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FROM EUROPE.
fBy the Atlantic Cable

L-s..-.o AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. t.-Decrees have been p-O-
maigaied relieving Count Messooran froan the
foreign military Office and appvA6Ec on
Eensi as his successor. The oeere-s also ap-
point Baron John Minister OF War. wee kster-
hay, relieved. The Ministry ~ VT huut psrt-
ioiio. Won Beust has iss urd a circuiar " are
IA he declares separated nanself from gss PsSt-
lie SAYS he rnters thr Austrian serylcr II, . aad
unrr. IudlSed. Ansira van ma'n'sin rue
and p-acefol coneibatory pOh y. bar VII ap-
hold the dignity Of The kmPire. ...r.- -.
ITALV
FIoRFNCE a. Nov. "A deputat ion from V.ne
The hing ana Cabinet were there 10 re4~iv,
them.
PRCssIA.
BErLrS, New ty-rhe King of Saxony ana
his family re-entered Dr~sden yesterday ana
were well received by the people Tbe Ger
man Parliament, Hls eNpectro. will b ready
10 meet a. the beeinntng OF the year.
bErsskIs, NoN.i.-Chasen, the Bc:sisn War
Minister, has resigned
IBy Steamer
NEW loRS, nov. i.-Ihe steamer CITY Of
faIls, irem Liverpool on tbe 2itD. yls Slaeens-
town on The e5th. has arrived. The MechauicS,
Magazine says he British Government ha.
ordered q i5-isch Rodman gun, wnh fr1nro yed
carriage. shot, and powder. frem the United
States. The gun VIII arrive IN nv or slN
weeks, when We hope for n settlement OF the
question between British and American ord
nance The Prince of Wales would leave
England for Russia on the 5ih OF Noyemher
with numerous SUITE, TO attesd the marriage
OF the Princess Dagmar with the Czare witch
The War Secretary had invited proposals for
oreecb-loaderA to replace the present rifles
used by the British army Mr. McRae. me
Liverpool agent OF the Confederares who vas
sued I'm the court n Liverpool by the unttea
States Government. TO obtain inform atom as
TO what property rs in hIs Possession belong
ing 10 the late Confederate Government had
been allowed a fortnight's time. IN rfa con-
scripuon IN Schleswig ana hoistein decrped
from January J. IN conformity with the Prus-
sian military regulations, under the Prusso-
Saxon treaty, persons politically comprised
curing tbe recent events will suffer no tnoIee
mnoh- The famine has almost ended and n
plentiful harvest bids fair TO restore ine conn
Try TO us usual prosperity. A Calcutta letter
says u Is estimated three-fourths OF the labor
ing population, and half the lower class OF
sgriculturalists, have perished or Will perish
before The calamity can be stayed.
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S AMBRICANS NOT ONLY DO THBIR
own hahtiDg and voting. but their own perfuming.
PHAION'S NIGHT BLOOMING OEREUS''
mas attained celebrity never achieved by any
foreign perfume in this country. and even Euro.
peaps admit that IL eNceis any of floral tracts
made abroad. Sold everywhere. l.1-|.I
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Parole of jefferson Davis Extended

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3-The parole
granted JEFF. Davis some months ago st,,tn,
him the privilege Of the fortress during tb.,
day, has been extended through Execanve
citmeney In removing all surveillance over
him, and the guards from his rooms in Carroll
Hail at night lnstructIons 70 this effect have
been sent from Washington 10 Den BENTON
commandant OF the fort, thus d lyesting ms
imprisonment Of anything like severity, and
paving the way, as is generally presumed for
ms maj parole and release. All the guards
over hlm during the day and night being re-
moved, he now enjoys perfectly untrammele<s
liberty, and every possible means Of comfort
and pleasure while held prisoner iu the fort.
IL he SAID De has expressed great gratification
al tnls acilon OF the Government, and already
contemplaIes the vacating Carroll Hail. ana
taking up his residence with Mrs DayIs I'm
the easemafes assigned her shortly after her
arrival here
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ANINDIAsA DIVORCE ITEN-An Indanapo-
lis paper says: Mrs. ID, at the last term OF IN.
Common Pleas Court, obtained a divorce from
her husband, and eleven days thereafter wa.
married 10 second husband. During the
present term Of court. Mrs. p, the mother OF
tne AFORESAID lady, also applied fer and or
tanned a divorce from her hushand On "a
uay following Mr.. 5. obtained divorce from
his wife, and three days thereafter he and ne
old lady, Mrs. p, were married by Justice
Sullivan. The gentleman f1rst tried 70 . feet a
marriage with the daughter but failing with
her, he fastened 20 engage himself 70 the
mother The nuptials were only DELAYED bv
the unfortunate fact that both were married.
As soon as this slight disability could be re-
moved, they were united
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COLGATES AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GL YcxRlN
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled
For sale BY ell druggists fe seol,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HFOBfY DROPS OF MerOALFe RHgU-
mAI lO kBMHbY y contain asm Ich virtue as forty
pItths oi many other medicines and viii inst antly
ure Nervous Headache, Neuralgia. &c, Try it,.
mob cow ' 3 c. FORD, Agent.
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
cMOLAND1RB EXTRAOT BU0KU
10 CURING
eVery csse Of KIDNEY DsIAs8, RHHvMAY1sh,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDKls, WHAxNEss and
PAINS In the BAcK, FEMALz COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLEs arising from 1xcrssEs OF ANY KINp.
COAH, YB .APPLI0T
Thy LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
Soh By ell Apotheearies Price q. D. BARNHe
Co., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLII0H d
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Moss.
eenerai Agents. feb l0-ly
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brought in the State Courts of. Virginia al
Richmond, for the recovery Of about SaA,0O0
worth Of tobacco, which they claim, bur which
States Treasury Agent as coniiscated propertv.
These suits are likely TO lead to a con dtct or
JHrisdictiou, as orders had pre- v5ouslv lesy,
issued for toe sale Of the property. and refer
any redress thsf may be due, - ~,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grover's,)
Pennsylvania avenue, near Wil!ards' Hotel
srALDING RAPLEr .....-..-...-....-.P Preprietors.
MONDAY EvEsING, Nov. 5, 1885,,
Iirst night of the engagement OF the eminent
wv wALLACK.
en- which o:csson he vii! appear in his oele6rated
st.ns o. m eo%Isny 70 conclude with q bril-.
ho.xtIa charge for seats secured In advance.
plas Of RIOaIGfkHo no'sH'0e'' D0'" ave &C
NOT YET CLosEDi
THE COLUMBIA GARDEN STILL LIVES
} GRAND BALL r"r
. THIS Monday EVENING, Nov. Bth.
The proprietress takes pleasure in stating That
the ol company has hsen Withdrawn only TO- be
%MoRhSw % E1ENiNHSs.e e. SoSsmser s tsS ssS. New
The dancing commences at O'Clock precisely.
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY.
MABINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
Nu ACADSmY, At q
hARisis S.,I AsSEMBL1 asS sSs II,t Rooms Rooms
TIL. academy Is nov open fer the recep- k1A
DAYS and hours cf tuition for young ladies,
mis-. es and masters Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
Gendemen's classes from to 10. same evenings.
B-Private instruction given to suit the CON
venience Of the pupil. se6
DReFs. J. w. "a. p. KBEIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania svenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Our Academy is now open for the reception of
Pupils. 4 self ct class is now forming on We'd
nesoay afternoon from 4 to 6 o clock, for these
wfo cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
Co. 3 Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for 6ofrees, 30.
Days aud Hours Of TIition:
FOR Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsday afternoons, from to s o. clock.
3entemen y Glasses. Tn osday and Thu rsday eye-
Mrs from to 10 o. clock.
lor further rmstion, apply during the hours
o. tu!iion. addre o note to the Academy.
Quarter mmenciuQ with the first lesson. se 10
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N s-Nly
TWO BAP GASES OF PIhEs 0UKED By Dl

TWO BAP Ap,CA GAsHs ! OF H,. Plies y, CgkED By DR
the benent Of all who SUITE with the Piles that he
waited case Of Piles and his brother was discSsfsed
Ezed with the Piles Both these % distressing ] cases
TsTe cured NTH one bottle Of DR. TRICKLHNDS
gentlemen beside the daily recsi re- ssd
~ " strickland, ought to convince these suner-
IT, Pe Of f:
SxlRs o6 cHsfsrfSsI,e sSis es XII Ps "a
SUPERIOR REMEDY
We can conscientieusly recommend to these suf.
ss'efS SStda BsTkI4k
1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with.
R.sa% one IL nS Si
the best preparations In pse: and is all that its
s.sf d.s
No: iSS sPsamo,e street. Cincinnati, ohio, and
Co also a. %T %nfTEs G1n D2%s store and A56S d6Ss
GHkIsT1NI's, s11 Pa. avenue and 5os Sinsi
street. oc8 ly
SECRET DISEASES.
effectuai remedy the only vegetable rene.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
bssam no msrcnry Only ten pi. 10 be tsssn 1f
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, So; fe.
SAhARIrAN's RooT AND HERE JUIcKs-A positive
sns.p sne sure fer SYPHILIS sc,ofaa Ulcers,
Sold By B. O. Ford. See advertisement. N.Y.
MARRIAGE AND eELIBAeY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
the vital powers, with spre means Of relief. Sent
skifiis ssGaSTssSss,' Hsasrd A::eeis: is:
sion. fhiIadelphia. Pa. aug SIN
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OLOTRIN4, DC.

u pOLAN, MxBOBANT TAILOR, corner
II. OF I4th street and Pennsyivania ave-, q
opposite Willsrds' Hotel, has received
superior assortment Of Cloths. Csssi meres. M
Nestings. Chincbillas and Escomss, for h.
Gents Farnishiss Goods He has also added 10
his stock srler old lot Of first class Custom made
Clothing from New York. at lower prices thar
csn be bad I'm this city ue nvires his frie nds ana
al public TO give him q CALL u returns his SIN
ct re thanks for their liberal patronage. oc 3.-2u
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N LOeANO,

NI. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9Th aud ID streets,
Desires to return his thanks ,or the iiberd N
patronage bestowed upon him during past L
seasons, and at the same time invites his M
friends TO visit his store and ipsPsct his new x,
Just purchased for the Fail and Winter Trade
Mr. HARDON- his associate, continues TO give
his constant attention TO the style and generai
appearance of all garments made ut the esfap
The best work and moderate charges is our
rotto oc l5-lm-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-28
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON June 27-SESArE.-Mr
ANTHONY introduced bill to establish
certain post routes between the United
States and Europe, and to regulate the
transportation of mails, and reduce the ex-
penses, which was referred to the Committee
on Postofhces and Post Roads.
Mr.. WADE, from the COMMITTEES OH the
District Of Columbia, reported bill to re-
peat the act TO retrocede the county of AL
exandis, to the State of Virginia. The OBJ
ject of the bill is to make Alexandria a
part of the District of Columbia.
Messrs. SHERMAN, WILSON and YATES
were appointed Committee ea Conference
on the part of the Senate, on the army APP
preparation bill.
Mr.. SHERMAN called I'D the bill to aid
In the construction of telegraph lines, and to
secure " the government the use of same for
postal, military and other purposes.
Mr.. GRIMES moved to amend the first
section by striking out the words that the
National Telegraph Corporation organized
under the laws of the State of New York,
April 10Th, 1866, shall have the right, etc.,
and insert in place thereof "any Telegraph
Company now organized or authorized, be
organized under the laws of any State of the
Union, shall have the right, etc.
Mr.. SHERMAN spoke in opposition to
the proposed amendment.
Mr.. BROWN, in the course of solne re-
marks abiding to the recent report
of the Post Master General, on the
subject of telegraph, said that in this report
the Post Master General had shown himself
utterly incompetent for the position he
holds. His report was made up in great
part of communications from persons inter-
ested in the great monopoly that now con-
trolls the telegraph of this country. BE (the
Postmaster General) had reflected more dis
credit on himself in this connection, than
perhaps had ever transpired with regard
to any other officer of the Government.
Men in his position, heretofore, had striven
to advance the public interests; but he (the
Postmaster General) stood in the way of
needed reform.
Mr.. SHERMAN regretted that Mr.
Brown should have made such a personal
attack ON Mr.. DENNIsoN, whom he (SHER-
NAM knew to have the public interest at
heart.
Mr.. DENNISON did not believe that the
plan suggested by Mr.. Brown was feasible
at the present time, but was favorable to
anything that promised relief from the
present telegraph monopoly.
Mr.. D0OLITTLE moved TO postpone
the subject until tomorrow
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Ed
WARDS, concurred in the House amend
ments to the bill regulating the importation
of nitro-glycerine.
Mr.. MORRILL, called up the Senate bill
to regulate the elective franchise in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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TBy Teiegraph.l


NEW YoRK, June 27.-The Posts money arti-
Gle says the loan market is abundantly supplied
with idle capital Gail loans for stock exchange
purposes 400 per cent discount SOS per cent.
The stock market is dull but steady. Govern
ment securities are firm. Of the Railroad shares
the Northwestern is the most active, and Erie is
rather lower. Gold quiet; the borrowers rate be-
ing about lilo in favor of the lender, coin being
scarce for delivery and the short interest being
large.
The Commercials money article says the ex-
port of speeiel to-day by the Scotia. amounts to
$99. 1000 The stock market shows more speeula-
tive activity. The improvement in Erie has
stimulated the market generally. especially GER
tain stocks on which long cliqu- have been wait
ing for 4 turn of the tide. The clique in North
western have taken advantage of the occasion for
running up the common stocks, which at the
Board closed at 301s and is advanced ~. Mari
eta and Cincinnati run up per cent. Erie clos
ed X lower. but with strong upward tendency.
Govt's. firm the advance caused by the demand for
export yesterday is maintained. 5-20s of 1855 Is
better 7-3Os also * higher. Money is drag ON
the market 1t is not easy TO employ balances on
call at per cont. Loans at per cent are now
exceptional. Discounts are quiet at 51se7 per
cent for prime names. There is rather more pro-
duce of common paper On the market drawn on
account Of wool crop. Foreign exchange nominal
at about the closing rates of yesterday.
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OLD THEATRE.-We preceive by the ad-
vSrtisement, that the prince Of managers,
Mr.. A. J. FLYNN, has entered into arrange
ments for limited number Of nights, with
the popular English Opera Troupe, styled
"Tbe HoLMANs" We speak from oar own
knowledge, that they are decidedly the best
operate company in America; and the prima
donna, Miss SALLIE HOLMAN, viii bear
comparison with the celebrated LOUISA
PYSE, of the PYNE and HARRIsoN Troupe"
They open on Monday evening with the
Bohemian Girl, one ofBALFE's finest COM
positions aud we shall be exceedingly disap-
pointed if the house is not filled from par
quette to dome.
The box Office viii be opened on Saturday
morning at o'clock, when seats can be Sc
cured for three days in advance.
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View York stock Market.


NEW YORK, June 27.-Co.ton steady at 37(93S;
middling uplands chiefly DC Flour rather more
steady for middling grades, with only moderate
business 81 30dS so for extra State So 5000 for
extra X. II. o., and $40 059l2 75 for trade
brands. closing quiet. Whisky quiet at 81 26G
2 q for Western. Wheat quiet and firm for
prime parcels. and dull and heavy for inferior
descriptions. Rye quiet, western 81 o. Corn
opened shade tirmer, and closed quiet and with
out decided change. S6c@90c for unsound new
mixed; Western 90@91c; 97c for new yellow 70
for damaged New Orleans and So for shipping
western mixed to arrive in a few days.
Oats more steady and quiet at 55@5Sc for new
Western. Coffee dull Sugar dull, Cuba ll@ll14c.
Molasses dull Petroleum dull at A925c for
crude and 39940c for refined in bond. Pork
frmer and more active at 81 50q3l 81 for new
mess, closing at S3l SO cash. SO 25a29 so for old
do, and S26 SCOOPS rs for prime; 5000 bbls. new
mess at $50 25, at buyers option for so days.
Beef steady ut sl6@21 so for new plain mess, and
$50 506e2l 50 for new extra western. Beef hams
quiet at S45t145 So Cut meats firm at 1319@l51zc
for shoulder, and I719gi91zc for hams. Bacon
dull. Lard heavy atl914d22lIc. Butter quiet at
GOOSE for Ohio, and 25tg4Oc for State. Cheese
dull at Sd2lc.
Money market easy, 4@5 for premium exchange.
Call loans sterling quoted at l0S9l09. Gold shade
easier at 1851, declining to l5419, advancing TO
l56 and closing at 1885. Exports ofspecie to-day
5000. Government securities dull. Freights to
Liverpool firm.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The hearing Of the
motion for a new trial in the case of LYMAN
and GREEN, charged with the murder OF
BYRON, vas postponed yesterday.
The motion in the case of MORRIS Mo-
RAN, charged with larceny, vas taken up
and overrlcd
PETER BUFoRD, charged with larceny,
was sentenced TO the penitentiary for three
years.
Ed. HADLEY, colored, for the same Of
tense, was sentenced to the penite ntiary for
five years.
WILSON JORDAN aud MANSON GOODMAN,
charged with larceny, had their trials post
poned, ,he former until Monday, the latter
until August.
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lHR 0ISPlIeHRS llF fHR lSSoCIlfED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM iFAsHrxGToN.



WASHINGTON, June 27.-It is thought
probable that when Congress adiourns on
Thursday and Friday of this week, il will
not assemble again until week after next, so
as TO give the members an opportunity to
spend the Fourth of July at their homes.
There seems to be no prospect as yet Of an
early termination of the session.
The New York Delegation OF bankers
Had lengthy fnteryiew this morning with
Comptroller CLARK and the House Commit
tee on Banking and Currency, in relation to
the proposed amendments Of the National
Currency. They complain that the State
tax on National circulation is excessively
heavy and onerous, and request its removal.
They state they cannot proftably continue
their business under the present tax law.
Frauds ON the Government
Fresh developments are coming to light
IN connection with the Memphis swindIe 1t
turns OUT that 500 900 or $4,000 in $50
notes, which we're sent to Carleton some
time toward the close of last year, for dis
posal on account of the Government, have
also been embezzled and employed in cotton
speculations. The whole matter is to be
fully investigated in day or two by the
Banking and Currency Committee
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CoNTEMPTIBLE.-A man by the name of
BERGIN, member of the Broadway Varie-
ties, called on Esquire MATTHEWS yesterday,
and wished to know whether or not the pro-
prietor of boarding house, who had no Ii
cense, could seize the baggage of boarders as
payment for board? Before satisfactory
answer could be rendered, he stated that he
had been boarding at Mrs. MARGARET Boy
Frs, on Cherry street; that he owed her
some twenty-five dollars and that she had
seized his trunk and its contents as payment
for the debt He stated further that he be-
longed to a troupe of theatricals who had an
engagement in Louisville, and that it was
indispensable that he should have some mu-
steal instruments that were in his trunk.
Eighteen dollars we're proffered as payment
and rejected. BERGIN then wished to know
whether or not he could force the acceptance
of the profered amount. While he was
discussing the point, merchant came in
and asked him to settle small bill that he
owed him. He walked out of the Office and
proceeded down the street a few PAGES, and
on observing that the merchant was follow
ing him, he turned and abused him in
most shameful manner. A policeman who
was standing near arrested BERGIN and car
ried him before the Recorder, where he
pawned pistol for his appearance to-day at
10A.M. We have seldom observed more
contemplate effort to evade the payment of
an honest debt than this.
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TCOMMUSIcATED.l

WE noticed yesterday morning, in our re
port OF the proceedings Of the regular meet
ing of the Board Of Aldermen, that Mr..
SLOAN had introduced bill providing for
the enlargement Of the Market House. II
the present system Of marketing is TO be
continued on the ground where the house
now stands, which is a questionable policy,
we must regard the bill passed by the Board
as a step in the right direction, as our citi-
zens have long felt the need of Improvements
in that department The old building is
evidently too small for the convenience of
those selling as well as those buying, and it
is certainly not in keeping with the laudable
spirit of Improvement manifest in other re-
spects throughout our growing city. We
arc pleased to see the contemplated improve
ments embraced in Alderman SLoAN's bill;
twill be not only ornamental TO our city,
advantageous to our citizens, but also prove
a great source of revenue to the city treasu-
~. II is highly important that this bill, if
passed, be perfected at an early day, as it
provides for the whole work to be finished
by October next. Therefore It is to be hoped
that the Common Council at its meeting to-
day, viii act promptly, giving as little delay
as possible 10 this important public work.
MARKETER.