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Voices from the Other side.

\ Chicago telegram March 7th, says Colonel
Moore editor of the RurG! Aew l0Ther very
radical Republican, has been elected Mayor OF
Rochester by 0Sl majority; that Mr.. Rlchard-
son Of the same politics, has been elected Mayor
of Oswego, and Colonel McQuade radical, Mayor
of Utica 1t contains ~: 600 Inhabitants, while
the whole county has a little over l00, 600. The
Renublicaps have hitherto carried Monroe main
ly bv the country vote. The city has been near
" evenly divided in politics. In 1886 the Union
majority at the Congressional election III Monroe
was but 5jl. This year 1t Is nearly twice as
much in the city of Rochester alone. II the
county has gained in proportion to the city,
Monroe is radical by at least 900 maJority-a
gain of 1900 against Seward and Moses
johnson. We have doubt that the counties OF
Oneida and O,wcgo. in which are situated the
cities Of Utica and Oswego having each pop
ulation not far from ~, 600 viii show proper
t!onate gains for the Cnion party when the ma-
jorites Tor the Republican Mayors just elected in
tho>e cities are reported. The Republican ma
jorites in O-wego and Oneida counties have
hitherto depended upon the rural districts and
not upon the cities. And so il will be all over
the United States In the larger cities, where
Presidential patronage rules the politics OF the
rich and ignorance prevades the masses. ii is
likely that johnson and Seward will be indorscd
but in the country, where the rich generally
honest and governed by patriotic principles, and
Grape of mourning is still worn in the majority
of households for and brothers lost to save
the country and rid it of the chronic and twin
curses, slavery and treason, the President will
find few indorsers The signs that Congress
will be sustained by every Northern State in the
Union. including Missouri and Delaware.
so concludes the Stockton Independent, whose
editor is constant and strict observer of every
move on the national checker-board Taken in
connection with these local returns, the pulse of
every lover of the Union, particularly those
haling from the Empire State, must quicken as
he reads that its Legislature adopted resolutions
by a strict party vote, that Congress has full
power to determine the mode of re-admission of
Southern States, and to fix the qualifications of
members"
Another almost unlooked-for response is heard
from the granite hills of New Hampshire. The
Radicals have carried the State by 5000 majori-
ty, and made clean sweep of the Legislature
They have nine out of twelve Senators, and a
hundred majority in the House.
By telegraph we are told that although the
platform of the Pennsylvania Republican Con-
yention places the party in direct antagonism
with the President, it is generally approved by
the State "Dead duck" Forney is power in
Pennsylvania, and it will be terrible rebuke to
the President if at the coming election that
State shall roll up such majority for the Re
publican ticket was given to Lincoln and
/ johnson in 1864.
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IMPORTANT TO TAX PAyERs.-An extract from
the Revenue Law of the State will be found over
column. 1t may contain information heretofore
unknown to some, and we therefore ask for it a
careful perusal. 1t has been discovered that some
value of their possessions, or else have deliber-
ately defrauded the county in giving in their as
sessments. remedy for the evil has been de-
vsed, and its virtue will be tested the present
fiscal year. The Board of Supervisors have de-
termined to have wha: is justly the county's due,
or expend what they do get in trying
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

Sr. PATRICK SoClgTY's BALL.-The party at
the Theater last Friday evening was pleasant
one in every particular, although the attendance
WAS smaller than generally expected. But there
was good reason for it. The weather was too
pleasant and water too plenty to permit many a
one to lose day who under other circumstances
would have been on hand. But we have said
the party was a pleasant one and all enjoyed it..
We informed that the income quite suf-
ficent to meet the expenses. Condor got up a
supper which would do pattern for future
occasions. Next morning some of the boys got a
little warm over false report circulated during
the evening, but it is all right now, and the mo-
tive with which it was done fairly understood.
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ST NJ MONS.

CtTATE OF CALIF0RNfA.-In Justice s Court
y Weayeryille township in and for the county
OF Trnity.-The People of the State Of Caifor-
MIA send greeting to j Ohm II. I'hOmp-
SOn.-You are hereby summoned to appear
before me, at my Office in the town of Weaver
Vile, county Of Trinity on the 9th day of March
A. D., 1866, at one 0 clock. P. NJ, to answer un-
to the complaint of Hall Il Marshall, who sue
you for the sun. of Nineteen (Sl9 00) Dollars,
per complaint on file in my office, when judg-
ment will be taken against you for said amount,
together with costs and damages, if you fail to
appear and answer.
To the Sher,f or any Constable Of sad county,
greeting Make legal service and due return here
Of Givenunder my hand this 18th day of March,
A. D., 1866. A r. EARL,
Justice of the Peace of said township
Upon AFFIDAVIT Of one of the plaintiffs OF
| the non-residence of defendant, the Court
hereby orders that service be made upon defend
ant by publication Of summons one week in the
TRINITY JOURNAL. \. r. EARL, J. P.
Douglas City, March 10, 1866. Hi.
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Births

In Weaverville, March 10th, the wife of VI
F. Griffin, of a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, March goth, the wife of Geo
Mcknight, of a DAUGHTER.
At Trinity Center, March llth, the wife of J
W. Waters. of n SON
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TO TEACHERS.

V{IANTED. A LADY TEACHER, TO GIVE
w instruction to a class of six pupils. Pay,
$50 per month, and board. For further particu-
lars, inquire at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Weaverville, March 16, 1866. 10.
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CALIFoRNIA MAIL CoSTRAcTs.-The Post Office
Department closed the mail-letting for the Pacif-
much greater. than formerly, and nearly all con-
tracts are taken at much reduced prices from
those heretofore paid. The overland route from
Lincoln to Portland, Oregon, 624 miles, was let
10 Henry w. Frisbett, merchant of the latter
city, for Sis, 900, $40, 900 less than at present
paid. The names of successful bidders for con-
tracts throughout this State will be made public
about the first Of the coming month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

RELIEVED FROM SERvIcE.-Ther regiments hav-
ing been ordered mustered out, General Mellow
ell notifies Lieutenant Colonel Edgar w. Hillyer,
4th Infantry, late Judge Advocate of the Depart
ment, and Major Alfred Morton, Seventh Infant
ry, late Provost Marshal of San Francisco, that
they are relieved from duty The Commanding
General thanks them for the faithful efficient and
cheerful manner in which they discharged Their
duties. We are unacquainted with Major Nor
ton, but know Colonel Hillyer WELL and cheer
fully express the belief that a nobler specimen o.
Gods handiwork never wore the ensigna of rank
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

HEARD FRoM.-Captan John Mullan, of Mary
land, formerly of the U. S. Army, and protector
from the Upper Columbia to the Blackfoot coun-
try has organized in New York and Baltimore a
stock company with capital of three hundred
thousand dollars, for the purpose of opening up
a practicable mail and stage route from Chico to
Boise Basin Capt. Mullen has been chosen Pres
ident of the Company.
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na- Hope for the Amicted.-Iy

va Hope for the Afiicted.-IN another part Of
this paper will found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. G. Young in 1880, In this
OF deceit and clarlaanism is boon to the suffering TO
point out ttc where they of obtaining the wish
Ell r relief Under the of the skillfu Doctor
te sex aud troubled divt themselves of their burdens
I" pam ami shame sy aside their and secure health
ana harne-~ II You sick in trouble do not hesi
le Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do
forget the number the of directing your letter
cisco 44-lm-sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

one MovE TOWARDS REFoRM.-Our Sacramen-
10 correspondent writes that a change in form OF
Foreign Miners Licenses will be provided for in
Senator Halves bill, which makes it the duty of
the county Clerk and Treasurer to countersign
each license, and that all licenses now in the
hands of county officers Will be called in One
change for the better
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24
Special asotiees.
Impostures and Modern Mira

cesThe evidences of imposure and stod creduly
which dsgure the annals of medicine have parallel
history other science Less than three
turie ago erude Father proclaimed that the
foot of an elk certain for epilepsy. Knock the
beast down. the learned Spanard and off the foot
he lifts up scratch his for in that the virtue es
How different this is the system adopted by that illus
trou the system of the proessionTHoMaS
HOLLOWAY In his Justly renowned Pills and Ointment
combined all the great remedial elements We have from
the best authority the Pills not only relieve the nterna
organs from all and impurities and check every
the strengthen the
ach improve the appetite and impar stamina TO the
cufecIlcI invalid The Ointment possess the prop
critics suhuin Inflammation and aTresting the progress
teeompo-ton wonderful degree We should hesitate
believe the Of scrofua and cancer attrib
utcl it, agency had had proof positive of its
veou efficacy variety of dangerous and painful cxter-
nal disorders 1t appears that the world has been
octcre enough between the physician and apotheca
whose and inseparablc the sick are
pretty he ovcr-drcuched with depicting medicines
such contingency and speedy restoration
health vgor let the sick place their trust in Hollo-
way, Ointment and Plls-LoHdon N0rniHg Chronicle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

AT LiBERTY.-Donald Mcdonnell, arrested as
Wells. the murderer. and who has been in the
Sacramento jail for the last three weeks, was re-
leased on the 18th. Persons residing in Butte
county, and who had labored with the accused
as late aS 1860 satisfied the officials that they
had arrested innocent man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

REVENUE REDUCED TO CrRRENCY BAsIs-D @
Mccarthy on the 18th furnished the Sacramento
pee with the information that dispatch had
oeen received from Washington directing that all
IeNeuue returns on gold basis be reduced TO cur
Feoey as per act of Congress approved
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24
Weehlu 6 rinitv journal.

FS- County H'arranfs and GrsenbacEs taken at
teif ruling value in payment for subscription, this
paper. To soldiers in the Government
will be furnished for GreeIl,acRs at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

GENERAL GRANTS POsITIoN.-Some unscru-
pulous partisans of the President go so far in
their efforts to sustain the unsound position new
ly taken by that functiOnary, as to falsely allege
that General Grant is of their way of thinking.
The President declares that matters are all quiet
in the South, and rumors have been prevalent
that he would so far usurp the power vested in
Congress by the Constitution ms to make public
proclamation of peace. In a letter to the Presi-
dent dated December 18TH General Grant said ;
. | did not meet aaY me, either those holding
places under the Government or citizens of the
southern States, who think it practicable to
VHhdra,c the military from the South at present.
The white and the black mutually require the
protection of the General Government. In some
form Tie Frecdmcn's Bureau is an absolute neces-
Sty Until crH ia'r is established andenforce9 secur-
ing to tie freedmen their rights and protection.'
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1eaths:

AT Minersville, March 18th, CHARLOTTE Busch,
native of Bavaria, Germany, aged 81 years
and days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

FoR SALE.-John j. Conmy offers the Shasta
Courier Office and his residence in that place for
sale. 1t is a good opportunity for some industri-
ous printer to go into business on his own hook
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

SOUTHERN PArERs.-For files of New Orleans
papers We are indebted to Harry H. Gordon. of
that city. and for an abundant supply of Charles.
9n' Nooiie and Savannah papers to J. E. HAYES.
tSq'i eultoF Oh 'he republican. of the latter city
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

AN ADVANCE MoYEMENT.-t Is now lully es-
tablished that a change has taken place in GER
tain quarters which will captivate whole house
holds, and is attracting heatention of the many
interested. We refer more particularlly to Grover
x Baker. who seem to have sealed the walls of
perfection, and are now furnishing sewing ma
chimes. which not only sew all varieties of IA
brio most perfectly, but enter into the accom-
plishment and with the same machine execute
the most elaborate and elegant embroidery
Mothers will hail with delight this contribution to
their comfort. and avail themselves Of an oppor-
tunty to examine these great Improvements at
the rooms of this entcrprising tirm.-Bait'more
Gazette
GOVERNOR BRowxLow's opinion of the 81 recon
structed is not of the most excellent character,
and we have an idea that his opinion has been
formed upon an experience such as few men have
had In a letter to Judge Kelly, Representative
in Congress from Philadelphia, Governor Brown
low l0f Tennesseei concludes as follows :-t' |
win not surrender to them now in my declining
years. Should the Federal Government turn us
over to the tender mercies of the galvanized.
amnestied and pardoned rebels of Tennessee !
will take my family and 90 North to live and die
in peace.
TnAyKs--To Senator Jones. Assemblyman
Dorr, and the Assistant Secretary of the Senate,
for renewed favors in the shape of Department
reports and Legislative documents
CorroS AGExr.-General j. W Denver, for
merly of this State. has been appointed by the
President to inquire into certain cotton specula-
tions at Macon, Georgia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

NEWS FAvoRs.-Mr. Oberdeener supplied US on
Monday with files of Harrer's Weekly. Franz
Lcslie's Illustrated, Chimney Corner, Lnerar,
Album and the Jolly Joker, for which we return
thanks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

ANOTHER VoIcE.-Yhe Montana Post takes
strong ground against the action of the Pres
ident in vetong the Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

Two MoRE.-rhe Susanyile Sage Brush and
Solano Press both announce in favor of the mol
icy OF the Union majority in Congress. maxine
thirty Union papers in this State which d;sograe
with the Presidents notions of reconstruction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

AN ASTOUNDING SoMERsAULT.-We wonder
what the Presideut-supporting . ihk-slingers -
of this State think of Senator Stewart now. He
who said a fortnight ago that l. Union men must
sustain the President" In the Congressional
proceedings of March eth we find the following
startling item
The only matter of interest in the Senate yes
terday was the conversion of Senator Stewart,
OF Nevada. to radicasm. After Stewart 5 speech,
IN winch he announced himself convert to
the necessity of colored Suffrage, saying it was
.ne Only guarantee of permanent peace and secu-
HN' sumner said :! welcome the Senator
T..n open arms to universal suffrage. Senator'S
@ ia'e4 OF illinois, and Wilson of Massachusetts,
i.',u similar welcome, Wilson saying that
no doubt Stewards proposition wouId he favora.
'S considered by both the Senate and House
me- person who carried lantern from the
iar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

The best Family Machine.-We would call the
attention Of readers to the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation well established for attempr
word in their hut would advise person want
ing a reliable Family Sewiu. Machine investigate the
of these before buying. word the wise is
sufficient 41.y9-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

- M person who carried lantern from the
-'''e' last Friday evening which did not be-
i'ng 10 MIN, can either leave it at this Office or
erase the tell-tale mark on the hack
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

REMEMBER Mr. Martins Dancing School
commences tonight. Read his card, and be on
hand in season
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
BROOKLYN InTRLLI0EEcE

vntsvp fHH FsnmA fav --Ystssf'sv s7'hits
80 rA.isy hast nqaes dealer nsssa Asay hof'be .
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a0~s tasnra. - ths eHbsf y fc7is Fnb 80 - %
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The New York herald., 1866-07-26
ulsIst orErrR.

Collision or Ab.ecsm LSgsshssss usswe~s
the steamer Wesschesfsr asd schsesev Pc
aaesic-Bssh ve~seis sssk-Ne Ilves Lest.
The steamer wesehssisf, eemnasds1 ~ Capsasa Oar
son. and ons f the bosis bs'ongsss 70 the Hsusiiss
Steamship Company eolidcd sasis on saaer<Ay nsrnns
lsss ~ish the schooner rsqaosIs Captain Barry ssm-
masdlns, ana soss her issssnsiy ne wssaesssx vss
bound from Nsv York 70 wimiassoa, Dsisvsrs, snd
tbs Pequouc loaded vth sosi fFom PhszsipAa snz
wSs bound for Boston The oon~sea eesarsd 90 Asss-
com lighthouse Al sbs nms M vsss<is ssrsc& oss of
the crew of the rsqsone sprsss fon hsr forsnsSna V
tbs steamer While the rest barely ssesss1s< IN eassss
away Their boat In time 10 svs thsmssivsk Thsy vsss
pschsd W by Me ssamss, vhseh 90 i~ssiss hsx,y.
she wss Aken toward The shess wksps shs s~s.ss 66
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
THE w Ar.

dAo FIahtfus I'm GeYmany-Battle Between
! sne Prusssan and Federal Gernas Armies
\ Complete Defeat Of the FcAcrals.
I 4 sansuinary conflict took place o. shs ilth OF
yaiy between The PrsIans and the Ysderals near
Asshsnenburs
! me former were entirely successful
\ ms town was in flames and the rsdsrsls we're re-
rsssing
GHe PrusssAas MsrchIns on Frs~ksor,-Thc
Legislative Diet Renewed from the City.
ne Prussiaus wers marching on rrankror, which
town had besn svacuassd BY the federal troops
me Dsst had bssa removed 70 Augustenbsrr, where
shs foreign representative expected 70 s.cnbls
THE Prssslas Advances ss~sh.
ne hssAsuarssn q the Prc.siaa army, under he
Ins, have boon advanced 10 Brsnn
Isis1 was reported 70 ts In po~sson o. The rrussns
rhs sisuassea In vicnna-Ths Cisy EssIrcly
Open % the vIcserssss Prssssass, sad Ia.
Occapatien Locked Fer = TIE Emperor
Francis Joseph Declares TTis Last Hope.
rhs London rlmss Of tho fs,h o. yay ssys,-vbas.
ever forces the Austrian government may have soesd.
ID in gathering around vienss n 10 siI ssvsI whether
d win itself be equal 70 the task Of wsshssandlng the
victorious Pru~Ans who according 70 all caiculsslons
sAeuld assemble before Vienna tomorrow or the day
afsss II suyhins wAs 1sSdsd 70 render the Austrian
position hopeless, wm shs sidngs of the tr~rss,s
ssas~ at Aschaa-sburs whsh must hare rsaebsd
Vienna
rrs~sd By dspusasion from The visnpass municipal
~ yisss.rss The E~pwOr's pleasure In regard V The
ssssaoss of Vienna the Emperor Francis Joseph q, oacs
bu~cvsd the peoples sppehsnaions by answering 6il
nssas would b treated a ~ ysa say and sdass ~,
- would nmm bS military spsrsrcns 70 ) asrsnss n
sAs''ss % as pspubs, piaa Which might brios y,
su.ias assss % yiersaoA Village i~s " ,hrA niss
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
INC EIess LAW.

Sapeti.se~s.ns Keur~dy's ceuse~ps Case.
SURVIVOR cornr-crsx~xns
Before Judge McCann.
Jrlr %. --rhsnas . swaitu~ o. Jscfrn SAu's a~S
seysrhs plslnls in This case procured injunction
frow Judge ncCapp, restraining shs Board Of Exclss
fgo interesting wish him a. s-YsDAsr of IIqssrs On
SATURDAY lasl bs vsx arrested % be pfsce Of busnsG
pps icsnss "a appJca,lon of hr Malcolm csmpssiI,
epupss 5or Delpun nY ccgn srAnic4 order sialnsi
enp<efrf ileni KNansty 10 show csuCs vhy he should
1cs u bcnssd for eonmp, Of eod Ia tlsobsyins ths
irjunc'on thse order mgds rsturnAbis fcr twslve
O'clock toeay On sos case being e~.lsd n appeared
hxf oI<ycG error occurred In ths servics a. ths %
pefs % eucsrinsendess Ksnysfy, which lcrsssd kr
s~sl.9~l p<ss q eassr.,s n ~ yc,s, irssssA q
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
supmH ccusr-cnlnDefs.

Alleged prs.s.Iesa p~rehsse sf Gs~ds-ap-
pfesstss % Dss~ksrss fwsw Arrest.
D~fsrs Judxs Barnard
yrxv as.-- -gd-svs rsyiw ssx ysrspA W. 1uysov
s-sS SsvsA LA a 4 aSpi'caiioa % ns<s V sis
eAsrss ths ssfsndAn, FROM ssrs~s Ths s6<svn of
psinus alleges ,hss hs suit 10 brosshs sssiass A~s~sd-
en-, 70 rsoovsr 1smasss fos rss1 ssd e.oss pcsse1 NY
the ds sndsns spSo esponssN THAI % bs ~ a.
Nsv~mb>s isex Hsish csns so shs sssvs ~ sspss>ass
10 ttis cs ssz ssass1 us ~ vs snpoys1 " ss~ IA
vsrd = nslt mss.hsss = ~. nsvss. osss, " pss.
vhs<h Il fxsrsnl viss<1 1spob~sn " dsfivsf
= s,s ss< shg ne ssms nsa 80 ~.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
THE ARNGISTIUE.


Russiaa warnins Asninss Active 'Fsreign
Intervention In Cermany-Tho CxArss Inter-
esss ana Attitude % % Deemed Us6sr Csr-
tain EvcntuaIisies.
In diplomatic circles q D Petersburg u declared
shas Russia has NO present intention Of abandoning is
policy Of neutrality, and that only In q auy sctss
salsrvmto~ az part Of say5xsi0~ PoW~ u ~ Ger
nss co.fio she would make known Ar declarations end
Sss, an aHitSde eovrsspo~d;no VitA her .sersts
rrhs article from tho Moscow cassus expressing sym.
psshy with Italy and the tclesraphie despa,ch from
Lmssss announcing tho march Of she Rass.an troops
70 lhs silesisn and GalioAa fronisrs dAied on the
sasA Of July. baA Of shieA psofsAsi n cs HnAIp
- rsenday mornfng are referred 70 and confirmed in
shs report Of the HIbernian.-ED. RsRiDl
\ Nothing Of Napelces's Negotiations.
Nsshps further had trauspirsd concerning the nego.
tiassns between Napoleon and the ccnicndng Powers
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

deponens having Sigh, acquaintance with the do
fsndsnt, alsp knowing said Hail. OF New Haven % b.
merchant Of rood standing ordered the scods Be sent
The teas were accordingly sold for the Of 81 Gss
for cash. which by the custom of the trade means thirty
days, which the defendant agreed 20 pay The
duly shipped 70 New Haven but Tho purrfaxs money
received II n further alleged h~- the
rival OF the tees at New Haven they sont 70 Pba
delphia and sold % suction defendant paeketng the
money, he having no authority whatever from Hall
Tho defence general denial Of tho assertion thai
sad prseised that defsndent stated at any nms
thai he was the agent OF Hall
Judss barnard took the papers and reserved hLs do
caion.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Loadop Money Market.
Lcspos. July ls--koon
consos opened At SIX sssx for money.
NO other markets since sailing ~ the scotia
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LdvKaroof. July is-Noon.
Ths cotton m1ks. opera this sornipgl with decided
Improvement IN The demand saios estimated a. 5000
bslcs The market hrmsr, bat prices not ye,d.-
yeior~f
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
THE FIonTINo IN ITALY.

General Cinldini in Padun and vicenxa-The
Austrian Troops In vcnctia Isolated from
Vienna and fhe German Battle Fields, &c. :
General ciadini had occupied Psdaa and vicsnza,
towns on tho line Of railroad 70 vsc'ce.
The Austrans in venetia, except those In Venice,
thus had no railway communication with Vienna 80
sha unless cIaldin bc dialcdgcd the Austrsns cannot
rndor aid In the impending battle with tho rrussians
French Cansrds.
Several French Taposs have received governmental
warning for Publishing false news