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, 1866-10-19
THE HARVEST AND THE CROPS.

IntCes FiuNAGN 10 uEuAA lEuul iuc uuInItlEt
fall into life ofinfamy as surely US the sun
shines.
--
THE HARVEST AND THE CROPS.
-- 4AA'1' AAA0
.... -
Reports from the Northwestern States
ON The f:oru: ftat. Ut~.f. n.rlaw. %.
r.,o' sor..,,,,r. 80 .,.,ss C~1. 80
Vn", , ,,SaS 7 n''tn ano o'ner crops Oh inc
4ne ioio"'ne recent commandment "a.
dressed to The unton Despatch Company Of
tue result OF The ftosts upon the corn. and the
Yield Of this and other crops Ia he Sof,hweste1n
STATE. have becn 1a.ae a,sor - csrct,, ,nvex,,,s.
on by the nD1te. @ IN t,er
and at time when this Information can be relta-
bl. given.
BELy1pEnE, I1l.-1 have taken considerable
tle crops. The farmers generally Gu raj agree IL lie
opln'on that she.c will not lie over one-thisd ofa
Wen asroea h eona 70 psksS
Saturday. and returned to-day examined uum-
sss E ;ss sst ses ~ ~ 5sa BE- ssf ast
ahout I'll, as il dries ii Is loose on the cob Ono
be did not know Of field Of corn that was good
for anything only immediate use to feed.
sn.s 1ARrAs.
age tn ihis county b frost worthy Of mention. !
probably passed through twenty-dve different
is large. FLErK T. DoRwAur.
FRAy111E Gl.oyE, Il1.-rrom what have seen
81 s9n MT sna so had
ii hat The lfost win lessen tha yield e any great
n nv w tincnn s ts' % IL H.
,c cca 'vl IT, @y r. o S'9p
foIiy 10 iiiy pr eent Of an aserase cron: ,ais
I'll Of eonrss ns be light IN weigh, and l1 In
Drx1s4, In.:rnc corn croD IN nd this Vicinity Is
e @ ana ~ sanay ~ he 9 e9in J. nos @ y
will be me'cnaats',le. G1o. " PLACE;
corn n this vicinity more Or lesr: The early
VT W.T., be h,ay thssled and m vsry
q can Gea from persons a3 who naSe nlads psrso-
lie ian1aee Iii III be- nn@.;Hir% ~ H. ega
s.r tr w,.-1n tbs v,eniv Y H. sunR's5; ear8 c5oo
In has ,ua.red BY sa,ly ffo:.s one:fouElh 70 one.
M ai 'rS lug @ h to rcom os eotn nd @
hnt hIy HU! o1g smaeI .nan hy e
''1ars eoea. ,,,, ~. "AnnES
IN III f.. en 10 ceops Gf
erop 10 be Injured, being pretty wei oa' u ia
way. :, =. y. otHoicx' AsenI
EAEi, iu;-lne damage done u thc corH crop
n this section Il lI ny op!aion, muct' E greater 4
yie!tl ol eonna cutn VIII he itss tslan nnc.hall
Mhat T. won!m nse p"Sm i,,., nhn y .e,5 ma.arta:
css sxi, ar 4ono1tnn , mot "rH M Z e y
, 1866-10-19

{1r,a]1y euo ol1ortpr. r.,,.l-o,. ~ a,.,
Ia trarea 4ho ,,,,.a, ~ I'm e"a1' IT.
1sl,nd of Wa,os r,sa,, pu:.aase :. a. ~, 1i 'ne
10 hc uscd 90 .oa, sAa, 30
for our mn rx n tho w.. ~. ~ 'nssas1o.' s.,
taken nc1t vcar fnr .,,o e.,.s,.s..s
ever since ,hcy had i'm Nav yor. hut ,hnv ia
the Christians and +bc redcm rt5nn ~ ~
up]y Sepulcbrc. wc snnrosc .fro,n +1,o r.n,,s
Of the inildcls.
THIS is all sheer moonsh,nc. anr ,,to-f,-
cuce in The settlement or Furoncar houn1a.;n,
or dIsnutcs ,s ron, r,r,, u, ~ Iii. c.,'..
Government md onnoscd ~ nj ~. ,ar,s
and tn,dftions whcn croa,o ra-o1.a.
ara,nst Turkey thc nlo,ronoo ~ ,ra,,s..
and f,1av ,ra i1o ,,r,f,,,,1 .,a -, .,s..
inp srr,,a,1,v or4ha ro,,,,o ~. 49,. ,., '.
fl ,o5 ..1oes;a aasa...s 49,. ~ ...-, os.".t
,.,,a,,rro .1.a sta'.e., 80 eaA. ~
nation ~ 1,on s1aar e,.l ru'ros r ,u tu.s
.noos ,,,J n,,,s,s.,...o ~ H." fa" , '1''.
,s1.o;7 vs. - 49,, ~ 1'-aa. ,,. n Aaoa9"tn
str,no,a e,s ~ ;,,,,,na.aa,,'s ,,.n ~ tusa
,,,e i5ao,,,,, e,.,,nat1.,ssa .;.,s 80 s, .':
,,,,s,. r.. - ~. a,'a-: 49,. .l,.. "4 ,, 10
S.,,r,, -, 49,, ~, .s.a ...,.H s. A1nu.u
a,,1 .,,,;c"s,,.;,, -. ~ 4'epaolc'
,-aao T., ~ o:',',snsa.s " W. w. oe ,A 80 ~ ,s s
80. - 49,"
r."1;,,n,., 49, ~" saa...s =" Wv '..e S... VI tne
.r,,..s,.". .,,a,a 10 .,.- "a 81; ~. " se' o":'
1905, LII. v.,'";. 49, - " M
.,o,-. =, ..s es,,.. @ op'''H
aa ''' ~" , u''s' sa9-
g.. wv p"se4
to vote supplies; and without Its co.opcr,,-
tion and support, an alliance witt. johnson
and nil his Cabinet, would amount to notl,jn"
more than nn alliance with Colorudo
Jcwc:t, or Danicl Pratt. or George Fraucis
Train.
But there is another and n moro corcnt
REASON yhy no yuch A,]innce can eyer hc
l,,l,nctl-a reason resting in nu,ur,f law.
that will render It fm1psstb,c fbr the tw,,
countries 10 lave much in common. until
either Russia bccomcs n Ret,ubljc. or Aucr,-
cn bccunnes MI absolute Monarchy, Butwucn
tho two there IL diversity Of institutions.
li,ns, habits, civilization, 20 essentially
and liorrlessly wide. t],at notl,3nr
can bridge 1t. That s,uccrc
friendship exists hctwccn tho two countries.
,,e arc we'll uware. and VIC sincerely hone
that tlis friendship NAV continue and in
: crease; but tosuy TINT America sytnpatl,izcs
with lln.s1un nutocracy, or Russian history.
! IL tn do ourselves gross Injustice. The
Government md people uf the United States
rtnlrlil,cr with grntflu.tc the sir.tly frlrtltl.
kitir and cu1lntcIuncc extended tu TN bv Tho
t'yur In our rcecnts struggle with the rebel.
+ linn, willie the Western Powers of Eureuc
kcarcrit disguised their hostility under the
rnfb nf neutrality. But ttts cn1,uvt yj,auro
tho flct tl.at t1lc government Of Nu+sta
! In MI absolute llceIutttsm, founded I'll the
r,11otus nm1 truj1ittfns uf n 2,ortmrls,n frnm
, 1866-10-19
FROM BOSTON,

The Charges Against General Fsank1-
His Indignant DenlaI-lklx Friends
and f:ncnlcH-TollticaI News d;cner-
nny-Thc Rowland VIII Cnso- Che
Alleged RoEgcry-HrRd dfoEd's Now Pic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Csu.sveisi E.ss,rsss-ss.


IrvIRPooL, July 2i--A. x-srATs on TsAm
he Msnehestsr market s dali ysth deea ing tsn1eseg
Co. reports Flour dan ard nominal Wscst iassy. -
t,pding deynyMd- Winter Red, lcIeaIiIl Cor. a.
Nizsd NsHi6 Westhsf hverabS ~ IA s,sss
Provisons Inactive Bieand Atsya 4 CO ,.n.rt. =,
Dull and unchanged Pork stesdy. Bsoos sslss, -
nominal Lard heavy aaa nominal Ialev dgu sss .,
lover.
PBoprck-rfe BrckssT Circular reports Ash., 60,
Pots 0G SCAR frmer. Cefee steady Ries s,snsy ~
God Cstss quiet anl steady Lnsssd 0 da sseks,s
Sperm ol-susn s.ls. at fi2SsEis ROsia 9sist ssls.
Lospox MAnxEra -BarbTs Circular reports be.,s.,..
higher Cofss kafs apvayd and prices ie02J i.ss
RICE wesdy. Ira frm. Iron frst Rsik saf Bsrs s,s
Scotch fg. eia IAnseed inactive. Isssod on ss.,,
Is spsrn ol tends upsssd, ulss st ara aud hosr,
msaiing advance. Tallog teads dovnvard Spirs. ~
pentine saty af fe Prtfoieari 1uiet ssd steady .,
GLASGOW AARKxr-John McCal rspoFsi srssdstafs ,s,,
dal and loser.
AnEucAs suouErrzs -BaTings Circular report, . M,
business fair continental demaBi had raised Fire rvess,
10 20 ess they subsequently, Suffered sgbs dseas a..
elosed With sellers AZ CO..
boxxr hAskrr -Consol, clo'ed on Tuesday % ssiss,
fr money U s. Five Twenes esI &C, ninoii csrua. "a
Latest.
lrrUo0. JAY Zip m--Cottos sales todsy. fo0O aas
inesdnS 700 10 speeul and sfp1rtet srk tgoyas
snd ted higher Mddling UplsBds aboas i4sl4id.
brssasteas Inactive Weather hyorssls fss the erssa
LosDos JAY nconsols elass al 81 seei lcs ner,,
United States Five Tv.hties 30. al.
Erie shsrss ~ elts
Illinois CsntfAs 7si87pk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
raE MILITARY CALLED OUT.
LETTER FROM JOHN bright

HnuLx. K0N.LJ. JAY y. lttG
Abe steamship CANA. Capt. Rsekley, from Liver
ssolssr u on As 2lst Via QuesBsievn en- gre ed h''
sryed here oolOek thu E0TDnf She las y passengers
80 Tia yogt sn1 II fOr BossOn.
ne s.ean1htp bavaria non Tev roTi arrived a. Seth
unpson On he e-,rnosn 81 sSe istS irs-
RSsussansAip JASs FROM New Yurh. arrived nj Liverpool
90 the svcaAng o. he ooth irs;-
ne ss..zsssp CO AZ TSsSn hsn New York arrived
IAvsrpool On sAoatisrBooB q he etst iust
sAs stsaBsr ATAgo ron SsvT0Ik s-..5ee 81 rt,Ioah
En- fAs apth Inst
ne Irnsn erTew V.ssrW city Of SsvIo Capt
Eeassh whssh e1 Liverpool At oeock ths isih and
neonssoun % bs ALLOWING afternoon arrived 81 his port
Mcrdsy rDeTing Her has beer IL great neassre
pstea ~ the Peruvian Batter Point and y the Ss
pasoAes Per TIE Ausatic cable
ne Na.ianal steam Conpanys Fiesnshp nevs;s worli
nFs Liverpool few hOs7s later than TIE City ofssvfo
The Manhattan ihe pioneer Of tie Gaien Ina
90 srSiVd m he N,rsey ,rou Esveasts
Ia China sailed a 2 Is :. n Ssa Boscr Vhsrs
- viii DO dne Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

sons prominent Of The national party belonsns 10 he
dirsroa, German States lad Invited BY tie Prassian
Government 20 t4se par, IN tie Conference.
The ocil journal says tho PrusSGn GOvsransn, has
iBteuOn Of oonEas bat desires to give the German nation
the bettf, Of m ard consult sr that purpose
gsrdes. party politics those place national unity
skqye all other csnsideraiious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

TIE italian Feet ope-cd an engagement 1Pon 'he
Isiz-d Of LISA Of D1HaiiA the issA TIE
ItA ofoisl rspors that amer Aoos ss1tlns;'
tshsire TIE feet sressed tie Tor; Of 81 George
LvEKroct> Juiy %. SEA
In he great naval hght OF LISA he ItAliGo IRON
clad Re Do Ita suhh BY cooa q, tie sB
Of he bstLa ron clad boA blew sn sifh 81 % board
said cries Of LOG the King and Its T. from ~ Grow
ItAaa sooounn that the Aasitsn scnsdr"a r,tred
ansY one nas- oszar ard tso steamers TAI been sunk
vienna dispatch says The Italian Geet driVse bach
being pusssd by re Ass.hs II s difes'ios II An
o1uA
Ihs ropeisd hg-is IA dIt.iis vAleh vss sosf ~ TIE
Ausrfsus vas bait; by william wpsbt1 shs city IN sco
She vas iArnehed &c IstA Gay 81 In sst ~. and
saned for Europe stsAi nont' atsr TIE lesSth 81
bsr abort s1 fret and az the Besss.~ss,
~ss feet The breadth Of TIE shp q FEET sAs vss
plated vith a. hsA Eon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
TIE Reee.

The ia,es: information concerning he Wa is that
the Austrian resst everywhere oStSu psng the Prs
alan. advaree Tss lzpssl AsDy Vas iOaRdOnrBg al No
TAvs.
Prince Fr-derc Cfnes occupied Lrndrnburg the i7fh
Communication "a, OF between omuu snd Vienna ard
an effort Of Tho 0ruI CARTON 10 erk 10 way tarel.A the
PryasslAD troops hsd I'D TO frssh AEtriAn aefost
The Pu.sas, took formal possession On the iSh Of ne
Hano, poTs aae Tanen IN tse prssooe
Of ;he PrusaAn and Har0Ns:sn COmS sionss aud i
Supposed tha, Oeesnruds would become PrnssAn
naval port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Opa.ss. q Tie LssAs. Ti.ss


Tia LoaSOn Ts@ss speaking before Tho HSAiissT''
ssys rspsr of the aessPsasos o. tie am
s.s ~ t-se - ssspsssssa Of win a~sw q signing
n arxstIss os Sx wesks vheA peri0d viii allow HDps tine
~ ne ssasnsnt q the details ssd the ssnssss Of TsAes
IA suspsndSa Il tnpEss TreeODesr'ed Agreement
q 90 Asss sf pscse srasEsDsntA PTafsA Soad oas az
"a Sss.sa d FOrsSsrR ssd vA victory coeh gain little 30
nA vhAa ale Aaa already aOoA Austria % iAsosAsf hand
asss.ted wOaa sk being swept Oz the fsss Of Karops
aSe vissorsOos shseOsla hardly STs 10 regain her 20
skleE IN Germany.
IA. 7ss saya thai Prussia limits be7 essrdsEsD ssaTJ
a ss s1siason Of Austria tfO SIC Tedsrs or Imperial
suuhisssion. SAs h preparing ssT . GerEAnv1.
Peses Aliases Certais.
LrEsrooI. jay q.
The Aunozncemsnt that Austria had accepted the
pe,ssAs for 4Ss saspsnsss Of AOstss hsa ssassa great
zs,msy IN ~ nArhsss prevailing OTsBsSA especially
~sx asrna.s beng peAes almost ssTisia isbs co..
s1 ara consequently tAsrs via - % rssuuPsa Of AOs
suss Tie IlsH had not ys. been received Tsers
s.sss ~ reports Of further sshflnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
WAR IN ITALY.
C.oI,.i.sieu % ss Austrian fsrs.

dispatch ftom tho headquarters 81 GaTibe.di
dared sssd Jolly - says esnseeSsneS Of recent sHssrs
meat, ard he Occspson Il COnsnO and the Val De d'o
sy the vosutesrs III Fort Angela have Seea
eonPeJsI % ssIias esaeiuOcAJ Asr N sssiiaAs' g
:esse
rriDcs c.rasso ssl BE Mlrs,,r Of VS. have ccHCr'iu
isted Cz-lb-tdi o. ls ,ccesss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
III. Ruraz.-.., nef.r, ol.utr.

Tho official dispatch from the Prasian headquarters
at Bfunn. dated July u ssJsi
II successful engsgeDcut took Place yesterday before "
n8L between TIE fr0ns unacr tie eonwaDl Of Crown
Prince and he usiars and Saxcns The Pgpssians cap
tafsd ~ suns Oher are expected % efe paee
polrow tbe flsI Army Cor and TIE Austrian
rees nov retiring rom Oustz Gen Bsnedek has Dsen re-
Of his functors Csmmander CheL bat remains
eomEAn1as Of one % the Any Corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
The Pssjsesa ssasr~ Ds.as.ssrs,isa 4. I.s..

The Psojco.ai reform demonstration in London on
TIE 21d 10 ava ted with intefsst NotvnAstantins
the Dosernoents prohibition the prsi9rs IL lac upsssEs
lad determsed ~ hold IL &r Riohsrd AAyne PoIa Com
hnnar personally requested NJ. BsAes prime mover
Tue demoh:uaiisn. 10 use hs iBhueues 20 pseveai IA
b,ses deoiae and tsfased eoSniEs the sest, eT Al.
&c" The course P0sus1 BY the agSs Injurious 70 reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Great Frasds In Li,erpeei.

IN connection wth the recent. NO may almost say
the pfe~a commercial eEs serious rsuds have coma "a
shi IN itsPooL Warrsais for the spprehensop Of two
hrokcrs-hr Osih. IT,. in the trade and Mr. a.
bennett In the timber tradehavs ben sVss la the d.,
eass alleged that fJr money alysnees cotton a. h,rs
ecaed 10 The banks which did beoa 20 sAe borroxs -
IN The latter bills stated to have been ra 10 a. ,,.,
~ ti0mO Other cases Of extensive aud have bces r.o
~ The local police ''P"i"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
Tie A.strtss Rssees.

TIE Austrian troops Who were encsmped IN no en-
yiroas Of Verona rosntsrsa foruess the Ieth
Ths resi- o the Ausise troop. remaining IN vsas, have
sso retired within vita the srosptica Of
trcas which Ooutinssd 70 sppes at vinshAEcA AsIui
roll ssA % the South Of the Msstrs railway
ne Ausuiaps hal siihArsuh from LssfolA TAsg coz
tinaed 20 burn the bridgsa
Austrian reSaforcsnsnts baA been sss, 10 Varsgsa and
were vpepsrins 10 defend the pAssaTe Of the rJrol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
s9As PvsssIass In Wsssvss, Nssssu sss Mssss
DarusstaAt-sLsss % Msass-

TSs FnnkfOrt contingent had been dssrmsd and
IassbazSsd. ed re military elabs clossd
SSsnhfst had pala eosDuOS Of 5000 900 sesihs isvsa
- nAisssnaEes q the Prasssb tTsopa
ne Pruss.ns had oceepsd wiesbadsD and HG~ts, and
as1 oounsnesd regular siege Of the fortress II A'nis
49, On The lhlse we're allowed pasI the sortL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
he aAspS nA~sf R.aa,

The liabilities Of the suspended Preston Banking
oS@BaSI we're estimated at fi;ooco The connection u
TIE batk With cotton transactions caqasd A.
pfesslon 10 Liverpool bat 10 great usess,Gsss
The liabilities ofths Bigminx AN Psnllne eomnsny A.. -.
ceftaiDed 10 b. fsOo 00c AID trsr a,ses xrs A 10 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
OUR EORnGN WAR CORRESPONDESCE.
REeRRnCR.

pryyIcuLrTxs ARnHo OUT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FuocuSKs-sHAnKYuL BEHAVIOR OF rHH Aus
IRIAs PaEss-THR REFLECTIVE WAITS OF Psus
ala AND IrALY-fRUBIA's PLACE. PROPORTIONS
-wAH TrTMs.
w. FL0nxscx, Jsly n iseA
War and victories commonly simplify the pending dii
entities but in The present. ease dcuss ariss even IRON
the most brilliant victories since Austria stunned BY her
,rsmeaduous defesi called Napoleon in 70 be tho umpire
and 70 arrange NOT only the italian but likewise the Ger
man question. Unhl now Austria and her sorth German
allies boosted always their patriotic German feeling hut
as soon ss they whipped they forgot thcf patriotism
ard sought Nspoeon's protection. Now Il u certain that
tsas the EmpcroIof France Who has knitted tho ne'hes u
the net In which Francis Joseph caught bat events
took ferent tern from that which expected They
believed in the 1ueu-s ihht II Italy came of victor,
Gus from the struggle that Germany To tho Maine would f
an easy prty 10 Prussia and that the great Aasnsn army
under Benedek would DO sue Dty able % cover Austria
and even inniet defeat on Prussia, SLIb ust uo re-
verse has happened Ia Msnno being defeated and Bene
dek undone The diplomatic position u, Therefore, re-
SeTsed NspoleoD does not like tho TOO RAPID sgssnose-
sympathiss 20 already fraaes JosePhs, not i bis
Amer he Gts "a Of July, Francis joseph wanted 10
give up Yenetia-but without tie 1ndentiEe country
vhb nee 1915 IL annered Tyro In order 20 be moro
able 10 withdraw bis army o. Italy from the South and To
hur against Prussia. Ills 5ri propositions % Napoleon
we've maze "a That sense, but the ffNuch lmifW N"ui
dare - propose 20 Italy such o0SanIy treason
sgainst her Prusssn siy; he insisted therefore, upon
ne1iaOn on sides the Sorib well - the sIuih,
and the neeotat s Time between Hapoeon. King
william and King VISITOR Emanuei sun tho Austfiaas
have already retired 5000 men nom Italy, leaving IN
;hc nvo forrcs'cs aboDt 10000 while the italian army
under CiE.li sil hBqss betWesn tie PO and The Adge
ana Rlcasoh IL continually tho railway between The
headquarters and The capital The feet, efer having er
barksi 5000 men A. KsTeHna, steamed swsy on the
oh mt; bat iof i've days hagn NJ ilfl4sf in-
f1rla'lon ether from Tho army 0r from no ngvT.
Both fncn rrI b1laf iy Iwrrh r'F pr ..t
ib.om.u. r.f4f, s.ie de italian LHl iecl
.slal,d VI ihe .sclJ.4fsbig dsi4gL GgfL-.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
nmyariA Dseiises . Tr.es.

Tie proposed truce between the Prassan' sn1 the
sAynsss nsd tie BavarAhs dseirS 70 scespt the Goa
asssoSs es~rud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

CoresIondenoe from Vienna states that The Aus-
s forces gathered oEs,hsr s he dsn,s Of yssEA are
a,.d .. 600 oo and Geld guns Its saA hat 100 90
seq are crowded vitb1 tbs inshcAsd Il Florisd0rf
saooo tssoOso EssA sOdisss Os YsEsA hare Ioasd
I'd szsrytAisg l.tossns The oozss eoaa.ei Inevitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

Ihe Archduks klbrecht hsd issued proclamation
sunss-sas bis assumption Of The command Of TIE Austrian
Ssny 81 Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
As..sis s,ai nspIss fs. ssess...

n, T.~" correspondent says the confidence OF
a.a - ga shaksa basas he DASabs MAJ ssss'ss
N. tss1. o. he EiA3 Success necessity fo' tie rrU'
o&saS
7ss ssaasqussss o 10 beyond esiealsi''s ne
,,.s,sss have saroAsa ns isao TIE snsmy' eSahuy
- h.ss ia Lossas srssses tbs real AID 90 siLs'
Gala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

Reception q NJ. Ter.

A dispatch from st. Petersburg says ersa, pse,s
POI the hssrsr Of the address sro he United State - n.
Emperor Of RR.A astipg NE czsr he sse.,s
from sssassraiion special rsespcn csnmistss has bssa
foyr,e1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

CDolera IS reported from various town. Of N
ILiied Kingdom though IL geHerAy Of the nTiti.A t,n
Seven dsata stated hare occurred II Dundes from *,
disease. AHd tao a. Soath sAls.iG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

BCRGLARY IN BRoADwAY.-Tts glass sn9 psss
store Of David w. Smith. No o5s Broadway. esFsd },
Sca BY fcresg opea the doSE the night a tie
I'D asst snd 20 Tors 81 F,ss and susnfty CT ukts ed
carried away altogether viped at sao Oesr befs
TIE Twenty ninth Precinct found pses II q he s,
boIes the paat Of HenTy SlaealS 90 No s Brad
wal s.asalr ARRESTED. and J.siiee Dodge =sd
him for TRIAL IN defselt Of bail
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
r,-,.,. ou.r. . s-.,.u.Is. Of sv-s.

Pressia oHers . szs7snsisu 81 Rv@s.
Ia Psris Nos.feEJ Of the 10th says: Prussia las
szs.esd tie susg-ssn Of Napoleon - abstain neD AZ
49, Of Issty fOrSrs dayA oOnahOa thA Arstria par
~ adnEAr eOz1,s sra wAin that tine The Ar'tssn Gov.
znsas<asss known ~ acceptance or refusal Of he
agreed spSs the repJ from Vienna b II the ErD
ave and Italy gives consent srnsOe be ssrsd IN
R-sAate,t
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Hssey Maykes.

The liscount demand At rho banks continued med
srate Ca tho Stock Exchange money 10 seht,v 10
creased demand 81 per eelt BANK rate aAeAsgse1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

The army bad been separated into two eorps, one
,azsr Gen CiAdhL oossns Of IS diyous and the sslsr
.nun,nd.d ey osa Ia ksrnors composed Of sin dvsions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

oBiruARY-Among the deaths Of last week us
Tat Of Asran isr d. Rsutos which sooa sos Saturday
his rssiaeses In TAirdsva For Tie deceased
long ieat q hfs city and took sers is'eress
nsEiopa pOtte. especially IA the Twenty trss Ward NJ
ssvorahy hDoss and h death u bs as,slJ rssfsis
By Q lszgs number el friends ard soa asistssos-
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Mise ~ sssh.

In The ride match between the members Of n
hoSstsc Lords and Conm0ss - wublsdsa, 1As ss..,
ware declared ne uinaers b. 10 Gafks. 80
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GENERAL NEWS.
CHEAT BRErAIN.

SPECIAL Dispasrhss frees Heavs's Cesssss ~
Asiaadc rsisaFaps.
FIVE IN roRwAY-RKroRn DENOMINATION IN Lon.
DOE AND SERIOUS Eior-yUsps ZOE PAYMENT o.
MEXICAN DIVIDENDS PRovIDsD-BIzAsuAL N
TMLroKycB.
JCLY l6-Tbe China arrived. Drontheim. Norway,
500 houses barned, 900 persons hocssless
Reform issgBs announce meeting % Thersday nexs ~
Hyde PArk. Auargeneat with Government The Homo
Secretary that promise Is made one gvoa 10
application for leave 10 hold meeting
some disturbance expected In Hyds PARK this evening"
The Home Secretary Sir Richard wayns dssrminsd
70 prevent the proposed political gatherings vhs the ad
yanesd Liberals resolved on hAEisgit Mr.. bright ssh
BY letter 90 foundation loes liberty stand Tie
right Of cur people hold political meeting In pae
park h denied
Jr 2t-Bsng Brcs snnounee that large rewittaress srs
on thar vAy TO pay the dividends the Msrioaa bonds
Cos,o money % ito ssi No alteration In BaHi rates
psctsd for . sesk.
Reform demonstration In hyde Park Yesterday Fihesn
hundred police deisehnert sa'rd protected the paTk The
gates were closed The mob broke tie iron railing and forced
entrance. Several persons were injured Ihe Horse
Guards charged the people BAT DID bes use heir swords
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

A decree had been officially promulgated OrsAniI-
ias an administrators Ear vsnst TAs Ms-qsis Psp-a bad
s.,n appointed italian cSnn.siSner Psdss sEnss MAJ
slni At visssAsA A1a gror AAsri at ROviss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

1As nsuilsus Of TIE 2is: says tha. Aus.rs has &C.
uVsd The psssosA Of PrassA 70 abstain fsss io'tss
Assg uhssA The Of viSznA VII Lave % zsis ia a.
..v,Asos o. he ssSsse4 q pr.lizisss.ss pssoe.
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fAEssano-measal
WONDERFULLY PLEASED.

steu, fosr DentAs siaes pnrrhased er ny ola Wness
0ee- s.sins A:eess Arsssy sss al. n sss
y 20 eess sJ q NE other saes tev she
n qtbsr Aied M a. sos1f.fsls psssl sr.fa ~
LsssS 81 Mr. A. 0riGs Ess sssfns- MIA
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TIE Axs,sisss FestIfyIss Tss-seivss 0.
veBetis.

Intelligence received from RovigO reports that ths
Au,ass had erected batteries ali The rss4s s.AsS 70
PsduA and Brsvsoa iss oon@ss4r Of s FORTRESS Of
Verona had Ordsrd :Ss ,nAse.ns prOtes ts'z''T''
with srovisions for ikrss BoBtAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

The LATE AssAULr.-Yesterdsy 0fieer Herbert Of
Of the T-eu,y s.vsnA Preeinct arrested JoAs Kelly
canal boat 10 the North River The prisoner tie "a
4nst s>st Matthew MeLourhh1 In terrh vkie
saoso 10 West s. and slso be hs thunb ssaslnr
woand The particulars have already been pahsAsc Iss
1tmt CorOaer Cover held tie accused 10 bail N The
Of o. 90 70 avail the rosuli Of bis vietns sJ1rsA
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Prsteetiea sf Vienna.

The Blrcomas.sr Of viynua bad issSed procisms-
ton casag cat tie EsrEteF Guard Cor he protection Of he
city IN he event q Hostile attack
In P.,h TIE vsbs mind mech Ioiisi in expectation
III eoHlag evena
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spAIN.


Tie Captain General Of Madrid had issued an orda
commanding al 10 BE- delivered ~ to the ssiAer1s
wlta!z o. hOGIG