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fesal Noliees.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-ln the
- m.eI Of THE T, e-'sssy SS, q
celae,eIy hoci.ion' pl.'sd Ar,i =, is' 49, 80 ~
entitled special rem Thereof held IN tho Kins comfy
Cont ~ % ss S ,a M a 20 BE- 81 lie epson Of s
pesen, aad exhibit ie fespsese claims to % @ne
.i IN the City BooEya l0 Day Of Jay 1896 At osss
c order that amounts eus 70 .sid e,sao, o.
to sson due upon I nS e'sSes OF creditor.
falling Pteen, .ad erei b. o. Their em s time ,aa ss
had before undersigned eiree under The 'Aid oaer-Daisi
brooklyn Kings County AS ~ niro r RreeLrs Referee,
JAMES MsuHIcr Attorney Tor Receiver No 81 ws,t n y
SUPRENE COURT-Cty and County of New
> Yors-WILLiAM II. wALLING. psintia, against SAMUEL
ARNOLD and Matilda III, wife John T. Rus.en
S %i. ad ss' n. ia Il s s sap E's
hue Anna L. a,s P p b. nv WAN Mann
V.nSST| cfa-. y:pief wss yelo his VIE s,I.h
s6m NsSs f,e M as. s s99j os a Ty smith
MaS Rc5 s% w. c5 T. % jane. p and Eva Jane
Wiz Henry Isns, AID 3 s % d s and srTe,
wife Jsmss Smith ard Anna he wife, Robert " Ldn no I'd
Tdmond. defendant. relief Com not served ,
he eo@PSI hi. action Wien WI dc e q, o &c, Of o.
CLERK Of the CITY and Coany Of Newi al ne Ohy a "a ,d
.s iHS TO- si &. No. IN . "a s
, e The OK s Tim, rss GSd y Ssn S III. .s s .d
apply tss Court for the relief d,Iipas T. p
June , lS eom, Ls;a s al IN r o Of s crs
Of the City and County Of 1s as dh d 81
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
> OrkALFxANDER SA1rELt, ard ELIJAH O: CAT
M Hf mRA .9i! @sas. Assi
d@,sd sSa,I.s.-,SS not .s1To SS. ssg
s9d REQUIRED 70 answer the compliant in tbs :, G
T Yo,t Il ss CITY Hs the City
g WHAT IN. .a e .t CT shS 'S,sS a
twenty days service q this you exclusive Of
Vi @i aay & ,s %. ':is. .ri d.
sn. for the Of l1sI dea Sa
and sItyys besides aud d,bur OF this scionDa
''' "'" PISf4 aEaHRD BUCKLEY Plaintiff. Attorney.
TIE compliant ~ this seen y sa n s on ,s S y p a% mo, &
1885, riiiT oEhxF F.s,s. as,ss.;
CUPREME COURT, INTERCHANGEABLE
y ST. GEORGE Plaintiff .sin MARGARET ST. oEonGk
Dss&,"4 +. e. 6scnsS G m&aoaSf ST.
GEoRdE: You Gre hereby summoned and :nns stamp 90
"Sss % e Be sa s.a az ss s s es
n IsS cy sd 70 serve copy Of your
On the 3 i ts Sy a. ;s.
exclusive day service ard al to sp.wei the .sd
sSpy to the s count Tor The relief
December ~ ''''' WILLIAM p HOWE, PAaas. Attorney;
M.vls,.vewTu No. 100 LeonaFd.i.. Newfofk CITY
SUPREME COURT, City and County of New,
- yots GRAssFT LAuSY and Others Executor &c, against
GILBERT f. INVERSION Orf. In pursuance Of iadsns.;
SUPREME Cent %' e, IT, IN % CITY Of %
S.y Of May one i hundred and 'Iy
Oh sd Es's ON n'V "Wednesday 4 $50 he
scs s F * SGEs r. SLfR
dbsd viz Al ' ,s ssH %s 20 Of hs City Of New
York now by the stree, number m r.srfe p.unosa
i snS ns; tr' ss wse & noSsy and ,s o.
fs .Se of Jonathan Re.s c. Ds
feet - .sd s Iy e se
ssd in depth on the oohey side HUNDRED and ,xfns ee and
eleven in'A'' O 80 Nay T. 3 sr lss r,as. zion
JET IawawT No .. Mal -:
NTEw.YORK SUPREME CoURT.-IsAAC c.
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60 iUbom II man GonteriL
Deniistrp.

HAVE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WiIHOuL
PAIN bv Dr. HOYr who the only methods BY which
NITROUS OXIDE be administered pure Olee No W. Broad
way, eoJLtI Of EikltStnth ~
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BOARD ano Rooms.

49,
ALL WANTING BOARD ROOMS or COT
N TAGFS Country City have directions tao
For Bosrder address with stamp BOARD EAOhANOh'
No 59z broadway n y
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY would RENT two
n large ROOMS furnished to gentlemen without ooaIe
has oil modern improvements CAL al No. lSo
A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, having more
-. heGs Ss family spenSd suite Of FURNIsHED ROOMS with
meals served rooms family table location Of The house IN
and comfortable home unusual unity
Reference exchanged. address II G b. Tribune Office
DOARD.-A well furnished front ROOM with
- BOARD in private family 70 gentleman and %e 81 Two
SrOvements No. i52 wsvercy-piace.
DOARD-To LET with BOARD, back PARLOR.
~ AG second S aoT or, H1fE ROM and ssy' hail
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE, AIRY, and Handsomely
I'D Furnished Rooms TO n E WITH q .6Sst BG se ra ns
exceedingly moderate FOR the season References eNchaneo
UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET with or without
i board to single sentemen, st No Il 81 Marks-Plaee
ENTLEMEN who can give the best of references
" NAV procure large small FURNISHED ROOMS at No IL St.
Marks.pace
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to LEI,
L with or without BOARD ct No 10 West fonrieenti...
MO 90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS either fur
~ nhed unfinished with BOARD, may be had by applying
at the above number.
yyvANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM, with Break
w fast and Tea, in priyatefamy by aiRse @
H Ada j. II, P o Box No 900
10 ST. MARKS PLACE, Eighth-st near Broad
. way TO let nicely FURNISHED ROOMS. without hosrd PIE
ierred in quiet end pleasant family Location central ana nc
sirabe.
oc WEST FIFTEENTH-ST-Tw ROOMS on
ID the second floor Room the third floor with
Dinner sicl.
HOO NlNTH-ST.-To LET with BOARD, two
EOC Handsomely furnished PARLORS; also double and single
ROOMS suitable gentlemen Dinner at xix
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hin in Mendham, Morris County. NewJesy, two and hall
hos,s mansion completely furnished and.
ses M modern improvements; IN delightful grove; hne awut
h.hberv m acies well cultivated end stocked horse
ra,Tess wagons immediate possession given Inquire o.
JOIN KAVANAGH. northeast corner Of rory seconds anu
q
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ARGAlNS-l20 acres Sc, Geo; 90 acres S2,5CO;
ID zoe aes 5000; GO 500 22S acres building new
ncl, oelard acres $1,000; 3l syracuse
sie COO Cottage and country store = roo JAQuES, No zoo
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iertures amo Aleetinss.

AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on the Physiology
"A of Digestion and Prevention Of Ac Cholera WI De si,.S
by BROUGHr0N, this Tuesday Evening at MOZART HALL
No. el4 Broadway. Admission cents
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. An al.
IN onrned meeting held the Library. on TUESDAY
EVENING. June 49, at u o'clock .
YglUE MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL So
Getty will their Annual Donation Ft and Fair Il the
Home the Grounds Of the Sesnens Retreat s9cn i."" On
tn The Managers hope to receive es"a he
linz raj patronage friends Twenty Assrsay
Of Society he Eleventh Of the Asylum vi" be held me
place on THURSDAY, 2lst June, at O'Clock p ~
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60 fet.

fro LIE IA great bargain-A FURNISHED
HOUSE 50 yseond t., between Third and FoaIthave
To- 5 yor month AID furniture In perfect order re
Mr., fEls bh house hon the corner Of Ihd ave. IN Sne
seeond-st west side
yINO RENT-In BTOokyn-STORE NO. J 80 ATTAIN
49, above ash.ngto ave. with in the
md ssemept room cellar. ren go Also, second booi
and basement
Win bath second stoy brick house No ~ Csnon
r~.r PnT rent $50 Apply 10 the agent Cantons from ~ 70
or Atlantic In Rew'fofk No. ~ futoa ST. up
sisiFs Once No ], about H.
II,O LEA gentleman about leaving the city for
the summer would LET his 6ntcess HOUSE furnished o.
sonal responsible party without children Inc pest Oh
s-essnss isSsnsd Address II 4, iIkpnt Vhss, m@swsfS
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ALL WANTING FARMS.

m Large thriving settlement Of ',nea u d"css
20 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad hic1 sou 80
iarre crops; twenty tracts at s5 per acre
business good society. HUNDREDS ais
md making improvements Apply to CbAs n LANpS' 20
suSs Nineand Lands township NJ. Letters ls"'I'
rotsinine fn Information win be sent free. Froa hsiofs
SoIoa Robinson 4oric al Editor OF The 1y0Rhr one
s frsige fyfc fTIcfs seoei posoh ma sho
condition rleasan farming ldf kHoU u" soc u '
Hrgsf.s
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ConNrRY RESIDENCE a Gentleman has b

n '
erected ae aud comuoons bClLuiN6 m ihe nppr par
Of Wehestr County, containing 80 Rooms WIN as' It.os
f;,i,c ,1 pi ara Rooms delicious Wetr lceon "' tuis
Rarn Stable spot play ground o cltd en- aud - pno
scy IN hna Oh boating. whole admirably een 'o 70 &c
snoae about persons INCLUDING eTyau; suoe ei.nei ~. S
country BoadDeiou'e or Tor ogi o. n'e Pons
slnbhd ,oefleut minntss wok rom the station its
can be In and leave a les5tne " - "
,eouirea a. 20 Character and responsibility Rent WI re un'
sosl H. further particulars apply 70 JOS ~ S1
Bcor Rotan1l Building fars' or to OLOhuL = ' MN ~
Del auh
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neal Cstaie for Sale.


A CENT EMANs COUNTRY RESlDENCE ana
a EhRMof &c ACHES ioT SALE-A choice place. hhey s".'
te,iv healthy convenient to the city Buildings large"
- "a nearly new Abundance Of Fruit On account 'l business
emspt, wi be sold cheap. Apply to owner lnedsy "eahe
s,v harsdsy ard Friday at The Franklin MOUSE fu0''
Brooklyn from l2to 3
TTRNCTIVE PLACE at GREENWICH.Only
n eleCoO one at Mount Vernon $1,000 excellent isIn
hJsuafonsrk $4,000; several places ~ haN"'S' '' @
Ss0 JAouEs, No a9 sroaowey,
A CHEAP COUNTRY HOME, 40 minutes rom ron
n HOUSES and LOTS terms at dixspeth'
1,t r. X. KELLOGG, Executor No o Sea1iss. y !.
a VALUABLE TRACT of LAND for SALE, con- on;
~ ,;r 40 ceres suste direct Loyds Neck r9htns o9le
sam Sor snd Long Island sounds has been owned iot
80 Snv bot lately offered for sale The properly ha ~.
ine view any the sound As can BE- seen ioa
49,. ,iles mn md down. number Of Ounoms
ney az tie hest that are Island shores me e
an Kind Of crops ana
nh ~ oc uhte sard and pebbles which i very vauoDe o
.o,,osss $50 on property is found the ht rns
r.rnoses the Of which ~ cunts 10 quite ~. ~
shs xssr large lake Of fresh water which 'tS IN
i M Inc immediate neighbohoodi cunning ana nsn2s
rs1i Abundance Steamboa, from The city n9s WV" ssn 70 The
he nrouev. four miles railroad about ire ee f hs
village Of Huntington L. J., and 81 miles rom and
,oJ together OF in plots snit purchasers toi 1 "a
an eSst Plan. apply TO SERGEANT, No u Wallet, COT % ~
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fircworks.

A MEXICAN FLAGS for Ith ofJUIY, Of 10 small
~ .zs Ticket. aud Sample Cards all Kinds Dry Goods ior
the trode SALsBRYS RkFlNlSHlAO and Packing Establish
nent No. la9 nuane-st
nEPOT for J. w. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREWORKS u assortment Of the best quality
Dealers respectfully Invited to call
r. fOULD No 30 Joha-st
EIREWORKS. FIREWORKS!
Il EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Committees OF Cities Towns that intend ceieoisn r cohn
anniycs OF oar National Independence VII hnh 20 eI iest
by making application fr Fireworks al our s.f
CITY, ~ Depo No. "a Cejars where every description
oExhbou goods for Storckeepers sale can be obtained
i 4 I. EDGE. No. 81 Cedarst
EIREWORkS.--A general assortment Oh ram ana
CoI,,,a FlRFWORKS sud Of tr best q1ay for sale by
BADEAU LOCKWOOD Co., No "a Wsshingtoast
JNIREWORKS.-dA FIRST PREMIDM
E FIkEWoRKs ard WAUGus EOSPAREiL TORPEDuEs
SOU "Hoe's" a' A. WAUGH, Proprietor
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A CHEAP COUNTRY HOME, 40 minutes from
n :, ~ uOrSTs and LOTS terms at kiils beth
NeT' n KELIOGG Executor, No "a Cedar-st N y
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I,XUIBTTION OF COI.ORED GRAMMAR
IL SCHOOL no. 2, At COOPER INSTITUTE
THIS Crue,day) EVENING June 49, 1896 -
tie Mortgage Debt aud TO increase the sabbath
School Library Philips Church Tickets - cents Children
Is cents To Of the Teachers Scholars and at the door
door. omen at 4: Exercises 90 at o'clock
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Gummcr Retreats.

HROOkFIELD HOUSE.-A few more families can
tD accommodated the hotel Brookd Worcester
Comfy Mass immediate application A. MDEROS SON
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS TO SEPT. |

The French ransa,lantlc mail steamship Percrc,
Captain Duchesnc which sailed from Brest Saturday,
the Is, Of september arrived al this port yesterday
evening.
Among tho passengers landed by the Pereire werc
Madame Adelaide Rissori, with the members Of her
company and suite.
BY the perere received oYr hlss from The CONT
nent of Europe dated to the lst of september The
papers contain interesting details o special telc
grams BY the Atlantic cable.
The New Ere Press Of Vienna publishes highly SEN
sa,cnai piece Of intelligence rom Berlin, being nothing
less Than news Of the approaching ce'rohot n ne
Prince hpsriu If France ~h The eides. daegttcr u
ne Prince Royal Of Prussia. :
The VopsfYau,d, or Vienna, which Is the clerical Or
gan in the Austrian capital also has is curious piece OF
news-naney, that the Pope ID 10 gyo UP Rome as the
capital Of Italy, preserving 70 himself the Vatican and
ST. Peters while veneta s given to the Pspacy ms
temporal property Austria preserving the right OF gar
,ison in tho Quadracral and holding the port Of Mas
mocco for her heet.s
The duaJarg Gdstte learns from Hanover that an all
dress destined for the King OF Prussia favor OF Tue
maintenance of the dynasty OF The Guelphs With
tain restrictions Ac royal prerogayes, received thirty
thousand signatures In spite OF tho obstacles which the
Prussan authorities have opposed to that manifestation
The passenger service for venea has been rees,ab-
lished. The trains from Lombarjy 50 10 psschiera,
where they in communication with The Venetian
railways.
The cholera has diminished arlong the PrGssan
troops in Bohemia aud Moravia
fhc scene OF the battle OF sadoNs Is being wasted by
the cholera shefe no, rtore than few THOUSANDS
Of inhabitants In the whole district AMI Of these two
hundred died In lew days.
Aayence. become Pmgsisn fortress, 10 40 lie com
naanded by Prince waldcmar 81 lchlesw HUis,ein.
General Elias Greek officer In the service Of the Bey
Of Tnnis hasarved a, rnlou, charged 70 contract in
France, II possible, loan seveniy.Gve millions on ac-
count OF bis government
The Goaa, % Madrid, announces that the Spanish
floating debt the Isl Of July amounted TO 54s 900 600
reals i've sols oach) aud ihe lst OF August 10
l, Coo 900 600 reals.
Letters from Alexandra announce that commerce was
recovering from the disturbance Of business caused by
the European money crisis Affairs beginning 10
improve Trade is checked for the moment by the nj
prcoccupaion produced by The extraordinary rise
of the Nile which has not stood high level for ten
yenIs Great fears are felt for The harvest
Conssan,inope letter OF the 22d Of August says
The Sultan takes such interest tho health Of The
Emperor Napoleon that he has ordered news Of his Ma
eys state TO be autographed daily III bis complete re-.
covery be reported.
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History III Tie states Suppressed.

From lie Sort, OF Brussels, Sept IL
The following are some particulars respecting the
States which his Prussian Majesty has just suppressed
Hanover consists Of the prnepaes Of Laneberg,
kaenbure, Hildeshem, Gottingen and Osnabrrck the
duchy OF Wordan; the counties OF Hoya, Depholz,
Linden and Bnheim. Its existence dates from the year
1892 when Ernest Augustus Of Brunswick Lureburg was
created Elector OF Hanover; he sonnlaw OF King
James H. OF England HIS son, In consequence OF that
relationship, became KING Of England in TIA, usdr s
name N Gcrg l., and until 1887 the Soverogns Of Great
Britain have governed directly that country. During
tho empire Of Napoleon that state disappeared; was
reconstructed in lsl3 aud In 1925 tho electorate was
made royalty. On the accession or Queen Victoria tho
Duke Of Cumberland nth son or George III, became
King, Hanover being masculine ief That prnce died
IN 1851, since which date his has reigned. HN titles
are, Duke Of Cumberland OF Brunswek Lnneburg,
Prince Royal OF England and Ireland King Hanover
He married princess OF SAKE. Aenburg and has son,
aged twenty-one, and two younger daughters
Electoral Hesso is more ancient a sovereignty ;
II consists Of the Grand Duchy OF FnIda and the Prnc
patty Of Halnan II twas founded by Henry H. son OF
tue Duke OF Brabsnt recognized Jandgave OF Hesse In
1897; In tho midst Of the sixteenth century that State
was divided by succession into the Iandgravates or
Hesse and Hombufs, and tho Grand Dschy Of Nassau
" became an Electorate 10 1900.
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n EXC o.


a New Imperial General.
PARIS. sept l0--Evenng.
General Marquee, Mexican Minister to Constannope,
has been recalled and win 20 out to Mexico 10 organize
army for the service after French evacuation Of
the country.
MaxImilIan Expected Home.
LoSooS, Sept ll--Noop.
Tie Times Paris letter published to-day, says that
NE Emperor Maximnisn u expected 10 return from
Mexico TO Europe by every steamer
Spanish Opinion ef the French Evacuation.
MADRID, Sept liza N.
Tho Efafstk Of to-day says that Mo Fronch troops
must be Withdrawn from Mexico with the utmost
toD unless amicablo relations previously esab.
hshsd with President Juerez
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Que Of brigham Nsa1s's Missionaries In
Trouble.


From he london Telegraph. Augjet 90
At Portsmouth, yestsffav, Pail Harrison. Mormon
preacher and Snowman was placed nj the bar on
the charge Of bieamy. The circumstances were Of
somewhat singular Character II appeared that 10 1910,
the prisoner, who went by tho name o. sherwood mar
ried at Bury, Lancashire, a woman named Hemar. 10
1856 he married Emma Lewis, widow, al Poplar his
f1s, vie being som alive ~ a; time no went by the
name Of Harrison which be ststed o name given
him BY the Mormoos, of wnich community he had been
preacher for many years The prisoner objected TO the
evidence Of two Of the witpesscs the ground that
they avowed infdes' hut he bench, after put
ting few questions them, decided that the objection
was grcundess and valid thai their esdence was ad.
Missile
Emma Lewis dcposed tha, she bed four children nv
her frst husband and thtec by The prisoner She CO.
hahsd with the prisoner until three years ago. when
she left him. Venry Lewis OF the last witness de.
posed that IN c5hsequs % communication made 10
him be and bis brother vent TO place called Haywood,
10 the house Of woman named Harrison. the prisoner
was living with her He called her Mary" and she
called him Paul. girl between thirteen aud four.
teen, there, and she called tue prisoner father
and addressed tho woman ~ mother y Tho prisoner
said the greatest punishment he could have zepnra
ton from tho woman Lewis aud children; everything
else nothing.
ON being daiy cautioned tho prisoner who stated that
he mad nothing 10 say, was committed for trial.
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REFORM IN ENGLAND.


French Encerrrgcmcnf 70 the British People.
Prom the Psris Constitutional, sept, l.
Mr. Brishts speech Birmingham has
already created Immense sensation throughout the
United Kingdom. u inaugralcs Bssss1ssm or oy,sn
which appears likely spread and become decce In
presence Of the Communications Of Birmingham,
ceeding those Of Lonaon. there win longer DO any
possibility for the adverares or reform to maintain that
tne electoral right. On the contrary, they will he
Obliged 10 recognize thai obstnate resistance viii
only lead 10 extention of the popular demands Tie
adoption Of Mr. Giadstorcs bin would have arrested FOR
long time all sets'ion and sIenced Nr. Bright, who
would have voted In favor tie rejection OF that
has brought aboat he creation Of the Reform
league aud provoked meetings like those lust held.
The demands longer fog lowering OF the cleo
toral qualification, but for Ugsssisol sigr9gs
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AUSTRIA.


Army Reform.
vieSsA, Sept 1o--Afternoon.
An order has been issued ~ the Minister Of War that
The regiments Of tho Austrian army, named afsr the
King and Princes o. Prussia, the Duke OF Baden and
some others, shall cease 70 bc 50 named
On "A Peace Footing.
ViEsss, Sept. n 1899.
decree has been ssuod by the Emperor ordering tho
whole Austrian army 10 b placed upon peace footing
A Naval Disarmament Ordered.
VIfSys, sept i1--A NJ.
Tho Austrian Minister Of the Marine has ordered the
Adra,io neot, At Trieste, 10 proceed to Pos and
Plume, the Austrian naval stations, 70 be dlsarmcd.
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" THE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER IL.
TU R K EY.

The Sultan 10 Send Minister 10 Wa ~bingtsn.
CoSsrASrNoPrE, Sept II, 1859
The Sultan Of Turkey, impressed with the importance
Of being in diplomatic correspondence with the United
States has decided establish embassy the Ar
can capital
In accordance with this decision the Sublime Porte Is
about selecting influential member OF his government
70 proceed 10 Warrington as Minister Resident and
penipotenuary Of Turkey.
American Small Arms for The Turklsh arms.
coxrAsTIsorLE, Sept IN, 1868
1t Is reported that consequence OF the successful
results OF recent trials Of American small by the
military commissioners appointed for that purpose by
the Porte, tho Turkish army is about TO be armed
entirely with carbines OF American manufacture.
Agents OF the government about 70 leave for the
United States 10 contract for their manufacture.
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paocfsnyGos o. TINE coMyfkrlun.


arrsss SEPT ~, iso0
ny res,u rwcddie Hal crowded VIII deisesiss and
spectators rhe hsH aod tssesurly sccorasd
with fnra
savrorp y crrrrr rrxrop,sy oranxs
soon after twelve O'Clock the Convention was called
order ~ Peter cassr secretary Of the state Committee
whose motion, by Instruction Of the ssAo fominuce
Sanford r. Church, Of Orleans, cLossn Temporary
chairman
rrrrcn Tsrrsn, ~ Oneida ard James Kelly o. Nes
york we're appointed conduct The chairman 10 The
sssge.
on reaching The chair vr Church addressed the csu
venilon hls being frequently interrupted ~ ~
plane Ho raid
GrNfssry ~ rrE cosvrTiov-r bog leave 70 retain
you ny thanks for The honor yon have conferred
upon noe BY selecting mo 70 preside temporarily OYER
test IN whcb you have assembled. n Involves tho
question whsihsr he constitution T. 70 BE- lbs fa,ufs
guide ~ tbs rep1h.ir Or whether the cJurify 10 df
caprice or rasson o. fsnairsm u an aoedsaial Con
Whether We sre Il have nion and %. =, - 1ss.loa
aud anarchy aud despotsm. li'bseu whoshsr ~ 10
saeIinss Of blood and treasure 70 pre.sge The rnlon
have been made Ia vain or 70 10 List forever
government, With ~ IL prIesisss blss.lns. tcbssr
cool men 10 sn,s cordial maternity rseadss 81 rrs
vous political relations gcbesn F.r-onJ smla,on
and lsAioasy should be laid sads IN v,ew u an
lmpsrilled oouniry--lehsanf-as Whoever l.
willing 70 d. % fa1s, IN ny lrdsnsni, 70 CON"
p 70 y. snoaa - ~ ~, ~ , "a :, ,ns
tor anf w the eide u tia, noble patriot kni statesn
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