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Ma?EEE SO Gtu in elmer %esiurttn II. auttu 9lab
taItaft in 4sltimp,e GcuRte. II Netieu eon ttt
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An Serfaufcu.

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Cine guttnatrtb .ele saGtrbter- gDutblUait MT &c
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Rdbctcs In btr Grs. D. 81. iTi-gj
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Cine lelteue Wrleafubfit

lth6 atr. S5, atsau,i5s, Ole. balb 3erantitr. 2robt5
lBebHt az mt s iS'umern IN 8ut'm !Satanct 81
6uB trttt bet 2l0 6Tg4 uHeiidS Gi,t, an Gts4uitb-
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la AFT, uno eigrtt flo set Vlss ausnttureue gu ii.
mem Histaautu cher einer z rmmsr u ribiheit u
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SIN rrSertII der SUrRt h. Flbgt alt, NIT 9utsn
SdUltcrutuNer rIGt tVtr yl1g ais yraglua tu es
re ecretGcroL. Aorcfe 3uftr-S5dsr .:ltt man ,u
bsr Office d, 81 Gbiuseeti. $50
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@u6balter SGliS @u6baItcI Go.
rifen GcWm,G, @et'iui,r, lsiis5icu,r, H1trtrr
Diartibs!irr, SauIfre6ic, Kutittr, Sbaiire', greut'
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2 Wtdehtu In zine ilt,ue ifamlje; elHt2 Iuu 70.
Htu, }Raifeu une Silslu, eas areere ANN Gbwlrttu
inttr NiAt,ff"' Rad3u'raseH III Ar. 90, s3tii Esrt1.
tCrrr. (I9-o0)
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SWti cute RrtitrtiesJ ral Ra't'ah, ". q. @utsJ
9ptu bet NJ stud VGsy l5ods Uire g.r5rttu. Watasi
ibelltH NIT y q Ip6 y q t., VIZ. 10, Gghiar.
tTg-gu1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

Wuc autE ptte tHB,r,Gtet, Wiibitait mt TAM
Salcu II Sycttimmtr If Wtpeeu ~ puaustBt
o0tr III putluitu. 0adJuiu0aen Glafdiir. rat
va ap, t7S-gU)
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SNSZ Sdmnfcrsyiute.

ucbsrtabrtS, Frsts, In @cic cher oeiica gapieupcrtb
tabIbal. bon Baltimore Natl giUeIrco.:
Srite 3aiutt ...,.............. s90.
iSpelte $50,
SpUEtUoeW ..',......,,....,. $50.
HetertabIts- S6etne ron ctrcrepoI at OttBcr 8ateH
tarlt man, msrn man ifint Gtrrsauotc &C. bcrute.
forn1cn loieu wtq, her I6ieu.
sbtNtn. Sabrttueten lpcues man i6 an SaS Saipiz
~tuet' Slrtaa ter r9nlttgicgcsSbi bio HaBn" IN Gam
zen. CATION, oetr an
Carl 6iIbcbrQr6t
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Wt9eu 8radttcfbr6sur8 ircutt man it'd an oaS
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SanlecrsS tatton. (W4;I9-Iullls) -
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Wcrlnnnt&

GIN ecu'itss 5rautnJimmtr sum Scbtu, Ra'htu
pNe Qlatteu in Rr. l2j 6aHootyitg. Gg-sl)
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8cfd Gfttouua.

Gin lutt5 esutiteJ Warden Iur Nerr5tulidc Nau6
orbtit IVm SotcE, Daibeu II, Si3clr. Cute rcsn
iW9Httsit. ,3u meIseu tn Del Grp. Q. ri, CD
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Gin Strcidmniif.G Orps, 80 SnIlrts.
uteute

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Gin Strci9mniif.G orps, 80 Snlrus
Wlente
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ben Van cH8aGtrt potosu una be por3RtTdesnttu
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ttu SlcbmuiitsG urps uUM 20 Snitrus
meuten
BEN gaa NIT etrcm BlcI,u prCmsnae en-. Hlat ite e.
StinSt.
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fen 0elllIne lll ben Bar Su 0tipiursn. ttni1s
ocr rsnommirtcfrn @arnerebicrs uOrt
Hsu Wurf
tcnTtn ln6sn, bic trsens ipst Nuftrias fir ar5T.
&c btipr9tn irtreen,
Ger PreiS Der gtQttt TT auf ett collars ftFae.
ieti rnt babtt bamtt elm SER rebf D1mcu SutIitt.
uno nm oes Muteribalt i'm lbtairt 10 apQtrebut.
es mo hid ju MAIDEN. lptte nrbCbtrat rur enc be.
iUtdntie SdbI bon Ctlcien ausgtgebcn uttetn.
Btltie iino 81 blten in NcgGftco'S WuH,alicu.
gaholunB, IN allen bmpijdliGen poets wh BUD.
la3cn 9altiulsre's, hi ben YiitNlitttru Ter VI Ieeiar
ton nnb tn Vtteactt'S yPaitIaiims Gambling tu
WaibtE3icn.
Ns,ader aus gBaibtnaisn. be ben qua nm lbr
40 9Itruttr ntbTen bassu Set Der sroben "iGbIittn
Wnsieuhnl ot5ulppbnen uni t6rnsn an nat.f,eu
Ysotatn sur gtl9lftsitlt 'ptceer III BIlblustcn Gin.
lefet.
Gic %toIesrben 9etrta BADEN Fb freuutliGft tereit
uIlrt, a[5
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SsFa 6rp6cS II. fchr ipcrtbopAcS
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IN WtNsgOittmore n0ht YtneliE.,
Nui IHtiteH.
ia So 0ya,NI,rh GNtriH hrTIuNt

0It bN5 ,WIWlNTNlp .NUIVT UVTNNNI.
30 ruube pituuRG. 3, NruI 1850. Nc6l1.
I'M 4 lbr, an On uat St,lc tae gon'c uNicr raNct
bsicthuCie. ithr p]ert6ooit @uutttBulibam gum Yet
IA ne ausbitt;r; uimii6i
Las nriammte u run B II il & uctF iHtntr SO
bGulhttttn All BIZ Eo.tictie ecr lEct wJIitncge
nate llHeitr. HS rtiVi an l@tlt- paIIImcJt.lr. ctn,
,,rsrt, con los aus uns gegt IN eu Ites .pu !SDhE3
bts VatrrIiir. tutt.
Tt VttluunIuttu, ats ta5 - N drptanb'
Scttl" bt:aurt Nr. $50, h'G u o.! loje'p auo
tiutm gTCRtu brtnibtNtu tIt iriuuutn HfelucC rtls
faulft.ttH bad tfaCu pWt00tb5uttt RrNeiI
gadrur. stale Il. SUurr,r ulr ulltH urihtmRsn
uub srartuu Htttttu fur en- poitl clu MIuIt dndn
srcetu EteJ iuIuu CtN Ng'aufli'ru CpHl'g n! l'Ff
fir 1000 idbu.t an run'tlitt H,rie ptrm'hht.
psuu5yus 30 RIO Z ruiill.
et6,ruarstr tts Dutsa'c5; BE Niie taar, tt
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uutSirtiitar.
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(Tb-gO) ut, 81, ValiiRpI tis.
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AMsi6cnb6rHer'S Riab an
IknTnI her ElrInir Rrnh.

" 1--WE. NttbenbbrtT tflaubl no, cas-
beuiihe gublltum ~er1cttnt earaui auimtrtlarl III
MAIDEN, cab itr blbi1 -ttr6trj6ttter Ylay an Ter
III @eetIi6attB. = @uis u. 9rto l.
grsuritoneu mpioblen lptl6. sic mir6 I'D
%bttrebtn, a cen ipertbsu tSlitcu tet'nt gtiutt ,brts
Ylafes 10 an9ensbm ais m6bli6 ~ MAIDEN uno lieS
NIT ben teftn Speiitu uuC Ga8erttcr Guitoarttu.
fgBi a AJDn
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4ncnit l,niutcr NSciInthum.

Witrere hdtr 9aup AT hu ~@Illtnere = Otio.
Sabr", IN satsi-GnIasru secisuet, istr psbItttl su
Utrtdui;R ouro % m. y. 9tgttret,
(75-) &c cen Rpltbs u, bareiAitr.
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NerIanaf.

!Srbr Gei~gfcr gcteu tcutt otyiJuIt IN VI 36Na,
y cCpntitr, GT-S9D
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St3S Cine uabi as U}ajc 6 9as.e all, DC
pttuetGt IN pptt gCcdeR ttu dcbltu bc'emmt, en-
splcS INK ]qetuabss abtr. EidR mt.se lib VI. /,
y nm. Jtsbtrlfur. t7B-Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

~ Gin iebg ttaucm q~'taltt5 Ncbub0us tr "cn-
nSa paDaI. NIT icbT tititm Wtuntltttc. ip, lpu
tlfa qtult GretE. uu9 BIHrrnr. GIs Suuoitit
bait l. bel l21 iuB. SuipIt ~ bsiitbtn AabcIto
tursi 9. 10 0Ubmar n. NJ, A., Cpnrap'tr.
7g-SO)
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

Mira. ToOyey, Hwhe YOU fnd' out 4
some day. that anoler woman has
carried of yoEr husbAd's affections;
and not only his af;tions, hut his
fortune Tor that's vat commonly
happens now HoweW. / sec plainly
enough you arc prepaid 10 despise
my advice, aud TO Taught nv solemn
warning. SO be it,. ut take my
word for it, you'll find Il soon what
cause you have for repenhee. ~
/ hope not. Really, II dear Won
seem determined to iinagis nv Rus-
band second Loyelace. sous forget
that be is not a youngma ctwenty 2 ,
Good heavens, my derI'' ex-
Telaimed Mrs, Tooyey;; % WIT have
their.q0cs 10 do with itR "
Well, even if that Ii 50, .enlied
my mistress, smiling, my, htslnd is
as ungallant a man as you ,ould
name g EAi8a eahataN ~ l"s'''i
To gou, perhaps, my love- 'ansWred
the amiabIe Toovey, with her sweetest
smile. IF II had been winter al /
bad happened to be red hot, / shotd
have been strongly tempted to thr@
myaelf at the lady's fee and act fire
her at this particular moment.
sssSTo you. also, dear for, you re
member, it is only few days ago yoI
were complaining of his shocking
want Of politeness.
VERY likely; but his rudeness t
me is easily accounted for. II is be
cause | give you what he considers i'll
adyice-rwhich means that he fears K
lose the power he now enjoys Of tyran
nizing over you at his pleasure"
My dear, have you ever written 1
sensation novel2V asked my mistress
with an arch smile playing about thu
corners of her mouth.
= What do you mean by that?"
/" You have such vivid imagina
ton; the portrait you have drawn o
my husband 80 much resembles tina
of a romance hero replied my mis-
trese; ,la al,ae.as, nfy. w,
8" Pray let us drop the subject,
cried Mrs. Toovey. " Positively your
notions are an outrage to common
sense.
81 I'm sure, my dear, / hope to b,
forgiven. You see the scope Of M,
mind is so very prosaic,: you'll think
so, no doubt, when / tell you that a
the moment you came r. was busy
planning a little unromantic hot sup
per for my BIae Beard-especially I
lemon puddinge of which i know h
lie particularly fond.
I" You'll find you have had your la
Dor for your pains, for he will certain
ly not be at home to partake Of il"
(ooNcLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
GOOD GOODS,

~ low figures, call and see READ,
gassa you will not be disappointed.
rAglniek sales and small profits " has
S.aWays been his motto. aa
fszznDps6 dtf H b tiH.t 4l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
A Man Of a Thousand.
A CONSERVATIVE CURED.


nR. II. JAMES, retired Physician OF
~ great eminence, discovered, while IN
the East indies. a certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The rem edy was
discovered by him when his only child,
daughter, was given up to die; HIS chila
was cured, and Is now alive and Wei. De-
sirous of benefltting his fellow-mortals ne
will send 10 those who wish II the Iecap pdi
containing full directions for making anu
successfully using this remedy, free %
charge, ON receipt OF their n aha ~ w not
two stamps to pay expenses. unors ,hat ~
does not AZ once take hold OF and dissipate.
Night sweats, peevishness, trritaIio1n OF the
nerves failure of memory, oiIiculg e1pec-
toration. sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat. chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inaction OF the bowels, wasting
away OF the muscles.
80 The writer viii please state the name
of the paper they see THIS auvertisesnent In.
s., I. 1854 Race Street, Philadelphia Pa.
sepO dSm s0aa HHiinNlh H7-k
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
Notice of Order to Widen and E.
tend Front or Water Street, beleT


HTOTICE IL HEREBY GIVE.
IN that the Common Council of the
city OF Evansville, at its session on the I'D
day of October, 1865, passed an order to
widen and extend Front or Water Street,
below Leet street, of the city o. Evans
Vile, in the following manner, VIZ:
The upper or northeast linelof said street
TO commence at the corner of Lot No. 8, in
tl1s Lower Fnlargew emit, being the scorher
of Water and Leet streets, and running
thence nortlfwestwardiy to 4 point on the
southeast side of Goodsell. Street, flfty.nfne
and half (595%) feet northeast OF the pres
ent line of said Front OF Water Street, as
shown on the map: and thence by a
straight line fnNthe same direction until Il
intersects the north line, of said Front
Street at n point thirty-two (32) feet west
ward of the west side Of the alley running
through Block No. $50, Lamasco. and the
lowerson sou thwestern line of said street To
be eighty (SO) feet distant from said ,flrst-
described line, and parallel thereto; MAX
feet. NfNh@ ~
sAIlperyons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abutting upon said street
as proposed to be widened and extended.
ana feelfng thenlselyes aggrieved sby said
order, may have redress by fnalxinn an
plication to said Council within six weeks
from The publicatioa OF this order N
BY order ofthe Council. WIN w
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
.,t City Clerks Office, October 30th, 1866.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
Tin Plate, sheet Iron q Copper.
Tin and JaDanned Ware.
.liHIiAHA
SALES ROOM,

Main Street, opposite Court House. Founs
dry near mouth of Pigeon Creek.
nS-orders solicited. = IfH iITl fen
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
HIRAM NELSON,

u. -. AUCTIONEER,
Has permanently located his Auction
fDeIIs Room at
t''ao' No. IS MAIN STREET, nt-
Opposite the Washington Houae,. a.
he Will attend to all kindsof Auction busf
ness To the selling OF Merchandise Wer-
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
=, Auction peys-IuEsDAY, THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY Of each week Cash advance~
on conslgnments. Refers 20 all the citI-
zens OF Evnnsvilie who know him. viii
give MS whole Time 20 his business. aplT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

EF1fWFF9f# II |EI"NT w HWN DO I'M D WI
asita awal a8i a h'aa egfeal .Hn9 Vnai
nr stf.f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
S---~Sss1'4E -, ..S,4SSS9&O
GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
No. ) First street.

TRUNTz & DIENTzER, Pi-op1-iietors.
.h9. UHHE9 Eilut
THE CHOICEST WINES AMI
- LIQUORS Will be kept constantly O.
hand; and especia attention will be give.
's'''s' RESTA URANT, y 5 p oaa ass
where ali the delicacies OF the season win
be served in the most approved atyha--
making 1t pleasant resort for the MIR
CHANTS and BUSINESS M I'm OF the ckty
liberal patronageiE solicited.
soce d5fn AH4 Ea F.AsAMiF@ 1000 M
40 9i8s lui 49,
,.2OHa KHIHoLF
.l98af8 maid Is liN 500
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21
ss.zsOond Fall and Winter Stock
s'sf Boots and Shoes, being one Of the
largest and best stocks Of
GOOD GOODS

ahD he found in any house in the West,
mna they are determined TO sell them
aat Rnch prices aa will enable them TO
iShmiid up business equaling in amount
bWy house in their line In the city. II
yRnn want pi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-09
From Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June 26-EvENING. Cot
ton-sales in two days, $4,000 bales; ad-
vanced t@!d, closing less firm; consols'
SGT; 5:2O's, 64i@643.
LATER. - Sundays engagement be
tween the Austrians and Italians, near
Verona, lasted all day and ended in the
complete defeat of the Italians, COM
manded by King Ferdinand. Both ar
mics fought heroically. The Italians
were repulsed at all points after severe
and bloody struggle. They recovered
the Mincio Sunday evening. The Prince
of Modena was wounded The Austrians
captured 1000 prisoners, and then took
Castozza by assault and occupied Tom
berg.
Nothing is known of Benedicks move
ment. The Prussians attacked Oswis-
nein in Gallicia and were beaten of by
the Austrians with heavy loss. The
Hanoverian army escaped through the
Prussian corps and reached Weiningen.
The Prussians will not blockade Hano-
verian ports or seize private property.
Garibaldi intends marching through
Tyrol directly to Munich.
Later dispatches assert that the Han
over army is still compelled to surrender.
The King of Hanover demanded twenty
four hours for deliberation upon condi-
tons of capitulation. The Bavarian
demand is wanted The King expects
assistance from the Bavarian army.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-09
POETRY

To THE EDITOR OF THE ROUND TABLE
Dear Sir: The following spirited ano
very original verses were circulating
among The scouting parties OF repel
nartisa n horse in the Shenandoah valley
in the summer of Ga
New YORK, June IL, 1866
GUERRILLA.
Who hither rides SO hard? A scout.
Inst after midnight he stole out. .br,.
News, comrades there's his signa' shou''
Count!
"One-two-three three miles IN front
Yankees in camp. Call up the nun hr,,nt.
Now for the chase, the charge, the orun'
Mount
She's killed. that staggering foam-spiasnsu
Her rider, gashed from brow to crown, down
Clasps " forward sh mc'u'cne'
" Guerrilla p'-look his Pickering eyes
Flash I. forward" even where ne hes
And the scout charges as he Dies
nav Trot!
wall bere's the hill, aud there's the camp
And there the drowsy piekets tramp; ,,.mn.
Our brave steeds snin me sinoAs A"'
IT'S but cheer, a plunge, yem
Ifnop them. horse and man. pell;meii-
3pdI then tbe same old tale to tell:
Drawi
See the stout Majors sorrel fret;
Lord what Harry-ing yell ge''
As when at Bath. Luray, we met
Yank
Ridel-ye've an Ashby in each man;
Charge l-we'yea Gilmore in the van
"Guer-r-r-r-illa J.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-09
BY. TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
EXCITING NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Italian Forces Repulsed.
Resignation Of British Ministry.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The House has
made progress in perfecting the Tariff
bill. Perhaps it will be disposed of to-
morrow. There is much doubt as to "a
passage, even if it gets through the
House, unless modified. The duty on tea
has been reduced twelve and half cents
pound.
The weather has been warmer than
known for several years, two or three
cases of sun stroke, one proving fatal.
The Senate adjourned yesterday on
account of the heat.
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Prom New York.

New York, July s.-The Italian army
had crossed the Mincio without meeting
opposition from the Austrians, They
pushed toward Peschira, but were re-
pulsed by a short cannonade from the
forts in that stronghold.
The Italian army was encountered by
the Austrians in great force, in the vicin-
ity Of Verona, and great battle COM
menced. The Austrians repulsed both
wings of the Italian army The fight is
still going on.
The reported relief Of the Hanoverian
army is not confirmed.
Negotiations for eapitulation on hon
orable terms had been agreed on between
the Hanoverian and Prussian forces.
The Prussians had advanced into Up
per Silesia and Bohemia. The Prussians
easily repulsed the Austrian Hussars
owing to the effective power Of the needle
gun.
Prince Charles army met no resist
ance in crossing the Bohemian frontier.
II is expected that Benedek will de-
bouch from Bohemia with the main body
of his army upon Garlety, compelling
the Prussians to evacuate Saxony by a
flank attack.
The Prussians are arming Coblentz
and Ehvenbreilstein for defense against
South Germans
The steamer Saxonia left Southampton
on the 9th and arrived this evening.
The United States war vessels Mianoto-
nomoti and Augusta were at Spithead
laying the Atlantic cable. They com
menced on the 30th.
In the House of Lords on the 25th,
Russell announced that in consequence
Of the late hostile vote in the House Of
Commons, the ministry rendered their
resignation. The Queen had invited
them to reconsider their action. They
awaited the result of the interview with
the Queen on the 26th, before declaring
definite resolution. The House was ad-
journed
In the House Of Commons on the 25th,
Gladstone said that Russell and his col
league had rendered their designations,
and now awaited a personal interview
with the Queen when the House ad-
journed. The Queen accepted the resig-
nations Of members. The Times thinks
that Derby viii form the new Ministry.
The steamer George Washington has
arrived from New Orleans, r.
A military revolt had taken place at
Madrid and Barcelona Seven hundred
took refuge in France, were disarmed
and conveyed TO Cerel One hundred
we're killed and wounded at Madrid
Tranquility now prevails Grievances
refer to Ministry, which has resigned
A new Ministry has been formed.
A case Of cholera was reported in this
city last evening Also one in Brooklyn.
We have advices from St Domingo TO
the 2sd ultimO The liberal policy Of
the former administration on foreign en-
terprise will be continued The country
is quiet except at Sugbo. where GuiIleno,
one Of BaOssea's guards, headed rebel
Ion which, it was expected, would be
easily quelled.
The heat here yesterday was intense,
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the thermometer ranging from IS to 80.
There were twenty cases Of sun stroke
in this city and Brooklyn; few OF them
fatal
Over three thousand dollars were col
lected here yesterday for the Portland
sufferers.
The city of Brooklyn have appointed
committee to receive subscriptions,
and authorized the Mayor of Portland to
draw on the Mayor of Brooklyn for ten
thousand dollars. III
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July s.-Heat here in
tense, the thermometer ranging from SO
to 9s, and in some places beyond that.
The city is perfectly healthy. Subscrip-
tons for sufferers by the great fire at
Portland will be taken up here.