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s'stouisiana--Parish of West Baton
hsFifth District Court--Emma
pAwife VS.. Theodore Blanchard
hu--Eo. 1764.
N CASE, the defendant Theodore
n bsrd having filled his answer and
sahe taken up by consent, for
favor If, -
IL Sod, adjudged and deersed that
sho Pn Emma Babin, do have and
I Iecosehe defendant, Theoeore Blan-
enafa md, the sum Of three hundred
ana eMtwo 7-I00 dollars, with five
pr 10 celterest from 18th day of Nov
o om pei and with q legal mortgage on
on ooiens property from the l2th day
~ ~ y ordered, adindged and de-
oaeeo .nsntif, Emma Babin, have d
separate s,, Illustration of her property,
aod costslis suit to be taxed.
Done, and signed in open court,
'h1s llen i December, A. b. 1865.
teighea 4. T. PoSEY,
dge 5th Judicial District.
a true CT original.
OIL Slefk,s West Baton Rouge, this
ioth oay osember a. D., 1866.
-. L. A. CouHTADE,
oecsl Deputy Clerk.
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Fiat de la Observation-Disclosures d'Ouest Baton
kougs--Conr du 5me Dstrict--No. 1885,. glyipO
Landry, epouse, vs.. Alfred Aebsrt
ShITE CAUSE ayant paru pur commencement
~ des parties, ut apres paudtion des temoian.
ages ayant ete soumise la Cour, ct Ia loi ct les
prenves etant On favour de la demanderssse
III est par consequent d6cTeLe, que Elvina Lam
dry, nit Jugement contrs son epOux Alfred HE.
bert, lie uefendeur, Ia somme de ouze mile neat
cent quator piaatre ct dix nsuf 30 u.s. IL Ga III
aVec interet cinq pour cent par an du 10 Nov.
smbrs, 1865, jusqu'a paiement.
II est de plus decret6, qusjusquA concurrence
de Ia dits somme eIle ait privilege ct hypotheoue
sur tous les biens de son dit epoux, pour Ia soinine
de quato So cent onze piastres qua ire. vingt qua
torEe sous, partr du 20 Janvier, 1853, eooone a
laqueie II recut 10 montant susdit pour la som
de cling cent qnatre vingv cling lb.l00 piastres, a
psrtlr du Mai, 1854 pour treize cent Yings huit
% I0o plastres du Ter Nal, 1855, pour treize cent
qusrsnte peuf 07-d0 piastres, du 70 Mai, 1856;
pour trols cent quarsnte trois 90 100 piastrss dr
Ter MARS, 1870! pour seize cent trente quatrs
-lUO piassre du Ter Avri, 1865, OF pour Ia sonme
dc cling mills deux cent soixaute 81 100 pias,rss
DIN 10 Ayril, 1859.
II est de plus d6cret6, que la dite denanderssss
soit sepaiee de bienB de son epoux, ct qu'ee nit
ple1no Ut 6ntere administration de SEES biens pa.
faphernaux, ct s6psres ct que Ie delendeur nals
les frs.s de CO process.
Fait, Ia ct sign6, en- Cour, CO lime Jour de ID.
,smbre, A. d., 1866.
(sisn6,p r. T. PosEY,
Juge du SINE Dis. Jud.
Bureau du Grefler, Quest Baton Rouge. ca Ia
)6cembrs, A. D., 1855. l.. A. CONTAIN.
aec%i Depute 9refter.
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Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'Ouest
Baton Rouge-Cour du 5me District
Aspasie Leblanc, spouse de Theophile
Allan, vs.. Theophile Allan, No. 1855.
HETTE cause ayant paru par consente-
~ ment des parties ct apres raudition
des temoignages ayant etc soumise a
la Cour; ct la loi ct les preuves etant en-
favour de Ia demsnderesse II est par con-
sequent decrete que Aspasie Leblanc ait
Jugement contre son epoux Tbeophile Al
lain 10 defendeur en- Ia somme de dix mile
hut cent quatrs-vingt dix neuf piastres ct
once sous, avec interst legal computer
DC Ia demaDde judiciaire, savoir: du %
Novembre, 1865, jusqu'a parfait Placement.
1t est de plus decret6 que jusqu'a concur
renee dc Ia dite somme,elle at privilege ct
hypotheque sur tous les biens de son dit
epoux, partir du % do Fevrier, 1848.
epoque laquelle il Went 10 montant sus-
dit; Ii est de plus decrete que la dite de-
manderesse soft separee dc biens de son
dlt epoux ct qu'elle ait pleine ct entiere
de ses biens paraphernaux
ct separes ct que 10 defendeur pale les
frais de ce process.
Fsit, lu ct signe en- Cour, GO lime Jour
de Decembre, A. D., 1865.
(Signe) K. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me Dist. Judiciaire.
Copie conforms q pOriginal, 90 l3me |
our de December, A. D., 1865.
dec2I. o. NJ. LEBLANC, Greffier.
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State of Louisiana-Parish Of West Baton
Rouge-Fifth District Court-No. 1895
Josephine Landry, wife, Va. William
White, husband.
N THIS CASE, Defendant having aled
Il ms answer, same WAS taken up for trial
and after introduction Of testimony and
argument of counsel, for reason of the law
and evidence being in favor thereof, 1t ia
ordered, adJudged and decreed that the
Plaintiff Josephine Landry, wife, do have,
and recover of the Defendant, VIM. White.
husband, the sum Of three thousand and
thirty seven S21sdollars, with FIVE Der cent
interest from Dee. Sth, 1865, until paid,
and also with mortgage on all his property
from 22d February, l54l.
1t Is also ordered that Plaintiff have the
administration of her separate property.
that there be judgment of non-suit for
plaintiffs claim against Defendant. for
amount of monies recovered from the sue
cession of her father, Armand Landry de-
ceased, and that defendant pay costs of
this suit
Done, read and signed in open Court.
this 18th day of Decem Der, A. D., 1865.
(signed) r. T. POSEY,
Judge 9Th Judicial District,
A true copy of the original.
Clerks office, West Baton Roupe. tbis
18th day Of Deem Der, A. D., 1865.
dec2l. .. M. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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State of Louisiana--Parish of West Bstat
| Ronge-Fifth District Court-Fo. II r
Elvlna Landry, wife, VS.. Alfred Heb a
husband. a
THIS CASE was taken up by conse.I
L and after testimony adduced, subm
| ted to the Court, and the law and evideH
being Ia favor thereof. 1t is therefore ca
dered, adjudged and deereed that Elvinr
Landry, wife of Alfred Hebert, the plair
tiff, have judgment against and recov We,
from the Defendant Alfred Hebert, in til
sum of eleven thousand nine hundred ana
fourteen dollars and nineteen cents ($l1g
IA 10, with interest at the rate of five pei
cent. per annum from November 18th
1865, until paid,
1t is further ordered that the plaintiff
have legal mortgage on the property Of
said defendant for fourteen hundred and
eleven 94-100 dollars, to date back to Janu
airy 26, 1853, when said amount was re-
ceived by him for five hundred and
eighty-fve 1900 dollars from May
9th, 1854, for thirteen hundred and
twenty-eight So 100 dollars from May LIST,
1855 for thirteen hundred and forty nine
7-l00 dollars from May goth, 1856 for
three hundred and forty-tbree 99-l00 dol
lara from lat March, 1857 for sixteen
hundred and thirty-four 80-100 dollars
from April lat, 1853 and for five thou
sand two hundred and sixty s9-l00 dollars
from April 18th 1859.
1t is further ordered that said Elvina
Landry, the plaintiff, be separate in pro-
perty from her husband, Alfred hebert,
the defendant that she have the admin
lstration of her separate property, and
that defendant pay the cost of This suit.
Done, read and signed in open court,
this 1lth December, a. D., 1866.
(Signed) R.T. POSEY.
Judge 9Th Judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerk's Office, West Baton Rouge, this
L4th, December, A. D., 1865.
L. A. CoUBTADE,
dsc2l Deputy Clerk.
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To MAKE HENS LAY.-The South
Carol'maan says, a neighbor states
that hogs lard is the best thing that
he can find to mix with the dough
he gives to his hens. He says cut
of this fat as big as walnut, will
set hen to laying Immediately after
she has been broken up from setting,
and that by feeding them with the
fat occasionally, his hens continued
laying through the whole winter.
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Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'Ouest
Baton Rouge-Cour du 5me District
Emma Broussard, spouse de John ADO
mis- Landry, vs.. john Adonis Landry
No. 1923.
NETTE cause ayant paru par consente-
~ ment des parties ct apres Paudition
des temoignages ayant etc soumise Ia
Cour; ct Ia loi ct les preuves &tant en- ia
veur de la demandresse; Ii est par conse-
quent decrete qu'Emma Broussard ait ju-
cement contre son epoux John Adonis
Landry le defendeur, en- Ia somme de neuf
cents piastres avec interet legal compu-
ter dc la demande judiciaire, SAVIOR; du
IL Novembre, 1865, jusqu'a parfait pale
ment. ii est de plus decret6 que jusqu'a
concurrence de la dite somme ellie ait pri-
vilege ct hypotheque sur tous les biens
de son dit epoux, en- la somme de cent
piastres partir du Ter Septembre, 1864,
sur Ia somme dc cent piastres du rs Avril
1865, ct sur Ia somme de sept cents pias-
tres du % Septembre, 1865, epoque, q Ia
quelle il Went les montant susdits:
II est de plus d6cr6te que 10 dite de-
maudresse soft separGe de biens de son dit
epoux ct qu'elle ait pleine ct entiere adj
ministration de ses biens paraphernaux ct
separGs ct que lie dit defendeur pale les
frais de ce process.
Fait, lu ct signe en- Cour, ce lime jour
de Decembre, A. D., 1865.
(Sign6) r. 7. POSEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme p0riginal.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge,
CO 13me jour dc Decembre, A. D., 1865.
dec2l. 0. NJ. LEBLANC, Greftier.
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Fiat de la Louisians-.oisse a,or.., pa,on
Rouge-Cour dn hIns ID - y 1900 patoh


Fiat de la Louisians-oissa .,o,... pa,.u
Rouge--Cour dn 5me nct-No 17so E pasui
Daige, spouse, VS.. Filk,v. Ki.n.t,- "a
4 fErTE CAUSE ayani iorr "a ~, @
" settlement de parti, snras rs.s,l pa. oon
Stont an S,ya,u 40 ~ loi at lea preuyes
II est par consequent dta nu;EyteI,a n.,n,o
ait jugenent contre son o. viIla. p ,sIB
chard, en- la somme de qu.1,iiia Sa,.o se bl IAN
quante deux piastre ia 100, xea tn oeH, ein
raison dc cinq pour cent On, d., 90 n 1nIeles' y
1855, jusq'a Concurrence dtdits sa 40 NosenDse'
II est dc Plus decr6te, aulaits da,nas
soft sepal &c de biens de soft 80, li,s
ant pleine OF entiars admiEs tJt, a. es " enc
Paraphernaux ct s6pafes. .st d.s us sss oIens
qu'ells ait hypotheque surss les 60 oe pius
ment de la an, dts .o neaeis SOL, jusqu'a pale.
fait, In ct signs, en- Cour. lima ,on. A. n.
cembre, A. D., 1855. @A1Ae 9oeF az De-
''s"1 3. T. P0sEY,
Coma oon,oy.n.A Jugs bme Dist. Jnd.
Bureau du Grefier d'Ouena.o
lsms jour de Decembre, A. D az sA0h Aongs' CO
- 49, ~ a. oooRst Dep. areflier.
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State of louisa Parish of Was, Ration
MMoogs seo .ieial District Court
100 Nv. ilosnEsa Daigle, wife, vs. Viii
Iensave Blanc, husband.
4 up by conssf partie. an snswar
,u siset hehIlAe evidence adduced,
dered sdjudged aieereed that the Main :
I,n i1s'eiie Oait wife of Villeneuve
h D'aneLsf9 40 hahd recover Of her said
~. .h hishe blanchard, judgment
w., ~, ' ao, Su'h .. iortso hundred and fifty
i w. aotiaIs $40, } with five per cent.
,os se'oSt from the b day of Noyem Der,
- 80, Insii paio, athe costs of suit. 1t
=, ,;e ruf s sisr ordered adjudged that plain
h ,n properly Do sfate from that of her
,r asSano ana mat have the admins
!" asl n..' VI s@lhe aneo that she be decreed
h.n lgi 1saee on al property of her hns-
until paid. W. "A' - A0OA'
Done, read and mad in onon co,rt
this 18th, day OF d., her a r 'l 1sss '
teisheo) L. T. POSEY,
a true copy of ORAL.
Clerks Office, WRaton Ronoa tb;o
18TH day OF Decembt 865.
'e'S1 L. a. CtTADE, Dept. elk.
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Eta. do Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'ouest Baton

Stat do Ia Louisane-paroisse d'ouest Eaton
hon8e-oour du 5me District No. l798-Jose,
phine Landry, epouse, vs.. iliam VIII te.
{ HaFTE CAUSE ayant paru apres reponss eprA.
" stttt6e par ,e defendeur, ct apres rauditic
d"s temoi8nages ct apres plaidoyer iait la loj ct
los preuVss etaut en- favour de la dema nderesse.
Ii eat par consequent decrete que Josephine
Landry ait lngamsnt coDtre son epoux, William
White, ls defendeur, la somme do trois mills ct
trente SCI S2h 1oOpiastres, avec int6ret raison
ds cling pour cent computer du Decsmbrs.
1868, lusqua la concurrence de la dite rnrne. ct
qa,elle ait hypotheque sur toutes Sea prophecies
datrs de 70 Feyrer, ls41
Il est de Plus decr6t6, que Ia dite demanderes,e
soft separee de biens de son dit epoux, ct que ca
jngemeht lui donne pouvoir d'in.ent. process eon
IRE 10 defehdeur, pour 10 fonds quill recu de Ia
succession de son pore, Armand Landry d6ceaa
st que 10 defendeur pale les Fl ais de CO procsH,
ksit, lu ct sign6 en- Cour, CO lime Jour de Dc.
esmbre, A. D., ls66.
tsisn8) RI. pOsEY
Juge du 6me Dist,
Oopie conforme r0riginsl.
;, bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, CO 10
Decembre, "A. D., 1865.
deczi 0. NJ Leblanc, Grefler.
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ia | Y.
SPECIAL Itltsain TO Taf NEW rom MsiLu.,

Pesre Mission 10 t.crs,sny.
FLoREScr, August Is, lss6
General Nenebra bss len the city FOR Ger
any. He 10 10 travel by way of Paris and
entrusted w ,he Italian government With
,isson having for is obIeei the conclusion of
eaee on The basis Of the srmistice.
The Armi.iire.
The srmisiice u 70 commence to-day and
gninaie September the nineteenth, with .
aye notice OF ie intended termination 70 be
iven on either side.
us Eacci..
Venice !, 70 be declared free.
p'hs prisoners o. war are 10 be exchanged
tween flAly and Austria.
saribaidi 20 ~. Troors.
Basica, August II, 1906.
General Csrbaldi has i~,ed - address -
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Great Britain.

Great Britain.
There has been extensive discovery AMI o
Fenian ammunition and materials IN Limerick.
In tho House OF Lords The Jamaica affair bad been
debated The conduct Of the officials denounced but
t held that Governor Eyre could not be indicted
accnsed OF murder
The disturbances IN HYDE PARK had a.o been debated
Earl Russell denounced the OF the Home secre
tsry for Withdrawing the police from park and Earl
Derby defended him.
In the House Of Commons Lord Mas moved second
reading OF the bill FOR the ireland OF the
suspension or the hsbeas corpus He stated that
hundred and 6fry-sx arrests had been made IN all.
Three hundred and twenty still remain in prison and
Sill indulge in sedons language. Hs showed that hc
Fsaian m0resnt aH continued and the consequent neces
ny for tho present mesHe.
Mr. Mcguire moved An amendment, declaring that the
cause for continuance of he suspension Of the at
No longer existed
Nj Gladstone supported the pressure oi The govern
ment, which carried by 100 10 al
ON the following evening the Mouse went into com
mtiee the bill
Mr. D,lon moved an amendment, providing ,hs, me
operations Of the act sbsi extend only " persons nov
10 prison and TO such others may roms into ireland
after passing the present act.
This rejected by 50 to i3
The House debated the bill amending tue srusditlon
treaty With France. some members commended that "
WAS measure Of subsesviency towards France, snd
would lead 10 the eIradion Of supposed criminals on
insuffci ent grounds
The government ooinbated these views, sud eis bll
was passed 10 a second reading by q -
General sr Harry Jones 10 dead.
France.
IL IS stated that tbe government - The n,tsd s,a,e
hs. preferred claims against certain pepons ~ france
hav. dsposed Of public property belonging 70 ne
Southern Confedersay.
An Imperial decree suppreSses ,hs ro'r'r>r .. ~
mai-A>
Toe Paris correspondent u the London hmo asserts
al the result of The war bss oecasoued deep feeling
ug d.scon'ent frapce rhe Emperor binseli was con
hden o. Austrs being The victor and hardly conreaed
he hope that b. should obtain he Rhine provinces
wnhout the ios, ~ = single
Ihc Boerse closed que, ~ tho @d II lagnsl ST. 2ir
fni the .entcs
Indin.
Fugr.S Juiy = 1855
tspion d.n p,cuun, reduced one ~ ,ent trfhanse :
\ gI'.d 49,
~ lsnge = 81.
ram-hip- trri, I'd Ouf.
Sesn,hip fsuinna reported hs ihs Atianlc able -
ibs nsr.Lp from New YORK arrived ont % nc - p
August
~. siesmshirs Ednburg and rsg-is, from >sw Nofs
sn, ci oat - tie ~ II Angus,
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THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR.

U~tsutisu .f ~ >Ii.s-d Chilean Pri.s,r.r.
The steamer cyclone, ~ Glssgow So detained n
Great Yarmouth Rosts On .uspcon y alfngng ne
usgtrsla, sms,oa n knSsnd with respect to spain
and Chl. she "a. ostensbly bound from Hamburg 20
Ro IL Jan.iro. snd y pierced ior tsn guns she 90
sstsin.d :, TIE reouss of i,s spanish government
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; R A n c E..
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK ntsAlB.

PARIS, August -, 1866.
The Constitutional says that while France
has right TO compensation from Prussia, her
trne interest is not an insignificant territorial
aggraDdzement, but TO aid the reorganization
Of Germany, for the interest Of Germany and
Of Europe.
Tbr Emperor sttiI q Penrrm.k-r.
PARIS, August 4-Noon.
The Moaaew Of this morning argues that the
course Of Napoleon in the recent negotiations
has been guided entirely by his endeavors to
preserve the peace Of his own empire and Of
ell Europe.
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P R U 5 sIA.

Nspoleon's Frontier Demand Refused.
LONDON, August H-Noon.
The Prnssian government has informed the
Emperor Of France that his demand for the
extension OF the frontier Of his empire 10 the
banks Of the river Rhine cannot be complied
with, and that the Prussian territory here sit-
uate will nerer be ceded 10 France
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
III, he cuba aud tel.graplsd frum Htlifai
III. London uonr, Market.

I0Nfr,N August Evening
tou.ols closed - s5A ~ ior money.
tinted states hve twehue. - ~ 1. ht'hos ''hIs
Railroad 80 49, fnt hair'a, - -.ooa
Bullion ~ the Bank u fnglahn has lb.Ish - 1'oVoV
contrary 70 eNpeeiai on snd h"p'f h's n"ha Is' "
p'sl,s = - ~ 80 80 ,,, t.,o.n, ~, ,,.,,,snts -,
H.. an
pt. - ,.ta n.nl n kennedy 10 of ugbtp hsy.
...nsrd.d n.yn,c,t lher Isiaies are believed 70 b.
ror sdssbls
asssrS Barring Bros reports large business 10 nied
states hye tw-btes
THE Fnra h"""'
The pars Boufsc clossd qaif' 'Hsas'f a. ~ zso
for ~ Ernte-.
oh. IIx,r.ooI 4 ottor Market.
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the Italian volunteers, in which he expresses
the hope that they will respect the conditions
Of the armistce, and, as it is their interest to
do, conform to the orders Of the kings gov
ernmeDt
Anssria Moving GreM vesetia.
PADUA, August Is, 1866
trian fortresses in Venetia have been directed
10 forward TO Vienna all the movable war
material remaining in the Quadrilateral and
other places before the 25th day Of August.
Italiass Sent Home.
An the Italians In the hands Of the police
departments Of Austria have been discharged.
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OUR SPECIAL ADvICEs.
FRENCH NEWS Faom MExIco.
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

PAEr, July 81, 1866
rW CAPTURE or HArAsoRos ACKNOWLEDGED.
The henaew confessos to-day the taking Of Mata
moros which the Cass'1aioaad had impudenty pre-
tended was not true Moreover the official journal does
not attempt 10 explain away the importance Of tho fact
or 70 hint At any intention OF the Fre0ch troops o repair
the disaster.
Nr. FraHk Seward s in Paris but only on his ov
business IL 10 not True that be was the bearer Of
despatches for M Blgelow
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By Telegraph from Halifax
10 August }.

The supsrd steamship ,ubs Captain stone from "a
yertoo - two clock afternoon ~ The an va
Queens,o~n ths 9TH instant srn,ed Il Hahar a. tn
oco,k yesterday ng rau, 70 Boston
sh- had fofi, seven pss-snssr for Haifar .nd
hundred ara thift, .nire for Bo-ton.
The ruia sailed for Boston = to lock - tbs alter
noos -. repors having nns weather during ibs pss-
s-gs
fks Ders IT,. been anticipated ~ ~ nain ponis ~
~. spse - .legrams = ne Huitn for~ srdsa through
~. Atlantis able snd gwen from day T. day
n, m- ouh. hs,e ~ iol.o~ing repor' eisgrsphed
from Hsfs4
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negotiations. and 1t was expected they would shortly

negotiations, and II Was expected they would shortly
commence.
The Prussians have commenced the evacuation Of
Lower Austria order 70 take up position within the
settled line OF demarcaton between The two armies.
convention for the payment Of twenty millions
OF thalers by Austria has already been signed.
An armstice has becn concluded between wurtem-
burg and Prussia
An armstice has also been concluded in reference
the fortress OF Mayence which reopeDs the OF
the Rhine.
Trafnc between Frankfort, Mannheim and Heidelberg
is again open.
much better feeling prevails at Frankfort, the sol
disrs be,ed upon having been removed
TO the barracks.
Florence telegram Of the I'd inst says that tho Itai
ian government has agreed TO armisice Of four
weeks from to-day TIE S,an ef Pemdia 10 Italy 10 a.
sared ofhom any condition. The question Of frontiers
reserved for future negotiations The srmsce 10 con-
caded upon the basis OF military mi possidetiE
royal decree has been published ordering q forced
currency IN the Venetian provinces occupied by the
Italians
II s stated that negotiations between Prnssa and the
South German States viii commence the KING
OF Prussia and Count Bismarck return Berlin, which
they expected 10 do on the Sth.
rho Italian government has ssned a decree ordering
national loan Of three hundred aud ffty m,oBs lire.
Sienor Farm is dead
The Prussian Gdssfte Indignantly rspadistes the
charges OF the Bayarsn journals that Prussia had ID any
way infringed the conditions Of the srmisice.
The military correspondent of the London Tdaes with
the Austrian army gives Of Narshal Bene-
dcks retreat describes the Generalization OF his troops,
says that every messenger from Vienna charged
10 say his return, Make peace the army vii be
snnihiiatedn =
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August 4.

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L0Suos, August 5, 1860
Peace is generally accepted ~ good as assured.
The Federal German troops e,acuafing Asyence
The French clad squadron is lying moorsd IN Villa
franca Bay near Nee.
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and contain the Newspaper details Of the news 70 that
day. 1aea Etw ~
The New York also brings special Eurcpean cor
respoudenee dated TO the alst Of Juy In Lonacn and
Paris.
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RUSSIA.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW roak HERALD.
Martial Law Rule Abolished.
ST. PETERSBURG, August Is, 1866
Martial law, which has been prevailing for
some time past in thirteen districts Of the
empire, has been abolished.
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THE WAR ASPECT.

PrsssIs snd Bavaria Likely "a R~m~~ ~.
strnssIe.
LONDON, August l4-Esening.
Adviees have been received from the Cont
nent indicating the probable renewal OF the
war between the Prussans and Bavarians upon
the territory Of the latter Power, and great
fears are entertained OF such an event.
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GU nUTL
Special kilograms to the
New York Herald.
News by the Cable to Tues
Z day, August IA.
Advices by steamships 10
August ).
Napolesn's Frontier Demand Re-
jectsd BY Prussia.
The Rhine Territory Will "Never"
Do Csded 10 France.
Prussia and Bavaria Likely to
Renew the War.
AUSTRIAN EVACUATION OF VEKETA.
Our Special Correspondence freaa
Paris and London.
The Armistics Negotiations in In
eebtisB and Detail.
Less Of Prestige by the French
Emperor.
ne Capture Of 16atamoros Ae-
ported in Pans.
TAs London and Liverpool Mar
Nets Of Tuesday.
By IRE CABLE TO AUGUST "A.