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VOLUNTEER OFFICERS MUSTERED oUr.
The follow ing yrdef from the War Department mastering
out Of service number Of volunteer officers was promulgated
SPECIAL ORDERS No Cs
WAR DEpr.. ADJurASTs oTyos, wAsHrseIos D: C
IE1.e, Hinder II provision. Of G,psr. order No 70 MAY
.SS no onse hey ore hereby hcnorsb
United states to take eject from the dates set op
pO iadonL Aiisdec.mp Col An,op Stage, Breye BIG Gen
ssi 'FR ss 6sP soi Bs1e Mi John IL Pr. sept 1885
csp and sIs , HoI rgs co oct p s MsoT snS
Lieut. Me Kso;e Sept 1855 Mgot ard e's s
S., Gen Mo- and B1sye Brs Gen Cha, Monde sep
Ei.or Brew, Lou, CO.. ohn Ha9eoes Sept s N;r ana
Brsyet LsaiCo Roswell 81 SAWYER. Sept, 1856 Msio[ AID
Mi.m SO 1 s f Gs sept @ Mao, s"d
N0 sep 1905 5s M sl@y .9d EIsy Is? Dayton s
iss M,jolsUi s.ye' Charles H. d,Ayss ss SEPT le
Bfsve, CO. Wa ii wiesy sept 1900 M.qI and breys, Col
Mac D.SiS Wager Oct T. 1885, Msor ma Brcysi H.
S Ms ,p ana sJs's NJ. o. md ss i S% o
sa4 s S"S s LIE tilI ae3y %s ssp
and Be, Col Jesse Jseeb. sept 'gS Capt Byron Porter
leu escoi Eddy Ms.on Sept t. 1865 cSpt ,ld Brye; Mso
ST Ia s o. s & c,S AID sr eve Moi Wm Dss
ST. 1850 f2 'qs Geo, J0 H.s f NPsu.p s sp G' 1867 sg1 cp
and BI,ye M,of A. R.@.ey Muq.areT. sep iegsi Cslt
Capt. sls'i s,s!sca s. Harlan sept c,g Bro
yeMsoI Dennis - Wiam' ,ep 100 SIPt W. ~ sIn9 3s
Can't George " Howard Sept 1856; Cast AID kTeyel Major
Chs,. Howe. Sept 1856 Csp and BreyeMao VIM = Porter
Sept. T. 1860
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
T.. D.. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adjusnt General
RELIEVED.
Beget Co.'s Josiah Simpson ard L. A. Edwards, Surgeons
u 8 A.. from duty as members of tue Retiring Board a
Philadelphia
ORDERED
Brevet Brig Gen. J. NJ Cuyler. and Brevet Col j. j.
Mlhsn Surgeons u S. A. 10 duty as members Of Retiring
Board at Philadelphia
uIscHARGED
Hospital Steward John T. West L. 5. A.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
Hospital Steward John T. West L. S. A

10y Te'egrsphi
ORDERED.
Auvust 2-Capt ID. Trenchard, TO duty as Lighthouse
Inspector o! Fourth District.
Auyust q3-Rear Admiral Joshua II. Sands from duty as
Ighbou.o Inspector OF Tenth District and waiting orders
Commodore L. NJ Powell from duty as Light house inspector
OF Third District aud waiting orders Commodore william H.
from Light Inspector OF Eleventh District and
waiting orders Commodore John kuda from ouiF
waiting orders Capt. T. H. Ellison. from
duty Lighthouse Inspector OF the sixth District ana or
dered duty Inspector OF the Tenth District Csp ~
Walker from cpecia duty at keWYofk ana ordered TO
duty as Lighthouse inspector Of the Third District Com
mander NJ Watson oul duty as Lighthouse inspector We
Twelfth Dsriet and waiting orders Commander A. 3 Bald
from duty Navy Eard " " and appointed Lighthouse
Inspector the District and his accepted
The steamer Lackawann9. Capt VIM X heynonS hIIheu
of Horta Hayal July 30 last ~ days New YORK All on
board we'll She 10 sal iOr ko &c Janeo lence 10
Honolulu, touching at Valparaiso.
PRIZE Isis READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
Prize lists for the capture OF the steamer fiorida by
United States steamer Waohuset are undergoing epara
tons by the accounting officers Of the Treasury ana the money
will be ready foE distribution in few weeks -
BELIEVED. "a
Boatswain Edward Kennev. from steamer Sarana. 6nd
waiting orders Boitsran William Green from stOIeship 20
tomac, and ordered to duty in Gulf Squadron
u &oRABLY DISCHARGED.
August %,-Aetpg Ensign T.. :. Prondft; Mates Z. d.
ConoyeF and r. Galley Acting First Assistant Engineer
Jos T. Hathaway.
August is-Act. g Second Assistant Engineer Richard
y Taylor.
August 6-Joh J. Pearce
August lS-Act Third Assistant Engineer T. Benton
Brown.
MISCELLANEOUS
Aug. 23-Tbe order TeVokng appoilta,ut ~ Acting
&ss!p y, VI Fsiti'ssA IfJYASS
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men must rule the South" of we're President Of the
Tinted States and found you guilty Of treason w0ud
ty Won for treason convict you Of treason and hang you
tor treason"
THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
leading morning paper says, edtorially; "a Few
davs snce application made TO the Directors OF the
Chicago Board of Trade for the OF their splendid hail.
in which 10 receive the President and his Cabinet while on
their Wit TO this city The Drecos laboring under the
n thar the President coming TO the city only
10 cornerstone OF the monument OF the late senator
Douels and rot on an eectoneenng tour granted tne
request end rendered the committee OF ne
use Of their ha. Since then, however, tnee nave See
serious regrets on the subject and no small enoun5 oI IN
dignaon has been expressed by members Oh inc Doau VI
Trade concerning the matter Some OF sne Direeloe'
too heartily SICK of their action and desire 10
slider it, but having already compromised themselves tne
in guanday. They regret not having suoneu
the question TO fun meeting of the Board as onghs 10
have been DONE when they would have been relieved OF m
responsibility in the natter
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special Dispa,ck 10 The ~ y. Tdbune ,
CHICAGO Thursday, Aug. 90, 1866.
The Directors of the Board OF Trade ave been to-day
Considering the matter Of the of htr hall for the
Presidential reception next week They viii make recon-
mendations the Board which will BIO voted on to-mor
row open meeting We understand that viii be pro-
posed 70 tender the hail the Douglas Monument Asso
caiion on the expressed condition that be used tor 10
political purpose whatever.
C0PPBRHEAD REQUEST.
The Times OF this city save edtorally: III there IL
ANYTHING that can make u regret the coming OF President
johnson to Chicago that occupies time which might
ell in choking OF Black Republicans VINO are eatihs
hm be ad and butter and abusing their benofaeto IL IN
tty that all these have not single ohoGl neck 30
. at he mght throttle them all at once"
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N ZINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEESsTovS Thursday, August 30-Noon-The
steamship Ert from NewYoIk August le arrived this
morning
The steamship Etna from New.York August L. arrived
this morning Il th vessels have sailed for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Thursday. August 3O-Noon.--The steam
ship Now New York August s arrived here this
morning aud r landing the mails. left for Bremen.
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ENGE AN ID.
Additional Troops for Canada.

LONDON. Thursday noon Aug 80 ls66
The Canadian Government has asked the Home Gov
eminent to send more troops to Canada, owing to
apprehended trouble with the United States, growing
ont of the expected Fenian invasion aud the modin'
cation of the Neutrality laws of the United States The
Government has decided to send two regiments Of In
fantry and one cavalry to Canada and preparations
GRE making for their departure.
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dned the dinner being served by Demonco Two tables
we're set In The eabu one Of which was pe'sS oyer ~
OF state created great sport by calling upon Gen ea ano
Admiral fasgu who beside the President for speeches.
chefacerlzing them the orators Of the occasion
When Nevbugh passed the President retired 70 state
room Tor few hours rect and the River Queen h III s
and whistle the sautsons from shore and passing boats
The Hudson and hillside at Hudson were neo wts people
the ladies being numerous and presented avery pretty spec
tacle band Of music was stationed on the balcony OF
building fronting the water and cannon on .ne .p, Inv
when the people had opportunity OF seeing the ffeueh
and his distinguished companions.
Some 10 miles below the city the steamboat MetamorA
withs the Mayor and Aldermen Of Albany, drew op
Gen Van viet introduced Mayor Thatcher to MI Seward
and Mr. Seward introduced him to the President Inc Alder
Mr.. SEWARD FACETIoUs.
Mr. Seward ceousy asked the Mayor whether the Pres
they would take the boat on through The Mayor smiled
though the Secretary was poking fun at him
SPEECH on THE MAYOR OF ALBANY.
After the Mayor and Aldermen had shaken hands with Gen.
Grant and Admiral Farragut the Mayor said:
Mr. PnruDEyT. behafO the c9mmOn Council and the Gill
your Cabinet TO the officers OF the army aud navy and
IN. ind eS SSsR welcome to cur city With rsSd your
: rel; beg 1SSs yo :cpy t RG'
nation but abate to your Ie.0nal worth ana as raisa
how eaey you epoud Of the Union the outset Of
the M rpy ou Ts me an. hSg sna sac sa &
how nOb Supported IKE Of your meg'e P TsD
when they heavy sId eheered bis her when ". ,sa
Since Presidency shough spontes were
upon a Ilomen,o1 We're pos,ei than yes
5y.d any Of S9 e. y se 1s,s S
ptbIe integrity. IN oferns yor re- ms warm
heartfelt greeting discharge duty winch We e sDH 70 you
ouy.. Trusting that under the blessing Cod nd with
the and Administration result In The festofa
ton permanent harmony and good feeling bs states we
will only add Long live tie President forever I've zoe Union!
The PRESIDENTS REPLY.
The President said -
Mr. Mayor you FOR wba, you have sold and am 10 ho
that will be attributed to personal vanity The DIS
tinon made welcoming exceedingly gat
flying You welcome fret the Chief Magistrate VI the
a dstiuclon and respect due TO eHsted sauon-sho
then, 10 the most acceptable manner you giye your
graduation private zen. In this tryis ana pious con
don OF country Of this kind strengthens ana
inspires determination and carry out the pohey
that viii restoration 81 peace and property 70
the and coantIy feel oomT limened and hopei All
warmly thank you know now 70 rppe
cse such welcome and sgan Thank you most sincerely oI
both Ch Msgftraie and s private of
yidual and citizen iAIpsgse.l
The steamboat Emene, containing the Mayor and Copnc
Troy aud with and band of music on board came
down tie meet the President as did also committees
Of citizens Of Albany and Troy board the steamboat
Seneca formed escort for the River Queen
and they proceeded gals 10 company
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CHICAGO.

THE PRESIDENTS MEMORY To BE REFRESHED.
sp.e. Dl,psteh to The ~ y. Tribune.
CHICAGO Thursday Aug 90 1868
1t is reported to-day that s some Of our PSom9sn,
and his Cabinet are pass will hang out banners their
outer walls ftom side Of the street to the other with
the following notices inscribed thefeoh; mus.
ake lack ssats. :" Hll glaks Heas9a Q1ieIG' L0yd
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FRANCE.
French Opinion on the Friendly Relations ne
tween the United siatSs and Russia
PARIS, Thursday evening, Aug,

Pans Thursday evening, Aug. 30 ls66
The Dt5ats in an editorial to-day, alludes to the
honors paid to the American Embassy III kuSsla' anu
after making the significant inquiry What is the
value Of the demonstration between the United
States and Russia 2" says that France has done
little to renew the old friendship between herself and
the United States
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MEXICO.
wa.imi,ian,s Abdiea,iOn Expected.

PANS Thursday Evening Aug 80 1906
The belief grows here that Macmillan Will abdi-
cate the Crown of Mexico
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Thursday evening, Aug. 3O.-The
closes unchanged at the rates current at noon
The rates foot up 10 OO0 bales.
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ITALY.


The Bmpre,s of msxies at Mirsnsr
TRIESTE, Wednesday Aug 2a LEGO.
The Empress Of Mexico was received a. Vicenza by
Prince Humbert, and officially at Padua by King Vic.
tor Emanuel, his Generals, &c. She arrived at Mira
mar to-day, and was received by the military and
civil authorities.
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Liverpooi Breads,uGs Marko..

LIVERPOOL, Thursday evening. Aug. 3O.-The
Bread,tuGs is fat and prices nominel with
downward tendency.
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LONDON. Thursday evening, Aug. 80 lsCa
The market for American securities is steady though
L. s. bonds close tribe easier The closing quotations
United States FyeTwcaes 72i Illinois Central Shares 79
Erie Railway SsaTes 4Ji
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aeciden, 10 n Cireu. Performer.

PHIIADEIPHIA, THURSDAY, Aug. so, lef6
Julio Buislay, while performing the Niagara Leapy
this evening at the Wanu,st Theater i6 from the tIS
peze near the ceiling TO the stage-a distance Of 80 feet
but only slightly injured Jhe Isrc!IeEss YES lst
4isUypisd,
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THs MEAys OF DEFENSE.
s2esi, psa,,sb 10 1as 3. !. Tdbure.
ME- xICO.
FORCED LOANS BY MAXIMILIAN--AN AMERICAN EARN
snrrrn nv A pprxcH MAN.0P.WAR

SEIZED BY FRENCH MAN-0PwAR.
SAy FRAScIsco Thursday, Aug. 80 1875
Mexican advices state that Macmillan has levied two
forced loans o. the residents OF Guayuas, amounting TO
81 900.
French man-oi-war recently seized the American bark
Francis Palmer under the pretense that she Loading
guano without permit, and carried her 10 Mszatan.
Admiral Thatcher will send the Saanac and shawnee 10
investigate the matter.
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Liverpool Brendsiu1s Markc
Liverpool Provision Market.

LIVERPOOL, Thursday noon, Aug N.-Ihe Liver
pool BreedstufIs Market is without change
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
PEACE.
. Of the Rnd Of ibe War.

cheering Signs of the Bind Of 'he War.
LONDON Wednesday, Aug. %. ltt6.
News from the continent shows that the treaties
are being speedily concluded and the hostile troops
evaauating the countries they occupied.
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Alpha Delta Phi.

CLEVELAND Thursday Aug. % ls66
The 9th annual convention Of the Alpha Delta Phi
is now taking place here Sixteen chapters represent
ed Public exercises TO be held in Brainard Hall tins
evening" and bs followed BY SOCIAL lsnnnn Al le
Kellayd E9lse.
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CossIASINoFLR Wednesday Ars. %, 1896.
Affairs in Turkey are in bad state. The revolt in
Gambia progresses. The inhabitants (Cretans) have
asserted their independence Of the Turkish Empire.
Constantinope is announced in a state of siege.
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RUSSIA.

Complimentary Addresse. and Inviiaiions from
the Inisrior Tewns TO the United STATE,
Embassy.
Moscow, WEDNESDAY Aug. %. 1866.
The United States embassy have received compli-
psatGy addresses aud iayIaions, BY tsleggpgs, G9l
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Lixcrpool Provision Market.

LIVERPOOL Thursday evening, August 30.-The
Provision market unchanged The Tsow market is
firm.
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LONDON, Thursday noon, Aug. 30 ls66.
The money market is easier.
The Bank of England to-day uced its rate Of discount TO
per cent.
Consos have advanced and sre quoted s9 for
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AUSTRIA.

Nsgs,ia,ions Opened With Hsiy-Peace Ger.
tain.
vienna WEDNESDAY Aug. %, I-65.
Gen. Menebrea has been cordially receiver. Ne
gotiations have been opened. Austria will not
demand any compensation for the deenses Of Veneta
Peace in Italy is certain.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Thursday noon Aug 30.-The Cotton
market is weak and prices declining. The sales to-day
are estimated at 10 900 bales Mddlng Upands. l33d.
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London Money Market.

LIVERPOOL, Thursday noon, Aug. 3O.-The Proyi-
sion Market is unchanged
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PRUSSIA.
The Text of the Treaty Of Peace Identical
with the Preiiminarifs.

BERLIN. Thursday. Aug. q, l;65.
The text Of the AustroPrussian treaty in all the
chief points is the same as the prelimnares.
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UP THE HUDSON.


Special Di,pstch to Tie " Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Thursday Aug. "a so.
The trip up the river was delightful one. The
weather charming fresh breeze blowing aid the
whole party seemed to enjoy the excursion Shortly the
boat left Manhatanve the President and party brcai stei
Along the Hghs above New York. numerous patie
congegaed who waved flags hats and handkerchief the
boat passed.
THE RIVER TOWNS.
The river towns generally made denomination
knd-Tingng bells firing guns displaying fags-bat at
points the enthusiasm was very weak Tho boats
passed coming and going decorated with bun and
sauted the Presidential party with steam.yhstle bell
and % some nsianees dipp:d hsE Tags Ils Rive Queen
always returned tie compliment.
YoSKERs
Yorker. made the finest display but this perhaps ~ lie
attributed to the fact that 1t Is the residence OF Radf L. ne
after Office and his friends who expect them their
money OIL powder and Tags.
PoUGHKEEIslE.
On the landing ct Poaghkeepsie. some 200 ptostsrs
wstng tie President and bis eompanons ande 49,
passed close alon gside give them an opIortgIIty
dent standing On the upper deck IN fall IleY,
JHE DISEIR
ELortly aier LEAVING Ysst Hs4S. lie PfflleIp tlrf1
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Lendon Money Market.
American Securities.

LONDON Thursday evening, August 3O.-Consols
closed al So for money
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American Securities.

LONDON. Thursday noon August 30 Loco
Tie Securities Is better. The current
prices are: L. s. 52Os 72i Erie shares. i Illinois Ceniras
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Address from Leipsic IN Favor of the Union Of
saxony.

Berlin Thursdsy. Aug. 90. 1865
An address from Leipsic has been set TO the Prus-
sian Legislature in favor Of the union Of Saxony with
Prussia.
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UEST POINT.
ARRIVAL AT WEST POINT.

ARRIVAL AT WEST FONT.
Special pi,po,eh to II. y. y. Tnbane.
The Presidential party arrived here this morning at
II! o'clock the steamer Rivor Queen
THE ESCORT.
Tie officers in charge OF the Academy headed by tt Su
pernienden Gen PcbeI met the party al the landing and
escoI,ed them 10 the carriages squadron Of eavatv
battalion % Fneer and battery OF artillery forme the
escort, preceded by the regular Academy band.
~ THE AcADEMY.
The President party, on entering the AcaSemy
grounds were honorcd with salute trst r.ed
10 the Library where the officers OIL duty at The Point
formally presented the President He was then tshi 70
the camp Of tue Cadets 1t has been the custom to 'eak
camp the 2eth Of August preparatory to ecnmenet he
vst OF the President the ceremony wac postponed unit this
very large number OF spectators were preten ms ory
them ladies' who proceeded 10 the camp which ST sted
officers the many coored dresses OF the ladies' the white tents
and the contrast presented by nature and art 10 the light
day. formed picture for painter .,
Cadets fell TO the ground aud almost as quickly dapl ared
from reh This done the Cadets formed Tor Teyew AL tie
q number OF ladies were introduced to him.
REVIEW.
The President took his stand the parade y, ound
accompanied by A. T. Stewart, Gems. Grant 3 eade,
Pitcher culum Esw1gs Ad TdrS az, FHt wsH ard
Postmaster General Randall The Cadets unde, the
OF e f .d Bp'h oHcI % and o" ou,
time forming line from the latter with suddenne and
men 10 Of whom sy appointed and had been the
Academy bat two months. II the inst time u the
movements perfect aud Gens Grant and Mead both
pronounced il pretty sight and said very wei done
the battalion passing the dOube.quck A. I.
Stewart remarked Gen Meade General you hac
OF this doublequickiDg at Gettysburg had you nof Yes
replied the General both ways; bat finally we got sn
The double quick 10 the night direction
AFTER The REvIEw.
The President expressed great satisfaction Ut al hsi be
sav IL vas hs fret Wait 90 Wes Point wei ne frat
strip Up the Hudson. West Point be said seemed 'fned
for the purpose for which had bsen ded sfed
A more beautiful spot lie bad behsd."
the review the Presidential party took carrie for
the aud here Gen Meade stah and the apany
who had accompanied the party from NewYork bid I'D
Postmaster Randall also remained behind and urned
TO NewYork with his WIFE, He reJons tie party at fazara
Falls.
DEPARTURE
the boat left the landing tue officers Of the Acdey the
New.Yok Committee and the people collected there tied in
cheering The President Gen GTGnt Admiral farragt and
Secretary Seward.
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Denial OF Negotiations Between the Italian and
Papai Governments.

FLORENCE Wednesday. Avg. 90, 1866
The rumored negotiations between the Italian and
Papal Governments is denied.
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GREECE.
The Inssrreciton In Candin-Europsnn War
Vessels expected at Athens.
ATHENS, Wednesday. Aug.

ATHENS Wednesday, Aug. =, IetuE
The insurgents at Gambia continue to fortify their
positions. Families are emigrating TO Greece.
European war ships are expected
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BELGIUM.

Prince Iturbide at Brussels.
BRUSSELS wednesday, Aug ~, 1906.
Prince ltuTbide of Mexico and Melyan are here.
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
News by the Atlantic Gable 70 the
goth inst.
CHEERING SIGNS OF PEACE.
The Troops in Canada 10 be Increased In
View Of a Fenian Invasion,
France Awaking to a Sense Of Her Short
eoming8 Toward the United States
THE EMPRESS CARLOTTA At MlRAMAR,
MAXIMiLIANS ABDICATlON EXPECTED.
Peace Between Austria and Italy
Certain.
PROGRESS OF THE RESURRECTION IN GAMBIA
COnstanlinOplc in a State of Siege.
The Interior Towns Of Russia PrOhering Hos
pitality to the United States Embassy.
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large number of the principal cities and towns in
the interior Of Russia.
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THE PRESIDENT.
THE DEPARTURE FROM NEW.YORl.

REVIEW OF THE WEST POINT CADET
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TU RKE Y,

Unsettled State Of Anasrs-Presress o. the In
.urrec,ien-C ensian,inopie In 0 State Of
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News by the Atlantic Gable to the
goth inst.
CHEERING SIGNS OF PEACE
The Troops in Canada 10 be Increased In
View Of a Fenian INVASION

France Awaking to Sense Of Her Short
comings Toward the United States,
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Peace Between Austria and Italy
Certain.
PROGRESS OF THE RESURRECTION IN GAMBIA

COnstanlinOplc in a State Of Siege
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The Interior Towns Of Russia PrOaering Hos
pitality to the United States Embassy,
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ARMY GAZETTE.

fBy Telegraph
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS MUSTERED OUT
The follow ing rdef from the War Department mastering
out Of service Of volunteer officers promulgated
to-day:
OKDRRs No
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ALBANY.

Albany was reached at 7:l0, and there perfect
was accorded the President About 5000 people bad
assembled the as the Presden. ana his
fellow stepped the landing and
walked lines Of the Borgess. Corps military and
police drawn ~ TO receive them the enthusiasm OF the
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THE EMPRESS CARLOTTA At MIRAMAR.