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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
NEW
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STEAM BAKERY!
THE subscribers having completed an extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city, invite the ntten.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

THE HOUSE or ASSEMBLY DELIVERS AN ADpRKss TO
TIE GOVERNOR GENERAL on Irfs BRIsG MADE
on TIN

THE HOUSE or ASSEMBLY DELIVERS AN ADDRESS TO
TIE GOVERNOR GENERAL on ms BRIgG MADE A
PEEa OF THR REALM.
From Our special Correspondent.
OTTAWA G. W, July y, 1890.
AtIl:39 to-day the House met, and then proceeded to
wal, upon His Excelency in order 10 deliver conrau
ator address on his being made Peer Of the Realm.
GA entering the Chamber where His Excelency awaited
them the members filed 90 either side Of the room, and
the Speaker advancing 10 the middle Of The roon read tho
following address in English and lnnch;
10 RS Erc.ney hr Riga Honorable CRADLES STANLEY. We
IoscS Bd5oa Moscx q Blitras@og - re County
OF Uxgf0rd Governor. General y British North Alsp end
C.ptass-Gesosl and Goctrsey IN che "a Snd 0gr 10
Posiaes Of Caasda Nora seos Nss B,urss'eh sHd ta'
bland frisc, Etoey1 and ye faSi'dit he ss1s &C.
Ma IL Please our Lxeelenoy
.oe. q e: Paa.s s..si5 beg sTo 70 sp
presc your EIoe-ny WIN iHe tgis,,oi o. o.. s con
he urited Klr gicm Of Great Brlaa ,ai Ireland.
~ va s ,na V ,iJ her Nsr.v, ,pvr..iaton .yd ac
u the services Of EIcrlercy IN your thr1
y ~ b S bS,r Of Divine provitsnce your KIcc.ney may
sy o long yei h honor which las been SO vel and woihy
Lord onot then in clear sal distinct voice and in both
linsaages. read tie ioo~in
Ns spy,rEs GEsILrs'S er ssE Isa'ATIyh sssEysLr
thank heartily for Ike sddress % don which
lse pTe.slca e % tie o.en.or Ct receiving The MARI
E,,ndd D. fcFml And e-'snOnous
erp-cs,on OF yorr o2iaioD
my 49,, snd WI most deeply interested II set tsu, should
them q, eY 70 record e cordial appreciation o. my
u,ft OF edo ai.rrng duties ofc-. duriv- period not
cyulfii ne Province, wheLes "e 0ok al as En-
tcrna &c stions ~ 10 domestic condition -,
Tue feelings "ca ra.-sisn i9E 4ra me poos more HS
= 0l r-bi. --o-nda ,,--, -
p iucsl rTi,
cns diy ,fr Nsppv ,ulfy Tor The i1se 10
rsr.,io. 'hcg pp & 10 lasciioss working Of the
owl - lUusi 1uel system c0mFo.ed
our adde's. conclusive g. earnest and cones,
ese,yor 10 a. Ter, tioe psTs, OF 3oyernmcni which have
soald IN Enf4rd VII ,ecugs Al onee tao
approval OF o. Crown the favor Of tho Comrcna
,i. ou which have received yor hands cunus,ug hs
ailfe. win pr,sscst BIZ promising that 20
nay he He is,y psirss thai sAsl oonnie your
1oyrfno re- Icf'1t sna h9erda bS ne sane principles w,ch
h.ve ocg YOU -olrcgds,iog snd tia whoa OF isl
ccnro u the pos don which the favor Of he
coafes % prorots In he lmper lesi.surs
which believe best antcd - advance
10 truo and permanent u,err 0he peopl' o.. Canada
Thu reply was ten BANDED Tie Speaker ard Toe Assembly
wihd.ow from tbe Regal presence TIE speaker heading
procession back tho Chamber Shcre he again took the
clPll.
Il Exoeeney's reply herg then formally communicated
10 .He lfOust, ~ Hplse immediately adjourned.
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An 0nicsr Attacked aud shot by One 81 q
Part, % RDwdies-Thr Assaiinaf Arrested.

At 10 O'Clock on Monday evening, while Officer
Rcarney Of the Thirteenth Precinct ives pairolg MS post
VIXEN ct the Of Ridge and Deanoeyts be Tired
at By one oi gang OF rowdes amed Owen Dermciy) who
had acknowledgements in ay close by The ball took
the breast Of the officer about inches above
the tp, and glancing 10 the et lodged in the arnwt
TIE wounded conveyed 10 tie satioIlnse nt The
Of Dl'noey and Attorney-st. and iooe-Smgoon
Hivrn VINO had been notified came and extracted the
b Dermody, who keeps low drinkingplaee near Whero
tie occurred arrested immediately after the assault
by Oee Wadron and locked mp The canse Of the assent
supposed bo that Kearney yesterday morning arrested
brother Vi Deruody on Charge Of being drunk and Ola.
orderly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

and 70 Rome md TIE eternal Dependence from Fsnce;
cr u. ll,i was cred, for some tHis' ae W l-AI1-eI
LIZ N.roto's threats. lie saw alndty on alliance cor
,llel between Austria. Russia ana France as u De
mars IN sucb % world not at o5c0 poeaim me r.
clnsi .gctcl - Poland. M thus ptrayAe 'I'to ~
uiiciv ri Austria. re King thereupon letoY'e ~
f. himself fom Napolcons guardianship and issued me
order go the 20. Thus Ausnt dii Io san sNDo
ly her pegGUus ccssOn of Rcneiia Ihn Iesic "a DIV
,c,k i ID the DOS. ib.iiry OF withdrawal 81 oVoV NeA
fom LADY, ly iar too little 10 oppose the Ni,on'u' ~
rs a. iue pu,s,aas lIo docs not dare even 10 eoye'
Venna IA, be rot.eats 10 an inirenched camp on .he
Maeod an actual Torres, , 9,,T,tI W., gc Of Ss,eca
Ers'ircn and WaTan bare already witness to Austrian
batIua and d, AS. -, 49,,
lcl bv the trewclaous los q officers 10 the d~ paes
In IontuIa. They canrOt be sup.lrd nom tle IaAAs
since 10 Austria DO England, the olecrs belohg 20 w
other cisc DIAN the pfiyatcs. IN irusaan or Fruch
arEy any Joss OF ocers at once be maze up III aus
t1ait isiirtprble n cup Us the Amy Tor long Lhn
dos Is tlc Ic,on Wy Dclcdek could NOT mhhe sanu
cfci iis oc.c, either OF PTduoz, or between biNnn
ana Ir,z, though he has sun aD"ut -U,UJ' 'Lg' ~
BIZ command, of whom III Least SOUJ arc not Cehefa-
lcd. IL is m 10 b. seen VII shef hey are aoe 70 h8
the prgsoaHs even IN thcI strongly -iotuhed lo'iou vn
the March e in fact toy there Tor no other reason
bat that r l. thought tat The lrussan generals W!
scarcely dare g. leave them on The funA and 10 cross tno
Danub, iA order % occ.py Vienna which - not ohIy
TIC ca,;al bat likewise me arsenal OF the bmIe' zen
eral Count NJ ia, howcyor the man who planned the
cmrren fr King William, viii find means for breaking
paa.yziIr the last Austrian army, and Count 1sMa@
all moi allow the welcomes M the hcll 10 be ami
lated hy pclaacy in making peace Bat What ~ To Oe
conc of lctnyf bow iar IS Prussia 10 exieudl nov
is Nap0l ous gre, dncsto be satisfied how RusSias
ea0sy lived tow TIE just prctelsions Of me German
nation iu.lsdi an these questions which BsnaTk
must eucran and since the landmarks In Germany ana
Lily are already removed, the map u Europe maY eafly
b. I,muIecd and, Therefore, Congre Is NOT oaiy P"O-
able certainly inevitable IL nay take place at Lhis
dcung tsc exhibition. but Napoleon Is not any more Ae
rnr e; he has focnd rval worthy OF bin III Count BIS
mark IL would iudc,d be difficult 10 decide WHO Of the
two Is mCfe cunning or more UnscTupulCus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
FLORENCE.
THE PRUssIAs CAAPAIds-HUsGARY AND REVOLUTION
-AUsTMA's DISTRESSED cosDITIoN-HER PRRpIDI-
Gus POLICY DEPgATRD-THR DECENTRALIZATION OF
Ytors Our Own Correspondent

ffOis DH bNh NVif',lpnu''s
FLORENCE, July i6. 1866.
The Prusian campaign stands unryaled in tho military
history Of Europe After the terrible defeats of the Aus
irsrs from June % 10 July g. it tho Bayarans Who
we're defeated Kssengen the nth and on the l4h
the famous Eighth Army Corps Of the Confederation at
Aschshenburg. Victory hove over the Prussan army
The German Confederation the Austrian preponderance
thing Of the past Frankfort and Vienna may be occu-
pied any day the very existence of the Austrian empire Is
threatened Prague has submitted TO the conqnerors and
the Bohenens dream already of independent kingdom
Brinn opened her gates 20 King William. The famous
Austrian cavalry were again dispersed at koss ana the
Prussgn cavalry entered Hoebrnnn days march IRON
Vienna The bullion Of the bank the Empress ana the
imperial children, the court and the foreign einbai.
sailors have already lcft tho capital for Pcsth.
VIII the Archduchess Sophia dare to go ~ Hungary
and whittier should she go7 At nspruck she mi hit meet
old Emperor Ferdinand whom she had deprived OF his
crown on that memorable night of December y lSis. 10
with toars that Francis Joseph accepted IT. and those
teas were OF EVIL aagury There never was moro un
lily seeks refuge in that downiTodden Hungary which
even Ia the last moment was refused hcr cohSutu-
onal rights and hear now that the towns OF DeDrec'
Yin, Keyed Arad and Saselan, and the counties ona
and Fejas have refused the recruits asked by tho German
Government This is the bTst step toward REVOLUTIONS
within week al Hungary will DO the same tley icpldl
ale tho Austrian Government, and unless the hungarian
Diet shOuld vote subsidies men and money, no lunga-
ran opens his purse or goes 10 war iodays telegram
mentions already armed bands IN the ncgboThood OF sug
cein Unless Francis Joseph yields 10 hungary anu makes
pace a. any price With Italy ana lrnssla e loses a MS
PRISONERS, aud oin his cousins OF tuscany frha,
Modena, Naples Saxony Hanover and Iicsse. And who
shall pay The enormous debt of Austria Bohemia is in
TIE hands Of the enemy; il h0raVlA ana Austrian Se'
Eastern Galca i, ovcrn and Cadin has at LIST passed
The Adigo, occupied Padua, made ntlenehci camp al
NcenZe ard sends bis troops to occupy TIC ave DC
hes Of the Alps. Tho warpny tnnmphed IA The counes
OF Victor Emanuel that il 20 say Rcasoh and Dapfolm
Ia the cabinet and Ciadin and Garibald in tho camp
Still tho Piodmoniose clique, La Marmom and Ieuiu
Pcnengo and Della Rocca, Bert aud Jeeini Preferred
dshOl0rbIe peace. the acccpation of Nendil nom
TIC hands Of Napoleon and The betrayal Of Pnssia
since Austrian army would tln h-io been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

Trg RALEIGH C0U2T-1A2rIAb - MISSES. srEsDaAE
AND FULLERTON FAIL TO APPEAR ~ GEN. wHITTLE-
sEY's CAsz--wEARSEss OF TIE PROSECUTION.
From Oar Special Correspondent
RALIIGH, y. c. July =. 1856
The case Of Gen. Whittlesey was taken up by the
Court Martial July and Monday norning Jolly Il was sue
pended on account Of the absence of Ceas sean ard FAB
er.on witnesses for the prosecution JOY molten wos
made bv Gen W. through bis counsel Cs Whiseey, ESQ.,
that the Court eppoint dy fr the resumption 81 LIS
Accordingly July 3 agreed upon Ih' rorng there
fore a.en called. zoe Jocgc Advocate reported
that nothing had Lcen heard expecting tic witnesses and thoa
he was not prepared win re ia a. moved an IN
definite pospOuearnt Gen. W. then moved a the Court
Geus StecCn aud tHl IDh VIC .Atee"l 20 tesl! 90
proceed with the 10 is ceefrnaeu lis reasons wers
that the Government had chosen s o"n e I'D pace fer
the Trial aud fdeied nc eeclies u - I,al!. ,,,
He was ready on ne day ssgaed inA as been vai.re
time 1t IS not Just 10 keep hin peer u sneh position
After debeaiOn tie Ccu ordered Ito Judge Advocate %
make lis motion cc AID he mOye0 TO postpone ne case
10 Alonday Juy So 10 has ~, ecr1.cd jod, 0s tie
ground that limitation had boel given TIA thr Witnesses
would be present that tiIe nt hey vii be ordered
here all AeI consultation with e0sci tQc tls Cous
oyeTrued both 10 OBS and The La'1g re
witnesses preset - te - -. '' =
Sewah vas intodre o. by afcene IS witness ior tns
defense Who being diy sTor tsn'G taa, ne Inspector
Inspection OF 10 cPeratoLs ~ tl' = tic ~ y arms
undcF the orders OF Gen. Howard. Had frequent Inter
views With Gen. Wlituesey, sd VISITED maay paris %
he S4te, Wac slthsi taat Gen. Liili'sey was db-
gent o.icer, and iult Ls mad administered tns bs-
eaU with great ecOl0nr Indulgence discretion. and abyg
q bis interest H. suoton before cane 90
tie State; gqaIrea ri hin about H. and Investigated Zoe
satisfy TINS interest caused
nelc Of cuy and did VIII The proper woIk OK
BIZ o;lac had much With lers ard freed
Iel and heard paint INST Gen. Nhttcey on tbs
account; familiar with the signstUe o. Gen. Howard
this pape. signed by hin. le letter tie Rev. George
Whipple written by Gen. Howard, May be.e rsd
To Court did not discover ANYTHING 'he prejudice
Of freedmen in this plating interest Of Gen VT the o.
eedGsa differ riding locality no fixed rates hGd been
prescribed b. the Assistant Counts oneT, bat HAT nses
regulated by the supply and demsndi found
that higher wages paid In the Eastern than he Wes
EN- part OF the State, tie Bu requires employers % r
ush sufficient aoas but does not fix the snOnrt tia
making written encouraged By ocers q 'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
RECONSTRUCTION.


sTEEDYAy AND FUL.caroS-Rov TREY DID rHs
srATs-PERsEcJ ting KSowLzDGE-FIyR xEGaoEs
sBoT-S0 TROOPS.
FROM Our Own Correspondent.
Gems steedman and Fullerton have come and gcne
They spent one Sunday in Galveston, took tao On
Monday, arrived a; Houston, pushed On 70 Richmond
Fort Bend County, stayed few hours returned same day
ana were back 10 Galveston after tgeptt.0Ur hour,
surrey@ Tezas. They haze seen everything, hoard I
Tie important testimony upon tho working og the grCG,
Frceimens burcan, examined the work rs Of The coloee
schools, and | learn 80 avny tom Iezas "a ~ satisfied
That everything lovely, AID that there is no ncor any
need OF the presence OF tooops in Texas Ecr for tie
protection "a the f'ccdmen n be Union men.
DO not Wnte now 60 combat GIy 81 these opinions.
which sill bs aw ~ " asbineio1 az least lar as ths
President and A.s restoration party are coacer7qd +
merely wish mention that met q salv n,elgens
gentleman but lev days $50 wno. wa his WIFE, han
been toarhing the co9red SCi O0 d hclIoul for f,
months past Hcir!otm-d ne tna OWING 10 tie system
attic PERSECUTION AND threats 10 Wal.l be Las been ssb
icctgd lis school haS IGn down u'ry one h tie parents
nav ~ been terrified ont OF sending their children To-
school Threats have el made 90 take lis 70 frequently
aud both he and ais VIC pve had to goGc d Instantly
Ills position in coDsecnc NJ ttse Things ls become
inioera1le Gat ne las Aaiy oeoGtd 4" anIndon hs
school and leave FI0motlrr sources learn iIat negro
10y who had been tried sr ne &C sc tcf, after being
eX0Ieated Of the charge, WIS ae'anea 81 the jail He
vas taken out OF .lc LHn e Size iecr fW u-htg ago.
and when found next q sns maueled corpse vas being
Jcyourgd by luZGdds On tnc is rS ont ci the town.
4 hoy who hls been t.ac.Ia; u CClID0ls complains
Of the same kind Of yauccs. ANg icing obliged To-
abandon old builiilg Yle-3 sEe h9d commenced her
school the frcelmcltO Irv,It TIC total lilLdoum"ntot
the schCCl-bnilr school aogsr o. thc.r Since this
has been completed tlu0us threats Lafe been made
TO blow il up, and the blacks have aad TO crrarzc regn-
lar picket guard TO saich nlgAt aud G-y against us
destruction Of the building.
Five nogro men have been shot for cause and an-
other shor ne about Columbus, and these out
RACES uro continually occurring. The Agent 81 tie Bureau
though brave yoCng man. is powergss QriHg no troopy
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01
from Our Special correspondeHi.
AfnAr. Jnlv Is. 1865.


The y!cory Of Konigytsz has permitted TO SEQ the
curious spectacle Of conquered and victorious monarch
both appealing 70 the spirit Of revolution. King William
of Prussia tells tho Bohemians that he hopes they
will now obtain tho popular rights for which they
once ysiny struggled AID Francis Joseph OF Austria
turns 70 Hungary with entroaty and promise. IL is
wengh inexplicabe that he abolishes the conscpton
relies volunteering 10 repair the places made
IN bis army by the Prussian needlegun. There ~ how
ever one explanation whereof Lombards have expert
mental proof In 1882 volunteered too % sayo the
empire But enlisted with squad Of Austrian Nagrrs
by sundry taps from officers swords prcks from soldiers
bayonets In the Italian Tyr0 this is The Austrian system
Of volunteering now and with The aid Of Jealous priest 10
bless the volunteer and give him light political qrrs
tons the system works very well there. Why not also IN
HuDgayl Nv ono believes tie system Of force WIl b.
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Rebel Brutality IN KssiueEy.
SICK MINISTER MoBBED DUGKED, AND ORDERED Ts
LEAVE TIE PLACE.

A SICK MINISTER MoBBED. DUGKBD, AND oRDERFD 10
LEAVE THE PLACE.
The Cincinnati Ga;cie Of The 27th contains tie tcl
low ing particulars OF shay srl Rebel outrage In KentOcE
Tho Kestucky Conference Of the Me.lodst Fpiseops
Church eeetng missionary To labor sieo1g me resony
state avoid every PROBABLE cause Of OF
Tense the whites. eoored preacher vss 9ossp2onea
and youbg VITO mggt be sh were passed by Iesps
son chosen Rev. IL G. Gadner, who haynS been
travelling preacher IL KENTUCKY io - years oig' reasons
be expected 20 understand the des OF me POSITION and 70
character tie inhabitants M Garaoet vent 10 H1s
gnaousv ye' carefully. lie ITeochod 20 Io.e9l sefnons
couaec hrseli to the strict ne o. Dc minseIsl oin
o. Friday q last week b. arrived N cecse,own' seS
County the Thoroughly Rebel places nc no 2isN
residence - Judge pg'al TIE Secession eardiess
thai hi. presence was very annoying TIE Rebels The Win
lister ,ho southern MelaOds Ch.rcn nan pho once oos
prcialy GA Sunday eyeang just st'eE sf arcI"
,d ooncudci sc-a1enia service ~ no coored eaere
tod the ccu Esglol that MS ehare bad loved hem very
much bot they bad LEFT that ogarzon 70: tie So,ioen
Church sey could ba'e 'le use OF TIER Hoa's worship"
c oe.t o,arrg men IRE seat force the ooorct
r. building sud pat lock o. The church Was hss
Up thar 80 worth Of books oeonens % ne
NJ. L. Cha-el being locked up In H. Tee ohu'Gh So..s
having teen sases we're obliged 70 vest tse s N ss.s
II, later. wittoat TIE knowledge OF lben s"0'
uslo itoyer 60 tie Southern Church 49,.
On M,nt,y ia .he Southern preacher ard his ferds
visited ts cagfcb aud nUca rsloceG 20 nna tnsm
tired express thor grahsaton. ard 10 mtnidee VIC"
victims.
turned banded back hoy written order 20 Do
liver Mr. Ga,dire directing Mr Gardner to leave 'oss
iunedisy. Ots be took no notice as be was lying ncs
with bis-s h.scA for which be had 1asn dcse OF na
eRry ,
house 0. iead In the outskirts knock Mas heard At he
door hos. opened IT, when he immediately seized
taken sod guarded by part OF body VI men WIN ses
went IN dco-s srrroandcd Mr. Gardiner snd With pistols
cooked and poa:ed al bin threatened his h They also or
dered HUI 70 ee the house refusing lin time 20 nbisn
dressing. Ihcy dragged him soue distance swearing a. h
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r,.r,., r.,,.a. and u.,,....,m i. C....e,ie..

WASHINGTON c., July 60, ls6a
With yolr permission | will attempt to record an
sccount 81 storm OF hail aud Wind which occurred in ths
place lac. Sslraay. heavy cloud gathered in the north
west abont p u and going southeast across tho
western side OF the town poured down torrents ofhs utterly
sestroyrx vegetation its rparring and wrerehns
bodies o. Trees In unroofLg buildings aud breaking gar
Windows no can describe tn conplee deiuso
OF corn oats aad grass. 1he ha driven with s1en uIcs
sirp the fIt and foliage from tie trees pounding am
cru hing stalks VITA hammers driving and DsInt
the moss 81 rails and old vols as though scIape
with hoes, u house u which reside. out Of 70 psneso
eass ia row Of windows 90 were broken It's sfesie''"
ience did not exceed breadth of half nile , -, -.
The hail iel for s5or, % minated, 20 ire ueph Oh lo
inches IA seyi8g from that Of gra'eoncs 20 pes
eg.S Carrie ard horses fed Ia FOR The woods itv
rSar add cssh OF the hail cannot be described seen ene
uhered in sunday morning. tbs 9th Instant VAL never pss
from he memory Of those who wltnesdi No song OF Os
was heard and the cane oat on the ehii az w
farmer saw around bin torn trees slrewn enoeS supe
foliage pies Of hail AID run-ntter aad oompee-D ~
Sumner labor On AIDE hui noag steep Rock was N,sA'e
against wall Of hG. % Yards long 10 vide ana w,
eet IN depsh. sabbath after bright Gays sun p''
loot deep were found. ...
Those who saw the storm from distance describe 's
heavy cloud black as ink. supported By white eollh
81 far A. heard ho-n no lives we're lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

ANOTHER CORE PoR THg CHoLgsA.-A eoeIer
popdont frou Hammonton " j. sends tho following whief
give Tor what il is worth: There is one cure siHpe %
always 1t hand which ought to be Published in all the plP
ecctual Ia choera-Dnkng bot water lot % can "
ba borno The inevitable effect 10 warm up TIE Whoes!'s"
and induce copous pepratIon aud these Wo Ieais are '
the instant cure Of the disease"