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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
Premium Flour.

We make our best bow TO Townsend
4 Campbell for that sack of premium
Hour from their mill at Plymouth. Il
makes as good bread as any Hour We have
used 10 Kansas. 1t is white. rsIess splen,
didly, and makes excellent light bread,
We also thank Mr., Edmistop, of Amer
icus, for aask Of the premium sorghum
4 is OfssxceIleut auslity ,ss.z
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
Administrator.s Sale.
-StraYed.

T7RoM the subscriber 3 place, adjoining Ems
ooria, on OF about the 18Th inst, the fol-.
lowing described animals: One black horse
70 years old, slits on both ears, collar mdrka
on sIloulder.1 One light sOErel maEe,s about =
"a on left fore Shedlder with the letter L I
viii give ten dollars reward fsr theS EesuEal e
the above animals, or FIVE dollars for informs.
ton Of their vzheEeabOaks.5h s@
s9.6 rJ.iY. RANDOLPH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

LAht!ios. W. VIII, sportsd % gay
team at our county Fair. He was on
professional business, being Supsrintend-
snt of CCSslrSp Joh % our sls!s House.
He went to Butler county, We suppose to
examine the celebrated Chelsea stone,
with s,yiey Of building the STATE HOqss
with e.
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7Ths tslsgrsphrspOrls sbut FOIest R

Page, of Nsosho Rapids, has been APP
pOintsdabsiaua Agent. "a the place Q.
Major FsEpsEoFth. The Major win yield
gracsfSily aud dit6 40 rtgtsts to shsOfi-
Cial mandates J6fEBis Aesidshey. Andrew
I, presided thsbiding of ths'KaW Agea-
cy requirss him ts give adhersncs to his
Aecideney's pSlsey. Whether Mr.. Page
will accspt q iSt, Ss have aothsarrd. So
far a; Ne kSSE &c gsatIsman be has
never tesh Aistsg sishsa Ior being adj
Ssrss to : AsSA thisg,' ! q - io'aA - -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

Tom Osborn. Usiss. Marshal, and
DOlph Thomas, Clerk of the U. s. Dis
trict Court. enlightened our sanclum
with their, genial and beloved coUntenan,
ces A'ieW days ago. They we're strictly
on An official tour, and have done no
damsge SO far as We can learn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

]. E. Olney, editor of the Garrett
PIaindeAlef. died attbat place few days
ago. The Plaindeler viii be continued by
Mrs. o lney, -,,.r-,,....,.,..-.,.l. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

Mr.. Ksmpsr has opened 9 barber shop
IN the small room between Hall 4
Browns Store and Bundrsmss shOP where
BE viii b glad "a zee those in need of
his services. sTesEa ses%asss s...- las.ss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
J. WooD, Sec'y.

AHerald Ottawa special Gays: The
rumor of concentration by the Fenians
on the border, for another raid into Can
ada, is premature, aud is believed SO 10
be in Canada. A flaw has been discov-
cred in the indictments against the Fe-
mans captured at Fort Erie, which will
probably necessitats tEeiF discharge
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
.'atEfA 1ASfOs,ic.

Our readers will find an acrOs.ic in to-
days paPers in the local notices. snpmer-
Ating.a few Of the articles just opened for
the fall aud winter trade at White &
Clapp's. - ,..,t ..-.aa.E 7-.a.aH ..ui. .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

MrpThQ4. NprdOck il putting up add,
tiOnG TO bis residence, which will make
it large aud more convenient, as we'll as
imprOvsits appearance. u = -. e s. % 6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
aft.aleIi,ment Notice.

q. D. Shepard, Pfss Before :; =: Burns,
W. EsQ - Pm 1leE-
p. S. shreswsbury, DsFt.S loo toWnships Ly-
q la - - On county, Kansss
said justice Of the Peace Issued en- order
Of attachment II the shove aetioHs Tor S5l. 20.
va iptava.t from Hay 5sh, 1855
s7-ss q. p. sHRP ARlD. PIsiRtiA.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

The receipts from customs at New Or
leans on the 18th inst, amounted to $685.
827 2S, tie largest sum ever collected in
single day at that port. .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
Examfnation.

A public examination of teachers will
take place at the school house in Empo-
ria, on Saturday next, the 18th of Octo-
Der, commencing at 10 O'Clock 3. m.
II. n. GRUWELL, Co. Sup't.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

The prOPrieiorS Ofihe Junction City
UnionlWTi eommebce issuing daily in
that city, on tie 18th of this month.
That's getting fast.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
FrsEer 3 .eiaett .ba1s inst pu. % q

FTaker' q l6lHett bAEe just put an al
ditiOn to their store rOoGs rendered mes
essary 10 make room for the inmense
spek new QsEyivi9g aud on the road.
The building is now ninety feet long. and
will be completely jamned with hardware,
tinWare7 stoves and ali goods ID tksis line,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

Rsy.N, ,.FaiEchiId will preach at the
n. e. UhuFeh to morrow morning and
evening. Mr.. Lead being absent.
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JONES < sTUTsMAN,

IL Delaware, near Main s7ees,
LEAVEEWoRTH, KANSAS.
We keep large stosk of ClOtbs, calsimsses.
Vestngs, Furnishing Goods. etc.. and are de-
termined not to be Outdone in any respect By
spy house in the Stats. Particular attention
-aiPd = Military work. ~. 4 ,Ta7 rs4sly
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
Nates Oh Adrer1ising:

All legal aAd transient advsFseen 10 cents lins
fer Had seas each subsequent insertion
oae sSonA. en- ysoar ninety dollars; Six month"; my
dsllaTSt tzsS 0aEhs thirty dollafs. Half
A Dollars; months thirty dollars; three mOaLhs
eWentS aoliArs Garter column twenty-five del
lars; six months. aees dsla three nOnEhs dollars
Eighth column. SaSSeaf hftesn dOars s4 AShths. eight
Busssaskas e GVIHass Or isss q ps.sIas pss ear
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- ~ ~ - - --E------T- ~ ~ ~
We thank Senator Ross for copy Of
the fjeIst5g8 C14u4roiil ;caoasalning
full proceedings Of the Pittsburgh convsn.
ton. - = 2. El'Fsg u ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

Ws.ealI the attention of oar readers to
the RailrO4d REdeietofFCOk 8. n. Wood
on the outside Of this paper. ,-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06
aoLoCAE NOTICES.


=" INTER sbawls, .worstyd Hosiery, Water
w -Froof GlOaking, Window Shades rustic
and oil painted, at -i-S WHrTE 4 CLAPP'S.
HOOP Skirts, Hoods. Hats, Caps and Clio tn
IL ing, at vs. gr= WHIrE q CLxPP's-
I IRISH and Brown Linen, Linen and Wool
i Table Spreads, imported, at .-,
~ -. = ~ WHITE i CLArP's.
TEA, Coffee, Sugar. Tobacco, Capned Fruits,
, Currants and Oysters. at = = ~ ~
..-. w.. ..s..-.. WHITE & CLAFr's.
TEGLISH Mtrino, Alpaca I.uster, Silk
Il Melange, all Wool and Printed DeLAins,
al .at- <'la. WHITE 4 CLArR's. e
& ~" a@.
CoRsETs. Car pet, Calico, Cali. Kid and
~ Congress Gait eTs, at WHIrE & CLArP's.
T INsET disslL-isle Kid and Buck Gsu6t.
IL lets,at WHITE + Glars.
A Ii Wool. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, sati-
"A netand Fanny CasHimeres. at
DO PLINS. Paper, Pens, Pencils, Pen Hold
L er' and pretty things generally, at
DASTE Board and Pandora Boxes for hus-
4 bands who don't propose TO play the part
Of Jupiter, at 8 .f-.- WHrTE d CLAPP's.
Gu sPEEDERs, Shirts, Seeks. Seamless
~ Sacks and SHAKERS, mary Sorghum nor
Sardinesi) at Eua WHITE & CLAFP's
TAPES, Tassels, Trimmings, Tuck Combs,
z l. Tenn Foo leries and few Tough Cus4to-
mers who don't pay up. at WHITE CIAEr's.-
n RNAMENTAL Beeds, Bordering, Bind
" ing, Boots and EhOes made and repaired
at WAITE & CL4PP's
ID IBBONS, Rubber and ROund Combs
HI and Maggie Rufiing, at WHIrE q Glars
ENOUGH Dry Goods. GrOcerries, Boots and
u Shoes Hats and Cas-, and Clothing to
supply Lyon county. as' WHITE & CLAPP.
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We ArszDOW enjoying beautiful wealth
sr-IIsdieH summer. r.s, : .,.'e.., @
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-10-06

I. o. Of o. F.-EmPOria Lodge.
Meets every Saturday night at their new hall
over the Post ofies. J @. FRAKER. n. g.
JOHx Bar, See'y. y - -
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TheEmpoTiaNeWsr
ISSUED RNRYsSAFURDAY

In the News Building, Emporia, Kansas, at
rW9GPGr:EEA EsI - SsFATH
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w. T.. GALIIHER,

,l Hall of v. B.. EnpOFia. kansas, Sept,
25,b, 1866. ~s
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sEEGToRIAL CONVENTION.

Town AND COUNTRY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-02-28

stitutional relations to the Uuited States. =
Ii they have not, letus at once set toget III
lee TO secure that desirable end at the ear
lest possible saement. II is hardly neces-
sary tor me TO inform Congress that III my
own judgment most OF these States, 30 far
ut least as depends upon their own action,
have already been fully restored and are to
be deemed as entitled 10 enjoy their con-
slitullonal rights as members Of the Union.
Reasoning from the Constitution itself, and
from the actual situation Of the, country. |
feel not only entitled. but bound to assume
that, with the Federal courts restored, and
those OF the several States in the full ex-
rrcise Of their functions, The rights and in
terests Of all classes Of the people will. with
the aid Of the military ~ Cases ofresis-
lance 70 the law, be essentially protected
aSalns. unconstitutional Infringement and
violation. Should this expectation unhap-
pily fail, which do not anticipate, then
the Executive is already fully armed with
the powers Conferred BY the act OF March,
1855. establishing the Frredmen's Bureau,
and hereafter, As heretofore. he can EN-.
pIoy The land and naval iarces oil the coun-
Try to suppress insurrection or TO overcome
obstruc tons 10 the laws. aJaa
In accordance with the Constitution.
return the bill 10 the Senate, IN the earn
esthape that measure involving questions
and Interests 50 important to the coantry
will not become law, unless upon dellbe-
rate consideration BY the people i shall re-
ceive the sanction OF an enlightened public
judgment.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington. ID. g., Feb. 10, iS65.
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or ORANGE,


Ia the Senate Of North Carolina. Friday, Febfaar,
he 9Th, on The ai,l - issue Treasury NOTES v pas
the interest Oh State Bonds.
Ma. SPEAKgR.-I WAS we'll aware, when
introduced the Dill nov under consider !.
alton, that 10 bill Or proposition csuld be
subnilled 10 This General Assembly, but Thai
would be hedsed in with difficulties and
surrounded with objections. 10 this hasr
nut been disappointed. But Al The same
time, 4 was aware that the responsibility
rested on the General Assembly 10 pro-
vide same means 70 sustain the credit Of
the State. 10 pay the current expenses Of
the government, 10 devise Ways and means
10 meet the existing liabilities oil The GOV
ernmrnt, and also 10 provide State Cur
rency. These are The great OBJECTS We Al,
nave IN view. and a mure responsible duty
has seldom rested On Legislative budy.
Mr.. Speaker, II seems clear 10 my mind.
that. to effect these great objects. we must
at once adopt some sound systcm 81 imam
cial policy 10 revive The States Credit.
Currency i To sumo extent an imaginary
thug. And notwithstanding that gold aud
silver regulate the value Vi all kinds u prr-
perry both real and personal, naFmsicaly
Il il mol 50 valuable as iron. although one
pound Of guild j. worth over one Ton 81 non.
lou might withdraw all the gold that il In
circulation and restore II ~ the bossis ul
the earth. and sliIl the human family would
DC prosperous and happy; but take IRON
lhrm the iron. and they would al once SINK
into baroarism. the higher Ia:itudes u The
globe would be depopulated. and onI. Tic
tropics be laha0lted. ooMe see that, more
o. les, currency i IN imaginary thing
aud iron eighty 70 one bundled mil ons
Of the precious metals ~ the GnlteL States
iurn the basis on which our Cur,ency rests.
A lsr.c poslioa VI that - luskel UP ~
vaults u the banks. 81 II On this lUuud4-
tim sulicienc. VI PIPER csrrency j. -
sued 10 carry on the Large transactions u
the government aud the people. itiscon
.lnaall, going vat aud returning. Ike the
blood u the human system. II pssses
through the heart 10 tue rItremitlss Oi the
o,dy, when the veins call Il up and send II
Dack 10 the heart, and - long as this &C.
lipn goes Of unlnterrupted the man IL heal
II
,ay aud vigorous. Bat i the heart pc
cunes di.eased Or 4 e channsls ~ the hlaod
distracted, aud the physician tails u &c.
store lie patient, he dies. The treasury
u the State u IT. heart.
The Convention passed an ordinance re-.
pudiating the turner currency. II cut Oh
The life blood from that department u gp,.
ernment--abeat ten ur twelve millions VI
currency was lost 10 the people 81 The Sale.
and il viii return % myre, ivreser. sen.
ators. you arc the ph, sIciaa. that must 70.
store this life. blood to our political ~.
ten.
n the setaning blow given to the credit
Of the state be renewed By this Lrglsla-
ture, the fssuee prospects o. our people are
gloomy indeed. We must restore public
confidence ass only IN the State but oM vi
il. Let us eoas square sp ~ The issue,
and provide Ways and means 70 meet pre-
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Gedcy's Lady's Rook fsf N,,ss d. -,
Nnaru CAROLINA L.GssI ATTIRE.


Q, H"alsy, February is,a. IL ne srhsse, NJ.
Eader. frpn the Judiri,,y ro,ama,r.. 10 ~hars Va.
'set~s ne ,~.oluiion from the Hose aeye,4fnr 4
aea,,an y ,ni BY me ccnses d ne aiisi ssair..
uaies The se sprrosed Ioy -. ises. repaired lass
The came accommodating Ii. passage.
The bin regulating .li.rirs anil ks. 81 he stat.
efisss. CINE N. ". read second ,sa,. .al amen
LeJ.
= bill ffon tss House y, iaspspstae lhs lova q
Wilmington = CIT, pas.sl lhs lAsfI leaIl.g.
The bt = sapssst lss Csu.as = Piss aea Qaaf.
ie' Sessions = suAoil1 esesale,s sJasln..as,ss AMI
gaaaIian. = ,r e. esd. -. referred . sAs Iudlei
arr cosami,iss.
IL The Housa. M. Jesk,ns 81 GsanviIle. ron NE
esnmis,ee Elucaiion. trpme1 bill fsr ths benz.
Fl 81 he Pebble srhssl..
bill y ssiseJ he ,ias ail,sei ~iIos. II eaIes
Jissens 70 ihsa hs.b4ui. ~ill.. pssseI second ani
third readings
4 hilI u puui.h ps,.sn. pursuing AMI nioriu.
horse. % o,hef live STICK 9Th inieut % .ls,l thea.
br . prevent rilfuI ue.pa.ss 10 lsad ~ s,ssI,s
anything shssfton. LiIl i punish rasransy. bsl
. prevent eneins ssraal, fr-n folding their COO.
.raet. q As,so'ing ,hsm, si d spe,l - much 81
ihs siay Law tssaits, esseulsts . eve security
ilI % incorporate Lil,Is River select seasnl. ana
) b,H % s.,asla.h ws,s Houses - Houses n Co..
feeinn u The sssssl c,vnles % The state. seseray
ps--~i Their third reading.
b,Il for ,hs rsIief II gatJlaas. trustees. ssseu
tors. admlnisualots and other. aching 10 iiueiary
capacity sDl bill 10 tsls.ioa 10 Tic Ii,ssaty Pana
were rejected On their. second reading
4 resolution % authorize ,he printing u The arts
passed IL seest session 81 The sessions d The Gene
sl As.cnbiy fof The pears lsss-s5-sg and SIS. amer
several attempts . slave or ,sse is evet.l read
inss By vote Of ~ % %.
ia Tuesday. 70 Tho seaale. M. Morehssd. from
he Judiciary comni'ise. reported hin 10 p.ussh -
dilous fsguass esding 10 rebellion Or iasarrse..oa
IN ibis State. Recommending 10 passage
NJ. Cafief. from the Iad,r,,ry eommis,sc, 10 whom
as referred The ball 70 smeHi Inc Oh seeiian o. N.
ss,h chapter o. The Revised Colo. reeommsndss IL.
passage. rhe effect u his amcuanen. wiIl b. 20
permit ihs Governor % oFef reward q, The suss
ofs person charged with capital felony ~ho may b
lurking IN eonte.lmsnt within the State % he ls~
nov stands The Governor cannot Offer any reward 6f
The apprehension d such feOn, unless upon hs In.
formation lha. be has God beyond The Jurisdiction 81
The Stale.
Mf. AfendeIl introduced BIZ 10 be entitled an set
. consolidate the North Carolina aud Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Companies, whieh vas re-.
fensd 10 The Judiciary committee.
A Liil 70 give original jusisiis,ioa 10 The suptsms
Court IN certain casesi ball concerning lsdssmsnis
In Courts Of Oyer and Termiaefs and rssolasioa
making an appropriation fof fs6tiing ibs Govanof's
Mansion. passed their fnal reading.
Tho bin y regulate The salaries and fees % public
officers was amended, and shsr considerable dlsoas.
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Rillsbarpugt gstpgasr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. O.
wednesday,. FEBRUARY 2s. 1894

" Subscribers in arrears for The Recorder are
earnestly requested 10 make payment AlIofour co.
.cmpos ariesroqure payment 10 advance, and We are
no, less needy than they. II nancy esnno, DO had,
bring Us provisions fIsf6 .Ia4
sis our desire 10 enlarge our paper 70 something
Ike is former size; but 70 enable Us TO DO 20 we
mus, have new supply ofiyps, and Tho, sapno, be
had wi,hou. money. Our subscribers will please 10
lake notice Of this. 8i5a hssase.ae tFta
go 1851 n .~~~~~>~~~~~~~~sj 4. sAlsA4gisa
Cow The Raleigh sensinel &c Mon
day says We are panied 10 learn thai Goy. Vance,
Il his home nj Statewide has heen stricken wihpa
ralyss on one side. We have not heard particulars.
and hope Il 10 bu. slight 44hs EsNH
We hsvs latter Iron Statewide. ~siissr on FRI
lay last which says Gov. Vance Is gui.e sn~sll zone
side Of hi hee j. paralyred and rome n hi. friends
IRE quite ANXIOUS about him. lie fH
f~~~>s>~~~~~-s 8tte 8fNt#
Godcy's Lady's Rock fof March h.s hon
received. The splendid steel engraving. .Knuekls
Down. i pleasing Representatives. o. ouioI sports
i'hs eala,rJ Fashion. plate, Spring rs.hiou., s,e Il.
cures. i remarkable for beauty, Numerous Other
rnsrasinss snhellish his number, rker appear,
% be - falling Oh, ~. ins,es,ipE riehne,, ia Tho
rmbell.hpeai. y each .ueeseJiag asnbef. Tho
ehsrsc.sfnf ihe lss'ay matted ~ iii. hsgsllnr a.
elusIls wen sl,eaJed u and ,hs rslrndsd fOralu.
i, shisl the paleasa hss allains.l Ia. bssu asiy
earned. @ s4i 81 stH.ee as s
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The government, il is said. iuienis to
remove The Indians from Kansas to the In.
dian Territory, and will purchase the ives.
tern half Of Tie Greek reservation for that
purpose.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
Chandler. 1t j. reported. vi!l make gteat
disclosures Of cotton frauds 10 the South.
ppon bis return 10 Washington.
Tsentou, New Jersey Feb. a2nd.--A
resoiutiau condemning the Presidents pc.
Icy was intrsdseed in the stale senate 10.
day, and after discussion was roffd dswn.
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Ia the Senate Of North Carolina. Friday, Febf1ar
The 9Th, on The aIil - issue fieasut. Notes v pa
the interest Oh State Bonds.
The New York herald., 1866-10-06

by some merchants Of PrsgRe-Jews principally and
the ncensed people wayisid tho wagons conveying tho
parohsses from the auction V tho warahousss tore open
The bags and containing the provisions aud helped
themselves, scattering aud destroying all they ia not
carry or Some factories In which cooo aud peas an
purchased had beon stored. broken into and sor
ous'y damaged and the rios grew 70 such nAsnlade
ha' was found necessary call the military Many
Weic wounded and a few killed.
~ jews MI over bohemia are porsee ulsd by the IA.
,, iss .1a od fesling against tho lsrac.es, which
Psuoo " Na.h an extent before tho war, has broken
ou' MleFh aha one daily receives Of he murder
Bohemia
asvs fnos s.sysY
rurthef bEofilatob respect ~ fhe slate ug Tie n~ru
hat.he pntWv@h hihk Joan and king Niiiiam has ar.
N' anu " COZ VshNe - lhn Nndgnsian4ing said 10
have 0con arrived atuy the toe aa,a-rna tile ,apartr
ot the SAXON troops for h9lr holas h ssn eciel Or
Thay leave Vienna and ihc antaonp Ubar, t.av layo
been Tor 50 long the .stk of lbl4 maoih no ~.
Western Railroad through BawxiA propar,tlon- fer
transporting them already iu, made .n tAAt raa
tn" news from "a. Fast beraininY more ana ,no-,
threatening, but as you probably nayn Deslsr III arm
atom q aaaira passing iher. than eau ave shAll
coptnc f1ys1lf "a ramarkuR thai this iuorung ts n,t
OF the nineteen daiy pspers lssb ho IA Nenn. st.f.
THAI ihc arms IN Possession cf tH Iaueis DandA nav
been found 20 be- OF Russian mals,lac,gra.
Baron koneritz, the Saxon Lninassadof Lo Vienna
ard who since Mr. bcust roirtnent has occup,l tNS
post OF Minister OF Foreign -snairs wa yeslsrday
struck -iih serious aitaca OF ai0plcxy, aud NOS a.
pecled 70 recover.
ASyrrma r'AxCE
The Achduke Charles Ferdinand has sont 70 HE rssg.
nation from the high military position b. oocuped. aud
requested 10 be placed the rorcd list ~. Emperor
In an autograph letter acccding W The dDmaDd r.gto
that IL should have been made.
The New York herald., 1866-10-06
IY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER q

rhe Cunard steamship Persis, Captain Lott, which
IN Liverpool NJ nalfp eight the morning OF tho
"a and Queenstown the 23d september, arrived a,
sAs port yestsrdAv evening The Persia brings E52 700
- specie.
rhe Gevrpsn mail assmshir sssonis, Captain Eier,
mum Southampton the l9,h Of september. reached
90 por early yesterday morning.
ne sAseaia brings ihc iclowing smoun,s OF sp-ce:--
<Dsussx.ed 70 A. s. Roacnbsum h Co. $4,000; I. Voc
zsRnaa, GO 600 and ioo ooo france; Lees waller.
-, ,a2A
rAe aosoelsa and cornercin sfvcse With the main
s,nfs of she nsws have been fully Anticipated by
Assps-hss BY ME Atlantic cable pubishsd from any
- In shs HxsAlo.
Our special dispatches and Giles by the Persia dated
- asa Of septsnbor and contain interesting detai's
~stls The very important report that In he a.s
aaitle between the Turks and nsDrgent Chr stisns
CsaAs the Turks completely defeated.
The Emperor Of Ausirs ,s -Ip pectcd at Buds In HIM
Sary 10 rumor-c that his Majesty viii appoint .
nbsral Hungarian ministry.
Pans puiyky the Hungarian exile has lost his
second son, wbo formerly GsribaIdisn volunteer.
me LONDON Army srd Navy Gdz,ss> complains that
SAe movements ot troops in the United Kingdom
appear " srs<,llsd 70 mak, Ae crmy snpopuIcr.
Tho German oorn markets show september 21l M
ersas.d animation. whcat u bought up French ar-
count Grm prcas
PAIRS correspondent of nd ped1ne. Bese -,ates
chat ~. Iavsctsas rccont circular received the ana
soncb.s At a meeting Of Minister ~ Cloud just
sbs sing the Emperor addressed his advisers
IN spsech which Il rcprosented A. being Of remarkable
charaer He specially dwe upon the Ation tha,
sach age has lu formulas, and that the vork or our
epoch anneailon then after some observations on
sbc probable of Europe he concluded 5y avng
90 4, had Nanny ,,eus,si ~ world ~. taoi htsorv
Sssuk r.lso>v Ain i1etae
fns Prince OF walos To 2oh Of September FOR
s.sny unveI,od statue y Queen Victoria erected Al
Aberdeen. AMID much entbusssm
The report Of IA. National Reform Onion of Yusland
saAl~~ ,bsf since ~ formation IN April, 1874 nearly
eight hundred public meetings haze becn bold under ID,
saspcss sod hundred and 6fty branch lons
hare h~sn estsblshed An open reform demonstra.
,sks plA0s IN Lycsgso ihe day shs peas
ssile6
Ran coannasd 70 fsn IL gnssnd. 70 ,oms srs~nf,
almost ssny suhoagh. the whole, the -sa1hsr had
te.n raEsr better and hot1a the termination %
sAe hsrves; might prove I.sa dscouraging thar sup
posed
Amer many ss.yr snr fais. reports the Emperor Ma
poeon finally oos his departure for Bsrri4 hs leh
ef September
rhs weekly ressrbs of s5s Bank Of Franco show ~.
In The cash 90 hand Of 5000 600 nanca
The Bsns Of Essisgd weekly statement shosa an 70.
svss-s IN shs bullion % 12ts,7as rsrIlng, and 10 the
s~rsrvs ~ sr,ss of f120xi5
rbs London T.ms c.sy stsIs ~ lha 2lsi ai.no
ays--
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