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AUSTRIA
HFoRGAylZITION OF TrR ARMY

A Vienna telegram Of the 9th says: The follow
ing ,o points Of the proposed reform Of The Austrian
the army to be supplied with breeehOee smpidoaon Of
the conmissaTiat regulation new audit system and prompt
educational Institutions for the army tie formation Of officers
and sta officers lew law Of promotion; changes the
laws sleviaton OF the burdens Of the pubic Treasury by
bs reduction in the number Of officers and the partial
promotions and special ordinances with regard to
burroughs and removal from active service
CIRCULAR OF BARON BEUsT.
The following circular has been addressed by Baron Beus to
the agents Of the Austrian Government abroad
VMNNA Nov lsts-Hs Majesty the Emperor has degned
10 appoint his Minister Of Foreign Affairs Penetrated "
unbnded gratitude for this signal mark Of confidence have
no other ambition than 20 render myself worthy Of It. and 20 de
vote my whole life the service Of his Majesty withdrawing
10 profit by experience have gained elsewhere consider
myself however separated from political past from tho day
which, thanks the will Of his imperial and apostolic
~ become Austrian and shall only preserve IN ny neT
position the testimony Of deeply veneraied sovereign whom
feel served with zeal and fidelity IL wond suppose IN
especially at the commencement OF my ne" ohesL,
forgelness Of my duties TO believe me- capable OF
bringing 70 them preferences OF resenen RON "i no, IN
truth feel completely exempt Dsg YOU S.l, H0s u,
nv own interest," hut In that OF the EmPrors service 70
thoroughly understand this and to make ~ anoer1looa N
the conversations you may have on TINS subject Inc IN
pra gov all the efforts OF which must tend TO remove
the traces OF disastrous war Si remain ai 70 s ~,
peace and Cancellation which 1t has always followed Dut
while the unfortunate issue OF recent struggle renGeTs t
necessity the time imposes upon the Government ihe
duty OF showing itself more than ever Jealous OF us dgn
imperial missions will certain cause II TO Dc respected
under all circumstances and they will Dad IN me support
which will fail them II remsn for me 70 express TO you
the satisfaction experience upon entering into regular ea
INV duties 6y secondng the efforts shall make in order to full
FL them according 10 the intentions OF Our august master anu
30 that much regret not be felt for predecessor 50
Justly surrounded BY the and confidence OF his subo
mates
A sEsnoYPIcIAL PRUssIAs PAPER on THE APPOINTMENT
BEUsI.
BERLIN Nov The semiofncs Provincial Correspondence
of TODAY appointment OF Baron Won Beu Austrian
Minister Foreign Affairs only create dangers for those
who may attempt in the German question 40 inter
ference which said be definitely at end such an at
tempt would only the ruin Of those who made H. and
would impe Prussia 10 complete more quickly ana more deci
siVely th. national WORK Of Germany.
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part STILL the hfatUston eIss and TO tie
in Dublin Mr. Brghts mission almost as obDoACl % 70
the themselves simply because he preached mat me
wrongs OF Ireland be removed by reformed Paement
and by united constitutional action the part OF me Engeb
and Irish people This accounts for the dlsereotabe
tons which occurred 90 the meeting IN the Mechanics s
tute last night Mr. Bright however was enabled 10 dehN
his speech, to say his say
MILITARY AND POLICE PREcAUToHs IN IRELAND.
The FeemdRs Journal says If may Judge by certain
precautions being taken by the military ana ponce suno
rites IL oud that they do not totally disregard We @
Head Center that there VIII pe nRouns
Beggars Bush Barracks state OF defense The walls sur
rounding being strengthened IN many places ana hen
ING projections with oOphoes commanding the
various points which attack might be maze are Deg
constructed.
similar preparations for defence progress in several
military throughout the provinces there being large
number Of men now engaged strengthening the old foThca
lions Ahone Castle With respect TO the preparations on
the part Of the Metropolitan Police they principally consist IN
dgen training Of its various members IN the use oil the
revolver all those not duty being drilled every day 70 the
of 1t and the cuass which they are 10 carry during
this Winter % in the past 80,
The country consabuay have also got orders 10 perfect their
drill the time redoube their exetlons TO trace
out spprehend all and suspicious characters whose
movements doubtful From these IL would appear
that James Stephens st sufficiently powerful TO
alarm and disturbance in the minds Of the Government
authorities.
MILITARY SENTENCE ON A SUPPOSED PENlAH.
The sd Regiment assembled in the Royal spare Royal Bar
racks clock m. Friday I'd November 20 witness
drumming Of Private Curre OF the 9Th Foot who
short ago underwent agreeaby sentence of general
martial corporal punishment Of fifty ashes for supposed
connection with the feDian movement.
The usual fomaity Of reading the proceedings OF the court
having through the was marched
out ri back barracks under escort OF the
put up remainder Of his sentence VIZ two years npson
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NETWORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

logged which the Russian Government has DECLARED
holy religion in order eace IL entirely hom me hpgooD
Of Poland and the Empire OF Russia
ITALY AND THE TYRoL
MILAN Nov. 6The Perseverance, OF this evening hthteo
elections which just taken place IN the Province
Of Trntns for Deputies the Troese Diet have al
In the return Of members favorable TO the union OF e
with Italy. These deputes adds the Prsersrdnid
declared their intention not 20 sit in the Tyroese Diet Inc
habants Trnno sent address the Veneans 70
be occasion the entry Of King Victor Email
upl iio Venice
TIE KINGS ADDRESS TO THs VENETIAN DERIVATION;
The Venetian deputaon bad been received with greek emu
and state OF Turin Upon receiving the result Q. ING
pebcitum from the Venetian deputaon King Victor Ena
ue sud This day is the proudest Of my life Eighteen years
ago ny father proclaimed fom this city the Of ndeend
ence and to-day you bring the manifestations OF the pop
will in the Venetian provinces which united with lay
declare my fathers wish 10 be accomplished You confirm b
this what veneta did 1919 and has maintained
MP the present day with admirable constaney and a0roga
ton / therefore pay grateful tribute TO those generous
patrols who upheld the faith in the denies Of their country
by e,ey kind OF sacrifice and by then blood day foreign
dominion ceases forever Italy constituted not accom-
p,led Italians defend and make her great Ihe
iror restored Italy but 70 that crown prefer
theone vhich dearer he made by the love Of people
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A SINGULAR AND FATAL ACcIDRST-AD FOR THE
FREEDMEN.
Troy, Nov I7.-Sdney TOmpkins. wealthy farmer
Of saltwater Washington Co, met with his death yesterday
morning In very singular Upon visiting hs cattle
yard he discovered HAT Of his cows was IN great distress
In the Judgment Of potato In the throat Mr.
Tompkns undertook relieve the animal and for this purpose
thrust his arm partially down the mouth and throat Who
standing over t6e head the animal the in its agony
pressed lis head downward and suddenly eeyatng again
caught Mr. r. upon It's horns throwing him several feet into
The air In his descent he struck upon tho pang OF fence
one OF the pcc which entered his neck seeng one OF
The arteries from which he hed TO death in few moments
Mr. Tompkins widely known and greatly respected
Thomas Getiings, grocery keeper Of West Troy was
drowned last night the canal In front Of his place Of bnantss
He went ont 10 dip up pail Of wator when he fed in and
drowned before assistance could reach him.
THE Rev r. Long who Is engaged In the collection of
nds Tor the relief OF the freedmen and oyasts Of the Sosh.
bss COLLECTED nearly g. 900 IN this city and vicinity for the OBJ
iect named beside clothing. books &c. ...
effort viii be made before the assembling Of Coppess TO
tree ths President Gen Aonzo Alden Postmaster
~ tbIs cty and 10 appoint OF Thomas Carroll the
d,seeted in his aspirations for the Assem- by from tho
fov District The General appointed upon his military
record solely and having been wounded and TO great degree
asoualifed dchnrgng the active duties OF life the
o1auts for Office would dspace him and put mere yootl
The POSITION Another scheme contempt Ia tie removal se
Mr. p II Nehr, Assessor aud the appointment Of john =
Ball
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THE FENfdNS.

FAILURE TO FIND BILLS OP INDICTMENT AGAINST
SOME or THB PRISONERS.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO rss rRIpuSE
TORONTO. Nov la.-No bills Of indictment have been
found by the Grand jury against the following tenan
prisoner Who II s expected will shortly be discharged
from custody; number were TO have been discharged
this evening: Patrick Bellew, James Hogan, james
Lynch, Edward j. Morley, Thomas Callaghan, james
Quinlan, Thomas Wilkes Michael Corcoran, Martin Me
Cormck, Patrick OMalley, james Kelley, John Need
ham, Patrick Commons, Patrick Garvey, John Reid alias
John Casey, Thomas Dunn, John Meyfed, Patrick Doap
Michael Hart, James Cole alias Cahill, John DENIM
James Sanity William Brooks alias John Snyder, Andrew
Plamsburgh John Murphy, James Walters, William
Kengsn A. Hickman John Mahony, Michael Flanagan
Thomas Monday, james Mcdonald, John Dillon, George
Miller, Thomas Reynolds, William Madigan, Francis
Dennis Lenihan, Ps,er Morrison and John sheridan.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN CHICAGO.
DESTRUCTION OF EIGHT sToREs-Loss SRARLY HAIpA
MILLION OF DOLLARS

DESTRUCTION OF EIGHT sT0REs-Loss NEARLY HALP A
MILLION OF DOLLARS.
BIT TELAGEAPH
CHICAGO, Nov. ia fire occurred this morning,
which destroyed eight Lake and South Waterss IN
yovng loss OF $4,000 upon which the insurance is tsooO
The origin Of the fire unknown but the following are tho
details:
No $50 South wateFst where the FIRE first appeared was
owned BY VIM B. Ogden and occupied by Daniel BANKER ~
5000 Bankers loss s0Oo; insured $4,000 Nos e49 and
Isl South wsterst owned by Hayes valued at s24o
No Sas occupied by Murphy, BOYLE CLARK commission
merchants loss $50 600 insured $40 No 81 occupied
sred sla 600 No 55 South waers owned by the estate %
John Link valued $1,000 insured for COO occupied by
Swsetzy Smith Co.. nour commission merchants 1883
$4,000 insured for 5000
There were 5000 worth Of seedshake storage owned
IN Rochester Nos "a and 2l6 Lakest owned BY =
Hayes valued $50 insured $4,000 No 24 was occupied
By Charles L. Meyer manufacturer Of sash doors &e Ices
10 ps was occupied 6y RenbOd Msgnu. hardware loss.
$50 OOO insured for $4,000 No 2s Lakest was owned III
Fort WAYNE Ind and valued s50oo insured for tloe;
occupied by Elisha A Mears stoves and tinware Ices s2
insured 900 No gao owned BY the estate Of John Llns
VERGE Co. commission merchants; loss seoe insurance.
II impssB 20 get full reorganization Of all the osses Of
the insurance companies but the following are the osses OF
Eastern Companies far known Etna hanes',s1.
$40 600 London $4,000 Liverpool tl0 0O0 Lorard wv
Metropolitan 1000 Hartford IS 1000 Fulton 5000 Howard
OF New.York, 5000 Harmony $500 washington OF New"
York, t2ooo
AT FLORA, c. W.
FLORA C. W. Nov 1.-THE Flora Mills, owned
by y Frazer and leased BY whaw totally destroyed
by FIRE this morning The mill aud stock were valued Of 40
and were mostly insured.
DESTRUCTION OF THRATER AT PETERSBURG, VA.
ct szEsaRAPz 70 TRIBUNE
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. ls.-PhoeniI Hall, tho
only theaer in this city destroyed by fire at early hour
this morning The building was insured Tor seo or so IA
the Metropolitan Office Of New York which covers only about
half the loss.
Harry Macarthur closed engagement at the Hall lss night
His company lost all their wardrobe The fire accidental
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These tables show that ls3 clerks and messengers
and 312 females2 495 in sll-sre employed In the 10
Bureaus of the Treasury Department OF scost oil ABOUT
three and half millions year.
The number Of Patents TO be issued Tor the week
ending Nov H. is 1883. This is the smallest NUMBER
issued in any week for some time. The new plan Oh
prntine the specifications &c of Patents instead Of
having them copied, is working very successfully ana
is more satisfactory than the old method.
Gov Cummings Of Colorado has arrived mere ana
reports that the difficulty with the Utes, which at one
time threatened TO be serious, has been snicaDiy
settled and that they are peaceable and quiet Inc
reports received at the Indian Bureau indicate tnh
the danger of Indian war on the Plains mas oeeh
obviated, and such arrangements have been maae ss
will il is believed secure peace with the indians
notwithstanding the efforts OF bad white men 10 Gre
ate trouble between the whites and Indians for their
own base purposes.
The proper accounting officer of the Treasury has
decided that when an employee Of the Government
files his account for pay and makes an error against
himself. the true amount due must be paid.
The Bureau of Statistics authorized by act OF the
iast Congress now under the direction OF MI. Del"
evan, is working very efficiently, and the work mss
been so systematzed 70 largely increase tne results
In December next the annual statistics OF trade and
commerce up TO the close Of the last fiscal year VIII
be printed and laid before Congress. Next week
monthly statements for the present fiscal year VIII DO
prepared and published, and will be puolshed monthly
hereafter and win furnish information ana STATISTICS
Of great value to business men,
A ridiculous report has been telegraphed to New
York paper and reiterated Of the abstraction or THEFT
of thousand stand Of arms from the Government Az
nory in this city, The absurdity oil this eanard VIII
be appreciated when the fact is stated that there are
no arms in the Amory nor has there been for some
time it being used for the storage OF old tents and
other military debris belonging 10 the Government
Major. Gen. John A. Dix arrived here this morning
and had an interview With the President and Secretary
of State II is understood that Gen. Dix is here TO re-
oeye his instructions preparatory 20 leaving for Paris
20 assume the duties Of tho Mission 20 France
The Hon John Morrifsry p;dved here this morn
ire, ard IS stopping at Willerl's Heel
VeTy few removals or Apo D'i4enis aie be.ne hiade
now ~ tho President for pchaes feaecDs The ~ suo
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FRANCE.
HILLARY ppnpnANIzAT1oN.

The Monitevr Arnc publishes article upon the iner
by Paris journals relnye 10 the PROPOSED re-
organization OF the army and the National Guard WIZ
before the formation of reserve The eectVe
strength Of 100000 men is peace establishment and WIZ NOT
therefore be reduced The Of the commission appointed
report this question will be TO discover the best means Of
constituting reserve always available considerable aud
better Instructed exercised than the present Such an
suion viii permit any reduction in the war budget nut
will the contrary necesstate some sacrmces lndhptLeaue
for the honor and security Of the country.
THE EMPRESS OF hEXlCo.
dispatch OF the Jth from Trieste says Intelligence re-
cyed here from MmaT states that the general health Of the
Empress Charlotte Teassmng and that the imaginary
fears which Her Majesty friends had hitherto entertained have
partially diminished and partially disappeared IL has how
been decided II rccauon that the eeuson
Ia which the Empress has lived suce her hTN6lat Mnaf
shan te continued for the present
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TURKEY.
THE NsURRBCTIOS IN GAMBIA lREPoRTED TO BE AT
TURKEY.

CoSsTASTNoPLB, Nov. THE Instruction is sta
ted be end Three engagements have taken place az
(otah in which the insurgents Killed All the Saha
koi chiefs 80 in number made their Submission. AkH fasha
is % b. Governor eaera OF the Island The randAer WI
further eoDcesslous FOR the Christians from the Stan
Leeatons Of Foreign Powers have addsseda Collective note
20 c Porte upon The establishment Of life boat s4uons upon
thecoast al the Black Sea
L-Coy-TANrNortP Nov &-Ibe insIrrecuon IN
Calda end Since the engagement 81 Jryses tAe l
surruts have been making lcr submission 70 ihe lmp'Hh
butterflies. I'D. . ,
CtysrANrNoPtE Nov 6ACcofding 20 intelligence received
here from Canda the phakiot leaders have completely sub
u5d the Turkish authority and have hd down NOR arms
Mot Greek subjects WHO took IaTt In the nsurecioh
are returning 20 Greece Many Greek prisoners however have
teei brought this city The difficulties btTe ne rtsh
Authorities % Cyprus aud the UnttG states ton'nl 10 mat
island are nov adjusted The Rnssian Government have
eonen,d allow portion NJ the fhasan population 20 en-
rf1e Turkey Neyrt- Pbsha has t',n uppouted mt et"H
l,rH. n & sff
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CUBA.
-uoDIrrcAnos OF QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

r -MoDIFrcATos OF QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
NJ fsLssaipu sorur rnisusa
WAsHISeTos, Nov. Ie-The Consul-General at
Havsns writes the Department Of State under date Of Nov
o. ~ follows 'l.l e.. in
Hs EIceeuey the Governors eIesl has Just communicated
60 this Oss thai the quarantine regulations have peh iltr
modified thR vessels leaving all PORTS 81 tho Ut'd oh
except from PHILADELPHIA aud Now 0rosus FOR ports ~ me Is
Ind Of Cub III bills Of health properly udoitl by the
Srsb Cri aui without scEr,f on board during e yoy
nee sLal 10 permitted 10 enter and dtehage NOR
,,sAe,rs aud oAlg And 'essss coming nun thAsepih
AID New OL'ar shalhs Guaranteed tJ0 days io 'ife'l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY hAhhbIs
LONDON Nov. I7-Noon.-C onsos for money are firm at
yesierday's quotations. eO..
The following opening prices for American Secur
Ties; United States zoos 5ol Illinois Central shares, ~
Erie shares, 49i.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
ITERrooI, Nov. l7-NOon.-Mdding Uplands opens at
SSd
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-THE Cotton market opens steadily,
with sales estimated 1000 bales Mddng Upands still
quoted at I'D, and Texas Middlngs at l45d
LIVERPOOL BRBADsTUPFs MARKET
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1.-THE market for all descriptions Of
Breadsus active and prices show general improve
Gent-Four being Cd 8is 2 bbl and Corn 3D. y quarter
agher Wheat also exhibits upward tendency for prime
torts
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LNrEroOI Nov lizard is depressed under the sdyice
from the United States and quotations about Pa Cd lower
IA the week closing with sellers at JOs. per cvt
UNITED STATES BONDS IN GERMANY.
LONDON Nov. IA telegram from Frankfort dated this
forenoon reports he closing price American go bonds last
lFrday) evening ,Jlo55l.
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THE DANUBIAN PRINClrALIT1ES.
RETURN Up THB H0sP0DAR.

dispatch from Bucharest says: Great enthusiasm
displayed by the Inhabitants The return OF tie opodar
this capital His Hghnes met at the gates Of The palace
by Cabinet Ministers tho Metropolitan the bishops and OH
the officials city. The Prince aerward reviewed ths
garrison and the National Guard from the balcony Of the
RECOGNITION OF THE HosPoDAR BY RUSSIA.
BucHAREsr Nov 1.-THE Russian Consul General at BGeha
rest his staff received yesterday by the Hospodar IN
solemn audience and the latter received from the Russian
s the announcement Of bis recognition by tie Gar Or Prince
Of DE Danubihn Principaities
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RUSSIA.
THE WAR AGAINST B0KHARA.

Intelligence from Bokhara states that the Emir had
released the Russian whom he had captured but bad
Homecoming from the the expiration OF the term fixed
BY Russians for reply TO the proposals they had made 70
the Emr the Russian Governor General frosa
the Bokharian frontier and after siege which lasted eight
days by assault on the Cd ult the fortress Of Utrbe cap
turing 6 guns four ags ind many prisoners Inc usshs
s stated lost three officers 100 killed and wounded
The enemys losses considerable.
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sAxONY
RETURN oP THE ROYAL TAMI

The King and Queen, the Crown Prince and PM
cess and Prince George 0ndhs Cousor arrived Al Dresden
on the Sd AMID The ringing OF bills aid great ehthIasm on ne
part Of the inhabitants The royal party ~ once proceeded 70
he palace which bad been chiy decorated fo her reception
II reported that II lew days the King Of Ssohy would
Vay o visit 20 Berlin.
NE Dresden o1o joarna declares hat tho KING vii itt
lay and unfeseojy carry out al tte Obligations Of he tr
uf VtaCC
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PRUSSIA.


The progress made in the preliminary Tor tie or
ganlaiion the North German Coniedoratcn vail ~ Re
LEVIED enable the New German GIaDent TO assemble at inc
beginning Of neat year.
MILITARY SERVICE HANOVER.
Ministerial order had been published a Hanover lnodue
ing the ysen If general liability TO military service tbs ytH
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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. I7-Noon-The steamship Virginia
Teh sailed nom Nea York Nov g. arrived here ts morning
u route to Liverpool
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By STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City Of Boston, Capt Brooks,
gch tt Liverpool u the tn and Queenstown On
he eth OF November arrived at this port yesterday.
Tho Belgian arrived at Liverpool and the City Of Washing
ton az Q1cesstoVa on ;ta evening Of the eth inst
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 NOV. IL,
ENGLAND.
TBB ALABAMA CLAIMS.

LONDON Saturday, Nov. I7-Noon.
The London Times Of this morning in an editorial
Iays 1.-The Government has present intention to re-
fer the Alabama claims TO the consideration of Royal
Commission The design is" The London Times con-
linues to empower such Commission TO institute
enquiries in regard to the neutrality laws without
prejudice to the Alabama claims which are st under
consideration" Lord Cranworth, it was thought,
would be chosen President of this Commission.
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FRANCE.

ARRIVAL OF GEN. DIxs PANTY.
PARIS, Nov l7--NOOn.
The family of MaorGen. John a. Dix arrived here
O-daV
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BOSTON.

StPrOSLD DRArA IRON Chulfkh.
~ y LreHATH ms rxsrSr
Rosrov Nov l7.--Dr William T. Tcglsoul. !
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TROY.

A SINGULAR AND FATAL AocIDsSr-AID FOR THE
FREEDMEN.