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List of Prices for Advertising:

Advertisements must be paid quarter yearlyin
advance. Those inserted for months or less, must
be accompanied with the money. Yearly adverti-.
sers are permitted to quarterly free of charge
further renewals charged ono dollar per square.
Adyelt senents from q distance must be accom-
panied vi I'll the cash IN every instance "
The advertising of house or firm viii be strictly
limited to its own immediate business
Calls on persons to become candidates. and polit-
ieal circulars charged as advertisements, and viii
not be inserted without the cash in advance.
Professional or business cards not exceeding FIVE
lines viii be inserted at twelve dollars Ier annurn
Editorial advertisements and personal commu1i-
cations viii not be inserted unless paid for in ad
vance at double the regular rates.
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Il In Cbancery at Pulaski.
johnson, for use Of &c, complainant,
Richard J. Miller and othors, defendants.

Richard J. Miller and others, defendants.
n this cause it a{nearing the satisfaction ofthc
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the detcrd-
ant Richard J. Miller is non resident Of the State
of Tennessee so that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served on him: On motion it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the citizen, newspaper
published in the town Of Pulaski in said State,
during SAID defendants to be and appear on the
first day of the Of the Chancery Court, to
6 held for the county Of Giles at the court house in
Pulaski, on the first Monday in March next, and
answer Compliments bill, the same viii be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing cr-Pa1te.
Dec. l.. 1863. - - : a. COX. z. 81 VI.
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A lady Of Baltimore was asked the other
day why she chose to live a single life
She naively replied: Because l am not a
bic to support a husband"
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CHANCERY NOTICES,
In Chancery at Pulaski.
Thomas NJ. Jones and others, eomPlalnents'


F. G. WcstIaoreland and others, Defendants
this it appearing the satisfaction of tho
Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants Z. G. Wcstmoreland and Mrs. - WestmoTe-
land, Martha, Milton F., Mitt Hawkins and Rush
Westmoreand, (Sidow and children of J.. a. West
moreland, deer are non-resdents of the State OF
cannot be served on them; on motion it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for Il ur weeks
in succession in the Citizen, q newspaper Published
IN the town OF Pulaski in said State rec hiring said
defendants to DO and appear the first day of the
next term OF the Chaneery Court, to be held for the
county OF Giles at the court house in Pulaski, on
the first Monday in March next and answer COM
plaiDans' bill, or the Same will be taken for con-
tcssed rs to them and set Tor he airing er-Dafte
Dec 10, 1850. y. cox, G. g NJ.
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Many people use their accomplishments
as e spider uses his web-to catch the weak
upon, that they. may be .mereilessly des-
troyed.
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THE lawyers motto-Be brief. The doc
tors mOtto--Bo patient. The potter's mot
to--Bewaro. The type-set:er's motto-Be
composed.
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The Nashville Christian Advocate says
the next session of the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
will be held in New Orleans, commencing
on the first Wednesday in April next.
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faqN 8fJ hfgSd $50 NitAa AeaNe p-'.
nTRAIGHTFORWARD dealings in every depart
y ment of its extended business, from the receipt
of a pl omum to the payment of loss. has rendered
the namc of
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~ DON'T forget that we have a splendid JOB
oFft1E M eoHneeti9n with our Newspaper estab
lishmeri IS iiich enables Ms 70 pat mp uesi i6b
can b. done an, whore IN thc State Bring on your
cards. hand bills. circular. etc -
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The Railroad bridges on the line between
Chattanooga and Atlanta, are expected to
be sufficiently completed, within two weeks
to permit tho passage Of trains. y9es-
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u Chaneery at PuIagki.
James 7. Henderson and others, defendants
c. II: Garden and others, compliments,

James T. Henderson and others, defeRdahts
n this cause it appearing the satisfaction ofthe
i Clerk and Master from affidavit that the de
fendant James 7. Henderson is a NONRESIDENT of
the State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of this court eoanot be served him; On
motion it is therefore ordered that publication be
made Ser four weeks IN succession in the Citizen,
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski IN said
State requiring said defendant to be and appear on
the first day of thenext term OF the Chancery Court,
&c be held for the county of Giles at the court
house In Pulaski, the first Monday in March
next, and answer com lainairts bi or the
viii be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing -paHts. ttifHa- 9Hs 4! cox, G. q NJ.
b.. Dee. 10, 1915. 't T.-. H5u0er
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The principle item of int rest from Fenia
is the discovery made by the Congress that
General Sweeney, who has been making
such a fuss is not an initiated Fenian.
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A Missouri paper announced short
time since that the "wife crop in Gascon-
ade county yielded $1,000 gals" The
next week the editor came out with an Ger
ratum''-for rife read wine.
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ARn7TSETS

ARTISTS
D. T GRIFFIN. Wilson Co., Tenn.
WILLIAAEC00PER Nashville, Tenn. 8 81 .Bf &
w. ID. MURP Ivy, Madison Co., Ala.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited tosee specimens,
.. stairs precisely East che Court House, 5l-eA
Very Respectfully,
Jan ;. If W. d. MURPHY.
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of I864.

Neill Brothers & Co., of New Orleans. in
their cotton report of December 80, express
the opinion that there are now 100000
cotton bales on hand in the South. Secre-
tary McCulloch put it al 800, 600.
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"PEARL MINIATURES -

These Portraits are Rich, Complete and yBeauti-
full They can be highly eOiored and given /, deli
cacy Of complexion not possessed by the Fairest
Lady, even the Pure Alabaster Whtteness of Il
Babe. In sis respect oIy are these lskcnesges fiat
teriIes Of the nay riads Of pictures taken in the
various STYLES of art the Pearl" is Unquestionably
the prettic It and most remarkably Iife-like Por-
trait the world ever saw. 1t is Elegant -.-.-yy,
Photographs, V7gaets, Cartes de T1sae, etc.
Taken in the latest, most popular and approved
styles known to the art of Snn-draiWIig. Ny pro-
will also compare favorably with any photographic
specimens of Art in ehristendom. Hence you see
the folly of expenditure on railroads and at hotels
lost time and risk of life distant cities foreign
countries) They have the middle tints- are Rich
in Tone Complete in detail Bold in feature, and
Superiority.
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: Why is a1azy dog like ) hillside? Be
cause he is a slow pup (slope up.)
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MONEY az

IF Cash is paid in advance for pictures not good,
they shall be re- taken, or the amount HgEnded.
Warrant Every Picture, and Guarantee
SatisfactiOH 20 Every Customer, or Make No
Charge.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the firm Of Winstead &
II Bro, either by note or account, can SETTLE ny
calling ut the Office of Rutie1g8 & Reed Do So
Immediately, or the claims viii be put into tho
hands Of an officer Ian SIT
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land jury Of Lafayette county, Miss.
true bill'' against Gen. A. J.
Lfs- burning the Court
Fzss,sh,- : town Of Oxford7in the summer
of 864. r.s
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PRESCRIPTIONS

gG003 DUIzsEEa0& e4
r tt1 8nsI ertfs -3G -7
CAREFULLY PUT UP
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IMPORTANCE OF PICTURES i.

If you want licensees for your friends snd rela-
tves como at once, for sickness or some other
hidden monster may forever dcbar you from another
opportunity so favorable. It is pr5C5(ege to have
likenesses Of dear ones whether them again
o. not. These little Keepsakes jelrels Many
for they like myself in this respect, feel ami have
felt the want of miniatures to recall the feature Of
dear brothers who fell in Battle were otherwise
Sacrificed. upon the alter Of our beloved South
Fond and peaceful Elections 10 their precious
m
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80 PICTpREs. &c,

of any ki1l4zied to any size. also take pictures
OF individuafS0n Horse-bas gies, af4aY-
ing at Games, Groups, and Scr bells in Uni
form, Masons and Odd Fellows in 1Fekalia ETC., and
colo red if Desired, by the most Accomplished
Artist in this country.
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Announcement.

Announcing candidates for State or District Off
ees ten dollars; county do five; always in advance
Obituaries and tributes ofrCspect ten lines IN
length charged for At the regular advertising rates
Marriages deaths and Teli gious notices gratis.
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Sic. GoIoring, &c.

In this Celebrated Establishment arc made those
beautiful pictures Of EreTy Syle and of All Sizes
from Life-size to he smallest Finger ns-Minia-
ture, and elegantly colored in Oil, that the lair
Eyes, Complexion and Expression can be well
preserved by the Artist that the Likeness at once
identified as (almest)t'a living creature.H
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'BLASKI CITIZEN.

1IecoRD. liz ID Talbli.her.
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jan5-Iy
The Elite Art Gallery,
OPENED IN Pulaski, TENN.

A PHOTOGRAPHER W no understands his business,
IA from North of huntsville, Madison Co., Ala. }
has opened his Fine Art Gallery in Pulaski, and
very respectfully tenders his services to the gener
GUS and enlightened people of Giles.
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q @. EAsT coRNER PUBLIC sQrARE-B Up STAIRS.
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Hues, CoIors, Dressing, &c,

White, Gray and Black, take W. G. and black.
Crimson, Orange, Brown. Green and deep Red,
Magenta, Ycnow, Pink, Purple and Blue, take
light.
Checked .nd Flowered goods take well enough.
Dark Drapery is (rather) most pleasing
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Queensware, -.
TIN-WARE, GROCERIES, &c.

IT Is their intention to transact q General Dry
Goods and Grocery Business in all of its details
and the public respectfully Invited to call and
examine theii stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ian 3, ly. e col,
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PRICHS-

Photographs, So per doz.; sSx per half aloz.
Pearls Si2, els and $50 apiece.
Other pictures ut yariOus rites
Double price for bGt children
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PoIc1Es IssUEp PRoNTTLv, ny
+. EOMUNDSON,
pa-f,ft.rf \ cent
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Russia Likely to Hold france
in Check.
K0SSUTHS LETTER TO THE HUNGARlANS.
The Bank Of England and the
Government.
Dlseeunt Must Rate at Ten Per Cent or the
-, Power Of Extra Issue Ceases.
10 DC, 10.

mo Cunard steamship Java Captain Noodle, which
bsN Liverpool at eloeen O'Clock the morning Of the
1eh and Queenstown the afternoon Of tho 18th june
ssssved at this port yesterday evening"
Hsr Is two days later than the tecg raphic report
- The Moravan on Father Point, and nes contain
Ne details Of the advices by both vessels.
mo Paris bourse fiat the 10th, the rentes
Ssesng ar 62c. sx-dividend.
ne report OF the Jamaica commissioners will be laid
Dssors Parliament on the 18TH
London Sunday papers say that the fate OF the Reform
I'm and Ministry win be decided on Monday, juno lS.
Hhs conservatives determined attempt the defeat
of the government
The manufacture Of the Atlantic cable entire
ly completed the 14h OF June and the last few miles
- The cable were their way from the works at
Greenwich the steamship Grea, Eastern sheerness
d was arranged that the Great Eastern should sail
from shserness Saturday, the 3oth June, for Va
1encia
frghtful coliery explosion had taken place in a
mine at Dunkin6eld, England. Fortythree lives were
lost
On June Is Messrs C W. Keilock d Co, acting under
she orders Of the United Consul offered for SALE
Liverpool the late famous American rebel cruiser Tala-
hasse, iron steamer OF two hundred and thirty
Ave tons register under the name OF the Chameleon
end the late Confederate SUMTER wooden
steamer Of six hundred and 6fy -four tons under the
and considering the state OF tho times spirited bidding
FOR both vessels The Chameleon knocked down FOR
~, 400 and the Gibraltar for fI, $50
The whole bill OF Marshal o oDonnel granting extra
ordinary powers to the government adopted by tho
Spanish Cortcs June 13 by one hundred and SIXTY
against ninety six votes
The King OF Greece has announced his intention or
ysinqushng his proposed visit Corfu or
the imminence Of Tho public mind still continues
very agitated.
Tho persons who nhabit the houses the Pnlals
Royal, Paris have remarked during three weeks that
Prince Napoleon has not allowed a single day 70 pass
pithout going TO the Tuilerics Every morning about
n the Prince has been to leave his house.
foot the Place du Paais Royal walk along the arcade OF
the Rue dc Rivoii far the wicket OF the Rue do
JEchelle, and there penetrate into the imperial resi-
lspca The intercourse has agnn become intimate be.
tween the Emperor and his cousin especially the
speech at Auxerre.
IL 10 stated tLat Sweden Norway and Denmark have
concluded offensive and defensive treaty Of alliance
The cattle plague return for the week ending June o
shows q total Of nine hundred and cghty-seven caaes
bong increase Of twenty. seven on the previous
week
The United States vessels Augusta, Man,auonah
and Asbueot arrived at q iecns,own the 10th inst
The steamships City OF Manchester and Scotland
rsscbed Liverpool the morning Of the 18th OF June
The Cuba arrived at Queenstown on the afternoon OF
the 18TH and at Liverpool at eleven A. NJ the 10th
of Juns.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

THF LoNDOS hoNtN MAkkRT.
The weekly returns OF the Bank ~ Enslan show
gain bullion 81 2J1 at aud IN the of DoHs
OF f5di ,9l5 r'rrlng Notwiihstanding this Improve
tho hank ~ discount remains st t~n I-r cont
An early reduction was strongly urgrd, n ono of tho
Tor restoring confidence, and the retgrns we're
looked upon watfantlny such a step.
Tho reop-nng 81 ia. Consolidated hank was expected
In a few day Barlngs circular quotes bar silver 81
o.. "a, eagles s6s 3ad
AMvHIcAs sSrfbiurs
Bafingr Brothers circular rayr;iAtle bus n~ss doing
We quot. 20A al St& o., Maryland bs, ~ a 10 I;
Pepnsylyania 6's ~ 50 Virginia o., t9abi os Soa
~ Erio 90 u ~ Illinois. 7s. 70,
LOdos, Hsturday, June fo-EveninE
Consos closed at sos so. for money.
AssgCAs ErraAg
United States hvetw~ntlcr ~ %, Illinois tentrsl
Railroad ssa T5., Erie Railroad s0,s.
TIM LATEST MAnErT-.
IIvrrooI- kaiuTdsy, juno t6-Esening
Corros aae- to-day COO bales including on baes
To Hp>eustors and exporters Tho market is qui" sod
unchanged, and tho quotations arc partially rsthss
easer.
Bn,Ap.Trus s-rhs market !. nrm, with an upward
tendency.
PRovploss The market steady
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Later.

VIENNA June 16 1850.
The Nue ei Prese OF to-day asserts that Prince Gort
schakoT has a circular 10 the representatives. OF
Prussia abroad stating that upon the slightest violation
of neutrality by France Russia will abandon her present
neutral attitude.
PARIS June 10, 1890.
II asserted that the proceedings OF the Federal
Dict have determined several Powers sgniores OF the
Vienna treaty Of 1875 TO declare that In their opinion
articles 81 and 63 Of that treaty which form part oil the
European international law, have been violated.
BERLIN, juno 10, 1896.
II is expected that Mecklenburg will afford active sup
port 10 Prussia for the defence Of the Duches OF sches
wig Holsten.
FRASFoRT os-THE- MAN, June 10, 1860
Prince Charles OF Bavaria, will be appointed COM
mander-in chief OF the Federal army
FLORENCE June 16, 1850.
The Austrians have interrupted all lines Of communl
cation the side Of the 20 and Mincio
PRAGUE, June 16 1906
The Prussians have occupied Lobau, Zttau, Menace.
sckendtz and Zeitz The railway between Ricse and
Dresden Is destroyed.
The passenger trafc and postal communication be-
tween Prussia and Saxony Is stopped.
The Crown Princess OF saxony proceeds to Vienna.
The Saxon treasury vauabcs and provisions for the
army were transported for security to Bohemia
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

According 10 Paris gossip there exists Austrian
dspatch, meant ~ be private and confidential which,
among other things states thai " the Ausivians
allowed TO beat the Prussisns and slisns but psrc1
srly the Prussans there would be opening for treat
ing Tor the cession Of venetia
vfy-Sa June Ia, 1893
The Provincial governments have received sealed
packets with directions 20 open them to.morro II IL
supposed thai these packets contain an imperial mzn
4 sto In reference 10 war with Prussia
The Austrian troops which have lsft the federal fort
rese Will Join the kalik brigade which passed to-day
through Frankfort, aud vii form . camp between
Aschsfenburg aud Wurzburg.
The Pruss an Minister Baron Won weriher left 20 day
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
YfH-xA .rnne Ia IsAf


AlrosA, Holzte.n Juns l4-Eveniug
Herr Hoffman,, the Austrian Civil Adaius, has sd-
dressed the following letter 10 General Won Mauteule -
On the lOh inst your kxceliency announced that in
consequence OF the removal OF the government OF the
Duchy, you found yourself under the necessity Of
Neying the different councillors Of ther posts Al the
me you ordered these fgnctonare to deliver Up
their Official documents 70 Baron Schee-Tessen. Your
Excellenry further announced by proclamation on the
10Th inst that you assumed the chisf governing power
IN this Duchy OF Hols'ein 10 accordance with in
struclons protest IN the name Of the Imperial Cabinet
and of HUsein against this fresh sct of violence aud
cas upon your tsceency the fespons bllty OF all
sequences wh ch may ensue from hs breach OF treaty
have Instructed ihs members o, the Hoste govern
fugnt n vged 70 force
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ItOngNc1, June N-Evcnlng
Tho On amber Of Deputies adopted to-day without ds.
eusson the bill for calling IN the os 1919
After short debate article 0f the bill for The sup
preston Of monastic institutions adopted This
tcle proposes the conoscaion and conyefson OF the
property OF religious oorpors, ons
Baron Rossoli had been ntru.,cd with the formation
O. q new cabinet ui,b General Ia Marmora !,
lIeved the former would assume the Presidency Of the
Council and Ministry Of the Interior General Ia Mar
mora will accompany the King 10 the camp Minister
without portfolio.
commanio.iIon hal been interrupted between Brs.c,s
and The Venetian provino~-
psschlsrs had been closed
rIopsSB. June is, 1893
Leuers reSslysd bsss from ysnos ssss kAs Vie Ans-
The New York herald., 1866-06-28


We sre told that In ss, orlhs of spch'nt history
pre-tess temple spddenly grew beard. aud
own day shout ths ime that The Prssdsni vetoed
ne Colorado BILL Thsd Stevens heard tho prsnonisssy
rumblnss Of an earhruaks Nut va fail 10 he-s Of any
signal which proclaimed The sudden advent Of this hot
weather II upon tho city with the suddensoss Of
a tornado By comparison of tue state of tho tbsr.
momstsr al Dci.iours, u appears that on ystssdsy
t~elyotnonth stood 81 thres r. n Of ~ vbns ys-
,erdsy ., that hour stood Al " - no-sn there 4as
dirsrenoe ~ only degree Durng the night than-
der storm on which bly, reduced ubs msrsury
Coroner Cover yesterday held an Inquest ~ - r,rt
avenue the tofy Of Jacob Obrsr taborer, vbo ed
from tho effects Of the extreme hea D~eeased vss
forty eight year. of sss and native of ssissrlanh.
Ihs SANE @ coroner sso hsA - 'na - -, ~ as s.ss
brnnt Hand ahoftr tp 0J'd IN the coal yard Al tho
corner Of Thirty nrn street and hrvrs,h sv.nas vho
died from the s1etA of a4hsrOke DecsAscf ~np had
bs.n but fcw weeks lb. caunt,y, waa thirty too
year. age and native n Ireland 70 h0ih the above
os.es The jury fetnrnrd verdict of death from oosp d
saal
4 man named George Robson. thirty three years of
age overposrfei By tn extreme h~ai N r~vshiy
fourth .rart near Eleventh avenue and oonFsrsf 10
Belicsps Hospital, where hs dlcd after ainisson
The va nosined 70 bold ~ inquest
Matthew cregsn. vhils al sork fvs, ~ Wet rw~rty
thfd street North rver Yesterday aitra0on Wa over.
powered ~ tie heai and Conveyed y Va Jesa Hospital
for medical treatment
ibid named rdNard rbomps,n %. fond IN .srug
- Twenty sev1utA street sni fhfd avsnnss
ny ono u he ofosfa u be rsen,s orr' gtsensi ne.
asi sppsrraiy Hrernx from ~ heal he uAa ssni -
Hrliev ~ Hospital
Fl,A Bus,s.d .sins fe1ha prn.ra,. " 10 hat, 90
nsr q fri aroaas aAa Twenty ,aifa street ws' 'eh' -
Hamshky fsyiosE -, ,sea y believe. no.ris
lat evening strat slH 8r0 T~fss ffptn srhstsuks
John ISuahsn. residing - astehty arai s,fesi asi
Elghth aysuae usui hasf vefeftay unafniBR fsfcrnx
fron ssns,rsks sbi died sbla haH Pct nve 80 even
The Co,onsr -. no,asi ls- sn,as - heli N -
guest - Belle " Haspri II h +. art'y n a. HnfnoNn
ths sreetsss hssf nscass - s8,fssed hsss ben
esftnau fof hrfa doins osinesa a. 50 l'l sSi 10
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
The Latest.

LONDON, June IL 1859.
The entry Of the Prnssans into Saxony Is fully
1rmed, Prussia having previously declared war.
The entry or the Anstrians Is hourly expected.
The Diet held extraordinary meeting on the 10th Of
June decide tho motion by Saxony, that Austria
and Bavaria be requested 10 adopt Immediately such
Decessitated by the Prussan invasion.
Prussia has issued declaration 10 the great Powers,
jueyiug the invasion the ground that the decision
OF the Det the 14th broke up the Confederation and
the law Of selfpreservaton compelled Prussia 10
herself against the neigboring States In open
ceaed hostility; that che had previously offered
diti0nal alliance, which was rejected.
REPORT OF A BATTLE.
The Paris Press publishes report that the first
gagement took place the loth near Leipsic.
The mmor was unconhrmed.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
Hungary.

PRsTH, June IL, 1860
To-day the Lower House Of the Hungarian Diet, after
animated discussion rejected the proposed address 10
the Emperor praying that hts Majesty would take meas
ures to relieve the present distress among the poorer
classes in Hungary.
The debate has lasted two days.
The decision Of the House will be embodied in reso-
luton
n. C0omon Tisza stated that there was no hope OF
the Hung constitution being restored by the states
men who compose the Austrian government
N. Ghyczy made speech, In which be declared his
belief that II only possible TO save the monarchy by
restoring 10 the Hungarians their constitution
This opinion met with marks Of general assent from
the House.