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THE ROMAN QUESTION:.
French Report OF the Political Hitsntion in
the Eternal City.
lrlotne tOct. or correspondenco of Fans D5hats

Rome toct 22) correspondence Of Fans Dshatsl
In yi5w Of the great events which are bong prepared
ssci accord hss been arrived a. between the
government and the people The latter are borne down
by misery They suffer from the dcaross Of provisions,
from tae rarity OF ppece and The Absence Of f0rcis1 us
ors but they persuaded that this state s only tau
sitoy. Patience mag be ialry said 10 BE- ono Of The
Of IT, appropriately ara 4ccokness. u /. ,ha,
the old machine y ~ each ia,mnt IN dsrSer
OF ceasins 70 work NO one hero do.Ms Nat
less radical alteration u TIC pelitisai
institutions IL about 10 take place. fha Romans nrs
awaiting that change with eontdcnc9 the lower clergy
without TO- hrcb fear and tie cardinals traa tT"r
lre Liberals do nothing hastcn the crisF because
t5sy knox the iesnl l. saro; and Tie clergy tao 70
ssef essase ,n;y I.s s , !0s. esss 10
Ss sassoa ri, BY g he sassss s5
sa.'Ssg ss!! sysissIs q yslsis Is day Z ,Essr
rcesarsoa Of Rome shall crown The sd'nle'
Tho monetary didicny istecomrg daily moro 'riolr
and tha ofcdit of the Rcmca Psok does noi recover
BY No state Sas sssn e ss Asisioscs lie now fon
tinca coinage bong 51<n, IN Italy the money 4 81
ported BY asssss ss il Is issocd t. psy fcr me aaliy
Supply e. sr'.ciar or consumption received by Rome
frcp .se nshheh0g pIgs.ae.a. lasn.e fls rsasg
saa nss noiei teG nsss win 10 4 S Nh
b.. OF which the need IS felt Tor Tho facility u business
Several Of chcra ead To have occurred ~
Rome, and ths fact appears positive.
Tho population does moi, however raanfc' eny groa'
fear IN. amns-mor,s Of tho month u october nTe
ing o.. aiihonen sometimes interrupted ~ me uncsen
state OF the weather treat pottery 70 b. paid W ccp'
per money va1 10 DO drawn tew days bark. VA nhs
been rortronsc The legion from Anthes received
coolly a N.tsIt bat quarrel has taken pacs bet
tho soldiers and the Inhabitants Ihs, happy r"snlt
due 70 tho National Committee, which ms9c cfeTy ~
fort 10 calm tbs agitation Of The pogria,icn.
Sterling Comior, for the Pope from Ausrir@.
fTeriu loc; 20o CORE spondenos " LONDON Times
IL really 1nsnis sholrh iae events Of The srrfael
had beon too monenioUs 70 allow ~ ihs sliamn bccon
ting what "a USUALLY ir-tha deaf seesou About week
age General MonteDeilo, the French ccmp.endknt ~
Rome received formal orders from headquarters " ch
Inc thc evacuation u the Holy cay - the rafB@ ums,
The Pape promised the more than diplomatic ss-st-
spain N OF dcaert.on rs trsSce and moro
over hssld the gtad6e.in1 nt,2eec FROM Ahaeoa tho
CO hici A.sn,. Blunt Rrssn iaoe h.ee Frfasss
G.y bszs 10 ~ Isssf.i Ea,, - an sru sYtfrri6sd
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fr1e tO1t - correspondence ~ london Mar-
abe Pranc, mentions the arrival ~ lCtter iag4 ~
Emperor Nsxmilisr ~ an llnroItaat political Ut n
here which be relnats 81 frrn rea1tiaa T. afaN
don tho rosi ~ which to c1A-tN q tie Mexican b.
no have called lin. he IL convinced ilat ~ srfdsg
"a he c01rtg round Mexico tho area Lle den siegs
be can fesl tho attacks of ths various rarcs With
have already qlarrss among themselves Tor ne p6aer
they havc not yss 10 taef AbEfs He doca rot doubt
thai be viii Be supported ~ the conservatives who are
Interested In tcepns What they have md ~ tho hber.
az, whom no has loAdcd with iavors.
This last paragraph, n u b. Sincere doea not show he
knowledge o. human nature wifi tie Arcbd1ko
Ms~imsn uscf 20 have credit for Most II hls even.
nge papers, IN pfiniln1 tho telegram slnouncins that
hn Austrian ofwaf Elizabeth hns besen ordered 10
Merc0 follow e ~ paragraph sxpnlnhg that ghe Aad
tows u the tmprc@ illness will probably cause
ehsnss Ia the Emper1r'n view Of his Duty.
lhs frdssendarct of 70 day ammo inees that general
Casiehaa received INSTRUCTIONS 70 ngr tbsi necessity Of
shficstlaE The unnnimisy with which the papers Of
this evening append one and ALL the same comment 10
ths telegram sosns 10 sb0w uas asp AsDc had klt 20
this eject
The ladeprsdrncs Bsles thinks il probable that ne
Austrian steam yesel ~ which has been order 70
proceed without delay from Trissts 20 vera Crux win
convey the Emperor Maxlmnian 10 karops
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Tor more correctly RnssinaD) peasantrv OF Eastern
GaEcia; but tho language employed ny the rus,
also In mo council hai ~ the Gar and found ready
echo n tho more moderate hut Tess figGLfc M ~ ~
n ts diplomats tata a Tara ana Z ist7st,rg
Tho ecct az tins undgulsed hostility npon tie minds
OF stan statesmen has been strong enough 70 cause
them arpFchend something more than wolda bcns
contempiai a by tho Russian government
believe correct ia sayinl that the eypodiancy
o. occupying Galcia with some considerable l0rcs has
been already discussed ay he Ministers q Francis
Berlin politicians On ther part closely watching the
se'tuing ctudron Of Oriona Affairs, and observing 2
new phenomenon a. pitbte e9grReF' pf he Car 10
make thc hu-1piaa grievances cause y quarrel
cannot help specuating his ultimate intentons T.
u net ser, they ask that the car, dfeaein@ Euro
reaa aiinek IN tase q lii interfering win 1ugNsy
should be preparing 20 i0festa tho hlow2 Does he,
pcrhaps think ~ attacking Austria, who would be one
o. his worst antagonists ia such = nle6 aud ~ ahinS
her single handed before tho comrreH nsiee co
fict hes nS H. he onv waiting 10 k0 unit the M
prahensions undoubtedly awakened in hts breazt
coming iroublep or does ho, ia reality, not
mean 10 Eight, bnt only wish 70 prevent tho iorma.
iion 81 lime he fears, y showing himself no ami
dongf Such tho considerations current in political
circles ~ this capital People, you soc, apt 70 aecra
good deal o. pluck aud Initiative 70 tho Russian gov
eminent and their coacclures are naturally s'repsth-
enod by tho fact that Austria she taken by
surprise, alone, and so soon after her recent defeat,
might find II no COSY matter 10 hold her ground. Yet
is undenabe that The deop designs attributed 10 Itnss
" they really exist would nd DO without solno legitimate
cause.
While on this subject n WIN not be supcrauons 10 re-
mark tina; the Swedish press far It's organs
can lay claim 10 political weight has, without my mp
parent immediate reason, suddenly raised an olioy o.
the Russian Lust Of conquest, QNa insists upon hss co
t1's ertargg mt ~ lance elh PV,s0. Tho liberal
G5tbor0 Gasete aud Halm0 Jsaaal harmonic on this
head wh the LIBERAL conservative NgG DnGct Aiteoad,,
aud the Pan scandna AT ebodI though u cannot
bring itself 20 berend prrssa ~ enemy, out Of the
Danish quarrel seconds the common action Of ia oon
temporaTes by sounding 6e akiTEs 7goiHn nc Car.
Whatever may have 0ccasonod those warning calls
Russia has manifested no present hsnkornga after
Y
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THE EMPRESS or MEXICO.
Condition % Her Nsj-s,y's Health, and ne
ports from Mirawar.

Brussels Telegram ~ 10 I'D ui,imo sAys-A ssnai-
oicle conlgad eti0r T. riwrn 70 tlc tbs. The
Queen ~ tho sagt posd proceed 70 Ansnsr 10 yss
ihe kmpTsss OF MoAiCo.
It "a added thai tho eeolun,uu which tAe saa ~ tb1
En- ortsS health has rendered necesssrv No
Of the departure fron A.saDar ~ the Count m fla1.
dars.
Ihs ssa,ergent thai enc Enp4o. Charlotte va W ea
rnnn, OF ~ sckrB, Eslgaurn, ~ ag0 con'radctef.
a iettsr from Bologna N ;h0 Tsps 9syat~In return
ina from Venice M, the two nuns VITO hsd accgnpa-
ME- shs Fnpnaa Charlotte "a Mil.u,aE Although
those risisg oatugnly a3~geQt, en0 nDtwith
sansDE tcir reserve, ocncat~f FROM theif 9rrsls1
tcu thaf hsr Majesty y0ms~hat recovered from VI
cerebral oomrnotion from which the va swlorrE
The Memorial Dsptvnsa ig> nsysAt tbs iast noal4ni
We receive rewg from Almmar 10 he ers = ma The
doctors a. attendance her Majesty hops that Tie mat
ady Will ony have a Temporary chsrrtsr wiiAonl 4uy
gravity, a81 s seon yleid 70 repose a0d esNff @st
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a.erlew vlth sOaa o,hsr HansarIan es,les whO Ias.


HteNleW VIII bohS8 other hungarian chh.e WIN INV
him al Cologne.
The London Post OF The 2s,h Of October, says;--
We lave 50 announce tho very sudden DEATH nTisiug
frsm the rupture Of blood vessel Of Colonel Stodare
The rated conjnror whose performances for che last
two years have bern higy pa ron zed ana admired a.
The Egyptian Han and IA fashionable circles
81 Petersburg despatch OF October q has The FOL
lowing liems:--
Tho reception OF the Princess naernar into tho orthc-
dox Greek Church with take place tho path met and
h., Royal Rghness vii 20 soemny helrothed TO the
C3arowch Oh Tho 25h inst,
Il N believed that important ncGonal change II a
CONSERVE. sense viii shortly take place IN tho high.
est administrative circles Russ.a IL Ia stated that
the MccaS Gasetc % losing rs former somi-on
character
The mails from The Cape Of Good Hope % September
10 received Tho Basutos said 20 bs starving,
and renewal Of the feared.
The weekly sainss Of The Cunard extra steamers had
been suspended but there would s b. departures Of
theae vessels FOR New York from Liverpool on every al
teTnac Saturday, commencing the 27th OF October
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.


kins Victor Emanucl Preparing to Enter
Venice.
FLorEScr, Oct. rs, 1906
The King Of Italy viii receive tho Venetian depuiston
at Turin on the Alb Of November, who win communicate
10 his Majesty the result OF tho pltisci1n. On the
evening Of The following day his Majesty win leave for
Venice arriving the 7th. He will be accompanied by
the presidents OF both chambers OF the legislature the
Ministers and military household
Four hundred and nine Venetian residents In Florence
voted for union with Italy. Only one negative vote was
recordaJ
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BY STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER 2s.

Tho rnman scarnGhip CITY Of Paris Captain KenDsdy
-0nash loft Liverpool A. three r n the Gath and
sueens,own on tho 2th October arrived shs por
- IN carly hour yesterday morning
Our Hles and epeaiai W city or Paris con
en- intererns dstss or cable dcspasohos dated Ia
ner day OF sailing
nrr financial sec commercial reports have been spii-
-u,ps,ed By cable teiasrama.
Tho Mechanics Haoasins ssYs:--
wo understand thsa governments has ordered one Of
che lsnch kodmsn gnns WITH improved carrisra shot
tAtiy arrive IN ,bis country In hvc o. sx weeks when
90 shall bore for settlement VI che question between
arzh and AmorsSsG ordinances.
n n stated thu, ths Priuoo II Wales attended b.
iSsHerous suite, yin have Enyland for Russa IN .no
Sin a. November 70 hc pscsen, a. tho n his
sss,egu,aw ne Prucsss Dasmar, with The crsrowiteh
NJ v. g. Forster, NJ r., hal b.sa addressing his
sonsstusnts reform "a Hsi'ax, YORKSHIRE and his
apeec1 attracted congidorahs attention. The London
Meas Gays DO deserves ,he praise q having delivered
cot perhaps the moot eloquent, but certainly iho
asn7as.gs md siatcsnaanlike speech on tts r,sorm
sxrstlou which has bssa heard during The recess
The standard ,bessrs. London. burnt tie ground
vn che 2slh uhlmo
Tba secrsts~y OF State fog war o. England has ia.
cited propos.sver replace pe press n
rines used ia ,hcBrlsh army.
Or Merton Peto had gons bsfore his Constituents ~
Dristo and gwen erpiassons In rsfsrsBos 70 HE
keesion With Tie london, Chatham and Dover Railway
Hs ssys BE- may have been foolish 10 snaeavor.ng VI
ebppor the ocspyasy, but be has not been dishonest
yhe meeting snicr he addresssd unsninoosy passed
Sssouuon dssiarsng his explanations 70 " satisfactory
MI murphy, Coseni General Of the unssG States ..
Fankort frscxrsd bis arm Ga q fslI % sStsss out
ia carriage
Sts Emperor, Emprsm sad tns Prince tmpsrsi cf
Grssss isn Rstrxs oc.osy a. amid the warm scclsns
ons a the erove vho throsssd tbs vicinity q tue rs
pay station The h-slth of thsr Muss,ies and o. tina
Prince app ssyd ssosllsnt rhs inpsnsi party arrived
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a. ilslct. NJ, hss % Paris 6p No ~ u ~ -
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Reports Of the Late Si-tories OF the Christians.
An ocIal despetch received at thc Greek Cozs4ae In
London dated Athens October ~, Nays
husiapha PRsha with the Turkish army had advanced
far as Sonrba. The Christians after desperate re-
sstanco Of four DAYS. from the 9th 70 the l2th q oeio
ber forced the Turkish army 20 withdraw 20 Kefaus
within ,hres hours from Cane.
by cable adyicoe 81 laio date published Ia The
HERALp) tho Turks claim 70 have subsequently aefeaiod
tho Christians severely. In Hrnlipl
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TING CASTERS QUESTION.

usssis .rsgpsrins sss War vita Asssria--
prme~sA Naschirs tho Progress % the AT.
tssios.
fstln toct so correspondence of,As Iosdon rms. n
wbrb ffNal .crsa il driving 90 N The South synp.
toms % esYfo nature are sciipesbs IN tho Sorih
csnly coansSrmArdS. ths dspsstpre ~ ~ MocW from
Yesnd Fol snly he' rrss, bas asssm1 nsnstirs
i;s. -: y 49,, sa 'S Sss. u Z. '2ss
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7 U R K { ".

The New Danubian Ruler Received mt Court.
CossrASrrsoPIE, Oct. %, 1896
Prince Charles arrived hero yesterday. and immeii'
aoly had audience OF the Sultan, b. whom he
was received with tho highest hcncrs.
The palace Of Katschuin has been placed at the dis
posal Of the Prince during his stay In the capital
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No writ 81 Usbeas Csypo. Vet sersea 90 80
warden % tho Jsu-Tke Wfh
yy,shls Ttses D.y-- The rs~ ts~m'~~'"a-
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commsssocss hArs nsds ssps'os''es y 'aass sarn1'
= 49, csyn ~ Apr~~is Or vii ~ hsDss scvpss "
MING bsso,, hu sss pss,iss bsd eusisiy ny Va
-.rdss ~ lbs Guy ys srasr the osaer ~ JaeSs Read,
~ Ne Criminal oopr " V tbs prsssss -risins
MS wrs ks 90, bss vvss % ne warden -
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THE LATE AMERICAN REsfls.
Tho Uaised state. of America vs.. sreRa

THIS sut on trial Ia London by the Tinted ssA,ss
government 70 Got Information from the defendant who
vas the Liverpool agers of tho Confederate s,ses
what propcry be bad Ia bis rossewer b~longng W bis
iAto government
Application made 10 coun on The fsd ultlrno Cor
rurher tine 70 answer thA hill, the ground thai
defendant hsd been abroad Tor nearly rx months, but
ne bad pow relursed and b~ tAsrucslous had been
taken. Aner sonns dscussioa the chief cisra o. the
court give the defendant fotnshps time tpor pay.
msni ~ The cos<s 81 The Application.
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The Cssiss RevslssteV.
Rcyh deeress reform ,hs errapisalbA ~ lgssysns
ths munEie siiss ss-s sstss.s * ess-ass S~sSe as
~. s.;;s : y: y I =, !. q y. gp3 m~
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l 7 A | V.

Royal Gareciins To Venetian Visitors.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4, 1866.
A dspstation from venetia had arrived at
Turls amid great enthusiasm.
T6o King and Cabinet were there TO receive
thAn
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GER N A n Y.

Movements Of the King Of S4xspy-The
New Parliament.
BERLIN, Nov. 4, 1865.
The King OF Saxony and bis family entered
Dxesden yesterday, and were well received By
no people.
The German Parliament il Is expected, VIII
10 ready to meet at the beginning Of the
'yeO.
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3 6 | Q Y N

Resignation Of Minister.
BRussr1s, Nov. & 1856.
QkaseD, the Belgian War Minister, has
1ssgncd.
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I: ID 4 u = I
News by the Cable to Sunday,
November a.
Important Changes In the
Austrian Cabinet.
The King Of sazony Returned
80 Dresden.
A VENETIAN DFPUTArIoN IN TURIN
MAIL ADVICES TO OCTOBER %.
Russian Agitation for War
With Austria
~~~~~>~~~s~>~>~>>~~~~
The Prince OF Wales to Visit
st. Petersburg.
WILL MAMMALIAN ADVOCATE /?
xs. &c. &es
BY THE CABLE TO NOVEMBER A.
AUSTRIA.
Oahlnes Cbupges-P Policy Of the New Fcreign
Minister.

sahinet Cbapecs-Policy OF tho New Forsisn
Minister.
yMNtAs Noy. 4, 1859.
DEGREES have been promulgated relieving
Count MensdorF from the FVfeign Military
Cnfce and appointing Baron Won Beust rs his
successor.
The DEGREES also appoint Baron john Minis
Ger Of War, vice Estcrhazy, relieved. The
Ministry is without portfolio.
Baron Won Beust has issued circular
wherein be declares himself separated from
lAne past He says be enters the Austrian
service free aud unparalleled Austria viii
tlAintain o true and peaceful concliosery
roaisy, but win uphold the dignity Of ne
'tnrISe.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 4. 1904
no steamship ABia Boston October "a arrived
leo.d1y, en- rost, 10 liverpool
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Dolns- aud speeuia,iaSy :, WASHINGTON.


Governor Swami, acoo flpapied ~ gieuaas Gerry,
The gentleman who sppo Gsoi Of she new COM
misioneIs but failed aeeapl, aised hero at very
late hour laAt night ftey 'nmr0a'li " proecseed -
tho White House and had p,.rssl lnlogsiow Win Tho
President
The Governor ,acd agen 1peu sse President to-day,
and remained with blns FOR oanatieabio length ~
time Tho Governor leu ior Ralrsi3rs ihis evening
General Grapt was pr sont i, ne interview to-day
Al llrco O'Clock The Attorney General asi 3eDoIai
Grant had iD,eryew slh The Pre- dcnt IN reference
to baltimore matters. EvcrylLlag Ma. connection
VIII take due course of aw, hnt ~ rotor revou.
noDary procoedinsa y ~ be promptly stppfesE,d.
i.erythtng ind aies thGg tha baltimore qGosson viii
ba actticI al.i Out The Ufn ~ ihn Dilliaiy -
sotno activity 10 Oh csyn5le military circles iis
evening, The Third battalion nI tlc fNsith Waited
Slaei nfrtfy 10 under oga:i3 70 Ifcc9ed 10 Baltimore
either tonight Or tatH0rrcg
General Grant Wen, ID BALTIMORE sgpin this evening
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The Warrant fot the trrErt at the N.~
aammi-.fsu.ra- Nutnr. ~ The Proceeding
Agalnss shspin Thompson.

III. NarIan, fo, ,he 1rres, az the New
aammi-.Ian.r@- Nutnr. ~ the Proceeding.
Ags.nsr shsrin Thonr.rn.
pautsaa, .ov { Isec
n ondor coreci ,oaorarr"a "a tAc baef isa
grams y Saturday g,lrg ~ sfsrpr = lie seiasr
AZ no Criminal court y may - wrl nsse y slg1 coEv
q TIE ,slani :ss.d b order u Jqsge seti
Qgsl c-f~4y- -il.tes-sss;'Ss.sr. 49,
~ 50, y lsG,plaad q a. So II u Halaa.vs rts
III .eriraaa -, yoa Tx ,te toae, \ waaa.
Ya0lDrH Naisnf sns JarnCs 10nrr. aud tNem iuwfdi
nisg have heule nc court herr q a1twr ~ rtss. II
hasE. nui.~faF esuerfed oEe'lfr sEi wltA ruhugwn
per a. ~ fcrce ana arna ald ~ strong haGd. y
ottIl, reIa0to sd put oa rau4O binfe ant N'chuas
from ths once bclopgng 70 s1f ~ pFtpgy ocsu
Iied and p1tscesei n them 4 n4eh Ponce o.nma.
ssonor.
wlirssa-Its Hon Ersn /. BOW, Jnirs X osr 80
JOHN y. AsEEw,
GEEK q III cualnaI court d nsigmois.
The proceedings agsna ne sheriff vers iaifiats
~ tbs stato Attorney trinvEE q w notice Il the
court tie acton q hherH ifomrson y olf'nlx'sg =
posse 10 The Sharfs cnce ~ tbs EtfQra story v y
Court House whcrsrpon Iacze Bout ssnt fof tie Sbtrn
and warned bin V fsNNiy ~ Dc 700 lago him A.
rcsief for dstuTtng tho rence ~ - uhANfai hfHen
aasbly srrss'ed and AL, before tie eoeft ~
warTsut
crnas.t c9rer ~ sllry1tS-srgraru rypy
SIts q sgvyiard % Cor--e fTaiie, u Baatnor,
We coumand you TIA, you ,sks a. body n william
IT., np~on and bin Immediately have b.forn NJ cpaft
bere 70 answer the charge " tsnp engaged N - az
lawful assembly ruut ant dos togethsf With unkhss
persons 10 TIA . srnh<r Of ons handfed Or usYe
wiusw--.Tho Honorable Hoes T. Bosr. Jsass r ~
said Court, A..
i''a'd 's' q day = s0vo~e'; ~, 10 ,,srrw
c.rs Of ths crirsissI Cosr q HainaaorT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05
THE BALTIMORE TROUBLES.
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TIE CITY QUIET YESTERDAY
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Writ Of uabeas Corpus TO be served
on the Custodian Of the new
Comm ssloE9rs To-Day.
ARRIVAL or GEN. GRANT
Tho Radical Meeting at the
Front Street Theatre.
Threats Of Impeachment Freely Made
by the Speakers.
nc. DC. nc
SPECIAL rt,tsasms 70 TINE MEM YORK HERALD.

Aspect or Affairs ON Sunday Morning The
City Quirt-Probabie Legal Proceedings To-
Dny-Ncither Party DESTROYS 20 Commence ~
Riot Moderation cf the Conservative Mn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02
EQUITY SALE.

RYa Decree Of the Court Of Equity for Grange
County, Spring Term, 1866. shall offer for 50 Is
10 the highest bidder the following tracts Of land, 10
wit: s M
One tract kaowa as the BIalock Track on The wa.
sfs OF New Hope. adoinnf the lands Of g. r. Trice,
David Vckers and Others containing rs acres more or
less.
One other tract at Durham's Station, n. C. Rail
Road, in said county, containing One Hundred acres,
more or less adjoining the lands Of John suayborn,
John r. Green, and others.
One other small Lot Of Land, At Durham's Station
aforesaid, containing one.eigh;h of nAcre, which
was bought Of M. A. Angler, and adjoins him and r.
+. Morris, and others.
The above Tracts Of Land wiIl;bc sold Al Durham's
Station, on Saturday, 18th day Of May next, on a
credit oftwelve months, bond and approved security
will be required.
Sale IA commence Al 10 o'clock.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, C. e. N. r.
April IL. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-02

LIVE KNOWNOTHINGS!
WYE have seen goods sold at cost, that were very
dear at cost prices.
a fair profit on the day cost Is our
motto,
BROWN, PARKS 4 co.
Aprl4. al