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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Germania, from Southampton
on the 18th instant has arrived at New York
Ihe Times says an opinion seems TO have
arisen, that AFTER last weeks experience, no
serious attempt will be made TO oppose the
seven pounds franchise. La France believes
that the rumors of an expected imperial mes
sage, and the issue OF a ne W loan is unfounded
ana should Rouher be Questioned on the poll-
cy Of the Government, he will only repeat ms
Sd of May declaration. Marshall O'DopuelI
has expressed apprehensions that 1866 will not
ritory
The passport system has been introduced in
Austria The Emperor has started for the
neadq quarters OF the north. The Minister Of the
interior has been deputed by the King TO reply
10 the various addresses IN favor of peace. The
convocatlon OF the HolsteIn estates by Austria
mas not been annulled. The Austrian ambas
sacor has rot left Berlin.
The popular indignation in Bavaria against
Prussia continues. Efforts are being made TO
lnouce the King 10 change the Ministry, who
MAINTAIN the policy of declaring against the
rover that shall commence war. Austria
protested against the entry of the Prussians
Into hols'ein, declaring such TO be IN violation
oI tue Gasueh Convention. The Prussians
nave occupied three important points and
VIII immediately occupy three others Prussia
has appointed Baron SchesI Plesseu Prasldsnt
OF SchleSwig holstein. He has issued 4 proc
iaInauon declaring that General MonteufTrI
twho has arrived at Itzqhoe) will proceed
against any act which Prussia regards "a
Illegal on the part OF the former Government
or the estates about 10 meet The opening OF
'he estates is expected with much ANXIETY
Prussia will not permit the meeting in any
part OF Holstsin. Monteuflel has issuad a
proclamation stating that the King of Prussia
intends, in conformity. with tue prInciple of
Ihr uhlly OF both DuchIes, 70 convoke the
estates OF Sches g-H olstein In order to pre-
pare this unityTh necessary preparation for
conyocatioU has been made
Consols, s8haeG&: fivP-.wen'ies, CO s2C5l.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DB
SrRICKLAND,S PILE REMEDY.

Mr.. Glass, of Jsnesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with An aggre-
waited case of Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army as lncurable, he being quite para
yzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle OF Dr. STRlUkLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. Strickland ought to convince those sTffer-
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. d IL
sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by }. W.
MARIN d CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIAEI, 81 Pa
avenue and sO2 Ninth street. oc 7S-ly
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SKNATR.-On Saturday afternoon. the tax
bill being under consideration
Mr. EdmnnGs offered an Amendment, which
was adopted, providing that the tax upon bank
circulation shall not be assessed upun any
bank whose total circulation does not exceed
the amount allowed by the act TO provide for
p RATIONAL currency. &c.
MT Davis offered an amendment to reduce
the tax on whiskey TO S.50 per gallon on and
after the first of November next, and to 9
per gallon on and after the first of April 1867
The amendment was disagreed to.
Mr.. Hendrick offered an amendment that
when railroad, canal, or other company
owing accrued interest on its indebtedness is
unable TO pay the same, the tax OF five per cent
ON its coupons shall not be exacted until il is
able 10 pay the interest on its Indebtedness
Adopted.
The Clerk Of the House here appeared and
announced the death of the Hon. James Hmm
phrey, of New York, member of the House.
and communicated the resolutions passed by
the House.
Mr.. Morgan paid a tribute to the virtues Of
the deceased. and offered a resolution anneun-
cling the sincere regret Of the Senate and their
sympathy with the family of the deceased, and
that the Senate do now adjourn; which was
adopted. Adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL VISITORS AT DREfD Hill
PAEK-Ihe House of Representatives last
week adopted a resolution instructing one OF
= committees 10 inquire into the e-ppdiency
OF purchasing large park Tor the city of
as ashInCton. III which a new Executive Man
SION should bo erected etc In conseuue-,,,. n
this action, Hon. Charles r.. Phelps invited
several OF the members Of the House 10 visit
our heau'ItGl Druld Hill, and Hon. John H.
Hlc'. OF Name, Chairman OF The Committaa on
PuhlIc Grounds; Hon. Geo IL. Latham. OF
West Virginia: Hon. Stephen r. Wilson. of
Pennsylvania: Hon. Samuel Shellabaryer and
non. NJ walker, of Ohio: Hon. Addison H.
Laiiin. Hon. L. :. Hale aud Hon Daniel Nor
ris. of New York and Hon. Charles A TId-
ridge, OF Wisconsin. accompanied by Mayor
Wallach, of Washington; b BFrench. ESQ
commissioner OF Public Buildings and other
gentlemen, visited Baltimore on SATURDAY. for
thls purpose. On arr! living ri Camden Station
at noon. the delegation was met al the depot
by the Mayor, lson. John Lee Chapman. and
Bon. John J.. Thomas, Jr, and Hon. c. Z
Phelps. The Mayor welcomed them to Ralti
more. and expressed his regrets az ihe absence
OF the senate Committee on Public Grounds
who were also expected 70 have been present
AFTER being seated in carriages provided for
the occasion. the visitors Were driven TO the
residence Of Hon. Mr.. Phe ps on Futaw
square, where a snmptuous collation. of the
good things of life had been provided bv that
gentleman. Here an hour was pleasantly
spent.
The company then drove 20 Druid Hin PARK.
and ut the Matsion House were received NV
essrs Chapman ard Hooper, of the Park
Oo1nmlssioDers. Under the direction of Mr.
sullivan, the superintendent. a tour of the
PARK was made, and all its manv points of
beauty and interest visited. On returning N
the Mansion House refreshments were proyi-
ded the gnests in one of the dining rooms of
the Messrs. Thonsons' establishment. and
brief speeches were made by the visitors and
thelr entertalDers.-Bdt. american.
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$50 sAVhNrH STREET. 452
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY.

$50 sAvENrH STREET. 452
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY.
have recently enlarged nv store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
ingly enlarged my stock of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HAN9INGS, Of foreign and domestic
manufacture,
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons. &c.,
B0RDERS, CENTRRS. MEpALLIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl, Stone,
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of different
widths, in Green, Blue, Buf, and White, and
Wsrranted genuine Scotch,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, rAsSELS, &C.,
TABLE and ST AIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very large and complete stock Of
sQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, In
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony.
FRAMES Of every description made to order.
NB-I have also aided to my store q small
PiCrURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs ana the public are invited to call
and inspect the few
'eeoD PICTURES
which have onhand.
Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, yet
earnestly solisit their continued favors and sup.
port. L. J. ROTHROCK,
A5O and asa, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
- 4
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LIprR AIIsM IN RELIsIoN.-Ina recent letter
10 "The Friend newspaper published by
tba Soc,ety of Frends in this city, the poet
Iohn a. Whittier, states his religions belief
He savs be regards Chrisfianitv as a life rather
han 4 creed, and in judging Of his fello men,
can use no other standard than that which the
TsibIe gives us-"Bv their fruits ye shall know
,hem., The only orthodoxy he is specially
in reeted in, ne saws. s that Of .ife and prac-
tjce:,, and Of the theme Of human destiny he
copiinues, al dare not dogma'ize, but wait the
a unfolding of the great mystery In the Arm
faith that whatever may be my own particular
allotment God will do the best for ALL"
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C0LGATEs AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcERIN
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES' and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. fes-eolv
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can oonscientiousl3 recommend to those sui
fer.ng fr0n q distressing cough, DR. ST2iCK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAN
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is witha
not disagreeable to the taste There Is no doHht
but the Mellifuous Cough BalsRm is one OF the
best preparations in use, and ali that its prop-i
etor claims for 1t. We have tried Ii during the
past Ecek, and found relief from most distressing
cough. It's prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. ia
sycamsre street, Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale By
Druggists. Bold by ]. ". NAIRN b 90, also AZ
YATES Drug Store, end CHAS. OHRlSTT-
AM y. 317 Pa, svenue and S0J Niuth street.
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INpENNIry.-Mr. Gait successfully moved
in the Canadian Assembly that the United
States be called upon to idemnify them for ex-
troubles. Mr. Chambers, OF Brockville, op-
posed the motion, asserting IN the course OF his
remarks that the United States could at any
moment "absorb the Canadas" and it was
worse than folly on their part to do anything
to irritaie us. Mr. Gait loces sight Of the fact
that American and not Canadian soldiers
brought the Feuian invasion to a speedy end
Had il not been for our intervention, the
Miiesian warriors would have overrun the
provinces, and doubtless been quartering in
the House of Assembly. As far as indemnity is
concerned. they shonid remunerate Us for the
heavy expenditures incurred on this side of
the line instead of our paying any bonus 70
them.-N y. Commercial Advertiser.
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NEW SYSTEM OF EMBALMING.-The French
papers speak Of a new system of embalm NJ.
the in veption of Mr. Audigier. II differs f-om
the systems hitherto in use in the manner OF
introducing the preservatiye liquid. Hereto
fore, IL has been necessary TO make incisions
in the body for this purpose, but NJ And'gier
introduces IL by the mouth, and also ruhs the
skin, with a vegetable powder, impregna ted
with the same liquid. The latter part of the
process is not absolutely pecessary, aud the
smbalming may Ne performed after the body
has been placed IN the coffin. The Official re-
port stafes that alter the lapse oftwelve uaonths
bodies which had been Submitted TO the peo<.
cess were In perfect state OF preservaf3Q1<
the flesh having become rs hard as wood.
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MOTH AND FREOKLES.

Ladies afflicted with Discoorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use p Err
RY's celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t is irfslible. Prepared by DR.. b. O. Perry, Der
matologist, 40 Bond st., d. Y. Sold by all drug
gists In w sshi ngton and elsewhere. my ls-eo3m
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LAYING OF CORNER SToNr.-Ihe corner
stone of the Academy for young ladies now in
course Of erection near ST. Aloysius church,
was laid yesterday afternoon by Rev. b. r.
Wiget, 5. j. About quarter past o'clock, the
Sunday school Of ST. Aloysius church marched
In procession 10 the rear OF the new academy
where a stand was erected for the use of the
of the heat, but few persons other than the
teachers and pupils OF the Sunday school,
were in attendance. Rev. Father Wfeet de-
lyered a brief but very interesting address TO
the youth and children, and Concluded with
a PRAYER. After which he proceeded 70 the
corner Of the building, close by which the
stone laid, and accompanied by the ceremo-
nies of the church, provided for the occasion,
he deposited within the corner stone a lin box
containing the following articles: An in scrip
ton stating that the stone was laid June 2sth.
Reverend John Martin Spalding of Baltimore,
Archbishop, and under the administration OF
andrew johnson, President Of the United
States, and Richard Wallach, Mayor Of the
city OF Washington. Rev. Edward McColran
being ecclesiastical Superior and Sister A.
kinson Mother Superior Of the Sisters of the
Convent. Also, q list containing The names
OF the Reverend Fathers and the Sisters OF the
Community. The newspapers deposited in
the stone Were the last numbers OF the Boston
Pilot. Baltimore Catholic Mirror, cofholic Fisi-
tor, and Saturdays edition OF the daily news
papers Of this city, besides tive aubrotypes OF
clergymen and several pieces Of United States
coin. Tne lid OF the stone was then adjusted
with cement, and the stone was set The wall
OF the academy was built up 70 the height OF
about eight feet, and the brick work was re-
moved AT the northeast corner 10 admit the
stone.
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Two SUICIDES A DAY IN vEsSA-Last
April there were sixtv five attempts CT suicide
in NFnna. Forty-seven were by men. fifteen
by women, and three by children from nine TO
hereea themselves, fifteen drowned theu-
selves, eleven took poison, i've cut their
throa,s two shot themselves. and seven died
Of self inflicted staos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~DUTCHERs LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes quick work with flies, and II commenc ed
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations
Get butcher b only lie IL colin
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CLOTHING, DO.


C o T h u H aI
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Warrington and the public generally that have
onhsnds
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER oLoTHINaI
Consisting Of
Light and Brown Cass. suits,
Lieht and Brown Cass. Suits
Light and Brown Cass. suits.
Zine Blue Flannel Suits,
rine Blue Flannel salts
Fine Blue Flannel ssits.
Light and Fancy Cess. Pants and Vests,
Light and Fancy 6sss Pants and and vests, sss,
white and Brown Linen Duck Suite,
bite and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
white and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
Fine Black Cloth Frock Csats,
Fine Black Ololh Frock Costs,
Zine Black Pants and Vests,
Fine Black Pants and vests
Fine Black Pants and Vests.
Youths and Boys' Clothing,
Youths aud Boys CIotbins
Youths and Boys Clothing,
white Linen Bosom shirts,
white Linen Bosom shirts,
White Linen Bosom Shirts,
Undershrts aud Drawers,
Unde rshirts and Drawers,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Neck Ties and Soarfs,
Neck Ties and Scarfs,
Neck Ties and Scsrfs,
ANDA
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
FURNISHING GOODS.
AL the above goods are made and trimmed in the
atest New York styles and equal to any custom
made garments. Thankful to the public for past
Isvors, 1 respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same.
a STRAUSS,
FASHIO NABLE THEIR.
FENNA. AVENUE,
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tT,O ZEE MASONIC FRATERNITY.

ANasonic CHART, embracing all Of Masonry
as 10 known In this coubtry, will be fennd by ma
ct p, J. belIsw Co.'s, Ne. SO 7th ST., between
Ua1d K. The Masonic = aternity are requested
40 csll and examine and lie the best Judge for
them,elves, as tar the value OF the picture and
us msirm psl1m are coHIs HrNRY % HUMPHREYS. Ag.nt
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SURELT STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
SM0LANDER EXTRACT BUCKU
SUE ELY,
STEADILY,

SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
SM0LANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DIsBAsR, RHKUMArIsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcBssEs OF ANY KIND
GONE, YE AFFLICTED
TRI sMOLANDsRs
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price s1. D. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb l0-ly
SECRET DISEASES.
skMR1TANs GIFT III tmost ertaiB, sefe and
efectual lremedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty fou hours. No mineral, no
paisain, no mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken. IL
10 the soldier hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS. w.
sAMARITAN's Roor AND HERB JUIcRs-A positive
snc permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia, Ulcers,
Sores Spots, letters, &c Price 81 25 per bottle
Sold by b. q. Fsrd See advertisement. my5
MsInlng and instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. j.
SkiLLIN HQUGHT0N, Howard Association,
- = op Io-onA
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VEHP CoOLI KEEP 00OLll
PURE ICE CREAM - PER GALLON.

The subscriber desires to call the attention Of
bf3friends and the pp bile generally to his hne
Forsieu and Dome site FRUITS OF all kinds. Ex.
cursions, Parties and Weddings Furnished at short
notice. esN - y0HE W. RIeHrsrINE,
nv Him. No. 400 Mass. ave., near lethst.
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AMUSEM MENTS.

0nVNkh'S
OF JOHN +. FORD.
The Brilliant and p OCULAR
MISS L0rTA.
In the Spectacle Of the
SEVEN SISTERS.
The Favorite Comedian,
NIX. u. B. BlSHO Top as............ MRS. PLUTO
NIB. T. HAMILTON. ARTHUR ST6NNEK
The piece Drc Suced with new Scenery, new Cos
tnmts. Grand March and Drill BY Corps o.
fHos * C..' aans
ONE OF THE GREATEST WONDERS OF
" the world, TWO CHILDREN, outrivaling the
Slamese Twins, having two heads, four arms and
enly two less-a most wonderful freak Of nature
to be exhibited at 245 Penna. av, south side, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, for few days only,
from 10 O'Clock a. m. to7p.m. je2l-6t.
THE GREAT UNION GIFT CONCERT
TO BE DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATER, WASHINGTON, DO,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2a, 1866.
Number of Tickets Issued, ,l25, ,oOO Price 81 Each
10000 VALUABLE GIFTS. WORTH sl2s,2u
WILL BE PTRESEHTE1 HhSnrps TO TICK
This is the greatest isducemept ever offered TO
a
LIST OF GIFTS.
Gift in 10 0OD
in 7.sOU s. Bonds. .........-.: GSS
In GIeeIbscks.-.......---. .-.-.......-. 2Oc0
1900 Gifts in Greenbaeks: si 400
Three story Brick House on Sd street
east, between Massachusetts avenue
and north g, Capitol Hill, Washing
IFine Lot adjoining the above residence ''"''
p0Ith, A. feet front By s5 deep to an
Nine sqrare Grsnd Pisnos at 8 100 each. 5 Meioo
ae0ns 81 500 each, 81 Cents Gold Watches at
sz3o each u Ladies Diamond Watches at $40
American Hunting-case Watches at SIS each, az
Sewing Machines from $50 to 8 100 each 10 Silver
plated Tea Sets at S75 each, 10 Silver Castors at
Gold Rings from SIS to $40 esch, 2,csj Gold Pens,
IN boxes, At SIS each 5000 Gold lined Goblets aud
Cups at 50 each. 900 Pair Gents, Gold Sleeve
Cutlery, &c, from 81 te SIS each in ali 80 600 gifts
the total value Of which is Sl23 z9I.
tba vi VIII take place after the Concert on
witnessi il. A committee will be appointed by the
auelenee TO snperintend the same. All pu rchasers
drawing soon as published Parties holding
tickets will retain them until after the drawing
snc u tneir nu nher appears in the list of drawn
ateiy, with full directions as TO the shipping Of
goods or monies Tickets for sale at the principal
hotels: BOOK and mutic stores in the city, AMI at
our etce, $40 Pennsy vania avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets. Price 81.
Good and reliable agents wanted in every CITY,
. town .nd village in the United States. to whom
quired.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES,
Any party procuring club Of five or more names
Tor tickets and forwarding us the money for the
VIZ:
WE WILL SEND
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In every case send the name and post Office ad.
Money by draft. p. q. order, express, or in RAG
istered letters, may be sent at our rick.
All communications should he addressed to
VINCENT. BUTERFJELD 90.
$40 Pa. sv., Washington, ID c..
Z. o. Lock Box 90.
The proprietors will donate to the directors of
the National Orp hans' Institution 81 90.
REFERENCES:
Hon; Themas Hood, Madison, Wisconsin.
n. Walker, Esq., Adrian, Michigan
p BRADLEY, ESD, Chicago, Illinois.
,, D. A: Weinberg, importer Of VI atche,, Chicago,
Nd Ellsworth, ESQ, Washington. q.
Hon. VIM. Butterfield, New York
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Michigan.
General Charles T. CanpbsiI, Wankesha, Wis
Major Enoch Totten, Washington. DC.
y. b Eldredge, Esq. Adrian, Siehigsz.
VIM gi1n, ~ Esq, late U. s. Navy Agent. Wash
NB.-Editors Of country papers are authorized
to act as our agents and they <il be allowed full
commission on all tickets ordered, whether for
hrensh nen os .a4 may shis
vertisement are requested. my 81 SIAM w ,Tjyi.
G10fEsasa EaaIE ISfhhnHAsEsS BHnk sskEESwrnr a
o orLEAsthi a sAspns, a
Corner SaTfT1Ii n fth s1d 4 Hff.s Sirsef'' e
Dancing every MONDAY commencing at o'cI'k
D. m my I'm
pROFs. J. W. Il. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ~
Our Glasses yill be continued during the sum.
TUEsDAY, MAY 90. 1866.
p, r..,!o Day; s;::s: I'D As.,s s 3 e H...e:;
Friday afternoons, from 4 to s O'Clock.
Genslemens Glasses. same evenings, from 8 to 10
Fer further Information. amply duyfnu the honr.
Of tuition or address 9 note to the Academy mys-iy
, 1866-07-10

Excatenaeua In London n-AnI1esy lS
Hear she LAteat Nesgs frnm shn Scat
Of WRr-BfaursEard said to Have
offered His Services to 1tnly-0. n.
Ssna<FN En- Route FUR Eur1aa}&f'r
Headquarters
Correspondence y. 7. world.J
LoHpoS, june ~
Ton hzyr ro conception Of the exel,e,ncpi whc,r
the prrseat romcnt. From the hicaest to iho low
topic OF conversation. II Il aims IN unpo oslhll,y
10 think ercn OF ANYTHING else. TIT morning and
e1culug papets arc suatea.d up Wlia hungry ssoeu.
the,r pennies aud "tuppenics." ssarm soand The
adysz1lsIre boards red the laesr events faio Of
true, which ars said to havs occurred thai day
en- Of all tanEs aye noceln, Or are tun!ng 10 ock
to the Seat OF WaE, and many arc enltsun. uudcs
Ganhaldla banner, who. you would hare thoneht.
III Il ir M sx wso ~:
long made England their home, are leaytn. alt to
9,>e Hhst AID they CAP TO itaiy's great c,use.
offer his sword and Tito 10 bay. Some ot Your
eoun.tsmen arc FOREMOST % shis Nst. General
=; sna g.? x P'S e. M HI.
der. Is already On hi. way 10 losn Garb4idi IN ths
is universally thoueht. Prussn has IN ,macnse
fo1ce at her command. but hcz funds not SUM-
cant 10 mam'a!n 1t long The sans NAV be sa1d
economically. that dstase hal broken ont
AMONGST them, which threatens 10 cnu1u1, a. nucn.
II nol more dam ase ,han even Tbs was iIse, II moi
speeolly checked; 30 that II they relily intend 10
do any a:htirg. they must hegin soan: eoa*s-
quepsy hattie Is tisiiv. hourly expected, aad inc
tcrne OF 80 many fgh,s. will most likely w1rur-s
the 1rst encounter oet~ecp the present contendlng
armies. In the meanttMr, valuaoIes OF every
deec11ptIcn-gold. dc ie~ely, plate, pictares. c,c-
nrc being sent with ali speed 10 London ana
raris. The Hanovcriau Crown trasurcs a1rivei
he1c sone days strce. The Venetian frontiers arc
eicted; exceptions only bein; tnado In Glvoz OF
those strangers who may wish 10 return 10 their
oNn country. The North German railway eonmu-
nicsnon. however. ID not interrupted. Ia Venice
den wi see few r1sitos. this year, -, account OF
ine war, the gaming table viii not he opened, nor
Will any eoncert take plnce a: the k1rh1ns. The
theatres In Holland are also closed. not. account
OF the par bnt account OF the cholera, which -
still raging itaruly In ROTTERDAM and other Du'ch