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CRIMES.
MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.

nI rsLK0HGPH rniHrsE
PHTLADRLPHIA Dec. 26.-Yesterday morning Chas
SeTad residing No 2G Marion.st was shot and almost
Instantly killed on second Wharton by Henry Ein
ger. Serad blew TIN horn in Engers face when the latter
mhde OF the and fed two shots from
revolver the balls taking effect IN Scrnds y near he
heart eausnS his death Few mnues The murderer then
aped delivered himself 10 the authorities THIS morn
ing. lie has been committed ior trial
ESCAPE or COSyICTs.
BALTIMORE Dec 26.-An unsuccessful attempt was
made by i've conyic oescape from the Marytn Pcnentay
early yesterday morning ono had Just reached the top OF he
wall when ne was discovered by the guards
POLICEMAN SHOT IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON Dec. 26.--At an early hour THIS
morning policeman named Williams while attempting TO
nrrest burglars Ssycn was shot by one o them hs
ball striking button his coat before entering hs body
not been apprehended The wounded man 20 his
home where be lies in critical condition the ball not
hsYipg yet bssh extracted
A MURDER AT RACE.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 26.-Jesse Murphy, we'll
known railroad from baltimore shot and killed Al hs
races last evening by Joe Kelly
MURpRRoUs ARRAY AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE Dec. 26.-A murderous atiray occurred
her. las, night between party Of the Thirty Infantry
and party poccnsn tho former cheering for Lincoln
and Union when the latter with an answering cheer
for JEFF Davis melee followed In which Edward Cregoa
soldier. shot dying In few minutes sersI y nehy
Bsey received serious wound In the head Great excite
nsnt the affair and number OF unocered soldier
tonight out in hunt of the murderers with tfea" o
vengeance 49,, -. e.
and was sentenced y Courmartia TO hard labor IN The
peuiteuary escaped with other convcts last night
SENTENCE or MURDERER.
WORCESTER Dec 26.-ThOmas Fallon, VINO mur,
der his wife I'm this city September IN day sentenced
in the supreme Court by Judge Hoar to Imprisonment Tor NO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

Ingenious Frenchman invented process OF nanuAotns
card papcr resemblance Of motheofpearL Ass s
series OF experiments he succeeded IA producing 'om very
i, ,,,Io Of uapsy u however great his 1t was
no, 40 great as that recently attending the experiments
Mssrs Lawrence s. Cohen Of this city whose CrIsaneu
Pearl s superior many respects to the Tepersoi fs
manufacture the papers of this nrm there grea'er usn
caey Of outline and variety Of figure IN the crysaaNOn
tho process they employ they produce paper oy anu
adapted to wedding visiting and other iancy earus mas ~
ausr ,hs .pprance Of motherofpear and yet some OF It
urgst, MORE froqusnty perhaps tho deiaaie and varea
racery OF the rosia on the wndowans OF cold morning
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TIE Pacific COAST.

ar rHLHaR6PH TO TuE raIBusE -, .-.x.- no,Aor
SAN FR ANcIsCo, Dec. 26.-The steamship toldeh
e with Messengers from New.York Dec. arrived yestcr
sy She reports the United States steamer Mohohso anu
three French vessels Of Acapulco peceuocr 10
Yeseray was observed holiday here All Dasnes was
lining ast week Wells Fargo Co shipped rom the OF
a.. ~ yiTginia and Gold Hill Nevada bnlfon valued at
B.Stsr Gold Mine Placer County California has been sold
Over 900 men arc At present employed grading the Psehe
Railroad on the west Of the Sierra Nevada mountains
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
,nrRnRRors ArPRAY AT NASHVILLE.
EnRTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 2i.-The statement that
large Gotten warehouse Norfolk containing $500 bales
Of cotton destroyed by fire day last week Is incorrect
No such fire has taken place In Norfolk or vicinity
The United states District Court the Hon Judge ndef
food prosiding adjourned SATURDAY til tho May term
The schooner lsebecca Shepard Of Philadelphia from hng
atom with guano arrived Norfolk to-day 10 distress ohs
las encountered the late hurricanes and suffered soI hho
atoly of the Capcs OF Delaware had lost bbo0m ana SANS
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solved TO appesi TO the charitable of the country 10
Io,, "eosSsies OF tse freed persons at Airing
toe, numbering about 1000. prlnclrc women ana
children. AS part Of the design, it is PROV !"
provide for them a dinner on the Sd Of January
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
MIRA Anna Cora Ritchfe snvst

end your mechae (wHkEEKR wrLsoS's nvausble have
used year and has been out Of order Tho stitch very
durable and bs adapted hne materials
works with tho rpdy pairs Of hands, much time
fatigue and expense Of your mschnes used in fhsr'
oy sne,hsr household Of sister, aud Others BY various
snd Tho opinions ali accord with that have jl eEPressd
{ n.
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To ,na D.ne~a,.n, Rver,u,h.,e.

Among s classes aud grades Of society eec In oil large cities
where the pretomnstc there always plenty Of work
to wh do good In relieving those who snnOs
keep and ns those who In order to facilitate
good who bensvoleny inclined Mr. J. T.
FL proposes to reeeve Masonic Fair Of Grand
and CrosSys s1s Broadway fo the wHrELEK Wsox
MACHINE from osrsymen masters Of lodges and represents
lives nsutiOB Sufficient numbers supply those
congregation Of the Gsterny and oil wbo ind In
convenient or possible the whole delivery
.ppyng them prices end receiving partial
n according necessities Of individual
Under tb, arrangement, disposed may with but little oUy
supply worthy INDECENT with machine that VII sA'i
them n becoming sslf'uPPOrsins .tdrvfi'e"ent
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MISSISSIPPI.
Br TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TRInuSE.
AUGUSTA Ca, Dec. 26-'rho bridge over Bakers
Creek between Jackson and NicsbuTg has been rebuilt
and trains have resumed running This bridge IL ono OF
the most important on the road.
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tory msy be placed In the station house or pN W. J
number 81 mrs from tho switch -s.-- t..,-- -.n
- %sn s exArissd Dy msny vTvur ,0aamy rag
faef "a
road men and - a. o.. ~
1t III be Immediately tested at - nc -
the New Haven Railroad A company fgsh,YA OkahNou
for It's marrfacfulo nni introduction "A
this switch win h exhibited % the pndN within 'oW oa!s
In this city.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
1T rsLHoRAPH TO rHy rAIBrSr.

M ruLEaRAPH
HoSORABLY MUSTERED OUT.
nt Iohn Barn-s Regiment Nstsn Rsserys Corps Dec
a. t.p. r. Gardner ID enen, Veteran Reserve Corps TO d"s
frou Oct. n.
ORDERED
Second Isut William Shsds 4ih u nlsutry veteran Ne
,srvs Corps 10 he duties In freefmsnI buEehu'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

The Best Family Sewing IIachine.-Tbe Committee on
Sewing Machines late Mslsd institute Fair report a. fol-
lows
"we End the Elliptic Look Stitch Sowing Machine .O excel all
others
Iii, tho mpsin contraction having fewer parts rendering
easier Of and eqns less power 10 rok than any
other msehiae
hs Fuipt,s Hook an improvement value nsuns tbs
greatest eetsny execution and preventing the liability Of missing
stitches. 50 common In other machines.
Anothsr valuable improvemsB Adjustable Feed Bar sdspt
Ins a 10 the hnest heaviest fsbrc
the only machine have that viii gather without chang
Ing The tensicn's-f fdrerfiIenert
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NAVY GAZETTE.
...rr.axI,u 70 m, 1aIuuss.

DETACHED.
n. iacomm,nder g. De Krsat from ordnance day a.
H,TYsfd Phiadsph and waiting odsr.i Aeia Master william
p,,at fou dnty NAvyfard Wssbnston ans waiting ofdi
Fnvu Vim H. Elliott from steamer khods lssnd sia ordered "
steamer Huron Acting Ensgu Wm khsors nom duty n@s @
V.d Eorot and ordered Nina AsssAt surgeon heo
Wb,don onl duty naval Hospital hsw lofs and ordered 70
S, Al NV. New Y0k Asssnt Psymsster Jos Fo'
Ter nom M,bh.d and osdssd 10 stssnsi Aioonoo
x..i,,.n Pavmaer w Bacon, from steamer Afoostoos ana
s,sd 10 s,nor Mabrhesds ID Assist EnsreetW Hss,h ana
Wnor N Knowlton special duty a. T. aud srdsed 70 He.mss
coJ Aetin9 second Jspss H. Finn, ron
and ordered 10 the steamer HurOp Aetns second As
u.er A. ~ Clements from Asesney and ofdsfsot te
as Nins Acting Third Asstan Enzneef Pse Smith nen
.ner Mirhxsn ordered HuEpn Ounns fessI
, from ofdnsucs dnty Navy Yard BOson and wsitpt
Lar. Gunnsr Gsorfs w OssesT from ordnance ds,y ne
Phsdsphis and waiting orders Onusrs oee Apfe
md James Hutchinson ordnance duty s ihs h,y fa no
f Va. and waiting orders Gunner James Hayes oH oren %
d a. Jsh.on Brsek sad wsias orisu ounnsss slsPhs
Yogns Joseph Thomas Robinson on duty at the soo
NAVY lard, Va and waiting orders
ORDERED
Dec ie-cOmmAndsr Williams, 70 Temporary oEa1,ns. aug
First Assstan ntnee henfJ D. Nons he
I.t,ng Third Jssss H. Chssney eansr ifo-
raoss Aetnr Third Chsri A. kngfrn ns
Sos Gunner r. Thompson 70 ordnance dutyst Navy Wv"
York.
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FIRES.
PHILADELPHIA.

NJ sarnsnArn 70 TH1 TtIBvsH
PHrthDgLPHrA, Dec 26.-A fire occurred yesterday
40 the buildings Eos l5i and l3S Dock% oesGoyhg
tr valued Al s25 600 The heaviest losers are Shares
cabinet maker s6O 600 insured for 800 IN the Ana OF
anderson ma4ufaetuer Of rcfrigeraors s3oo
iasarsd In the Royal and Philadeinfs COMPANY anu Jun"
porlzon e5OO0 also insured
ELMIRA.
ErmRA. NY, Dec. 26.-A fire broke out about
- .asT IN the boot and shoe As1ufscio o. a
pis,s T. 20 stuated on WIsnsr near aerst Ine psia
,o,siy sopsumed II nearly Few and o1s OF We
s,. busipsss structures IN the city vas 2ecsSsa ~ y"
a kkio- Co ana Fielding Co. whoesels eonee sna zee
go - a. tnok An the new building adjoining occupied oy
Ira wes whoIssas leather and andings ors x senosea
ios hs total buidng and syoes Is e:nma,sa
~ IA oo9 hs property insured for s5Ao lhs nfe
ssvstsd n shs In the cellar esnoaa TIE 00o'
aud taa ti0rA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
A BROKEN LEO.

Shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning Officer
Young Of the Eighteenth Precinct arrested James Reey
bartender for assault committed upon Francis McPeak
siding the OF FsaTe end fomtsenthst Tbs officer
and his prisoner followed 20 tho station by
citabe crowd who seemed determined 10 gain admttance
tho building In attempting to dpese the crowd Of tho
number. namod Gay Kennedy who intoxicated was
pushed aside by Officer Jackson and f'ng broke his leg
The injured man conveyed 70 his residence.
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AP,cn..nt surprjse, ,

your wiz lady Sewing Msehus send Der
BAKER Tor holiday present II viii b. OF %
most agreeable surprises OF ber he 4 Advertisement
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nInnrnina EnahR.

AcAHp JACKSON no 5el BROADWAY BE, S.ssn..,n.y
& sos. Ihs Boaae,s Shsw coskt Wells Grapes Hsndker'
sb. Goye &c BLades waited on with good. . their rsst
x snits 10 erdsr on short notice E6 3S brosdvay opposs
TIaapV
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9uetial Notifes.
when Youth and Beauty nIeos

When Youth and Beauty Meet
To chase the glowing with Dying fe'' "s'' give asst 10 A'
s they breathe snd msks iaSsy to inb'S ~ Asa eas'
and ,h,y win tell ysss PnALoNs NIGHT Aioohmo
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Himo. Aesaide kistsri
FRANCOIS aREdoIRE q CO..
HfsTnE Ilao IA

FRANCOIS QREdOIRE CO.,
CONTINENTAL Horst Dec 10. isdA
Mssus 0RKaoRH Co. ~, -. M. -.
rMxik p ANERioUE and EMAIL BLANC D. PARIS may mssi
With all the success which s spason ds.sIyss sSs l.,
Yours, vsry truly. ADELAipn sis ~ sIvn. ~.
These celebrated s sa.usi and nsssnaasoas esassnsrs The
CempsEiob, are soit By ell DrnHtrS
ENAMEL oF AMERICA. 81; EMAiI BLANC 2, PARIS s's
j. L. HULLe son. Ne. y Psrktov.
Agents foE Esq,aoyk.
1@erIoan fsytschnlc BFsnsh sl ,s FHis
fThursdayl EVENIN0 Rssm Ne r. Cosps. Unsoa Nt.ss
~ ana Is nol the Earth Bs3 esdyt
,spsr br M JOSEPH g. WOOD . ca.qesony By fsof n r.
sTTvENs. Adali,slon ftss g. D. TiLLEaAN Chsirmss.
-YcctnTe Sy sRe Rsv T. I. HEckEn & living Hs. SUN
DAY EVEKE9 Dec 80 ices si Pm, Bppsct LuiAs sAStes
nfsgmaasa" Tcksy y ssaA yfN
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FATALLY BURNED.
An inquest was Yesterday hold by Coroner wildsy

An inquest was yesterday hold by Coroner WiIdey
at No 395 Chcrys tho body Of Mary Ann Griffin aged
years died from the result Of burns received Saturday
On that day the mother Of the child left her apartment for
short time leaving the deceased OF older children
Unnotced by them the infant strayed the stove and
IT, clothing caught fire Attracted by the Of the chill
den Of the neighbOrs into the apartment and eNn
guisho the flames but not until the child badly burned
about the body, causing its death as above stated
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
RAILROAD ACCIDENT MAR HAMILTON. ONO,

CINCINNATI Dec. 26.-1he trestlO-work on the Gin
cinnai Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Hamilton gave
way the express rain hound crossing A. and pre-
ntsd the engine tender and baggage TO the bottom ia
tails njung tho engineer and fireman No other casualties
YALL or WAGON DOWN A PRECIPIcE
NJ. PAUL Dec. 26.--MOnday night a wagon con-
ainng four of the bridge this side Of 81 Anihony
sEd wen' hendong down tho prccpice 10 feet The high
bridge end of this chGsm without rning and
fearful psce bi fortunately three Of them escaped with IN
lmies hle OHly one n~saesi Casey. killod
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

oa.-ar.3 t. HanN aI
M es1sv -Ir-N
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

IMPROVED EDUCATION OF THE coLoRgD YOUTH
BAD STATE OF THB FIEANCEs-ALL TIE BANKS
STOP PAYMENT EXCEPT oSE-ARRIyAL OF THR
BISHOP or CARTHAGRSA-THK LOTTERY AT
MADRID--sEws FROM JAMAICA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
THE WEST TNnrS .,S
HAVANA.
MONETARY cBss-sUSPENsIoY or PAYMENT OF
THREE BANKS.

HAVANA Dco % l556
We are passing through monetary crisis, from the
want Of specie which has been exported boarded On
Thursday the Bank of Bosser suspended paymen, and
closed its doors On Friday the Bank Of AiRaeine' do
Regla, (known Fessers Bank del Concrete, Cknown as
Yella and Bank de San jose did tho For several
days there has boon the Spanish Bank whchhad,
the 18th inst, S3O3757 specie its vaults with
which to pay ITS paper ISSUE bills amounting to s96
I5O The whole mercantile community is feeling it very
much, and in fact all classes Of society. F
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DROWNED.


Late on Tuesd " night Thomas Malloy, native OF
Ireland aged year, fell from the pier at the foot Of Eighth
st. into the River and drowned bei4e assistance
could be rendered The body recovered and taken TO
bis late residence No SO East Tenthst where Coroner
Widcy Yesterday held inquest and verdict Of accidental
drowning r0Bd0is cd
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH on STATEN ISLAND.
On last Wednesday morning little daughter OF
Mrs Smith four years Of age living at Factoyye Staten
Island who had been e in the kitchen with her sisters
two years and the other six yeas OF age their mother
accidentally fire her clothing while playing tho
stove which red hot The ncig5Ors hearing the
OF tho child rusle It's and when the mother returned
abe found her child breathing its last
FATAL ACCIDENT or TIP SBw-JERsBY RAILROAD.
young man named Theodore Woodruff of New
ton SUSSEX County NcwJor.ey who had spending the
day Newark IN company with friend named johnson took
the IS m train from that city for New York, for the pur
pose SPENDING the evening al place Of amusement was
instantly killed bT falling from the platform OF OF the
near the Haoscn.ack River johnson did miss the do
ceased until the rnu arrived Wcs End when he procured
lantern and walking back found the body lying upon the
track severed IN two II stated that Woodruff requested
by the hakemcn 10 enter the but insisted upon fe
Nowark where an inquest was held yesterday afternoon by
Coroner sanford and verdict OF accidental death was rem
dered
ACCIDENTS IN BROOKLYN.
On Tuesday evening an unknown man was run
over by in Furmanst and one Of his legs
was 30 badly injured that amputaOn will he necessary.
An unknown killed in futonare~ at the corner
of UOwuBgst, Tuesday evening by being run over ny
Hutton ave car She had lust aighted from an mp car when
l as ,truoI ond tiird 6v dowr car The drivers aud
conductors Of the arrested and held 90 await tho re-
su Of CoroEers inquest On Christmas day named
Jamsl Dunnng zen down the steps Of his residence
No Harris and sustained injuries from which be soon
ssr died Tho nquet was held by Coroner Lynch and the
verdict Of socdehial death rendered A little before
O'Clock yesterday afternoon boy named Robert horan at
tempted 70 climb the front Of the building At tho corner o. Chn
ton and Warren sts A struck upon the head by
stone which fe ate and severely injured thar he
died IN short time.
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upon The connea assgsst q FL civilized naasss sss
ne diacuIiy 10 fn1ng 3 moro elective ususraany
law for these alands y twcfud. riruf. thsrs , the
danger .hs. s.y hss,y pss ls,sas. ssais.. &c =.
power would psaossaaily b. dead lstsse uhscsves y
happened % cesasos vlih popular uapsahy. vor h.
been enforced sssss ne Kssish vpiuasss vho oiss1
0ssiealdt sven shsy had technically violated ~ sn6
We tsew Mat for smll.s re.soas ~ U.Sssd asas -
: shs old dinosiiy airsady msusIsasd, q an
50 ssoas, has sas been sss y some jaris" ia.
. sweesisg srsesnsos agAinss the sxpersasoa Of sn
re ,.ns ?, e. Ss'.
foreign bsgersnt may arm Ell 10 land forces wish rss
from Birmingham. .utees only % the rsk q csgsurs
heavy penalties ns ont vsssiof.war q bisksehsaA
nosaliy The two actoss ass par end any attempt
y should csftainly b rather directed 70 .regu.
late q: fosa@ the. y esceaIsss the latter
- Sss % s:s,: ~Sii. NJ p.1s S ', :sss
. braach Of commsvus - our cotton ssads, other
breaches. such the manufacture Of small for
vsrks purposes should deprived q their legitimate
dsvelopUsu1 FOR the present. Ne mast acqusscc In
The naatssanee osths sxisting has bstwsso ordinary
control the building and sAle q thsss - chsok
abuses OF neutrality Experience has shown that partly
owing v the enormous profits that may BE- realized BY
such ventures and partly 70 the facility Of evasion
where the proof OF guilt must chiefly depend ntsn
ton, tho prospect of punishment Of ttle avail The
remaining expcdlent u 70 arm the executive gov
eramsnt with moro stringent. II not moro arbitrary.
powers Of prevention.
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By STEAMSHIP TO NOVEMBER Is.

The lnman steamship City Of washingsoa. Captain
Rosksl, which isfs liverpool q noon the i4tA and
Queenstown on tho 18th Of November arrived q this
port early yesterday morning
Tue Cunard mali steamship scotia, Captain Judkins,
which LETT Liverpool II p the nth and Queens
the 18th Of November arrived q thh port u an
early hour yesterday morning having made OF the
most rapid across the Atlantic yet record hsr
time from Queenstown harbor being very iissls
eight days
Tho London Hsrald the CONSERVATIVE organ edtoriay
advocates tho consideration q the pondng questions be-
the United states and Great Britain even by arbraiion
" necessary.
The Lords Of the English Admiralty have resolved
upon maintaining In the Chinese waters q weH armed
notis Of gunbosss 70 defend peaceful Traders from
pirates the Straits Of Maacca the mouth IL the
Yellow river
Severe gales had boon prevalent around the English
coast, and especially In the Irish Channel sundry
wrecks and loss Of life reported. Tho mos, SERIOUS
Dublin. She struck on Wexford, and atmoas immsd.-
sssiy parted IL two few psrsons ON board were
saved. II was not exactly known how many wsre lost
bu. thirty Ave dead bodies had been recovered.
Tho examination By the Juge d'Ius.suction or the
numerous students arrested Paris the tn Inst.
had been brought 70 conclusion The charge estab-
lshsd against shem 10 mot that Of holding illegal
meeting. but Of belonging to . secret socisty.
From Switzerland learn that Disturbances
took piace q the elections In 0ensya Of members OF the
Grand Council About fourteen wounded persons wore
taken tho hospitals; bnt the attacking party carried
Oh their wounded. Order was nnaiy restored BY The
ssndsmea rhs "indspsndspt' party elected sixty
three members against forty -ons "radicais"
Recommendation Of the Commissionen Recruiting
Great Bnlain Involve additional annual outlay Of
half million startling for army purposes.
SIR John Pakingtou will NOT BE- able 10 Increase the
son-ciad nest Of England, sccount Of the indspos
ton Of the govsrnmens the navy estimates
Ar r Wayne. Chief Commiss,ones u Polics. he'd o.
oiiusd nsks tra6c srrsngemso for the convenience
of Me Trades Reform demonstration 10 London the
ID Of December and expressed TO dspuiaiion his dis
approval Of bringing great bodies OF into crowded
thoroughfsrsa
rumos vas current that the Prince Of waiss had
met with accident ~ g. Petersburg; but
pronounced uafoundsd II tho latest date IN London.
The Spanish government had addressed repressnss-
tions 70 the Cabinet Of Brussels relative 70 Spanish
gees residing In that capital, declaring them TO BE-
gagged open ntrgucs 70 disturb public order 10
Spain
A royal Italian decree bad been issued granting an
amnesty from the army and navy who had
enlisted 10 The Austrian service.
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IR ELAN D.

Tho Roaiass Up',-EnGiand's Preparations
fer War-Intsnse Excitement and Alarm
James Stephens as Hand.
LosDoS, Nov. T-Noon.
The Ysaan troubles In ireland have assumed con.
adorable proportions fAsvs dosb< hat sersoss
sssbvsak has seesyysd
Two regiments Of national troops we're urgently
ordered to ireland yesterday afternoon, aud transports
were being prepared sll last night ~ Portsmouth.
large detachment Of marines ives also sent over TO
occsastown on the war steamer Plymouth.
A runboas a Chatham has been ordered 10 nil Tor
oussassown Immediately.
Much alarm Is felt ., Cork and throughout Ireland
gsasraily.
The London m<s this morning bslievss that ns Chssf
Oroo~sssr aspaens vn arrive on tte s~as, a. H.
deed ~ has ~ already
United states Policy.
The London 0iots sditoraIy hints that more serious
trouble with the United States is really al s tofcm "
~ Iswsan oufbreak.
Rssiasd,s Hopes from the United states.
( G4 IoxpoS, Nov n, 1884,
The London Herald believes that the government Of
che Un,tsd states will endsavor 10 defeat the Fessn
pioss 81 shs proper time.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1865.

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srelaA fev o. Which waS vblsts = ~, 49, 49,
rsspees the msasen ~ ~ sAess u sAsA NE Apn
period, which h had wissensd salsr .sss ~
80 H. and thsss uestiy fant end fron S:tS - cav
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