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denounced by I'm and HE parsns as absurd, imprso-
ticabe ant revolutionary.
To day the or an OF Count Mensdord, the Vienna hem
ing Pest prepares us frr,her stepe on the par %
Austria (which will give full evidence Of the deermin-
aon Of the imperial government IA the question o. ne
Duchiesn Is thought that tbs may refer I'd the Ell
trance OF Beneneks army ntc Sesia which, BY accounts
from the Bohemian frontiee has been expected by the
Austrian soldiers from ds day but TO Their excessive
disg ST. has always ceen put or Many OF the great
siesian magnaes~-Prnce Reuse. Prince Pless, Coupt
Rsnard &chave had their furniture and vaiuablee Of
every description removed from their castles In the
province 10 those situate In less exposed localities.
The University OF Bc'slau VIII probably have To be
closed quite a number Of students having been
scrpted and others sent home by their anxious parents
The sanitary state Of the Prussan army Is said 10 be
tolerahly good, although II begins 70 suffer from the
tropical heat which prevailed hereabouts for these
two three weeks Yesterday morning the fusiliers,
the last regiment of guards remaining in Berlin received
orders u JOIN the army in Sesia They started per
extra train at two A. M aud the service In the capital
is exclusively performed bv landwehr. III addition
10 the three nsld telegraph divisions already existing a
fourth Is in the OF formation. The Two hrs are
with the armies Of Sesia and Saxony and the third Is
attached 10 The royal headquarters which are now, posi-
lively for the last time 10 be transferred 10 BrcEau to-
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p R U s STA.


BERLIN, June IL, 1900
RetTe0 q Tie Aarriaas from Boistein-Rsmor Cb~-
"ecfed Wa H-RsErted Dssorgu~isation Of he ASs-
bsaa Army--Aiie9cd fnsaaify Of the Emperoy--Mor,-
m,at Of he Prnsran Tuops--Removaf Of ne Crou~
J.aeh aud ne Bask N1nd-.srspsMe " he Prw.
"an Pres-A Hoor upon Royo'sy--Bssmorck's New
Prtc-Las Noc FROM slera, dc
The situation is becoming more curious from day 10
day. War has not actually commenced, and yet tho
maintenance Of peace seems perfectly impossible.
Prusis has sustained the convocation Of the Hos,en
Estates by marching her troops Holsten occupying
,ehoe and taking forcbls possession OF The building
which the Estates wero 20 meet. Not satisfied with
tbs she has arrested the commissioner nominated by
Austria TO direct the prcceednss dissolved the national
government and forced the civil governor Of Holssen
Baron Hoffman, 20 sock safety IN fight In his room
General hantueel has appointed Baron schuel Plus n
tho leader OF the proannexa,onst faction Of the Ho
stein nobility, who headed tire dcpu,aton that waited
upon tho King OF Prussia some time since TO petition
hun 10 Incorporate the Duchics with the Prus.
sian monarchy; and N prevent any opposition
on The Part Of the and the people the General has
proceeded In the usual Prussan fashion to forbid all
public meetings, 10 stop the publication Of all news
papers that not licensed BY the military authorities
and 10 close their of1ces such hgh-handed measures
are certainly calculated TO bring the collision which
every expected would follow - papabe breach Of
the treaty OF Gascin the Of Prussian troops
into Hols,ein, but instead OF rcscntng II General
Gabenz contents himself shh simple protest. wthdraws
10 Altoona, and now preparing 70 evacuate Hcsein al
together, ard 70 retire 10 Hamburg and from thence
through Hanover 10 the South q Germany. IL true
his position desperate after the threats Of Prussia
had frightened the Eecor Of Heese.Casc and the King
OF Hanover into refusing the Of their railways for the
ranspor, Of Austrian rciuforccmcnts his little band OF
nve or sir thousand men would have been crushed by
superior numbers; but h the question n II would not
have have been polite Tor Austria TO throw the odum Of
striking their late allies upon the Pru.ssns whose abuse
Of hsir nomen,sry superiority would have nls.d cry
o. indignation throughout Germany have decided the
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Anxiety for the Safety Of Berlin---The
Crown Funds and Jewels.
now vfRETIA FRoWNs BEFORE ITALY.
RBASURY REPORTS OF THE BELLICERENTS.
Tho Italian Navy as Seen al
laramie.
30. &c. Go.

Our special corcsponoo1ea from Paris Vienna and
Den by the Java dated TO the los of June which
publish to-day contains highly important yssums his
toSca and political, Of the events which proceeded the
hrst and act or In Germany; calling especial
sasenton TO the fact that In the of the
Hsugsle Austria plants herself firmly the basis -
German unity, while Prussia has permitted herself to be
9siven into open and absolute secession from the
Ssnfoderation for the that she outvoed in
ehe Diet
Count Bismarck, is said, last resort, proposes
ssvon and alteration of the federal constitution by the
nssTon OF article 70 the OBJECT that Germany
N Future declare war, except In the q iTuaSA
She ostracizino ar !. rscre military forcs VI the
represr ntaiivsa 81 Austria and Bavaria
ms last reports from London June TO- show that the
late nrm % Isaac Campbell Co, now bankrups, are
psllns all their town and country housss They were
tbe largest dealers In the robe American Confederate
loan Nessrs Bagbce the blockade runners, have also
rome 10 The bad
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A u S r RIA !.
Our Vienna Correspondence.

viEssA, June is, 1899
e~rol pay agitation N rienna-TAe E-ppattoa -
DECENTRALIZATION Poiicy-Wm sac Hare III, AID Of
hsna '-Alvearances in That D,recs,on-lrep,ra..r.
Jor Hay CONVICTED IN u. Ecyds--Pc~,iam Of t,s A.,
Wan <rmy--ih Army ~ Raiy-Hor MA IA, palians
st 70 r,nfeet-. roanfeeys De
1nere more evident excitement IN Vienna this morn
~ "an any time since the commencement Of war
tNpafahons Knots o. people gathered on tho
1S' corner talking earnestly together; and In the
safs, which the principal meeting places in Vienna
svsybSdy d eussIng the one general tonic the ,mmi
nsnce o. gar. The onsxu ~ Conn,
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Fyrt Hat Panic was tho favorit. al QUO hundred 10
forty his ne and fss, tro,tine lat season with Lady
Thsrne, whom he drove Der IN In AJAX, c.2sy. and
2:32H, on tie % Of Jlno, on the Union Course, ard
again Hoboken tho I6,h OF June when he sent her
the bal mile pcla in Oa and made her finish the
heat N 81 ~arrantny hs hackers laying their
money a, any odds, particularly when there nothing
said about tho horse being gu, OF condition on in
poin. sf speed There not vat deal OF betting on
the race, however and those who took the odds invest
very car ouely The horses Ind ey fair send-on but
The go hac barely escaped the is O The starter when
mcuocd yelling like a wild Indian winch cnuscd Panic
10 bronx also. The latter fri and went 10 The
quarter pole ono length front IN thirty nine seconds
Going down the baoksrotoh Stonewail tro,;cd 1ncly
and, ovcrtakng Panic at the old judges stand ~ ssed
him soon afterwards, cnrying him 70 break aud led
70 the baf.nlc pole two lengths Time 10 From
that point the end Panic had no chance as Stonev
bad the most spced aad very steady. lie won The
hea, by three lengths 10 80 = a. aonishmcnt Of all
parties ntercsted
Second Host--A great change TOO, place among the
speculaors aud stoncwai was offered al hundred
70 afty, with few takera A good, even start was
lead, and with break passed the quarter polo two
lengths IN 'front.' N thirty-cghi sec0nda Panic then
stoncwa two Lengths In the half mile POLE
N ;l6F. Roth hors- broke % on the Flushing end
and ~ The three quarter pole s,oDewa two lengths
and nif ahead. Two breaks BY Panic and one
b. soneval Jackson and the aier crossed the score
winner by thrvc lengths, in 235
Thsid HedL-onc hundred 70 ton s,oncwnn Panic
got away hFst with lead OF couple Of lengths which
stoncwa reduced 10 one, notwithstanding a break on
Tie mr., quartet Tue, thirty nine and taf seconds
Colug down the harkstrcich Stnnexa h-Oke up sgsin
ana Panic led 90 the half mile rce length In IA
A soon s they 20, on the Flushing end Stouosall
Dotted past Panic I'd 70 the hroeqoartcr pole couple
OF engthe aud coming Up tho hcIaes.re,eh b. sdied
another which made him winner al The GORE by ,hrre
icng'ha. IN 23sk.
Pool selling on tho track on the $4,000 pure ,ro.
$50 General Butler ESQ., aud Commodore vanderb u
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The French Frontier.

NNIUI EUN HIT AT WBt FTFTtATF0N,
Prom the Cologne Gazette June 49,
In The es"nt u either Prussia Austria apr-oprating
new territory, Francs wonld then annex, ~ sass ~
.'srf su s.Gsdgs, Contiguous German PROVINCES This
Is ng which ought efnewhai 10 dim nish the war
Ike passions Of the German powcrs and make
the military party OF Vienna aad Berlin reflect
before prccipltang The country into endless troabos
The letter should also make the smaller States "a.
fleet for while wishing all sors Of good things to Aus.
trim and Prussia the Emperor Napoleon ntua,es that he
desires htie slice OF PrISsia, and he could have no
better pretext for this han that OF the minor States
being silly enough 81 in Ausiria IN agnins prus-
sin, Prussia will naturally come down upon hosc saies
and once occuped she will no. readily relax hor grasp
The letter Of The French Emperor cac only serve
fatal tendency towards Var
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FoBNFT rURNs, OF NEw HANPenIRH.
THIS former representative Congress OF the Third
Ne HAMPSHIRE district died in Plymouth N H. on
TOE so'h inst He was born ri Rumrev In 1909
settied az physician ~ Hebron, whence he removed
ai.f isSO 2 ymoath and pTaci ID tae latter slacc
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TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.

FINANCIAL and Sanitary Repo
Boiling Nalsancs-Rem
from the Bsy-swin NM Ano,,.n.
How Psor Folk. ,.avs-A Case or "a
ported ChsIe-.a, &c.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Boar :
was held I'd three O'Clock yesterday. Jscp
President, In the chair
FINANCIAL REP,
The Finance Committee recommended, r, el- fu.. "a
the salaries of several Of the clerks and Tia,
uanoc OF tho services Of several others The
were increased:-afr Beach, Chief Ordor Clerk. Il,
81, 200 TO $500, Mr. Kmbal', Corresponding Clerk,
from 200 to 81 3d. and Mr. Allen, Clerk to the Atror
Bev from 81, 2J0 " 81, 500 seven other clerks 70
Clerk, to $780, and the janor was recommended for
an increase.
ADAILy BULLETIN.
DR. STONE cfertd resolution that daily bulletin be
prepared by the Sanitary Superintendent and posted In
prominent place a. the headquarters OF the board
Adopted.
The came gentleman also offered resolution that
the present Inspectors be continued in their duties until
tho LIST Of August
THE SANITARY sUPERrsTENDENT's REPORT.
Or e. b. Dalton, Sanitary superintendent, reported
that during the past week sixteen hundred and thirteen
repofts of nuisances were received. or that num-
prepared, forwarded to the attorney and
the remainder returned TO the several on
GERS making ne complaints. Inc reports we're
upon the following subjects:-Five hundred and ATTY.
two full end offensive prlves, seventy three cellars,
twenty eight csterns cesspopls twenty-five houses
Placements sixty Ave yards courts areas hvo
heaps one pie, tniry.hve vacant lots, one brewery,
seventeen .olatons Of code. thirtyfo horse
hog stsies; thiry-one streets alleys twenty
pip, twenty-five cutters ton pigsties, i've garbage
txes and variety OF lesser Importance. Four hun
dred and nine buildings been reinspeced and hc
returns show that In only nftythree the rgnla-
tons have been complied WITH The balance OF the re-
port wne In Inference 20 matters OF Importance
which have already been referred to.
SANITARY POLICE.
Captain G. LORD sent In the following report of the
work performed by the Sanitary Department during the
in aud of
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Tire schenectady Locomotive Works.
ScHEvscrApy, Juno 70 1884
The schenectady Locomotive Works are Already
rapid process Of reconstruction, and viii Do In comp
operation again BY fall
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FASHION COURSE, l.. i.--TRoTTNG.
FrnsY Jure 20 Pure $500, nile heats, bert three tn
i've, 10 wagons
T. Carpenter entered z. S,oncwali Jackson
" ilaItsNfus .........s.ss. 4 4
u. Mace entered b. e. Panic. 4
W, Peabody entered br. s. Dan Rice ........... ar
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Died.
DvvvY I'm Thursday, Juno -, Jams Duyvy, N q
9th year OF his age.
The relative and friends Of the family ars rsspecA
fully invited attend the funeral this (Saurdayl avS
noon, s haflast O'Clock, from 363 East Rouseca
street.
lEsy sxA<y DsasM See Ssos~d Peal
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The following 10 tho Of contested ssuts
OF fact In the 6uogatss Oourt for tho July rm 1904
Wills Of George heatman, Peter Russell, Thomas b,
sttlman, Thomas Dunphy, Abraham D. Clement W. Z
liam Freeman, Patrick Murphy, Aarvarst Hopper He
retta HaM, CAtharine A. McAlees. Alexander DuncA
Jonathan Joice, John Gerkin Bernard Reilly, Oatb
Iine McCafrey, Mary Singer. james DounsIi, hsssh&
Rowe Edwin b. Chrsty; accounting Of guardian
Joha z. Bremer, late minor.
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E: Y R o P <.

< u r Q p <.
oar Paris, Vienna and Berlin
correspondence.
The War Situation In Austria, PraS-
STA and Italy.
Austriyi Firm on German Unity and
Prussia in Secession.
BchleSwig and Holstein the Cause Of
WAR, Under Control of Bismarck.
Legislative Strategy in and
Action of the Bund.
Position Of Benedek's army Right on CracOw,
Left on the Saxon Frontier.
-~-~-~.----~~-~~~--~--~
prussian Reports Of COmpiica-
tions in Austria.
MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMIES
>o-~~~~~>~~>~-y>~~~~~~~~-~
Anxiety for the Safety Of Berlin---The
Crown Funds and Jewels.
~-~>~>~~>~>~~~~>>-~>~>~>~~~
now vfRETIA FRoWNs BEFORE ITALY.
GRBASURY REPORTS OF THE BELLICERENTS.
~~>-~,>~--~->~~~-~~~-~
Tho Italian Navy as Seen al
laramie.
30. &C. 60.
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MiNCELLANEOUS.
A DISTINCTIVE AND ELEGANT PREPARATIoN.

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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE or LEONARD ST. JACQUES,
Ia deceased-Notice il hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrator Of the above named
estate, TO the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the frst publication OF this notice, to the
undersIgued, at his store, In Lower Gold HiIl
opposite the Gold Hill Foundry.
V. LEMERY, Administrator.
Gold Hill, Augusr y, 1855. au27 low
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Sntnrdar. the 5th DAY of May. 1850,
SuERIFF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-7state of Lousiana-Ps .Zl
BALL, ct ais BY virtue of writ of seizure and sale
to me directed by the honorable the District Court Of
the parish of Caddo will sell at public auction at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport parish
and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 5th day of May, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ, and O'Clock NJ
the following described property to-wt:
Forty and nine tenths 40 910 acres of land, in the
parish of Caddo, bounded follows: Commencing
at the half mile corner the line between sections
one and two in township No. seventeen Q7), range
fourteen (4) and running thence north three CHAINS
thence north twenty degrees east five chains and
fortyve links to the point of beginning for the lot to
be sold; thence north twenty nine degrees east nne
chains thence west, eleven chains; thence north,
seventeen chains; thence east, twenty-three chains
and fifty links thence SOUTH ten chains and ninety
links thence south fortyeght degrees west along the
road to point Of beginning known Roo lots two D 9
NJ, page 2Ol, in Recorders office, in Caddo parish.
Seized the property of the defendants, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of Salc-CASH without benefit of aprraise-
ment. THOS. H. SlMPSON, oheFlH'
Shreveport, March IS, 1866 Asst pt 81.
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urdov the 10Th dav of Nav, 1866,
SUCCESSION SAFE.

Succession of JESSIE J, YEALocK, deceased.
SSTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho of Caddo. By viz
= tue and in pursuance of an order of sale, granted
bv the Clerk of the District Court of the parish of Caddo
and commission thereon issued to any duly qualified
auctioneer and for said parish will be offered for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the late
residence of Jesee Yeaock deceased in this parish
about two miles west of Greenwood, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of May, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock p.
NJ, the following described property, belonging to the
succession of said lessee J. Gealock, to-wit;
The west half of the southwest quarter of section
twenty-seven en- township seventeen an, of range
sixteen l6) containing eighty acres, more or ess and
the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of
ton twenty eight (28l in same township and range,
containing three hundred and twenty acres, more
less all amounting four hundred acres more or less
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale-0n a crc1it of twelve months, pur
chasers giving tier notes with approved personal Sc
curity bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
day Of sale until paid and special mortgage retained
on the land to secure payment of purchase money.
MARY G. SMITH, Administrative
CaddO Parish April 4, 1866. st
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

TN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisians-PaElsl
of Caddo-No. 7025-R. E. SEwELL, executor, VS..
RIrcH1E& RAGsDALE's administrator. By virtue OF
writ of seizure and sale to directed from the nom
orable the District Court of the parish OF Caoa0
roraed To sell at public auction the highest bidder
at the Court House, in the city of Shreveport parish
aforesaid, on ,occ
Saturday. the 5th day of May, 1865,
between the hours of 10 o'clock n, and CLOCK P. NJ
the following described property, to.wit:
Ten acres of land in the west half OF section tWeiVe
No. in township No. seventeen (l7), range louIteeg
4 in Caddo parish Louisiana, known and aes 9lateo
as lot No forty 4o) on the plan of Fairfield, near
Shreveport. y
Seized as the property of the SUGGESTIONS OF sal:
Richie Ragsdale and to be sold to satisfy the writ
in the above entitled suit, with all costs
Terms of Sale-CASH, without benefit of aFpraIse-
ment. THOMAS IL. SlMPSoN, Shetlu.
Shreveport March 2S, 1866. 3s6t pt Sl7 10.
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Succession Of CATHERINE MORTON, deceased.
TN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
4 of Caddo-By virtue and in pursuance of an order
of the Clerk of the District Court of the parish Caddo
State of Louisiana and a commission thereon issued
to any qualified auctioneer, in andor said parish will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
at the Market House. IN the city of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the I'd day of June, 1866,
between the hours of clock NJ, and clock p. NJ
the following described Land, belonging to the sue
cession of Catherine Norton deceased, to-wit:
The west half and southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter of
section No. one %, in township No. eighteen (l8),
range No. fifteen Q5), in Caddo parish, containing
two hundred (200) acres.
Terms of Sae-On credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes. with approved securely
special mortgage to be retained the property sold to
secure the payment of the purchase money
on25 I'll JAMES WILSON, Auctioneer.