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The House of Austria.

The appointment Of Baron Won Beust to the
position of Premier of Austria has caused so
much dissatisfaction in European diplomatic
circles, that there are rumors of a renewal of
hostilties The selection of that nobleman,
a man of no reputation, and one under whose
rule the kingdom of Saxony ceased to exist.
is but aDother in the long list OF follies of
which the House OF Hapsburg has been
guilty for centuries. While occupying for
two hundred years foremost position among
the great nations of the globe, she has dis
played ability in but one respect, and that is,
the happy combinations secured by intermar-
riage. The kingdom of Austria has been
for centuries hollow at the core, and yet has
been able to keep up appearances by sheer
insolence and the avoidance of any real con-
test. The only one in which she engaged
was that with the great Napoleon,
and then, even when he had defeated
her, she so deceived him as to her
strength as to gain terms at once more honor
able and unobjectionable. But the telegraph
and the correspondent have done away with
all the deceptons, and the game of brag so
successfully played in 1914 utterly failed in
1866. What is needed in order to raise Aus
tria from the mire, is a rest from war. If
time be allotted. it is possible that she may
once more exercise her remarkable talent for
conjugal alliance; and once more stand up
among the highest. To do this, time and place
are necessary, and knowing this her Emperor
has deliberately made as his Minister the one
man least fitted for the task of Office and
most likely to promote another war. At
present the course of Austria is so rapidly
downward thai, unless miracle saves her,
she will sink to the level of Spain and
Portugal.
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THE MEETING To-NIGHT.-Our readers
will not forget the meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Freedmen's Union Commission tonight
at the Academy Of Music. Chief Justice
Chase will preside, and speeches will be made
by General Howard, Rev. Phillips Brooks, Rev.
Robert j. Parvin, and other distinguished
gentlemen. The Importance of the work of
this Society, as well as the character o, the
speakers announced, should be sufficient to
call out large audience.
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AWARDED to the club receiving the largest number OF
votes And one of Rays atent Library Register"
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. CAB BROADWAY, New York.
No. 0S3 CHEsNUT street, PhiIa.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW YoRK. November 70, 1866
THR ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENCY FOR THE
SALE OF TaR ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE In
PHnADELPHIA Is AT No. a' OHssNUr STREET,
(signed) WHBELEB q WILSON MAN'G CO,
n0aufaetUrers Of tho Elliptic Lock Stitch MAchikea
, 1866-06-20

proportion from General Ortera 1ootr
!nG TO = close nlliaucc between 3he
GhlIed states mud ueIlco-'The model
GueFtilRA, DC.
:, NkW foRK, June IA Washington letter s.atea
That General 0rteRa, Chief Jnsuce OF Mexico ssd
const1iutional President OF Mexico. has Rubmitte1
q q ? @ e. os os
Ing ID closer alliance With The United States.
important commercial concessions are 10 be
granted In return for our adherence to the Monroe
I'VE want" says ortesa, "American capital to
nn1ld our railroads aud develop our mineral wealth,
we Wsat ihc energy ol your pebp;e infused among
nations have treated us 10 badly that NC arc reay
now to give fac.ies TO the people Of the UnIicd
that be wishes 10 base his alnnce with this copn-
TIE HerGM tays .hc agent Of or.ega. who claims
70 oe ne sghtt91 President, Is In this city, and
ton.
NEW fonK, June 19-The 3r41uae,s Mexican
adscet are to the effect that the hopes OF The Con-
Gosdosa colony, founded By Gen. Price and JUDGE
!as astIt7 I. broken 1p The iaFfsmcd city Of CIR
He deldt Of coffee, bY means Of which Jucce Per
kin:. o. Lou,st.nst e1peeted to retrieve his lost
p s.Ss out se*o 81 aniss Gen. r. r r9s
70 dis,!l q most delicious fourth-p;oof brandy,
haFe heen uptooted ard uampled upon
* the hoofs Of the gnerllero's mustangs,
ihe paim-footed shantie., under the shelter Of
Waco about 1D soushe1n emlgrauts hare sought a
Iefaer, have been burned to the ground. and iheir
inmates, honaeless and peuniless, compelled to fjy
10 the c1fy Of cornnya for protection. arc nov ee
ffonslJ contemplating The Abandonment OF Mexico
foEeFef, md the going back 10 the United States.
The 1bera1s, Who are now apecnlstius upon he
coming downfall Of Ma1tmil1an, arr for the most
part dreaming OF an annexation to the United
e'ata.. They form here whas il called the Amesi.
cau PsHy, and are Dumcro1s and ialuential enough
10 hare been denounced BY the idea L,ttru, an
anti- American newspaper. publ,.hed In Puebls, az
DAD patriots and enemies or their country
, 1866-06-20
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

rvn,,,v O-et,. r71...L 0m..- ~-.-
ferted aud to be clustered Our-ytuio
Taxes-propoAed Hosdler1s Monument
-rtcrtfnv nr rna R.n,,.. w.r..-n..,
vn.t,,.,tn- '"p''o' NAAssc1s
Ahst1suee-lAasonacs
Especial Deepatch to the Chtcueo Tnbune.7
srrr.orTr,, rn,s1n
lamp autles was formally coeed as military
rendezvous 10 day. General James Uakes, OF this
city, Eikt1cd the camp this morning and tsun.ferred
nv na.s.a.s.a' ana "'u1s uoseIa"enc p1opet.s 70
tus Na@',e .nnsle1 department Coionci a. !.
Joenson, la!e commander Of Camp Butler. and Ad.
1uiaal Joel Fife have been relieved from duty. The
, 1866-06-20
HORKIBLE ASSASSINATION.
The Body Of the Murdered Man Cast
Into lhe Riyer-The Crime PEP
Petfated for Twelve Uollaf4-
Aobherx and muK1ieret1
Abroad.

Coroner Wagner held IN tuouest ves,end.v forr.
noon On The body Of man. named William Dow
neg. lound floating In the rsvcr near Ede street
bridge abo1t five O'Clock Monday, evening. The
inquest nas held at the house Of tho deceased.
cof9fr OF Division and VIM Streets and the HttIp
Evidence addueed 1hereat indicates most coucIu.
crime Of robbery End mu1der by some OF the caur
Of garIoserf, hlehway robbers snd assasslus who
a me present time ntes: our city. Il appears that
boring Man, regular In bis hanis and ever minutnl
IN bis conduct oflhe res tnr upo h1m
as nus oand and parent. There Is, therefore, no
have met bis death IN drunken brawi, CT bv soue
sce'dent CAUSED hY into11cat1on-but the manner Of
as dsat1 ls not len 10 gurm1se. Thers are facts
oi cold bloodsd murder, cumniised M 1 to easet se
petty robbery. Downey len hls house on Friday
evening jast for the purpose of eo'lee Ing small
Performed, and from thst time was secn no more.
until h'1 corpse. covered with the althy ooze and
s!!me q Tie river, and bearing marks OF
widow and her two ta,hesless children lie
dollars. S and this i believed to havs ben
evening, but upon his corpse no money
vas found-his pockets had been not only emptlsd
o. ,neT Contents By the mnrdere.e. b1t bad been
by eunc-shot. apparently. and his upper liz cut
through bya blow. competed thc little circum-
Elant1a! evidence. proving etectually that he had
oeen waylafd an murdered On hls homeHasd Tay
tor tie mere pl1tancc ot money which :essed.
me Jury returned a verdict that be trad been
ioopeu and thrown IN the river by some person ar
psst9n. unkuown," and this il probably ihe i.s:
this NoEia. 01'>.@ A4
still ano'her Incident occurring last MondsY
evening gave additional evidence OF The presence ii
oor city Of gang Of these murue1ous eco1ndrcis
Who appear TO have resolved the darkest criucs
lnto trade and adopted for their hideous motto
Dead men tel no t8teH.T A mau namaA E4Iay
goln4 to hts b; ne on Monday evening last, When
IN the Tlcln'tT Of Washington Park. 1t about ten
O'Clock, vas aseailed bF three ruhlaus. One ct |
item ttrDck him twice violently upon the he.d |
Win sl1n nho. and when ne fell uncon.cious The
hfiE jumped upon bis PROSTATE body, endeavoz-
tng By blows and kicks Gnish their victim and at
the same time heran riding his pockets gentle
toau coming round ueik h5or1ug corner tlgbtencd
them ftom theiF prey bctora thc!r work Was |
complete, The coWardly scoundrel, feared single
per On who might possibly! ts armed, anu whom |
lne7 co9tu MOI srsoaea unawares sufficiently close
70 'sfa'l Win lmPauity. Ms Haley injuries it
'ea1ed may pzoEe fatal.
, 1866-06-20
FROM ST. LOUIS,
Facts Concerning the Carondelet mur.
der Cnse-LTnch Law Enforced-MR.
teF1af for the Pacific Railroad, dc.
fEneffa1 De1nnfcf, Tn III, f..,ssss..

Facts Concerning the Carondelef Mur.
der Cnse-LFnch Law Enforced-Ma-
teffat for the Pacific Railroad, DE.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoC1s, June 10.
The truth Of The murder, which caused such ex,
element in caronde1et. Is as follows: On Tursdas
morning John Au2uttne, 4 worthy citizen d
arondelet. started to Columbts, Mousoe Comfy.
1llfnolf, with gun IN hlnd. hpptn. to thont m
on the Toau. IN mis- return no ws9 prutauy st,.er.
20 By Eonc drunken men and killed With the butt
Of his onn run. lis murd.rer was named Line.
VINO nas been purtped, arrested, and taken 10 Co
t1mo1a. After bis commitment to jail IN Waterloo
be Nas etarted to that place n wagon. By this
!E4et, r%f Inc p1pn,ace begun 20 asecinb!e IN Co
de1cd a. woman and h + cdlid Ia fhe
bottom shout TWO years ac and be VA. known
10 es s1,,1: ehsas The
la.ed. The mob analiY b:c.,ne furious. chsrrt
ga, mAde Upon the wagon III which the p,tsoner
% naa heen placed, the constable and Cu1Id were
was laien from ,he wagon, dragged through H.
streets of Columbia to \ spot about haH ! mia
N. West @ q ths torn, where rope was tied around
tree until he expired. Amer Lane vs. pronouneed ny
dead. biz body was cut dowr, d hole va due IN
the eTound Abour two feet deep. and into Till be
PIE lin c marx ,ae spot @ of BE- bula
1h se summary proceeding. were participated N
~ ss.s SssEesa sa., nEs & a1a .ix hundred people.
goes over the fycr and takes one half load Or less
Of l1liroad Iron for the Pacific Railroad. Ihe Tnr-
M aer has taken large qeanIity, and some boats
'eaEse to-c4y and the Gaty Tomorrow.
t'apt. jackson 1teFs. one of the oldest etes,u-
1aY. '~~''-
Tho radicals Of Lebanon Township, Cooper Coun-
,. have been holding weekly meetings in school
,ou*e Lott Friday II WAS burned, and ii Is charged
hat rebe.s committed the ACT
, 1866-06-20

Eholera ttems-OPeninE OF a Homo Il
$1nfk fhnnH-RaE9 IN

ShaIeFa teems-OPenfuE OF a Homo for
Unknown l,end-Fenian uatsrfs.
NEw fo9K, Jnnc 19,-So deaths By cholera in
re sisy to-day bare BEEN reported to the Board o!
Health. Last night, Officer Green was STACKED
w1sh numl.iakahls symptoms OF cholera, b1t Was
S2i1ng Me1 today: a595; eor:e
New ioHK, June 10, Midn,g6t-Four or nTc
9Th wsfds todss. but none os hem hsye ~ as Vei
proved fatal and three are cons1dered couyalrs.
cent REPORTS from quarantine stae That cholera
y rapidly Increasing on the steamer Illinois, and
1haI II viii be necessary to remove portion or her
e lie Boafd Resh contnaps sa
.pa as ,5 81, II hsf
me Aofgne, or house for unknown dead, tn con-
temptation ios some mouths, was opened today In
eth street. Every effort viii BE- made to sscestaIn
The name aud cause Of the death OF the 1ulpy nes-
sons who mytte1onsly lose their tses IN this city
11s M;otgIs: T. IN ehaIss of eonyesat Officers
Square will not take place untii after ia return.
ns 1ckorts TIT bis mission to Washington has
This o'Mahoneyiaee are. 1t IS said. Joining the
Roberts branch Of the brotherhood, and Tia: The
Organization will be placed on trmer basis than
Richard ]; Hill. who cold sas,ooo to $4,000
Moftn ana OF r '.e GoEepmsnf gnnpoWder from the
on the receiving th1p Vermont. He was a gunner;
o.. On E1lis 1sland and was appointed 1om Maine IN
,:,.t NV TonK. @ 5ane l9-1he Tribunals Montreal
nespatch says 500o mcn arc to be Kept on the Iron
.1rr. and they Will be mostly regular troops
The 1fbtaet st. Adams despatch eays the .ccplars
q Canada, On the frontier. were ordered back to
detMied TO guard 1t,
The c1amfnat1on Of the Fenfan rti.orcr. was,
I'll s. ssSTn hsn s 1rdoq R9t %
ionha afalpst tnem.
, 1866-06-20
The Property viii bo Sold in Lc<s
rs follows, VIE:

Lots Is and IS In the East asock tu,s ,oa.h Of F. IT,
t1.t Of kaee street c&se the Raes Or anT osFs
eu ose4 ai9s y ca H.
ss9ct nend race. properly asched acobs the sop'i
t md Lots and ?. 10 tho South clock liust east
~ y r. III psoRTy ae s s % nsse
koee % thc coarse nditated tnfsecotdel plot Of
snuln Elock. ION which the Nelson ss.h and blind
ahop and mo !tstl works are. Tar hu1tnzs etc.. ot
10 the iesses IT, psn; CT viii BE-
tEssa s1 ;he purchase The rdut July Es1s 70 BE-
ss.er5 seeality -; ssla lea::s sad ta:!S6s :at
.5a d e
th;s opspy ksrs 1arm.sss ''sS
TIE 1ishs & aaq.oa q = u.s
n.iD, am repair repaee or sondt across
Med ssRs "a so enx
:sssas?s
ead - ia - ~ ssdes. sat st
IL &C. 3 e. e. 's
rtths Of way to pud control Of bolh sets OF Head
e e l lower He.a
Gaes a.a 5ae ,sshs g ea1ld oyer re- Fee sous q
sss sabjses 10 .he :hs of ss pufrssssl ot 1ot. !:
and Is n tas! Block aad IT. tne OF lots
div ons Of more HesS Races aeso.s aoy part or tis
property to conneet thslr Property Win tbs main
III ss 81 @ snoys .as 1qxsr Head a.sa sud
r.. ssd sHa.a q tss ns i.s1x
Eseted on lots X aud u In the West Block within il
Right to eusid over the Rase be.4es lots 10 and
7 IN ths East BLOCK. and lo:s IL aud ii IN tie West
81 c. .1t.ct 10 lease 10 Atsars- D. Forbes t Sen of
5ie5f . ea15e sfse.s Tho naatn Rae. setxeea
k,:s :soB
ands y the East Block. and lots !. and il ths
Lot 6. Vim The 1ande'a Shops. Thu. no. bu,latr.
east Of the sae, her With the shop arrow liz
I'd aos .sss eSasn saa, e
,sht to bpid oysT ,aid Race supct 10 the leases o
= sS 81 s!;G az s5ssf. = Se
u e n ~
g e iii 81 Pc. Pc. 81 81
.':a "a sst' sad B. nes
to AZ
hat W.er Vii ss 70 tae ssiosa ana
q nd 1is e
ixrHess On that account Also, f. Emsrsor Jr lss
aeP
il n1tufes from Lot = c. The sale Includes nnmn
s e. ko.a 4ets' s ss: sa M
south
L! & ,.ny
Ii. = se!s e s. fssa.a By this
o1pans my 'n'ofe tss, without claims for dam
TIT p.rt@ @ ot Land Resesged foE Water Power pur
foIe VIZ p.op.! s9a t=eaaed q IL H. g sem1 M
n.p o ihas M esIoazs to III.
, 1866-06-20
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Proposit1on from General Ortera look.
~. to 4 close nlliaucc between the
Nhlked states mud MeXico-.The modal
GueFt1fR4. DC.
, 1866-06-20
FROM LOUISVILLE,
Another Seouudrei Escapes-Kentucky
Fol1itcs Horrible icctdcnt-1Iuyc-
mcnt Of LIeutenant-Gencral t:rant.
A+r. -

DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rnonne.l
LOUISVILLE. June 10.
In the United Suites Court this morning. in the
hdtedse "'1'as Case OF lsham Henderson, Judge Da.
1d decided the sixteenth section OF the set July
5, 1862. ae constitutional. THIS eeclton make. con-
traelors part Of the land aud naval forces OF the
United otatee.
Quite number Of the prominent conservatives
ol the state. including Governor Dromieue aud
John William Harlan, are IL the clty IN consujis-
t,on a 70 r. coming canvass, and IL almo ee1-
lam that Boiling md Seatou Will be dropped and
Appointment Federal otocer put upon the traek.St
.loClss11LE, Ky:, june ia most horrible &c.
s3asnt occurred an The 'owst part Of this cty, On
etree!s, a. the residence Of Dt. ". E. Brown, I'M
evening. a company OF visitors and yo,,ue pcr-
tons afeembled at the boHse OF Dt. Brown: among
i5s s1S sse sh ns,a lsay Of nineteen
daufhttr Of u. Brown. went INTO water closet a
tue back Par Of tho yard eesentyhye feet ffom The
houte. Fos ahoHt aa hons thy we're mtssed, and
taed into The vault OF The closet. Thirty feel deco
and hall dliet NTH wafer, the floor of the buiIdnr
having given sway; Life WAS extinct. The Cor
fbe faets, md held the owners Of HE nrooerty re-
eponstole. and they will probably be Hrrestcd,
Mlf& ktatt Has engaged TO be married in a tnp1t
time: Ass Brown Was seFenteen yeas Of age.
lalTc circle Of ofacqus1ntantes.
Gspesal Grant, wife and tsaG left for cov1nston
IN ihe tte9mer at i've O'Clock last evening. Cen
Swim accompanied him to Madison, Ind, Genersi
DsF1s now Commando The Kentueky utet1icf. Gov
esnoF Blamlette and his enttre staff paid visit 10
Genef1l Grant, yesterday. at bis rooms III the Nj
n he United ssatea District Court today,
Judge ba!laru Pronounced sentence On the 1talisn
woman to fifteen years. in the
PcrftentfsrJ at Frankfort and the two men seven
= ats anu ten months each,
, 1866-06-20
LAKE DISASTERS.
Names and Partial Account of DAMAGE
10 EeAAela During the I.ata Eata

Names and Partial Account Of Damage
TO Fesse1s During the Latc Gale.
BgTFA1o, N. T.. June 19-The Erprtst gives
the following list Of marine dtsastets; Schooner
port, Ohio. ~"e'e@o ~ : ''''
Schooner Harriet Ross, on rocks at EARLE Ha-
boz, Like Superior. No detatl..
PROPELLER EuyahoEa, with cargo Of oats, cvlNded
and sunk as Port Huron.
BarkAK.J NinsloX colided fvgith:the schooner
Minnie Wllllams, at Anxious Point. Lake Erie.
capt. Richardson, OF the brig Gsn. Worth, r.
1orts passing an unknown vessel, oossom upward,
Oh .AEhtabula. Ohio.
n,asf n.fk sunrysiae sud schooner R. Gibbs, lost
'i Scboodts5esir % dtssir canvass.
piecea. :.
Brig .. c. Walbrdce, ashore six1sr,, r,,ia, f.o,,
CleFelaud: tug gone to assistance. t'7 AVAIL
schoopefs SNOW Hlrd and Darien aslt.a ms,
Euclid, Ohio. aea1
Schooner Jennie P. King, capalzed OF tnno
Point Cut. Lake Erie; all hands lost. 1s
CLEVELAND. O., June 19.-The echooners htsh.
land Chief and Josephine, with wood, are ashor..
and large schooner, unknown, IL laundering 4,
anchor at Fairposi. Two large bafks, unknown,
arc ashore jusI east Of FairpoFt. The schooners
Darten aud Lafele, With lnmbcr. are ashore at
Euclid. The br1g Wtlliams was badly damaged
here by pounding against the dock.
The ttQgU Is now over,
, 1866-06-20
CANADIAN ITEMS.

Provincial Excitement Tonfnr DOWN.
Extreme Caution to be ukcd lIt MAX.
fnE Future ArFeAts for Treaxon-Fe.
nfan Spo1lalI0n-SFho Will toot ste
K1llR7-The Reciprocal Tariff <lues-
tIon-Thc whole Volunteer 1orce 10
be Discharged.
NV YoRK, june 10.-A Herok], OttaNa. C. "
specal eays: AT Cabinet Council il was decided
to uke great caution in making arrests under the
h1osGs fDrpH tuspenslon act, and make none m
lete upon good evidence Of completely In treason.
4 number ALREADY srrcsted have been admitted 10
niked a. deter:er from the Forty-sessnth
b1attth Regulars. Els fate is certain. CoumIs-
flonefs are being appointed to as.csa the dsmaces
gene " tne Feniant with view to their LIQUIDS
uon oT me foFesnment. It's matter Of cone,1.
Grafton wlh the aathoEities whether claims ehall
be submitted To the United States Government. It
is aFE1ed that as Canada paid portion Of the
lossee b! the st.. Albans raid, the United States
ebouio pay these damages It Is eaid ut ]east 8 fl
volunteers will BE- retained on the frontier.
Ihe fa9jrct Of ate1mulating The Canadfan tariff
considerations ~
4 later despatch raya nearly tho whole Of the
volunteer force or Canada is returning home, and
Is about 10 be dIebanded.
NEW 1oRK. June ia Toronto special des.
patch TO the Herald saya among the notices p1yeu
tod4y vas one RlYen By Lii. Franhufee that he
Will call for docuntnts received By the Govern
uent from Justlce Con.spl referring to the inquiry
Of the St Albane raiders.
7. D'Alcy McGee In a speech In Parliament to-
ay raid that the present Provincial Government Of
canada ts oily Provincial Government because of
fbe prospect or confederation.
The Attorney General has announced In rarl]a-
nent that ENGLAND will aselst Canada w1tf thr In
nan and the last pound.