including Sl5, 900 from MN Cor
NICK. and Sio.oe0 from Mr.. WARRlss NEw-
coNrR Of New York. Mr.. RorHwELL VII
soS. Of Philadelphia, desiring to repair the
damage done to the library BY HUNTER, has
given ], 900 volumes, belonging 70 the libra
~ Of his brother, the late THOMAS 3. VII
soN. In addition 70 these contributions, the
The oollege has enjoyed Scr many years the
interest upon the WAsIIsNGPoS endowment
Of $50 600. the Cincinnati Society endow-
mont of sos. 600, and the RonrSsoS endow-
ment OF about sao,0oo.
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RAILROADS.
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L r O "A D
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. az G. AND n. q n, w. RAILROAD,
Nashville. Tenn. March 4. 1861
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th
" 1866, and until further notice, Passenger trains
will run as follows
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South at 7:40 A. NJ and 4:35 P. n Arrive at Chatta-
nOOga at 5:35 p. II. and 200 A. n. next day. Re-
turning leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 A. n. and go
P. NJ. Arrive at Nashville at Aus P N. and $40
A. NJ next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shebyville
Nashville and Northwestern Zine.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 P. N. Arrive at
Johnsonville $50 Pm. Returning leave Johnson
vile at lao A. NJ; arrive at Nashville at ESQ A. NJ
Trains on the N. & N. w. r, r., connect at
J -hnsonvilie with a first class line of Steamers
for Paducah. Cairo and st. Louis.
Ia Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and N. w, Railroad
RB- Passengers by this route save expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo. ... f-.:
R8- Trains stop at all intermediate points,
w. p. INNES, GenI Supt
N. & c. and n. W. r. r.
mar7-ff "'r .".
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T'HIS DISPENSARY Is UNDER THE Elk
j elusive care of Dir. LE0NIDAS l.. COLE
MAN, a graduate of the University Of Pennsyl-
Of North Carolina. He treats ard cures all euTa-
bic diseases of the pelvic-viscera-He mOrrhOids
Fistula, Structure of the Ulthea, VaricOcele
Paralysis of the Bladder Calculus, diseases of the
Duterus and 0vaFias and anticipated difficult
ParturidOn, and all diseasesncident to the female
sex. -. 3D..
enumerating them,) of either sex, he cannot be
eXeelled in their successful treatment, and bids
defiance to all competition in their cure, Whoever
places themselves under his care may religiOusly
eOnlide IN his honor as gentleman. rff q.
Medicines furnished and sent by express to any
point OF prescrp tons sent by letter, that can be
allied by any competent druggist
Consultation by letter respectfully solicited.
. Post Office Box 500, Dispensary 4 .NsTth
Cherry street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Z nlaV9l-3n ".. ~ .''-..tr'.| ....
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- - - ~.

The circular Of Secretary SEWARD, en-
closing the amendments 10 the Constitution,
recently proposed By Congress iorthe raut-
cation Of the several State Legislatures, was
received by Gov. HUAiFHREYs a few days
ago. We have reason q believe, for this
and other causes, The Governor VIII, IN few
,iavs. issue his proclamation converting the
LEGISLATURE in extraordinary session, about
the ifrd az October next.
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GENERAL FrrzHUcu LA. said a very
s,,,sble tbmg q, q Richmond college oon-
mencement the other day. lie was called
out and received with great enthusiasm"
bv the audience, ater which he proceeded to
state his position as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen There isa small
yillape Ia this rood old State known IS APP
nomsttox Courthouse. Al this place ] was
most forcibly reminded, on the 9Th day q
Auril 1855. that had nothing further to
NV. 1 thank you most heartily for the honor
,.on have 30 kindly conferred upon me-
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GREAT SALE OF
$3.50 5.CRIQshgTol
Auction and Government
GO o d S.

Tn ORDER 10 REDUCE STOCK. WILL BE
i sold at astonishing low rates:
Liueuard cotton sheets, 40 cents to 81 %. Is i
Linen ard cotton spreads. 40 cents ia 81 ~. y a
Comforts and quilts, 81 % to - %.
Linen aud cotton 0eil-ticks. 81 cents 10 81 20.
Linen and cotton piflow-cases, 10 70 50 cents.
Cheap towels, 40 cents.
Feather and hairltillows, 50 cents to 81 >.
Shuck and hair mattresses, 81 . to 81 o..
Iron bedsteads. - cents To 81 so
Dressing gowns, 80 cents 20 81 90
Shirts and drawers, y cents 70 II W.
With many other articles IN the Dry Goods
trade. asa q -f-@ ~ N a
Also. Plates. Dishes, Tea-pots Pitchers. Spit
t00ns. ChamaeFs. bei-Ilaslss MUGS = oot and
stomach Warmers, Foot Tubs, lin Plates, Pans
Cups. Cofiee-pots, Measures. Nash-pans oiass
Lanterns etc.
Also. Bath Tabs and Wash Tubs, knsyss and
Porfs spoons. Carriers. Meat Saws Sad lrsns.
Rrooms. Mons. Sera bling Brushes, shop Scales
coffee Mills. Desks and Writing fAsieSi Easy
Chairs. Office Chairs Split-bottom Chalfs' " heei-
barr0ws, etc, etc. rfa.
Also. GRoCERIEis ele. etc.
Nos, Of the stock was bought a great sasri6ee
- sola Very cheuf. Prices SHALL Euif,
s-balse.ir md retail All orders accompanied
With he cash promptly attended 70. No article
sold until paid fer.
For all sorts and kinds. now Is the time at that
cheap Store
Nss. az a a. iIouth college street.
n. FLEMING a 90.
Nashville Junslo
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DOCTOR WHITTIER.

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
"A. his Diploma which hangs in his office viii
show. has made Chr0Rie Diseases the study Of his
lie, and has a Unisn-wlde reputation, having
been Longer located ~ 81. Louis than any Other
Chronic Disease Physician. a.-. t..r
Much Of. his practice has been Of private ma
ture. Sgphtits, GOH0rrhe0, elect, Structure ali
Urinary Diseases SIP hititic BsTcrfGl Elections
Of the Throat, SKIN or Bones; Orehitis HeTlsid or
Rupture Also the effects of a SOLITARY Habit,
ruinous to Body and Mind, producing blotches,
debility itap0teacg, deafness, tDess Of sidht
fusion Of ioeas epsk tore5oeiHa aVersi0H society,"
loss 81 memory, loedkRess de-. not all these in any
one case, but all occurring frequently in various
cases. s ..raf.
"a Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed. Consultations BY letter OF at
Office, free Nest cases can be properly treated
tgith0Ht an iAterUier, and medicines, secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. No him
drance to business IN most cases.
Address Box 1892, St Louis, Mo-
Heurs-S A. NJ. to P. N. Cbice permanently
located at No. 60 st. Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south Of Lindell Hotel,
a retired spot in the centre Of the city.
Generalization rOOBis and rooms for the dccOnliaO
dtOR Of such patients dsreQire personal dtteRi0H
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Carolina LIST. "a. and %. Peru and other brands.
smoking and Chewing TObaec0s, Pickles, English
and American. Sauces, English and American,
Mustard and Spices. Crackers, Candies. MOlasses,
Syrups, Nails, Glassware, and many other articles
too numerous to mention. f rft m
7 So a...r,... 8 ROBERT THOMPSON,
may20-3El a South Market Street
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A NEW GAMK-The latest piece of IN
crnuity at clubs on tho continent Is the
game Of cabs. which is PLAYED in the iollow-
ing manner; Two players plaOe themselves
nj The window Of the club, one taking the
even numbers painted ON the cabs that PISS,
ana heother ihe odd Recently Che sum Of
500 600 francs was lola IL two hours by the
ISne de H., IN PsEis, who was unioVtu-
rate enough d stake ca even numbers
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COAL! COAL!!

The SeWanee Coal Mines
IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED by. THE
Il Tennessee Coal Company. The litigation
which has hitherto rendered these Mines Of so
little value 20 the public has been settled and
the parties interested now confidently expect
10 supply Nashville and the other towns In Mid
die Tennessee with coal They believe IL Is only
necessary for this coal 10 be tried to be generally
gines, this coal is believed to be superior TO any
that can be had in Tennessee. They especially
desire that Blacksniths and all who work in iron.
should try this coal. The Company working these
Mines feel authorized to say taEt the people Of
Nashville may rely upon them for 3 CERTAIN
supply OF Coal at all times, and they hope, BY
being literally patr0nizedt 70 reduce Che price Of
Coal. "A. S. COLYAR.
mar29-tf .lT CHARLES A. PROCTOR
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Otard Brandy. Hennessy Brandy, American
Brandy, Port Wine. Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine,
glarets, Champagne Wines Old Whistles, Brandy
Peaches, Peach and Apple Brandy, Holland and
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
GROCERIES,.
p LI0UORR.

Sugars, Of AT kinds Coffees Of an kinds.
Green and Black Teas, Star Candles. Soaps. Salt,
Oysters several brands. Sardines, English and
American Soda, FoKs Starch, Indigo, Copperas.
Nader.
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FWERXROI0X

Can get, in sealed letter enveIop, my Theory,
SDmpfos9s and Treatment Of Nervous, Urind1 y
and .SsJuat Diseases, clearly deiineafin0 az uis-
eGsed conditions. With full Symptom Lists for two
three-eent postage stamps to prepay postage
Circular for Ladies relating to Disedseso Of PUBERTY
MsHsfrHotioH and Pregnancy. &c. 80 .rf.l
jan2}-6mF S-H .. .... .. ... ..
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WE HAVE NOW IN STORE TIN THOU
w SAND bushels 81 C0ftea Seed We ask
Planters % give q call before DuFchsging
HUGH MCCkEA 4 90.
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REAL Estate
REAl ESTATE AGENCY.

lAAHG ~ aAAA A4ANVBs
Eoa sAEE-LoaSr city Wharf fronting sss
It feet.
Len sALE.-That uaagnifcisHt Residences
~ No 8 en- North summer strect. eontainine
7eoms, stable and carriage house. Gas sad water
IN every room Of the main building.
LNOR SALE ipe Farm in Marshall e,ustv.
IT containing 2D2 acres 20 srres elearrd aaS
~ additional IN Blue 0nls, hallsncs heavily tinl-
eered Jog house With shinsie roof dgs rooms.
hneiy tenceds all necessary out-build5ngs seven
acres in Fruit
TOR SALE-55< miles from the city. on the
Il Gal'atin Pike, ine Residence, and 30 acrss
Of superior Land, al necessary 0ut-huildinEs and
the finest Spring in the country.
UeOR sAAE--G5 acres IT Land. with splsn-
II did Improvements, 81 miles from the city. on
Gallaun Pike, fine Orchard, good Spring, etc
ISOR sALE.-50 Lots in Edgs6old, located
i in every part Of the town.
-
NEN8Aa adAAa4as-tAArn NuofFN llfaaL. urIuInIIW
II the Commercial Hotel. A bargain
EoR sALE--5o acres on Browns ersek.
and Frsnklin Pixies. as rich a. any land in the
county.
Lon sALE.-A vasant Lot saioisinr The
Il Sanders property on Vine street.
Tor sAL.E-25< miles ffsm city. On Louis-
II vile RailFUad. 90 acrcs ofLand. 6ne improve
nents, never failing Wen. etc
T5OR SALE miles rom the eity. on the asi
y latin Pike, l53 arros of Land, new improve
E ne Is Inc cis'srn, running Water. ans Bias
'''- |
NOR sALE.-Fine Residences on South Vine
~ street. Nc 10, All in good repair 20 feet 'front.'
and running back 10 ieet
E'0El SAEE.--Fine Residence on South Vine
a street, No. %, % feet fr0nt. 40 rooms. al
necessary out-huildingL
ENOI. sAIE.-TWo ane Residences. Nos N
II and ~ South Summer street resnntiv rrfftrf
nSwly painted. and IN splendid repair, IN q very
desirable part Of the city Gail Tor particulars.
TNOR SALE.-Two valaahio Residences in
u hdseheld. LOG feet Of ground attached % each.
Very cheap. r DID,. ..., .t.
E'OR sALE.-h splendid Residences * miles
~ from Columbia. ON the Mount Pssasanf Pike,
n acres Of superior Land, beautiful lawns, pend
well stocked with fish, etc, etc.
EOR sALE.-IOO shares Bridge stocs.
FOR sAIE--IOO feet on Market street. Oh
Il posito Isaac Pauls. ESQ. ...
E'OR sALE,-az5 acrss Of Land On Teunes
- see River, m Perry county ever foot o. au-
peri0r quality. H
EOR sALE.-In North. South. and West
- Na,hviile, a largs number Of Desirable and
Cheap Lots.
E,OE sALE.-I5O, 900 ae+ss Of Mouptaiu
a Table. Coal, Oil and Texas Lands ~ well a.
;argi quantity Of otherproBsriy not montiane
...1-.t
For Particulars, call ana see us.
Anderson, johnson & Smith.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
feb22--tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-23
BEST French corsets at Davis & Co.'S.
THE STATE.

d =
"A venerable gentleman whose memory
runs back little turther than ours, informs
the Lewiston Journal that forty-two years ago
last Saturday the weather changed to freezing
temperature. The ground was closed up by
Jack Frost and remained SO till the next
spring. Many potatoes We're frozen in the
ground 5fa'sGisnaB ylst8 d aA ;lua
Hon, Lewis. ks4er, Of this State, is max
ing very successful stumping tour in New
York. On the 10th inst. he made very elo-
quent speech before an immense audience in
Troy. The speech is reported in full in the
papers of that city, with extremely flattering
comments upon the orator. laC3 - falff
NH The trial of Rufus Dwinel and others, for
throwing the Office of the Bangor Democrat
into the street in 1851, which has been in pro-
gress at Belfast for the past two weeks, is not
yet ended. The arguments Of counsel are
made up, and the charge of Judge Tapley was
to have been delivered yesterday. The Bangor
Wing thinks the evidence not strong enough
to convict any of the defendants except John
Tabor and Capt. Mann, and it is probable that
they will be brought in guilty, and small dam
ages assessed. ia a..f..,.r... .i.....,..s
Z The Oxford Democrat says that Nathan
Parks, who lives near the Boundary line, met
with a severe accident last week, caused by be-
ing thrown in some manner against q sharI
pointed hoe handle while driving span of un
ruly horses, producing dangerous wound in
the region of the abdomen. He has since died
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-23
vARI ETIEs.

Professor Agassiz, in recent lecture ON
Amazon, said that at an exhibition in Brazil
ne saw specimens of III kinds of costly lum-
Der, yet in the entire basin of the Amazon there
Is not single saw mill; and the Professor had
seen 'ne people cut down large tree, from
which they would hew out one board. A COM
pany OF our Eastern lumbermen the lecturer
thought, ought to emigrate there.
Gen. William F. (sBaldy') Smith is Presi-
dent of company which purposes to lay a ca
BILE from the main land of Florida by way of
the islands Of Sandy Key and Key West to
Cuba, thence to San Domingo, thence to Porto
Rico; also from Cuba to Jamaica, and thence
to the isthmus of Panama.
The Democrats in the city of New York
are sparing no pains to keep up the major lty
there, so as to counterbalanee the Republican
vote OF the State. Naturalization is an i'm
portant agent, and men are turned out Ameri-
ican citizens with astounding rapidity. Dog
ems are brought up by a single man, who
swears wholesale to all necessary statements,
including the character of the applicants. The
number Oh these new male voters, this year. IL
estimated as high as $4,000, and Copperheads
talk OF majority of from forty-fiye 70 f,ftv
thousand in the city. r,ia,fl 4. ..'.-..-
> Miss Thackeray's charming story of 4sThe
Villages on the Cliff" now being reprinted in
Erery Satarday, is among the most attractive
features Of that popular weekly. Few novels
of the day present so brilliant succession of
vivid and perfectly finished pictures of out
door life as this. --i'I - AAtt
d. Professor +. J. Child, of Harvard Uniyer-
sity has discovered and is about to have pub
lished, under the auspices Of the English socie-
ty for the Restoration of Original Texts. the
original manuscript of "Percy's Reliques,' .
which has been supposed to be lost beyond re-
covery. sn. la .g i -..., .
Robert Lytton, "Owen Meredith" has a
new book of poems in press.
"A couple We're married a week ago, at New
port kentucky, and three days after both died
Of cholera within a few hours Of each other
The bridegroom and the bride were robed in
their wedding-clothes, AMI buried in the same
grave. a. N'Ii1 5ld, II.1.a.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-23
A wo.derfni Dream, and Marrow E..

A WondcrfuI Dream, and n Marrow Es-
A farmer prevented Q terrible railroad disas-
ter near Mansfield, Ohio at the time of the
great freshet. The Dayton journal tells the
story as follows:
The farmer, ia Pennsylvanian, went to bed
during the heavy and protracted storm, Mon
day night, and dreaming that the fill across a
chasm, some hundred feet deep, had given way
under passenger train, and let it down into
the abyss, he sprung up to render assistance to
the passengers, ran to the door, and was hast
ening from the house, when his wife awakened
him. He related his dream, and went to bed
again, but slept little more during the night.
The dream made such deep impression on his
mind that he hastened to the chasm the next
morning early, to see what condition it was in
but the road was apparently all right, althou gh
the water was pouring through the large cui-
vert as though it would wash the earth away.
Tuesday night the farmer could not rest for
thinking about his dream of the preceding
nlght, and getting up procured his lattern and
hurried Oft to the chasm. When he arrivep
mere ne found, to his terror, that the huge fill
had been washed out, leaving nothing but the
unsupported ties and track over the chasm
Hearing the train laundering toward destruc-
ton, the farmer clambered across the dreadful
Dreak and running down the road some dis
tance, ne signalled the approaching train to
stop. And SO short was the time that by the
time the engineer was able to s'hold up," the
engine was but few feet from the chasm.
Inc train was large, with persons who had
Deen TO the great Union meeting at Mansfield.
w nat narrow escape they all made from a
horrible death! For the train would haze
plunged down the frightful precipice, car upon
car, crushing all to death in the ruins! The
passengers at once evinced their gratitude to
their preserver, the Pennsylvania, by making
MN up a handsome sum of money.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
Lighthouses Destroyed at The West
India Islands.
NAvAL AFFAIRs.

..s WASHINGTON, Oct %.
United States Consul Kirkpatrick. at Mas
sau, under date of Oct 9th informs the Secre-
tary of State, Mr.. Seward, for the benefit OF
American interests, that in the hurricane which
passed over the West India Islands on the 1st
INST, the following light houses were injured or
destroyed, and some that were not DESTROYED
are not to be relied upon The light house at
Hole in the Wall has no light burning. The
Gun Key lighthouse is damaged. The light on
Ebon Key is not to be depended upon. The
lantern OF the Napon Light is broken, and a
temporary light erected which is seen but fee
ply Tor three miles. The light at the Morale
Isaaes HSI is all right. The other lights have not
Capt. a t. CASE as'i IT, s. n, has been detached @
from duty as Fleet Captain of the Euronean
squadron. and placed ON waiting orders. II :
Rear Admiral Pearson, COMMANDING the
South faclfic squadr0n reports to the Navy
department, from Callao, ON the eth ult, that
aliairS an there were tranquil in every respect
Inc Iuscarora was still at Valparaiso The
Wateree was at Panama, awaiting the arrival
OF party about to survey the Isthmus for a
snip canal The steamer Saranac is at San
Francisco slfT - - :, -
The department has advices from Rear Ad-
mlrai w. ID. Bell, commanding the East India
squadron, dated Nagasaki, Japan, July 25th, in
Wmch information is given of the arrival of the
y. D. storeship Supply at Cacoa on the Sth of
July, with stores for the squadron The Sun
ply was ninety-eight days on her passage.
the shortest passage ever made by any vessel
from the United States to China at this season
OF the year. ets 9
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-23
Foreign News per Steamer.
HoSecutiOn of, Ex-GOv-
el'noa' Eyre. 5
The In.urree,ion in Gambia sub.iains.

s.o.,.. HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. %.
eansnip China from Liverpool 18th, via
~" yaoenssown sa l4th, arrived here at 8 A. M. to-
s.: od Sle -, mas tmrty-one passengers for Hall
c., llama Jamaica committee appeal to the public
i;n H., soescrPtlons to the extent of e10OO0 ster
mmng, ior fhel prosecution Of ex-Goy. Eyre
dney mad specially retained the services of Mr..
~, t;e'ioee' the Queens counsel for the prosecu-
It Is stated that the engineers of the War
isepals!ment M had decided to alter the construc-
eoI VI tne Portsmouth Notifications, from q
T., ot ;no.s OF granite and iron to one entire
M ~ ir9n On OF the most massive character.
.ha Ru;.;aa ;t.;eiaegates ut present in England from
the BRUSH North American colonies. had been
entertained at banquet by the British North
Alnerican Association. Most of the speakers
Were strongly in favor of the Confederation
sc.enie. Earl Cornavan Secretary of the Col
the subject. o'A''''' i'i'nseh Oh
the Italians have completely occupied Pere
Gniere, Mantua and Borzeofnrte.
b AT the request Of Gen. Reyel. all nol;tical
Rfasoners In Venice were set at liberty ON the
z A large number of arrests are reported from
Palermo, of persons Compromised by the re.
cent disturbances
1t is stated that the losses of the Italian
troops at the Palermo riots, amounted. to 3fG
killed and wounded " o'"'
1n.o ccloSItiu Oi OCT llth, saws "a dis
patch dated Baltimore Oct. 9th. has been re-
ceiVed here from council of seven Archbish-
ops and four Bishops, in which they salute the
Pope and express their wishes for the nreser.
Vatlon OF the Holy ee."l,a6ICQ0 I15tr->-~
Inc russian Cabinet has addressed renre-
sentatlons to Austria in reference to the arrest
Dy the Austrian authorities at AIlfreidect Of
SoO Hungarlans, who formed portion of the
Iormer russo Hungarian Legion. The Aus
trian reply by telegraph, announced that the
necessary steps had been taken for carving
out tne guarantees contained in the peace
treaty, and no impediments would be offered
Dy tne Austrian. authorities to the return Of
the members Of the Legion to their homes :
:, Advices from Gambia continue to indicate
that the serious character of the insurrection
had subsided, and that the public mind was be-
coming appeased 1t is said that the leaders
OF the insurgents have sent a depntation to
Klvlth Pasha, Offering to enter into negotia-
IONS ior submission, on condition that the CON
ferences to be held on the subject should take
pace In The presence of the Consuls of France
england and Russia, and the condition was
There were already 10000 troops in En;rns
and Thessaly, and further reinforcements were
to be sent. A rising of the Christians at these
places is considered as imminent -
The London raoney market was easy. Choice
bills were done at 4 l-8 per cent. A plan for
the resuscltatiOn of the Agra and Wasterman's
bank was being well received. g. ~