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Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
STATE AND LOCALS.
UNION MEETINGS.
TOrchlight Procession.

A meeting is to be held at Clayton on Fri
proportions. A free train from Wilmington
will be down, with tacO thousand torchLghts,
and grand procession to this town and back
will take place Two bands of music will be
in attendance. Young men from the country
are requested to join the procession on horse
back-torches will be furnished them. Hon.
VIM. D. Kelley, j. W. Forney, and others are
expected to address the meeting.
SPEECH.-The Hon. Henry Wilson, of Mas
sachusetts will address the people Of this town
tomorrow evening, on the political questions
Of the day.
He speaks at Leipsic in the afternoon.
THURSDAY, OCT %,
Leipsic-afternoon; Dover-night.
FRIDAY, OCT. 26,
Hazlettville-afternoOn Camden-night
SATURDAY, OCT. 81,
Camden-night; Felton-afternoon Milford
night; llarringtOn-night; Little Greek night.
MONDAY, OCT. 90,
Myoming-night; Canterbury - afternoon !;
Frederica-night.
TUESDAY, Oct. 50,
Hazlettville-evening; Little Creek-night.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81,
Leipsic--night; Magnolia-afternoon Cam
den-night.
These meetings to be addressed by one OF
more of the following speakers:
Hon. n. B. Smithers, Capt D. Y. Kilgore,
of Wisconsin; Levi G. Bird, Esq, of Whining
ton; Jas. Gatchell, Esq, of New Jersey
Judge Pitkin, Esq, of New Orleans; H. w.
Draper, Esq, ofDover; c. P Ramsdale, Esq.
Of Wyoming; Richard Harrington, Esq, OF
Dover; DR.. VIM. G. Davidson, ESD, of Mil
ford
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THE WHEqg.-GOv. Salisbury says that in
former years, before the ''Abolition-Republi.
can party" was organized, the people cared
very little who was elected and who was not,
especially in old Wing times. The old Whig;
know very we'll that Governor Salisbury des
pised them, or any other party that ever op.
posed the Democratic party, as much whcr
tney were running against him as he does the
Republicans to-day. He cried mad dog
against them just as he does against his oppo
menus now, tie looks suspiciOusly upon them
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The IssUE.-Gov. Salisbury, in his speech
on Saturday night, said the issue before the
people was, whether the Union shall be pre-
served and whether the Anglo-Saxon shall be
the dominant race in this country" Mr..
Swoope, who heard him, stated st the Union
meeting that he thought ''the Boys in Blue
had settled the first issue, and as to the second,
no white man living, with common sense, was
afraid that the Negro would gain ascendency
over the Anglo-Saxon or white race in this
country or any other country. Your opposing
candidate for Governor, fellow-citizens, knows
that these are not the issues, and he libels his
own race when he says they are. He takes
false issue to appeal to the prejudiccs of the
people" Mr.. Swoope then took up the Con-
stitutional Amendment as the real issue, which
ne explained as found in our first column. He
stated that his opponents we're in favor of five
negroes in South Carolina counting as much
as three white men in Delaware or any other
State, in Congress. He did not believe five
negroes were equal, mentally and morally, tc
three white men, and never would be; anC
they ought not to be so considered in repre
sentatlon, as the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor insisted.
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THE NEWS.

.rlds me hearing Of the charges against the Bal
yesterday }Ts by Governor Swami, at AnnanoI;s
Inc counsel for the Commissioners denied tio, tbc
charges, and questioned the right of the Got Se
ernor 70 Try them. Gov. Swami renlied AZ,
he was satisfied that the law gave him Ia III
power TO investigate charges of official miscob
duct against State officers, and rbersfare ''Vu i.
maintained that ehad jurisdietion S'S n tb;' Z,
case. "Wednesday next was then anno;ntei ~ ,h,I
for the hearing Of witnesses. 'n App'in'e'
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SPUNKY AND PLUCKY.-UNION MEETING
AT CLAYTON.-Mrs. A. McCOnahey, Po>tmis-
tress at Clayton, Del, who is an intimate per-
sOnal friend of James Riddle, Union nominee
Tor GOvernor of this STATE, feeling warm in
terest Tor his election and the success of the
Union Party, determined TO do what she could
by way OF cOnsummating sO'desrable result.
She therefore on her own responsibility deci-
ded to hold meeting on Monday night 10
front of her house, and wrote to Mr.. Riddle,
requesting him to address the meeting. Mr..
Riddle, approaching the interest thus mani
tested for his election by this noble and deter
mined lady in her efforts in his behalf as well
the success of the Union party Of Delaware,
wisely resolved to be present and address the
citizens of Clayton and Duck Greek Hundred.
The Riddle Club, of Smyrna with their
band of music were in attendance to do honor
to the lady efforts and welcome the next Go.
vernon OF Delaware to Duck Creek Hundred
The meeting was called for II o'clock. and
organized by appointing the following officers
Presldent-William Z. Smithers.
Vice Presidents-Wm. w. Nelson, II. p
Massey, Horace Spruance, j. w. Thomas and
Joseph Sutton.
Honorary Vice President-Mrs. A. McCon.
ahey. ''O"
Secretaries-Chas G. Temple, w. ] Lanl
Inc meeting was well offended by the voters
and Loyal ladies' Of the town and neig ghborhood
who evlnced much enthusiasm for the success,
OF the efforts of this lady
DIR. VIM. Cummins and James Riddle botl
addressed the meeting, and the peopIe were
pleased with the opportunity thus offered tC
see the Union nominee for Governor and heal
him speak.
| Mrs. McCOnahey has announced that she
will hold another rOusing meeting at the same
place, on Friday night, 10Th, when She expect.
oas she has invited-Hon. w. ID. Kelley, NJ
Z, of Penna., and j. w. Forney, to address
thous and tOrcheshave been invited for the occa
sion.
II the Copperheads with their Negro equali
ty, Negro voting and misicgenation can beat
TINS estimable and determined Union lady, sue
cess to them We will put her against the
whole organization led by our accidental Gov
ernor DR.. Cove Salisbury, and will bet higf
she will win.
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HEADING ofF.-The Copperheads have
adopted the plan Of calling meetings at the
same times and places that Union meetings
are held, in order to keep their friends from
hearing the Union speakers, and to diminish
the numbers at our meetings as much as pos
sible as at this town and FELTON, on Saturday
Last week, at Georgetown, the same plan was
adopted. The notice Of the Union meeting
was short, and the Democrats barely had time
to issue call day in advance They tele-
graphed for speaker, who was to speak in
conjunction with Senator Salisbury. The
telegraphed-for speaker did not arrive, and
the - Honorable Senator" arrived too SOON
He got "fuddled" so badly that he couldn't
stand, and consequently the meeting did no
take place. The small crowd that was not il
the same condition as himself in the bar room
attended the Union meeting.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

IiCH ffCHH ITCH! !!-SCRArcH NO Mokr.-
hngiand's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure the worst cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
70 health. Those suffering from this terribh di.-
ease should procure box at once. Ask for Eng
Iands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no ODER
Price So eta. box. BY mail, so cts. Prepsed by
l.. M. ENGLANI,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale by Druggists. E7. T6-fv.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

Is IT DEAD.-A Democrat speaker on Sat
urday last went into an argument to show that
the Democratic party was not dead The Ga
zette has been trying to prove the same thing.
From this we may infer that it has been very
sick, otherwise such report would never have
been started. There is no better sign of its
hopelessness than for its friends to speak thus
of it. 1t shows their fears.
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A CoTToN FACTORY-We call attention to
the article on our first page headed /" A Cot,
ton Factory in Smyrna" There is an awaken
ing to enterprises Of this kind in our town that
we hope will assume practical shape ere long.
The squandering of so much capital abroad,
which has proved such poor speculation, has,
it is hoped, induced favorable movements for
local investments Why not make such risk,
at home, if risk there be.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

TIE "7IRES" is published ercry Wednesday at
ternOOn, by JOS. II. HoFrEcknR, Editor and Pro
prietOr, az Smyrnd, Del.
TERuS--suuscsrrrIoS,--One year, $500 in ad
rance, or $3.50 if not paid ill end Of the year. No
paper discontinued until 0llGrredrs0 are Patd-OnIs
at the option The Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS uiH be inserted at the rate ofSeUeH
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
ser,ioas 81 esats. 4 liberal discount made to
qnarteriy, semi-GnRuql and yearly advertisers.
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Sheriff.
SheriB,
JOHN A. STEVENSON.
Coroner,
PETER MASSEY.
Lepy Court,
JOHN n. CLARK,
THOMAS MOORE,
MYERS CASSONS,
JOSEPH FRAZIER.

Executive Committee of Kent County!-Wil-
son L. Cannon, Chairman; Richard Harring-
ton, Secretary; Thomas L. Sutton, Henry
Pratt, John Moore, Powell Aaron, John I.
Jakes, James Needles, DR.. VIM. c. Davidson,
William T. Shaw.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

The PIOUs TICKET.-Our State ticket was
denominated by the Democrats the "pious
ticket" In this county they have preacher
on the ticket and the only two ministers who
make stump speeches belong to the Democratic
party-Revs. L. B. Bradford and |. 7. Cooper
If they think stump" speakingis right we dc
not object; but most ministers shun such things
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

COwARDLY.-Some low bred individual who
is afraid Of negro equality, applied the torch
to negro church in Thoroughfarc Neck last
week. A day-school had been started in it,
So much for Copperhead teachings. Talk
about the Torch and Turpentine party"
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UNION TICKET.

For Gorernor,
JAMES RIDDLE, of New Castle Co.
For Congress,
JOHN L. McKIM, Sussex Co.
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DROWNED. Charles H., son ofJohn B. vi.
ming, of New Castle, was drowned in the Della.
ware river, at New Castle, last Monday, where
he had gone to play with several companions.
He was aged about ten years. %
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THE MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Re

PHILADELPHIA MARkETS-For Red
Wheat $3.l0@3.lS; White Wheat So. .25(oy
1885. Rye is selling at $l2OGl 80 r bush
Yellow Corn, Sl.l4 Oils. Oats $40 jOc.
Cotton 4%G44c per tb.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at sl.47!.
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK, &c. from
McLear d Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
On,h ,li4,r,. nri SEc ~. o.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

CHEAP CARPETINGS!-WHERET TO BUYruEx! :.
Every one who wishes TO money in buyint tbslr
CARPETS, should go 10 Evans CHEAP ,.ARrEr ,roRr
We have now splendid tock ofneM styles and pIedss
ourselves to seI lower than any other dealer in .Ss
CITY. Brussels Three'P Ply Ingram Stair and Rag Car
only 81 per yd. Window Shades, 81 5O-wor. N a. So
Don't buy without calling on
JOHN NJ. EVANS,
r No. SIT North SECOND Street.
sase "a SafPe' stois above VlDe. opposite Wood ~.
~' ~h Phadslpiia
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CoURT. The Court of General Sessions
of this county is now in session at Dover. Nc
special cases are up.
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Quotations, OcI. q. 1866, at . o'cl.ck:
SPECIAl. NOTICES.

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Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

FELTON, BABIES AGAINST THE STATE.-We
are requested to state that a lady in FELTON,, a
few days since, gave birth to twins-onc of
which weighed eleven and another twelve
pounds. We suppress names for obvious rea.
sons, but if any have doubts, let him, her or
them inquire of Doctor Hopkins. DelaUare-
an.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

SoLD.-Geo. G. Simpson and D. Mcdaniel
have sold their farm at Bethel Church, five
miles from town, to John Hcitshu, of Lancas-
ter CO., Pa, for S2l, 900.
W. 5. Stoops, of Middletown, has purchased
of j. 7. Jones his farm five miles from Prin-
ces Anne, Md, containing 300 acres.
POSTMASTER AT MILFORD Aaron w. Bell
has been appointed Postmaster at Milford,
Del, in place of Alexander y. Hall, removed.
The steam drum of the steamboat Major
ReybOM exploded at New Castle, Del, one
day last week, slightly injuring few persons.
Drowned. ON Monday last Charles II.
son of John B. Vining, of New Castle was
drowned in the Delaware River, at that place.
THE MD. & DEL r. R-The Maryland &
Del. Railroad has been opened to Goldsbo-
rough Station, 81 miles from Greensborough,
and trains are running regularly to that place.
Rev. Anthony Atwood, of St. Paul's NJ. f.
Church. Phila., has had severe attack Of
cholera.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

ERRORS or Y0UrH.-A Gentemal who suffer
ed for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Dscay
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profit by Ihe advertisers experience can DO 20 hy ad.
dressing JOHN g. 0;DEN
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Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

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and AurlsI. (ormery of Leyden. tlOll1nd.) No. SIS
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reliable sources in the City and Country can be
his office The medical faculty are invited 10
accompany their patients, he has secrets in ks
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
PAIN. No charge for examination. my2I'66 Iv
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

UNION MEETING.-On Saturday evening
the Riddle Club of this town had large Union
meeting in front of Spruance & Megear 5
Store, which was addressed by Hon. Henry
B. Swoope, of Pennsylvania, in one Of the
most forcible speeches delivered in Smyrna
since the campaign commenced i more in
teresting and entertaining speaker rarely visits
us. He gave history Of his own campaign
in his own State and explained the Constitu-
tional Amendment in an able manner. Many
Democrats, who left their meeting, in progress
at the - lower" hotel at the same time, were
so much better entertained than they had been
BY their own speakers, that they heard Mr..
Swoope to the end The excess of numbers
was decidedly in favor of the Union meeting
which proved great success.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

Representatives,
ENQCH SPRUANCE,
GEORGE PARRIS,
ISAAC G. LOFLAND,
JOHN WOODALL,
PHILEMON C. CARTER,
ANDREW T. THOMAS,l
DAVID JOHNSON.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

NoTIcE-The annual session of the Grand
Division Sons of Temperance of Delaware, will
be held ON Thursday, 25th inst, at 10 o clock,
A. NJ, in the Hall of Wilmington Divion, No.
/, Wilmington. Representatives are specially
requested to attend.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

CENTENARY CELEBRATIoN.-A Centenary
Celebration will be held at the NJ E. Church,
in this town, tomorrow, (2jth). At lO4 A NJ.
4 Centenary Sermon will be preached by Rev
D. W. Bartine and at p NJ, a Methodist
family gathering will be held. In the evening
four addresses will be delvered-lst, The early
History OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
By By Rev. Il s Thompson 2nd - Metho
by Rev. j. $. Willis; SdMThe Genius o
Methodism, by Rev. j. I. Pierce 4th addres.
I-Methodism, its Successes and Obligations
by Rev. j. II. Lightbournc The exercise
will be intersperced with singing. etc.
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Kent County.

Senator's.
JAMES R. CLEMENTS,
WILSON L. CANNON.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

CHURCH BURNED.-On Tuesday night, 10th
Oct, the Scott Chapel, belonging to the color
ed people in Thoroughtare Neck, near Taylor's
bridge, was destroyed by fire, with entire con-
tents, including good eight-day clock, Sunday
School Library, &c. The fire was the work Of
an incendary, without doubt, as there had
been no use OF the house since the previous
Sunday night Bits of hay were dropped along
the road, from the barn Of Mr. Samuel |.
Staats, few hundred yards distant, towards
the church. The Chapel was neat wooden
structure, 25x3O it., built in 1858; by contribu-
rounding neighborhoods, and at cost Of $3.50.
The only motive that can be imagined which
led to this dastardly act was to prevent the or
ganizipg of q weekday school at this place Tor
the colored children during the winter.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

SALE OF REAL ESTATE The Salem Stan
dard says that Mr.. John C. Mulford, of that
town, has purchased the plantation in New
Castle county, belonging to one of the Rey-
bolds, for $4,000.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING. - Democratic
meeting was held in front Of Campbell 5 Hotel,
in this town ON Saturday afternoon and even
ing last. ,Jno. NJ. Voshcu Esq, presided :
Elias 5. Reed addressed the meeting in the
afternoon for over two hours. His audience
had the sympathies of the community. In the
evening Gov. salisbury, b. T. Biggs and j.
+. Hazel made speeches. The meeting was
simly attended, especially i'll the afternoon.
The Odessa band was present
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

Mr.. Channcey Burr had the hardihood to
say in the Institute Hall. Wilmington, that he
regarded Mr. Lincoln as much more Of a trai-
tor than jeff. Davis The sentiment was
loudly applauded by his National Union Conser-
YatiYe Democratic AUDIENCE
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

FIRE-The Drying house Of Messrs. Pen
nypacker Il Co., at FELTON,, for curing the slaves
for making barrels, caught fire at noon, Tues
day, and burned to the gronnd. 1t was filled
at the time with slaves, and the entire loss was
$500 or $1,000. BY great cxcrtion the saw
mill adjoining and other property was saved.
, 1866-08-08
Nc&u advertisements.

~ SCRiEEa'S Advertising Agency, 51
t,r1s srbnrn strict, IN anuthortzrd to rcrtjse e
Advertisement. for the Tribune, mud A1l
the leading papcrs throughout the Uultcd
s&intcr md tnnualn.
, 1866-08-08
VOL. Xxx.

Indian, residing npon reservation with others Of
hin tribe, who complain Of snch lax hcinr i1npoa.
cd: ~ lave to say that in view Of what regard
by thH former decisions Of this otdct, I think
Mr. King and his people. lesfdtng upon their
reservation, arc not subject to tax 4s complained,
and have further to say that a. far AZ ihc officers
Of Internal Revenue arc cnnrcEncd, care should bc
iaEst flat Ar; King and his people are projected
Cotton REGULATIONS.
s o. y eo1ie sf
which will be Issued il Few days.
cotSNTEhFElT rLAIEs.
There has hccn received ut the Treasury Depart.
msn afc & qsSd x u hrrs rsitng r. @ set
city by the operatives ofthe secsctscrv1ce division.
. 71+,,r>.. v.s,pnt,;ns Tnfs; snoc,,, s.r. ..u.n
coinrsins Cole, united statcs Senator eject from
Cali.ornin, declines 10 be delegate 10 the Phlla
delphta Convention: lie says lis name was nsed
ass II hs sey :9 he : ns oes soee r..
:'General Shcridan's despatch to General G1ant,
on s. arrival in New orleans, af1er tie Hot, vas
mut1latcd 20 as to make false Impress sfnu."
EDEMSfTT CLAIMED.
The large farm Of the Hon. Joseph Segur, at
Hampton: Va, has been occupied ly the Federal
lcn r1as *nse e e ~ s Sses5 nj
properly, valued at ti0, ,0t has he ever been com.
lensated for. At present he i. unable to obtain
iai esmse. t. 'ae fas msi Of not oas
himself be loyal, but his claim must
originate IN 3oya1 stntc. This decision IL being
considered by tic Secretary Of War, as It n1eci9
the Vial interests Of large class Of unionis:s
wllorc only dependence was necessarily taken hJ
our troors, b.sl who lave been uunh!c to obtaiI
redress. The proclamation Of President johnson
OH the I'll Of April, 1877, aows about four months
consideration, hnt buck OF tlie date it Is claimed
compensation cannot 20.
N1SEYs HETCHSEn.
WAsn1S6ToS, August THE Treasurer OF tht
United States to-day received The sum OF $57, 10 J
almost the whole amount Of which the G0vernmcn
William Eitreoll Cooper. Tho amonnt was r.
eeiScd III two certisicates-one on the Firft Na
Hona1 Bank Of Philadelphia Tor $1,000, and III:
other On Adams Express Company, for S11,o90-
GENEr:AIs s-EAnNAS AND FULLERTON
were among the visitors al the Executive Mansion
to-day.
THE CABINET MEETtSE
WIS hell Today. nl1 The members hcfn5 present
except Mcs-ls. McCul1och ard ilarlan. .As:i4taa
Secretary Chandler represented tic Treasury De
rc*
, 1866-08-08
THE SENATOR'S SPEECH TO HIS
fELt0W-ClTlzEhS.
a. JOHNSON'S POLICY THOR
0UGHLY DISSECTED,
Speaker Colfax's Speech at
Indianapolis.
THE OHIO RIVER STEAM
BOAT DISASTER,
Racing Said to be the Cause Of
tie Explosion.


London and Liverpool Markets to the
Gsli-The Tr1l<~lan% Secure n Good
Footing In Isavnr1n--Thcy nfc to <pc-
cury TSnrzburg-Tilc Bararinna to
Retain the Fortress OF 1IcnfZ-1ilyer
IelfInc as.ufn 0pcncti-.1uktrInzf* Pour
ing into the T}ro1-Itnliau Navy TO
be Iscorgnl1zcd, &c.
,lospoS, August G.-consols closed at ST.; Tor
money; United states 5-a9= at 6sls; Illinois Cen
ttal at Is.
LIVERPOOL August 6.-Cotton-1hc sales to-
day have hcea R,Hu0 bales. The market Is Lat,
with a decline Of Iii per pound.
Especial Despatch to tho New York Hcsnld.l
LONDON, August 5.-Bcforc The armistice had
been extended to Bavaria. the prusssan army had
moved rapidly, and secured a good footing They
arc forcing paper currency upon the people. By
The agreement, tho Prussians arc to occupy Wurz-
l,us:- hut the Eavariaus 10 tctain The Fortress
Ut Meutz. Tht Baden troops lth 1t yesterday, and
lie NuJlcmburg troops will leave It On the 6th
Instant
The lficcr Rhine is opened
During the last three days the Austrians have
been pouring into the Tyrol r'a Bavaria to The
number Of about Il, Co.,
The Italian navy is to be rcor:anizca. The court
martial of Admiral rcnsauo. who recently com
mandcd the Italian feet, Is progressing.
\ new Italian loan Of 3aI ,o00, QUO lire has hctn
ordered.
since the signing OF The tEncc part OF tho Swiss
t,co;'s which guarding the border have been
disbanded.
TIE cholera Is increasing In England.
additional European Items by 1llc
I4a~t Stcaaner-TrE.>ia1 Demand upon
thc English Govcr1l1,ac1l1~-.Ahout1 Mex
teo-Coenpfeint~ from the Municipal
Council Of Vienna.
New io11, Au.ust 1.-THE r1nssIam Goyern-
fIH 1I1tI
1neni Tor tic treasure parked up aud carried nI by
ard Deposited bS thrm with the Rani; al En.lin!
asserting that rllc will seize and retain the IIano-
rcIian tomain t not given up. The amount o!
cCiH uas l,445U, ,Gl0 thalcTs.
The I"f'le announces that Mexican army,
81. .NN strong. recruited anon. .the Aexicaus aid
h!ccrcI By Europeans, will take the place Of The
French army, and will retain Ma1ilItlfan Oh the
l.rnEe.
1hc municipal conrcil Of Vienna has presented
petition 10 The Emperor, seafllrmiEg their luy-
aliy, Int seriously urging upon him certain rt-
forms in li- military and civil af:airs: They say
also that III such nlomcntous period The repre-
=eniatfscs of VicEua will not dwell upon all the
ta!c- which haze b. on.ht abont the present hernly
ec,ious position Of The Empire. To me cause,
however, they inusr a1lude. II H. thai the position
has been not 20 mncii occA$fonesl by recent re-
Verses in the field a. by the unfortunate policy
which the advisers Of The crown have pursued
both at home aud abroad for lou5 sc1lcs OF
xelrs.