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The Portland daily press., 1866-05-14
DIR. LANGLEY's

Oct %, 1S65.-SN d&w1yr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
royed until now then The events v hive ter nniurs

proved until now then the VII heye their naiurs
course and II victory shoIid b. once more proTors 10
Prussia, then, OF course The Aus nan Empire viii hlye 70
cease slice lrCssla means thus tho cOnrecfOL
between Bohemia with Morayia and Aus'na Shora "A
Venetia in the south, of Bohemia and Moaya IN tie
north, Austria would have 10 become appcndags ~
Hungary, and We do not know what Hungary migls be
able achieve II more battle eh defeat should csvkh
the last Austrian army IN the hed. Now already, tAs
municipalities refuse 20 pay and 20 levy troops f
still Hungary is the last refuge % the Imperial fsy.
Ciaidini follows The Austrian army o. Italy, asa
20 overake H. whether Venetian territory
the way 70 Vienna As 10 The population Of the Capital.
they aot exactly IN the most amialle mood rcSz
the Imperial family; the windows Of the Archdi3 "a
Sophia az smashed before she st out her cht 10
England; AMI when Francis Joseph vent 10 yisit lac
wounded, nobody sautd bin. There arr many now ~io
are sov that MAMMALIAN has gone ~ Mexico; they
him Regent ~. his nephew kodnphe, since hey
not understand how Francis Joseph could remain Emperor
after the many disasters his regn has brought upon the
Empire.
Tho change OF Ministry, in spirit, remains
observed but that there storm brewing.
and that the King OF Poru gal vii make end 20 ne
scandilous reign IF Isabella Tie cond. Tho sultan
k1oTleG- Prince Charles 0. Roumaaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

MILAN July l7-Patence is by no me-, ms the most
prominent 81 It'll good qualities aud 10 - nt Of IL We
10 perhaps attribute tho dpcos t NJ rreept mani
tested hy the pressno only by ppnson iournas but By
n moderate politics ~ which GLADLY sapport tho pow
thit De. To-day, 'dcod the Pter.rrtf suspends 10
attacks bnt tho cetsiny not Ansrl IL with
d1Nm~ the bulS o. her army from Nenca ard the prone
sry that should She be fortunate achieve triumph
e ruau fhe woni return With crushing force
alV the Government rapidly %
occupy ali tie tcr1uos chwcd Italian and also those
e passes ugh which alone this country q be entered
atd where offender IS worth ten assaants Those Steps
ken ic fIrcsses OF nom support and reinforce
uenl must ultimately e. l. and then Diplomacy may do Us
rif have o 10 Germany tho PersrTaHfa evidently
thinks th4t iay Ou6 be in great danger The S an organ
Lon content Itself with warnings ana alNicA
m declares The present delay middeuing the aucs OF Prls
rberpa ard that n the prussiins Contnqe YsoIols anu
e -lans as si0f they have lately BEEN We shl 1b1
William l. coming 70 htora,c NcIetif, and OF ruR 20 4,
Pcnano Tho few gunboats be has got in the Noth Se Al
order o. enable bin 10 attack Ieghetod , - NJ
"La Us cover face for shameW excains iie hhu'.
nurpr Compared with the Prussian war Ours war -
ag We have doeued the world with our chatter ana p'p
at,ous aud We have succeeded in making reconno
and Ia studying the pier OF Anconh IN nay - 10.
TRANQUILITY seems rtrn We have repeatedly hciu q, ~
ref.n cities evacuated By The Austrilns having huu
trool ired flag Bat this news which under oneI C,,
stances wori have ben received with bnrst Oh eAhdt'
today passes nnohseryed or as y was Hlnlo.l ~ r,
o. the dee. il IS useless TO speak IN aIte "i ~ '
cry u tho whole press and country. II les il1el' ~"
anchor What keeps the sword Of Ray IN us sehoD1l1 ~
Ter ips in rOrt l. II idcVed rules OF "u' mlaj
science. Gle incdpociy oi the cIioi' iI'on irog
direct e. II Il the tuycrnmcntf None can teI We of h
th,t the uistry Is responsible for everything ithohs VIC
words Of orr brother journalists and the voice 81 the p"
We ropes for the hundrcth time Forward WIN ts army ~
ward with the fect prevent France IRON coming GU, ~
p or with her army win By the right 70 Iyroi ana -
'lrt 10. ayr lru-slal' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

The Florence papers Of tho Goth contain the follow
ing odef o the de- just issued by Ga5adi to tie liaL4n
yoInicer.
"Inau volntccr We have pagftd ur frontiers erec'ei
h dipoufcy hrt rot marked by nature; IN occpyfg ie
ITAtino sin upon Italian soil 4on WI have tl1
c,soaon Of restoring liberty, Of rcscuug % from for
c-u I-y!le B Do ls1lcr Ills oy mission tO'sNo 40 nI'
saor.s fnsi d. rafo. yOu viii make thcm. Neither t'
long lIoh6 nuort these rrsc plce tho fafrues
.fJut AL Neaksu iuylucibe spirit. iAJ.o VINO
have onNc q. t appeal O. the country Comr hope,
v.fh ne Deliberate derninstion not only q hgh without
bgt o suffer HiihDl complaint. To voiue should
need got. therefore. CxhOft gOi 90 tfelt
w i1drr0 lIe CNCeu population tL., Austrian tyranny
co'd never bend with thiats c0rrup, with aa'c-1i
e iJf0ls welcome 10 accrd you nttcsts to instinct
OF IlLied. and fam shes lie most eloquent con
t,4d.clon 10 iae ieooflnt mad prcmoiliited cat
uugg Tat w0nf throw fnsHct1 UPON ~ patriotism.
n nnedatog feels tc JOY OF being rec With that coas
c.Ig you a. lrJiLcr. am certain tat Of Jon, in Dis
rec4rd 81 recommendation w itn4h Italian honor wi:l
ac.s o. o.ds col brutality tL1 AN determined 10 punish IN
ezrsl.g. Josf"h GAdhALDL'
Ilca..anarler. 81 StALl JulY u lslC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

Vienna Correspondence Of The London Times.
TIE subiOncd summary Of an article when IS con-
taned in the Of Deuhs Poet hardly f 70 be acceptable
toyou fully confirms statements recently made By your
special correspondent aud myself -
q" After his defeat at k6Igch'2, The CommlndcrnCmet
~ The Army Of tie North told The correspond hiS ~ ne
Vienna newspapers that heg might write What ty le6'l
II tie permission Will take moderate advtn-
taec 1t would been very for Bcncdo 10 reDn.e
the thTcadhke PTusSan columns winch entered BohcA
through the passes leading from Saxony Sesin ana 0e
This he did not attempt 10 do because Snxony as II 10 BIZ
the cater II war and bis Occt was 10 erect Jnnc
Ion with the Bavarian and other Federal troops rs ne
Byarnu forces that had been promised Old not make tnc
appear Bcncdok resolved 70 act on the defensive ana
pos bc, 20 prevent junction between me Two armies
which opposed 10 him Unfortunately tho stlc"tl
and skin Of The enemy had been as mach urd'rrhied
proves has been OVeTTated AZ tht very
opening Of the campaign the Ausiiiln GclsIat had
20 remark that with the frussinns war Is al
ont Thousands of forms have been spent on our
warfare. Though t cannot be denied that some ciAc con-
manderS Of TIC corps committed erieyous nuns e ou
and injudciOns mi ary system was inc pam
cps Of our defeat Tho neodeenn gYGs tne Itu
crcit advantage over u.s. and tesEptfoT ifhiiSe's - 10
oosaaaderS is sW greater Tie nation mas DeS i we,
tTcach3sy ana remarkably complete system ~ -,
the Of our disastef' Ifeac"ely w n zoe
uonc and probably the Spy system Is IS con- 'n ~
pasad. AT the outbreak OF me var May Z ~
i..sscd or uqLagcd industrial establishments on ims
Side of The frontier and they we're obs TO- morn theI
grepJ NJ home 81 what passing. az oil nc co1u-
,c,fo,s we're cft open. The inhabitants OF the non
iler d.stIics offered 70 orr me hh9l"iu 20. 'ne
pulross Of hfspng s,Sa oSl o. Pae' a Gomez; c,
GA paper oar army numbers rOoto meH' had riihs
supplied fo TINT numb'r o. soldiers but u j. ps't l"'
ere were she othersf Were they. perhaps at tl,tzltt
That many districts have sent recruits 20 tne
In parts of Upper Siesia the 'iinsos Tor
got 90 appear oo TIE appointed day tiu IN u7't' w l'
recruits levied because the conn on ran
49,. II wa reported the PTussiaus were coming @
r1sc quantucs OF povnons had been cohrc.co OK cenh
central poius bu heJ badly distributed uIt e
Lusldgs were IL days without bread fveiywtcre ut
OF foresight ANA 1t energetic ana ulorm management Va.
rrrqtlUlla"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
rnnIic Opinion in she minor sla.e..

The other day a large meeting at Stuttgart-the
7rcs' indeed assembled IN that city, and attended hy
a To local Parliamentary Cclrblitiesthourh Il rci c the
proposals o Federal reiorm yet odop'cd resolution
o o. c Of that French interference ought be- rcpld1ed
ing enc Prdssian programme o. without French IN.
forcrcncc win inevitably be forced up,u them. At
OGcuhacb. Grand Ducty OF Uosso Plor2hcim, Grand
Dlciy q Laden and other places In the South.
go Bmark programme has been unCondonniy approved
at crowded meetings Tint tho We.mar Parluc4t have
ler done the same aai ratified ne treaty transferring their
inry and ulpomGe concerns TO rrssin, has been prob
hy eCgraphed but refer 20 order u add tLat the o
c Of that duchy N hope that the southern
St.tcs vii follow and force the command Of their trcos
up Prussia sloud The latter abide by her original u-
O. zion Of leaving tho Wuremborg. Baden &C. conulgcns
% ls liu 10y Ter late military achievements Bavaria HIS
certainly earned no r,gbt 20 command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

The Frankfort correspondent OF the Cologne ""'
"a, ,,.o .,oo,.. ,
, WIN "a '-' - '',' 10000. q o,t ss,i.
'Ibe inhhpii l.is - f4.Ahprt arr IN sot' W. t'
taton Nester-ay a.ter"ooa tcn. il'l4e, 10, - h. a.
mandern'oiiei Il ile amy o. lAf ,-i.'i ,, a. tier,
ing commercial men tt lh, lt" "a 80. I'd to.a tr,,,se8
That iFesa coni on Oh '' g So ,"s ~ n
upon me CITY, lAf Ltl e os't -''' Zen ~ ii In s, oi,
speak accurately 81 1eVoO'V .' '' f',, ,t
mo previous CIV tAh-' t.Vus" w. IN. Go- oe-,,e1 in
ciu'cN hc.4'l.c oy-..' 49,, -,'i,,t. ,.'f
ms great regret tfs very sFe olVcis NA'cN ae uu sen
o" ban nom h. iin NOuo h.' -. az, ".H y, -. "a
'H'No'i.is tA. '-'''--'' g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
.n.,rina Opinion Of rhe Needle Gum.

A Vienna letter 70 The LORdOH NcrS say9 tli.l
.Ocsc T. % E6ll-I Austra1s say ilat t-cif
ir better lan the Tila nnoar gun Alh lLe l't
,e,n e.sor, tLa tt- pCE4.rit uusrt l mncn tup'i"
4, te rl..i1 alm Il, exec ace Was alo"A az Missing &
-,n officer Mo aas tler-ia the A-ht "ilic.; u, ,-
ON Ii fe nr. cr uUstcts 20 tte PTrsst ln 10
,.cdi, r.- has ylr Que aOvart. ctLes oi 4f.n- lti
~, an, rd,grt1.e is not very nparta. bcc-vt % hc
name bes gq. atju, comp r-.iytl few ll. ~ lisb II s
IN, ts f-e o. Shower O. ha4 ffrnrses hnt one soon
"a .orsl I, H. aua tte pruars WI most certainly
- eoou "a, our troops Lave acquired ihe necessary c9Pufv
a. nro,coco of srsh llc. learn it-cs experience. .
cal otbef persons confirm this testimony llceei me
arsoe Of BOD ride In the hands Of those "D can use u
ana 1kc eteay aim g. Town 10y tie sturdy rfn ' ha
ran lager made ac ast tie Irss!lns ana tle GIN M ae
fr Nod III forcing trcm % rfrlt = great 1lfaliift nct
ofienv dyr, upon # ls pfus,i2 side That me rH go
Mn AL "a wi loot TIER kaars lck &C. While Ae Al,aia
nabt ia heavy marching order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
.s,uo,sI OF Treasu,. from Hanover.

AH.uburr lotlcr TO Tie Nors says, under due OF
tho 2lI
inst m fore the eight Of the King Of Hanover nom his cap
M Are Munster of Finances who appears 20 have been we
~ one Al a lad his wits him and knew his dutypsed
o. tbe money in the Treasury, to tue amount OF million
- two bundled thousand do and scnt II or m charge OF
% ~ lcnoFe one Of the func0narles Of the finance de-
sTtmenf 10 Brrmorhaven By ra@ey- ir hpmeHt o. NE
Sort, German Loyd steamer ngemeH which a2dei u s9e
o1 whence il vas conveyed by railway 20 Lon
1on and deposited for security IN tue cellars OF tc BANK Oi
England - ,,., -.
rho t and Cenaucs its delivery tie Prussian legation 70
London part 81 the spells OF var takcl tlo9 ha2ei
,s oin of vsv correspondence on tie suje has been
ied Az between fho Irussian Cigi Conn s'ouef Pr hal
,re, priyv Cognclor Won Harden0srg aud Ang Neoife
no ssI residing at tho country seat u bis hhea'A,
lrFe io.enb Il sake Altenbuig, % hlnile-ari near
i,cobrr in which c former demands the Bank receipt 0r
enc 5 elesis II Treasure caennc 10 case o. n0l coni.
rec 10 frake the king personally Iepon Pc ana 10 suz; 80
.atn ,ses III fbe roral domains and other p-irds p-c
fv of he crown til tie money question is gl'ei W ~
Prussia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
The Na,nI Engsgement ut Liza
ogHCl,L ITALIAN ACCOUNT.


FLoggyCR. July 2l.--1hc following official aooount
or ac naial earagenen; between tho Austrian and Is,in
roe dcd the Slfai VI Lssa july 20 has been rcceFed
The Austrian sQuadros having made IT, appearance.
expected, te evening Of tho 18th some OF our Toncah
s forced their way Yesterday into the Port ST. Gorge
II morning d cmbTkatOn commenced WHOM The naval We
detes sgnoed bat the ercmys squadron IN sght The
Iaan fccl put out 10 meet them aud battle commeneod
Admiral Pergano ioscd his Gag tho AfInd9t0re and
bore tho Austrian feet under heavy FIRE IT,
the Austrian Adoirals vessel weS desiryed Ihe
fght was severe. We lot the iron clad re diala, which
the Admiral hsd left and which sank IRON collision with
fbo euemy at the commencement OF the battle.
THE fonclad gunbOa BacsiIo caught ire and me com
moudcr and refused 10 leave The vessel she be. up
amid their los Of Long i've the hing long I'VE H~yr no
other vessel was lost fell INTO the enomys hands
"Tle Admiral renewed the ottsok upon The Austrian
squadron which refined " Iesna wiaolt ~a.ng 10, our
feel W and the Ausrians continuing thoir retreat
tic Italian tquadIOn remained mistress Oh tue scene Oi
'Iae damages sustained by the enemy are considerable
Further intelligence is expected The crew OF We
Ec daa were nearly alpcked W by the 'I''oilo Anah
uee
OPTICAL AUsr1nAs ACCOUNT.
VIENNA Juy 2Yesterday morning tho Italian meet com
clad fgate attacked of the island Of Lissa by The Aus
tsan under the command Of Admiral Tegehof In
tie Of action large Italian ironcsd irsste
Was sank by tho Austrian oncsd Ferdinand NaI and sn.
sells were lost The Austrian ne.ofbatle ship Klser
,lrrounded four Italian oucsds of which she down
Soremss and bowsprL % killed. and y wounded Tho Aus
TITAN squadron has sustained exceedingly little damage and
i quite ct After several hours fighting the Italian
fes was driven back pursued by Austrian squadron and
tbe isl.nd Of LISA is thereby relieved.
rhe italians made three attempts disembark troops near
Cossa which each time successfully repued BY tho
garrison.
French correspondent says Of the italian feet:
T, unfortunate wanted erytbnr Goals engnoers
and guns contract had been made with English engineers
bat lie latter declared they engaged only for umes u
eace and not times Of and they withdrew vhen hos
tes about commence that Is 10 WHOM they we're
NOT Engineers had TO be got anyhow and even
Mar tms. 1t also found out at the last moment
mai IN : cast in England had the desired range.
Ibis cam lie Unexpectedly The authorities Dspf It's
he new ster OF Marine did all be could within the time u
reo ths.e dsdoeucies ana within the teet put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
. r..,.,., address. from Darma,is.

vlssNA, July 2i.-The municipal authorities Of o,
Z.ra have sent an address by telegraph 10 the Empo
ns In reference 10 the late naval engagement at Lsa
~hoh dves upoa the old fame Of Dslmna and aeeaes "
10 be tSe wish of the Damaans that the BLOOD nst tned may
more firmly unto them with Austria and nas 'ner eON
aectlou with the empire may remain nDdisturoed
The Emperor replied by telegraph as folloHsi -,
return cordial thanks TO lara Tor us psulouc COM
nuncson lite Empire regards tho heroic devotion OF no
faithful Deluatans with pride and never could harDof he
thought Of permitting worthy portion OF the empire 70
be sepsraed from tho Austrian peoples Your hdey 70 ne
and my Tor you form indissoube bond between u.s.
cod biess Danaiis and He also strengthen no ia no
nment OF the paternal wishes which, the gratir u
Ey seart offer Cs the welfare Of The inhabitants Of Do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

Telegram from Br1nn say: On marching RON
25uno tic rI1s ..a army discovered u Cont 40 o7e'y u,
ton only polets q the eaouys oavly who retired 10 o
pruss-ns advanced The bridges across to 4l'-A anu
march we're restored by tie Pru aas ia 20 boa- 4"' -
del Brigade which had iuTenchcd itself I'D Ll"'e.os '
eyacgat5 t-. ~ .,pt resi- tiacs and proceeded So1.h
During ne few, DAYS preceding tie occupation of Cooling by
NE pfosanso9 t-s. heavily frs1ioi uita troops pa od
through that Town for tie South The At sN trains con
vsysd soldiers OF ,le saxon army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
aaare.. from Oh. DsuuicipoIir Of vieHn".

vieua. Correspondence Of 2 . LsTsof - 80 g., 49,,
Tiy Nulf.7o Council o vienna It'4 ~ 800. ~ y,
semitic Che Ewrar,- logal address. in when Us pr
tic present 81 ic q things IN Austria 6ls PIE. ~,
bv the faulty policy OF the olicsl ADVISERS u 'l' O'"'
,our Majesty hrs been pleased to in'rr,t TIE e'nnr1
OF e army to oher and is to b, hoee moe oI.l -e
~ & eis ~ he Sfa.e 10 men whose p1i'1l oflioa. 1nd
r, will rive 10 the PEOPLE Of Austria some guarantee Tor
vii hardly fn n remark the critical saie - NJ
IA, ven 10 Tie vienna buTgbes the courage u eX' t
% a, iort air reserve The order 10 raise LIH .sIu
~ 49,, horroOd II the capital excited such eT9at tad
.-.1oral iodiguat0n that IL he's been .ladsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

Florence letter to The LoRdOa Ne,rs says: Z"
think that may 10 tell you that the PIN upon which
Ciadin acting. that OF making norb| ri D"eca
Venice nrd The Ouadratern while leaving the later 10 the
left plan gnaly advised by The Prussa and Lat
tho competing plan disasrobsIy preferred 20 II VI" ihe
cfus OF The French and OF Ia Marmors. These facts ~
rehcr with the manifest atcolsness Of tue latter plan ana
lh the 100 evident which made an Italian DC cot
dee rabic TO the French causing yey ugy ttrgs -
be- risuered about But most entirely pefsna0'd fat
ia ruora is an upright and honorable though think
likely emo, IN that he may have inuOccnty b. "a uado
rI oil French designs TO any cOncel able eXtcat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
THE WAR IN ITALY.
The RIsh,'ng on she T,roI.

4 Florence dispatch. Of The Sd reports the follow
IN. f.ciai dispatch
Yesterday the cd inst che Medici division after nine
hours hettny earned al TIE euemys positions rom Cismona
10 rnOlno IL advancing today b. the Val oagaua upon
Trent"
Intelligence that the Austrians
force with rocket batteries ana
mountain artillery They have also prepared TO destroy sev
era bridges. - IL,
An arrivals from Frnoh ports in the Mediterranean. with
the exception Algeria submitted ~ 10 days quarantine
In llallan pOrts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
The Abandonment of Pndun b, 'he A"'trinn''

S.cnor Petrucclli de Ia Gatiua whites to the Dc'at
undT dato Of sdua July IA "Padua Is drunk wiIh ehh
% The ci,iSDs this noble city which showed so much
cb,rcte I'm different tmcs astOniahed a. their sudden
oe,erasce and think they dreaming And indeed when
without striking blow applied to thin@ OF tie ha.
ee tho difficulties the rsks that must have boon halfded
and no time that must have been lost had u
he necsary TO achieve the Conquest Of NencIa sep u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

OF the Hungarian Radicals tells the same story
Baron Sennyey. the rayernicus. woe here the day
me Isinr Hungarian Politicians that the np'ror in'en.'
20 occcle 90 TIE wishes 4 the nation Not 's. ,
trc impression my mind thai toe Ansii1- ,rt, n ~
viii mske 10 real concessions 10 the Hung -'"' ~ "
forced TO DO So by circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
1,hc rInnl,h Of Garibnldi.

TIE Oyiaiene Ndl'onoi says that the health Of Carl
b-lli isycry bad
Pi, lers are So thin and week tha Is pgin 70 sce
ffrr BE is rl.c bears hi cOuuenance The traces Of
,uirc It's rhe1uaiic pains have returned az i-e very
fmc e cotls tccord Wourd. Hc only move about M =
ana cHl, sustained by the energy of Dis VIII AZ
a. &plin- OF the operations OF the 'oluniecIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

The vanguard Of the Second Reserve Corps 1a7 rye
rived at HoG il yaria. by forced n,rcao3 Tiy tookO
prisoners and Immediately commenced restoring Gle railway
a0snrgHica. loI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Th, Feeling In uunusr,.

The Pesh Kapfo, the organ Of tie Doak party
eoundv esefettat Hungary viii not attempt o. assist aa
ria urt1 Hunreiy hos d Government which enjoys the conf
f>s44 al The representatives Of Tue bti9 sAa Ihe HV u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

sea-with what result has been strict inquiry
into the facts will b. instituted afer the war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
PARIS

ExPrcrASCY OF PRACs-FEgLISG IN PARs-FrsAs-
CIAL FLUCTUATIONS TO TTALr.
FRANCE AND PRUSSfA-PERS0NAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
FLORENCE.

VAR cnRoyicLE--rHs political SITUATION.
from Our Regular Cones goGdenL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-17
The West Virginia Legislature.

WHEELING, West Virginia, January l7.-The
Legislature of West Virginia was organized yes.
terday by the reelection of the former officers.
The Governors Message is a clear, torcible docu-
ment and the result of the financial exhibit of
the Audltor-General and Treasurer's report is
very fattering. The Auditor Generals report
shows that West Virginia furnished to the Union
army over 81 900 men. The Governor commends
the free schools to the fostering care of the
Legislature, and recommends literal legislation
to facilitate the completion of the James River
and Kanawha canal, and the Covington and
Ohio Railroad.