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SOLDIERS BOUNTY.
A Statement Of who are Entitled to
gBOunty Under thei Act of July 2Sth,

A Statement of who are Entitled to
gBOunty Under thei Act of July 2Sth,
1866.
New York, Oct ga Times Washing
ton special says: Under the bounty act of
July IS, 1856, the mother and father, pro-
vided there has been no abandonment on
either side, are jointly entitled to receive
payment of the bounty. The widow remar-
ried before the act, there being no minor
children, is entitled to the bounty; and where
the heirs of soldier claimed the bounty
provided by the act of July %, 1866, it Is
decided that where the soldier died before
the passage of the act, from causes other
than wounds or diseases contracted in the
service, the bounty descends in the order
and conditions named in the law.
The case if precisely parallel TO that OF the
soldier to whom bounty is granted by the
act of March 3, 1868, for less than two years
service when discharged for wounds received
in battle, No provision was made for the
descent Of the bounty of the soldier who
died without receiving it, and it was held to
be personal to the beneficiary, and that it
did not descend. Congress sanctioned this
construction, and passed an elaborate section
on March 3, 1865, providing for the descent,
in a prescribed order of inheritance; thus
by implication asserting that it could not
descend without express provision of law.
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FRnnf TIE PLAINS.
Fifteen Thousand Indians on the War
Pafh-GOId from COIOrRdO-Afairs at
salt UaE.0 Cifv

Fifteen Thousand Indians on tho War
Pafh-GOId from COIOrRdO-Ahairs at
Salt Lake City.
New York, Oct 27.-The Tribunes's
Chicago special says: Evidences Of wide
spread trouble on the Indian frontier have
accumulated more rapidly than usual with
in the last few days, and general war is
really imminent Gen. Sherman has now
ceased to doubt the alarming reports, and is
hurrying forward troops with the utmost
dispatch and energy to all unprotected dis
tricts. Fifteen thousand Indian warriors,
by the latest advices, are already on the war
path.
The Herald's Levenworth dispatch says
that nine hundred and thirty-fve ounces Of
gold dust were shipped from Colorado dur
ing the week ending the 18th inst, which
is an Increase of 1000 worth over the ship
ments of the previous week.
A dispatch from Fort Leayenworth to the
Herald SAYS DR.. Robinson, of Utah, the
superintendent of the only Christian Sab
bath Schoolin Salt Lake City, was murdered
by the Mormons on the oath. General
Conner formally commanding in Utah, tele-
graphs that the Gentiles of that city are
panic stricken, and advises the Rev. DR..
Norman McLead not to return again to that
city.
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New York, Oct 27.-The Evening Ex-
press says the ertence of Col. Lynch to
death, still continues to be an exciting topic
in Fenian circles. There seems to be a gen.
eral opinion among the brotherhood that the
sentence will not be carried out, and that all
the prisoners will be sent to jail for life.
This anticipation had the effect Of materially
modifying the feeling against the Canadian
Government which would otherwise exist.
1t is understood that mass meeting will be
called in this city to express sympathy with
Col. Lynch and his associates, and take steps
to procure his release.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


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n with 5 or rooms, kitchen, store rooms.
and necessary out-huildings, situated on the
Charlotte Pike, two miles West Of the Capitol.
The well-knowp residence Of the late MATTHEW
BARROW. Apply at the Law once Of
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No . Colonnade Building, Cherry ST.
oct2S--1W
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-It is reported
on good authority, that Gov. Wells and
Judge Howell, who claims to be President
of the Constitutional Convention Of 1864,
are about re-convening that body, and have
an election to fill vacansies. The Governor
saws he has assurance from leading mem
bers that he will be retained by force il
necessary.
A gentleman just returned from the
river parishes, reports the crops far smaller
than heretofore stated. He saysfve-eighths
of the crop already in the market is from
the river region.
A Freedman's Bureau official says in
Concordia parish forty-two thousand acres
were planted in cotton, and only 1000 bales
are made. There will be great suffering
among agriculturalists.
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no CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i the Office Of the Chairman Of Street Com
mittee, No. . North College street, until Mon
day, November 5th, for construction Of TWO
STONE ARCHED BRIDGES-Oue across Lick
Branch on North College street. and one across
Wilson's Spring Branch on South Water street.
Bidders Will the price per perch for rubble
masonry and for arch masonry, and the price per
cubic yard for excavation of foundations and
filling the street over the bridge; and also the
time of completion Of the work.
Plans, specifications. etc., can be seen at the
Office of the City Engineer, No. North Cherry
street. GEO. S. KINNEY,
Chairman Street Committee.
Nashville. October %, 1866.
Oct2T-td
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From washington.

New York, Oct. 26.-The HeraId's
Washington special says that the receipts
from customs at the following named ports
from the 18th to the Goth inst, were as fol-
lows: New York, S2,6S0,172 Boston, $685.
92l; Philadelphia, S174,500; Baltimore,
STOP, ga; total, So, 295, 327. The receipts at
New Orleans from the 9th to the 18th inst,
amounted to 81, 252.
The President has ordered the appoint
ment of Gen. Gordon Granger as Colonel OF
one of the new infantry regiments.
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FOR RENT

THE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE
Il No, IL south summer street. y IN be rented M 1,
lese Of next year. For particulars. enquire a
ABOVE l0ct2i--iC
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A Trnin CoIIision. etc

Troy, N. Y, Oct. 27.-The Saratoga
train while backing across the river bridge
from Green Island, tonight, collided with a
train which was crossing from this side Jno.
Mccormick, an employee in Gilbert & Bush
car mandatory, on the island, was standing
on the rear platform of the last car, he was
thrown from the platform by the force of
the collision, and fallingunder the cars, was
so badly mutilated that he died in about
half an hour after the accident occurred.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Activity at Military Headquarters
Parish Rapids in state of Anarchy.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Heralds New
Orleans special says: am officially informed
that Ortega and staff are now here, and will
not be permitted to enter Mexico, but may,
perhaps, be arrested here.
The military commander is absent for a
few days, but there is an unusual stir at head
quarters. 1t is thought that there is some
thing on the tapis.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says,
that Judge Cody, who presided at recent
term of the Circuit Court at Alexandria, has
returned to this city, and represents the
Parish Rapids as being in state of an
archY
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Dealt, of 1t. Payne. etc.

QUEBEC, Oct. 27'-Lt Payne of the Royal
Artillery, died last night from injuries re
ceived at the late fire while rendering assis-
lance.
Twelve prosecutions were issued yesterday
from the Recorders Court, for erecting
wooden buildings in the burnt district.
The City Counsel decides to erect tele-
graph fire alarm throughout the city.
Snow fell last night to the depth of one
inch:
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FORTRESS MONROE Oct. 27.-Important
railroad measures have been consumunated
in Norfolk, which win prove a vast advan-
tage to the town and to the railroad interest
of South Virginia. General Malone, ac-
companied by ]. w. Robertson, of the Geor-
gias Western and Atlantic Company, 10. B.
Branner, President of the Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, and Others, have arrived
on tour Of inspection of the various roads
between there and the Mississippi Valley.
A satisfactory arrangement was made, and
schedule of freights has been entered into,
which will give a thorough connection to
trade and travel between Norfolk and Mem
vhso
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LOUISIANA

eastern ba f5 "a Tennessee BOnds...70
northern pan Dan '''-I az Davidson Co. Bonds 20
southern DaiiA'' -''''''O L. and N. R. r. SeriptS0
GEORGIA The above bonds are
Central Railroad Bank 20 bought with coupons
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Stock. .....-30
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rcuian HDeI,ement I'm New Yorh

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The news OF the
conviction and sentence TO death Of Col.
Lynch, the Fenian, created the greatest ex-
element among the Irish citizens Of New
York. The Common Council convened and
passed resolutions requesting the Canadian
authorities 10 pardon the prisoner, and ask
ing the President to use efforts 10 procure
the same.
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I President JUAREz is the acknowledged
head of the Liberal government of Mexico.
am General, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, p. III. SHERIDAN,
Major General .. S. A.
Brevet Brigadier General ]. L. SEDG-
WICK, commanding the sl;b-district Of the
Rio Grande, Brownsville, Texas.
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THE IMMINENT DEATH or NAPO-
LEON.

The dispatch this morning announcing
that the great monarch Of France is expect
ed to die any day, will create a profound
sensation, as well in this country as in Eu-
rope. For France, such an event would be
the signal Of a calamity almost inevitable.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, c. E, Oct. 27.-The news
that Lynch, the Fenian, who has been
sentenced to death, at Toronto, has caused
much discussion here. The Witness is not
in favor Of carrying out the sentence, as
there is no evidence that he actually COM
mitted murder. His crime is purely polii-
cal.
Another large lot Of war material has
arrived from England.
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Central Bank of Na..-.D
Danville Bank......;.:-..2O
Exchange Bank.Of Va.20
Fairmount Bank.......7O
Farmers Bank of Fin
plStle-...........s.......... %
Farmers' Bank of Va..,2O
Manufacturers Ind
Farmers ..................SO
Merchants Bank.~.-".4O
Merchants and Me-
ehanics' ....................l2
Northwestern Bank~.9Q
Southwestern Bank.".2
Traders Bank............25
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rRnm NEW YORK.
Arrested for Fraud-The ChOIer

Arrested for Fraud-The Cholera
New York, Oct 27.-Otto Arnauz, a
clerk at the Republican Naturalization Of
fee, No. 6 Center street, and Phillip Melting
and Henry Smith, were arrested yesterday,
charged with forging the name of Judge
Morrill,, Of the Supreme Court, to naturali-
cation certificates. The accused were com
mitted to Jail in default of $1,000 bail TO
answer.
For the twenty hours ending o'clock
this P. n, six cases of cholera have been re-
ported, of which two were fatal. The disease
has practically disappeared.
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LIBERAL ADVANCES,
Sell, Store, or Ship, O1s the most
Favorable Terms.

Parties favoring us with their business may
depend on it receiving prompt and careful
attention. A A. SPENCER a. CO.,
Southeast corner Of Church and College SITS.
Oct26-tf
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The New York TgEes says: With the
President removed, and Gen. GRANT ofici-
ally decapitated, and the Southern States re-
ducod to territories, and the Southern whites
held in bondsge, and with BGowNLow and
BurrlsR and PHuLrs running the ma
chine . the condition and fate Of the RePub-
lie might be confidently foretold. What
would fiye-tweniies be worth then?
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The renInn TriaIs--AppeaI to Irishmen.

BUFFALO, Oct 27.-An appeal is published
in the morning papers for grand Fenian
mass meeting, at St. James Hall, Sunday
night. The following is the conclusion
Of it:
Irishmen, the English Government is
about to re-enact on American soil its deluge
of blood Irish patriots are to be sacrificed.
Can you, will you rise in your might and
trample your enemies to the dust? Ameri-
cans an American citizen has been con-
demned to death for treason to a foreign
government. Are our naturalization laws
null and void? Was the war Of 1912 fought
in vain? Is America to be republican or
despotic? Come and answer.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-28
THE SPEECH or JUDGE JOHN y
URIEN.

The speech delivered before the Conserva-
tive Convention yesterday by this gentlemen
will be found entire in our columns this
morning. 1t is very able calculation OF
the main political issues now pending be-
fore the people OF this country, and deserves
an attentive reading. There have been few
efforts Of the kind presenting as ioroibly
the strong points agains, she Radical policy,
and viii add to the reputation Of the author
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-28
Expected Death of the Emperor Ma
pOleon.

New York, Oct. 27.-The Tribune's Ber-
lin correspondent of the 18th inst. says: The
celebrated DIR. Largerbeck, chief surgeon Of
our army, left some days ago for Bareuth, to
consult with the physicians of the French
Emperor on the possibility of an operation.
Yesterday a dispatch was received from our
embassy, at Paris, saying that there was no
hope for the recovery of Napoleon, and that
his death may be hourly expected, though
the fact is still being kept secret.
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-The examination
of witnesses against the Police Commission
ers, before Gov. Swami, was continued at
Annapolis to-day at O'Clock. The case
was adjourned till Monday, when it is be-
lieved matters will be ended.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-28

1lHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TENNESSEE
Il and Alabama. Central, Southern and Tennes-
see and Alabama Central Railroad Companies arc
notified that the Directors Of these Compauies
having agreed upon terms Of Consolidation. an
der the name and style Of Nashville and Decatur
Railroad Company an election will Dc held M
Of November. for fifteen Directors In AID NIsb-
vile and Decatur Railroad Company
oet1sh .JN0. BAIRD. Secretary.
n Inc Review, Eranklin; Herald and Gazette.
Columbia; Pulaski Citizen Pulaski. Athens Pgsf
Athens; Huntsville Independent Huntsville. will
please copy.
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NEWARK, n. J., Oct 27.-The jury in
the case Of John Dunn, on trial for murder
in the Essex County Court, returned YER
dict this evening Of murder in the second
degree.
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BYTELEGRA.PH.
THE msFnCHB OF IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS
From Chicngo.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27--Advices of additional
destruction upon the lake in the late storm
continues to come in. The devastation was
very extensive.
Fourteen inches of snow fell in the Lake
Superior mining regions yesterday.
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I HANETAkEN AN OFFICE WITH JAMES
4 WIRELESS Co, Nos. a and ~ So1ib
proceed 70 weigh all Cotton 10 be Taxed in this
District. Those holding Cotton will notify me at
my ONCE. CHARLES NJ. BALDWIN
Meigher Of Cotton, Fifth District, tennessee.
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TIE CINCINNATI Ga.e.ls avs:

Aht AAANAAltatA bN-'tit HAH -
The President has determined 10 let of
all the scoundrels North and South.
From the style in which he is abused and
Threatened, some Of the Northern scoundrels
don't seem disposed 70 LET him OF.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-28

We regret to learn that the Hon. MERB-
DrrH p. GENTRY is lying, at the residence
Of a kinsman near this city, in an illness
from which, it is feared, he will not recover.
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About the Trial of the Fenians.

TORONTO, Oct. 27.-No other trial of Fee
mans will take place before Wednesday, as
Mr.. Mckenzie, who is retained by the
American Consul to defend all American
citizens, is not ready for trial.
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DR0PoSES To RENT. OR LEASE. HER
a tlneIy improved Cotton Plantation. con
tanning Twelve Hundred Acres Of Is,lusi
situated N four miles Of Pulaski. For particulars
applyt to Dr. ATCHIS0N, Nashville
oet2S-tf
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Revising the Amy AppoIniment III

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Posts special
says the President and Generals Grant and
Sherman are engaged in revising the list Of
appointments in the regular army, prepare
tory to announcing it.
The Post denies that the parties detected
in the naturalization forgeries were con-
nected with the Republican headquarters,
and says these frauds have been carried on
for the purpose of making money.
The family of Gen. Dix sailed in the Argo
to-day. Gen. D. will leave for France prob
ably next month.
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FOR SAFE

A LARGE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
"a eOntalng elven rooms, besides store rooms
pantry, and cellar, also two story brick kitchen
and other out houses, two good cisterns all stu
ated on an elevated lot, fronting 223 feet on the
Gallatln Pike, and running back 30 f. ct to an
alley. The whole premises handsomely decorated
with shrubbery and evergreens, and a choice col
lection OF fruit trees grape vines. etc. within Eve
minutes walk Of the Suspension Bridge.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
Octzf--W Agents.
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NotIee 20 shippers or Nolfon.

ASSESSORS OFFICE. D
UNIrED STATES IErERxtL REYEyuE.
SECOED DIsT. TgEs.. N AsHYILLE. I'd Oct .lsl6.
CHARLES II. BALDWIN has BEEN AP-
- pointed Weigher Of Cotton for the san District
The following places in this city are Delegated
a. points where Cotton vii be weighed. via:
J. A. MeAniEter 4 Co. Broad street.
Bailey. Ordsay Co..
stration. Cheney Co..
james Whsless & Co.. College street.
HUH MeCres 4 Co. Market street
c. r. Parsons 4 Co..
Ailisoa Bros.
Reid. Chadbourns & Co.. Market street
smilh. Parkcl A stark.
And at any othsr point in the city or district where
Cotton may be collected fog shipnsiL
JOHN McCLELLAND.
oct23-3t Assessor.
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a RIr lnme nr RiIIIar,Is.

BosToN, Oct ga game of billiards Of
fifteen hundred points, carom, was played
last night between VIM. GOldthwaite and Z.
Daniels, the latter having five hundred
points given him. Goldthwaite was the
winner
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RHos. s. MARI, So. TARBox,
President. Cashier.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotation care liable to huctuate,
but may be depended on tor a sufficient length of
time for remittances to be received by mail or
express, ifforwarded with outdelay.
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To our patrons. we would say that our Prescrip-
ton Books we're preserved. any Prescriptions
they desire repeated be done By calling at the
Drug store Of Aessrs. X. P. JENKINS & CO.,
Market street. opposite Union.
Very respectfully.
Oct27-tf
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON
ARCHITECTS,

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DLANS. SPECIFICATIONS Avn rSrr
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REFER TO
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r. II. THOMPSON, R0RFRT Tfo,'ps,,
Maj. W. B. LEWIS.
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G IL ICE RIES, FAMILY
SUP PLIES. Etc.

WE ARE STILL SELLING THE BEST
w Family Flour at SI5 90. We have received
the incest sweetest lot Of country Hams and
Sides ever seen. We have Sugar Cured Hams
Beef and Tongues, and many other good things
Cheap for Cash 1t will pay to come and see US
ii. B. PLUMMER K CO.
Oet2l-Zw Masonic Temple.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 SO heroieally to save our stock on the morn
ing OF the late CONFEDERATION. desire 70 express
our grateful thanks. To them We are indebted
Tor all that was saved and we shall ever cherish
their names as friends indeed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED
CONSOLIDATION

A T TIE ST. CLOUD HOTEL. sIx(e1
"A white boys, about fifteen years old. for Bel
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Baltimore Police Commissioners TO be
Rannnvad.

BALTIMORE Oct. 27.-There seems to be
a general impression here that Governor
Swami will remove the Police Commits
siOnprs
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WANTED----AGENTS.

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Machines sell well in connection with Books. but
pay much larger per cent. For terms. address
US ct Franklin, Simpson county, Kentucky.
S. NJ. T0LIYER 4 CO.,
OctT-1y -N' 'D0 NO4''''
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The Euronenn CrIsis.

The Persia's adyices leave the Ger
man war question undecided,-though
the very latest dispatches give currency
to vague rnmor that hostilities had
commenced, but tcherc, or by tchom, is
not stated. Prominence is given TO the
efforts England, France and Prussia
are conformity making to persuade the
tO-be belligerentS to come into a Peace
Congress, to settle their differences,
but nobody seems to have any faith in
their success, save the "bullsp on the
Bourse, and the London Stock Ex-
change. It's understood that if n Con-
gress can be got, the programme will
be,-1st, to submit the Schleswig-Hol-
stein question to the decision of the in
habitaats, tthe Yankee squatter soyer-
eighty idea,); I'd, that the proposal pre-
scented by Prussia for reform of the
Federal Constitution be examined, in SO
far as IL may relate to the equilibrium
of Europe; and, Sd, that Venetia he
coded to Italy for certain compensa-
tion, Italy guaranteeing and recognize
ing the temporal sovereignty OF the
Pope within its present limits. We
adhere to the conviction that these pro-
positions come too late. Austria will
never give up or sell Venetia, as long
as she can bring into the field n million
of armed men TO enable her to show it.
She has certainly displayed no dispo-
sition to sell out, but ON the contrary,
has been concentrating SO vast body
of troops in that quarter as to plainly
show that il anybody wants Venetia
they must fight for il,