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>oUR SPECIAL co aREs7osDEScE.
IRELAND.
cur pvB.ls CORRESPONDENCE.

The H4ninn Agitation nnd n Close Lools oIt
Tor Sfrphcn--t.ovrr--ru Preparations
"Details sf Mcany's sArresf-Srfznres aT Ofher
Pcrsess aud Arms Dcpofs-A sRisias', In
England md iGs Rcnaii-Ex ecntivc Orders
In Case 81 AN Outbreak, &c. #4t
. -. svsS s-------is--a = DrsLr~, Dec s, 1859.
The Fsnian pot sti bubble ard smokes, bu. q Jet
has not boiled over All parties contnue looking oat'
for the appearance or tho Head Cantra. Daily accounts
Of his aading various parts cf tho coast crcaacd
but ALL 80 fsr, appear uuoundei Many people believe
that he landed days since The southern coast
In the nezhborhood Of Ban,y and that he has been Ia
Dublin tir past two dayp Others. with knowing look,
assert that be Il 10 Lonion viii remain there for
week, m certain matters OF detail arranged 10 Ire
land But the reasonable conclusion u thai he Is
iust euacsing the old blc OF tho boy and the woIf
Having declared hs intention Of being In Ireland be
fore lhs opcaing Of another yoar, his irsi move
was 70 disappear from III surface altogether;
/ 10 set tho authorities here ON tho qm -iv>,
and ny continual fslso starts and cries Of "Hers he '
tire them oul istls, and 20 get an opportunity of
comins into tho country whsn they are ,te on guard
The umc Of hrs arrival and ths p'a-c which he VIII
lard are probably, Ok necessity, kBown 70 avery ssw of
Z most reliable fcnd bu, ,he has been faith.
yeuliy guarded the great have not tho slightest
true Information about eithm M@t
To reau the confidence OF hs party and the pensanty
Of this country, stephens must make s,ne effort ocsy
out his promises; but he VIII mee, moro dialcaes than
he Is pcshsps prepared for fne govcrnmen, are now
fully ave to the sae or reellna IN the country aud
continue 70 make most ezncrlinary preparations 70
meet the programme that he has sssiched out During
the past week three additional regiments have been
drse through tho country making tie regular force In
Ireland nov over twenty thousand mea. sesnon aud
marines have been arriving lat couple Of days 70 be
be placed a. reserve board the training ships.
NsJnben Of detectives are stationed At the railway
stations and steamboat vharfs 70 inspect every ono
arriving and departing lay detainer on persons
luggage which they think looks al ali suspicious In
fact system Of espionage has been lnangurated nos
which far exceeds anything Of tho sort ever known here
BEFORE aud which 10 most dsaarscahls 10 strangers
sspsoIaily psnVns who known Be soasscssd win
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WHAT Is NAPOLEON DOING IN MENco ?


Paris Dee u correspondence of London Globe
Glad ~ The majority of the French people wers a tho
prospcct q being ria 0f the Mexican advepturs they
nutterng aars tho United satesfor the Aggressive
attitude they hhvo seen n U assume towards france
that the government s0nId egacqto Ne&ico merely be-
the states order s troops sway anf before any of
the objects for wbich its hag was aent thyfe have
been nccomp shed n the terms IN vhirh the
President OF the United sAtes speaks of France In
his message should trrn out % be n any vy dls-
respectful, this murmurns of eswiass ~fi become
louder and this astonlmhmont " ihu army strisngly
manfescd and, great AZ may be ths reluctance cf tho
Emperor 70 engage sconlict with the United states In
country fag distant from France ~ Mcxios, a "a
quite wfkfu ~ revo< ~ posfifllp nnf A. ~1y arf u
preferable 10 vounding the pAsnosic ssrtimsns u hh
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TINE cIyIl Rlcars Law m nlsYusu.

BsfTfnovx Dec. y fsg5
n n generally under~tood that some pction Will bc
taken shortly in the United states Dsrt Cur h ~
crtv In reference 10 "a. alleged dWegard of he Civil
pivhss bi by Judge Nsxrrder " Anne Arunde county,
IN sentencing negroes convicted - larceny y D. sod 10
nroraaree with thc prrvsions of The Maryland Code
provifion which has not been repcscf anc~ Wary Ind
beSsme free State rhis law auttorzing ths sa~ of
negroes punlshucnt for crime II m drtct conflict
wifh the cvfl firhis bf which makes tbe Intron "
any panlshrrrnt upcn tkc blsc0 Other 'tsn fhs pra
sb~d for wh,rs convicted ~ tho sarn~ crime, psnsb
able ~ nps anf imprisonment The mAter u attract
fDv earsieersie al eufson and there y much spscaa
t,on a. 70 the course nkely 20 b. pursued
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people, ettng his army believe that the military
honor Of Franco Is no longer safe In his hAnda
such o contingency has have heard, already passed
tho minds Of Of his nsters; and have
heard too that OF these dgnitaes rendered. tmps
tieut by remonstrancas that were addressed 70 him
against the sudden withdrawal OF tho army from Mexico
IN obedience 70 command from Washington. cried.
aEkf Hotp do you the pesseh that to BE- fs1
in me ports sou MT after au take out troops to Aso
iHsead Qf bringing tdak khose hd. hevef" But Nd
doubt this must be- regarded mere bontade asf
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any II cs ether ksaps indeed, be thought that q.
worst thaa could BE- about their piece "a thsa
II fooiish thng-A kind Of holiday fun for osergrows
ohldreu Tho Dcturs listened - with great siLon
tsou and shs lecturer frequently spplandsd an ms
course az its delivery.
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Eu R @ P e.
Special kilograms tothe
Herald.
John HI. surratt Embarked
for America.
s4z1@ e.g.sss ~
The Pepo Peevish" in Negotia ting
the Roman Question.
~ assN ~e~~~~~,~~>c-~~~~-~~~-~
ITALY IN DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY.
Russian Expression Of Friend
!. ship for Austria.
QUIZ DUBLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
Ac. SO. &C.
ITALY. M
The Pepo "Peevish" in Negotiating
the Roman Question.
ITALY IN DIFFICULTY WITH TURKEY.
Russian Expression Of Friend
ship for Austria.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

DimcuIty Of the Goycrnment with Turkey
The Negotiations with the Papal Court.
sm 4s4a Ks @0fs & FLoREscx, Dec a. 1868.
The Kings government, after Cabinet consideration,
has ordered that two vessels be Immediately armed
and Commissioned TO support the claims Of Italy against
the government Of Turkey arising from the AMIR Of tho
nail steamer Prince Thomas 4
respect 70 the Roman question and its attempted
solution by negotiation, We are informed here from
home tn@ the rope remains pesyieh and serEs little
edsR9stIQa to condeds p q Conclude the bi1 d n.
EanSemen proposed by the Italian government although
counsel and advice como from all parts advising him to
moderation towards Italy MM. At
france supports and encourages the efforts being
made by Italy for settlement but yet the advice has
bsen Of no avail in Rome
The DfpIOmntic Representation in Vienna.
FLoRENcE, Dec. 20, 1896
II Is again reported that General Menebrea is to be
appointed Minister OF Italy at the imperial court or
viohna ANszxs vs.,t.t.- gHf8
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TINE lHvlsTsATlsss ~ NEW salfAss.

Nrv OHLxAss. Dec ~, 1893.
Tns congnsssoaai committee's duties tsks . wids
nsi,uds They are ordered to tsks evidence upon the
riot ths snar or the Custom House. internal ress snus
affairs tns crisiencs OF secret rebel societies. Gsner
sherdsns stners 70 sdmsrsts thIs department, and
his scts and me present sentiment Of The southssn
people.
Governor Wells has written very important Issier
Senator TrubuIi upon General shsrdsns sdminisira-
ton. " hch he ertlcIzss vary severely.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 rHs Hssslp.
The Assassin shipped Tor Americ,

Z The Assassin Shipped for America.
y" ~ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Dec. %, 1866.
John r. SurratV, the Lincoln ASSASSIN conspiralor
who WAS arrested in this city after his escape from Italy
by way Of Malta was placed board the United States
sioop-owar swaara yesterday. for conveyance to the
United States, in order that he may be placed the
hands Of the authorities for trial II supposed that
the swaiara VIII leave this port her homeward voy
sgs Immediately. ~@A sta saW 81
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The envssopss 10 which ,hese securities wcrs placed
werc scattered about the oco among tho desys Of tho
other papers, with which the aafo was nlled n ths
burglars nad taken the trouble 10 destroy what lhae
thus is behind them they would have galncd conv A.
erabis time in which 10 negotiate their stolen scrip "a
would have taken soms time 10 obtain tho numH az. M
shs bonds u q thcm had not been entoci on the
envelopes. s.s
This recklcssness of tho burglars may n,ea for
w the fact that they jolly set Of dog, Who knev
shs dnsssnss bstwcen god Iiquoss snd hv Judxnx
from, ths number Of empty wine botilet which wsro
thrown nboat The once u probAsle the thleye~
srs thoy cr the scene q their rxpio. wero In any
rood tobacco aud hslpsd themselves vohIy the bvA
clrsrs with which the slors was aoct sd.-~ ~
The manner which the burg1ry e1SolsS an entrance
into tho store H opcn soma douy rhey had 40, liz
surbed any OF tho means of cn ancc on lhs nr. nosr
save 70 take the precanton ~ stopping up the keyhs,~
Of the front DOORS 10 prcver The garv of the light being
noticed by AM ohancs pavellsrs Ad0Luing the
there y IN nlley way Iou hrec fsst IN Width Tho as
Jennings Of ono or t second floor windows opening
this hisv wcrc brof and u II probable. thai tho
trance was there e.octed by of ladder placed
against tho wali
A. ax s.hs burglary wA- discovered tho pe,ios
we're notified and at commenced 70 work up
INV Car they have clue 10 thr pcrpstraiorA
~ y.re notified u M fScSery and iurni.ned ~isA
descriptions Of thr stolen pecurtns fat they could
be wccrta'ncd. From the character Of mosi Of thess
IN probable that the ueyea will be Ablr 10 roalss
single dollar ont OF their il.sos,sn wealth.
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z U sIA.

Friendly Expression Towards Ans,rin.
NJ, rs .-esag4 81 aa@ LONDON, Dec. %, 1909
z me- Journal Se 81 Petersburg denies that any un.
risndy feeling exists between the governments Of Aus
sra and Russia but ssscrs that both earnestly endoavor
10 foster the best mutual understanding aAtA
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BrvysLo. Dee y, iscs
The weather attn warm n hs. rfned al dsy and the
snow Il tat dlaappoxriDx Mercury tonight 81. TrAms
IN The Lake shore gallY0ad which hase been dstAned
for the hsi day o. two by sno~ dra ss nor asias
on tigne.
Ts pressure Of TIE su0v ard rain on ts YER ish n
the Nlaxsyx harxst o~n1ed fAil this fnornns carry.
ng wilh about l~easy fest or The Southwestern wall
No one wxs Injured
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The casn,Aa REVOLUTION.

Active HostiIifie. Renewed and . srricr
Turkish blockade. e|
LoxDoS, Dec. 23 ls66.a
Advicas from Gambia state that fighting s continued
snsre and the Turks had strengthened their biockading
deet around the island l4Ms EF 49, y.
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49, The Lesislature and Crown In HArmsny.
7 - ee3asss 1 = BrRIrS Doc. 23 1854
fss Upper House OF ~ prussIan Chambers has
agreed to the budget as amended by she House Of
Deputies and has also adopted the bills the late
Danish Duchics TO the Kingdom OF Prussia
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n y n Q a RY.

An Independent Cnbiset Pro,nised by AUSTRIA.
PrsrH. Dec. %, 1885,
Baron Beust the Austrian Minister Of Foreign Anairs
ia spccch yesterday, said that tho appointment Of
Aubsarian Ministry vas mere question or time
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SWiTlERLkND.

The Republic Looking TO Its Arms.
sssn ts es~ta - 80 BsEST, De- y, 1906
fhs Swiss Assembly Yesterday voted appropriation
sf i2ooo 900 francs sor the purchase OF brsecoacing
frl0es sat~aMsN@eN# fNNtAaAs
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SAILING Or rHF soslyan.

ronrlaxp Dse n is~
me rsarnnhlp wovavssn, Captain Alion, sailed &~f
sixhg " Qusrsr p~s sisrss o'ciccx Coz Lvwp8sl
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The foowag sre the descriptions Of tho bonds soien
from tho siorc sf VIM Cochran Co, In fhiladsi
phin on Saturday
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M ErvyAro, Dse 2:. isss
The ve,ora, ,c,or. asl1 echngs, was severely cas
Ia tho right hapd saiurisS VIZ - ,s -, ~, ,f shs
opera OF Rob Roy. - os.s..
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Gult Cat fchtng. ,,. .ui,. are caught wNA
sns s,gtT hpgus s, M VIZ 70 shs f.ine % ,ss
original article proved pretty spna bsfs onahiy
tcks ei tho eor nsrfesrs have brsn an ~ lay~d out
ited through thr psnvs last tls.r gsms a slsoat
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"a. = eant.Tr ~ " re1A IzyKEroos. Dec ~ 1scG
~he steamship Manhattan, which left New 10
rei-&a~r Z. has arriyedcut ttsts gfaeF#
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The cid fe.w +. pEOl Ks' .sst es .ls .s.ss
tons from the rasgnnc~m display ~ Toilet HhfFrs. rt
drrn's ranoy sh-s hfirs kisst wess tr nosr s'ss
santaf kaas of nrp- aud Nhr- " wcsr ti jsek VrsA
Meisopoiitan ipsai Y. a. bnoOks, Asshd
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90 "a htsasssT
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w,sr. rssy.s. sa3 o,-.-ss.s-l u:,r .TT-S
sfsots. = n$ss slrv-e
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o.' ~ ---' .Issfa' =: -sf ..: 80, :''.s, 49, 'c
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s.o.. "'ss,ss sc ss.fS sss - sss ca.. = M...- . cA
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w"ss~sys,isrrurno.s $50
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A. uotv- thrw,cni rgmgdr n~-ssr-- t:!sy
Lar. dr eaiy habest fau IrsrnE p~ed Mold ~
rrshfoN, 10 As,pf hotsr AND z, ~ u isxi~ia
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Fnr~ ~ ~ kiDft s~unf 81 wFr~fV f~fYn<1 lws~~ -
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Ihv. Car they have clue 10 thr perp.,rser
Tns Nj 'ssS s
DESCRIPTIONS OF the stolen eccurtcs fat they could
be s.cer,snSd From The ehsrael.r q mos, q .a...
single dollar ont OF their iiso,sn wealth
80, AcciptsI 70 Al 1cria.
n, sgS,.to. pse as issa
IN. ve,o,s, ,o,or a.i1 H'ehlngs was severely cas
in tho rehi hand on saturday a - ~ ne ,s # ,ss
theatre, whle fegcins with sas''' :"
opera o. hoo Hoy. = g.-----
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sns sioH Ias ssoowv c scima' . =, s s"s 10, 2, ne s
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Trnths.
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aadlsncs sa1nbi~d a rverr'i Essxs yesterday ansr
nsoa 70 lsass 70 lsrtsrs 90 rhs Too Sskea rsshs y
from Rsv. G. n smytb. Afsr ths asasi sneng sni
prayer, TIE revsfsss gentleman asaousced - ha tsst
Ts.s v A. 91s--s' Prove all ahlnrss hoid fact shs,
vhrh Ia g.os; abstain fsym an sppsssssc~o ~ svlf"
The sc,urcr a tb- ~ 10 6iuDarss a..
voted som- ums . mses ~ tho ssDssu~as ~hkh tsi
nsa rAls>s ~ his sysssm n sp~ssrz sf usasrs'
p~s,arraanc-~ % kssasy n.sing r-sso~ ~ sarrsp
r<arsnre ls fAs fact thas
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n. issn ssxsired iGs sssi sssssesy, ss.rseng 49,
~ ~orss tnsfef s.te rs sefrtassf y ths Hstgy 80
clnfsy Fbdald learn usssr os~rYltRa 40 iyssfa
70 p-a1Nx y ssu. ~onnf usi o. tissl 1~ld
lnai'y ik<sD~fvhs % assfnlhst- ttsesn sfvrs
off uAs h2sisz a. dSximissted fstI @ssr
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r'.'e"sel lEsssssfsstt'f sfst y.cmo-
nss n<n~ tms 80. &s~ ysvN
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.: ~ ys.-s =. e c,;... - ~. osfssu SS-.r SS.r
wsy.
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rsrN u.fs gast~af e.nss~ IN StAs s~~h
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A. s~msssws'. 9sDs Bvend.vsv. Z. .Spt~~StA
VI Oysrt field NJ toe tt.s~n ~ rfo.-sp~s
sc Also in celebrated Brazilian Fssss ~ taf~s ans
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Al cris~s ta-h~d )" Legal Lotserir-. Cs~cs-
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WxN7 " ftHff tNsft ~ ssfh< 80 -
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san r~stost~s - aaa 1rt1s< istDigH
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a Us~ssi Prevent. s.&~ssotd reus, eseia GsS~~
Pen Holdsrs aud Rubber tssrs fbe N~k .ssd f-.t
vs.i 10 the siiy. n. iotNsvf 40, asnsfss
tsrefA " kAsssu slrs~l sa~r Lllrfty.asssass Il
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AT isis Ds.rJH st niss&pnAf
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C6sps, chsses- T~uAsv ve~sh, Tsss vv~eAt0N.
nKpirAfEn s0AF. si Srs.A-sy. Ksisia.sIra as.ss-s
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-14

some circumstances in connection with Dante's
original sepulchre have yet to be made clear,
especially as regards It's early history, there is
no doubt whatever the human remains they
examined were the genuine and sacred bones of
Dante.
trust that the reader ere this has come to the
conclusion that the report from whence the
foregoing particulars have been drawn is one OF
rare and surprising interest. The discovery of
any portion OF Dante's remains at time when
Italy was about to honor mis- memory by COM
memorating the sixth centenary of bis birth
with great pomp and solemnity may be indeed
regarded. in the words of the Commissioners,
as almost miraculous; but when we ind that
among those remains ls the head OF ltalys I'M
mortal poet the discovery may well be con-
sidered as one of the most interesting that has
ever been maze.
For that head belonged TO a man who, six
centuries ago, when Italy was torn by political
factions, each ambitious Tor power, and all
entirely INSCRIPTIONS rs 10 the means employed
to obtain it, labored with untiring zeal to bring
about Italian unity; vet whose patriotism met
no other reward chan exile. how bitterly ielt
appears from those beartrendmg lines in the
"PaTadise:"-
ST come "a di sale
LO pane alttui q COM e Uuro oalle
Lo scendere Ell salir per Paitrui scale.
But even more interesting is the knowledge
that this head. so wonderfully preserved, was that
OF one Of the most O,vlney inspired poets that the
world has seen, Co1HbR Magazine for June.
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