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the evening the waters had attained the
height of 22ft., and according to the news
received from the upper part of the river
they were not expected to have reached
their maximum. The old embankment
on the left side had been carried away for
a distance of 80 yards, and the valley of
the Loire was submerged, in some places
TO a depth of 2Oft. The streets of Nevers
were filled with cattle and carts laden
with furniture from the localities evacu-
ated by the inhabitants ; the number of
persons who have taken refuge there
amounts already to more than 600. The
working of the FORCES at Fourchambault
had to be suspended. The %communica-
tion on the railway between Nevers and
Saincaize-the point of junction of the
lines to Bourges, Moulins, and St. Ger
main des Fosses-were suspended, the
permanent way being very seriously me-
naced in several places. On the Allier
a suspension-bridge at Chazenil had been
swept away. Considerable damage had
been done at Moulins, and at Glen a por-
ton of the town was under water. The
Loire at Digoin had attained the same
height as in 1S46-that is, 22ft. At Sens
there was 3ft, of water in the streets,
and many of the old houses had been eva
cuated. The country for a mile around
Joigny was submerged. The rise of the
Tarn may be considered 10 have termina-
ted. The Dordogne has caused some
damage in the department of the Correze.
The Garonne exceeded 23ft. during the
night of the 25th, and continued rising,
and the circulation was interrupted on
several points in the Lot-et-Garonne. No
accident had, however occurred, and the
rain ceased on the morning of the goth.
The Rhone and Gard are still rising;
but accounts from Savoy are more favour
0ble, aud no further damage is feared.
The railway between st. Jean de Mauri-
enn and st. Michel will, however, re-
quire considerable repairs, and the for
mer place will for a time again become
the extreme point of the traffic, and the
starting-place for the diligences over
Mount Gents. The telegraph is still in
terrupted between those two towns.
, 1866-10-19
5 O. 9 & lX v S,

m%issioners, who will possess the same
powers and fill the same functions as
the Oberprdadenten (Chiefs of the Civil
Administrator in Prussian provinces.
"All business properly belonging to
the Ministerial department. will be con-
Quoted at Berlin. The duties of the
Governors will simply refer'to military
questions. The customs of each country
will be respected, and the judicial organi-
zatlon will remain for the present undis-
turbed."-B. Oct. l.
, 1866-10-19
GERMANY.

HANOVER, Sept. 80.
The law for the annexation of Han
over, Electoral Hesse, Nassau, and Frank
fort with Prussia was promulgated here
to-day.
1t becomes valid simultaneously with
its PRONUNCIATION, but the measures to be
taken for carrying its provisions COM
pletely into effect are reserved for a future
period. In the meantime the provisional
administration of the country will be
carried on as hitherto.-D. Oct. /.
, 1866-10-19
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsR1TRc. Sent. %

ST PETERSBURG, Sept. %.
The Princess Dagmar, accompanied
by all the Imperial family, arrived in this
city to-day from Tzarsko-Selo.
They were enthusiastically welcomed
by q large assemblage of the inhabitants.
The weather was magnificent.
The Bank of Russia has raised the rate
of discount on bills and advances to 7 and
s per cent. respectively.
The Criminal Court has found Privy
Councillor Gaviosk and the Councillor
OF State Jakowlem guilty of embezzIing
the public money, and has sentenced
them to transportation TO Siberia.
, 1866-10-19

The headquarters Of the Turkish army
at Deskori are under the command of
Kiritli Pasha in person.
PARIS, Sept. 80.
The PatrIe Of this evening publishes a
telegram from Gambia, dated the goth inst,
stating that a large number of the insnr-
gents had laid down their arms, and that
several chiefs had obtained permission to
leave the country.
Sept. 80.
The Patrie of this evening publishes a
telegram from Constantinople, dated the
25th inst, stating that the Porte has in
formed the protecting powers that it in
tends to proclaim a general amnesty in
Gambia as soon as the mission which has
been i~ntrusted to Kiritli Pasha, and which
appears likely to be successful, is brought
10 a favourable conclusion.
, 1866-10-19
FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday, Sept. 81.
illustrated London Neps, Sept, 29.J

NANI0I HuTSUdJ OVPE' ~
We have had an abundance of stormy
weather lately. There was a perfect
deluge of rain at Longchamp races on
Sunday last, and the Seine is considerably
above its usual level. At Lyons passage
across the bridges is interdicted and in
the departments of AIIier, Haute-Loire,
Cote dor, and Lozere some serious mum
dations are reported, with interruption
to the railway communication. At Bou-
logne the other day an English brig was
driven on shore, and five out of a crew Of
six were lost, owing to the Indifference of
some French pilots, who refused to launch
the life-boat on the pretence that the brig
was in no danger.
, 1866-10-19
PARIS, Sept. 80.

ANIoj OVPU' OO'
A subscription has been opened in all
parts of France in aid of the sufferers by
the late foundations. The Emperor has
given 100000. towards the fund, the
Empress 25,O00f, and the Prince Impe-
rial 1O,OOOf.-Lb. Oct. 1.
, 1866-10-19
THE CROWN PRINCE OF HANOVER.

VIENNA, Sept. 30.
The Hanoverian Crown Prince, Ernest
Augustus, has addressed a letter to the
Hanoverian people, in which his Royal
Highness expresses his thanks for the
congratulatory addresses, bearing hun
dreds of thousands of signatures, which
reached him on the occasion of his birth
day. He assures the senders that, though
at a distance, he thinks of them and of
his severely-tried country with heartfelt
affection, and he calls upon all Hanove-
rians TO wait, with Interchangeable fidelity
to the King his father, in hopes of better
times.-D. Oct. l.
, 1866-10-19
PARIS, Oct. 1.

PARIS, Oct. 1.
Dispatches received here announce
that the waters of the rivers which had
overiowed their banks are subsiding.
The Marquis de Turgot, late French
Ambassador at Berne, is dead.
The Patrie of this evening states that
Marshal Bazaine will return to France at
the end Of November next.
80 pm.
The Bourse has been quiet.
Rentes for the new account closed at
69f. 35c.-D. Oct.2.
, 1866-10-19
THE NORTH-GERMAN CONFEDE-
RATION.

BERLIN, Sept. 80.
The Zeidlersche Correspondents ofto-day
says
"The Royal Patents taking possession
OF The States which are to be incorporated
with Prussia have been drawn up and
will shortly be solemnly promulgated in
all the towns and communes of the an
nexed States. The Civil administration
will be handed over to Prussian Com
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Ic en-. GiaH iperbl f6 All u. g. 8rIb, 9pr 3s6
EpdbaNeM, AlinIrn &c. m. OWN
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Gin @'a0tsu m lutem Suit3Nec Rldli 'lr11tl
yr l6l, U~taJtiru-, lp SewarIs u. "u!a~hF.
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Niltbtta't.u lt, ~ r]sr'1uitn b'bsR ibnRsu 96ufel
Natilr iLlctt tcI ST. 6rant Rr. 10, Y -@resnf g.
rIFunuf
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Sm.t s6asiptr Jar fr NIBtit In ciutm Hsirer
eauSl5bide En- 40 gttIe rcH Ft,r. RahSafrlBtr gtr.
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Gin lutsr GG'sSbnier. her AUD 6as Gduobma8sr
gut Ne itbt uRo wintbt, uab 9iranltu iU sebtu,
Ia II etrsn auttn plaB betonmtu 8a6Jutraaei VT
80 geClts p1cIiir., bel Sm fetfttr ItI-2l
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REEgzgSuzazs1 RSlGtter= 3QbGI.
81 ~ sac 10 k,ren ica:est'eIls spraprerS;
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VII. 81 g'0ltUU err.
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DOiiih' tbrrs IN 0Ed3iuluII icetr Htt rbatteh,
psnn liz 10 ipr Grn in ec oiitt BET Z .. Rrouf,
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