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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

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-------- T o=day, We have had sessions the
Board of Trustees gat1one of whiclEas
- al resolution was U,lananimously passed
20 that q If the Church viii furnish
the means, the Board will provide, a
thorough collegiate course of instruc
a; 2 ton for women either inS.the same
classes with the boys~or separately" "
.ss-es The forenoon was qgiyengto a cen
s1as4s- tenary meeting, which was addressed
s .ilz tbysDrss Eddy=and Crazy followed by
other short speeches. The Alumni
and Former students Of the Univer-
i.ss.5 lsity manifested the deepest interest,"
$3.50, in the effort to endow fully the Insti-
tuition. At22P.M. B. F. Grary, D. D.,
-9-l1 addressed thesAsBetan Sociaty-sub
ject, THE Philosophy Of Friendship
s.os a..ia really racy philosophical, address (
.:ss Il this was followed byza poem from j.
- 81 III. Lezier, made up of humorous
.evl introduction, scontaining Mythology,
- politics and -cqr, with sprinkling Of
Fenianism, etc. And the body of the
.qtsh.l,i1 poem, whichllwas not 50 long as the
- part was concerning the Ce1a4s1a-A
-s@ssarg. Isend you the following stanzas
as specimens of the poem. The fol-
y lowing IS from First Part:
v-F I'M ~ 1FTRoDUeTIeN., 6
~ d5zE lis not about Johnson, whom Accident
made, NJ. fzr saate- 1cs- at1
a4'8 itAGreat chief of grand t'.hread-And-butter
,i2* brigade" nseE sass
'rll Whose shouts for Old 444dy'' would
rg IA sound quite as well, -r----
- IT rid of that post Office eopperhead "
--.si---- Ia smell. ssi- " p. -.s-41--
Hisspeeehes are able--his messages fine,
But still, III not take any Johnson in
sFti'' Sc mime. s1sr 4
The second part is well represented
.z-.lass by these couplets;
q CENTENARY.
Twas genuine wisdom our. Fathers dis
49, q played, 3-.sgli---sA
In forming ours Saddle bags !" mounted
brigade.
.3t a'lIt was just as sagaeious, some stations to
49, ss' - fill, -.--l5ess9 sss-3-s57
Ks With those who were best in the In
fantry Drill
But never generalship manifest more
h-e Than when they ordered the -sArtillery
Corps;"zraI --,s
ts .itltfIheir eight powerful Batteries. skillfuy
f1.115,s-ts manned, ,.z1vs1- SPIT 70 3
H., Send vot1cys of advocates over the land;
s..ssslnd though there's paradox kinlx in the
.1El .111 song
wra~7; Their :. Issues = are :. Weefay their con-
F4--'' tents are strong. - Ell ~
But ere 4 proceed, let-ne thing inn
~4TRAst'fet5, pfore, eEGes-E e tA8
- s14 Amid celebrating it hind side before;
rgsa For Satan and Skta.Jttnts, alone are content
81 To change Centenary to ''nar9f-o-cent,' n
- sTf.Bs Atnight, the Alumni were addressed
byaRexC. N. Sims. of Evansville
ss'gt'..i Theme" A Mdas After which the
.-E-...is'ezA Alumni reunion was held In ,Pltilo
"a : Hall This was attended by about
- one hundred and fifty persons, Among
''--'' the speeches In response to toasts
49, j. fnge, jr., made one containing some
~ tender and touching illusions, which
tsa- ia threw light ON some sddrk passages
-ts,.4ss- The whole affair was very delightful
andswill be pleasantly remembered by
81 those present. IS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

regarded enemies Private property is TO be respected
ami strict disc pine maintained. The Austrian troops are
TO be requested 70 withdraw when met, and not to be
treated as enemies except in case Of refusal.
Fern Bobemia. June I9-On saturday 30 900 Prussans
occupied Machern town about two miles from Lesc,
and subsequently wurzen, Dahlen and Ricsa. Railway
communication between Lepsc and Resa IS entirely n-
erruped and the IA way bridge at Riea destroyed. The
bridge over the Elbe at Meissen has been burnt Only
the southern road from Leipsie is sill open.
telegram Of the 18Th from Reichenberg says
A slight took place Yesterday between some
Austrian aud Prussan cavalry the road to Rumbig and
close To the frontier Ihe Pru,sans reieated Maricnha
Orz and Leubaare occupied ty two Prusan regiments
Of Infantry OF hussaT aud Bernsta by two res
uen cavalry The PrussaDs also close 10 tho frontier
near wurzedor and they hourly expected to advance
into Bohemia
An Austrian patrol crossed tn. sesian frontier at
Guhran and fired upon Prussian patrol on the 18TH
Divisions OF the Austrian troops had crossed the Slesan
frontier at Klngebeuel.
Vast armies we're concentrating in the neghborhood OF
Dresden and great battle wg expected for the posses
sion Of the Saxon Kingdom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The German Csnfederaties.

Odenburg and Anhat have officially notified their with
drawa from the Germanic Confederation.
Baden declines to take active part in the hostities
against Prussia.
PARIS June l6-I is asserted that the recent proceed
ings of the Federal Diet have determined several powers
sguitas Of the Vienna treaty Of 1915 to declare that in
their opinion articles s. and 63 OF that treaty which form
part OF European international law, have been violated
FRANKFORT, jane l6.-prince Charles of Bavaria will
be appointed CommanderinC chief of the Federal army.
An extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet has been
held here for the purpose of Immediately deciding upon
motion brought forward by the Saxon representative that
in consequence of the entry of the Prussans into Saxony
Austria and Bavaria be requested to adopt without delay
the measures necessitated by this act of violence.
FRASKFoRr, June lin yesterdays sitting OF the
Federal Diet the Saxon motion requesting assistance
against the Prussian invasion adopted by 10 against
votes and the Austrian and Bayarian representatives
declared their governments ready to carry the resolution
into effect Baden voted with the majority The Minis
ter-President announced that Austria guaranteed the
territory of all the States which remained faithful TO the
Confederation
The representative of LuKemburg announced that the
Netherlands would remain neutral in the coming conflict
This decision protested against by the President.
Hanover declared that she would side with Austria under
all circumstances. Yesterday afternoon the Federal a
yaran) garrison this town occupied the railway station
and took possession Of the Prussian telegraph Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Itaiy.

The italian army crossed the Mineio tie 23d last.
entirely unoPpOsed.
Tie PrHssians t small garrison Dresden. and sassaeed
into Bohsla UihoHt rsssases.
slight collision had occurred basa s ASsysre and PrEs
SLAMS az Silcsia, rh,H the forra0 reiirsd
Nothing authentic is known concerning the communications
made by France TO Austria
The Vienna press soy that France denies having made y
agreement with Prussia.
Italy maintains full liberty Of action.
IAuria does not the existing kingdom Of Italy
successful, and does advance beyond Milan.
France will not interfere but assist at the CONCLUSION 81
definite peace and further propose Italy to indemnity
for the remuneration by Austria Of the fruits OF victory
Petersburg adces deny that there has been any move
OF Russian troops aud say that nonnteveDion cen
tinues be the policy Of Russia
military revolt broke out In Madrid the sd inst The
furnished the pOpuace with barracks were
up and after obstinate resistance the insurgents
surrendered at discretion Narvasz gntly wounded
Gen Plim been arrested Bayonne By the freneh
authorities.
The Paris Bourss closed unsettled yesterday at ST. ss for
the Rentes
Tie London Obrro that motion win be made 10 tho
House Of Commons expressing confidence IN the Ministry ahd
promising favorable consideration OF the Reform measure
the session the Ministers DO not announce dsseah
OF Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
sOVAACE or THE pRUSSlAHS INTO BOHEMIA.
ManiiestOes Of the Emperor Of Austria
and the King Of Prussia
Declaration Of War Between
Austria and Italy.
The Italians Cross the lIinciO UnOppcsed

The steamship Bremen. from Southampton on ite 2Vih
of June. arrived here yesterday morning, with three
DAYS later news from Europe.
Tie Inman steamer City Of Boston, Capt Brooks which
lcf Liverpool AZ O'Clock the aiernoon Of the 10Th,
and Queenstown On tie 2ls, OF june arrived here at this
port at noon on Monday, her being one day later
iha that OF The Bremen.
The Aleppo arrived at Queenstown on tie afternoon
of the 18th and reached Liverpool % tie morning Of tie
18Th ofJuLe.
The City Of Cork arrived at Queenstown on the evening
of the 18th Jane The City Of London arrived of Crook
bevenat on the Goth.
The Britannia arrived at Glasgow on the 1871.
The arrival Of the American squadron consisting OF he
Augusta Ashuelot and the monitor Miantonomah, at
Queenstown on the 10TH attracted much attention. the
monitor being object Of great curiosity The voyage
Of the Mautonomah across the Atlantic regarded as
complete success She would proceed TO Portsmouth IN
Few days accompanied by the Augusta, and ultimately
they would 20 to Russia. The Askreot is bound for
China
A telegram from Bremen states that passenger from
ihe interior could not reach that port owing 10 the ad
vance Of the Prussan army into Hanover. The American
steamer Ericsson would not sail fpom Bremen FOR New
Yofk on the Goth June announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Prnssinn. i'm Hanover.

The Prssii0as eAtereiAe CoPfal o. Hon0reT on JRue
II.
Gen Maneufel at the head Of the Prussan troops en-
tered Luneburg, in Hanover, on June a.
The PrusHons are rcDorfca 10 hare cu IF me comaHi
cations Of the Hqnorerlaa army, and rendered Hs juno
hoa ruth tie Austro-Fcdcrai Corps impossible
The Prussian Col Cranach arrived at Stade June -,
and dsarned the garrison dsmissng them 10 their homes
He took possession of 81 guns and numerous moriars
rifles and other material.
Bremen journals assert that the Hanoyerian treasure
has been sent 20 England.
HANOVER june l9.-Gen. Won Manteuffel is the chief
commander Of the Prussian troops in Hanover. He Will
take all necessary administrative measures in the capacity
OF PusSian Commissioner
LUsEBERG, June l9.-Upon entering Hanoverian terri
tory Gen ManieuAe issued the following proclamation:
His Majesty the King Of Prussia has for weeks past
endeayored settle the questions pending with Hanover
These efforts having failed the security OF Prussia de-
mands that enemies shall remain in the rear Of the
army. The King requires the dsbandment Of all the
Hanoyeran troops Of peace footing and it is
only BY this step that Hanover be spared the ucrngs
Of war Until that is effected, Hanover is considered as
belligerent
do not come as an enemy 10 the inhabitants. Private
property will be strictly respected and discipline will be
nsintaned among the Pusan troops 1t is for you TO
meet US in friendly manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Rayarin md Wurtembcrg.

telegram from Cologne of June H. says Telesraphic
communication between Cologne and the north Of Ger
many has been cut oH also between Wessenburg and
the SOUTH The passenger trains for Bavaria and Writ
cnbeg discontinued running in consequence OF the
lines being occupied with the conveyance Of troops
The Bayarians intend to cut the railway line between
Coburg and Bamburg and to blow up the railway bridge
at Lich,enes. The Ausians have destroyed the rail-
way bridges at Oswiecn.
In consequence of the Austrian war manifesto all the
available wurtemberg troops have been sent north.
The Austrian Government has summoned the Bavarian
Government in consequence Of the decision Of the Fed
era Diet on the 10TH unite with Austria In carrying on
military operations IN Saxony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

nominaly Of about 1000 bat only small portion q
which ready r active The troops are raised BY
CONSUMPTION which every citizen above tweniyone ~
liable
The ,ha, Of NOS, OF the European
States record 81 cfoc turbulence and ncessant war AZ
the period q - Reformation is princes were tie powerful
protectors Of Luther iud the bold champions Of Proiestansm
% It's modern history e interesting portion is that con
neced with the wars against France aud Napoleon. In 1888
Frederick Augustus toe Eector Of SaXony as member OF
the German Empire took part IN the against revolution
AIRY France In sOt Prussia compelled him 10 side with her
against Napoleon; but Prussia having been overthrow by
the battle Of Jena NaDoeon transformed the eeciorGicr;
sovereign Kingdom and member OF the Rhensh league In
ls the Grand Duehy Warsaw added 10 the Kingdom
Amer tho failure Of Napoeons Russian campaign Frederick
Augustus made an unsuccessful effort 10 withdraw from the
French yassaaee bat Napoleon compelled hn share his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

The Kingdom Of Saxouy, one of the States OF The
German Confederation embraces area Of OK square
miles and has population according 20 the last census taken
in 1904 Of a3o9 souls % hon 20 80 LutAerans.
T. al Roman Catholics 5234 Ieior ncl ls1s German Cath
ocs so Anglican 90 members Of the Greek Church 1884
Israetes and Mllomedaa comparison Of Rures shows
tina, the Of population n tbs uaigy Is Inferior to
that Of ofier European States. The kingdom divided
into four KIe &c OF circet VIZ Dresser LpAc A|ckan
and Bantzon which Zwcau tie most considerable as
regards both area and population Dresden the capital has
population Of 10 go ard Lepsc the second city o. the King
DOM s0O Toe public debt o. Sazony Amounted IN ls6i to
GL123 400 tha!ers equal 10 si62l The debt bas been
more irebed $780, bat tbs increase is owing mainly
90 the estabsheu OF network Of State railways buif a.
sa0OOlO)0 The finances Of the kingdom are
in healthy state the income Tor series Of years pl being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

fate The battle OF Leipse which destroyed Napoeons au
nory IN Germany delivered Frederick prisoner to
the allies md his Kingdom the Government Of Russian ana
Prussan commiares By the treaty OF Vienna consider
able portion OF IL given 70 Prussia reducing II to It's
present size.
Tie ROYAL House OF SIoDy counts among the Oldest reign
ing families in Europc having Emperor to Germany
as early as the BEGINNING che tenth century The Resning
Sovereign Johann l. born December r. lsOl ana IS
therefore iu the Hxth year Of his age He succeeded to
the throne NJ the death bis brother King Frederick Au
gus,us IL. August 9 1861.
The Government Of Sa1ony during the years soi ana FOO
took active part German politics. and was in the Federal
Diet together with Bavaria the leader OF the minor States in
their opposition against the policy parsued By Austria and
Prussia in the Schcs ois Elm question When Austria
ultimately fen out with Prussia slHony became the sianehesI
friend among the minor German States Of Austria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

slams have arrived at Giesscn, on the Hess Darmsad
frontier and regiment OF Prssan Hussas have marched
to Marburg in Hesse Cassel.
The PrussiaHs entered Cassei June Is.
The Eleetor is AT Frankfort.
The Eighth Federal Army Corps is following closely ON
the track of the Pmssians Marbug in Electoral Hesse
Large bodies of Federal troops marching north. tits
stated that the Pmssians have occupied Wiesbaden.
slight encounter took plsee between some Austrian aid
Prssln cavalry the Rumburg road The prussians re
treated. Maricntha Osriz and Leuba are occupied by
two Prussian regiments Of infantry and one Of husss
and Bernstadt by two regiments Of cavalry.
telegram from Cologne Of June ~ says Hostilties
have commenced between the Prusans and the Federal
army.
TIE Fourth Ddrmstadt Infantry regimest has been al
most anaiLafed by the Pru"ians at Foedjerg bctreen
Frankfot and Gesea. Large bodies of Federal troops
are massed at Mayence and Frankfort, where tho Wur-
tembcrg contingent wiz arrive tonight
STRAsBURG June ~, lS66.-A demonstration against
the Prussian policy took place on Sunday at Carsruhe
Baden troops have gone to Frankfort
FRASKFoBToS The MAINE, june 10, ls66-From 10
600 10000 Federal troops assembled before this city
The Paris Moaiteur d. Soir, says: private dispatch
that engagement has taken place between
the Hcssians and Pfssans near Frankfort The latter
gained the advantage and continued their march, after
having scared possession Of the railway.
BERLIN, june l9.-The Prussian telegraph station at
Homburg been forcbly seized by Damstadt soldiers
This act has been declared by Prussia to be violation Of
international law and the Minister of Hesse Darmstadt at
Berlin has consequently received bis passports, with
summons 10 leave the Pussian capital.
HARBUIG June Ig-lnfOmation has been forwarded n
Gen Won MaIeufTel from Brunswick that demonstration
has taken place in that town against the Government on
account fits having refused 10 accede to treaty Of
neutrality against Prussia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
u..n,i,ie. in sa.ony, sile.is and bohemia.

The Prussians occupied Dresden on he lsh Of J,ne.
telegram from Dresden OF Juae l6 says The Prussan
troops entored Saxony last night from the North
Stehla in addition TO their invasion across the eastern
and western frontiers. The King has issued pfOcama
ton addressed to his faithful people in which he relies
upon their loyal cooperation in the present emergency.
His Majesty left here this mornngto join the army, ac-
eompanied by Baron Buest aud the Minister Of War.
1t is officially stated that in rejecting the Prussan ulti
stum which demanded the reduction Of the army TO
peace footing Baron Won Buest justified the mobilization
of the Saxon troops by referring the resolutions Of the
Federal Diet In reply to the point the utmatum
iang 10 the elections for Parliament simultaneously
in Ssxony and Prussia Baron Buest declared that Ger
Parliament could not be convoked by any single Gov
eument The King Of saXony approved the motives for
the rejection OF the umafum the ground Of his duties
a member OF the Confederation
dispatch from Vienns of June IS says: Hundreds of
Saxon inhabitants flying into Bohemia The Pussians
are forcibly enrolling up to 40 years Of age
EGER, Bohemia, June l9.-On Saturday 10000 Prus
SLAMS occupied Machern, two miles from Leipsic. aud
subsequently Wurzen Dahlen and Riess.
Railway communication between Leipse and Riesa IS
destroyed.
The westPhaan Army Corps stationed at Sehkenditzis
going to tho Silesien frontier.
VIENNA, June l9.-Adviees from Bohemia state tina,
che Saxon Royal have been removed from all places
occupied by the Prussans, and replaced BY Prssian
sIms. Considerable contr buttons have been levied
Up to the present time the Prussians have crossed
the Austrian frontier
The Queen of sa1ony arrived al Prague the 18TH and
fhe rest OF the Royal family excepting the King and Crown
Prince who are with the army. The Saxon Treasury and
rauabes and tie provisions for the army been
ported for security TO Bohemia.
King John OF Saxoay is Withdrawing with all his army
onto Bohemia
vienna June l9.-Adrces received here from Bohe-
mia dated yesterday state that the Saxon Royal arms
Dave been removed from all places occupied by the Prus
SLAMS and replaced by Prussian Considerable con
triSniions have been levied
slight skirmish has taken place between Prussan and
saIon cavalry pickets between Nielsen and Keschen-
brade
VoALi1z, Jnne l9-Prnce Frederick Charles has issued
I'd order Of the day TO the Pussan troops occupying Sax
opJ declaring that the Saxon inhsbons aIe pof 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

regual in OF the expenditure Tho annual revenue
is about sO 600 B>ay h Of which is derived from
railways canals and Tie posioce The present Constitution
81 Sarouy dates from Sept r3 hsi II has undergone sew
er alterations and notifications since hat time The form
OF government limited monarchy the Legislature beng
Jointly in the King aud Parliament (ae latter consisting Of
go chamber and the King slae the Elective power
q which be Is the sole deposay through rcfponsse minis
tert The military power Il SlTmy has greatly declined
1915 when hall the kingdom had TO be oeded 10
Prussia and Of late years the hay efficiency Of The popn
on has also sank very considerably In o2 toe strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

Correspondence Of The London Daily News
prrraCrO LAKE OF COAO June

Correspondence Of The London Daily News
BEtrAGio. LAKE OF CoAo Jare ~
Bv the jewellers on the shores Of the Lake OK Como,
and few strangers Who proof against heas and var E
mors still soournrg among them and fortunate enocsn
to with the the spectacle Of Garbslds usmpna pro
gress from Como 10 Lecco yesterday day when WI
not easily be forgotten Overnight word lad been shs
pered ofGabad intended excursion ca the axe sna ae'
ill the steamer hove sight early hour 10 the morning.
with the General on board had wing soo here an milling
that had left Como Yet withina few minutes pa. e
regulation was down on the shore flags were hoised ee
who're cannon were firing and the village band aayns us.ea
I'm its working instruments aud got tseI pacHea
into BOAT already Justify PLAYING the vel snern nyns
AS the STEINER irew up the landing place. ~ W Pe VI
the very necessary precautions which are taken 70 ra
b In obse such crowds are stu iolLc tss
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A telegram from Leml rg q Jrue nsys: "rls
vanguard Of strong Russian amy cops raised in tic ds-
tct Of Lubln has arrived at Ta-rcgroi snail town on
the Ausiro Russian frontier
The Neue Tree Pressc asserts that Prince 0orcb@boh
bad circular to the represent Of Russia aoroad
stating that upon Tie slightest violation Of neutrality ~
France Russia VIII abandon her present neutral az iaie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
TsIR GERMAN WAR.
Declaration OF Wnr.

Prussia isssed formal declaration If rar again"
kHstria on dse 18Th Of June
Wdr had also ben formally declared by Prussia
against SGToRE.
Diplomatic relations Jetreen Prrs''a and Boraria
suspended ue 1871, aud the re'peetre Ministers
lad receiued heir passports.
The French ambassadors 10 look after PussaD in
serests at Vienna and Munich
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ustria.

IMPERIAL MANIFESTO TO TIE AUSTRIAN PEOPLE.
VIENNA June H. LEGO
The following are the most important passages Of
m Imperial manifesto 20 the Austrian people which lie
pected q be issued In the course of to-day
the northern and southern frontiers Of the Empire
arraved the armies Of allied enemies Of Austria with the
intention Of shaking tie foundation OF her position En-
ropean Power
neither Of them Las Austria given aIy cause ioy war,
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telecram from FIorenee Of Jnne 10. saws:

THE nistry Is nearly constituted Baron RcasOli -
pointed President and Minister Of the Interior Gen Mar
named Minister Adlltus 10 the King az the Camp
The AustGns have interrupted all lines Of communication
O the side Of the 20 ard Miucio.
Gen Marmora aud the King LEFT Florence 10 join the army
Gen Angioett Minister OF Marne has LETT TO tako-oon
uand OF his division.
"Gsrbsd has arrived at Bergamo 10 inspect several bat
tons OF Volunteers aud Berager He met with an enha
siastic reception
1T believed that the organization Of the Ministry
will be officially announced 10 the Chamber host
ties have commenced
The Sense approved the bill for monetary convention
between Italy France Belgium and Swi2orapd The debate
on the financial bills has commenced n the Senate.
PRUssIAy SUBSIDY TO ITALY.
vienna, June ls-The Vienna papers publish intcll
gence from Berne stating that subsidy sent by the Ps
sian Government Italy consisting Of 900 francs
in gold packed in casks has passed through this city
route for Florence.