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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-28

The subscribers have received during the
past few days fine stock Of
NEW GOODS
purchased for cash, and, we believe very cheap.
etake this occasion to express our thanks
to our friends for the friendly and substantial
greeting they have given US since opening our
doors.
We hope from time to time to make such ad-
ditons to our stock as will keep it full and COM
plete, and render it unnecessary for our citizens
to go elsewhere to make their purchases.
We extend a cordial invitation to our friends
both in town and country to favor US with a
call, or to send us their orders.
gss- OUR TERMS ARE CASH. ~
WILMER s. STAY MAKER,
ap4-tf n. e. corner King and ROYAL SITS.
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II T A N 8
Just received from New York large supply
of FANS, Palm Leaf Paper, Linen and Silk.
FULFILLING in great variety.
KNITTING COTTON, all numbers.
EMBROIDERING BRAIDS, Silk Worsted
and Mohair.
EMBROIDERY SILKS, all colorL
VELVET RIBBONS, all widths.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. fine line OF
Mosquito Netting Machine Silk, all colors
Clirk's md Coats's Spool Cotton, &C., &C., to-;
which invite the attention of purchasers.
CHARLES w. GREEN,
No II, North Fairfax street,
ie 1T Mansion House Building.
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DIED.

This morning Mrs. KATHERINE H, widow
of Dr. Daniel Bedinger. N.s-The funeral will
take place from her late residence, on St. Asaph
street, tomorrow Sunday morning at 9!
@ clock
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS II
~ AT NJ. FLEISCHER'S,

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
~ AT NJ. FLEISCHERS,
No. 1G1, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
I respectfully inform my friends and custom
crs that have, owing to the present difficulties
therefore, will state that am receiving, in small
lots, NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
which I am disposing of At my former low
prices, viz:
4 Cottons at 25c.
Organdie Lawns, Csc.
Hosiery. Zoe. per pair
Hair Nets, l0c.
Hoop Skirts, 81.
Ladies' CATERS S1.75.
Morocco Boots, SIPS.
Also, full stock of White Goods, at very low
Please call and examine my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Je Zl-tl
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NOTICE-Reportsp rejudcial to my stand
~ ing as merchant, and designed to effect
my character, having been put in circulation by
some evil disposed persons, this is to give notice
that having heard the said reports, [ take this
method Of announcing them as maliciously
false, and only done to injure me personality
With those with whom am personally &C
buainted no notice of this sort would be requisit,
but it may be necessary to sustain my char
acter before the public generally:
JOHN P. KEYS,
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TIE NEGRO NlUsTERINGs and driIlines that
go on day and night in this city, if not encour-
aged by the supreme authorities here. deserve
thelr especial notice. They boda no good to
this community The better class of our col
orcd population have ne manner of connection
with them. On the contrary, they strongly
disapproye Of taenl, and view them with anx-
.ety and alarm. Most Of those who engage in
.hcm are the strange negroes who, in these I'M
settled times have found their way here
They are Tor the most part Migrants, without
any visible means Of support, and would, per
hapS, come under the vagrant law. This point
can be settled by Gun respected Mayor There
IS authority somewhere to stop these threaten
ing proceedings. If the Mayor cannot, and
the military authorities will not do so, the
Common Council should take the subject in
hand. The Governor should be appealed to-.
and II he will not act, the President's Inferno.
sltlon should be invoked A committee of the
Common Council should be appointed to act in
the promises, and to carry this subject from
one authority to another until relief shall be
obtained. This affair should be taken in hand
DOW, before tic great mischief it threatens
shall have occurred.-Rtcb. JFhig.
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is announced in the Winchester Times
! TINS week that that paper has passed into the
hands ma OF Mr.. n. B. Mead and r. w. Hunter.
we wish the editors every success.
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MFRS. O. L. 81 N P S 0 N
FASHIONABLE MILLlNER,

NO. 9, SOUTH COLUMBUS STREET.
Having just returned from New York she ID
now PREPARED to offer to the ladies Of Ale1an-
dria, q cheaper, and finer assortment of
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
SILKS
AND GRAPES,
than she mas ever offered before Also, all the
different STYLES Of STRAW GOODS, including
the GIPS1ES, which are very beautiful-to all
of which she would call your earliest attention.
Particular attention will be paid to Altering,
Bleaching, Dyeing, and Pressing Straw BonnetS
and Hats mar 30-tf
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Cash Assets. .....................S 1,5S5,O0J

The above FIRsT-CLAsS COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed by the
last Legislature requiring deposit of $4,000
ed is now prepared to issue policies in all, or
either of them on all descriptions Of property in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise and sea risks, On
terms adapted to the hazard, and conssten;
with sound and reliable underwriting
All losses promptly adjusted and paid at thia
office.
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PROCEEDINGS OFCONGREsS. In the Senate,
Inittee the amended tariff bill was concurred
il: 50 the bill was finally passed The Senate
passed The House bill authorizing the refund
ing Of certain taxes. A resolution was adopted
shat al unfinished business of the Senate shall
come up at the next session as if no adjourn
Ment had taken place The bill to admit the
Territory OF Nebraska into the Union was then
taken up, and after considerable discussion it
was passed; although opposed by Mr. Sumner
The Judiciary committee reported in favor of
allowing Mr.. Patterson a Senator elect from
Tennessee, to take his seat. This report gave
rise to some discussion, and fually resolution
was adopted pres riding the oath 10 lie taken
by Mr.. Patterson.
The House passed the bill to increase the
duty on wool. The bill to construct q military
and postal railroad from Washington to New
0rk came up, and the previous vote by which
i was rejected was recouSidered. After debate
it was ordered to be engroSsed ana subsequent
y passed, by yeas So, pays fl. The judiciary
committee made long report on the investga-
;ion as 10 whether Jefferson Davis was engag
ed IN the plot TO assassinate President Lincoln
thc substance Of which will be found in another
column Committees of conference were order
cd on the civil appropriation and other bills -
i. large amount OF business was transacted in
each House last night. Among other bills dis.
posed Of by the Senate was the airline railroad
10 New York, which was read once, and the
second reading being objected to by Mr.. Ores
we'll, was under The rule. carried over to the
next session. The House passed the amenda-
tory tariff bill, as N the Senate, and the Senate
Joint resolution to modify the test-oath in the
case OF Judge Patterson being received, elected
considerable debate, in the course CT which Mr.
Maynard, Of Tenn. warmly supported the Sen
ator elect. The resolution was tiDally laid on
he taiIc-yeaS IS, nays 81.
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AMI
i BRIDGE BUILDERS.
ALExA., s. FREDERICKsBURG R. K,
ENGINEERS OFFICE
Nos WASHINGTON street,

MOO, w dsAlHSIou stieeI,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 18th, 1866
Sealed proposals will be received at this Once 11
from the 10Th instant to IL clock noon on inc nc
26th, for the grading and bridging of II miles o.
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroao'
from Alexandria to the crossing of the Oeco'
quan including the bridge at that stream Pep.
arate proposals will be received for the grazing Ihs
and masonry, and for the superstructure OF inc
more important bridges. Specifications, n'aps.t
profles, and plans of the work may be seen az
the Office of the Company in Alexandria.
The remainder of the line, from the occ99usah
to Brooks Station, on the RAILROAD from Fre for
ericksburg to Aqua Creek will be ready 10! ios
letting by Goth August. For other information on
apply to the subscribers at Board OF Ira q
Rooms, No 4, Market Place, Washington, W.
C. BODFISH, MILLS q CO.Ap
~ 1928 Contractors for A. s. F. Il. X:
MARKET BASKETS-variou patterns ana
V sizes. Just received and for sale By
f7fts GEO. E.. WHITE,
jy2-4w 50 aud o. Cameron street
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
d s. LEADBEATER & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
(Stabler's old stand Established 1882
NO. Z. SOUTH FAIRFAX ST. ,-sz.-as
Have Just made additions to their large stock
of Drugs, Paints Oils, &C., and can offer in
ducements to cash customers !: they name in part
Drugs d Chemicals. Proprietary Medicines
SMYRNA Opium, Bitter Wine of Iron,
Ouinine, Schenck's Medicines, ~
Calomel, Jayne,s,
Rochelle Salts, Stonebrakers, 70. +
Chloride Lime Cannons,
Pyrophosphate Iron, Glove Annodyne,
Lac Sulphur, Hairs Hair heheWer,
Sulphuret of Potash, Chickahominy Blttere,
Propyamin, Shallenberger's Pills,
Strychnine, Osgood's Choclogogue,
Suiphate Morphia, Woods Hair Resto1er'
Citrate Iron, Zollikofer's Cordial,
Carb Ammonia, Davs's Pain Killer.
Gum Camphor, Russia Salye.
Podophyllin, Windslows Sooth. Syrup,
Paints and Oils Soaps, Perjun,ery, &c.
Lewiss Leads, Lows Brown Wind. Soap.
Lindseed Oil, Glenn's
Boiled g Yankee Shaving
Spirits Turpentine, Turtle Oil
Patent Driver, Honey y.
Japan arnish, Lubln's EXTRACTS,
Copul " " Toilet Powder,
Coach g Teeth Brushes
Asphaltum " Sponges,
Benzine, Combs,
Kerosene Oil, Hair Brushes
Neatsfoot 6 Shaving =
Rochelle Ochre, Vinaigre de Rouge
Ivory Black
Japan Tin. also,
Tapioca, Pearl Barley,
Coxs Gilatine, Olive Oil,
Mustard, Spices,
Flavoring Extracts, Silver Soap,
Soap Bark Tripoli,
Saratoga Water, Spatulas.
AGENTS FOR
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
STONEBRAkER'S
RAT EXTERMINATOR,
(Best known.)
FORBES DISINFECTANT
,,rn nnnnODIvTp
AND
LANDRETH'S
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
my Physicians Prescriptions receive care
full attention. jy 25-1m
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OFFICE O. s. A. R. r. COMPANY.
" ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 81, 1866
Holders of the Mortgage Bonds Of the Orange
and Alexandria r. R. Company are respectfully
requested to forward to the undersigned state
NJ ent of the amounts held by them respectively y,
dates of issue, together with the amounts of
overdue coupons; to enable the Company to
take the necessary steps for funding and settling
the same. By order of the Directory:
jy 27-2w J. H. REID, Clerk and Treasurer.
Nat. Int, Bait Gaz., Rich. Eng Lynchburg
Virginian. Charlottesville Ghron., Culpeper OBJ
server, Warrenton Index, publish for two weeks
and send bills to J. q. Reid, Treas urer.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY %.

TEE TENNESSEE CAsE.-When the joint
resolution passed by the Senate, modifying the
Jest oath so as to admit Mr. Patterson as one
Of the Snators from Tennessee, was taken up
last night in the House Of Representatives,
Mr. Stokes, of Tennessee, while testifying to
me Unionism Of Judge Patterson, regarded the
test oath as the only salvation of the Union
men, South and North. The question before
Ibis House was the modification Of this law
ile referred 20 a speech made by him in Nash
lille, Tenn, ir which he declared he would fall
10 his seat before he would vote to modify or
repeal this test oath, Applause on the floor
and in the galleries, or he would do as Gov.
3rowniow did while in jail at Knoxville He
77onld have his head severed from his body be-
Gore he would have the test oath modified
Renewed applause.
Mr. EIdrdge, Of Wis, sent to the clerk 5
:,esi, letter, written in May, 1861, signed by
=. 3. Stokes, in which he counciled resistance
70 what is called the ''Lincoln tyranny, now
mat The call for Is, 900 troops has been issued
ne letter having been read, Mr.. Eldridge ask
&c Il it was geuine.
Mir Stokes replied that it was He wrote it,
aac, vas responsible for all he had written and
said
NIr E!dridge, of Wis, said that the gentle
nan had declared that he would fall to his seat
before ne wonld modify or repeal the test oath.
:Le (M. E.) didn't know, while testifying to
ilr. Stokes UnioDism, that he should have
&c move to modify this oath to allow the gen
tleman to retain his seat. Applause in the
galleries.
Mir Stokes replied to the letter, and said that
ne had never defended secession. He proceed
ed at once to review and define his course, but
before concluding, points Of order were raised,
which confined him to the resolution pending.
Fir. Conkling, Of n. Y, spoke elaborateIy
against modification Of the oath, and referred
10 the renta! reservation when Judge Patter-
son took the oath Of allegiance to the confeder-
acy. He regarded the oath as the great bull
Tark Of the Union party, and in conclusion he
moved to lay the Senate resolution on the ia
Die; which was agreed to--yeas IS, nays 3l-a
party vote.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

M UKE N " GUUUO.
We have this day received large addition to
our stock consisting in part of Embroidered
and Checkered Grenadines, Grenadine Berages,
Mozambiques, S-4 French Muslin, Black and
Colored Muslins, Bombaznes and Alpacas, 81
Black Berages, 8-4 Grenadines and 8.4 Gro. De
Armours, Black Gro. Grain and Tafeta Silks,
Organdies, Lawns, Percals, Fancy and Mourn
ing Calicoes, Brown and White Linen, Drills
and Ducks, Counterpanes Brown and Black
S51heeting and Shifting Cotton, Virginia Mid
ding and French Cassimeres, Cloths &C., &c,
duced prices.
my 9-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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GENERAL E. K. SNITH.-This gentleman
2cached this city Wednesday evening from
hentucy, where he has been sojourning some
weeks. While there he was elected general
manager OF the Southern Telegraph Company,
a new line under construction from Cincinnati
to New Orleans, via louisville The salary
which he Is to receive is S., 500 ner annnm.
with an interest IN the line The General is
also the genera! agent for the States Of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, of the Accident Insurance
Company Of this city, which position be viii
continue to fill. On account Of these enpara.
ments, General Smith is reluctantly compeed
to decline the Presidency of the Virginia and
kentucky Railroad, TO which he was recently
elected He, however, teeels a lively interest
IN the work, and will give it the aid of his
influence in Kentucky This will pecessitate
another al meeting Of the Stockholders of the
hoad to elect another President We have
nearo the name of Col Wm. W. Blackfork
-Aync'tburg Vr1. ' WV ''''
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Have just made additions to thoir large stock
of Drugs, Paints Oils, &C., and can offer in
ducements to cash customers !: they name in part
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(TOpTtSt0Ty i3UeUtCtfto9'
Bitter Wine of Iron,
Schenck's Medicines,
Jayne's, :
Stonebraker's, 8 ~:
Cannon's,
Glove Annodyne,
HALLS Hair Remover,
Chickahominy Bittere,
Shallenberger's Pills,
Osgood's Choclogogue,
Woods Hair Restorer,
Zollikofer's Cordial,
Davis's Pain Killer.
Russia Salve.
Windslow's Sooth. Syrup,
, 1866-12-30

but one condition Of newspaper cuserpr1se In
this age Is that one shall sometimes fly
eana5us, md the IndtpfBdf1ts has Nne
stock Of ''dcad ducks" Of this species in its
1les. Fixed npon' Is too stson4 word.
The " risi. to the Pope" Is q "tcntative' as
taken for the 18th instant, But, here L. what
his Holmes said to thc French officers:
Before 1our de1artuse, wish To bid you hte~
well. ionr Gag lett Franee 10 restore The HOLY
unanimous good wishes Of ,ths nat}on~ me Gss
confciences Will not DC fa1i.ded- / wish Il to be
Franco, bit I d ,nbt whether this viii be Inc case
There E,Ist be no Illusions: the revolution will
come TOT -1ics Of Rome. II has osen aald that
!. spo $ Is rhe 's. it j. 6ecsuse here is:i,s
III i r. present ilme: Wien :1.s 20 Longer r.
inllsn eapiissL 10 tesssass M. stsempts s1e re
rnade to persuade G.e that Rome, By The nature Of
It's pos,!ion, e1nrot be the capital Or lt91y. am
pro,ecuon- Go to Franco viih ny benedie.,on.
let hose rho sre able <, approach the Emperor
ten him teiat pray for him ard Ets. aud f9t his
FiaSee Is ihe eidest ssushter Of tho cbnre5, iii
= decs not suffice to wear .he title-the light 10
wear Il must be proved BY Ateds."
Il is plain that In this specch Pho Mono hiss
studied 10 express In the most guarded Way
the Idea tLat the return Of the Army Of oe-
cupation is unpopular II France, one df the
delusions kept up By the Jesuits. He also
birts ohscure1y that he may not be in Rome
long: at least he Is SO understood bg the
Pans papers Of yesterday; aud It begins to
be ru1norei that The only WY to keep him
there i TO send the Empress to spend Christ
equally true on thls day, Of the cyacuation.
Nobody in or ont OF Rome knows absolutely
wAat the Pope will do. SPEHo.
, 1866-12-30

cver, being anxious to render further aid with
out her hnseacd's knowledge sec1ctcd SIG IN
tic pocket Of the coat. The old man did
not discover this, and took It to pawn"
bsukcr, rbo, noticing the money on unfold
IL s son BIS e1 lSa sps an
discovered that the wife bad given tho slG to
her fnthcr, and made SO much noise obout It
that the youbE lady disposed Of herself by
banging. In this wny The news Of The rob-
bery committed by the pawnbroker became
known to tho Parents. and the old mother
poisoned hereclf with opium Lastly. the
1awnbroker, getting alarmed oa hearing that
lis dishonesty had a1readF caused two
deaths, drowned himself In well. This
story Is very characteristic Of the Chinese
feelings In regard to life, and similar Incl
dents not unhe4uently occnr.
pllsted young tady ut Canton, who bad
been unfortunately married to coarse and
stupid husband, was hewatllrg her late to
party Of sisters aud female cousins, and de-
c1aIed her intention Of committing snicide.
On this, the other young ladies' declared
that, since such wss married life, they
them Joined hands together, and walking
into fish pond deliberately drowned them
selves Again, three men, imprisoned In
piracy, determined to make away with
themselves, rather than have the bother
where they we're imprisoned, was small
window guarded BY two iron s,ars. and the
problem which these worthless had to solve
Was how the three Of them were to be hang
ed upon the two ba.z- From the position 10
which they were found in the morning, It
would seeIn TINT the third man had assisted
he two others in hanging themselves from
tie bars By their tails; that then he had cut
down oua,of skem by gnawinE through the
tail with his teeth and, using the dead body
as stool, to be Afterwards Ecked over, he
had contrired to suspend himself All this.
too, vas done so quietly as not to attract
the notice Of q sentry who WINS pacing out-
side beneath the window.
, 1866-12-30
Curious Chinese Stories,

There is well-known Greek story Of
penniless man who, going out with 4 rope Ia
his hand to hang himself, found q purse Of
money, which induced him to throw the
rope away, whereas the o1ner Of the purse,
coming back to look for his property, aud
6rding only the rope instead, strasghtway
hanged himself. a still more curious tale,
of similar Lind, Is :c1d By the China pa.
rcss. In the native city of Shanghai the
parents ofn young lady lately married, hav-
ipg fallen INTO distressed circumstances, ap-
l1icd TO her for assistance, and her husband
allowed Ter to give them coat for tile pur-
post Of being paNucd. TIC daughter, how
, 1866-12-30

pie who. grow better in proportion as they
let bccfatcak alone and grow caJaycrous, arc
monasrosi,1es. Paul Is bcttcr known than
any Of The apostles, and Gabriel better
known than any Of the angels. and both Of
them were militant. The Lushcrs make the
ReforMntious Of the world. Thcsc unhealthy
good people sail along with the vessel. 50
DO barnacles.
Last week gave you quotation fromDjorn-
sen's "A1ne' and now see that this splcn.
did Scandinavian genius. the Besanser Of
Norway, ia no more. Tormcntcd by al In
credible malady, he cut bis throat and ended
lie and suf1erinss at once. A generation
Aence he will take rank With the aorld'a
greatest romanccrs and poets.
A prophet Ia not without honor saYe In his
own country. Which exactly fits little Pc
rabo. He came home from Europe aud tried
to give concert here but nobody went 20 it.
To-day, Men York and Boston ara In trans
ports over his piano playing.
begin to think classical artkt had better
stay away from Chicago.
Handy Is trying to bald Gu opera house In
Cincinnati but Ia having hard time orer It.
The Jews are too sh1ewd to invest, and as
Cincinnati Is the modern Jerusalem, and de-
pcnds entirely upon the Jews :or her
'moniah." Cincinnati will be likely to go
without an opera house for some time 10
come.
In literary matters I don't tind much that
is new. Somebody over In England has writ
ten reply to Ecce Homo, and styles 1t Eccc
Dcnm. II his book Is not better than his
grammar he had better hu1n it, Ecee Deus
would be An improvement.
Annie Thomas has written another novel
and calls 1t "Piayed Ou:." Coarse and
vulgar.
Two new vo1unes Of Letters by Heinrich
Heias, that delightful soDg writes,arc prom
Ised.
Victor Hugo Is preparing history of Eng
land.
The Thousand and oneth Translation Of the
dncld has appeared In England from the pen
Of John Coningtop.
Musical matters abroad are quiet. A new
vio'inist, Joachim, has appeared In Paria,
and is pronounced equal to Paganini-
The Turks hsye been listening to the
Huguenoss for the fist time in-+heir miscr-
able lires.
Gounod has composed an Ave Maria fu
which Ada1lna Patti sang at the unptials Of
". Ernest Provost ard Nile. Konisswartes.
vieuxtcmps has Joined the ulmann party.
The splendid Spanish prima donna Gassier,
fox whom Vcnzauo composed Ill, well-kuown
waltz, died recently.
Carlotta Patti Is still with Glmann.
| pEREallSE.
, 1866-12-30
russia
War Preparations on a Grand SeAlc
AEa1n announced.
l"sssaw tDecenber 9 Correspondents Of Potea

War PREPARATION On a Grand SeAlc
Again Announced.
lWasraw tDecenber 81 Correspondents OF Poteo
Journal.
Russia Is secretly Arminy to a considerable
extent; the fact is undeniable. An ipcredi-
bic nctfTity prevnils In her arscnals she II
converting the old fnfant1y muskets Into
needle rides and filling up the regiments: In
short, she Is putting herself Ia a conditioo to
be prepared for any eScpt next spring. TIE
superior officers believe they will Be called
nj On 10 enter on campaign At that period.
However, It Is only stating the truth to say
That mp 70 the present no change has been
made In the cantonments Of The Russian
nsM5, and that the military force has not
hven Increased In the Kingdom Of Poland.
The Austrian frontier Is as bare Of Ruasian
troops as Ia ordiuary times, 4 considerable
number of young men, natives OF GaIIcls,
who had taken part In the LAST Polish iusur-
fection, have Just passed through Warsaw.
They had been sent to Siberia, but the Russian
Government, at the instance OF the Cabinet
of Vienna, has lately set them al liberty, and
they are returning TO their Fumes. Scarcely
hall Of these young men. it u perceived With
regret, havc come buck the othcrs found
their death In Sibesia, As much from the
journey and the climate ns from the painful
thor to waich theJ were subjected.
A st. Petersburg telegram Of the 8th ssys: :
"An Imperial ukase Issued to-day states thni
! he relations Of Russia vita Rome having