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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-03

Although our goods We're offered in the
New Orleans market at what generally is con-
sidered the dull or dead season of the year,
the demand for most of our we'll selected arti-
cles was so great that the store and counting
house fora number of days was continually
thronged, and with the assistance of several
aids we had all that we could do to dispatch
our business in that hot season of the year.
Nay, we may well say that we sold much more
in the two first months after our arrival than
the whole rest of the year, which must, how
ever, be attributed to the circumstance that
in the latter part of 1916 the New Orleans
market became completely glutted with North
ern and European importations. This great
overstock of merchandise caused a number of
sacrifices at auction, which, in return, disor-
ganized the regular trade between the whole
sale dealers and retail merchants, so that in
the winter of 1917 several considerable fail
ures took place among the latter class OF trat-
fcers or dealers, which shook the confidence
in the mercantile community. Now, our read
ers may find perhaps, these details of little
interest, but we think that to understand the
condition of former times such calculations are
not without their merit, and as such we have
offered them to the notice of those curious o.
former developments.
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PREPARED BY
/. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,

Corner Liberty and Ersto streets
NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN MEDT-
IA CINE,-Dr, Maggiel is the founder of new Medica
SYSTEM quantiarans whose vast internal doses eneeb
the stomach parayze the bowels give precedence
to the who health and appetite with from
two Of his extraordinary Pills. and the most Vulent
sores with OF his wonderful alheang Save.
These great specifics of the Doctors fast supecedng
sereotyped notrums of the day Extraordinary
by Magge Pills and Ssve have opened the eyes of the pub
TO the neciency of the called remedies Of Others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Maggies
Pills of the class that swallowed by the Dozen and
which every box full taken absolute necessity
another One two of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowels in perfect order the stomach create appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyant There gripping,
and reaction the form of constipation. If the liver
affected its functions restored and if the nervous system
is feeble is invigoraed This last quality makes the Med
very desirable for the wants of delicate females Ulcer.
eruptve diseases literally extngushed by the
nfecan power of Maggiela saye Ia fact it is here
nouneed that
AEaggieps Billions, DispeptIc and Diarrhea
Pills
Cure where all others fall While for Burns, scads Chill
bains Cuts all abrasions of the skim Magges save
infsllbe Sold by j. Magge IL Pine street, New York,
allDugglsts at Is cents per box
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents, New Orleans.
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Ayers Agne Cure,

For the speedy and certain Of Intermittent Fever
Chs and Fever, Remtent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fever
indeed for the whole of diseases originating in hillary de
rangement caused by the malaria of masmatic countries
This remedy rarely failed the cases!
Chs and Fever and 1t has this great advantage ohe
Ague medicines that subdues the complaint without injury
patient II contains noqhnine other deeterous sub
stance does prOdace qpnism or any Injurious eiec
whatever Shaking brothers Ohe army and the West try it
and You will ndorse these assertions Prepared by j.
AVER 4 Co, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Il, j. HART & CO,
Wholesale gents New Orleans
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vVHEmYDRAULEc CLOTHES WASHER
AND wRINGER.

The best and most useful invention of the kind ssyn
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better saving time abo
and the wear and tear fabrics washed than any other
chine All the other machines either the clothes
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There is rubbingof the clothes,
consequently no and tear. The washing is
pee and thoroughly performed by the action Of the
alone Send for circular giving full explanation cali and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
8. M. BARTON q CO.'S.
No. II Tchoupitonlas street
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rNsuRA NCE.


oa Pa T 81 EhT 5EkEEfsE EN r.
Gravler street between Camp and St Charles July
MaF RIVER N ES65pTffSA + tSFS EtE
RISKS, on the most f E1T 4 tSFP 9xrv p.,s
TM r , kNEyLI 10 Vice President
GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FIRE MARINE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 81 oARoNDELET STREET, CORNER OF COMMON,
Capltal...",...........,.. ,oOO'
With privilege Of increasing to 81 100000.
addition to It's Accident" business this Company pre-
pared Gin conformity with the amendment ofs charter
to insure against
FIRE, THE PEKILs OF THE SEA AND INLAND
NAVIGATION,
AT rates as Low and on TERMS AS FAVORABLE those
of any hrst class Company in the city
JAMES LoNGsTREET, President.
C. WILLIAMS, Secretary
national MARINE ND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital. 100000 90.
Surplus. o3,554 06.
AABetB........,.,."...... 593,555 90.
Insure against FIRE the Pers of the SEA, and INLAND
NAVIGATION.
DIRECTORS
| j. N. Courtenay, a. s. Mansfield, s. G Emily,
See s. RGpsOn Spencer Field hoqIS S SSRRSdeF
| Chas. W. Lewis, @. W. Coehrane;
| LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Vice President
LOUIS 9. D'HOMERGUE, Secretary
This Company continues to allow discount OF TWENTY.
FIVE PER CENT CASH to its CUSTOMERS.
OFFICE:
Corner Camp and Common Streets.
C1TIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. oARoNDELET STREET.
Amount of Premiums for the year S220G %
Amount of Assets of the Company. 100000 W
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per
outstanding certificates scrip and after
second Monday of February 1866 and have further declared
q scrip dividend of twenty Ave per cent
TRUSTEES:
j. Lorber, Jas A. White
A. II. DMezs, F. Mathew,
Ar. Miltenbergor, j. Lemore,
A. Btdsult, T. Ayendano,
j. Lemore L. Grand,
Jno Gsuche, a. Verloin Degruy,
Omer Gaillard.
oMER GAILLARD, President
| Hr. CAsrERgDR, Secretary.
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MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEaIBER 8 1855.
10 Coon 10 Be TRuH The ST. Louis Re
publican Of the Goth has the following in its

I0p GOOD no BE IRUE. line st. Louis Re
publican Of the Goth has the following in its
teIegEaphic column
NEW YoRK, August ga special from New
Orleans says that A. r. Field, lately in Congress
r.. King and Cutler radical United States Sena.
tors blect, and Mr. Ferris revenue offceholder,
have determined to leave the State permanently.
It would appear from the above that the
trueRlent Cutler has been magnifed since
that hostile message to the commander of the
department Of the gulf One identity could
NOT ttffice for the parsonage fonnd in the iue
on te root Of the Mechanics Institute, on a
late memorials occasion, and the adventure
Gus man who had the temerity to overlook
the obiurgations Of 9 rebels but would not
suffAT the imputation Of being declared d
bad man,. even genericallE BY General
sheidan
AEany rate, may God speed these worthless
in their hegirai The parting apostrephe 81
the people Of New Orleans viii be, without a
dissenting voice They leave their country
for heir counays good!
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Squares nsnh months months Is months i2 month";

Mcnth advertisements inserted every other day to b
charged s|ss thirds the above rates.
First Fourth page monthly advertisements each square
so ~ H|oush.
gxa4nt advertisements having the run Of the paper first
naeson 81 30 sauare each subsequent nserto
Aqua|e e.
first ID Fourh page transient advertisements zach in
rtion, d. 30 per square
nserted at intervals to be charged as new
zach insIftsen.
Regul advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
such cout from shpge named transient rates al may b
agreed Upon; prod that in shall such discount
coed rs boz cent.
All notices ii advertisements 70 Be charged 20 cent
net per line, each insertion.
All asisnt advertisements must be paid for In advance
All With regular advertisers shall rendered monthly
Square is the space occupied by ten liz solid agate
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HOTELS AND ~ .AuRANTs.

MURPHR'S HOTEE.-TuE UNDERSIGNED
I'VE Proprietors Murphy Hotel No % I00aI Charles
street, hereby notify the public that they will and 10 their
advantage to call and them before going elsewhere as
they will get the choicest kind Of liquors at the Superior
Dinners and Meals OF all kinds the Restaurant Board
and Lodging of superior quality greatly reduced prices
MCKENNA 4 NCGLOSKEY,
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DEBILITY REsULTINa FROM ANY CAUSE,
PrIce-S1 per bottle,

We're necessary certificate after certificate could be ap
pended this from well known citizens but deem
less Sold by all Druggists.
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MEDICAL.

Are sick feeble and comPaning Are you outo order
with your system deranged and your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms often the prelude to serious illness sne
fit of sickness is creeping and should be avered
timely Of the right remedy. Take Ayers pills. and
cleanse the dsordeed humorspury the blood and let
fluids unObsructed in health again They stmu
functions body vigorous activity purify the
system from the distractions which make disease A cold
somewhere in the body derapges its natural tnc
tons These not relieved react upon themselves and the
surrounding producing general aggrayaon suffering
aud arrangement While in this condition. take Ayers Pills
and how directly they restore the natural action Of The
true and apparent in this trivial and common complaint is
also true many the deep seated and dangerous datempe
The pug8ye effect eXpes them Caused by similar OBJ
strqetons and arrangements Of the natural functions Of the
body they rapidly and Of them surely cured by the
None who know the virtue Of these Pills will
neglect employ when suffering from tile disorders they
such Headache, Foul Stomach Dysentery, Bilious
complaints, Indigestion, Derangemen Of the Liver Cosye
ness Constipation Heartburn Rheumatism, Dropsy Worms
and Suppression, when taken in large doses.
They coated that the sensitive take
them easily and they surely the best purglte medicine
yet discovered.
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a Southern Tonic,

and that they may regard Quack Medicine
Before venturng give publicity this Tonic, the
cpe shown several of the prominent physicians
of this city and pronounced by them excellent Tonic.
The recipe will be shown any respectable physician who
may desire t9asee it.
Unlike the Nny remedies that offered the public,
this Tonic does not every disease.
All that it claims is its wonderful power of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed by disease.
This TONIC is prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases:
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MOREAU's REsTAURANT.

NTOREAU's REBTAURANT.
No. 1913 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARoNDELET.
Propistors respectfully cid friends and the
spcurean world that the open the
accommodation at the old place. that they intend to
leave nothing uRdone continuance that reputa
ton which has many enjoyed viz that being
Of the very first Restaurants in America,
All the ecsoe of the seasop whit choicest Wines and
Liquors, always on hand ##a
Tho Proprieso, thankful for past ayors solicit eoptpu
ance of the game. #.r=
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.,....t.,str........ ...S SN
5000 bbls FLoUR-Choice Extra and snperfne
1000 bills MESS PORK
800 bbls PRIME MESS PORK
100 bbls PRIME PORK.
100 bills RUMPS. ..-g., ..
100 bbls MESS BEEF
100 tierces Choice sUGAR-CURED HAMS.
800 tierces Choice Kettle LARD.
1000 kegs Choice Kettle LARD.
100 casks Prime CLEAR SIDES.
100 casks Prime BACON SHOULDERS
100 frkips Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
80 frkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER,
rs bbs LARD OIL
$50 half chests GREEN and BLACK TEAS
= 500 boxes GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
For sale by
KEEP 4 CAULFIELD.
II aHa - Paytrss street.
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LOUISIANA FARDoNs.

The following gentlemen. from our State have
received Executive pardons VIM A. Broadwell,
Jacob P BToadWell, Theo. o. Stark, j. B. Walton
and P. O.. Hebert. KANGAROO.
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law laan may be known from fatigued dog.
s3As aeaia shirt the other pants.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

MI JEFF THOMPSON.
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SUNDRIEs. ..................,..,....sU NDRIES.
CHEEsE-1OO boxes Goshen.
RICE-l00 sacks Choice Rangoon.
sUGAR-50 bbs Choice Brown. -
BUFFERS hrkins Choice Goshen.
POTAToES-l00 bbls Choice
Landnge steamers Mississippi Olive Branch and fo
sale by EDW THOMPSON CO,
IL II Tchonpitonlas and IL NRtcEe1 streats.
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9. CAYERoe s. co.

n CAVAROC q co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 11G Royal street,
NEW ORLEANS.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made consgnmeuts of cotton and other products to
friends in
LIVERPOOL, HAvRE AND BORDEAUX.
@. CAyARoC & CO..
No, 116 Royal street.
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&C. S, A. PRE- and "r.M.L,"
Will be kept up quality and will be sold to the Trade with
LIBERAL MARGIN.
NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON,
Late Brigadier General, c. S. A.
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CoMMIss1N MERCHANT,

MANUFACTURERS, AND PACKERS AGENT.
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BILIOUS FEFERS,

BILIOUS FEEERs
DYSPEPSIA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-02

The Mayor of New York on Tuesday re-
celNed the following dispatch by the Atlantic
cable from the Lord Mayor OF London:
To the Mayor cf NeU York. May Commerce
hourlsh ara Peace and Prosperity unite us.
MAYOR OF LONDON.
The directors of the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance. and the directors OF the
Anglo American Telegraph COMPANY wishing
III some manner 10 express their appreciation
OF the good conduct and admirable way I'm
which all engaged in the work of LAYING the
Atlantic cable have performed their duties
order that a months wages be given to each
man on his return 10 England
Everything is working beautifully The
Atlantic line has been opened to the public
by order OF the directors in London, and mes
saees are now being sent from this place to
England with great regularity. During the
first twelve hours that the lire was open four
thousand words were transmitted across the
wires, with as much ease as an ordinary land
route. Mr.. Donnelly and Mr.. Chant, Of Har-
Dor Grace, are the first persons who sent tele-
grams 10 England after the opening of the line
for public traffic. The steamer bloodhound is
now taking In the cable from the steamer
Midway TO JON the expedition for repair
ing The Gulr cable. Mr.. Field received
the following message from the SueZ Canal
Company:
ALEXANDRA, EGYPT, July 3d. 130p.m.-I
congratulate You on vour success and perse-
NtIance. FERDINAND DE LEssUPs.
The Great Eastern is taking in cable from
the steamer Midway preparatory tc The grap-
ping expedition TO recover the Old Atlantic
cable, and VIII leave on Sunday
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Further Particulars of the New Orleans

Correspondence New York Tribune.l
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-Thanks To the mil
lttry authorities, from O'Clock last evening to
this wiring Il y. M the city has been COM
pMatiNtIy quiet. Dr.. Dostie is not dead.
have just seen him: but IL is impossible for
him 10 live - hours He is riddled with bull
leIS. and pierced through the bow wells with a
sword. cane. Gov. Hahn, Hon. John Hrmder-
son, Or Hare, Hon. = =. Fish, Hon. George
HHrts. Rev. Mr.. Hanson, Hon. Alfred Suaw.
Mr.. Enhnrst, Capt. John EuTk, and Others
were dangerously wounded. When Governor
Hahn E"S taken 20 the station house he was
covered With blood
~ ILNIS DING TO philadelphia.
INV ORLEANS, July 3I.-TO Colonel H. ID. pg-
gen. t"cWrtCt i.~aOcrofic Central Cohlgli'tee.-
Lear Sir AIIer he scenes of yesterday. which
! Witnessed, must respectfully decline acting
"s MEMBER OF The delegation appointed b.
your comIhItiee 10 tend the Philadelphla
ohFenGon. L believe the fate OF the State to
=" srnied by yesterdays action. ana any at
|rnl't =" heip matters Jnst now, would, IN my
Cp.nlCn. te useless
i'esie -ttUlly, =. HERRCT.
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THE AUGUST CONVENTION.


The central committee reassembled in Rich
mond yesterday, and appointed Il SUBJ commit
tee 10 recommend a list OF delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention.
The subcommittee reported the following "
list OF delegates, which was adopted without
opposition
DeieGates at IGrge.-Wm. G.. Rives, John w.
Br9cktn tnbronRh' George Blow jr., and Thomas
AIterBdfes.-t'or VIM G. Rives. VIM. ]. Riv.
erton: Tor Brockenborough. Charles L. Mo<by:
for Blow, q. w. Boiling: for FIournoy, VIII
loughby Newton.
Congressional Deleg0f's-First district-Ricb
. Ciaybrook and Robert Sanders; alternates
Charles IL. Mallory and III. Il. TOmlin. Second
dlsrlct-ThOmas Wallace and John X. Kelly:
aiternates. A. NJ. Kelly and Thomas II Daniel
Third dIstTict-Edmund FOntaine and John L.
Mayrr, Ir.: alernates, Zephaniah Turner and
John ii. Guy. Fourth dsrict-Charles Bruce
and T.. w Hmbbard alternaes. James Niblett
and Robert Whitehead. Fifth district-Wm M.
1readway and James F. johnson; aIteruates
William Martin and f. II. Keen. Sixth dis
uict-Dr. Samuel Coffman and A. H. IL.
Stewart; alternates, John l.. Anderson and r.
NJ. Wiley. Seventh dIstrict-EFgar Snowdpn
and Michael Fl. Parker; alternates. r. IL Shack
elford a0t Ormstead Carter Eighth district
Walter r. Staples and Wyndham Robertson,
alternates, A. &. Cummings and Robert Glib
bony.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The State Convention met in Charleston YES
ferday. Gov. Orr was chosen president by ac-
cIamafIOn The Convention adopted rpsolu-
CONS approving the Presidents policy, as op-
posed 10 the radical course in Congress. and
cordially accepting an Invitation to unite with
The conservatives OF the country III the Phil
adelphia Convention
Gov j. l.. Orr, Is. +. Perry, and j b Camp
bell We're elected delegates at large, and the
foiloWIng district delegates chosen list r. I
Moses aud Richard Dozier; I'd, Thos y. ST.
mons ana W. i. Shlngler; Sd, ID. l.. WardlfUy
and Samuel McGowan; ith, Thos y. Dawktns
and James Farrow.
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iry, and VI ben hat - restored then for Ireland
DsNt"
John r. Norrls, Esq. 'Sns ne1t in'rNtu "a.
arc Tor some time spoke Of the coursa 90 he
Ao ominls'ra'lon. arguing jhat rhr tg;y ~ -he
lTIsh vas - support their true f-rer!s ANA aof
rusi 700 much those Iustbow profe.-Ins i-irud-
ship.
NJ. fTanels Gallagher, OF Ma.. ioIl0ve', IN
ne ccnrse ~ his remarks saying I r--yrud
hTartiiN e The S"htm m-nr with regard 20 -.gu-
q AiIng aBy alliance between lriSh-naa nd
;Le Radlcal party, or any other parry.
cheers
A. lrishmen. I think they owe !, - their
manhood; to tie land tbat gave ihem hi-'h. 20
the position they occupy here as citizens. 20 re-
pudiaie snd defounce thar man or ser u mon
WHO attempt 10 organize them as Irishmen %
be bound ny The grlp OF the Radical party. or
any other party.
IrisbmPn have intellect enough - read
think. and act for themselves without TAX knE
hsSOns in political economy from the men
who have set themselves mp IS The leaders
OF this or that IA ction in the land.
Olhtr addresses were made by Mr.. RYAN, OF
al Mr.. Mclaughlin, OF Nd, and Mr.. p
McN'rhany, of this city, and the meeting ad-
louihtu aoOLt II O'Clock. it bsInc one OF tho
most successful meetings which has taken
place here for Nears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-02
EUROPEAN NEWS By srr.urR.

NEW YORK. August The telegram wires
are down east of P1ctou, n. b. Coneeouantly
no European news can De received ms 49,
ing from The cable
The following interesting particulars were
received nv the last steamer:
TIE FRUssIAN CONDITION FOR An ARNtsrrrr
BERLIN. July ls.-lhe seml-oficial Proy,n
clsl correspondence Of today. IN an article ON
the negotiations upon the Prussian demands,
SAYS:
"ln addition TO the complete settlemau. a,
the question OF the DuchIes IN the sense of thatr
entire union with Prussia. the Government
appears 70 demand. as the principal object OF
the war. the firmly established unity OF Ger
many, and particularly the unity OF the North.
under the leadership of Prussia. IL moreover
rec uireS the exclusion of Austria'S Influence aS
Power in the Confederation. As regards
IN mediate acQ uisitlon Of territory. all Prussia
asks Is tie establishment of the union Df her
eastern and western provinces, which has be-
come indispensably necessary.
The Emperor Napoleon. recognizing he
lnsnce ana moderation OF these demands. has
accepted the same az basis for peace, and has
resolved 10 remain neutral IN the event OF their
belnE refused by Austria"
The article Fouclaces as follows:
ONF anNerSary must attribute II 10 his own
lauIt ~ Prussia's demands increase with the
tAtTuohs and sacrifices which she has 20
The same paper, N speaking of the Prus-ian
success over the Federals. saws.
The age OF old and efiete Germany ~ mast.
leadership.
FEAN'E AND TIE CoNTENDrNG POWER.
PARIS. July yI--Evenmg.-The MonIrsur du
Son In referring IN ITS bulletin to the uego,ia
uonS ior peace, contTadicts those journals
Wmch appear 10 believe hat the French Cabt
bet. IN ProfeIIng Iis Coou Offices. wished 70 in =
duce lialy 10 conclude an armIsuce hndspsnd-
ehtIy. ana was preparing TO take the part OF
an armed mediator IN Germany. France =
cohtlELes he Aoni'eUr du SOr. "intervened
dlplomaEcally, with the idea of peace Threat
ehlnG measures would have created ire IA ana
more serious complications. Prussia. before
coHsenting o an armIstiCe. demands that Aus
tria should accept the prelImnari.s OF peace
upon which The negotiations between the two
Powers are being continued
THK TREATY OF ALLIANCE BETWEEN PRTs-
SIA AND ITALY.
BERLIN, July u The Oftclal Gazette Of to-
day SAYS.
Art. III OF the treaty Of alliance between
PrUssia and italy rs as follows. "From this
moment tie moment war is declaredD the wAr
shall be prosecuted by their Malesues the
Kings OF Prussia and Italy, with all their
forces which Providence has placed Al their
disposal, and neither Prussia nor ItaIy SHAH
conclude either peace or armistIce without
common consent"