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houses should be swept up and cleaned
every morning by eight o'clock, and in
addition should be thoroughly washed
up with water until every scrap Of dirt
and grease has been carried away, and
then chloride of lime should be used I'M
sparingly to chase away the smell Of de-
cayed vegetable matter and putrid meat
that now is so strong. We noticed that
the north market, as late as nine o clock,
yesterday, was still surrounded with the
debris of the mornings work, and that
cabbage leaves, and other refuse green
stuff, was scattered about in great prefu-
sion, and even at that early hour gave
evident signs of succumbing to the inau-
ences of the sun, having been bleached
into hasty decay. The stencil thus
created, as our readers may we'll believe,
is anything but healthy, and unless the
nuisance is sbated we may prepare for
cholera or something worse.
north ALABAMA SUPFERERs.-Rev
Mr. Morrow is now in our city soliciting
subscriptions for the suffering poor OF
Morgan county, Alabama, and we hope
our citizens will respond to the appeal
in a generous. manner. He brings docu-
ments from eminent gentlemen repre-
senting the suffering of these people as
terrible, and calls to our mind the fol-
lowing from Dickens Cradle Song of
the Poor"
Hush, / cannot bear TO see thee
Stretch thy tiny hands in vain:
have got no bread TO give thee.
Nothing child, to ease thy pain.
When God sent thee first to bless me.
Proud and thankful too, was !;
Now, my darling, l. thy mother.
Almost long'st TO see thee die.
Sleep, my darling thou art weary;
God is god, but life is dreary.
have seen thy beauty fading.
And thy strength sink day by day
Soon. know vii, want and fever
Famine makes thy mother reckless.
Hope and Joy are gone from me;
l could suffer all. my baby,
Had but a crust fer thee.
Sleep, my daring-thou art weary
God is good, but life is dreary.
| AN wasted, dear. with hunger
And my brain is sore oppressed;
have scarcely strength to press thee.
Wan and feeble to my breast.
Patience, baby, God will help US.
Death will come TO thee and ne;
He will take us to his heaven.
Sleep, my darling-thou art weary;
81 Ia cd hnf 70 IL
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ELECTION NOTICE

The qualified voters Of the city Of Memphis
are notified that polls will be opened at No.
Engine House. on Adams street, and No. In :
zine House. on Shelby street. on the 9TH day Of
July, 1855, between the hours Of 10 am. and >
PM, when they are required to vote Tor OF
10 the amount Of $50, 900 70 fund the due debt
Of the city, and $500. 200 for the Improvement
Of streets, ETC., in accordance with the ordi-
is5-lm JOHN PARK. Mayor.
lust RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ITALY
80 Boxes Maccaroni.
Casks Wine. Na1ionale.
lO0 Gallons Sweet Oh.
- - VHCCARo 4 MAsSA.
jsls-lw 7sJsasrson st., CPD. r. Q. buhuh9
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The WILD FRESHMAN Patrick Gala
CHER, whose cavorting around the streets
in fantastic costume, with tin trumpet
and rusty sword has attracted the atten-
ton of many, was arrested yesterday for
disorderly conduct This morning he
was fined by the Recorder and will have
to work thirteen days on the chain gang
ere he can fix himself up for dress-pa
rade.
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IGOR SALE.-l2A ACRES OF LAND ON THE
Il fernando road. four miles south Of the
city one of the most desirable LOIS in the coun-
try. For particulars apply to Il. WHITMORE,
or to M0NSARRAT. LANlER * co. Irving
Block,
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ST. GEORGES SocIETY.-About three
months since the Englishmen in our city
organized society for the purpose Of
giving relief to such oftheit eountrymen
in this city as might need it. Since
then the st. Georges Sosiety has been
steadily increasing in numbers, thus pro-
yiding more funds for the benevolent
purposes intended on its establishment
At meeting, on Monday evening last,
the following gentlemen were elected
officers: H. Z. Green, President; j.
Thomas, Vice-President; Thos Hunt,
Second Vice-President; Ed. Reilly,
Treasurer Thos Cox, Financial Score
tary; Charles William Rand, Recording
Secretary.
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FOR LEASE.

EOR LEASE OR SALE-A LARGE VA
il cant Lot on corner of Tennessee, Vance
and Clinton streets, South Memoirs, admirably
located for a cttton shed or storage warehouse.
Apply TO S. M0SBY,
jes.lw Over No. 30 Front street.
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Coz. of Main and Monroe-Good Idea

A BEAUTIFUL CAKE. are requested
by the ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church to return their thanks to the Off
GERS of the Adam Jacobs for the magnifi-
cent cake sent by them rs a contribu-
ton to the fair now being held in the
Court street Tabernacle. The cake re
fleets the taste and liberality that has
always distinguished the officers Of this
boat, and will stand mute bu, express
sive monument Of their taste at the fair
tonight
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The Glory of Man is straightforward.
the nervous and debilitated should Immediately
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu. je4-lm
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CANDIDATES.
FOR SALE.

E0R sALE.-SO OK IS ACRES OF GOOD
Il rich, timbered land. lying within 200 yards
Of Horn Lake depot the timber good; two
building sites IL miles from Memphis. A bar
gain can be had if application is made soon.
Amply TO the undersigned at Horn Lake depot.
Miss. d Tenn. r. X.
ialD-1ws I LESTER
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Manhood and youthful vigor are regaised by
Helmbold's Extract Buchu. je5-lm
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JOIN RusHrOS, jig dancer-GOOd Idea.
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Shattered Constitutions restored by Helm
bold's Extract Buchu. je4-lm
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rDs 80 asys sss sss rss " msryss hsv ors~~er.
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sr>-sss ts'Aa4s u.fsa ~ ,sssv' ssrsss Gecssy..
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On r~v.ssi fssiafors sfrs ss4 sss.rr ssys f,.,s
sssrss~t 10 ,Spsisws.., ss.sislas rr.ytoss, "A.
f's.-'s,~s 70 vss .-.ssss r.s~sex 10 A. ssy ssst
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THE CHILEAN QUESTION.


Suspected Privassrrs on, abe Coast OF
sputn-Rctn force nenfs for the spa plsh
Squadron tn the Pacific.
Madrid tpey 2sicouespondeuce ofthr iondon rsules
" the rumor- current here since yr,erday prove " he
we'll grounded II y not nnlis ely thai Spain Will res
TO rue III" day IN which she rusfed bundefinc
blus,ernx soldier with abe hpanssennto her dipIons
hc affair or ~ other WORDS In which she sent ont Ad
rial Parcjs 10 pick huaflel with Chile. The ntclli
gence spread yesterday ma, spseiops tieQ rS'f mp
pp>f ID s3bssaser hca ,cer csouf N. wd,e4 ri
~ ra Io~s urs d,scrbod a caesatsr1tfe
hardly know bow fsr ti.ase fenrs tnay be allayed
by the assurance gwen by the government, that ~
measures have been and viii be taken Which may he IA
the power Of The aulhoras nd which psy be required
nv crcumS snccs IN order 10 actively aud efficiently
protect the mercantile navy ~ a snas against ~ Il
lacks OF Chilean cDusairS The CoaSyc.ode Cods aoes
not seem quito ssIsed with this oclal declaration, and
would like to know 'wha, arr the means the govern
has employed nt~nds to employ. towards prn
tecting spanish merchant ess- IN all sesss'h agaius
all aftackkY'
Nothing is ,aid to the n.nies OF the men of.wsf
upon wbch the sccisl du, ~ the profr ton ~ The
spanish commerce is 10 devOlye An W know o. that
fhe frgse Amansa II 10. leave for he pciHs The
sloop consnelo s boun 70 Moneveo and TIE steamer
Isabel Caiolica is de stned 10 Havana.
The Madrid papers give iolsrshiy Ions M OF pri1ss
made by the bio adm squadron OF Adnrs Psrcja or
The chilean eosst The whole OF the spsnsh prs- aud
especially those oprcs tion Journals whcu nd hfhsro
been denoanene ihe rssnne-s OF the Eos ernment Ina
involving tho country ia the Isrihr, tndcr pre-
s~nt circumstances No., f1sfy ~oaasd rsfg J.fsrsn
1e aud oaiy sspves~ n~r srSs ie, ns gorsrrassf
mould loo ptsssrviyyo scJ Httc haris a. Bef nfg
Pwsy, and acr,p ,otpres.fs d,apa,osye ne ,osor
rec rrsvnsd tdws>T y Soris
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Withdrawal OF the French Troops.
The London f.se, in editorial ON Nesican arairs,
.rsu 70 tsai Napoleon -W psar>nbg ,rfhdvuW
Icv and urges America the Of all cfrncd
IN ouietiy await the result and absialn from neon.
.,dersto expressions on the subject
The 4 nj emant thai ~ Nonfhoou, French Ambassador
a. W.ahinatop had despatched the First secretary of
.,d ia wexiro. was cansng considerable comment and
.naas,pesa The Paris Frsncs den& the rnmor. Ac-
sord,ng 70 the paper " ~ oniboiou has no,
made anv declaratiun OF iutenfSto leave washing
ton in case fedrral Representative rccrediied ~
JuareE
frro,r the oay article. London Tines, Dec. -
ha paris Ms,.0rso Dpor,agpe confadicts the recent
,.,nants in the New York papers Of the abandonment
~ chihuahua and Sonora, and asserts that the move-
~ .,s az he Frupch troops have, the contrary, been
.I,h the view prevent Juarez and biz followers RON
,sh which ,he American people receive the ahes asily
sn.ed 40 them the Mexican question by me 'afons
,rs,e seems 70 surrass al previous eramples 81 the
,.sa STATES 6ouds on the 21h experienced fresh
.,sa. ~ nearly one per cent partly on acoount d al
go IN The premium gold a New York, aud parity
from shreaseninws ot rupture vmb fr.nce on 'he
s - ,,cy - a The slightest importance ns eDnrse
- -. ~ r~fAsv 0s Pvsrdsnl nor Ne ncloyrfs ~
-I -~s~ ,~I.ysS 10 isroirs hs-essires IN any refs
ecsbs On bsioT If a< -gsled s-crsA1 ~ ns~ 'srs
ns~ss,.s vecr,srysssvssef ef ns k>z'cs~ v5sbis
Tv,sr,. ma 81 oorespondsnce cf The Aassbtss
- ' Gazette.l
-. s,c,c,,ssc aren't for Mexico n De Hessfsld pro
sSs< sssw a. av~ nsck Brsses and there no osop'
hsz M. ,oornsv wss relative 70 The AnsuiAn snrulusne
= nsr,eo y fsca shsre !. no ssusb ~ ns nsfe%sn' %
- - usRss 4n10 HlnseE ~ PT~~ ~
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. IN 1lartrs slspiclon Or estbrssk smous the
HsI rednis "a toaihgsdgs sasps to BE- haunting tho
od clais " bs Iouer ward Of isnsrk shre. rlbce rat
urdty righh Ars hliv ~ The sodeTy IN Hamiitsr and
Aiso Jn Glswos barracks have heen kept UNDER
kscfel Af1geHce he'd the ofclsi w al. course
~ lat eeA tl~t ri.tDg being ooncerled
fhcfr ADL inl"fsned ftbefsIs. snd. whefher
fu1pdef y some anal basls " iact nr
ton. pfclullnns taA ~ avaii " chef
tonsa'As hokas ofdslsa MY w ormcn ~ b.
ipcatea 10 ~ siciDHy. and IN ad4iflon IN tbess
enc hurfd men Ia sAssos bsuacss snd iaFge bssiy
pf Tie uyh % haDilins onasr nrrns. Tue fmrro
bdtify Of infthng biyOnd drunken incidental ~
the fatsein Oi ysaT taxing plsca makes these pre-
sautionaft fnsufcs look rthef stranae Frxvsnton ~
taure, tsayg bsttss ihAn cufss but tbe Hf~raiAn
Mid ia ~ luraiy must be- rhDd beyond al parallel
u Lao tniifs uod any INTENTION 70 indllrs N
sanght ouccnattutssi antborly % ,hn prace abiding
part ~ - feaiD What reasoh ne county auibo
fhn nay rAt ior Asins tb~-s eAshI~ - cannos
say prkT al~nfe beiHz InsiDisnrd uli scsaslou
for soaa~ srne the chsfs u the rolire force fsv.
had tter senflon dfectd % prUbabs peuan organisa-
tians ~ ~ and otLer distssci= e The country ~
seorge Orc. 4 10 also said, comfsans,.i the f<rd
Advosate " names add aercnptsrs of three rnrn
usn-atsnu rebians Who bod be~n oosunnlssion~f 70
wy shat cs>)d ~ de1s adv.aeans tt~ csars smans
tht fDsA nns's, navvrr, and thew kndref ciss~ ir
scotinnd 10 chefs of police ln parta ~ the
eosnuy vet directed 10 b. on the ioysoet for s.y
pcio1s movfnent among tbo~s whe could supposed
W oynpsthk sah bsaisnssn. rhs scsiob of The a..
uorisies in Ls instance msy have prpfn pssa W
sprns slsps,os efram.t&nces whcb harr thssr
srgws<dA- The seghsorhoed o. cos'triass Nsys
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and won The last great battle Of hundred ngntA ant
takes pride Ia praisng him and on sherman no ponriy
u butte of his unbounded aaimutiou: bat ~ wo nav
d,ers Il IA necessary 20 Introduce thcm here, Gcn
sra eants report will forever occupy tho attention of
/, soldiers statesmen aud cations ifiar4 pi1 ~
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srfna sessI and tom sseselsi.
Acg Mvgrrool ccrros Sihssr.,

The stfr ffisf b~i abyai 10 O b..st
kst ethtif.ny frfner tone The ti,t or tAud a~st
100 bales "a sHcss of ihs stfmstsi rns fsacs a
American 10 lts, ~ h~is4. -heb - -b0y, 600 ssiss
below me effhnats of thsi ifsfpuun.
70, Largsr sHsIff
Iospos n.f 70 suIBGs
tou-ols ciasai as sgsninE o. 90 ats2 80 NEE,
ihe hll,"u 'hs bsna u islisad no sssr.-~ss
tsos 0O1
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tna-d sia,ss are tssaihs o.. as. iss.ss-s
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80 Balloon ssas ts'isIed Itescpo. bans isss -.
Nsge dior
lAssa--a. Do ss--sasaas
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80 - sgefA-iof .Ba s,sjS " eIlorsft ~ nsfsss
tpsrs.o. and irrspnsf faw esiss 5s~rAasss mo az
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~se fssyt ss sno sss ~ srtuAi essnt a&Iy ep0
i@ss above ,is ~rtneisss isel1ains itsoo Absre-s
rnspn Kgronr
Too ~ srfhsas-f Iasrsat 10 NDady
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FuFf1Hss Tbs tnafat ssist add aa.a4y
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80 ns NoihBg aorT ,sasy s-sss . sgHssy
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OPINIONS OF Tpr pSaLIss rfvss.
fFrom the Ioudgu ront Uec 20


The trainers a the ~ ech Whch tho Qnscp of ~ N
has just delivered 81 tie opening ~ The cDtes appear
10 have been les stuc oap thn under the ,ftunstDr,
he expected gtafitnT against criticism 10 the
taragHph shish refer relations ~ their govern
ment With Chle. Tbs is perhaps ths NOR " BE- ~.
greted because ther other rofuons ~ the speech
which from unaaiisiactory Aprrr1rupA cln6ir
ing an fnfs sahoa af ~, roitps ~ ", CREDITOR, frn
p.re sbouf 10 h. hYustofed o. rfghtLs rpyosei 'v
~ hor, ariv gs arpsgiesv, n Ne pss ~ gliae IN
our dnficisr ~ ~ Tsfaree,asayicsoii aircg
Her Malctv informs her opie thai hf desire Tor peace
has been unable preveui ecounrnccnieui n hos
rlsics with he fepuhls of chile which bad on nsseiy
rrfasei ronEs done 20 The Spanish
aation dnrpr the PrfuVlsn diacuhy An arcoen' N
ue prr4ca II The wsr sud any .ytision that nay
taks pace IN sounctian herewith wl be laid be ore
arualixed tsrs tsf,aoe 10 ssbsfraftr ~ 4
-a0sngns- 10 asc-rt ~ g~graiy s,asstss n ae.,sa
pg,ceys a. spain and Chile were n-st
dom neighbox wsgbi a. hard NTH N. hule
Repubiic But spain has ,o o. 70 chile 10 ngh her
snd when Nha arge- there she may not ~ f01Dd
arunger than her enemy " - strong shlc, u an
accident happens her shH s nnd herser cmbsrrse 81
ss that distance from home psps-cssnv vii as
rovahy drd pniifcsg, paa eannaf sfeyd 20 % n ~or
wsh Chlls-perhsps with l~Asne % scutb American
states-for tr1nng eaose AMI csrse to- of which
shc herself appears 70 have hsn the author To racr
these consideration before he sifnion cf spsin 70
b. her best friend when the war begins N deyelop
Itself actively. wheber vth chi alone wrh coal
ton Of allied south American Powers ns U~a~s sfa'>s
tcosa hardly bs sbi> stat >y ,nosis d>, srr.rssy
~ not sy.dyeso 70 ,swsir nsas'rat asa qssspest
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IsAmic In Cerk.

Wrom the Nzpehsstcr Guardian Dec 30 -
eorkporetsn,s wiring from Cork lhe other from
t1otp. with rcfcrrnee % The panic which prc,a 70
rsscd IN the cors c6fnmunicaiion hai n saturday
evcdns The Imperial Hotei sras nddenty esspssd Lys
g.aas y .Saiss q adt,oa 70 .hs guard Which sinas
- - hsllsof %. Commercial Nswnoom, nsIi dcor V
postea ~ The ballroom. and two seniries, With drawn
baycihv, hsye uce guarded night and day, ths landing
pisc~ss<h~ head ~ the gnd ~ The hotel The
FIRST set that The eye of stranger entering the
motel " The srcface Of number OF armed men occupy
nr tk~stireass ~ which he must pass on his way 70
any apartments the Tie guard posted the ball
ROOM lsue tbe head or the ssircase,
tnus lander pgb. aud day, the not being sven
suffered 70 he down Ne ,sasop has been assigned ior
this ss'raordinrry frat me Correspondent Who
meDiS Sinto winch the ipiastsnts Of thai place had
sesn M @2Tr w. esxrAsf~f "" 'Agl6 M n vtaSst.T fns
Bsbi4 Avs~~s su The mhsnry arrangements and
oi3er measure aa.p'sd by sns govsrnment Tor
he fs-tsfsion ~ any suempt n outbreak which
sbe frnsns ughi BE- mad enough 70 make supposed
70 no ats tss q ecfst Information that
insurf.ctonasy movement reality contemplated.
and the eject hss been create considerable uneasness
tn publf mind some recent nspOsitiOua OF garr-
sons aud renfuc.snts despat he'd certain localities
hay. Tended 70 coDhIm The appIshenk i0Ie which
uudpeopJe enisia thai there " an uudercurrent of
ddsction whsi has not been checked by the SPECIAL
Cotnfssion The asggd discovery of ur-- " the W.
sprit luss soldiers has indu,s sd the aaho-
fiiief 70 remove a. distant quarters the tIoopr which
suppsH " bo infected, however slightly q may be-
thsi aey may bc out Of the reach ~ the The
Cork Cnf,st.o~. referring to which have pre-
vailed for -one uns DnbD respe ting the intentions
a the 'Broherbood sssnoof the renark sbie coinei-
dencs u<i the rspons circulated IN Cork and
notice be faci thai Dlmosr- &c americans who sppa.
venuy have no business ,bere bsve been going about
hnovsl Cork, a. uity undoubtedly have been through
Duba. and peeVDg with suspicious curiosity into forts
aud bAnssks. Our contemporary throws ont dark
hins What may b. especied long hot a.
not sp4cnsie on What 10 whch ne sndss we must
be conh 10 suat the OF solve HE mean.
rs se 1osanlme a b sssssus'ns 10 know, not only
that 40 FsneB csbbts sf pre.snI rather actively
stgAs knAcng their hssas sgsssf each other that
the GossvmsDt are we'll prsparcd aud length vide
s~aks ha uat the loyal of the propIs siropg
sad res0la. @noogh tssnpie ~. lA.r spsrk ~
Fsn'ssAsn nH shosl. irss1 ont 10 ssv ans t~r ''
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The consIemned Prisoners.
The convicted prisoners are being removed for sle
keeping 10 partnioof Convict Prison, England and II Is
rumored VIII bc sent to Gibraltar. t,.F
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THE BRAZILIAN wAA.
as-srs Of sgyr..ssi.s Peace -"s

lrYom The Liverpool post Doc Dl
We have rumon frvn Bssnos Ayr~s that p>~s -
sbout 70 be concluded between Paraguay and ihs sr~
through Europ~sn mediation Lopsf, frs~dsst u Fs-
rssusy hae wns 6s>Jsast, TIE parpovt ~ Which nf
known, " Pyss.dsnf Mifrs nee capitAl being pro
possd fos ths kJgsnunn OD1fsdefAiion. hs ssvs @ss
S~ sss:s = 80 - = ss7S J : is.:: =. :sss xSas
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lIDpsAs 1TSsl ~ osnsss1sSssss q she LIrsgs p,~l
ssSw~d srsn9 rsssss hssiy 70 - v~fi To-
ferssf - - seeses - sss ssssy 1sys ss cvv Ne
.sanoD1H ssunhs1 "a senns 1T sp@~hssa b1t~s
~ ~ pngA, - sshsvs I 60 a1s1 60 shno
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tDsvaa Dee ~ fse-tsondsn,~ ~ the fDnder rss1i
Ae-sr pordrm sf The Dvsv kips,r supplies the fol
lowing IN elhY@a.s from fempl~nofe wheh, n eorrec
"a, IN nsfiy obzei zee - ssria's ts'tsr' 80. renan
a thsioyrc of ths DAY here The gsrrisob slr hun
dpua h.s bern 30 w. ye~ry o. a week potcr
nj On ffrlish regiment ordsej 10 tste ~ place
saif awf triete there ~ anne truth 10 the report
nsvst cf Aom are ripp~rssy rccrnits This sofDs
sr ent .onrrred By the isrs that special trains scIe
dssshes yesterday for Ter pernors ard rsrsonstozn
ara " ~ rdrh to-day with bs Eigvrnth depot baitaliDn
winch vii bo conveyed inmedisteiy - Nery AND
EBsis Ne, 20 fepscc the ~sssieth rifst "a 10 slated
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

OF December II stated at Rio Janeiro that the allied
army was eopunung 70 advance wlthout interruption
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13
THE F. BIS IN IRELAND.
Ioxtrnoratnary Devclopnc ts-Especte
Uprising on Chrissmss Day-Dublin

|, SpLnE oh Chrissmss Day-Duniin
Dubln tDse 27) correspondence Of the Londoa rYnet
rhcrs fs % doubt that many of the tnd apple
hended FeDan rising OF Christras eve or
Christusss night ana the authorities acted az if such
apprshenaions not altogether groundless The DO
lice appeared in the streets In double force and what is
quite . nove thing in Dublin, wearing their swords
Additional precautions taken defend the Castle
end the veoteg Lodge, and II u shid that h rhoeef
kAs UWfA6s hfts1 horse and fo under orders fQlc
sradg dtA 9Cnts n0ce At Kingstown asp aud along
NC const NE southwark preparations made 10 guard
4gRnst 6ourbance The strictly confined on
Board ahe koyai 6sorge guardship and IN the eveDhg
the naval establishments shore strengthened by
ink cirver thing 10 ind fault with everything done
~ the Npvafnmcpt may ridicule hese precautions, md
NY thbV wee unnecessary, because Christmas has
psssst sva u Dublin with unusual quetncs BNt this
1seass ,a0y be tA1s cpnsequx Of ne sgective eassyys
EleS foe the defence Of seetfy and we may be sure that
'ssasss had no, been ,assn S' sadns
their duty by leaving life and property UNPROTECTED
The usis have proved that some of the Fenians, at
" lVsH.' are fsnatcat; and who can answer for the
psaceshle conduct OF political fanatics, excited, d
readiness like 0Donovan Rossa and Underwood 0'Con
sss thess who have rad about the Bristol rots or
rlew,ho even q few drunken 20 commence the
Eys st dstustion, for when mob begins TO burn and
suI 10 raan say where will stop. II Is not likely
h4A 40 outbreak ~as really intended but there 8
aldaue avidonce that the Fenans Mredsned h take the
IAN atsM CArix~as Some Of these intoxicated dupcs
ngis Aave mistaken their orders and " they fonnd that
hs suthontias were slumberng a street or village
nht ssvo been ~ flames before anything could be done
70 stoO tho conrasration. Those who slept soupdly
because tcy knew that armed men were on guard all
nghi FOR rhsr protection the least migrate
nj, when tbey charge The authorities with creating
From the Manchester Guardian, Dec. 90
The autslitlss ia Ireland continue 10 act as II they
we're in pos ossion or secret Information OF design
The port or the FeniaDs 10 risk conflict with the govern.
neat. Additional troops are being thrown into tho
d'unir and Pr Hugh Rose Is, doubt, ready for
my emergency There has, 80 far been no disturbance
y the public pcace, and one, at least Of the Dublin
pnnas appeato he Of opinion thet the danger against
shc the gov eminent " guarding Is fnced rather than
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