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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

PETERSBURG RAILROAD BEIDGE.-TbiS stupendous
work is now bein. pushed forward rapidly, several
of the difficulties which heretofore presented them
selves in the way having been overcome. WePsid
a visit 20 the work, Yesterday, and found larSe
force of men actively engaged in lifting tWoFrS AND
raising new spans. No one. who has not VISITED The
scene of operations can have any idea OF tue great
labor skill and complicated material, necessary l1f
the erection u the bridge. The work, so Tar aS "
has progressed is really most superior specimen 81
mechanical skill IN every respect amt when hhShtd'
there will be nothing in the shape OF bridge any
where superior 10 It, MJuiy>ty, the greatest care
has been taken in even the mIuuteSt parts of the
structure aud this Is in Keeping with the reputation
which the eminent architect samuel Strong, E>l.,
of Washington, has Is a contractor for vast WORKS n
various parts OF tie world. The bridge would nave
been finished before uuW-tDr bridge hultuiuS even
ON a larger scale Is nothing new Go Mr. Nirong-H u
MAS NOS Tor the fact that parties with whom
ne contracted for timber failed 70 come Up
u time: aud not only that but pdlteN IN TINS
city. with whom lie contracted tor Eou wOrN
were unable 10 supply DC as uTt as Wa
rcuuirrd Owing 10 their not being supplied
with the plans in time, and 10 alterations which
we've subsequently made in some pait OF the plans
distractions % navigation, such as lee O1d Wedlhrt
Sc have caused detention oi vessels laden WIN
timber from the North but think all tins latter
MIGHT be overcome hy using yellow pine, when can
De had down here, South m place ui gong tn th'
North forwLitc pine. 70 is a remarkable tact ti'at
yellow pine, imported from the south is used 90
Structure, IN the North, NOT only because OF rs du DE-
b:ty tut because OF u, great strength m support
;nr heavy weight and vet white pine Is brought iruH
,se North for a bridge when yellow pine OF mo L
suysrior quality 8, az hand. Tins Is Ike carrying
Goals 20 Newcastle. ~ We have said, the worst OF
Gle difficulties have been overcome, and there is
timber enough now prepared ON tle ground Tor half
The bridge. aud the Tr,Jc-ar Work, are now iurn.>h
iu. Che non work rapidly. Let Mr.. strong now he
flrI,i,,I with whatever has been guaranteed to him.
and Iet ao oL,tl-r be thrown iu his way by design
ing and ignorant persons and there can be no doubt
but i'm d few weeks We shall hear the whistle OF the
locomotive over the waters Of the james.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

DIR. BAGsY's LECTURE last night was brilliantly
successful. The Hall was crowded to OVERLOOKING
indeed. quite a number were compelled TO leave
without securing entrance. The audience was COM
posed Of the most cultivated people OF the CITY, Iae
lecturer received the heJrtic>. applause. We have
not space for a critical notice OF what was really
delightful and splendid elort. Dr. Il. Is under en-
gagements 10 deliver this lecture 40 several places
but we hope he may De induced 10 repeat il here be-
fore setting out on d., travels.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

For board and tuition, per session of five months $40
The Boarding Department will be under the manage
ment Of Vincent G. Ryals Esq.
Address the Principal at Sunny Side p. o., Vincent
C.. Ryals at Oak Forest, Cumberland, Va.
d, c2a-Gtc JOHN MCGOWAN, Principal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
rrh ranrinr mann = % d a a ner hn.hrI. thp ont,

red Fsnging rom q 20 70 % % per bnsbel, Che out,
side for prime Pennsylvania. Germ In light supply
market dull; no sales Of white; we report sales Of
yellow at soc. Oats reported at 5Oc.
MOLAsSEs.-Prices unchanged.
PKOvIsIONs.-Supply of live hogs at the pens
small. Sales at i4ai4 for lots taken by butchersi
none by packers. Mess Pork firm at $50 per barrel.
Bulk Shoulders l3c, Sides 16c. Lard-Western lSi
aisle City lSc Bacon in moderate shipping de-
mand. with some orders for Sides from Richmond;
Shoulders l5al51c, and Sides lsale4c, Hams 23a25c
per pound.
PorLrRY-In good supply and dull, on account
of the warm weather. Sales of chickens at l6c and
turkieS lSal9c per H.
SrGAR.-Sales of Porto Rico at l3c, and Demerara
(CcntrfugaDOn private terms.
SEYps.--Cloyer in good demand. Sales at sSa
s ., bulk ut - l2lS % per bushel for prime. No
change in other kinds.
SALr.-We quote as before for jobbing lots. viz:
81 50 for Liverpool ground alum, 50 10 for ordinary
brands fine, and 81 % per sack for AshtOnS Turks
Island 60c per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Is in light supply, and with fair de-
mand from the trade prices are irmer. Yesterday
100 bbls Western, to arrive brought 81 80; to-day
jobbing lots sold at - 81 per gallon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
News by Telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DSsPArunEs.]
Proceedings Of Congress.

Proceedings OF ConEresS'
WASHINGTON, Jan: %
SESATE.-The bill to enlarge the powers of the
Freedmen's Bureau was taken up, the question being
on the proposed amendment to restrict the jurisdc.
ton of the Bureau to the late rcbellous States Mr.
Wilson spoke in opposition to the amendment
Mr.. Cowan, of Pennsylvania, cOntended that it
should lie adopted. lie said that the Freedmen's
Bureau could only exist by virtue of war powers,
and he was opposed to seeing loyal States placed
within its grasp. lie said if the Freedmens Bureau
must exist its operations ought to be confined to the
limits of the States lately in rebellion. The amend.
ment was not adopted.
IIOUsE.-MI. Fnck, of Ohio, (Dem.) introduced a
bill to repeal the act prescribing the test oath. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania, (Rep) submitted a
resolution asking for the trial of the leaders in the
so-called rebellion by court.martial military
commission, and asserting that it would answer no
practical purpose to have them tried by judicial
tribunal in the South where their peers are equal TO
the persons charged with the crime.
Mr.. Stevens from the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, offered the following joint resolution;
Besolred BY the Senate and House of Represent
atives of the United States of America, in Congress
assembled, two-thirds Of both houses cOncurring,
that the following article be proposed to the Legs-
latures of the several States amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, which, when
adopted by three-fOurths of the said Legislatures
shall be valid as part of the Constitution
Article - Representatives and direct taxes shall be
apportioned among the several States which may be
in the Union according to their respective numbers
counting the whole number of persons in each State,
exclusive of Indians not taxed provided that, when
ever the elective franchise shall be denied abridged
in any State on account of race or color all persons
Of such race color shall be exempted from the ba
sis of representation.
The same joint resolution was offered in the SEN
ate. Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey, one of the men,
beers of the committee made speech against the pro-
posed amendment, contendng that it was contrary
to the principles upon which the Government is
founded, viz: that taxation and representation
must go together.
Mr.. COnklmg, of New York also a member of the
committee spoke in favor of the amendment. The
vote will be taken tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


CO-PARTNE RSHIP The undersigned, of
" the firm of KENT, PAINE Il CO., have formed a
Co-partnership for the purpose Of conducting
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Under the finn of
PAINE & CO.,
And have taken the store No. loo, Main street, next
below Mitchell Tyler and will be pleased to receive
consgnments from their friends and the public
w. u. PAINE,
innon. nnhis L A PAINE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
r. II. NAURY. }. l.. HAuRY. X. T. BROOKE.
u II. NJ AUR Y & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, va.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,

BdhK NOIts,
State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes and such other securities rs
may be the market, bought and sold commission.
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in the Uni
al Stota. dec6-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
GREAT REDUCTION :

~ REAT REDUCTION
lH order 20 reduce our stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
As much as possible by Spring wo now
SELLING OFF
OVERCOATS,
BLANKETS and SHAWLS,
HEAVY CASHMERE SUITS
And all Winter Clothing, At greatly reduced prices.
MuIIt WERTENBAHER X WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
NORTHERN MARKETS


PHILADELPHIA MARKET, January 20.-Flour is
quiet sales at 81 5OaSl2 so for superfne and fancy
Rye -four dull at So 30 per Dbl: Corn meal nominal
at 81 25aSl 62t. Wheat dull and dropping: red
- l5aS2 %, and white - a0as2 ~. Rye 30 cts to
81 o. Corn in limited request; sales of yellow at
76a77 cents. Oats steady at 5Oa52 cents. Clover
seed 81 75aSS l21. Timothy nominal, and Flax
seed 50 10 per bushel. Whiskey firmer sales at
- 26as2 81 per gallon.
New YORK MARKET. Jan. 2O.-Cotton is steady
but quiet Flour dull and cents lower; sales Of
State AT Sc S5aS 10, Ohio s. IOal0 %; Western at
S. S5aS %; Southern unchanged, but dropping, 400
bbs sold Canadian 5aslOc. lower, sales at 50 75all.
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn dull and
dropping. Beef steady. Pork irregular and droop-
ing, sales at 500 624a29 10 for Mess. Lard is heavy
at l54alSc. Whiskey dull.
CHICAGO Market, January 20-Flour is dull
buyers and sellers are apart in their views. Wheat
moderately active at 22laSl % for No. l, and Sla
S5c for No. .. Corn steady. Oats dull. Provisions
dull. Mess Pork declined 5Oc; sales at 26aS26 90;
English picked bulk meats dull; new Hams are
steady at Ice. Lard dull and steady at l6ial74c.-
Hogs in light supply at 62laS9 75-good dress
ed hogs are steady at 10 75aSl0 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
AUCTION sALHs,-Futurs DAYS
by Harrison, eOddin Apper.on, Auctioneers)

tBy Harrison, GOddin AppersOn, Auctioneers)
VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE ~
Y BRICK RESIDENCE, on THE NORTH SIDE I:.iH
OF CLAY, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRDs->
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-will be
sold AZ auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
25th January, 1866, at o'clock r NJ Tor Immediately
AFTER the sale of the handsome residence on the corner
Of Marshall and Ninth streets, recently occupied by Mr.
benjamin Davis the very neat and comfortable BRICK
TENEMENT, located a. above in the occupancy Of
Rev Henry w. Watkins. II contain, eight rooms with
FIRE places TO six Of them besides brick Kcken framed
smoke-IIouse, and Gas and Water the premises -
Possession given the first Of April next or persps
earlier.
TERMS third cash balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured by
trust deel-the and insurance 10 be paid by the
purchaser -
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsoN,
jan2Stis Aucioncers.
BY Tardy & Williams, Auetioneers,
Dock and Seventeenth Streets Richmond, Val
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant,
~ We will offer at auction, commencing promptly at
IL o'clock:
1000 sacks Liverpool Gne and A Salt
90 barrels Herrings
300 pads Cotton Yarns
100 boxes tallow Candles
loo boxes turpentne soap
~ kegs sup-carbonate Soda
lOd boxes starch
casks Madeira Wine
5casks Port Wine
600 reams Wrapping Paper
Ground Spices
Fancy Soaps
Indigo, &c, &c
One Herring's Fire and Burgarproof SAFE Of large
size. -
ian2s.G TARDY & WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

A CASE OF ASSAULT A>D BNrrERY.-Edward
Kelly wa, before the Mayor yesterday on the charge
of assault and battery ON tine person OF Patrick Car
nell. and Eourshug pistol in the street Kelly was
represented los BIS counsel George pabney Noott,n,
who eros, examined Patrick with characteristic
clearne,s at considerable length. Pat admitted
that he did ne. honestly think that Kelly wished 10
ipirr, HIM I'm any way. HIS Honor, however re-
rSred security oil Kelly in the sum Of three hundred
siolaI, IA default OF which he was turned over %
the prisoners box, aud soon after was transferred o.
abe lpt k-Up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23

THE Walden TOBACCO SCREWS AGANlN COURT
George Jones, alias Washington, (coloredl was at
rested Yesterday by tc police ON the charge OF sell
ina, IN Kelly d Co.. some weeks ago, four tobarro
screws valued at 80 apiece, stolen from the Walden
ast,ta i'm Manchester 70 viii Dee remembered that
keil, was brf,rr the Mayor few days ago, on the
cLor. of receiving these screws, knowing the same
Ia have been stolen -h evidence heipg such ia the
.r,se that the Mayor refused BAIL and remaudcd
kelley 20 the custody Of the city ailor. George will
nave a hearing to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
jan2O-oodts

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-
~ The firm Of BAGBY 4 GRESHAM was dissolved
by mutual consent ON the 18th instant.
All persons having claims against the firm will please
present them 10 George Bagby for settlement, and all
indebted to them will please call at the said
Bagby, the old stand who alone is authorized to set
tie the same. GEORGE BAGBY,
janl7-w J. II. GRESHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
CUMBERLAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

The undersigned will open Select Classical School
al oak Forest Cumberland County, Va. for the nstruc
ton OF young gentlemen preparing for College or the
active pursuits OF lite.
The exercises of the School will commence Mon
day. the 22d January, 1866 and continue to 18th Of NJ"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
AGENCIES, &c.

TEMPER Il REYNOLDS,
81 GENERAL PURCHASING AND SALE AGENCY
For all kinds Of articles both for residen ts and non
residents OF the city.
PURCHASING BUREAU
Under the Immediate supervision Of Of our arH,
assisted by the most accomplished experts.
FOR SUPPLYING ANY ARTICLE ~ THE WORLD.
Particular attention will be paid to the selection pur-
chase and sale OF Thorough bred Horses Dogs, Cattle,
&c Carriage, Buggy and Saddle Hor,es Carriag-,,
Harness, Saddles and Brides Ill kind OF Sportin; Ar
ticle, line Wines, Liquors, Cigar, Sc, sc.
Agricultural Implements Of the mos; improved kinds
Books, treating on subjects 0 Importance 10 the Farm
err Horiculturalist and Florist.
FOR THE LADIES.
We will procure the latest fashion. and styles Of
goods OF every variety CHOICE Literature, &c.
We also respectfully solicit cpi,iaument. In short,
for any service which may be- required the public may
rely upon with the most perfect cunideuc' for Le!-
ity and despatch. w. II. JhNifER,
r. 4. REYNOLDS.
No. IS, Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd.
we,herel Bros, Baltma as-' s fa,csr- wallis, Ball.
Hodges Bros, =. w. Bruno,
]. Howard McHenry, DR.. J. H. Thomas,
Johns Hopkns Baltimore.
Col Odcn Bowie. Maryland.
Douglas II. Gordon, Virginia.
INTENSIVE LAND AGENCY.
p. y. READ, WILLIAM A. SMITH.
Attorney az Law. Clerk Chariot" Comfy
AMI Circuit Count.
READ * SM 1T II,
LAND AGENTS.
The undersigned have formed connection for tho
sale and purcbas. Of REAL ESTATE, leasing LANDS,
hiring LABOR &c, &c. in the c"nni"> ~ Charlotte,
Lnnenburg Prince Edward, Appomatt"x and MrckleH-
burg. A li,t Of FARMS, &C. for al" b. n, will De-
RENTED on application, 10 any Ic, desiring u buy
or lras. in those counties.
" RrFEREscss-JuIgc Hunter Marshall, Hon. willsm
Scott william W Real william Green, EsIs. Char
lotte county M-.sr,. Erhos Bell Cstlet Stauu'uu.
/ M,IIw.ne Y Co. Pp'arhHrg: william b. Robin.
Robert Morton AMI ' g. ge,d, Richmond and Gle.
ment Read New York cry.
address READ SMITH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO MARhEI.
There was break Of 10 hogsheads to-day 10
hogsheads were put up at auction, at the Tobacco
Exchange. Of these, one was taken in and the ba'
lance were sold as follows One at SOL one at SS,
one at ssl one at SOY one at slOi one at slai, one
at sl2l. one at Sl5 at sl6l two at $40 one at
s2l4, one at $685., one at s2i4, one at s27,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
DURRESS, POWERS 4 YANCEY,
ll2 MAIN STREET,
SrAIRsJ
UNDERWEAR HOUSE.

"
" II. HAYWARD, No. 81 Main street, below Four
,,,h street, dealer in an kinds Of GOODS for MEMS
f,vDER\ YEAR Toilet and Fancy Articles, Pertumery,
Nn,ians Nc., &c Also great variety Of Ladies and
CbUIr.n's Hosiery, Gloves, Zephyr, Moods, Nubias,
Er.tE Gl,t Sha wis, Sgsrfs, Socks sc, &c.
GEORGE GUSEELL, long and GivOrSby known by
III citizens OF Richmond, respectfully informs his oil
os.rs and friends that he eau be found at the above
6,ra where he sUlicits continuance Of their hvors
..un-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-23
WASuINGTON COLLEGE,
wv IgVINGTON VIpCINTA

w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session of this institution will begin
February LIST aud end June 2Sth 1885, under the Presi
dency Of General ROBERT Z. LEE assisted by com.
potent corps of Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lcge fees, $50 for tho term of five months.
For further particulars, address
dccl9-d&c3m G. J. HARRIS Clerk Of Faculty.
, 1866-06-05

assembled at Foggla and laramie, who,
besides Garibaldian Volunteers, are 10
be shipped for the attack on Trieste. 1t
is hardly possible that the Austrians are
not carefully watching every point of the
coast; but it is, nevertheless, believed
that they do not expect an attack there,
but rather at Venice or Pola. At a short
dlstance-about half an hour by rail
north OF Trieste is the junction of the
lines from Venice to Vienna. The des-
t%ruction Of the railway, though it might
not be held, would be of obvious advan-
tage, and a Judgment there would be of
immense importance. At all events, we
may expect that the Italians will deliver
their first blow at the most vulnerable
point, and where they are least expected.
1t is admitted that they ale determin-
ed TO avail themselves of every one and
every thing likely TO advance the great
object they have in view. They are
planning propagandism and rising in the
East, Montenegro, Bosnia, Servia, &c.
They will leave no stone unturned j aud
they make no secret that they would see
with pleasure a c%onfagtaiion throughout
Europe for the chance Of getting posses
sion of Venetia. The aid of all will be
sought for the work of breaking UP the
Austrian empire for the benefit of the
''nationalities" composing it. The Hun
garian General Turr is, as you are aware,
at Florence, and seems to be busily en-
gagged there. But what will become of
italy if, by a sort Of miracle, war is pre-
vented?
The Putrie states that Austria has at
present 100000 troops under arms in
Germany, exclusive of the contingent to
be furnished by the German Contedera-
tion. Austria, it says, can, moreover
bring into the field $4,000 men in Vene-
ia, $4,000 IN Ualmatla, and 100, OOO dis
perSed at present in Hungary, Istria, and
The neighbourhood of Trieste. She has
likewise in her service several veteran
corps doing duty in the fortified towns of
the interior.
A letter from the Venetian frontier of
the 81, given in the Courier MarseieAes,
states that the Austrians are going on in
trenching themselves by Notifications
erected on the Hill of San Lorenzo. La
bourers have been brought from Vienna
and Padua, and conveyed by rail to Pes
chiera to complete the works quickly.
While works are being thrown up on the
hill Of San Lorenzo, it is intended to le-
vel the hill of Spadina, one Of the high
grounds round Peschiera. The fortress
ses are being supplied with provisions,
and one contract has been concluded for
a supply of 1900 oxen. They are care
fully watching the frontiers, and from
the number Of patrols on the alert it
would appear that they anticipate an
immediate attack. The Venetians are
expecting to hear the roar of cannot
every moment.
Further accounts from Peschiera of
the 5lh state that of the 500 Oxen sup
piled by contract in the province of
Verona 500 are given to the garrison of
Peschiera. The apothecaries of the town
received orders to supply themselves
with medicine for six months. Orders
were received to destroy the farms of
Cristina, Lizzaro, and San B%enedetto, ST.
tuated between the forts of Lago, Papa,
and Laghetto.
, 1866-06-05

VIENNA, May g.
It may reasonably be supposed that
the ~subjoined despatch has bfoughtlto q
close the diplomatic correspondence be-
, 1866-06-05

Gladstone had been down to the Bank
himself and written the letter there,-as
if he would think Of such a thing,-and
there were plenty other wild and impos-
sible rumours. In the House Of Com
mons yesterday evening Mr., Gladstone
said, III answe TO Mr.. Disraeli, that The
suspension of the Act was under consider
alton, that it must partly depend on The
Bank account as it may turn out when
made up to Friday cvening,-and that he
was assured that The panic was one at
once of wilder excitement and less real
foundation than any within the memory
of business men.
, 1866-06-05

German Diet is still sitting, affecting to
call out troops, and exercise authority
to which of course no one deferS.
, 1866-06-05

Ike tIl6 Gulp6lOl' lOoC ti\l' D'C"''l :
gether, and every one knew that the En-
petor's vote was for war.
Yet the war still hangs fire. The truth
is that every power is anxious TO shit
the responsibility Of The first blow to the
other, and some of them are still behind
hand with their preparati ms. In Prus-
sia Count Bismark has gained certain
prestige and temporary Whit of popularl-
lv through the Characteristic courage and
audacity with which he met an attempt
on his life by a stepson Of the German
republican and exile Karl Blind. On
Monday evening this young fanatic at
tempted the Counts life in the principal
street of Berlin, the Unter den Linden,
with a revolver. With the usual nervous
ness Of assassinS he fired two shots lnet-
fectuaIly; wIen the Count turned and
seized him, and three more shots went
off, still without inj0ring the Minister.
When al length apprehended and lodged
in prison, the fanatic succeeded in wound
ing himself MORALLY in The throat with
the blades Of a pocket knife, aud he died
in the hospital during the night. Count
Bismark got q serenade for his nerve, and
has seized the opportunity to obtain a
Royal decree for the dissolution of the
Chamber, in The hope that the next may
be better affected to his policy and per-
son.
From Berlin, Vienna, and Florence
every mail brings fresh accounts of the
enthusiastic preparations for war, and
peace is only mentioned now in diploma
tic documents. The Austrians have
flooded the country round Mantua. TIA
liam conspirators have fired the Austrian
frigate Novaro In the arsenal of Pola.
Venice is no longer to be entered or left
by travellers; and 10000 Croats are as
sembled in Dalmatia. The Austrian Go
vernment has followed the lead of the
Italian in issuing inconvertlble paper;
all the three powers alike have now mo-
bilised their whole army, and are proba-
bly, wishing eagerly and equally that Ga
ribaldi or some other irresponsible per-
son would open the ball. If no one else
will move. Prussia will probably find
some excuse TO enter Saxony. But the
, 1866-06-05

The panic on the French Bourse pre-
ceded ours by some days. 1t commenced
with the Emperor's annOuncement,-or
reported announcement, for it is said that
he Invented his own speech afterwards
for the benefit Of the Monitew and the
worlI,-to the Mayor Of Auxerre, on
Sunday, that he breathed more freely
among the working population of France
than in any other class, because he knew
that they, like himseIfj detested the trea-
ties of 1915, on which it was now pro-
posed "to base all our foreign policy"
and because in them, in short, he recog@
nized 'lhc true genius Of France" When
this was known in Paris, the moneyed
class, instead Of breathing more freely
like the Emperor, lost their breath alto
gether, and every one knew that the En-
peror's vote was for war.