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Since the above Was written, 4 despatch was
received from New iotk By James Boyd s Bros.
dated $50, quoting gold At 1909. The sender says
The advance Is owing en- irtly 10 The "llr9e
now as the market may go twenty per cent ehher
way At any moment"
Here the gold market was excited aud higher
opening At ISL and clo.inv ut 15a There was so
much activity In gold that it was deemed advisable
that ''cal,' for gold take place at the Stock E1-
change In shs afternoon. bat 1t was postponed NIL
Monday morning 1t 10 o'clock. Silver was dull
snt nominal 1t LIS.
Government Bonds were unchanged. The bro
kers paid 1os tor large and lux for suall Seven
Thirty bonds. Compound Interest noles were
steady. We quote:
, 1866-06-18

ACaCsrA, Ga .Jute t6-Tha Anniversary or the
battle OF seces:ioAv,lle was set apa1l to-day In
Charleston 10 shcw respect TO .he memory Of tha
Confederate dead. Ladies' decorated tho Frzyes or
The excsc1kss opened with p1syrs by Rev. John
Hachman. Ddes xete Euns. addre.aes delivered,
nd balls ao!sed during the attefQooa, md hasiness
va generally suspended.
, 1866-06-18
SOUTHERN NEWS,
Fou1 Men Shot and Ktiled-A MAN and
His Son Murdered In BoN.

His Son Murdered In BeNs
AEhfHts Jnne 1a-W lille posse Of police xers
bringing into the city two men, nauael3 ). 4 Boy
man named Payne. On Tuefday night, who we're
informed on By Enbauk, IN accomplicc, who poiat-
ed them out near the city. they ~ets Ibis morning
all three, killing Enbank and mo1taliy woundlng
Boyett. Our posse ordered him to desist. Refus-
ing, hey fired. killing Henderson SAINT. who
Killed Henderson, Was the uncle OF the latter.
A telegram rom Little Rock. Ark. hast evening
states that III. Webb, wealthy citizen oEthat city,
and his son, were murdered In ned by unknown
pefs0De.
A 1rr this morning destroyed the banking and
bu.lness hnuics Of Lusk & Leyick. oo The corner
Of Broad and College sreetet ami several adjoining
buildings. It was the work Of an tncenuiary. Logs
$15, ,0QC-buf little insuEance.
A terrible ftorm swept over Pensacola, dong
damage to shipping aud Fort P.ckens.
, 1866-06-18

ST. LOUIE, June 16-The steamer ". ). Lewis.
from Fort bepton, passed St. Joseph yesterday
on her way down. S1e reports the 1ndfans qulet.
The Fort Suily Commissioners to treat With the
Indians had reached that point. and werer making
rome prosrees toward SUCCESS IN their mission. A
large number OF Indians we're IN attendance.
The LeMis brought down $s0O. GOO Ia gold dust,
She passed the North Ieatern Fur EoupauJ's
steamer Miner Ko3oe up, a. MILK River, Ill right.
, 1866-06-18

RocHEaTrn, June ia lafge portion Of the
village OF CarnysYillc, Genesee County, vas des~
lroycd by IRE list night The hardware store Of Z.
Il. Chamberlain and several other establishments
were destroyed, with contents: The Olcott House
and txo lire n hn'dinSs ad1olnineI + were M srysa
left Loss heaTy, probably over $4,000
, 1866-06-18

buffalo. Jcne 1B.-Geu. Mesde, By invitation.
v7eited the rooms OF The Board OF Etade To-day and
made fcR'xenatD in response to 4 compliment
taly INTRODUCTION BY the President OF The Board.
Last night be naB EeEetAdea std to-nixht hfsholds
leyee 1t tbs house Of NJ. Dom. &c ieaYes for
tetutua 10 Phf1adelphl4.
, 1866-06-18

EFFORT LAnAnE, D. r, June 16-Tho Eleventh
ville lett here To-day for Leayenworlh, for muster
out
The council with the Sioux. 0heyennes, and Ata.
pahoes, will be held tomorrow. There 10 every
Indication OF permanent peaca. Regular troops
arrived to-day, TO gatz1son The posts on the new
MhrfhnA toufa
, 1866-06-18
A MT EAntt-Quafnntine War on Staten
l0tAnd%

fFFom The New York World, 18Th inst,1
7e people or Staten Island arc thoroughly
aFmed and incensed In view Of the proposed
eablfshment Of quarantine station at
Enine'a Point, and, as is well known, have
akcn active steps to prevent the accomplish
nent Of that object. Already the principal
properly holders hare secured IN Injunction
against the Health Commissioners, restrain
ting them from completing their design, and
in order to efectuany organize to carry on
the wur meeting Of all Interested Was called
ut the Richmond County Court House last
evening. There Was, unlucHly, some misuu-
dcrstandinE as to the time Of the meeting, 80
that there was not 20 large IN attendance as
was ascxpected. Large posters were, however,
distributed throughout the island early IN the
dsy. and the property and residents In
cry vehicle that could be spared was brought
1hto regulation, to bring In recruits, and the
vicinity OF the courEhonse presented As lively
spectacle as Is usuatly witnessed on court
days The animus OF all who came may be
perceived by the following placard, which
was carried In one Of the wagons:
"The voice of 81, ,000 people,
No Cholera Aospital on Staten Island!
Peaceably, If we cam;
Focibly, II We must"
The conversation previous to the meeting
was earnest and animated. In was plainly
10 be seen TINT no ordinary occasion had as
sembled the people. The solid men Of the
island were present In full force. The burden
of the talk was substantially this: I'VE
have succeeded in banishing the odious quar-
aEtiue ones from the island. 0ur county
hns been taxed over $1O0, 600 to defray the
expense, and We would think 1t cheap Ii We
were only sure that the Quarantine could
never be replaced"
, 1866-06-18

Butler County ABread and Hufters'
Cnnvenllon-Lev. Campbell About
His n1aAlcr,a Work.
tC,n.s., rn-.,4,t Il, tta FTh{ea ,o Ty1hnua

Cnnvenllon-Lew. Campbell About
His H1aAlcr,A Work.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttbune,1
HAMILTON, O., June 18.
A week ago the Union Convention Of Butler
County, called to choose delegates to the State
Convention, adjourned rslber abruptly 10 avoid
dissensiun and division on resolutions. A CON-
mttee bad reported resolutions Of mild character,
designed 10 hsrnonze iii shades Of the Union par
II. Col. q. L. Campbell. the newly appointed Min
ster to Mexico, wshtng to manifeet at the earliest
opportunity bis ohll9ae5s 10 h,s ontea sea
denourcInz negro suffrage. Being defeated IN
committing the Union party Of Bnter county to
Of his Der onal tuppoze1a, called specaa eonten;
lion to-oay, dttreRardful OF the County CsnEai
Commf,1ee. The tac,ious cont,aye wera allowed
to have e5cryth1pg their o@n way and they went
through the form o. Cenvention. sdopnne n re-
erte{ reeo1uston Of Last Saturday. afsE re-
Done ne sstsn ,n.s "asn}nisd sn1
cnmrniltee q also appointed to make arrange.
mcnls ioe the puh,calon Of newspaper
, 1866-06-18
FROM EVANSVILLE,

Murder Trial Disagreement OF the
Jury.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
JASEsv11Ls, Wis, Jnne Is.
In the case Of the State W. Captain Perry for the
shooting and killing OF Jack Shay, At Elkhorn,
about year ago, which has been On trial in the
Circuit Court here for the Last three days the Jury
afer being out all nignt. failed to agree, and Wis
this morning discharged.
, 1866-06-18

SAN FRAxc1sco, June i6.-Nerly all the Rus.lsn
telegraph feet have Cune north, and reports from
the officers in the feld arc highly encouraging.
Reports from San joaquin county and other parts
OF the State indicate heavy crops Of grau, the late
fsus haylEC zone no damage.
, 1866-06-18

RICHMOND, juno 16.-Dr. Maddox. tried in The
Has11nRs Court for shooting 1t ". q. Vernon. on
Broad s,Ecet 4 few weeks aRo. to-day. MAs nned
800 md committed to jail for slk months: Tue
Hannah oSden ahcotinE Case TR1 continued uulA
next L5M.
, 1866-06-18


aDEvER, Col, June 1a-Emlgratlon ia unp.e-
ctdented sinee 1861. Large trains, mostly farmers
and lsnorers, arrive daily. Tha crops promise an
e1traord,nary yield. Mining operations are uuusu-
allY Ac1t ye md encQptnpiuE.
, 1866-06-18


to the dissemination at the expense Of the
Government Of the information 1t will obtain
from others. I doubt the success OF the
measure In the Senate. In view Of its limited
utility.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON. June Is.
DISBURSEMENT,
The disbursements Of the treasury during the
week, On account Of the War, Navy and Interior
departments Amounted in the aggregate to less
tnan million OF uollate, Of which the Navy re-
cc,yed tarly ihree-1our,ho. The War Department
drafts amounted 10 t1ihe over ntly-one thousand
dollart.
roR1os AID TO raEEp1ks.
The Birmingham [Enelsnd) Association has
made another contribution Of fye hnndred dollars
in aid OF The destitute freedmen in The south
This seeoelaon, since The close ol the war has do
mated In money md in goods Upward OF two hun
dred thousand dollars to The freedmen.
APPLICATIONS ron cLEnKsu1Ps.
Two hundred applications for clerkshlps We Q
received Al the Treasury thls Netk ntpe-teulhs of
which came from parsons who lad served II the
army. Nine appointments were made, OF which
The civilians got seven and The soldiers two.
NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY.
Upwards Of ono and quarter millions In Ma
uonal Bank currency were issued this week, max
lne The total now in ejaculation aGout two hundred
and eiehty and quarter millions. The number Of
bEnk4 low in existence is nixteen hundred and
city three. win m sgEteeste capital OF nearly
{4l6, ,GG0, COO.
m TIE TREASURY.
Tho Treaturst's weekly statement ehovs the
amount Of funds IN The Treasury vaults proper 10
be seve1ty.eR and quarter millions. This elbows
large dec1caEe as compared With last weeks ex.
hiolt. The reserve fund temporary loan, which Is
, 1866-06-18

COd1MERCIAL,

sAsuunAx EVENING, June t6. 1866.
TIE following table shcws the receipts ana ship
menta OF Fro.uce during the paar twenty -ionr
hours:
, 1866-06-18
Qbifa9o Uribunc.
A1LY, TRI.wEEELY AND WEEKLY,

hcT7cH To 701stAAnh ~ ''4~4 'A' ~ ~1@-~
your p'pe's esansee' 70 pssscn. ae'y' DC .o1e eao
areeae via: eoluoa you 'a&e-~sfoS' N" "ecso'
DAILY A1'o' FAVE your p'e1e"t sn' 'utae A0'ss'''
80.
MosDAI, JUNE Ao' iooo.
...- -, ,-C--.--
~. ~ " "
4ne ele"a enS ~ E'n 49, o .ue iu'-
poI.ans ne]s ~. o,...a ~. a ,.. ~,'ess ~
.las an .a"s DssA N D..,.s '.4 "tA ~ ~
up - S W." 4opNs 'ol
....,e va, VIZ .u,"s ~ , ro..a .' :, es s"n -
aoy -, es.c... - fs ~ w wv ~
~ III. .' ~ Ao, uo'e - .e,o 1.n"1se -"
im ~ ,u.u 49, ens - eseu sinee IoiS1'
Casa,.aa m paaea..s s w r. a :. 4,M.,. ~ pu' uo"n w.
n.4" a -. So ~ A...,., 80 - u ~ .... ~ uo,
1,e.s n.,s saH. .as uoe''s o,sA.u y. nasum ,A ana
-' s41s4,A s.se soap's VI uN' utn.4'n'
uusass. sa, I'm "ase o!o"n W ~ Sest
~ soAr ..'E aA a..oa. s@ .1e nay
~. " .aus,I.,s@ u1s ~. 'e. Napo,eous @
~ -r,n,or -, psnas,.,s " aas,ss 10y .. - a.o1 ~ ,m ane -
rp1. ~ "s"s :" an.sA aau "
S, .'s 'snn =. nussl1 appe'1te ios .ot"ey, or
a..,es =. ~. c...e.,n ueeae'ou v. tue
80 r. ~ - .Ae 1sa's1s noislem sonsose.SS'
49,. son =. ~ M4s.x .us''os W looE aato
tndaed notbfnr lee. ,lnn .,.nsrs, r Ens,a".n ~a'
var could induce ANYBODY to ,nvesticstcs
The union of the German duchies Of sch,es-
viz. Hols,eIu with Dcnm,rk. toor n,.cs g.,
thc sixteenth century. yrbcn tne thnn n,Ia
Of scl1cswte aud HolsteIn tecame Kim or
Denmark. Tie union was always a eTirv.
ancc to the people of the two dnch1es ana
when revolutions came in fashion in 1s4s.
they rcbclled aud called on their Gcrmsa
brethren for assistance, Prus6la sent an
army 10 aid them, bnt the revolution
IN Germany compelled Its Withdrawal,
md the Danes overthrew the
c.h,..ut,, u.t.4o,,.-e ~ ~. haiti. or
1sUs. y ,ern .,. ~
pal nowers Of Europe was held in London on
the succession to the duclies upon Tue ex-
pected death OF The King O, Denmark with.
out Issue. The convention fixed upon Prince
Christian Of Sondcrburg- -Glucksburg, tof
schleswtg Holsteiu,) RS the heir to the whole
Danish mouancby, including the duchics.
Tie King died III November,
1865, md Prince Christian succeeded to
the crown OF Denmark. But, BY the
laws Of the duchfes, Prince Frederic Of Au-
gus,enburc was entitled to succeed tina late
Kinr n Duke Of Schlesvie and Holstein. As
the Loudon treaty of 1852 had received the
sanction Of neither the duchics nor the Ger
, 1866-06-18
The Second N1tfona1 Bank Of this city quotes
Government Sec+Htties ID 1ollcws..

The former members ct the Stock Ezahauea to-
gether with an,pperators In stocks. are invited to
meet nj ths Stock ExcheaRe rooms, 81 Dearborn
street. on Monday. promptly a. 10 o'clock T. H..
Local Stocks aIe very nro1. The brokers ar1 CT
fer7ng ~ for Chicago City sevens, bur thetc are
none On The market We quote:
... Buying. Selling
Cook County Ts-...........9T- @9ah TX aa9aSs-
chamber Of Commerce ,.... 86X
-1he following tnhle shcws the earnings OF the
Chicago& Northwestern Railroad for the weak
, 1866-06-18

Within the lsst few yesrs lhe r1st regions Of our
country bordering on the Fsetc, have appeared BE-
forr .he world u rivals Of Eu1eps in the produc-
mon Of wine. Evrry Jcar sees this branch OF
American Industry growing more and more prom
incnt. &nd it will be Interesting to glance
for moment at the manner OF culti-
Walton Of the vineyards OF this section The grape
generally used for wine making wee introduced
here by the priests Of the cathol1c Niff,ons, Who
quickly discovered tic pecullar dtn.ss OF The
countI5 foF wine growing, aud being fond Of good
cheer, ut once e: about making their own bere1s-
Ee4. The grape used MES known In Europe a. the
blue Andalussn, and in CAlosn1 ss The. .Misso uri,
and now a The Native grape. One Of this pecul,-
s.tes Of this climate, is the dry season prevailing
At the time Of maturing and picking the cr1pes,
The result Of which Il that the grapes Hpen with
perfect uniformity, 60 that single grape may be
taken a. specimen Of the whole bunch, No sfsns
Of rot are ever discovered and tbs eatlier rtpenny
clus'crr Will be found hanging On the v,nc cured
perfectly 10 saitlnt.
Ihts favorable eea.on develops m abundance
Of grape sugzr, which, in fermentation, produces
alcohol making tha t,alilotnla x1n4a -aauAi Ia
s1eTrth to the ECtorean. Without requiring, As do
noel Of European and the wines OF the Atlauuc
stnte+, additions OF cAne rucar, or spirit distilled
hona grain. The making Of w,ncs ~ business
wav co1nnnsnred tn ssst, tue product Of that year
! eng about 600 galout, which In 1865 exceeded
5tDO COO ci gallons. The trst house ee.asished
on Ibis ride for the rale Of California w1ncs wns
that OF Perkins, stern Co., IN 1sc0, and who a.e
KNOWN wherever thcse wines zre known in tho Al.
lantlc statce. and who arc still, We believe. the
OIL, houte dealing exclusively IN California ~ines
The kinds now In general ute are IN. Hook.
Claret, Poz1 Apg 4itca Auseatel and Grape brandy.
To establish the fact Of their purity and general
| e1ceiIeLcr. We present the following ev1dence
D1. J. E. Bxrucf. Surgeon General U. S. A, r.
porting the anay-ls oi these wines, says. All are
pure wines" Dr.. n. Young. President OF the
Washington Medical College, says OF the Port;
tin some forms OF disease, uar1Ie1lsr!y In some
:tafes Of di1srnGl and dysentery, IL has equal.
| taTc never known It 10 b.cone aela in the siou-
| acn, Or pr0duc. n1u.e-rlre used It with children
in adsanerd ttsges Of cho!era 1nfaatum xth deca-
| ded rood eifecL''
William Cullen Bryant, the poet edltos, ssys, In
note to the aclnt Of PERKINS,, Stern i Co.:
"Ionce received from the Portuguese Minister
dlnct from Opurio. 4 boz Of Port Of very nne
quality, anu your ca!iotnl1 Port Is nearer 10 II In
,tayor ,han anything hive met With ttnce."
Mts. Alfred Capp, Preaident LADIES' Soldiers
Aid, Of ST Louis, says:
AThe tuttc. in onf hospitaie cali rof your wines
In Bll cnt1cal cases, nB superior 10 a}l others."
T1ese w1n.f are already extensively initiated
and people should buy Of reliable parties only, Il
project themselves from being imposed upon by II
| Inferior OF r1pnYe article.
, 1866-06-18

AoAA Nobl9 weAU+
Receipts. Shipments.
fsiRsiss z$sS iS;:ss
The receipts Of lu11he< carSoes to-day were light
Inadequate the demand, which Is quito sctl4e
The market IL r. Anu R4fes aTe quickly made iul
p,,ees- The .ecelpts Of Shingles liberal
day thsn for aoue days past, snd under = good d.
uaud the market vss cleared out 1t the recent ad-
VINCE 1he market closes very nim- Cargo sales
to-day wele'
Cargo kchr Ruby, ftcm AIu,kegon. 7om Y Gtrps bsl.
ates mixed. At I'll o 3om lsAh. at ]s: ear Achy from
Ms1ttow1c, Is IN sawed a shirsles, n &5.13: III N
shased A thln2hs, At u: 1a.-lT N ceias II $a.5:
casEn 1chr Experiment.. rom A'ao![ouoc. 181 N A
sawed thnRles. at S3.sa. LII m shared sat3glex At
&3, 1io n cec4f shingles. nt - s: cAfgo Aehr 3y4-
low, from MAnltowoc, so N A sawed shingles ak
$50. m shayed shingles. At Ss.7s, CEDAR sh,u-
giles. 1t $40; cargo schrE E venzer, from Kewaunee,
20 Ah1vt Ahiuxes. No. and stxzs N Lied. At ;3
M ;osod pG'3s n, = lsS ,;s. sasio e Isas W@ sm rom
sly: eMso sshf Tllton nom oconse. e a.rt7o. 40
q ss y I.ss as s4co; e@1so scsr oaeea of H.
Wess. nom Ne1 ominee, 1sS u lumber, u Is % Is n
ri sgses3: i sse !:ss s!@: ss.ss .
z r. s sas
il =, % antIe, 10 p Mil lumber, Ii ssoo; easFo
,sss ss ,e,nt,aa Ri :on nom H1a &C. 10
In tae "a, d tsade i zooi 1na Tho market Is rm,
LrAhKas-,E1rst Gsaz. Liz. TX and 2saeh,
geseed Sles;: j; IL. IL nc a,nsh-..* st&assee
Fisss ssn seeeud Clesf Flooring: 70 - ''>'' ''D'
csSS;;S Al; rs F'ss;,i:. ;esss
Ahtche. md dresiec COMMON Floor
Astshsd and drestsd snsh common ''ss*'4VD'
Fs.: saa stsopd es:f saias together %
TsRoabos & tsasea Sossas. ieiss iei md
s,ccf ossids. j: Inches. aaossa
STOCK paaEd. I: loehes.:.:......... 2ar1aaoo
, 1866-06-18

Total. .852.t77 s. 4te.i33s0 87,171 % s,790 u7
The c,fy q Htrts, which was te!egrsphed to-
day reports The suspension Of the banking house
OF Agra & Mzsterman. Their liabilities wera
heavy and vide spread. The directors do not
coubt that all will lie paid In full, and only an IN
considerable amount Of paid up capital Will be lost.
1he even' caused couttderable commercial deprrS.
sion, although IL was not unexpected.
The crisis on thn Continent continues, and war Il
" ,fnh2
, 1866-06-18
CHICAGO LUmBER MARKET.

SATURDAY Ev1HIs0. June IL. 1855
Tie receipts and shtpmen.a uus1ux the p1ss twenty
, 1866-06-18

proof Of the utter want OF foundation TO the
accutatiou directed against him. He will,
IN due time, bring the evidence Of his entire
innocence befsre tie public.
THE PROPOSED BUREAU OF EDUCATION.
No enlightened citizen will dispute the prop
foundation Of Republic, and that 1t Is one
Of the highest dutlea Of q Republican Gov
crument 10 provide ior the Intellectual and
moral training of the people. But with the
peculiar organization OF our polity, It Is at
least M open question:, whether 1t devolves
upon The general Government or upon the Gov
eruments Of the several States to fulfil this
duty. It Is true that comPulsion Of general
education, exercised by the general Govern
mcnt over the former sla-e-h0ldinE States,
would produce the most salutary effects
But direct Federal interference in the matter of
popular education In most of the loyal States
would no doubt be superh1ous. The recog.
nt!ion OF this fact has resulted In producing
the bill from the Select Committee on Ednca.
tion, just passed by the House. The original
bill referred to the committee Was Of much
wider scope. The bill passed simply provides
that it shall be the province of the Depart
9ent Of Education. to bc established under
1t, ITO collect such statistics and facts as
ahal show the condition and progress of
education In the several States and Terrific.
ries, and Of di6using such information respect
Ing the organization and management of
schools and school systems, and methods
Of teaching as shall aid the people Of The
United States In the establishment md main
tenauce of efficient school systems and other
wise promote the canse Of education through
out the country" As the clerical force al
lowed to the Bureau, under the bill, Is very
small, 1t will not be able to collect by It's own
agency t,s statistical information referred
to, but will lave to rely On the several State
Bureaus OF Education as sources Of supply.
lis real usefulness will, therefore, be confined
to the dissemination at the expense Of the
Government Of the information 1t will obtain
from others. doubt the success OF the
measure Ia the Senate. In view Of its limited
ntfIIty
, 1866-06-18
Immts ntto4-~ecret Convention OF
RAalFo0o knglnetf+-8FlGt.1 WeseEk-
er~-Crl. Roberts gone to Washington.

HNV6SVNkA 6WEsAaee1T s-@
er-Crl. Roberts gone TO WasnlngtoA.
New YORK, June 1G.-The appearances ofcholcEa
hss not npD1eciabfy Affected immigration Over
1900 as1iv. here ls4f month.
The Ntr,cM rays The conrention oi Rltlroad En-
gfEeera has been In secret session a. Rochester lot
Two dayr. Their supposed intentions oeipe TO
mature plan ior the prevention oTlabor strikes On
roads.
A lam:1ca letter says that six English artillery.
mt desel- ed f1ot1 Pun Royal Hl,h lnelr atus and
full supply of ammunition II IN open boar. and
although pursued aY :hc British gunnost TO sea,
thcy hsd DOT yet necn hosrd from.
NV YonK, June I6.-col- Roberts has Eon. to
Washington on business connected with tho
FenlanR.
The name Of the 1an who died OF cholera IN
Wayeriy Place Today was Rulns Durkee, OF Graf
ton. Rem elaef County.
, 1866-06-18

Death Of MRS, Sumner.
BOSTON, June 1G-The mother OF Senator Sum-
nes died at her residence In this city yesterday At
the Aee Of eighty one years,
, 1866-06-18

Tho Produce Trade II New York zs8
The following tan1cs shnw the fscep1s Of leadloE
articles or produce At New ToIk for Tho pa7t week
xith ktattntjfa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

German ncey families whose existence he would be forced
10 defend should IL be threatened.
Lord Bloomfield said to declared Count Mensdorf
that should Austria any peaceful Prussia
would bnergecay supported by England the Prussan
Court.
1.-The Vienna papers consider it certain that will break
in few days ordinance OF the Minister Il War pub
lished orders that conscrips shall be Immediately
rolled into their regiments The appointment Of Cen Ben
edek COmmandeTinChief Of the Army Of the North daily
expected. The armements Of Austria continue. Many
foreigners have left Vienna. telegram from Prague
that all portable church property well as the yau
abes Of the Emperor Ferdinand have been sent TO Vienna
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Florence.
The Italian Government had concluded new loan Of
80 600 yre with the National Bank Of Italy. The
Government releases the Bank from the obligation of pay
ing its notes in specie on presentation.
Popular demonstrations in favor of the national arma-
ments continue be reported from various places in Italy
AT Naples the National Guard had expressed their wish
TO relieve the troops that were garrsonng the town.
Florence dispatch of the 4th says:
1T confirmed that Austria has declared her readiness to
replace heI army Veneta upon complete peace footing II
Italy intention Of attacking that province. The Italian
Government replying TO this declaration repeated that its
purely defensive and that Italy had in
tenton OF taking the initiative in hostilities."