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GERAIAS EMIeRAuoN--Emigr ation
from Germany continnes very llrge,--
The reports from Bremen show that
from January up to August oath, 40,
5l5 eniigrouts have left that port alone,
in one hundred and nine ships ltis
computed that, IN spite of the lato war,
the emigration viii number this year
nearly 160,0 900 persois from Germany
Mono. N-
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GEN. PHELPS, Of Maryland,
GEN. JOHN w. HORN, Of Maryland,
Coz. WILLIAM p. MAULSBl,

our Nominee for Congress.
rn.C Come in Delegations, in Wagons,
on Horseback and on foot! Come with
Flags, and Banners, or without display
rs suits the fancy Come from your
Fields, your Workshops, and places OF
business Let every District pour
forth its crowd of ardent Patriots, by
every road !! Devote that duy 20 the
service Of your country which demands
your aid in this trying crisis ! Come
and get your zeal warmed up, for The
work that remains 10 be done before
the Election.
DssrAll friends Of the cause in The
neighboriug Counties and Cities arc
respectfully invited to attend,
J. FRANCIS SHRlVER,
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
.,aJ JOS. NJ. PAkKE,
oct II tim. Committee
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AT
PUBLIC SALE

THE Subscriber, as Agent and Attorney.
for Thos. s. Jacobs, has laid off a Tract OF
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Grand Ratification
MASS MEETING!
The Last Grand Rally for 1855,
OF TuB
National Lnion C0Rserpatlce Pdrty of
Carrot County,
AT vyEsTMINsTER, nd,
Saturday, October 2Oih, 1866.

ps~All who are prepared to ratify
the Platform of Principles adopted by
the Grand National Union Convention
of August 18th, at Philadelphia; all
who support the great Tribune of the
People, ANDREW JOHNSON, the Pfosi-
dent of the Unitod States, in his noble
stand in defence of the Constitution and
Liberties Of Tho People against the en-
croachmeuts OF an excessive war spirit
which even Peace could not arrestj sil
who believe that a generous forgiveness
of past errors, aud immediate reception
into the Union on equal terms, can
bind the South by The cords OF soyc
and friendship to our common country,
incomparably stronger than the chains
of dcspotic power now forged for them
bv the Northern Radicals, and an i'm
piacable Congress all who are prepared
to offer to the colored race, whilst they
remain amongst ms, just aud fair pro.
lection, but are stornly opposed 10 Ne.
gro Suffrage. Negro Equality, and to
all those Radical measures which seek
10 elevate the Blacks without regard to
the interests of the Whites, aud to mon
grclise this country and government
all in short. vso are ready TO rally IN
their might, for the GNIoS. tho Cos
srITUTIoN, aud the FLAG or THIRTY
Six STARS, are cordially invited TO at.
tend the Mass Meeting. at Westminster,
on SATURDAY, the goth of OCTOBER,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
1-Anong the distinguished Speak
crs who are secured 20 address the
Meeting we have the pleasure to an.
nouHGo
Gov LEWIS Il. PARSONS,
y -a of Alabama,
l Dir J. FERGUSON,
l.t... of Tennessee,
GM. PHELPS, Of Maryland,
GEx. JOHN w. HORN Of Maryland.
Cor. WILLIAM p. MAULSBl,
I.-..-.s4
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/ A DANGEROUS WEAPoN.--A man
has been arrested in New Orleaus char
god with murder. On his finger he
wore ring that bad q snap clay ip IL
which was fil1ed with deadly poison, IN
A scratch whit would cause death 10
three hours. g p..
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San Trahclse6 has 1888 yottfs, III
whom s,517 are hatiyc Americans, and
6,3O1 foreign born.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

compa Br) Geach, for Boston do Corlngs Bogart and
Richard Busteed, KnOwon unc; Bombay Miller, do; Eu-
reka Brl, Hale FOR Boston, repg; bark Pntmos Vaughan
for NYork do Proceeding down the river SLh ships Cathe
dral (Br Meloher Boston, Oneiza (BT) Spur, NYork.
Went to sea Aug 5, ship Akbar, Crocker. Boston.
CHAnLorrErows, PEI, Sept l5-Ar schr Margaret Ann,
Siteman, NYork
HALIFAX. Sent 2s, $3.50 AM-Arr steamship China Hook
ley, Boston (and sid at 8 AN FOR Liyerpool).
LIVERPOOL Sept 26-Arr steamship City oil Boston, Brooks
NYork. (Per ocean teegraph.)
ADV 10Th, Nova Scoan (s) for Quebec goth; Delaware
s) Tor Boston 23d Asia s for do 9,h; City OF Paris s),
for NNork 18th Hevea s) for do do; Persia (s for do
2sd City OF Cork 80 10 do Aeppo Isl for do 18th Car
roll Isl for Baltimore 26h, Pacific HaiTby, Tor New
Orleans 5th China, Skang for Portland 20th La Glore,
Beekwith and Orion, Hohrook. for Boston 20h; Isaac
Webb, Stowe for NYork l6thi Screamor Merrill for do
10Th; Albert Gaatn, Deano for do 2lst; Halcyon uub
bard fer do 25th Pontae Lowell for Philadepha 18th;
Hope Hancock, for do 25h John Patten, Hl for Sayan
nah star o. the West Perry for Mobile 24th Emma Rich
Tor New Orleans 2hi John Sidney. Hail. for do 25h.
MALAGA Sent l0ln port brgs Eaton tBr Curry, for
Nlork ldg Flying Scud, for do do.
MANILA July 20-in port ships Franklin, Bprsley; from
Blessingon for NYork Benz Bangs Sorcross for Liver
pool Sid 10TH ships Sooloo Hutchinson Boston, Sailor
Prince tBr) Sadler SYork 18TH White Swallow Knowles,
do; 2lst. Rangoon (Br) Thomas, do.
ST CEolx, Sept l0In port bark Pnndsesse Alexandra,
Verden, for NYork. ldg.
SALT CAY I'll. Sept loIn port brgs Emma for Phladel
phia Abbe G 1itcomb. Haley for Boston; sehr Magnolia
Chase Tor Hampton Roads days sid l2h bark Restless
Sheldon. Philadelphia.
ST JOHN, NIB, Sept 27-Arr bark Loch Lamar Clifford,
Stockton; brig Jennie Clark, Galveston.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
OFfkImG or THE Law COURTS.
After the summer vacntion-Henvy Cnlcn-
dars and Important Snits-The Madamcs
Jumei Will Case and Bishop Divorce suit.

AFTER summer NAcutf0u-htNNN Nnfcus
dars and Important Snits-The Madames
Jumel Will Case and Bishop Divorce suit.
After nearly four months recreation the trial terms or
the Supreme, Superior and Common Pleas Courts
mence In this city tomorrow. The resting spell for
lawyers, judges and legal gentlemen generally has
passed. and the time for jgres tedious argu nents and
bitter contests las arrived Although there trial
terms Of these courts auTng The summer months, yet
recreation has also IT. busy time Ger.
tam branch, large amount Il Chamber husi-
moss berg transacted There have been the
Santa Anna liteat.ons which are likely now to
before jury suits growing out Of the Board OF
Health and Excise laws, divorce cases which come up
motions for reference 20 be heard publicly except n
some rare instances Oily ~ title, wrts Of ha0eas cor
pus and certiorar, iniunctors, immense number OF
Judgment debtors and the thousand other preliminary
summary and lpplei2enia proceedings which the Judge
In Chambers j daily called lpon enact II is 10 the
preme Court Chambers that most q this species Of bus
is transacted and although this apartment should
be double the size Of other rooms, tic fact
is that il is only lalf the dimensions Much in
convenience exTer enced from this fact and only
consolation receives IN asking the why the
defect remcded tho reloinder 'Wait until tho
new Cour, House i hnished' But Providence only
knows when that much desired goal is bo reached
Millions have already been greu upOn the work as yet
according 70 present appearances years may eapse be-
fore the building completed. The cn,y course then
ef for those unoriunaes who business transact
10 the supreme Court Chambers, % sucr TIC ntoler
|sne amosphsre s which maee more Unhealthy sllll
siosk @ass ious enou sp n beat the entire city Han
sleS,tnmenr 81 tdges tor he different courts dur
rf the october Term are o. follows
supreme CQgTt-Cha Chambcrs--Judge Clerke rsu l.
Judge Sutherland Fart 2-J0dge ingratam rar g.
Judge DAVIS.
superior court--C hamters-rudgc Barbour Part l.
Judge Garyin Fart 2-fldge Robertson General
Term--Judses Mcneil McCunn and Jones.
Court OF Common pleAs-Chsmbers--Judgc Brady.
Part l--judge Sardozo Fart 2-Judee DAILY,
The General Term " The supreme Court win not meet
until November, that q ~ superior Court VII meet
tomorrow, ard the Common ileas On the 18TH o.
October
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Smalley.

The Unaed States us. Shook DC Baker.-This was an
application the part OF the defendants open de-
fault which Judgment had been entered against the
defendants few days since The Court after hearing
the arguments, denied tho motion.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30

.nlIcI.

Steamships CITY n london. Hansa. England CaIedcr
Futon Santiago IL Guba, Iunf shHey Lyeuiug star, Vic
tor Per.t san salvador Saraeossa Whiting Niagara
Hntterns -
Wand at sunset NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-09-30
S HIPPIN c NEW S.
RORT Of Nav YORx. ssPIEMPER .. Isss.

yoRR-rHIs DAT.
RisEs........... 5i MOON 10 i'
.............. b "A BlGH WATER. u
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with great interest
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG TIE MORMoSs.
Tie paper That eccentric American humorisi
whose adopted Of Aemus Ward has been rendered
miar in various 10 the English public last night made
very successful debut In this country az Egyptian Hail. Pic.
cady Reseying for another occasion critical examination
OF the merits Of the entertainer who now occupies that
portion of the building long enanted by the oquacious
Mrs Brown may briefly state that distinguished audi;
greeted the lecturer with hearty welcome and enjoyed
with the keet description Of bis remarkable progress
from California through the Mormon territory.
The originality Of humOf with which Mr. Ward enyens DIS
really interesting recital found the quickest apprecatOn and
those who would enjoy miTh hour In the society Of who
has much TO tell that and whose quaint jes fairly full
within the category be confidently recommended
early visit the amusing ATemus The style Of re lecture
is entirely London public and there be doubt
Of Mr. AItenus Ward maintaining firm footing 10 tho
metropolis
THF CHOLERA RETURNS IN LONDON.
The deaths registered Saturday nom cholera were %
diaiIlIes '.
GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.
The Wooonesoo and the Sir y Lawrence have sailed nom
sydney with ee5, 492 and ~. 800 respectively.
TEE PROSECUTION or GOV. EYRE.
The jamaica Committee having been advised that the facts
disclosed in fhe report of the Royal Commissioners afford
proper ground for indictment for murder he preferred
against Mr. Eyre and the other persons concerned In trial and
execution Of Mr. Gordon and that other mode Oyiudcsting
the law in reference 10 those facts Is open 70 them have M
succd Their solicitors TO proceed forthwith with an indictment
against MIR. Eyre
NEwLYMADE KNIGHTS
The Queen held Prvy Council Saturday, when Sir John
olt Sir = Canning Sin Baker Sir James Anderson and Sir
w. Thompson were knighted by Her Majesty.
TIE SNYDER GUN.
Tie Secretary Of State has proposed 70 give reward OF
G'5O1O the invention unless should fail when tetted by
being placed in the hands OF the troops ordeal 20 which II
has not yet been submitted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON Friday Nov 23-Eyeniug.
Tie money market is slightly Consos closed 90 for
Money The following the closing prices for American
securities United States yetSenies 20. Fries 5o Illinois
CeUiruls "a.
LoSDos, Nov 94-NOOn-The money market is steady
Contos opened Of 90 oT money The following the current
otstous for American Securities United States Five
ties, "a, Illinois Centrals 's; Eries 4s!.
THR LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LTvEHPooI Sog 23-Evening market for cotton is
rAGnged.
IryERpooL Not 2l-Noon1he tcoon market opens quite
soyS yesterdays advance and with prospects Of the day
sales amounting 10 fully 1000 bales. Middling Upand
Nld.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.
LIvEkrooI, Nov. 24-NoonThe market for breadufs is
firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LTyEsPooI, Nov 23-Eycnng-PIoyisions are unchanged
Lad IS tending downward
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PRUSSIA.
TIE RUDGET.

At the reassembling Of the Chambers, the Finance
Minister brought into the Chamber Of Deputies the budget Tor
1861 He stated that the power granted by The Cbamefs TO
contract loan had not been made 81 10000 hners
had been paid into Treasury The Of leo showed
total OF l6 s0 900 thalers including sum oil iVO hoca
derived from war contributions thereby exceeding the peu
mary estimates by 72lOOOO thAlers OF this 10000
tbner would be devoted increasing The saaros Of ohces
and school teachers increasing the pay VI the military
forces
ELECTORAL LAW.
i for the extension OF the law Of election 20 Tie annexed
countries Al also brought forward.
THE PRUssO-RUssIAS ALLIANCE.
Al rumors respecting Prusso Russian alliance are un
fnunded.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
DUBLIN.

ALARMING EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND-cAsE OF THB
REV. MR.. McMAHoS-sTBPHgSs- M'0EE--
GOVERNMENT ESPIONAGE.
From Our sTecIL Correspondent
DUBLIN, Nov 10. 1870.
Politisal excitement has nun to an alarming hight in
Ireland at tho present moment
Every town and village has It's full quota Of military
horse and fooand gunboats scattered al over the
Irish coast.
The precautionary measures that have been and are be-
ing taken by the English Government plainly bespeaE the
apprehension Of ulflmen Of Mr.. Stephens promise.
Great indignation is felt at the sentence Of death passed
on the Rev. Mr.. McMahon at the Canadian Commission
and nobody here seems to think that the punishment will
be carried out.
James Stephens last speech, a report Of which has
been copied into several Of the Ish journals from their
American exchanges has caused reak the truth quite
poAucE Isyeg 10 tejs county sgd lEypsG ~ 0oieII
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GREAT BRITAIN.
rpp rrvriy Observation-Disclosures OF ARMS
-RKfoRrLD MILITIA REINFORCEMENT FOR
IREtANp.
LONDON Friday Nov. g. 1866.
Ananber Of persons accused of Fenianism have
been arrested at Limerick and large quantities of
pixies aud other arms seized by the authorities
LONDON, Nov. ai-Noon.
The Feuan gilatiOn in Ireland still continues.
Many arrests Of persons and seizures of arms have
already been made.
An American named MeGillverDay, who was sus-
pected Of being agent Of the Fenans, was arrested
at Dublin today, and imprisoned.
Many Others, whom the authorities have spotted,
Will be Immediately arrested.
IoNpov Nov o. 1906
There are vague reports that the Government IN
tends to send 20 militia regiments to ireland.
TIE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
LovDoN, Nov 2' 1860.
The Spadoy Gazette this morning says the Royal
Commission - the Neutrality Laws will soon COM
mence is sessions. Lord CranvOrih viii be Presi-
dent of tho Commission, and among its members will
be Lord Houghton, Sir Rounded Palmer Sir Il. Phil
hmore, DR.. TwirT, and W. II. Gregory.
THB MExicAt QUESTION THE LONDON TIMES on
HAXTNILIANs ALLEGATION
LONDON, Saturday. Nov. a. ls66.
An editorial writer in The London Times of this
morning besyes that the Emperor Macmillan has
actually Indicated The Times looks for the inter
venton Of the United States Government as She next
Iep, as matter OF course, but hopes that good re-
Jalts VIII follow.
IRR ARMY TRANSPORT FLEET
II reported that 20 transports viii sail from Brest
70 bring home The French troops Immediately after
the arrival of the next mail from Mexico.
TBB MEXICAN EMPIRE TIE LEADING TOPIC OF THE
EUROPEAN PRESS.
LONDON, Nov. .. 1906
The condition of the Mexican Empire is the leading
topic in England and on the continent
THE HgALTH OF THR EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.
Trieste papers say that the state of the Empress
ChsrlOttes health is unchanged.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
OUTBRRAK OF YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD A BRITISH

OLJbhhAh VI 1ELAoW FEVER ON bDAkD y bhiAA'N
STEAMER.
The AtratO, from the West Indies, had arrived az
Southampton November ~ There had been very serious
outbreak Of yellow fever board during the Journey In Oh -
cases of which "a had resulted fatally The had been
entirely confined the BY order Of the Lords Of The
friyy Council the AtrptO IS 10 proceed with her pass
sngeIs ard tic Moiberbank 10 perform her prescribed
period Of quarantine neither passengers nor being per
Ihiited % communicate With the shore
TIE UyITED STATS AID TRAzER, TRENHOLM 20.
ne Ltrepoof Dion says We authorized thst
ne various lawsuits long pending n England and America
between The Government Of the United Nales and Frazer,
Trenholm & Co, have al been amcably settled
APPEARANCE on MEiEOM'
Tie London telegraph OF the l inst says; Inc remarkable
ccoInvfs Of tic atmosphere very carly is morning. was sc
lsy favorable for astronomical oefralont ana me great pc
1odca appearance Of meteors or shooting ss Neh was m
between tie Of o'clock ana sunrise WHs Wat
lessd tie metropolis under very favorable CONDITIONS "fct
numbo Of people abroad IN the streets looking io Dc
I1enononoa aud az points, notably o le bridges 'H
in Ieiagarfquae crowds Of persons esscmHed aH a" N
star gazing. The heavens were doopy buc ana ie STARS
very bright Almost directly amer dock m the Say va"
tIst Gccasonaly, tcn frequently asa suo constantly ha 90
With The Trains ~ fio cotfess which sot acioss tie
40 e.. ~,s s---<.y s'sV-4'e s.S! ~s-.i wy ~
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WIRTEMRERG.

MEETING or THE GREAT GERMAN PARTY.
At a meeting Of politicians belonging 10 the Great
party held at stuttgart resolution was introduced
advocating the Of union between the South German
States based upon close international aud military
ton The resolution also proposed The adoption OF The principle
Of general liability 70 military service limiting at the sane
time the term service the shortest possible period in
order 10 carry this resolution the meeting elected commit
tee, who will sit al Heidelberg.
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HUNGARY.



THE DIET AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
The Deak party have adopted an address to the
Emperor of Austria asking for the restoration Of the
laws of 1s4s and promising that The Diet will CON
kider the wishes Of the Emperor expressed in his
recent rescrpt
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SPAIN.

A AIvoIUTIoN IEKINEXT-LxPECTED ABDICATIoN OF
THE QUEEN.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. %, lstG.
A popular outbreak against the Government Of
spain is liable to occur at any moment.
There are vague rumors that the Qneen viii abdi'
cate 10 avert the threatened storm.
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CHINA.
Il1iNAs
AMTRICANA KILLED BY PILATES.

AMERICANS KILLED By PIRATES.
The American schooner Lobra has been boarded by
Chinese pirates The Captain and killed and
several wounded.
SUBMARINE CABLE.
An American COMPANY including some large China mer
chants have obtained Emper0rs permission 90 lay sub
marine cable from the North Hong Kong TO connect tie
intermediate cities.
A TYPHOON
fearful typbOon has been experienced between japan snd
Shanghai.
COOLIES
Tie Cooie trade is Gourishng.
CORA.
The French Admiral is awaiting his squadron to proceed to
the COTea.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS OCT.

QUEENSTOWN Nov 24-Noon.-The CuDard steam.
slp Aps,raasian which left New York Nov a. touched At this
pert this forenoon After landing mails and she pro
eseded 10 Liverpool.
LIyEmooL Nov 95-Tbe steamship Louisiana, Capt llar-
r.nrtor which left New York on the 10Th instant has mr ed
Out
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JAPAN.
PURCHASE OF STEAMERS.

PURCHASE OF STEAMERS.
The japanese had purchased several steamers, M
ending the DunbartOn and KestTe.
THR DEATH or THE TYCOON.
The reported death Of the Tycoon confirmed The war is
supposed 10 be terminated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
FRANCE.
REORGANIZATION OF TEE rRExcH ARMY.

RRoRGANIzATIoN OF THR FRESoH ARMY.
PANS Nov. % lsG6.
It's rumored that the Imperial Commission, sp-
pointed TO consider the reorganization Of the French
Army will report in favor Of adopting the Prussian
military system.
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FRANCE.
PRINCE NAPOLEON

PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The Emperor has visited Prince Napoleon, who re-
turned Paris take part In the ahors Of
Military Organization Commission presided over by the
Emperor.
THR IRoN-CLAD SQUADRON.
Tho French Toncad squadron has received orders 20 DC IN
sailing the "sb u Is stated that The squadron
will bring back the French troops from Rome.
REORGANIZATION OF TIE ARMY.
Tie Commission for the reorganization Of the army holds lie
third SIT ting Monday and 10 thought that definite
project will he adopted be presented 70 the Chambers
is probable that though Nc basis Of organization may
he agreed upon other commissions numerously eomTo'd
than the present and exclusively military viii be charged III
proposing another project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
INDIA.
COMMERCIAL.

BOMBAY, Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet, prices dropping
shipments for the week 200 bales Exchange London
CALCUTTA, Nov i-EIehunge on London p 3D. Freighi'
England 50,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
IE EEw FOREIGN MINISTER.
PRUSSIA.

TIlB GOVERNMENT CESsURED BY THE CHAMBERS.
BIRIN Friday NOV, p ls'6
The Legislative Chambers have agreed in censur
ing the Government for the sale Of the Cologne Rail
road without their sanction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
BY STEAMSHIP.

Tie steamer Germania from Southampton on the
i4,h inst arrived at this port yesterday The news has been
IN great part ANTICIPATED by Gable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
ITALY.
vEeorIATIOEs WIN THB rorE,

NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE roPE.
FLoREyCE saturday Nov. "A lsC6
Tie Government Of Italy will renew negotiations
with the Pope ct once.
THE REW FOREIGN MINISTER.
FLORTNCs, Friday NOV % lSd6
It's reported Guthortatively that Siglor RatsHi
viii succeed Baron Rcasoli in the Foreign Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26

Intelligence received from Rome that has been d
cded at coHstoy that II the Pope b. obliged 10 ga
Rome be win seek an ssyum 10 Malta The ecclesiastical
authorities Of Malta have received semi official notIeaioH
this decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
u I''7 mr. ropr no srry AZ lsyI.ru Iy NALTA.

dispatch from Rome SAYS Mfr. Gladstone les written
letter 10 the official Journal denying The account OF his inter
view with the Pope published by the Cornt Hahano and oihe
Journals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
ITALY.
AZ AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR.
Mr.. GLADSTONE.

Az AUSTRIAN EMBASsADOR.
The HaIis announces that Baron BRICK will arrive
in Foeuce Immediately the quality Of Ausn Minister TO
IsaFv
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO nov. %.
HIr,Lfe,.rB 70 qHp TRIBUNE.

1T T,I'e,srH TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
JBB TINAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF AEAs
-RkgORTLD MILITIA RE-ENFORCEMENTs FOR
rprrtNU
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bee ElsslR rsss,