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The Peace Treaty With Austria.
at Vienna On the ss consists Of
articles, three protocols and supplementary article
The Publications be exchanged within fifteen days
The signature Of the treaty announced At Florence
on the 4th by salvo Of lol guns
II believed that tho King would ratfy the treaty
After the ratincaons the Austrians will svacuate We
netia and the Italians will make their entry into the
province. few days after the entry Of the Italian
troops the plebisctum will take place.
The question relative to the railway guarantee has
been sottled in accordance with the Italian proposals.
The Keeper or the Seals had notified the President Of
the Italian Senate that that body would be convoked
the lth inst - high court OF justice In order to try
in consequence OF the signature Of the treaty Of
The Milan ecolo says that General Menabrea has been
ne, not only peace but marriage ana that
to be united to the beautiful Princess Matilda Maria
Adegonda drna born July Is, 1S45, daughter Of
the Archduke Albert Of Austria.
Florence despatch says the following are tho prnc
pal conditions Of the treaty Of peace:-The mutual ex
change Of all prisoners OF war; Austria consents to the
OF veneta with Italy; the frontiers TO be coded To
Italy those which constituted the administration front
amount Of the debt assumed by Italy is thirty five mil
lions Of FORMS payable BY eleven nsaments in twenty
The Monte Lombardo Venetian is transferred to Italy
with Its actual assets and labes Its assets are
$500, 000 and its liabilities 90 0OO, 900 forms.
With regard to the Venetian railways until further
arrangement Ia arrived at, the revenues Of the
two networks Of railway north and south Of the
Alps will DO allowed TO accumulate in order to
calculate the gross revenue which should servo
basis for the valuation Of the Klomeric guarantee
The contracting parties enrage to prepare convention
which the railroad company would take part for the
separation Of the two networks and the completion Of
the unfinished railway.
. The venetians residing In Austria to have the
right OF preserving their Austrian nationality.
All objects Of art we'll the archives, belonging
70 Venea, will b. restored without exception The
iron crown OF Lombardy will also be given up TO Italy
The treaties which formerly subssted between
Austria and sardins will again come into force for
for the restitution Of the private property belonging
the Italian princes which has been sequestrated by
tho Italian government, with the reservation Of the
rights Of the State, onethrd. complete amnesty
will be accorded BY both Austria and Italy all persons
army, and TO persons compromised BY their political
conduct.
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french Accounts.
PANS, Oct 5--Evening.
The Pafrx OF this evening publishes . telegram from
Canea according TO which Kirilli Pasha had issued
second proclamation, announcing that numbers OF the
Inhabitants had already submitted to the Turkish author.
ties, and extending the term within which the insur-
gents called upon TO lay their arms 70 the 10th
Of October
The Situation I'm Grccce-Interc-ts Of the
Great rowers-Confcrencc al the Marquis dc
Mou-tier With the king-News from the seat
efWar-Reiistess Ceremonies In Athens.
fAthens tSept 81 correspondence OF the London Times
The union OF Crete, Greek nationality, and the excn.
sion OF the Greek Kingdom supposed by the Greeks
70 bc he objects OF sttcnton some alarm 20
merf n me Caied Sates n America. Russia is supposed
TO fear those liberal ideas In the East OF which the king
dom OF Greece magazine France Il unable 10 sleep
account Of the gores Of orthodoxy; nobody of any
intelligence doubts that England "a Jealous the future
greatness OF Greek commerce. The United States on
island In the Archipelago the suest way making
their 0reancss mdnea 10 the Old World These orinions
very ridiculous but their folly does prcven, them
from influencing the actions OF men, and bccom ne
the OF many valuable lives being absolutely thrown
away
on Saturday the Marquis do Mcus,isr stopped At
Athens for hours confer with King George and
n Bulears his way from the Embassy OF CONSTANT.
nople 70 the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs at Paris The
subject Of theee interviews was, OF course the all i'm
the Crock government In the present critical crcum
stances Tho Emperor Napolcon's Minister Of Foreign
Anhirs can hardly have counselled additional prudence
70 tho Greek government tor u has not yet given the
the Porte and the protecting Powers any just
complain. Il could not Interfere VITA the pres4 which
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CisxInssiliae.es.

CJsvssnos GxsraAr Association ov Fsssusr
AoKsrs This convention rs-asssmbisd Yesterday mora
ing 81 the n. Nicholas Hotel aud elected the following
ofhoen;-Addison Hils, Of Cleveland rresldent. -
Sargent Of Chicago Vice President and O X. BiAachAra
OF Columbus, Ohio, Secretary constitution ana ~
laws we're adopted An executive COMMITTEES, consisans
OF the following gentsmen, appointed. via "A
Hills, H. r. hargenI W. y. spinn C. X Loomls, Thomas
Carse, j. X Reed, c. q. Hammond.
THK ITALIAN hovEnEsr = There will bs impo0ssf
meeting Of Italians Interested In the present moveusus
10 FREQ their country tomorrow evening At GsrmsaAA
Assembly Rooms, for the purpose OF completing ~
organization already commenced aud partly oonsSuA-
mated.
Tas Posr OvrcE The joint COMMITTEES Of tbs Co.-
mon Council the site for the Post Once nss
yesterday At In tho Comp,rollers once but - /.
Journed without transactns business In oonseqaeCs
OF . quorum not being present. The plans on who's
they were 70 decide had not been presented.
UsrxD SrArss DisvRcr ArroKSHr's Opyrcs The Ds.
uict Attorneys once has been entirely overloaded.
cleaned and carpetcd II presents q handsome -
pearance In contrast with the dirty walls and soiee
carpets Of the past Mr. Courtney can now III
friends personal aud ociA Al his once where he aaA
thcy will bc enabled TO meet comfortable apArtnantS
The Improvements referred TO have been carried 0ut
the Internal Department, aud very much nreded
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NATIONAL gAsr DIVIDENDS.


rHE ISrERNATIosAL scuLLfso sATCu-HaHILL ~
HIs Ssw boat AND DgscEirrIos or MS CoLoRs.
prom tho London Sportsman, June 10
There !. mistskng the fact thai much interest
likely TO te manifested concerning The great inter
aquatic mponshp Of The World than Al hrt
,lripatcd The mere announcement that sach match
Indifference by the majority ~ tho patrons of aquatic
sports bat did the American rei his foot
English soil than compute chsnge came or tbs spni
HamliI n daily watched on Tho river at SewcAsrs ~
several hundreds Of eager spe s'ofs, wb, during the
intervals when he u In his boa, the curiosity
gers are going about The greedily seeking any
Information they can get concerning tbs sfAlr hsi-
ter, too. beginning now ~ ssaunse more bushes
like sapsct Harry Casper has got the boai
finished for HstnlI, and the latter during the lat
fcw days hss been taking he regular breathing. be-
She ia beautiful crsft measuring S0n 2ns long, nd
i2ins vide in the centre nor depth being shins for
ward s.ins aft, and SIMS. lnid-hlpk She ~ butt
weighs s3s.lbs The American cbsmplon has also jst
l.sued he colors Although betting unused 70 the pra
tice "a having coo-s custom which never obssrvsf
In tbs States HAlll 1t once determined 70 follow s
with the English roving The design
by himself and certainly Rejects sefy great credit up
hi. tate and ingenuity The dsvics white sTotn0
w,,b = in.sr fsrder n red ,sd bne In the csntte
the Representation of stone arch - symtoles ~ -
Union, the stste u rennsyiysaiaoi which Hanli II
o. The structure In each nine L.
red white and bse~o A. 10 preserve The lnesraiaal
states 10 The union Above tks aryh the naras X s
Keystons r,a,e, 'Psnnsyii ania, what s9fssd
under The eata.nfs q tec arb Z ,se Amp.
ton James Hsniii, Champion ~ Ameska Tie
psofurti0u has been very much admired ~ N - whg
have a. aud already several nyestnert Ltrs Ten
msds 10 securing mefnes,o q cus whsissgf rsy =
tbs result ~ The oorrr'iton sho had ths pgrE art
The hsrdbod 10 usyei great dissane@ " c9ntsni
~ nst TIE sqaais ch,fhplgn y Engsnd
Hsrry Kelley arrived IN Newcastle On fhufsisv VteS
sb0rtiy after Eve 0cspFs BY TIE scoieh ettsas
train rs~re fae boshsf made Abga hls
arrival, wblch, II be- 0sb rwtasst. sef4 qtts :
s0crrs by TOO ~ three = hs friends herr 80.
hssesey hlin Il tbs Hs ,oos ~ BIS iartys
the Star Lon. syfthgnberiatd street ard vt fsan
there saturday ithis day rben ~ 49, fstafn v
I1ndon In the intsrva ~ hse tssr sessNsa ~ ~
q host, vhinh hSs bsen baat fgs hiss W Jswu 40
sysug IA fer Bis nns quarters - tb@ " wia ~
lntanas rssnfn az abes4i sex 0<iuss lhs 49, sg
4 polnted fnr Ne xreas cootst
4 LAtus b~ttns las Asst eafN tes sssnt 1~~
i AZ 70 The gfsssE4 AS&
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Mr. Chambers sat down amid marks Of disapprobatou
from the government party. But his manner and words
were earnest and " the point astouish and
found his opponent Mc;ee, who, when he again arose
said that he did desire injure hair of Mr. Cham
bers head and thai his own speech had done more TO
inure him with his constituents than all he could
say would tApplausel
Mr. Chambers properly and promptly answered that
this was question between his constituency and him.
self with which nous but himself bad anything 70 do.
He was prepared 10 abide the ISSUE not only before
them but the world Was Mr. Mc(iee quite a. well pre-.
pared for such an issue He thought not.
The hrmness and pointed eioquence of Mr. Chambers
again overcame hclee, who now dropped the debate,
after having got by far the worst OF IT,
The discussion Of the budget then went on. One
thing has bosn accomplished by Mr. Chambers for
the right Of member Of the House speak without be-
ing hootcd down whom he differs with the government
party He has given encouragement TO the opposition 10
Parliament and ably and successfully held his ground
against an almost united house with courage and
ability which can only b. judged by those who bsheld
IL upon tho first reaction " popular feeling In Canada
his will be the honor have just heard q report thai
the friends OF the government in Brockve have burned
the efhgy OF Chambers
The Fenisn Prisoners to he Tried Before
Civil Courts-Pariia mentary Recess, Sc.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEw YORK HERALD.
OrrAwA, June %, 1895
From information received from high official OF the
government IL is certain that the Fenians will be tried
before civil courts It is also pretty certain that the
trials will not come OF Immediately. impression
prevails that II viii DO more advisable 70 postpone tho
trials until the present excitement somewhat alayed
Parliament had adjourned TIL Tuesday next many OF
the members have gone home and the will proceed
Tomorrow on excursion up the Ottawa. Lively times
arc expected the milling OF Parliament
action has vet been taken on the provincial budget
account OF the opposition xpeotedy sprung in tho
House OF Assembly. An overthrow Of the present nd.
mnistration Is not impossible Mr.. Chambers speech
ana the DISCUSSIONS consequent upon II have revived the
annexation question: and many people predict that the
irt faailade only upon this sabcc, all that has been
discharged In Parliament
There are several delegates from the maritime prov
inces IN the city ~ prscut for the purpose or nqurng
into certain matters affecting the subject OF conf dera
ton. some shrewd men predict that the conedera.
ton policy will mo- be carried out, various
ExtrAditfOn Case-A Prisoner Surrendered
by the Canadian Authorities.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THT NEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, June 2s, 1896.
Daniel b. Merritt the 0gdcnsburg forgcr has been
tradtcd under Official warrant OF tho Governor
cral, and has left in custody for Ugdensburg.
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HgrALp, By rheo r. coos
brsoinp the fullest details Of the German War Question:
Including the Hostile Movements Of Tho Prussia Aus
TRAN and Italian Armies, The 0nnciaI Action of the
Canadian Authorities ia connection with the FenAu wss
together with reports " the great Frninn Mas Meetings
recently held ia this city Account " the mpoftsnr
proceedings in the Canadian Parliament with report u
the remarkable Speech o. Mr. Chambers tho pfop~~t
ton to raise Volunteers Tor Defence n Canada against
tho United States Very Interesting News from WASH
nglon including the Message Of President Joha
Gon JOINT Resolution passed by Congress for Tho
submission OF an Amendment, the Constitution a. tbs
State Legislatures and full report Of the Proc ecdngS
OF Congress Editorials leading events Tn. CareaL
News Of the day Foreign Gossp; Interesting Sporting
Int gcnce Yachting, Racing Trotng. and an aoossas
Match progress Ia England between Mace and Co.'S.
Musical and Theatrical for tho week we-kiy
view OF the Agricultural situation. with quantity Of In
tercsng for Farmers and Agricuitursts, Lite
rafy Scientific and Artistic reading Varieties Fsessiss
Valuable reviews OF the Cattle Horse Dry Goods Bsss
and shoe Money and Commercial Markets; Adverti~s-
men,s aud OF all mpor,an, Of tho ve.k
New subscribers 70 The wsssLr HuALo can obAie'
The back numbers containing The new Story. rms
DIAMOND CROSS
Five copies -. Ten copies. si5 single copies Five
cents each. A limited number Of sdssrlssnsoAs 10
serted IA ihs wuEiy Imam
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~, Grrss.s srsErr FIN LossIs Asp ..
prEAsCts.
gy good management he part * me Pre- Depart
meni Ito mr. - ~ II HICKMAN street IN Thufsdsy
morning. eK,ng ahei lla a. 4 rfAhsd ~ acconi
noor frss prompt seton ~oud hava cat The entire
building Tho Grc burned through tie parry ~ail
tn second floor and sei hre 10 w.. suraff Ia 70 ~
uIerr i soon rstnEgished frum an ersrDinsi 80
~ lie premises ny the Pro Marshal tho Err stg~sr to
hs.e Ettrted behind tho chipping cisr desk bat fntn
elai ,ati.e las not get been aScsralnsd
Ihs damage 20 the stok ~ drngs ~ Chafics fAxef
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That Trap Door Affair.

10 your paper Of this morning you give rsthsr
amusing account of the adventures ~ policeman a
my place 81 business Tho truth Is TIA, The door com
piaincd Of has b~cn IN the locality for several
years aud las been ps1cd hundreds Of tlinss ~
nv elf and as.lstantk when however, the ofrosr
stepped upon u he ~ hardened by Tie weight ~
his Metropolitan dignity that the unfortunate door gave
way and tho officer ieii thrnugh the door niurng
property and losing two n his buiions wiil return
hun his buttons with pleasure " be will rrralr the
damage he has inflicted tbs Van -hIlEN.
Mn HaRg june - 1875
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The C.stody Of . child.

HFTNF" WT'Ntf
Jrss 7s-7zs T,sple ex rel GhrycH SAsrsddn Js~s
M.dfls Mr. sheridan In this states that he IN
tho father Of fcmae child named Annie. twelve years
Of age who IL detained at the Female Christian Home
and that he wshe. 70 remove her therefro be- her
rghtful guardian and psernal protector The child IL
IL claimed In opposition originally placed there In
Consequence u the brutal habits o her father. Amer
hearing arguments q counsel Judge Grover reserved
his dectslon
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BurTAIo, June q, 1866.
The CjIrier has despatch from Canandaigua, dated
last evening saying that indictments have been found
against Of the Feiians who there from Buffalo
f,.rs AL
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THE War In PARAGUAY.
Desperate Battle North of
the Parana
Tine Allies Barely Able to
Hold Their Own.
The Paraguayans Capture and Keep
Battery Of Artillery.
-s-~~~~--~~-~~>~~~--~->
A DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED.
Formidable Defensive Preparations
Of the Paragraphs.
Another Battle Reported ON the
Upper Parana.
->~~~~-~y>~~~~~~~~~~1>
SHALLOW WATER IN THE PARAGUAY RIVER.
The Brazilian Fleet Unable 10 Cooperate
with the Land Forces.
&c. &c. 60.
Another Battle Reported ON the
Upper Parana.
SHALLOW WATER IN THE PARAGUAY RIVER.
The Brazilian Fleet Unable 10 Cooperate
with the Land Forces.

Tho steamship North America, Captain Zimmerman,
from Rio Janiero on the Sd inst arrived at this port
yesterday.
We indebted to the courtesy OF the Purser for
the prompt delivery OF our South American files and
dispatches
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper sad Best Lite
rary Journal in tho Coansry.
The WEEKLY HmAp for tho present week cody,
contains q continuation or
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The steamship Arisona Captain Gray Gill leave Ms
port Saturday for Asplnwaii
Tho mail. Tor cen,rs, Amsnca and the soa,h rsssAs
viii close al half-pss ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Tho NV Yosx HrsALp-- Edition for the Pse,no- wts
be roady at half past mine clock IN The morning.
single copies In wrappers ready mailing essss
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va dssire 10 the sAraloGa "A tprsg We
The Analysis shows u " contain large e~vt na~
medicinal mineral ,h.n hs cosgs kssiog.s
Why other spring sstsr la tho wosn lie Dake.
diue'c aud stha rite properties wonderful aud invtgs
ale tie syssn ~ rnn-rtHbie msnnsf We undssssaA
kspt bJ u. princs dru.Es. hotsis sId Grsossn
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Resw@.n zoe and tao . rlo<t rantalsf nFrnffg
ore 80 discovered b. o1csv 1aisnsn = tn~ teveth
pr.eircs t@oe in shs sandy etafs ~ as $50 Haas
srs@t o~ued w EBsss rh~ ffsrnsn .,sn sshn
g1IsN~f the Gre Damage - ths gfstn~es atsy1i 70
inssr.d ~ 81, 100 IA The Esisf lasafAnss Company
m haib6isr whtch y 0@p.s4 w NJ 0nsa 4 aanaEea
sfaqat
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Naf n NsfNHfsr = AssefNa hs7es = afsa - ~ -
., BURNETT tDEoAfAE - e.hsf pfs4sftttas - -
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ma upper Boors occupied ~ Meyer rager bot
Manufacturer los ahggi 81 600 insured or 90 600
~ thN I<nos Albany CITY rentfsl Psrk ani rtar a.
ylrance Companies The buildinw V own~f ~ ctsie.
. CInor IL = damaged abolt 5000 md T. hfaf~i -
The Harmony and other companies
20 10 u ocrayef by q " 49, ha1tsf DEALER. n
whie lead and rsinis rh.v ftsck fof'ansely has
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rupiof ~ " Tru~r dealer n dfuzxetF fapfY Hnl.
~ Damage ny smoke and -sfrr shout o. 90 in.
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ExtraditfOn Case-A Prisoner Surrcn dercs
by the Canadian Authorities.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TnR NEW YORK HERALD.
MONTREAL, June rs, 1896.
Daniel D. Merritt the 0gdcnsburg forgcr has been
tradcd under Official OF tho Governor Cen
cral, and has left, in custody, FOR ogdensbrg.
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A.-Woscs Chemical Pomads nosssseo
dssidediv The bes HAir Dressing nssd ssA
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona Captain aray, Oil leave Ms
port Saturday fos Asplnwal
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VII close at hAf-ps-, ten O'Clock in the morn,ss
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Ths stag. ~@-.fsss.sisx 'oap.-y-
- rru8f a-lwtss w. - 49, r~N4F go 1865 -"
$50.
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MATg1
are far from being improved The Bank or Brazil
has long been in Q rickety condition, with not the
Il ghtest prospect Of amendment Between this bank
and the cabinet great question y pending the result OF
which In likely 10 affect commerch interests stall more
than they are already suffering from the present war
How any respectable government can permit ~ currency
be In condition TO which Brazil In reduced cannot
understand specie almost out of the question, aud
small continue TO be nearly amyth The premium
on notes Of tho value Of Ave dollars and under has gone
up 10 ten per cent that the poor fellow who has 70
pay heavy discount bills payable In gold IN New
York for which he Brazilian notes Il further
mulct q lmbrcis every hundred that
he exchanges for small notes.
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An entire change Of ministry WAS expected, but the
has passed over and compromise or fusion u er
Legislative bodies and be boon 70 the country 70 us
present condition.
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This festival celebrated on the 3ist ultmo, vita
tho inevitable salvos OF artillery throughout the day
accompanied with the discharge Of flights OF rock
tho host, guarded by trocpe, In which IN. Imperial
family joined and high macs was celebrated 10 the I'm
pcral chapel
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lures tho Amazon nyer the French language, be
Germans, joined by few Americans marched in torch.
light procession 70 the Exchange where they screnaded
the Professor eeiting appropriate speech In return
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From the Plate have receyed advires that the
Brooklyn was ooang at Busnos Ayres for ~. Helena,
from Montcvldso 70 BucDos Ayrs In place Of the Brook
lyn The Kansas viii remain at hontsydeo. The shaw.
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