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the frtest point in line OF retreat 10 which the Aust
ans have veil been driven
PEUssI IA.
Rcioicinas in DerIin-ChRnge OF Public senH-
mcnt
Correspondence Of The London Daily New.

Correspondence Of The London Daily New. soc.
II was we'll to return hiiher for one day, that
might the completion Of great change 30 any
which the var can bring Count Bismr@ Wes S
forrished amid torrents 81 abuse Then came TINS Au,e
quarrel and. with the arOnng Of national feeling the ri
Minister secured better position among ms 'hre
Then hostltes commenced aud this morning when tSelo
Of Piussan victories crowd aSsenti3u 49,,
Bsmarks house to give him three cheers those VINO g.
that the people here would rebel rather than hght ~,
removed blttaons Of Francis Joseph Knew these nsopic
Prussia II anything moIe were needed 20 pns Syord he
into thorough fighting trim plenty of hard knocS' "Ouu Dc
Count Bsmark cheored and flags were h9sted upon
pubo and private buildings There reading aloud OF war
kilograms by some official sailed from the palace with
shouts that might have been lerd three ies AMY.
Bn rave vent 10 its 10y IN such style as 70 Danish my opn
ion respecting the national character oI Silence Ih9ussnaS
RAINING backward and forward TO gather news wedging
against one til they were nearly sufocacd to read
the Government dispatches which were posted at interval,
If an hour or aud shouting themselves hOarse when any
body raised cheer. Everywhere could be seen black and
Prussans this mixture OF black aud white. There sug
geson of half mourning abost it, and Prussia means to
with regard TO the possibility OF adopting stripe OF
red from Hanover and stripe of blue from Hosein,
be persuaded TO exchange cOors with King vii
liam 81 ok and white wollj suit their politics admirably.
while collection Of to represent the German States,
would be Just what Prussia requires AS yet however
lalf mourning when Berlin would give token OF trumpha
rasions ali over tho world We heard many
oyeran bad laid down their and that Prussians
There must he work enough already for hospital nurses and
surgeons-not sneak Of OeX weeks probable casualties
ana there e public support to provide comforts ia the
hospitals On hOel!ront is fastened large board.
bearing the inscription ~ the h6nS Hyhem perein BE.
St John. Charitable societies are not Idle. They
collect aims WITH much diligence. both at their head
trees notice that few who these outposts fail APP
proach the table and drop coin into e box which stands
upon it, army merely p0ru.ar-it is the people
Brother Carl Sesa cousin friedrich Is 10 SGxonyi
NEE have their turn. and boys viii have to go sol
deiug when they reach years Of discretion This will ac'
count Tor the strong sympathy with Prussan warriors
which has succeeded strong dislike 70 war III Can and
Friedrich must needs fight then hnrah for advantage
gained Croat Austria may have shown deep policy
uicet Ciadni and nonermans
10 bnt II that the presence Cf
they deem them gives additional energy
King Williams regiments Tie Huns shall never come
near Berlin has Of late been common expression
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Ociciai Itaiian Statement of the Battle at Cns-
tozz1.


The following official details have been published
here tLis morning. "a 800,
Exact accouns received concerning the action OF the oath
inst represent very honorable 10 the italian arms The
field battle remained partly the Aurians and partly 70
u.s. If retired. they also retired that our wounded
able rej,n % hours later The Ausrians dls
PLAYED force of artillery They employed all their
II caYalr The whole OF their forces amounted to
about GoOO mem The Italian troops did not abandon the
positions after the enemy had received power
m rc; ocemcns the afternoon hours The greater pfrt
OF the troops performed podge Of ya0u the Austrans are
asuredy convinced that the Italian army IL IN no WY me
rior to old Sardnian army. Prince iiumbeit with adj
mrnbe bravery ind intrepidty when attacked beyond
Niafranca by two regiments OF Uhials, formed square
and repelsd them with repeated yOleys The an battll
Of the ih Regiment proad TO receive tue Prince IN
It's square which tie special object Of the Unsns a.
tacks Prince Amadeus wounded IA the breast al e
heed Of his brigade Lombard Grennders. The Pi1neH
division took prisoner a whole battalion OF JyTolese
The oNone division took By assault the posi-
ton Cusogza and part MOnetorre OF which the enemy
had succeeded in obtaining possession, ana that division
maintained only there un evening against repeater az
,ck of greatly superior forces. The Cuga division seized
mon part hontcOGFe and honeCrOcr ana held out hee
until late hour The St0I division took santa Iuca aud
defended itself there until evening against greatly superior
forces The Of the st Army Corps on tho mount hs
the len Vaeggo arrested tie progress OF the preponder
ng forces which the Cerae division had been COM
,eed retire. The Ko division and the cavalry oil the
italian cavalry sustaaed many fierce encounters WIN tAe
Austrian caValr upon which 10 nctcd very heavy losses
The 81 Army Corps made about loo prisoners Our losses
are serious Of the enemy not less heavy Gen
vt,rez killed bv musket ball while cheering on his men
WITH the cry Of Fra Re- to attack vita the bayonet d.
rando commanding st Array Corqs wounded IN 10, hanl
Lad killed under him by cannon shot Cerhe Cor
ntno Dho (hree gneraD also wounded the Iist
head Of party guides forming his escort All are anxious
~ meet the enemy.
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the Senate cannot bot express its hope and conviction that the
MASSIVE military position assumed by Hamburg will bs
considered sufficient during future events as It enertn
the most perfect confidence in the magnanlmity OerrtFs
rsssungsn Of bis Msey the King Of Prussia that he vi"
not insist Hamburg taking active part ~ war ae ast
its hitherto Federal ahos The undersigned se2cs with
peare this opportunity Of renewing the assurances OF As
most uerfeo respect AID confederation. DR. H. MERCK
Syndicus for Foreign Affairs
To hls Excelenoy Baron RchthOyen. Envoy E1dord
nary Minister Plsnipotenary Of his Majesty the King
OF frassia Hanseatic cities &c.-Hamburg June 70
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Hamburg and the Prussian scheme OF Federal
Reform.
Correspondence Of Tie London Daily New,
Auufrpa lima

Correspondence Of Tie London Daily News
HAMBURG. June 20 1866.
At yesterdays sitting Of the Bdrgerschaft of tbs
city the President announced the receipt Of communication
the 10th 2ls and 18th inst respectively from the Prussan
Envoy Baron Rchthoyen. aud copy Of the reply the
urgent request from the Senate TO take this affair their
immediate consideration In secret sitting provided for by
40 of the Constitution The House therefore resolved itself
the press ordered withdraw The following is a
Of the reply OF Senate the demands made by
Prussia espousng its and entering ance
with 1t the foundation Of the immediate convocation 81
National Parliament and sabjec, Of modelling
the Hamburg contingent and placing al the disposal Of Prus
The undersigned has not failed 10 ay before the Senate the
three dispatches which his Exceency Baron Beethoven
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pnipotentiary of His
Majesty the King Of Prussia was pleased to address him
the 10TH 2ls and e5th inst and instructed
the following reply The Senate has taken into IT'S most
serious tho Prussan and give
oil the attention required by tho highly important and
esye nature OF its contents II could not utheate at act
ing in contradiction 20 the stpulaons OF the Federal treaties
which the free City Of Hamburg indie
pendent position in the German Conf that recog
nzed by all Europe Bet She of
days and the peculiar which all the
the north Of Germany placed and against which
impossible and useless offer any OPPOSITION have in
duced the Senate TO their hesitation In the
interests OF the free state they represent. Tue Sen
ate therefore, declares itself ready in conjunction with
the other Governments similarly situated TO enter into nego
taon respecting the German Parliament about 10 be
German Confederation founded ON the conditions aud spua
tons contained IN the Psan Of the 10th Of June But
at the same time the Senate feels 1t necessary TO lay special
the fact that is yet in position TO give lis con
sent TO all the details the plan communicated by Prussia
in the sitting OF the German Diet the h inst and at the
time TO call attention to the necessity OF obtaining under
all circumstances the ratification Of the Brrgerschat
made required by the constitution force At
Hamburg In harmonious accord with tile Senaies Of the two
other Haneac free ccs the Senate OF Hamburg has
Their given Instructions TO their common representative at
Frankfort 10 take, for the present more part in the
deberr ions OF the German Diet aud TO make deoli
ration III tins sense that august assembly With regard
the demand contained the Prssan ENJOYS dispatches of
the 10th and 9th inst requiring TIC troops Of the Hamburg
Federal contingent be immediately put tho footing
!1e .:.g q l.s ~; ! <. 4.s - =; - :: E.xs,.a,
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situated on the estuary Of Tlbe between Hamburg and
Htrburr Is also being provided with redoubs
On frsi entering the Bohemian tosn Of Trauenau. the
Prussn we're fired from windows Of the houses by CT
Williams street they assaed with hot
water and pitch thrown upon them from above In
taliation the town If said to have been bOmbardei
Your military readers Gy be interested to learn that most
accurate map Of The county Nachod the q some
Of the late battles has been published by the Berlin bookseller
Mode The firm intends TO follow up this by Others
slowing all the neighoorhoods that witness future fights
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The Federal Army mt Rrnnk fort.

The Federal army now around Frankfort consists
OF soldiers OF Wurtemburg 1000 OF Baden T. OF
esse Darmsad l00Oe Of esse Casse 1000 Of Nassau be-
tween 90 and 400 Of the smaller States 1000 Of Bavaria
aud Of Austria making altogether 5000 The Saxon
army strong have Joined the Austrans in Bohemia
The BayaTian army Of 0OO0O form distinct corps by
themselves and 10 thought thoy will enter SaTony with
view OF striking tho PrussGn In II 10 these be
added the which supposed TO be under the command
OF Benedek the Austro Federal army IN the field amounts TO
the enormous number VI 5lg 900 men.
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The Michigan Central Railroad company MS
erected two large Detroit for the oNousso 80
OF road They sGppsi viii
all the colVea.oaee oil 4 Grsi class esIae'se u'et
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PARIS.

THE PARTISAN PRESS on THE wAR-cHARAcr8a On
FRENCH yoURsALIsM-GgS. DsAURbGARDs IN
TERyfEw WITH THE EMPgRoR-PBAcS MOVE
NEWT IN THE CORPS LsGisLArIP.
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Read the Certificates Of Wholesale Druggists
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS.

RS"1hc original Medicine Established in 1887, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
ranc of "PULMoNIC WATERS" in this any other
country: all other Punotic Waters cOunterieits.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
YEARS and the Immense sale attained, not only
in America but i'll foreign countries. fully attest their
intrinsic worth. The medical properties superior
tunny other article offered for the cure of Pulmonary
or Bronchial affections. and the quantity contained in
each box is nearly double that OF the many worthless
limitations advertised.
BRYANs PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarscness, Asthma
Canrrh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood Pans in the Chest, lncpient Consumption and
all diseases of the lungs. Not only atfor'ling tempo
rary relief but etecting rapid and lasting and
They do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds. and
the medicinal properties combined in a form
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, that any child
will readily take them. one dose will always atioxd
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To VocNIsrs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS these Waters are
peculiarly Naluable; they will in day remove the
most severe occasional hoarscn0ss and therreg,at
use for few days will at all times increase the power
and ie Xblitv Of the voice. greatly improving its tone
compass and clearness, for which purpose they arc
regularly used hv many professional vocalists
The very great celebrity of this invaluable remedy
has induced unprincipled persons Ia prepare base
limitations which dis,ppoint the lust expectations of
the purchaser and ure the character OF the genuine
medicine.
See that the word. " BRYAN is stamped on each
Wafer and also observe the fac sjme of the sigma
ture of the Proprietor. JOB MOSES" on each wrap
parties will be dealt with TO the full extent of the law.
BRYANs PuLMoNIc WATERS are for sale by all Drug
gsts. JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor,
Jan 9, ls56--1y % Cortandt st, n. Y.
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VIM. I. Mrst and otuors, t. - point ON the Port Dc-
post and Lancaster road, near the old -touS house.
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Treasury Department,
CoMPTROLLEE'S OFFICE.

t'lWF NVI4I.I.It , Ut J Y y.
ANNAPOLIS, Septer.ber -9tl, 1856,
IN pursuance Of Section q. Article 50, of
j theC ode pfGcueral Laws, the ConiTuuil"r hereby
gives notice that the following persons ar" IN arro-
to the STATE OF Maryland. in an for The sun- Of
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respective names wiki interest added GA Collectors
accounts To She l~t instant:
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NOTICE.

by THE ORPHANS COINT or CNCT. CUUNTY
september 2UtI, 1866.
ORDERED. That the sale made and re-
~ ported 10y William Dcnuieon. Attorney for John
BUrnS. Executor Of Calender Patt 'r~un. deceased,
h" RATIFIED and confirmed, unless cause to the con
@lN thereof be shown ON or before the 18th d,,v of
November, next provided, u copy ii this order be
inserted IN some newspaper printed ut ElEton. in
-.d county, ono" week for one month before the
18th day of October. next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to bo s1il0O
c. IL. CUTLER, Register.
True copy: test
sept -, iNGi--nn G. B.CtTLER. Register.
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Fashionable Dress Making.

MISS ANNA NJ. HARVEY having es-
1Nl ahlished herself at the residence of Mr.. j. :.
Rossell Bow Street Elkton, respectfully informs
the public that she is prepared to execute all orders
in the line Of Fashionable MANrUA MAKING.
Machine Stitching done to order The patronage
of the Indies and misses Of Eiliton and vicinity is
solicited. Oct o. 1S6G--2n#
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and place a persons Interested are requested T."
attend and have such errors II any corrected after
which the books will be finally closed.
Information requested Of deaths and removals.
= JOHN KIRK,
Register Sixth Election District of Cecil county.
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AST'9s RAY.

CAME on the premises of the subscriber,
" September iutll 1850 RED BULL, with white
spot in his face ard one white hind leg: rising 3
years old. The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
q. W SMITH.
Oct &, lS5G--jw+ Zion, Cecil county, Md
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List Of Qualified Voters in the
9Th ELECTION DISTRICT.

The Register of the Eighth Election District Of
Cecil county publishes the following list of Qualified
Voters Of said District, corrected aud Registered
bv him. in accordance with section 18Th of the
Registration laws md he hereby gives notice that he
will -it m
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Orr Novin
Quigley Edwin S

Reynolds Barclay
Rittenlinu-e Azariah
REYNOLDS Sanucl L
Richards Jacob
Reynolds Benjamin c
Reynolds jacob
Reynolds Stephen jr
Roman Thomas 5
Richards Stephen
Reynolds Samuel
Rea James S
Rea Edwin II
Russell James W
Reynolds Josiah
Reynolds jonathan
REYNOLDS Reuben
Robertson W TB r
Reynolds Henry
Reynolds Edwin IL
Riddle tohn
Reynolds Isaac
Stephens Joseph L
Stuhbs Slater b
Swisher Jeremiah
Swisher John
Swisher james II
Sharplcss William NJ
Sidwell Thomas +
Suter Andrew
Sliauck Granville i
Shelly William
Snyder David
Sargent John 7
Trimblc James r
Taylor John
Thomas Benoni Y
TcrNy Franklin
YJah Joseph y
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Comptroller,
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kccu Sillllntl
Reynolds stephen j
REYNOLDS Jacob tof joss
Richardson Armstrong
Epbersnn Elijah II
Richardson Wakeman IL
Ruttcr William }
Richards Thomas
Reynolds stephen
Reynolds William VI
Reynolds Ashton
Richardson Hawthorn
Reynolds John I
Ragon Marshall 4
Richardson John
Richardson Joseph
Robertson John "
Reynolds Granville T
Reynolds Ohio
Reynolds Juhn T
Richards Joseph 7
S.
Steward John b
Saunders Robert 4
Steward John j
SINNERS George W
Schneider Henry
Gnnitb Albprt III
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Constnble's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
u ont Of Justices ". \. Halls Court Gold
Hill. Storey county. Nevada, duly attestcd on
the Oath OF November 4. D. 1856. aud TO me di'
rrctcd and delivered on the same day Of Novem
Der 1866, upon Judgment recorded in said Uourt
on the 9Th day Of November 1866, In favor OF
y. J. Gill-, plaintiff, and against J. +. lie Blanc
defendant, for the sun Of sl55 40, together with
500 IS costs and disbursements, and u Is &C.
crued costs and expenses of sale: / have, on the
2th day Of November 1866, levied on and taken
in execution all the right. title. claim and inter
est Of said defendant, J. +. LIE Blanc, In and to
the following described property or real estate.
to.wit Lot IS. Block 4. Range E. on the west
ern side Of Telegraph street; together with the
DIV ellIng house thereon and out.houses, etc.
with all the hereditaments mud appurtenances
thereunto belonging; also, one cooking stove.
Notice Is hereby given, that On WEDNESDAY
the 10Th day Of December 1866, at the hour OF "
o'clock noon OF that day, In front of Judge Halls
Office In Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, I
will offer for sale the above described property,
at public auction. to the highest and best bid
der for cash, to satisfy said judgment and costs
and a~ccruing costs.
SAM. HYATT.
Constable Gold Hin Township, Storey co.
Gold Hill. Dec. 4th, 1866. de4.td
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STATE OF NEVADA. STOREY COUNTY:
In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District. n. Lsrivere, plaintiff. VS.. J. L, Leblanc
defendant.
Notice TO LIEN olders-So Il hereby given
that an action has been commenced In said Court
by the aboYe.naned plaintiff, against the above
named defendant. for the foreclosure OF n Me-
chanic's Lien and for the sale of the following
described property, in satisfaction thereof: All
that certain property, situate on Lot No. 81,
Block No. 5, Range &C." In the Town Of Gold
Hill, Storey County, Nevada, consisting OF a
Quartz Mil. and appurtenances to said mill be.
longing. or in any wise sppertaininS, and NO
much Of the land upon which the same are cit.
uated as may be necessary for the convenient use
and occupation Of the same, said property being
in the County Of Storey, State Of Nevada
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
premises. under the provisions Of an Act Of the
late Territory Of Nevada, entitled, IAN Act for
securing Liens TO Mechanics aud others,' ap-
proved November 2lst, A. D. 1866, are hereby no.
died TO appear In said First District Court, at
the Court Rooms thereof In the City Of Virginia
aforesaid, on FRIDAY, December 2lst 4. D. 1866.
a, 10 o'clock A. N. OF said day, and then and
there TO exhibit proof Of said Liens.
n. LARIvERE, Plaintiff.
BY VIM. W. Bishop. his Attorney.
Gold Hill. Nov. %, 1866, no99.th