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Loyalty In Texas.

Ths Joiot Committee on Recons:russs
ton. submitted to the H6usss to night.
ths EEitestimsony Of Major Gsbetal c s1tst;s:
xiihEregiairdI TO the. condition of if.its e.
TcxSs. i az tosti6es that heshas I6eea
over the :f greater portion efEt6at 'Ssate;;
and he also instructed his officers 10 va
rious parts to report to him the views Of
the people aud their disposition toward
the Government. He hasbad creator
opportunities than any other officer there
to know the situation. lie says: !" !!
do not regard tho disposition ofthc pco:'
plc as at all friendly towards tho Gov.
srnment. To use their own words, they
accept the situation; but I think their
motives are entirely selfish, and they no.:
knowledge that it is from q desire to
obtain the benefit Of the Government
rather than to give the Govcrpmontany
support. 1 The feeling is more hostile
DOW than it was three or four months
ago. They affirm, ) as "a reason for this
hostility. that they are kcpt'in an I'm.
settled condition, and arc particularly
dissatisfied with the Government, be-
cause they, are not allowed to resume
their places in Congress. When our
troops first entered the Stuto, no says that
the people seemed as loyal as the most
loyal men could wish. They expected the
leading rebels hung, and the property Of
the rebels confiscuted; but when they
saw leuicut policy pursued, they. rs,
sumed different position and assailed
the Government, and especially de.
nounced the Provisional State Govern
mcnt. ---
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Free School Fund.

EDS. JOURNAL AS | take it for
granted that you feel interested in the
organization Of Free Schools in every
township 10 our county, | woul! ask
you to make known through the columns
Of your paper, that I am in receipt of
about sc, 900 School fund; from the State,
to be appropriated as provided Ivy the
22l and 42d sections Of the Free School
Law, passed Feb. 2Gth, 1865.
JOHN W. SENTZ.
G1uey Trasnrer.
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,ss REc9syrRucrED REBELs,-At ii.
posts Ssat lerdonsvills, Va, The other
day, atIell dressed lady wanted tho cleft
70 place j sesmp upon5 her letter, s,,sud
producing itathe window : neat port.
.monaiss requested the clerk to take out
: proper antdnt Of currency to pay for
tho stamp saying with "hone,t pride"
that SO far her hands had Z" never been
contaminated with the Yankee rags, aud
she wasn't going TO- ,bsgio."'. Silly I,
this is, i 10 one ofthe straws which :h0I
which Wsy~the Wind e bIovin9.;I!ts a.
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constitutional Union Meeting,

|
We call the especial attention of ou'
readers TO 'thesprocesdiDes Of thes:" Con
s,itu.ional Union" meeting belIin thi:
place last Saturday. An intelligent
friend has furnished us>wi,h the follow
ing account oft:
A large and intelligent audience u.s.
seublcd a, tho Court House last Satur'
day at noon, to listen to the eloquent
leaders Of co scrvatism who we're eGpecf'
ri By the conservatives aud rebel sym.
nathizers to speak at that time and
place. ..., 80,
ubroai having failed to present, them
selves, and The chiefs Of the conservative
party having seen that the audience,
larsc as it was, was pcarly oil Union.
concluded to adjourn to a future day,
without passing or attempting to pass
any resolutions. =,
Col. Smith, the great cxpoundcr and
defender of the Constitution of West
Virginia, and Dr.. Spicer Patrick made
short speeches, 10 which illusions we're
madc that Mr.. Hindman, States Attor-
ncy, and Capt. McWhorter, as one of our
Representatives in the Legislature, felt
called upon to repel. But the chairman
became very much excited at the idea OF
any but q conservative addressing the
meeting, and Sumnarily adjourned the
conservative meeting.
Although the meeting had been pro-
nouuced adjourned by its chairman, yet
but few left the Court House, aud loud
calls we're soon heard for Hindman, who
responded in short speech. lie was
followed by McWhortcr, who had also
been loudly called for. Both speeches
we're short, bu, to the point and telling.
On motion of Capt. Wheeler, re0t
Uuiou meeting was then organized. and
the resolutions adopted by tho reot
Union meeting of las: Monday we're then
passed, without a dissenting voice.
You could plainly sec a determination
and an earnestuess manifested by Dearly
all Of TINT asscmblase-a determined
and fixed purpose to show these so called
conservatives" that they (hc Radical
Cuiou menu who bad fought so long,
laborcd so hard and suffered SO much in
establishing and maintaining that Con-
sti,ution, were more capable Of under
standing and maintaining it than those
who, instead Of assisting in the good
work, did all they could to thwart and
oppose, as they arc now cudcavorns to
undermine and destroy it.
No, only are the Union mcn-cltlzens
aud soldicrs-too radical for them, but
the Constellation is too radical. They
Want the Constitution Of OLD Virginia.
But the loyal men who lcgislated for
US during the war, the loyal men who
fought to put down tue rebellion-all
the real loyal men Of the State, arc sat.
isfed, hot only with the Constitution,
but with the Legislature and its acts
They arc not disposed, nor do they in
tend, to give up to the rebek on the dc
mand Of their sympa,hizius friends, the
couduc, of public affairs aud the govern
mcnt Of the State. -.
This mixed conservative party is
,reachcrous and wary. The old heaven
is still working among them, and the
trail of tho serpent is DER them all )
and it bchoovcs the Union men OF Nam
awha to remain on their guard-to or
canize and act in unison. Let every
man net as if the responsibility rested
upon Lis shoulders alone.
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FnEScu ~ RRAXDr.-The following;
is from the report Of the examination OF
the Nsw York whisky distillcrs: What
can you do With printers rollers ?" asked
the officers. ,"We can make French
brandy out Of. the malasses," was the re-
plv. "Hou?" ;. Well We distill it,
You soc the gIuo floats to the top and
the ,reucle to the bottom; We skim off
the glue, and, the molasso'. remains"
!" Would it not he cheaper to buy tho
m GLASSES p i" It would if We did not
have to keep the returns Of the article ;
you know We keep mono of the rollers"
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When to Revive the Democratic
Party.

Senator Sherman told this good thing
in his speech at Bridgeport, Conn, the
other day:
"a modern Democrat came to dis
tinguishel Democrat Of the State OF
Ohio, [Eoveruor Tod, last fall, after
the war had ended. anI said {: Now,
my friend, you supported Lincoln all
through the war, nov the var is over
you have had everything your own way;
and now suppose VIC start again the old
Democratic purity well, said the old
Democrat, Il don't know but that would
BE- u good thing; | like the Democratic
purity; | Vas raised in it, and | stuck to
1t until it deserted the country aud went
over to the rebels [ don't know but
it would bc a good thing to revive and
purify the old party, but would not d.
It Just yet All said his friond when
would you do i. then? My friend
laid the Ohio Democrat, when the i'm.
ion purity shall have discharged In full
all the Obligations it has assumed during
the war; wheo it shall have paid all the
pensions that urs due to the widows OF
soldiers; when it shall have paid every
dollar of the national debt incurred du.
ring the war; when it shall, have pun
lshed uIl the rebels; when, iusychort, it
shall have accomplished all that it has
promised to do, then am willing that
The Old Democratic party should be re-.
vivcd. / am not willing to trust the
Democratic party to perform obligations
that they oppussd 10 their contracting.
! prefer to see i. done mysclf-Io pay
NY own debts myself. 4" 5
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

We are much sratiaed to Learn that
the annual Conference, which lately met
u. Morgansovn. West Va, has returned
to this Station Rev. Mr.. Williamson,
whose labors have been SO siSnally
blessed during the p,si year in this
place.
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WEAK UyloSs Mi There are some
Uoion. men who always talk and act
precisely as rebels do. They are union
men. who invariably protest fasaiast and
oppose tho action of hsir own party ~
Tbs sooner they 60 to the enemy, where
they properly belong, the better II will
be for Our causc.-Mdshrille Press.
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CEN. GRANT is bein. prominently
mentioned as tho candidate Of the gre,,
Uniou party for the next President. II
nomiostei he will go through on thu.
.7ino."
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A}ew gaIertisfnltats, !:
ELK RIVER BRIlGEST0GK
For sale!
WYE Ebay. for sale 4 few sharrs Of ths 40. kost.
~. LAiDLEI "a
April 10. LSGs-o5~3 49,. =.
WarninG!

LLprrsons nrr hereby fqrrwarnsi from PURCHASING
n certain Obligation wi either Of the uhstk'ts
School Co,,i,I,,cra. for union an! loe"!IIs' Io"i.
.hr> - the xa:ne WAS obtained by false prris'e Al:
LUSEPu MILLER, Commissioner 80
Of rOcltalco Township.
THOMPSON YOCSLi. com.nlI.ioper
AnrIl TO- 1885, VI Cnion loN3ia'7
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NOTICE!

INJIE o:l:.rS n1d men Of tho following named 1lk.S
Ixailon> VI Militia and State Troop' are h',eoy D.
uhcd that will pay them tbs amounts due on ine ~
ter .u, Fay Rolls Of the different c0npanisI hnra ~
allowed hy the BoarL Of Claims Of West EirSoir n
payment Of which wlx provided for byths i%S',un"
il. last session, ut the tin,e' and places hlari
At Charleston, Tuesday, April 9th, lS0''
Captain Cumberland Atkins Company VI Home
Guards, for services IN ISL an' g: r..
Field and StnT Officers Capt! David wiIto", 70:
Can't. Jnrc, l.. lIsli'A Co.: Lieut.. Vim: ". Iy'tr.
Can't TloiIvS ~ Dryons Co.; sud Capt Wm. W. ~,
Co.. ul the SDth Regiment Nill,s, Tor services
AMI -.
At Charleston, Wednesday, April 2oth' lo'0'
Field and STAFF and Company Officers and m.n o. W.
At Winfield, Putnam Co., Friday, April q "'
Cupiain Isaac w.. Fuckers Company. lalst E'sneH'
-, /. GEUIu;E W. BiujMN. 49, -.
AnrIl 10, lScC-as Col. ani Y. u. Gcn'I, W.
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LIST oFLETTERs

in the Post ONCE n caArlc.,ca, wesy,.
II on the 3lst day Of March, 1854. -, ~
M. Persons calling for these letters viii pleas. q,
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LADIESLISr

LADIES list.
Ale andsL Yrs Z DGilb.r1 MON !rhIlIIpt NrsSF
barre Mrs nF Harry Mrs. Piper urs JameI
IiroWu NAV Harrison Miss Snl Patterson Nh,I .
Burchenssr Mrs. CLHoabeIry Mn Z pdm Nm sc
Brown Xr.S layne HollIe Rsndal Nh ssrai
l,rorau Miss u Holmes Mrs koSsrS uiIsx y
IOEnh Miss II Hanna Mrs CT - Shouts Mrs. IA
BOYD Miss l. llasty Mrs + y SHILLING Nm cfceD
Crawford Miss u Hawkins Nrs s. SAnds Miss A
t,llaway Nry L ? jennings Nm " SisSA NIss
Carter An - Jones Ma w knuh 4nEK.
Dempsey Mss II Ioucs Sir. Ellen Walton Nm "A
Dunte Missy Jefferson NnH :Hylk NAV
Dur,sy AIrISC, KteneS Mss WaUsrhA >,
Daniels Kate g Kettles Miss wIniimI VnE
Davis Miss Maria KennH Mss Kate Webb Miss l.
EI,t Yrs u Mvniay Xrs J WlSNE
Gardiner Mrs Na.Iry MrsC s.. White SA :"
Gilbert MSS Mills Mrs 4 - Wills NEED
Graz! Mis- NE Xsr,hRl Mrs Heaeh Miss e
~ CfNSELEA1EN'S LIST. 80
AlersEH GrahamJM prauG 4
Alexander Joel Glht John o. Raves y. '''t
Abbott \ sGrHS1 ,hpsy!h
AtIinsom Joseph Harvey John y 4Isi Charles
lovrUM llarsis Rev RaISlySD
Brewer Elias liains 49,. =. Nau'sa
n,y,UC IIook Win Y krIsonCK -
Brilliant Daniel llsiueil u orb stewart pL
l!oSGS LJ lrrDerl ~ :"',.n ~
IIrrr,icn T. Hudi'nPS snna henty :
Rays iirury iiAiIil"cK. Snenon
lt;J Moses llerheN CIy sSnnen Shlln
jit,,,. IL,,L,In ll-A,l,l0n 4 Suith IT,
iMrtI David IT'LL Hrnry =. S,errer Capt VIC
River 4 Hall u SprASu hilo2t
jlr-u ] J Jenkins John - Seoit james ,
iklsler Jesfs JrnnihS, a. nurnel = -
clinton q - Jones' T. Snrr'hah THOMAS
i.l,rl samuel 80. .y,Iirs CL e SLVWLltsc iLvil
L,lAytSI WmC krnn-ty! " sAcG ~ -.
Ca,iril .nd.r kitcsicws S1nit "'Htriu:r Harmon
tr,j,ar;, YIN Luther Capt II i Smith Ed %"
clark Peter II,yIls Jan!ss Sana>on II p.
4 ar, Lame, I.-WnGC SiUcErIan lsv Z /
lhiLlrr, Wm l. Lyon j. .Spraaf
,:,r.,r LANG. ..- Mci..ac II SiMpklakJL
t,arrivs,on CS NclbEnmi su"o'1
Lo;t,0:r W Mii> AlreI L!e" "ste.N
Dixon W M"rr, Il"lnai !n"hpnoa "ectSs
u,.r.rii,II N,Eihb xinGi Vinlry HdWAri
D,y,, q Nr5Lsn u ,NckeIs Jan1I
nnn,l,v e. Mac. JacJI, , .yuIlefs II
IwT II Melton Lw West lsueA
milan i Morrison y a wilSon,ww
E,,h-r n n NcAai"hJ W0hrS1on L<ls.
Fuller SIaiuel Moor Thomas 49," 49,
Inst;Z Merritt john Wallace Jsh'
Eovss LILAC Moore. U.s. " hItca AoWl y
,;in. ur lIt-II him Williams y
4; ,lluys Charles UXisr JAsJb Workman Jonis
c,'., I,n.,w roatJH William Norris
GooIchiklES kInSL1seH Warner
s.. ). wIiirrEHER,fL
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES!

rI,IEs TAXES Under THE EXCISE LAMH or Int;
United States for til. mouths of'SOrEAbE;,n a 90
DECEMBER lsoI, AMI JhSCARr and PEbtOAn,.
law 10 DC inadr within ten days FROM the dAs tl'
notice. ,x
Taxpayers residing In HAS.AHtLA County are he.sg
MXLDEN. On FRIDAY, tho ,lNt isst.,
and at the Cour; House In
CHARLESTON, SATURDAY, 18th last.
TaNpay-rn will Rsd Il 10 tsir ntereh 70 be on Land
PREPARED TO meet their respective bills the Revenue
must he collected. '."> ~ ~. ~,
D - 8. 4. DAWSON, =
April u, 1890. wi Collector.
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circular has been issued b. the Minister Of Wr STAT
Ing ha, volunteers viii be received II TIE regular army.
They will have 20 engage for the term CT one year.
Intelligence received here from al the italian pr0vinces
reports great enthusiasm favor Of The National
Guard Offering their services and the soldiers called
upon TO join their regiments everywhere really com
ing forward.
The municipality Of Naples has voted animal pensions OF
from ZOJf TO 2OOJf TO NeaP0an soldiers who may ds'
tngush themselves and 20 the families Of those WAC
may be killed in a waT against Austria.
The municipalities Of Crema and Palermo Lave adopted
resolutions TO similar effect.
Five hundred Genoese have offered themselves a. vol
unteers during the last two days.
royal decree has been issued ordering the forced
rency Of the notes Of the National Bank OF Tuscany tor all
payments throughout the Tuscan provinces.
The Turn Gazette of the 9th says:
The first corps darmee having is headquarters aNodi,
viii be commanded by Gen. Duranto the second haaz It's
headquarters Cremona viii be under the orders Gea
Cucchar the third having its headquarters az PaeSnt.A
Will be commanded Gen. Rocca ard the fourth having ia
headquarters at Bologna viii be under csiiiDl These sf
corps VII De composed OF divisions undes the orders
OF LnufGen- .,xo. Brignone Cadorra Casanova Ce.sie
C.,-.,, T,,srz ragi1 Goyne. Medic. Aezzaeapo. MIG
nano PiannelL Prince HunsSt, AAeeo'iL anu st"Iy IN
sonnaz will command division Of reserve & Adml1@
Persauo will have the command VI the Feet vice AAAnao
s"iio Albin and Yacca acting under him
France las informed the Pope that she would De in'
clncd to proong the occupation Of Rome were war -
come That she mas be able to vndioate sueh metsifs
against the probable objections OF lsay she wsles nae
Pope ask for the continued presence Of the fIeScn S
IsOn. ,..
royal decree has been issued ordering the formation
of corps of Italian volunteers, TO be provs COM
posed OF 20 battaons, under the command OF uep Jas
badi. The volunteers will engage 10 serve for Sm Oh
one year.
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term o, tic e5h Of April fixed By the Imperial Goveranen.
itself for the return 20 peace footing Of the troops Assem- led
inst our frontiers has onF since ex9red We hope that
tie Imperial Government vii at once by iirtAeF inquiry
arrive AZ the Coz vction that s intelligence 10 the aggrcs
sve Intentions Of Ialy unfoludel that vii then pro-
coed 70 the effective restoration o. peace io0ng through
out tue Imrora army aud thereby enable Us to take the
step to His Majesiys SATISFACTORY 80 long ar W.
o0urse-l our opinion the only correct one and which
had imagined already accepted ~ BOTH par
tess not adopted il is spractoaOe the lAing Govern
men TO look forward 10 tie immediate fliuf IN Wch I'M
p0Ian and pregnant negotiations mpend WIN tne inpe
Government otherwise than with the establishment oi
hbFum IN tie preparations Of both Poweis lo war; Aue
Kings Government cannot expect slccesAl Iesul. ou
negotiations carried on one party armed anu the
other ia a state Of perfect disarmament ., Co..
In this sense 1t regrets strongly that the Ihpeli'.
has not been willing assent TO our
the other Federal Governments TO suspend then Or
raugements the actual existence OF which cannot oe
even by the respective Governments themselves me mig
Government for its part has RETAINED nom
necessary u the Saxon Government WINS.
beewih The interests Of peace might be regarded as more
II the Impera Austrian Government had been able 70
resolve upon similar proceeding . . A.. .,.
request your Exoeienoy to read this dispatch 10 ne u
"'- $780, NOy BIsAARK.
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80, c. q Dotir- Fynon Liverpool Nav 3 AND Iueen',
s'HNniilp wv ~ .nt scr rsss 20 Joha o. Dale LAPef-Veu
49,. ,vtery Winds - Woe ca ana, with rs5se and ps5
s. Wen if,vsra. Tsnkr, Hamburg ON lA'i "''- '-
ps K9ns.'a Covrel Charleston c. hour1 yib mee .nd
ote3n' H.d yru1s aud pleasant " lAei
pas A. Hf i.fter o hesvv NW fsts. Passed I'll
Cope ir ebou kuos against neay heal sea
nia.fp Empre nobbus Mmngioui ~ - - -0-''' VA"
a'i as r T. Loetwood Baltimore aay' with ballast to tee
i,n Mitchell Liverpool 20 days with mdse and 80
- r. IA am. Onion On IN insti "a sL ~ ~ i9l- - ~.
sP @ b,Tk Iieaiade lo Pietou) bound VI same
- "a Ss, and Martin Power seamen while reeiug ioIe'~b
iaa sN gale. al overheard ana We e io , f ~
BsrE Lrs Bru wlon' Bremen 81 days Win ina'e' ah9 80
ss Lac benz of Island Doyle Cow Bay b. 10 days
, Kvs BIZ Knowles Elenhsrs days with fai to Joseph
So Mary susan fof Nasusi Abury Hrbor Island y dy.
,si,b frn.t 10 On h nst IN A 70, long - W. P
schr Resale. for HarboT Island - .. o 81, Nth
schr southern Gross QBIl George "iHdsor n - 'u''
sc6r E1e Funchon Windsor days with plaster to y H. Nc
sshr Aorsoa Wallace Windsor N s., days with plaster to
sslr Reward BIZ Mss,sr, Windsor days with plaster to D.
sssr Hope Canning Windsor days, with plaster to D. r. De
shf Henry Middleton Cook Electhers II days. with pneaPPes
sour Cosmos Hall Rookand with lime, to J. o Hsvland
SCR Crrss. Keller Machiss DAYS lumber % orper
tBT Bradford Andrew 10 days with uu-
Der Jed FRYE q Go.
sem Versrds Hardy Albany for New Haven.
s5hr Brsudywne. Carson. Philadelphia Tor Fail River
Schr. Glide Sturress. Albany for boston.
Granite HaAe Boston, with mdse. TO s. w Lewis
ssir Lod1stia smith RouIoui for Boston.
Saf L0oh.e. Heskel Rou dout for Boston.
srh- H,nrsi Marlin - Phiade!plia ior Boston.
Copis West. Phiade phia for Boston.
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The sale of Corporation Real Estate was continued
yesterday The attendance though still large rather is
than at days sale Considerable oompstoa WA
manifested in bidding and the prices obtained generally
good The sale opened with the eastern half OF the block
bounded by Fifty sixth and Fifty seventh and Lexington
and Thirdayes The lot at the south west of Fly
entire bend the avenuesod for $1,000 The six lots south
of this on the sold from $50 70 60 and the corEer
Iot on Fify.sxthst -Four lots south si1er
Fiftyseyenth st. OF the lots sold rom - ep1
10 81 corresponding lots north side OF Fifty ssh
81 brought e. 500 70 So $50 On the block next south Of
mis- one the southwest corner Of and
Thgye brought $4,000 Six lots next south of this front
inc ON the avenue brought from 900 10 100 each aai he
other corner e500 -Four lots on south side OF fy sixth
A. 10 rear Of last sold from 5000 70 5000 fogr corrs-
spending lots on norh SIDE Oh fH!'nhs| VrVugl upu1
81, 100 TO 90 100 o.,
The corresponding portion Of the next block SOUTH sod s.
about the same rates.
-Four lots Oh the south ride Of Fifty ourhst Third
ave. brought o. 900 apiece lot brought 81 100 aat ons
4s0 good lot next to the OF Third ave. add foe
$780, and small triangular piece adoinng 81 Zee. long anI
inches wide the base brought o Two corner
lots Ffth-ave facing Central Park sold as follows Ihs
southeast corner OF ventyegh6st ior s2s1 sLi tos
north east corner for ssO Three lots
the east side Of Fh.ave between seyer'ysevenih All
brought t6 100 and $4,000; nine ots Ga
the south sde eighths, between fh and MAO
sonayes sold from g. 900 TO $1,000 -Four lots IL rear o.
these on the north side Of Seventy brougni
and seventy sra. west side brought esoe $50 "a
a. 400 Three opposite these sold for 50 2o
south.east corner OF MadiS0laYe ana scNc..J
broogbt 90 loo Nine lots south side OF q. 90 -
between Madison and FoarS-ayes is1ssS 800 =.
500 -Four lots Fourth-aye souh OF = ~ e. r,ss'
brought from o. $50 20 e. 500 Three ios 9h "a ~ "a y
eve between Egaty frss and Eightysec )ntS s1l iSr
sIS 0S0 saea. TAs 49,, W ~ sS-s'aas. ~-s'!'
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Great Britain.

rHg REFORM BILL-REDISTRlBUTioS OF sEAtS-
PgpoRN BILLS FOR SCOTLAND AND IRELAND
On NAV T. in a very full House, the Chancellor ~ 1s
Fxchequcr moved for leave bring In t TO rediste'
ute seas Tho changes he proposed TO make various
The first was 20 take one memberfro borough nav
ing under 5000 populaonand at present returning two
members This would place 80 seats az the disposoa %
Parliament Then it proposed to group "a many OF
these as possible together and where the popuatioa Ta
under OOO to give only member, and over la1'
Two nnennhera 1hesa Zroups iOl.ONs:
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Ronra Of Conncilmen.

STArHD oLssIlfl lIou'all HI'F ~ IlllfI
OFFICIAL rocco y a. =, -
The od met pursuans jogfuneui 10 their Chamber No 10
City Hall -,
Prrseui-J Wilson Green. eq, President Ia tie Cha and the
sCounsimsn Flynn OBh.B Watt, Keseh White, Msessy TynI
Thomas aud Pol uilD-i0
quorum sn.~sTias 70 their e q he roll he
declared that The Board stood u Ihudy next
~ EDWIN 81 HAGERTY. Cl.ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Aus.rin aud the United States.

Mr. Motley the American Minister az Vienna hes an.
nounced that he will leave the country aHohef body of
volunteers is dispatched to Mexico As soon a. tns ngws
of his departure arrives at Washington N. do edsl-
brck the Austrian Minister there, viii be furnished wih
his passports detachment Of 600 men vas % emt&k
AT Trieste on the 10th.