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r. ~ Hoaafaii- Drart 81 C..osiy c.
80 o. C.srnfs "A ttxasl
TfNnE ua.rrs gl.ai tatai.ifrrfs nf -frr,eh.a- go
II irrrN 81 fail csarlufs af uNs.-i. r-snrrrlai.t
~ Hsseai that a. r,..ssr arrnr..i. re--u-rs
fhit rrs r.sais r.esi o. ir.asird ta 80 tasa "a
Love. rHrn-1rarlrg thr t.at I.ar of lsrFen nnl
~irrhs1, "a a. tru- 1.lsr l fosi s-strli
~ fnr ~eaffHarn .I 81 rr-rhsrr Ie.t.nr irar1 go
hausr el Jaha Fis-- ta ssiI -r.-sr lee, ta ta.tr.
tnra .irr. 49, en ttr rl.st ral.rf uriIr f.r.r
rn frfrt-rri urh 60 raasf Irat.rr trnn 800
Lrvst to "A 80 -rarltsu u-ar tas houes at -
rfrh Hnrfrrs iH ssat f..rrI. aaf f.si trr rs,rsfr
fr rare 10 f.rafr "a t.rfh aaa t.r.ts far Sans q
in SEQ lla.lzarsl ti 81 rrsal..al sNgc.lrsHt.
JOAN PALMER. ed - cthrrs.
~rraah.al Nl.ia..rr "a. 49,
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The Farmers Of Japan .

We COPY the foiio~inr sketch Of he 70
Eiical and social hie a hrmers IN japan.
from hitter written in tat county and
pabiish~d in the Ncw Nork Trb8nes
90 The farmers about ne open ports arc.
Is a class. very-srna'l ianjhollers. but In the
interior. more especially ucar Mao. the
seat Of The spi-iiual Enreror. 80 hear q
large estates IN the posse-siol a. single
family. whose hsfke~rs up the state % a
hereditary uobic Of smaller clas.. ani ap-
pears in pubiic wearing tvo s~o-tl.. the
bad-c 81 IRE privileges classes. sn.i b. 81
lovrd bya tra'n o. arua,-l suyudants. a
coontrs sguiro ~ith a coaniry srairr'. im-
portancc in other and ohAr DAYS The-c
large estates ard fhe privileges OF rank a.
corded ~iih them. wvrc. ve arr told. the
grants Of former Esnpcror-. ~ long 40
day.. a. rcvomPense for pcrsonai or puhiic
service Herr thc ola k1,lsl customs q
Europe arc cuant IN MANY ways. ari -
day The reward OF merit in civil iifr 20 mill
tary service l. the giant ~ certain lands.
18th ihe i-ht Co their inco-,c ard thc iircc-
ton oi ifs descent. A hcfcluary bcsfouai
O. De- forfeited IN like manner AZ 60 vas
gained. by disscrvice o. ODE lnperial ~i.l.
l have kposn ore sach family 30 icCaycd.
ho~eecr. thai ~haI 49, i-t % thc ancestral
acres bar,ly suiEoed 60 ke,p Up De shabby
OF farm boase ani maintain ilc fcw ser-
wants uho we're ftaciicd % "a. While iis Io-l
f9sad ibe az o. Ncd5 And iss coast more
congcniai than that q his rltronymic estate.
-iti m Aneisnt spear ani bg~ OF fbe fame
~ burg consTi-uous on the uan .a re VS.
tihaie. a. ihey hal done 90 r,uiaric- per-
hsps-
The farners - class loiI q, .nterue-
i'aie rank in ihe so-.al sale. OraurLosc
rosli.ou 8. not hrrcli,a-y. thcy bold ,i.c best
place. Il is from ti,ci- rarks thar o., Cow
eminent infs-cs re- strength mo the .oi-
der caste. and The grades % risil service
arc Po-si1lc 90 conspicuous sud vel s-s-
taircl mrrit. Ans in a lind ilke has. uhsre
ianiilr alliances are thc toacisione of castr.
90 j. no mcsaiEancc -f1rarotlc to,rcI the
r-ifer ofihe greet hrdho'l,r. aad the
frouicsi chef .n ihc land if. to Or. side A.
c'rc-bine tis iErusr'. daurhtsr. o. whose
charms az T-~-~or he has bren csffivafcI.
aad ~hose oasPrin- nay iaicri al be fsnk
ard Friti'eccs- 80 may nct De- D. vife.
Bee she uas be ~ '' siIe--is-.- al ber tltfe
ia'.ieaies. and nav. A. b. pa,riareAai lays.
tc hi- hess beloved and thc motlcr 81 Lis
heir.. For. thouEh ether tii-rs i.ire
claa.. iLc son 81 lie vife has prereieo-e ly
custom. tacre b. nothing 20 presr1i che
course Of dcscent being directed. wirr ir.-
t'resi. o. love. or price. or natural ir-a1sc-
.iy. or un6inrss 10 he wifr's child-cr ,..ter-
reaes. 90 the chilIrcn o. side wifc or cyrn
O. a. atoptcd s7u.-
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In the majority - cases more difficulty
j. inexperienced AM dissPPoin,ment met With
Ia rearing Eiter.of pigs mp 20 the ace of
ten DAYS. thar ever afterwards. Al present.
vhcn the yooug % porkcrs- have a high
progressive value. the proper care Of breed
ing sows becomes a mailer Of s3mc impor-
tancc and anxiety % the farmer.
The TODD al To- so~s shouid be varicd
and Boaerateiy "a itod abundant enough 70
kew item thriving. vet not suiiicient o. fat
ten. Il i vel Go gave them cbarcoai cccA-
sionalis. and a trtiie 81 suiphar The slops
Of Tbs house are good feed. AZ ihls tend
20 keep TIE appetite On a bcafhy state. and
90 destroy the tendency Of the swine 90 de-
Nour her youn-- They sb0uid not be
CLOSELY confined a small ward. 20 least.
shoul1 be ATTACKED 90 their sloeptne pens
for teen % 90 into ~ viii. Change az
qaaricrs. especially when n.car the tiuse O.
giving birth @ their younc. = apt 90 wo-k
inJary. and should be carefully male 4 nec-
essay. They sbosld bc supplied With a
great abondance Of straW Or other suitable
HAAANaAA@s 49, AlNtNN ~ NNNA ~
What 6ne and compact AMI INTO BED Of
their Own liking. T. Winicr tine "a requires
a warm pen and ample heiling ard care 90
rAisc 'hc Young piss- lfPolys arr PLACED
around to- sides % The pen high cuo1gh
from the floor - give room for the pigs ufi-
derneaih. IL wi fr-quently ave them froui
being laid on and kil,cd--as fhe sow cannot
press close enough 90 The ~an 70 iniurc
them. and she is not 50 SIT 20 all thea IN
other positions a. .r this one.
Durine The frsf week n che see a. The
PCS. th- mother should BE- q i.turtei q. lii-
tie As possible. Espeyis,ly sfranscrs should
not appfoagh her. Give her uarnl drink
and but small quaniiiy Of fco.r Ifsbu j.
Dong We and 10 qaisi. AM fakcs care O.
her Young. 30 ici sell enough alone Ahcr
q wee = time you can feed ulorr. ard vhrn
the pigs begin 10 comr 10 ihs trough anl
eai. 700 wiil have simple space 70 dispose
Of az tic spare meal and buttermilk you-
premises ~in sHord Exchange.
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Ovrrrr. ss.-li..srf ef t.ears t,r,.niss.rrr.s
~erisuter -s-sna isss. 3D. tY r..rus,su.sui
Mafch 30. isos
$50 tne tafer.trg frfIfrao. safrsisrfnrv ssi-
49, hsssr- tsea fscrrs~f th,i flr l-ii-.r.-rs
sfe rr-I-...s.Ir. 80 ftaf l-grrrs lafa 90 n-rrs
Eel tarH aFl..i.afsan rsFs.latsf. a. ts er,.rrri
iaal ltr 1ourf. ll.1rlr rslearrs l.fl o. tsr.-
irz haa-e or 1-rf = srr fa i-.s-n. %, r .rs.is
thr nr-t tsH o. Nsf nrsI.f .ra ef ftr ri-cs
ant ttra.r rrarrri fr vrru ere rnnr rnrritanri ia
"a r-fsfia- ia-n.r ufrit rftrr ssll ~ hrar-
80 s4 the fartses sat -itur--r- -ta o. 49, LEI
-ar-- eaasrrrrasf rlsre ta tH- ssririfs. aut .Hrh
at1sr nr.surrs fssrn d ti-r rrrrais-s ~ Cen
ri'-srr-frs shsa ialse rr,Fer-
A. u 81 iartarr nr.trr~l. ta-i naiior fl lar
trrsr. pierre acl Furrsr IT o. la-n-siss r.1lr'
rlrrftar atrFrarf u eIrea fr ai rrrsa,s sni rtr-
r-alHas ruf-r~-i-i. ~ rrusing sisrsfef coft~s oi
40 flliasn s.i 81 49, 30 ~ fh~rssa ia o. srfvs
u-,s.n far tIrfk af far Ia-a -f irsrlI. aaa a-a
l.-.-rt ~ ra thr-e pe'l.c lsss- 80 lu~r go
fri'-asl M. rr ~rr-s ssaafr--fsr.s IL 49, ttxhrI
nCraaCIsi. a nrerfegFr rrtrrri IL fsr's 81 sart
taa.it fl ifNt.rf. ~ aIs, .I $3.50 l a.tifss. arl
farh at fhr afarr nflers. fe lr n.l.r. -frrr. snf
r---r-i. 81 i~ssi ttfrfs asss t~tarr ear iin~ ~
a.-ef- -. f- thr eaf fhHf s.i rrr-.a. so r.rrara-
tssas 80 raru 81 ihrrr .rF-sr -al 49, cru-e
srt 49, hHv-. uhr re Fsnssrf sf 49, fsi.t-sa-
80 sa...at lar ts 1rsn-rI
Ato-f- a uLN0k. Slrk. rra reu.
.fre Cff .l sa.l f'fflIt.s saa r..rr of f..rrf
-ls 80 49,. a. Az. t1ers f.ra ,-.a.
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NOrfCE oF FoGFCI n~rgF w..
~iats q 1sf- of e. srf- ta th- t.-lsfr -I tis
fart 49, ~tarr af No.. r.rr~f-f FL. 90 IL h 10
rort ri N.rrg & of AFra 81 4. ID l-tt. f. 81
rar~ ihr 1srf of rfItata a.fr rs.sf rh-rr.-
tn crrfsra lsrrn s.rssfri ssaf Pas ts.rr the
har..i tsrra s. rfrr thr 40 49, 90 I.ts-.
sr. lr.r- 80 s.uar f.rertsrs lrs .sfs sara -s
tt ellI aa Iaarrs NJ. lnars lsrr sf raru.. sar.i
80 irafta- taf~ Areert 80. =. % lisa. a-- ID.
rfrrrlirs ~ fa~ ll.arr kff.r..s ar .a.. l.r.r-
tt ha-.k o. rs.r 81 aaf 50 FL. ~hirh rrf-~ar-
is tsL &C. lrere f.ari .u.ar ir-rfrltir.u % saat
Irrrrrr-rs ed a.-s fn saHt N.rl.sgr .rr' a. co.
rsr.lei viih go stafa-f Nrrtsrr n n-e 10 R...k
10 naee Sd so $780, ere c.ua.rfs..rs .f snlI
81. gag go ar.kra. 1irr on 10 s.Iars ta .-sr
go ssrrr fa acc1r.iaacr ssh fhr lsss n IRE
~-af- of No. SIMEON "a INNINGS
rsrfs. Eco -. i-ss
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A T T Z N ITO NJ

\ - 60 ''''' ''''-
DoY~ t-,s give. t-.,-s,. tra.1sl,s. &C.
ID ~s~fe -erlrrs-
CUSTOM oa.i.-s-. oea, sl-rs,--. 81. s,,---
nUNTTE s.-ii-.ai t-,., ts--l.s. ,sss.--r.
y ar- fn -,rr-rea.
ENGLISH o,.,. r., i.i.-.. s.-r..sl 49,.
I'A>r o--.-l G.-y ,..---.. ,--- 81 e.,
Il f.-a-
Guns Go,'. es.i-. -st s.--, ,s,i glove.
UE,vY go '-r.'l,. ,A. ,.,--, i.--..
L -'sA.-s- o. s.'A s-., e.-,.a,-g
IhCSErs 80 ',.----.. -, su -u-- So co..
LER~FYS 3D. ever az. .-t ss.i., g O.
IN r. rfirr.
/ oNG 80 t-'s ~ i.'s- -----,,, sr--ass.
MrEclANr's o-'-e... s--rs-.. -.as-,
NV. go 81 -'s'. 60 .'.o -r-y 49,.
OvrEcoArs 10 by. ..li.4.,.. -..-
DHT~IcIANs. ,r, .-,a.s g. ,l- &C..
& - .,"> 30 '''''' To- ''-' ''-'''''''
RE'pT ase-.l 49, % a.E,,',.
SHETs af..a u.,-r-..,,.-. 81, 90 s,,-,-.
- u.a-.
Tucar> rr. c-r-.-y. s-s --.,i, 81 49,
UNprE->mErs .--. sf--..y.aas..-..
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Froa a., A--s.. ,gr-,sr..,.
Too Much Land.

H. desire % ON very large farm IS
nata-al. hat ot,ca proves aasisc in its re-
salts. Mbeu a man ui.ics 90 practioo
niSrd husbandry. and his rre.,rtar r,, are
GOO ie~ and ur s-ifatic, o. IL doaitlss. vie
O. annex morc territo-r. N,,-ilor Jones
has tEeaty ACRES 81 u,cado~ Land. uhirh b.
suiiablc onls irr has. 90 .rain. 10 hocI
crops. Bat al BE ends a seal lairy wo1II
IT, probable. and siarrp wosil briu- in
good rcfurrs. 10 wo-il D. advisable r.r L.,a
to boy severa. acres of rolling 20 ALLY land
ADJOINING. But chs a-complish.'l. D., hiun
step. All hc caref1i % by 70 nom tLaa Lo
aciualiy needs for BIZ rTeciai purrose. For
tlis rev lard VII have fo ray taxes. Ill
have o. b. irnce1. and u,sy need o,ber ex-
rrn-es lard ont r7oa 70. AZ ,ry ra,e O. wi
al fo Li' cares. and perhaps $50 BRING To-
~ adequate rrfurn
We knos iarmcr. vho. tcn years 40.
Owned 10 seres. ami "a dong wy -eH .
p nos owns Eve Lan.irc5. an b. worse ~
ihan before. Ard ~hyf Ev-ausc eli. large
farm - great bil q expense % Lin. De-
cannot aaarl CD keep Be- Up in rooi condo
flar. and t hangs l.i.. stone of car. ahart
De rcck. H. vie anl ctilIrcn. boil so1.
ard da-gaters. are ob ICED to -ors bard o.
hep tlr -rrst uarhire rrrnr- We 49,
some ii, lags lee.ar, tiey viI cave home
al saaa a. t-rg are Ga cloaal aaI fls
r.s ~ ta.y -il Dec before ttrv ell mar
~ tarm.rs Nrnher sore ro- dasrt,.r.
are eiaeafri al thry deserve to De-. tb.t
oan"oi o. spar,i iof ihis iro, ~,rt on th-
2 : farm.
Nov 90 declare fhsf su,-h f,-rs "a -.-ss
o. fs Tosressar r-i h,s family. and an i...s-
~ to he uloi, agriguirsral Interest i,
ihat man varfs o. save hirn.-F al 81.
t'lsehoIl. D. ...o..I .er 81 i.au &c hsil
% L.s 'aai. Improve ihc rrnl..!.r q. -,s A..
% moro protective. release i.s .aff-r,
from banlaz,. aat trg to max. 90 bore r-,.
dseiise. release o. chill-s. from bass,--
ani frF to make t.s bore place of en-.
hr'- H. vil Eve ion--r. iav uo e. go.
aProTcrtr. and VII ira'- op sor. i..eL
i-rui arI q hspIacr famiir
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Ahl-hlff SALE. uHToHn feel. Tnkra
- aa 90. ra.I. a.-l So d. $50 III r.r...- 81
ga ea ~sfaliss tar -snrt-rt. nrh az ~ Aarti
a. ID 49, ai t~n a'ra--s fa a. aarrr-.aa lei CO.
f.-i .a-r .r rn.ke II f....-.l -..l t...--. .f
bai-ra. 81 80 nrhf ir rrrrr -h..h Art-r.-
La-A ai -a.. br-strl. aas ar hsf "a. far - i tsr
81 fr.ruarg a.. 10. l-s5s i-rr- a. tsr ai a. -. d
tt. trrHi ai Ca sarr rn t..r arlEfnsi srf rals
tria1n. iH frlrr-u 49, la..s.rg .rsrI.-I Ca. rs-
cato s.lasIea .n sssl u..AE-ll. FL So. 4 .-r.
fa'H GO .i ata. Ia ssrl E.ss.r ...r- 800 ca
.r' i.rr- dee. .I.rg fh~ tlrrra -f--t .a -arrh
d. go EaCA 90 aar..- aal arrura-s as = r..i.-
p aasf- eel a.r.ers kaasa 10 thr fsrr.r O.
70 a.-.fr Hrs-. .trr ffrrra-rs irtH. sat-rf fl a.
u.lr gaze rissa ts Eat-.rt .-.u.,1 .i Rsrkf-ii.
FL. -n.arr far lafurrr ef cr.t..n u.trs 81 hanf
Gate. ~. "a l~1i. unh faiers-f anuu-. s 80
sa.ta farfr nas car o. 80 oi rl-f~ea ran.I4r-
..'trs- sd .orfEa-r arr. fol rrrar..l.l ia ia
III lsrr 80 af usl.f Er....lt
NAru'L- Z. SHAW. prFeiy ~l~riG.
Narrh o.. 1-fs
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-. ~ r,----, - - - -
r-.,--,,--.,
--.--.-,.--t
-. - -
s..-
49,. 49,, -. --..-,.--
-. a..
-. - $50 -, 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
~ r.-.f,,.----- ....--....l.- -.
v,.h--...l'.... -.r-- - -
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The number of cattle carried az ts Of.
plague vahiu The last tscnfy yelrs aaoari-
c' pr POI 'r.' fh10 a ir-'-.f H,ra-f n
ore Ifosince a IoJoisk. Eas.ia. tae orr
iaai sat 81 AS terrible sc5urre.
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farmers department.

ASIA arf-sui srrenoes r~rtsini-r 90 80. 49,
rir-.'t ilniri g-fhrF. a1f ere iafinasfrif CO
uscicd suh "A s,u'tufc "A eErcuLk-
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Y pTiCE 90 FuRrCtrTgr W..
y har-u p-f a. lisua.--'s D.sar .a fh- lr-u-s
of bkt.fl asl -lsrc ID Ma.ar. To- tar ..-.t~-rfa
SIS oi NJ a. n. l~il. r.asrtsI t1 r.a lG d.
arr. ri Nslt9asr .' iaaf .str. ID anr,-.r.. Z Del
range 4. ln Del as| ia sa.. t.arnrr. a.ss r-rfal.
O. s.ts al .aal sitastr. Dol go. li-f..I s.t .tsa
f.....fr.n. lllrE CO. tarr I.-rr. t.s. q 4.
t 300. hfrr-'a b. Erasrt Oarr a.. r.-.r rE
COB lar hAl.rt Er..f.r. pa Up rar.s g. 8
go tal itr sHrr raHfrtH. f. rs.. llss Il.
90 .a.rtrfr.h esf ai ~ a. 10. 80 III Jra.tish
is-~s- ~ M.ussrr lrsar t-H. ,........ q 80
tar 'klsra A~-af.- l-s.s ~ rs-e s1I h~rr 81
ni.'e larta.aasr crfcrr.f.ra ai rar ar-a.s~s l.ss
D. .al fn srrrrr rflra.a. .I rsrr..a a..-s. 49,.
etrlras ta~ raa..i.l- af ss.l H artrs.r af- ia
rH.i a.f H nIr te ..-r-.se e. ssr.. Of. s--
r.' lsa.r era tae $50 of co. -r.r- TT 49,
SIMON rf uNINg-
Faris. Narrhtt -
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frrr,Iso Cstvr-. a scraaie. rrar
traI flfncr ta'i s. &C. other Isr rst ID
Aa1 o'i1n noticcl fhat .aiscs uoai Drive
better on mi. thst vac ne ri.b f. t-rrr.
Tan oa ulaf was called serr reh n..r.
It' 81 q fact i1 rrcoria-rs r.tl ola. re
re'.a'.g stated. i.ii CO. na.nusc cIemrafs
81 n,i.s res.ic rt.rfy ia o. .1..a. fr.u
Dave o.s Gas gives parf.-..ar.J r..bnIt
ed ore ftaf gives % 4aaIfl pa--.r 81. l.-.
.r-. fis h..fr-. in every say. .e teI Oh.
rai oa t-c m ri CO.. 'arer o. rl.frlI
.ar'e better and youE ret more batter
'ror the mik af ttc fr.t COW
Ihassaelasers lf1sman.
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.MG.AJ.TM
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu

Fer - R-,rsl..- -r i.-a,r.----e ,r tr.sr. D..
etr-af.r. er tirrrar.sa ci ~ Histfsf Eel H.
,~,.. pi.r..rs ri th- F,rsrste Ct-s. G-.s.t.
ilsirt iir-t iap-as'.s. ilr. r,i --sr.- .orras-
'r Waks,--. ts-t..if,. F-s,ais Cr-ri,iui.. Sc.
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HELHBoLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Improved Rose Wash

w rsi.-,'', ssi-r.,.s., Co.,, th. .,.,-. p.s-
's.~. afi-'-. go ua.--. al p,-s.,.t..s sf f.,f'.
's-ss. iaiis % - rtr-rr sf t-r ., ts------.-.-s
% srres-Fr. caus.r'rs saae---i,ar ihe-r -
rsstss-i 80 4r-f~rss ---rs,-r. C-ps.ss I'D
N-r--s. ,a es1,as tsr-, t,.-s-,.
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ga IluN Sore .s t-r.I. rs.- .... -
Y er ie.n hr-r be- rr r. b.. r-
ra.a Tee . .rt| II.
rfea Nr f.a "A. urs...r e. ar -t ..-.r-f
ts 7 3d.. o.. "a. E.s .| 30 .......
f.iFft. MsI.t %. Isss IL kFTN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-11

strong positions which played con-
spicuous part In the war of 1848.
The object of the Italians was evi-
IDENTIFY to take possession of the rail-
way, so as to isolate Pescheria and Sc
cure a base of operations against We
roma.
The Austrians, however, who were
massed in great force In Verona, sal
lied forth at daylight, and anticipating
the Italian movement, took up their
position on the hills, which are now
everywhere bristling with bastions
and redouts, and may be looked upon
as mere outworks of the two citadels,
extending from the gates of one to
those of other.
After a severe and bloody, or as the
Italians describe it, desperate strug-
gle, which lasted nearly a whole day,
the longest of the summer days, the
Imperialist army was victorious.
Along the whole line, they stormed
the summit, where the Italians held
out the longest, and at the close of
the engagement at five o'clock in the
afternoon they also carried the posi-
ton of Custozza, a spot fatal to the
italian arms in their engagement with
Radetska in July, 1848.
The Italian and Austrian dispatches
do not differ materially about the en-
gagements. No estimate eau yet be
formed of the losses.
The Times also believes this fa-
vorable moment for diplomatic set
tlement of the war with Italy, and
intimates that Austria would be will
ing to cede Venetia for a sum Of
money, now that her military honor
is satisfied
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Steam
ship Alphonse, with Liverpool dates
to the evening of the 9th, arrived
tonight
The latest per the Alphonse by tele-
graph to Queenstown, dated London
June 9th, was to the effect that the
resignation of the British Minister
had been accepted. Lord Derby viii
probably be Premier, and Lord Stanby
foreign Minister, but nothing official
has transpired.
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New YORK, July 10,

NEW YORK, July 10.
CoTToN-F Firm; 36@3Sc. for Middling Up
lands.
865 for Extra State; 870@l0 05 for Extra
Round Hoped Ohio; trade brands closing
dull.
WHIsKY-Rather more active. Western
WHEAT Dull, heavy and &C. lower; 50 90
for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 28@2 80 for No. l
Milwaukee, and So 90 for small parcels of
new crop of Amber Jersey.
RYE-Quiet; Western l 04.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MAL-Dull.
CoRN-l92c. lower, and rather more do
ing; S39S6 for unsound New Mixed West
ern; S7@S71a for Sound New Mixed West
ern.
OATs-DuIl; at 5l@54 for New Western.
CoFFEE@Steady. ~e-s-rffr
SUGARADnll; Cuba at 101z@I1c.
PETROLEUAI-Dull, at 221%023c. for crude,
and 39940c. for refined in bond.
PoRK-Dull and lower, at S31 S7932 l215
for new mess, closing at S3l S712 for cash T;
$40 so for old do, and S26 25@26 % for prime.
LARD-Heavy and lower, at 1S19c.(d21.
BUTTER at 20c.9 for Ohio, and
25c.@40 for State.
CHEEsE-Dull, at Sc. .@2l. ir
STocKs-Steady; 6's Of 81 registered 1922,
MoNEY-Rather more active, at 4@6 per
cent.
STERLING-Steady, at 10s14 4@1OS54
GoLD-Irregular; opening at 14912, de-
clining to 1881, advancing to 1875, and
closing at 14S}A.
GovERNMENTS-Active
The Posts money article says the Loan
market is rather more active at per cent,
with exceptions at 4@6c. Stock market is
unsettled. Governments are strong, in
consequence of the foreign demand just re-
ceived. A very heavy business in 5-20s has
been done, one purchase at the board
amounting to 81, ,075,000 Railroad shares
are irregular, and there is more DISPOSE
ton to sell.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, July lO.-The office of
Geo. III. Gooding, broker, 16 State
Street, was robbed last night of about
1900, of which amount $1,000 was
in gold, and the remainder in United
States securities. The money was
taken from safe, which was hauled
into the middle Of the floor and
gutted. A person recently proposed
to rent part Of the Office, and yester-
day was engaged in papering the
walls, but as he has failed to
make his appearance to-day, he is
suspected of being the robber. No
arrest yet.
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THE PRUSSIANS DEFEATED AND
IN FULL RETREAT.
DISSENSI0NS AMONG THE HUN
GARIAN REPUBLICS.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PASSED BY THE SENATE OF
THE TENNESSEE LEGIS-
LATURE.
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July 10. - The Her
aids Havana letter reiterates the re-
port about revolt in Cuba already
telegraphed.
a Panama letter announces that
the u. S. steamer Nepsick, from Rio
Janeiro, reports that she saw, May
9th, about fifty miles east from
Maldorado, the iron-clad Peruvian
frigates Independence and Huscar.
They remained about that point some
& DAYS subsequently, and captured and
destroyed FIVE Spanish vessels. They
also embarked at Maldorado forty re
cruits enlisted at Monteveido, where
the Spanish consul protested against
it as a breach of neutrality.
The total number of cases of sun
stroke during the recent heated term
was sixty in New York, and thirteen
in Brooklyn.
George Peabody held a levee at
Montreal yesterday, and subsequently
left for Quebec.
New YORK, July 10.-The Her.
ads Santiago (Chili) correspondence
of June 9th says the Spanish feet was
still .unheard from. Nearly a month
had elapsed at the date of the letter,
and no news had been received of
them, nor had any vessel discerned
them at sea. There were no appre
tensions at Valparaiso of the return
of the Spaniards. The whereabouts
of the allied gunboats Huscar and In
dependence was as great mystery as
that of the Spaniards. The allied
AQooA fhnYr OF
Chloe.
New York, July 10.-The grounds
upon which General Sickles refused
to obey the writ of bdbeds corpus, of
the District Court of South Carolina,
and produce in Court the convicted
murderers, were; First. The Presi-
dents proclamation suspending the
writ of hGbeus corpus. Second. Parties
of their own notion have laid before
the President his official action. The
record of all the proceedings in the
case, and the whole matter, including
the disposition to be made of the
parties, is now before him. Third.
That he General Sickles) has no
power by which he can in any manner
interfere with the present disposition
of the case without the further orders
of the President. 4a
NEW York, July 10.-The Wash
ington special to the Tribune, says the
Tennessee State Senate has ratified
the amendment, and they lack but
four of quorum in the House, with
"a large majority of those present in
favor of it. Steps have been taken tC
procure the presence of the stay
aways, and seven of them are certain
of being captured by the Sergeant-at-
arms, who has orders to bring them
in dead or alive. s,
New YORK, July 10-Five cases
of cholera were reported in Brook
lyn this morning. All proved fatal
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, July, 10-The steam
.er city of London, with one day later
news, has arrived.
Another great battle has been
fought.
PARDUBoTsI, June q, evening-A
continuous fire of artillery and musk
etry has been kept up since 10 o'clock
this morning, by the Austrian and
Prussian forces between Newstadt
and Nacrod, in Bohemia. -
The Prussians were repulsed near
Skotirlz, where the cavalry took part
in the action At six o'clock this eve
ming the Prussians were In full re-
treat, leaving their dead and wound
ed on the field.
BERLIN, June 26, P. M.-The en-
gagement which took place yesterday
at Pacloc, to the east of Turin, was of
a very splendid charactef, and lasted
until midnight. The troops engaged
were the Prussian division under Gen.
Stonhord and the Prussian brigade
under Gen. Rotschample The Prus-
slams lost Colonel, Lieutenant and
Captain.
The Prussian Chambers will proba-
bly, be conyoked until the 18th Of
July.
.ANooNIA, June 27.-Twelve men
ofwar comprising the feet, appeared
in sight of this point this morning,
but are now leaving The Italian
squadron are preparing to follow them
BERLIN, June 27.-Last night the
army of the Elbe had a successful en-
gagement near Turin, taking seven
Austrian officers and 500 men.
BERNE, June 27.-The Austrians
have returned to the frststation upor