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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

The Marvellous Fthiopisn Pupils.
BELFK AND TEODORh CUBA.
n e and thrilling Bareback Equestrian Acts,
SIG SEBASTIAN,
Ds,ng Bareback Rider the Great TouTe Of lnsqused
Ar.es original and novel sp-caesen.iely 10 ths
Extraordinary display. Of animal -agacity. by
SIG CHIARlNlS TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES
NEW ARTlSTEs AND NEW SENSATIONS.
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THE PRUsso SAXON TREATY.

The following are the principal points of the Saxon
Peace Treaty Saxony will enter into tho North German Con
federation The Saxon army will be recognized as soon as con
dtions have been arranged by the North German Con
federation.
Konigstoln and Dresden win have mixed garrison PRUSSIA
will furnish garrisons other Saxon towns until the organ
aon OF The saxon army takespace The Saxon troops about
10 return home will be placed under the command OF Che ci
Prssan General in Saxoay The indemnity TO be PAID by
Saxony is fixed at 10000 from which lOV Aee
will he deducted on account Of cesOn TO Pssa OF the ra
WAYS Of Labau and Gorlitz an
The Prssan military governors and civil commssloners WI"
cease 70 exercise thor functions.
The former Beueren treaty will continue In force subject
TO notice months should either contracting party desire
to withdraw therefrom. - ,,-
Prussia obtans exclusive possession OF the Saxon telegraph
wires politically compromised during the war wl
not be mOlesed that account SaKony will regulate her
diplomatic representation in conformity with the general bases
10 be laid down the whole Of the North German COnedea
ton. .
The King Queen OF SaKony had returned to their capital
and were received with enthusiasm. The King had ssued
proclamation thanking the people for their hdoit assuring
hem of his continued affection and promising hs Ist
10 promote their prosperity He declared he woRd devote
self 10 the Confederation with the same hdey as 70 Ihe
old Bund every effort to render the new alliance
blessing
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OBITUARY.
SIMEON DRAPER.


Mr. Simeon Draper of this city died at WhiteStone,
Long Island 81 o'clock yesterday morning He had been
III for several weeks On Saturday his physicians announced
his recovery hopeless On Sunday night be was attacked with
naralyss and thereafter rapidly failed
For many years Mr. Draper prominent merchant OIL
this city He finally unfortunate in business Subsequent
TO bis business disasters became Ouconer position Tor
which he was admirably qualified and in which heWas emil
nenty successful $50, -, ~.
In he political affairs OF the State and Nation Mr. Draper
took deep interest aud active part He held prominent
place In the old Wing party OF this STATE and was Tor many
wears the personal and political friend OF VIM H. seward In
later years the political relations Of the two were broken
Mr. Draper soon after the formation Of the Republican party
becoming decided opponent Of the Seward policy M ORA
per was several member Of the Wing state Central
Committee and in 1864 Chairman OF the Union state Zen
trail Committee -, ~,
For many years before tho President OF Board
Of Ten Governors having charge OF the city charities when
the law creating this Board was repealed he was appointed
OF Public Charities and Corrections and retained
that post until 1884, when he resigned the position TO which
Controller succeeded His administration OF these
offices was almost universally commended In 1892 ne WIS
Amounted Provost Marshal for this city In 1864, BY appoint
ent OF President Lincoln he succeeded r Barney as Coec
tor of the Port New York tie resigned this position IN 1909
hen0 sneceeed by ex Senator King Of St Lawrence County
Al the time OF bis death Mr. Draper the Government
Cotton Agent having charge Of all the cotton recoVed al th
port nm. , - .,a
Influence In the circles which he moved whether OF politics
or trade lie bad worry thorough knowledge Of political affairs
and had many warm political edherents lie was man Oh
generous impulses and altogether good citizen.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEECE.

llNEIrOOls Oct ~ 1900.
CoTToY-The Brokers' circular reports the sales OF
the week at 80 bales including 300 bales 10 speculation
and a. $50 10 exporters The market opened buoyan and all
qualities advanced tThing extent but closed quiet OF
decline Of 4aad The authorized quotations Fair Orleans
l7Id; Middng Orleans l5td Fair Mobiles l6ldi hiddhng
Mobiles ld Fair UpaHds, l6idi Mdling Uplands, I'D
The market closed rmer Friday with sales OF 600 bales
Including speeuaers and exporters but quotations are
unchanged Stock in port 7C 800 bales Of which 9 500 bales
American.
prices irregular.
Flour steady Wheat buoyant and all qualities fe higher
and llali6d hignerI mixed, 2IsdDli White, Ti6S0ii
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged. Pork dull
and easier Bacon rner and slightly higher Lard Irregular
little ipaury and prices weak Butter dull and slightly lower
,ralIow quiet ard steady at 49, a 46j for American
: PRoDIcK-The Brokers Circular reports Ashes-Small
sales at @ for Pots and 42 for Pearls Sugar quiet and steady
Coffee dull unchanged Rice steady and holders demand
an advance Lhseed quiet and nominal Coal O-Smal sales
at R39a R4l Linseed Oil easier sales at +llai2 Rosn
steady at al06 Spirits TnrptDtne steady at Al d42 tPe'
troenn steady at l99i0 for Refined and for sps
JospoS MONEY MISUNDERSTANDING the flow OF
cold 10 the and the increase IN bullion the Bank rate OF
discount without alteration.
IoNpoS MARKETs--BarDgs Circular reports; Breadsufs
firm and active Wheat 293c higher Iron quiet at IS l5
a6 81 FOR rails and bars Sugar dull and easier Coffee still
declining chiefly inferior qualities Rice firm Tea inactive
f easier ate Lnseed easier Lnseed Cekes firm at el0
SHIRTS Turpentne active at 49, Lnseed OIL dull at 3s 1891.
Sperm Osma sales at 100 Petroleum quiet at lI9 Tai.
low still declining with Light Inquiry r
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENS
TOWN

CONDITION OF THB EMPRESS CHARLOTTE UNCHANGED.
TRIESTE Oct. N.-The condition OF the Empress
Charlotte IL unchanged Macmillan eehphs his approval
pursued by her physician Mramar but says
nothing Of any Intention on his part TO leave Mexico
Won BBUsTs APPOINTMENT SIGNED BY THE EMPEROR.
VIENNA, Oct. 27-It is stated on Trustworthy au-
hoy the Emperor has signed the appointment OF Raron
Won Beust as Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF SAKoNY DISSOLVED.
DRESDEN, Oct. ga Royal decree was issued to-
day dssolying the Provisional Government
Herr Eostez been appointed Minister Of the Interior
FINAL RESULT OP THB PLBDIsCITUM IN vBSETIA.
VENICE Oct. 27.-The final result of the pebisci-
tun Of Yenea shows GAL 5e votes In favor OF upon with
Italy and only CO negatives There was great popular enthu
slasm throughout Venetia
GREAT BATTLE IN CANDIA-THB TURKS REFUSED.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25.-News received from Greek
sources states that great battle took place In Gambia on the
nth inst between the Cretans in number 20 900 men, and the
combined Turkish and Egyptian troops, 70 900 strong
The latter said TO have been epused and smae PashA
UOuuded
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

letter. protesting TO DO authentic details the
masy under which the Empress ofMeIco suffering She
lsbOred under Fixed idea that her attendants were m con
spiracy. She allowed but her doctor and
former cOnessor Physicians sd 10 have given up almost
oil hope of her recovery and greatly apprchend the elect oil
nervous fever. ~ ....- .--.. n :,
The Paris correspondent Of The Tss says Is coheotued
that the condition Of the Empress viii induce Maximum 70
modify resolution he had expressed Of remaining IN Mexico
after tho departure Of the French army He also gives te
runor the whole French army will quit Mexico at the same
time ships Of the line and the same number Of
fgate fitted out transports and viii be ready 10 san iur
Vera the Of November aud that the Austrian
fgato Elizabeth Ia placed the order Of MaKmian who Is
expected to return 10 Europe. -, d,
On the other hand the Pdrs P1te states on the authe
Of letters from Trieste that the Elizabeth to take the En-
press back Mexico that her health is sufficiently improved 70
Justify hopes speedy recovery and that physicians mink V
returning husband she viii receive tho care aud ae
ton likely TO complete her
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for his services prior TO tho 10Th fJsnua And on that Gay
II CLOSES the market for tho labor iong thousands for the
current year; and they contract and labor aterwad the
contracts arc void and cannot be enforced for their bench
beoasse not made within the time prescribed by law This
bill would compel the aborer TO accept for his services what
ever sum his employer might offer bm and the poor man
with wife and children dependent for sustenanco and educe
lion ON the fruits Of bis labor should refuse 70 accept
or m Tho value OF his services beyond the fatal 10th OF
january he falls the jaws OF the monster twin OF tho LABOR
bill the new yagrant and deprived OF his liberty and forced
toll the pubhcnOt for crlme against the morals or
peace of society ba he rSed 20 contract cork Jor
a choLe year for huts or no pay
PAYMENT OF THE REBEL DEBT.
bill to pay tho balance Of salary due Confederate
state officer was introduced in the Legislature butopposed
on the ground that it contavened express terms and OBJ
yous meaning Of an ordinance Of the late Convention re-
Dudsng tho war debt and forbiddg the payment BY the
State of any debt or liability accruDg subsequent to Sc
cession and prior 10 tho reestabshment Of civil govern
ment under Federal auspices At this critical juncture
GAYS The AustiH CITY Integencer when II was apparent
that the bill it stood would be lost MI mnnso9 0neleo
substitute bill donating 20 tho family OF H. \ wheeler
Al O66 as a mark Of tho States respect for the osun
uisbed setyices of tho deceased The substitute ball was
sad 10 bo FREQ from all the objections urged against the
original and was adopted and passed to engossment WIN
but slight opposition. If il Is competent for the iegisla
ture Of Texas to pay the balance due on dnage
salary by donation act to his family, I" " wnaM VIC
power Of kdt 6ody By resorfiHg TO me Donation dodSe
10 pav ne entire var debt incurred. The, process
simpe-donaon acts as tributes Of respects for distn-
guished services may be passed without limit and every
citizen of the State who in civil or military capacity mas
30 demeancd himself 10 have won the approDeop OF
this Legislature may be paid in full for his services rem
dered 10 tho Confederate cause
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EGYPT.
THE PROPOSED, CONSTITUTION PoR EGYPT.
he IHdkpeHdaFte contains the following remarks OF

THE PROPOSED, CONSTITUTION POR EGYPT.
The IHdtpeHdane contains the following remarks on
this subject:
five may believe the information Of one Of Paris CORE
sponden resolution OF the Eiceroy OF Egypt 10 introduce
into that country representative institutions Ike those OF
France aroused the and suspicious OF England This
project having encouraged by the French Government the
Cabinet Of London believes perceive therein the t step
20 French prOectOrate OF Egypt when crisis
takes place In the East and accordingly the agents
of England in ConsantnoPle and Alexandria have
set themselves % work 10 prevent its execution
They have already succeeded in making the Sultan regret the
act which no gave TO the projects OF the Veero and
one of the effects OF their action 10 restore 70 credit
Musapha Posha brother Of Ismae who deprived Of
his right the succession of Egypt by the introduction OF the
principle Of direct Inheritance and unceremOnOuAy dismissed
from the court of the Padsha few months ago.
Independence does not attach much importance 20 this
news thinks II the people Of Egypt ripe for the in
PRODUCTION Of the constitutional system the reform viii be e
fected in spite Of the opposition OF England and will prove
banadt 10 ths whole of EiirOpe.
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AUSTRIA,
AUSTRIA
FURTHER DIsINTBGRATIoN or THB RaPTRB-INTRiGUEs
or PRUSSIA.

AUSTRIA.
yURTuBR DIsIYTEGRATIoN or THB RaPIRB-INTRiGUEs
OF PRUSSIA
The London Times audeS to further dsintegration
Of the Austrian Empire possible
PrussG Is said 20 be intriguing with Greek regionss who
number about 500 900 scattered In Hungary aud other prov
Even the German Provinces OF the Empire ere not SAFE
the attraction which carrying Bavaria and uemburg
into the Prussan Confederation and time an or
thodox propaganda be set 10 work the profess OF dsBegaton
may be rapid
ACQUITTAL OF COUNT CLAM-GALLAs.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has addressed the fol-
lowing letter 10 Count ClAm.Gallas
Dear Count CLAMGALLAs General Of CdrdV: In conse.
ouence OF information received from tho headquarters OF the
Array the North announcing that the condition OF your es
ddrn aer the battle OF tschin necesStated suspension
Of the operations Of the principal army requisite that
any inquiry should be made into statements OF such grave
poance that you should be recalled from the army The
preliminary investigation having failed 10 bring any ac nome
to you willingly approved Of the council OF which you
yourse ked for with view TO your reputation and now
express you my complete satisfaction that the council oil
war confirmed in all particulars has admitted your entire nno
cence and that it has thereby preserved without STAN 70 my
army and State the and reputation OF brave Cen
era who has served and my house Tor with true
devotion.
Sch0n5TInn, Oct IL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Nov. s a. m-Conso for Money opened at s9t
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The prices for American Securities follows Erie
shares 81 Illinois Central shares 76 United States sos est
LoNpoN Nov. 6-Eyening -COnsols for money e9i Erie
shares 5Os United States sos est Illinois Cenrals 763
LIVERPOOL co rTOS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 6. a. m.-The Cotton market TO-
day is quite active indicating total days sale OF - 900 bales
&idding Uplands opened at l5td
MANCHESTER. Nov 6--Evenng-The Manchester market
for Wool and Yarns is dull
LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUPPs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov 6-EEening- market for BreodStufs Is
easy Corn 343 for Mixed Western Pork tends downward
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Snow AND MUsoUIToEs-TgLRoRAPHcF KAr.-o,
Monday night which Of peculiar atmospheric eo,a
tons there was uninterrupted teegraphc COMMUNICATES. ~
tween Sydney Cape Breton and New Orleans through E
Scotia and Now Brunswick and the various Staes tie ne
Tho following dispatches were sent;
Sydney 10 Ee,0- 0reoEs- Your connection good Glad
hear from sunny New Orleans II Is showing bard here
Ee4o. ORLEANS 20 Sydne"It Is quite sultry TONIGHT W.
fighting mosquitoes Your connection good via ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-NOV s-BsfOrs
Judge SHrhAn.

The United States agt Schooner Commodore KearneT 60
This was an application by the trict-Attorney
permission amend tho libel heretofore fled against t'
vessel by inserting and distinct OF forfeiture
Tie vessel having discharged the time OF her original
seizure by fling bond in accordance with the practice OF the
Court II was now objected kn to allow the amendment would
affect the rights OF surees by varying the obligations
which they originally incurred. .
The Court after having the matter unde consideration &c
tcrmined the amendment must be allowed.
Benz X Phelps Assistant U. = District Attorney Tor the
United States A j. Heath, for claimants
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ACouITTAL oP OOUNT CLAM.GALLAs.
DENMARK

THB KINGDOM MENACBD WITH EXTINCTION
The London Globe says that Denmark Is menaced
with extinction unless wise counse and uster spirit sup
ported doubt by the influence Of England and France
prevails at the Court OF Berlin Denmark will undergo
further Acknowledgement and finally disappear Independent
State from tho ms p Of Europe,
The GLOBE believes that design IA entertained by Prussia and
Swed absorb Denmark Prussia taking the mainland while
tho islands are annexed 10 Sweden and Spain.
THE NAVY.
The Government is said to have resolved on modifying the
armament Of the navy.
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slaHT sIoSALS.

o.c beine raised 10 mitigate the emergency and that owing
10 ministerial objections changes In the Cabinet were not I'M
likely. ID. H.
night sI0HAIS.
The French Government bad adopted tho system Of night
SIGNALS invented by Mrs Martha C0ston Of Washington and
large quantities were being manufactured at T0ulon.
j.. .. FINANCIAL.
Tho denies hee question OF the French Gov
eminent contracting loan Of million francs
The Sdnddrd aud la France also there question
OF any loan great or small
The Bouse the morning Of the nth firm Rontes %
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The steamship Penere, Capt. Duchesne, LEFT Brss.
on Saturday Oct a. at o'clock and arrived at saud,
Hook Nov G. at Ia m She brings 3os passengers and h
cargo of merchandise On the morning OF Nov she 49,,
the steamship Florida Of the General Transatlantic Uon
lat 46o a. Ion. 40 90, Foute for New York -"
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
sTs VENETIA.

ENTHUSIASM OF THB vEsRTiAKs-THB NATIONAL
CHARACTERIZATION FoR THE PETEs-PoPU-
LAR DEMoEsTRATIoEs--THR DEPARTIsG AUS
81 TRIASs--KxTRAvAaAET HOPES OF THE PEOPLE.
From Our Special Correspondent
I VENICE Oct 49, 1866.
"To.morov, TO morrow al o'clock. the FroDch ship
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BY STEAMSHIP.
ARRIVAL OF rnE JAVA AT HALIFAX

ARRIVAL OF THB JAVA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Nov. 6.-The Java arrived early this
morning.
The Java Noodle left Liverpool at II O'Clock on the morning
Of the eth Queenstown the h Arrived at halifax at
12p M She has 81 Halifax and III Boston passengers
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road Co. 90 Hssdly sg. Donnsni a. Fitzpatrick sgt L.m,
"a Bahrd eFt WsaeDeyers; % kiipsho. Psstrslc6 ~
Doughiy AT, Folri IS Anderson Fsrecht
Eist n uprk sg. Wyiie S Gibbons sherman % ~
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RuSSIA-
OF THR PRINCESS pAGMAR.

BBTROTHAL OF THB PRINCESS DAGMAR.
The Emperor has issued manifesto, announcing
the betroha Czarewich TO the Princess DogmRr and
fcrring her the title OF Imperial Highness.
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CONSTANTINOpLE.

rHB EASTERN QUESTION NOT TO BIZ REoPNsD-THs
ISsURRRoTIoS IN CANDIA-FALsB REPORTS AS TO
EUROPEAN TURKRY-ATTAcK UPON AN AMERICAN
MISSIONARY BY TURKISH SOLDIERS.
From Our Special Correspondent
CoNsrASrSorLE, Oct II, 1868
able to-day to give you authoritative statement
of the present position of the Eastern question: or cours
II may change lite form within month. end In that case
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CIVIL COURTS.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS-NoV
NEGRO SUFFRAGE UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL-As
IMPORTANT QUESTION.
very important question is now pending in our
Courts under the Civil Rights bill and the amendment Of the
Constitution abOshng Slavery cOOred man In The Second
District Of the Eighteenth Ward claimed the right 10 DO regis
tered legal voter He asked whether he owned real
estate within State and refused TO the question as
immater Inspectors Of Registry following the Const
tuition and the settled custom refused TO place h
name on the Registry and he asks for mandamus 70 COM
pei them to place his there claiming that the C Rights
bin and the constitutional amendment have abolished al dne
enca citizens Of the State The motion viii be argued
on the third Monday Mr. Gilbert being the attorney of the re-
iat0
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FRANCE.


Tx LYONb WOhKMKN.
The situation Of the Lyons workmen was grave
enoagh 70 require the presence Of the Peieot Of that city in
Rania whittier be was summoned By telegraph.
The state Of Lyons discussed length IN the Cabinet
hgVsc II was runOod that the Emperor alted on large
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ITALY.

VICTOR BMAEURL'5 EXPECTED ENTRY INTO VENICE.
Victor Emanuel would enter Venice on the 7th OF
November will accompanied BY oil the
Foreign Ministers athe italian Court who are said 10 have
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MARINE INrELLTGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

LIvBRPooL, Nov. 6.-The steamship Belgian, from
Quebec has arrived at Londonderry route to this port
LlsBoS Nov 6-The United States irOnciad AiantonOmah
has arrived here.
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TEXAS.
RANDALL CONVENTION.

Mr. r. H. Epperson one Of tho delegates 10 the PhilL-
delpha Convention speech at Austin City, made the
following significant revelations OF the secret dongs Of
that body:
The speaker also had the honor be the COMMITTEES Of
Ronnns and gave us history Of the adoption Of those
ouons especially the ninth one which he was sorry TO see
had received much unfeyoabe comment in the south That
was the ony resolution which had caused any debate In the
committee The original resolution was much stronger than
the finally adopted as IL thanked the soldiers anu sa9
sgas from Florida denounced the btterosl strain and
followed by Senator Graham OF North Carolina VINO spoke IN
Florida Mr. Levi woodbury. Of Boston Of the noblest
and eloquent he had heard replied and said that
he had sustain the South principle and st
ready to do II the Southern delegates demanded
H. but be hesgA h was time 0 ~ Seeos &c ne
thing similar TO It, not passed TIE Conssrsdtr1 Q me
Aor could not saTy "gS oomgrcs'C,a, D ana !,
the Convention would be an utter aurei mat the southern
delegates should grs then sonsiAig upon T1eh ny could
After considerable debate tho resolution was materially modi'
ssS ana S..s aa ,Sod not s d and o not g.
Scnd IN our primary mengs ~ s seeo Dnt ms hearers
and must be such one as people IN the North could also sup
port The resolution as passed simply proposed ha the Gov
dts aud sai0rs Of he Federal GODesn By paying them
what due ea for serriee r'ndsTsa ana lo oousts,
Of *. s SssSs5Es sod IN he Gar @ I k soa
dSrs 70 The vsrdei Of history ard b FoR The OPPOSITION
RESOLUTION WOULD HAVE RECEIVED TIE UNANIMOUS
VOTE OF TIE NORTHERN DELEGATES
.. THE LABOR BILL.
The Au,tin Citv InteIteeneer gives the following ac
count of the Labor bill which has passed the Texas Legs
lature;
Tho annals OF civilized Legislation furnish no parallel II
enormy equally abhorent 10 the minds OF eemn as this pro
posed enactment As law its practical enect wiz DO TO make
labor synonymous with crime and TO degrade ne free ooorr
he condition Of saps For ofense deprves men Of the
liberties and binds hand and foot tho honest poverty
bone aud muscle land and leaves tho sborer at tho ten
der percy Of csp Which mar OF psy 20! choose 70 ooa'
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SPAIN, BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY.
THE RUMORBD ALLIANCE.

LONDON, TUESDAY, NOV ., leoo
The rumored alliance of Spain with Brazil against
Paraguay is denied.
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7 FORCES IN sAxoNY.
AUSTRIA
MILITARY REFORMS.

vRSNA, Tuesday, Nov. O. 1863
Ire project for the military reform in Austria in
cludes universal liability in the army the use
of breech-loading arms and other measures.
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NuspKR OF AMERICAN
HERMANN

ruE PRUss1AS ARMY IN sAxoSY DEaOBmIzBD.
BEBLIN, Tuesday, Nov. G, 1866.
1t is said that all the PrusSisn army in Saxony has
been ordered demohilized. sra5
REDUCTION OF PRUsSIAS FORCES IN sAxoNY
BERLIN Tuesday Nov. 6, 1866
Royal decree reduces the Prussian force in Sax
onY to peace footing.