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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Louisiana LegislaGure-Org
tiOn Of the City Government.

NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned at midnight last night, hav-
ing passed 123 important bills. There is
talk of an extra session, but it is believed
the Governor will not call one till after the
Nav election.
The organization of the city government
is processing slowly.
The Picayune denounces all charges
against Tom Parker which caused his re-
lection as Port Surveyor of New Orleans,
to he false.
There is a large number of new arrivals
of Northern and Western railroad men.
Major Bloomfield, appointed Quarter
master General of Louisiana, was Quarter
master in the Confederate army.
Meeting of the AsIh Chic.
GALVESTON, March 2O-The 4Sth Ohio
regiment mutinied, saying their term of
service was out. Thus far over sixty mem
bers are under arrest, arrested by negro
troops, who now guard Galveston.
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Cincinnati marker.

FLOUR-Sales Of superfne at STa7 So Extrn
ranges I,g 8, rom sss9. according 10 qusiity }
WhEAT-rhe sales wrre7OO barrels No. l Spring
SO. -'' A0N ~
ghnnies, ESQ., wv ''"0" i'
OATS-,No. 2 in elevators, 4Oc; No. 1 in second
hand burlaps, 44c " '''V"U
GR0CERIES-Fairto choice Rio Coffee at a4b
29ci raw Sugar at l29l5c; hard refined l7gl71Sc,
and Molas ess 90 Csc for Porto Rico ~
WHlSkY-Thero is q light demand for free at
w 70, but there is no demand whatever for bonded
SLED-PLime 70 choice Clover j. now held Al S5
gb %; Flax has declined tj o. Is with dali mar
ket. Timothy rules steady at $393 rs.
k1E-300 bushels No. 2 sold at sos,
.PkONlSlONS-Mess Pork is verv dull and the
pest city brands can be bought at S25 Salel of 10
hogshead shoulders 1T 10; packed, and 800 900 bar
res sides ut l3c for rib and lake for clear. Sides
were held frml Ac higher. Bacon and sho ulders
a. iOc loose and l04c packed At the close and dull
at lOltc without demand Lacon steady at IA i5@
l6c, with moderate jObbing demand.
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Rarbarous Treatment Of a One.Arm.
ed Soldier.

we cut Jne IolloWlng from the last num-
Der of the Holmes County Farmer:
A One-armed soldier, named Spencer, got
In debt to Mr.. Joseph Deyarmon, of Lake
vile, and, as DeyarmOn thought did not
make proper effort to liquidate the same
A few days ago Spencer drew his pension
from the Government and on his return
home Deyarmon and man named Thomp-
son ''piled into him. and demanded the
money, threatening that If he did not give
it up to whip him, and did use some violence
on him. whereupon he handed out his pock-
et-book aud they took what he had Com
plant was made before Esquire Justice,
warrant issued and placed in the hands of
Sheriff French; the parties were arrested,
brought in and fined. DeyarmOn $40 and
costs, and Thompson $6and costs; the whole
penalty amounting to about $50. They do
lovesoldiers and hate ''Copperheads." 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO INvALIps.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America a,
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous " eakness, Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the wholetrain of disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Pronted by q
desire to beneftthe afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this medi
cine, in sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it,
Free of Charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE HOUSE,
nCh2465-dly New York Eifv
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CIeYeIand nInrIrn,-

FL0UR-City made $40 759lI so for Xxx red.
I'll 1922 80 for Xxx white; Country brands Xxx
red 20 5OSlO 5Oi $40 6O9li so for country Xxx
white.
,WHEAT,-We could hear Of no sales to-day
Choice grades are firm.
CORN-Sale cars No. shelled from store at
SIC car do do at 53c
OATS-Sales 1000 bush No. from store at SIC;
cars do do at 3s,. -
BARLEY Sales 1000 bush No. 2 State At 5o,.
PORk-Sales No. city mess at S27 90; No. Z
mess a. $26 90; clear. at $3l 90.
LAkD-City rendered in tierces at lsc; do in
Kegs lgc; Country rendered l69l7c
Enthusiastically sales OF citv Sugar cured at
22c. Cnuntry-"urel he'd at l9920c
oHOULDERS-City cured steady at l4c. Coun-
try-curei at i39l4c
BAC0N-Hed at lOc for clear and zoe for sugar
cured
NESS BEEF-Quiet aud steady atsis 90. Extra
mess SEQ.
ALCOH0L-Steadv. He'll at o. 1894 IS for ss
per cent Cologne Spirits, % per cent, o. 80. Neu-
tra Proof Spirits 80 3992 a.
PtTR0LhUM-Dull anu weak Refined free
held at 5595s INV
SEEDS-Sales Western Timo,hy at a 90: Ohio
SO 5093 10: Clover held at S5 OO95 so.
SALT-Firm pt 81 So for Fine 81 60 for noarsa
OnOndsga: 81 55 for Saginaw
ALE AND PJRTER-We quote as follous-
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90: Stock SI3 OOaI4 90.
hennett sls 90; Pale Cream Sll 90; Portnr SI2 OOS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26

CINCINNATI, March 4.-The Ohio Legis-
lature upon invitation of the Cincinnati
Merchants Exchange, arrived here last
night to partake Of the hospitality of the
city. i
The Commercial estimates the loss bv the
fire at 81, 75l, 900, and the insurance at 1892,
900.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26

!, A CONVENTION of the Uniyersalists Of
Northern Ohio meets in Cleveland to-day,
to consult upon the educational, missionary,
and other interests Of that denomination.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26

IT is popular delusion to believe that
powder on lady's face has the same effect
as in the pan of a musket, and assists her
to 60 off.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26

BRANDRETH'S PILLS. COSTIVE.
NESS, DIAEhIIEA.-lheya are taken by the
ab'orbcnts. and carried into the circulation, through
~hc" medium they are conveyed to every part Of
the body.
If the pain affects the joints, single dose pro-
duccs ren arkable Lencft. Ard the same rule ap-
plies to cosivenass dlarrhea and dysentery; though
with the last named they may be required night and
morning for some days feore decided relief is OBJ
tained. In affections of the lungs. throat head and
pleurisy, the relief is certain; the e1cretory organs
throw off with case the phel IN, and the breathing
becomes frcer. SpasmOdic asthma is often curel by
single dose. mch5-d&wlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECRET DISEASES
SAGARITAN'S GHFT!
SAMARITAN'S GIFTi

SAMAKANAN'S GAFTS
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
'Yes, A Positive Cure" ia.
FOR GONORRH0EA, GLEET, STRUCTURES. &c
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsan, no Mercury.
| only 7e" P3iS to 6e taken 10 eject Care
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
anv unpleasant taste, and will not in anV Way in
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate N
in ~twenty-four hours"
NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured or
who have been gorged with Balsam Copabia. or
Mercury, try ~ - q
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
Sent by mail in a plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500, Female $500. ''--o
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices.
The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
ScrOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tcttera.
Scales, BOils. syphilis or Venere.
al Diseasess &c. = i
THE SAMARITAN Ms ROOTANiJ HEiRsRRA
@sss JUICES $50 f--''
Is the most potent. certain and remedv ax.
reaches and eradicates every particle
oIthe venerea poison, so that the cure Is t6orough
ana permanent. Take then, this purifying remedv ,
and be healed ana do not transmit to YOUR postSr;tx
tnnt ior ~ w9acn az you may repent in afteryo
Patient, take noticeI The Ingredients are hnown
to the physicians who use them, as you will Sec bv
tue following: pnH ftr - 80 - d
PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT MARsEl1,
BALTIMORE, Nd Feb 20. 1854
have great satisfaction in stating that / have
used Ine Sansartfdn's Remedies for Venereal Da-
ease In its most customary forms, thai have "a
them With judgment. discretion, and properly. sSS
nave nave iYuna t9em respond to my anticipationa
promptly and eiectually. Knowing their eompoSi-
tlVn, nayethe fullest comic enoe ia their efiean,
and as far as my use Of them extends, / recommsnI
them strongly. - 'SS'AA''ne M
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Hou.ohold Necessity Exist. for ,h'
Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.


A toilet delight The ladies treasure and gentle.
mons boon The 'sweetest thing and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face and person, to
render the skin soft and freh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing. &c. ,ol s,-l.,f b ,.uf
II overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
II rOmOvesFedhesS, tan. botches. &c. "a'
Hcures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
Ityiolds asubdued and lasting perfume.
Iteures musquetO bites and stings Of insects.
It contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES q CO..
...l. Props. Exclusive Agents, N. 7.
EOcte-dAW1y
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NOW Yofk stock Markat-mnr. n.

,,STOCKSS1S Steady. q. 8, ss. $40 cpupons. a
IoSysi DO 'A. Ieox: S's lO1tr troopohs s0X Tfe;sui
Otos, 1905. I'd serps 100; Tennesiee o., 100, on
H:,6 N. certificates 2oi Western Union Teicarn1
SEzAi, NOW iufk Central 03 Erie 8O1l; Hud on I6
hInepdigg lolh; Michigan Southern e03I; Pittsb,i
Isbi Northwestern preferred Az; Ubicnso' Bnr:int
ton d Quincy lis; Fort Wayne 0it,
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Removed from his Old Oaice.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nea,
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
for seriesOf years to the trea ment of certain pr
yAte diseases. lie may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank
mch2865
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PhIadelPh1a cat,lo ,.rrnn,-rup,,. nr

fhlladelPhho catIAo -SOTAot-axe1s. sz.
BEEF CATTLE-The arrivals and sales at the
Avenue Drove ards were light TO. day, only reaoh-
ing about $50 head. The market was verv dull, and
prices lower, ext Pennsylvania and Western ,teers
selling at from l4a}l5c; fair t. g OF do at i2al3Xc
and comm at from l09llHo p b, as u condition
a, d quality. The ma ket closed very dull within
the above range of prices.
The Cattle on sale to-day are from the following
States:
500 head from Pennsylvania.
100 head from Illinois.
55 head from Ohio.
The following are the particulars of the sales:
IS Lancaster county, grs.. N. Werniz, 79sH.
p Ullman 4 Bachman H@l5.
70 A. Christie q Bro, isHaDi5.
30 Gust Sbamberg, 10 sl5.
IS l.. Frank, l2 sI3. -f
20 Pennsylvania, grs,, J. A. Chain & Bro, ,69sX.
20 Lancas or county, H. Chain, 1905.
los Western. Martin Fuller & Co., 1915.
% Lancaster county, J S Kirk. l99l5.
% grs, Wildey 4 Warren, e9sX.
l3 p. McFillen, l29lA.
l6 Western, J. Kefner. l2al5.
COWS-Dul at the late decline; alb ut 2n0 head
sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at from S3OQ6O Ior
sprngers, $4t@75 for milch cows, and $ls92O head
for old poor COWS. -
SHEEP-In fair demand at former rates. S 600
head arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at
from 71S9Sc for good and extra fat Sheep, and 6K@
7c b, gross, for common to fair.
HOGS-COntinue dull. but prices are without any
material change. 1900 head arrived aud sold at the
Union and Avenue Drove Yards at from Sl39l5 the
100 b net, the liter rate for prime corn fed.
Monday. hereafter, will be the market day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26

The Bridal Chamber. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary an
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addres r. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Associ Philadelphia. Pa. apr l'e5-lv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-26
ERRORS OF Youth.

BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
The Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed William A.
Bachelor. Also. Tfla
REGENERATlNG EXTRACT on MILLEFLEURN.
for Restoring and Beau flying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR New York.
Augl6-d&wlv
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Agents Wanted |!

An, AGENT ~ WANTED IN EVERY
"A County in tho State TO canvass for public-.
tipn BY which an energetic agent can ma"s e,o
" TO 20 per day. For further particulars sadrSss
LAYMAN q ESHELMAN, ~
mchlS-dlw&wtf OoluU1.s on.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS

New York Money Markct-mar. "a
soS @0SNHiYQuio' CS steady and cay SOC per COZ
,oSp oSSpTTsRLLfSd ExCHANGE-Dun and nominal
GOLD-lueguIar. unsedl@ and lower openi,
At l26H and closing at l24s(9IastS "s'' opeH''
Iqtal exports 1f specie t-day slI5 sOo q
change. "ieAous ueolo'
FKElGHTs-To LIVERPOOL QUIET 3
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The FenfRns.
The DlstIEIery SwindIes.

The case of the United States against ST.
mon Donon, one of the distillers whom it
is alleged defrauded the Government by
making false returns, was continued to-
day. There are several defendants who are
charged with the same offense as Donon,
and who occupy the same position, and
this is to be made test case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23

OF their Clients, IL Q pyinciple Of law Al in
voitec, but that " hich 10 contained In the an
davis must be attached 10 the recorSs. rhe
decide according 10 the Law, The Police Ccp-
mnsoners were civil ofhcers, and 20 show the
Aainofity OF the Governor In the case he read
seetions - and - Of the iad article Of the Code.
Conneei has been under The impressions thst
Nhen the notice wac sent 20 the Com misstopsrs
the witnesses had been summoned but AZ an
pearsd they mao not been. He would sdyise
the Governor to 30 into the I'M after. as the TINS.
pressed and an election near AZ hand and IN
might BE- thai new Commiss ioners m,eat no 20
appoint and police to organize. so thai il was
cetirs bic TO 20 70 work at once. He suere.tef
"Wednesday A. the day ON which 20 hear the
vitnessse, ae he thought they couid he ,um.
mcned in time 10 attend on that day
90 through the mass Of affidavits and .epeet
such prominent testimony A. 10 necessary, and
INNS save the State considerable expense.
Counsel accepted the suggestion, and Mr..
Sehiey said the Police Com missiohers might
oe nooned that they might produce such w.t.
neeses as they might desire Ii they did NOT
enoose TO attend, then they alone would be re-
tpoheioie But they should be treated with
That respect which their ofncial position en-
titles them to- W
1t was then agreed rhat "wednesday .hoo,a
atubsequept arrangement postponed AZ nnt,i
rnoay morning next, at 10 O'clock
TBE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Inc following Is published in the Baltimore
STATE Of karyland, Execnsire Denarf~<.,-
whereas, IL has come TO the knowledge OF the
Executive that military and other comhina.
uons are now forming in the city OF BaItiuore
Tor the purpose of obstructne and resisting m.
execution of the laws of this State; And whore
as, There is reason 10 believe that similar com.
binatiens are attempted TO be Organized in
other States, with the intention OF in y ad,nr
the sou of the State OF Maryland, TO depriye
her citizens OF their Just rights under the laws.
and 10 control the people OF the State by yio-
lence and intimidation;
Now, therefore, 1, Thomas Swann, Cover
nor OF the State Of Maryland, de by this. nv
proclamation, selemnly warn the leaders OF
all such Illegal and revolutionary combina-
tions against the peace and dignity of the State.
that. in the event OF riot or bloodshed growing
out of these revolutionary proceedings. they
will be held 10 the strictest accountability
and the power Of the State will be exhausted
TO bring them to oprompt and merited punish
nept.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of
the State Of Maryland, at the city of Annap-
1866 TBoN.s Sw.xx
BY the Governor:
JOIN M. CARTER, Secretary of Stase
VISIT OF GENERAL CAEBY.
Major General Candy, the military COM
msnder OF the military district in which BalIi.
more IL located, arrived there Yesterday from
Washington, and proceeded immediately to the
City Hall He had a protracted interview
with the Mayor and Police Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23

~Hoes in London are fed on the pouluces
from the hospitals.
ga girl in the employ Of paper mill CON-
pany in 4ilwaukee, while picking rags re-
centy, found over $1,000 in greenbacks in an
old knapsack.
~An infidel convention has been in session
in Philadelphia-
1Ground has been broken in Charleston
for q street railroad.
~ Young ladies from "the first families, of
the State are employed as compositors in
Georgia
0rOne Of the psradoxes OF Episcopacy-rha
higher the church the lower the pulpit
~The total earnings OF railways in the
United Kingdom amount TO over S2G0,0e00O
annually.
~Weaker vessels need much hoopins. il
the latest excuse for crinoline.
- Walt Whitman is preparing q new edi-
ton Of his poems.
~ This is the obituary Of Paris Bohe-
mlan:-"He lived by hunger and died by IT,"
ga San Francisco paper says there are
seventy nve thousand coolies in California:
and that they are q ademoralizing blight to any
community. IN which they are domiciled. 1t
says .they are dlthy, thievish, and UNANIMOUSLY
sSA policeman ordered Michael Keegan, OF
Albany, whom he discovered i'm the gutter
very drunk. 70 get mp and 60 home. "DeyiI q
whit" says Mike, "lf you want me home car
ry me there"
~"What makes you look so grum, Tomp'
'Oh, 1 had 10 endure sad trial to my feel
ings." "What on earth was itl" "Why, L
had 10 tie on the pretty girls bonnet while
her ma was looking op."
ga recent Official order TO the French
press was Ito aggravate their voices 10 a mild-
er tone"
~The nose of a prominent citizen of New
York was bitten on In a recent ARRAY there
|, ~Artemus Ward thinks that the great year.
fall Of rain in England may be owing TO the
fact that the country has monarchical form
ofgovernment
Rrln the late fight in Michigan, two legs.
three arms and one skull were broken. The
people there N ust have the ssbreak bone fever :,
SO'Gorman, the Fenian. is at Memphis
''organizing." = =
@The Duke Of Cambridge has expressed
his approval OF the Introduction into the army
Of more extended bayonet exereise-bayenet
against bayonet. .g. .f.- -
~Some $40 were found slowed away in the
waterfall Of a German girl in BrooKiyn, who
had been arrested for theft.
1The Marie Antoinette bonnets are tbe
style In Paris. They are composed or velvet.
oak leaves and jets. EIT
1A vagrant who was brou sht before the
Leeds (Epgland) magistrates on the aSth ulti
mo, was eaid 70 have never been in bed for at
least ten years. =
nTA foolish and tinid Tennessee svau at
tempted suicide on hie wedding dayf stom-
aeh pump relieved him and little old Bour-
bon gave him pluck 20 meet his sase with be-
coming dignity.
frNe .. Ea.ff - aI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23
FROM EUROPE.

AsTBAnHR DEsPATcHIp 1oR HKxIoo
vienna, Oct PA steamer will sail from
Trieste Tor Mexico forth with, by the express
order OF the Emperor Francis Joseph.
THE AhHRICAE laval SQUADRON.
HAhBune, Oct 23.-The United States iron
clao steamer Mautonomah, and other vessels
OF the American feet, are at Hamburg The
ofhcsrs on Saturday were the guests at a grand
banquet prepareds BY the m unicipal authorities
p.TsanrArIos TO UPHOLD TEE POPE
MADRID, Oct 22-Spain has announced her
intention 70 sphold thNssmporal power OF the
Pope aftsr the French forces leave Rome.
LoBpoE noIEY hARKHT.
LoHDoH, Oct. 2.-The money market ix
quiet; Copsols ssk. The following are the
prices OF American securities: Erie 50x, Ilh-
nois Central 7eI, u. S. .Five-twentiss69
IBy Stsamerl
HALIFAX, Oct. 22-Tss steamship China,
from Liverpool on the 18th INST, via q ueene-
town on the Itth inst, arrived at 3 O. m.
IL 10 stated that in the case OF the British
steamer Toronto, selxed by Spain, the French
Government has ad vissd that Of Madrid TO ad-
NIT their mistake In sezng the vessel and 10
indemnify the owners and make the most ample
apology. The Jamaica committee appeal TO the
public for subscriptions TO the amount OF
10000 sterling for the prosecution Of ex Gov.
Eyre. They have specially retained the ser
for the prosecution. Ii Is stated that the engi-
neers of the War Department have decided TO
alter the construction Of the Portsmouth fortifi-
cations from the com bination of granite TO one
Of iron OF the most massive character.
The delegates at present in England from the
British North American colonies had been en- =
tertained al banquet by the British North
Ame4 ican Association. Most OF the speakers
were strongly in favor OF the con federation
scheme. Earl Carnavron, Secretary of the
Colonies, declined, however. 10 commit himself
on the subject. he promised the matter should
have the full and complete attention OF the
Government.
The Emperor Of France continued al Biar-
r1tz He had reviewed the troops stationed at
Bayenne. The Bourse was firner, rentes clos
ing at esf. 9oc. The weekly returns OF the Bank
of France show a decrease Of over twenty-five
thousand pounds in cash.
summary is published Of q treaty of peace
between Austria ana Italy. IL contains no
points of moment beyond what has already
been published. Ratification Of the treaty was
exchanged on the l2tn At Vienna The Italians
have completely occupied Peechiera, Mantua
and Borgofort. All political prisoners in Een-
ice were released at the request of Gen. Reyel.
A large number Of arrests are reported 10 have
been made Al Palermo OF persons compromised
by the recent disturbances. Telegram from
Rome, dated Oct. llth, SAYS that a despatch
dated Baltimore, Oct 9th, has been received
here from the council OF seven arch bishops and
bishops, in which they salute the Pope, and
express wishes for the preser alton OF the an
cient rights OF the Holy See.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-23

TERRIBLB SToRh AT ST. LoUIs-The most
terrinc wind storm that ever visited ST. Louis
swept ever the dty n half past four o'clock
Sunday doing an Incredible amount of damage
1t came from the South, bearing little east
ward. 1t lasted ron ten TO dftsen minutes.
and was about Q 1arter Of . mile wide when
IL nrst struck, but II grew narrower rs IL pro.
ceeded North. Scores Of buildings were un-
rooted, and hundreds were more or less in
Jured. Trees and fences were uprooted in
every direction. Shutters, signs, and tim bers,
and all loose things Were carried through thu
air1almost like feathers. Nolives have vet been
reported lost, but several persons were seri-
ously injured But portion Of the damage
done in the city IL yet known, and nothing has
been received from the country, where, 1t is
expected, the damage has been very great A
rain storm accompanied the wind, and a great
deal Of hail fell, and heavy, drifting clouds
prevailed until past midnight, but this morn
ing the weather is clear and quite cool