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worthy expenArt Of the national mind think that may
vrtie 10 assure that the srnistice and wth OF
t -onosed cession OF Nenetia has been uncondleH"!
;1,.d fofl hy Prussia and Italy. The pressure NcN
~ and H. being exercised hv tie French Emperor I'D
,erfrce The acceptance of tie armisce ana o M
II. band such conditions as 20 may please him ~ ,.
tfo concession Of T. is extreme Now We hetf ihil
Ngpoeon ha gone 10 TIE King Il Italy make another ne
tempt But Ricaoh has also gone and Iay t4sl mes
No that same No which be said 10 the same nm
senger when he with the same purpose o. of ali
the unity Of Italy bv Offering Tuscany me uoi-
Central Italy would fun down and worship ~, ol
But even II the lt'lclc Of the rcnh lii vrcrd no
disabled hir from approaching the ierHDF ,,ris I
likely 10 be aroused IN the Italian unton y SP5 tbcra
wonder tina. II slould not have occurred 10 MN lI't
was one Other PARTY with whom D. Wouia ov ~ -
reckon i'm Tins natter GaTblh ana hs 10y .
IN has becD said that any case ~ we Wy ~ ~.
tlro ight he source danger ~ tay IT'D is iaFc uuDy
of armed men Can u be for nn instant luaE'neu 'H'
foir ~ Tho entire nation being what nave desclbt" 10
~ az, cr-r liable body Of wilh such leader NJ lheI
hood ,vopd quev each man 10 hs own lnmef Oinho'
~ -, understand that this force would m such cil-
,rfea he tine incarnation Of the very spirit Oh reVOi-
tior-royouti on al home, abroad, everywhere 49,,
Vnrld II NOT be such embodiment OF that spirit tlc
breang OF whose makes him turn pale ~ TIC lnIo
hr hat be woul be wiser to bid his ministers and emOas
dos TO speak 20 Italians III different tone IL would DC WIS.,
TOO if French papers moved 10 aIop tone l,os
ouageOusly insulting % this c0uaty. Ohe tells Us thal
single division would suffice 10 sweep every Italian nom W.
soil Of Neuoa. Another authorized speaker on nch VI
EmDen0F tells tho II Hans that he viii send corporal FuaiH
TO take possession French iOresses recently TIE prop
orlv Austria Does he think that the worm VIII never Urn
We know that Caldui crossed tho o eightandoty ho9
ago Bat have further udngs RON hD' ~ Sn'H.
and with much pearance OF truth that he mas as c' e'
win 10 enemy.
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PaasenRers Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOwN-In the steamship
ScoMfs. france, Mi and Mrs a. Robertson, Miss Llaiowef
Miss LoweBen Mrs ID. NJ. Idt. Master Wimrdns Mr and
Mr, shen children and servant Nh aud Mr. Ibayer and SON
A. Wright y. H. DuPuy Miss Hyde Mr Hoffman, and SON MI
Greer Miss Johnston Miss Dabney O. Schmidt lers iiohmi
and souwohi Mir AID Mrs Dabney MI and Mrs o.
md Mr. and Mrs Moore aIs B0ugham, j. H. de Mot yonn
Taylor MI Barhmsn, o. H. hlock, H. r. Anders5n ee's
Soonons Rosenheiu, SerirneI T. Hitler, w. O. cheoch -
scholey O. = Payson, Mr. Falful T. Mari, MI aud MIS- j. ~
Logan MI Logan lr Mf English Mr. and Mis- Warner M ara
MT Eddowts F. H. Spring p spffIg Mr. Elwood H. Ewans
Mesf MctaEce. Douglass Diaby; Count de Moatasue, M -
Mfs u, and son Lord Seuthwel Dir Wambold Nj smiley MI
and MIs w b Merrill A Elwood child and nnr.e MI sud M
Oibfoih Miss iwood, Nj Dnf,rth hsss WedsW0od straw
Howard smith Sherman MIss liowHpi Mrs Gross H. Jamison y
Mote Miss Cctthank Dr. and Mrs Cater children and V'i
w H. talbot NJ and Mrs g. j. Cray hr aud Mr Wih'm-en'
int and ngse Aanugarten Mesrs Dav awtoni H. Days
MI Hess Charles Moore aud nephew NJ and Mis Hayes ni
aud nI.ei messrs Bruce, Blake JIan rhi Mf aud hf L.
Levy Miss Levy Mis Lennon Mr. and Ne w foote he,sfs
Mler Thomson Winthrop Haksr oln,ted HEN ndnef Mr.
Ashnfst bis. H. Ashu L. Il. Ash9s and son MI iohibch'r
and brother Nj RotTs Mes. r. tk wallace kchT ooe
seaman Scheo Ensin, Tomptins Mr aud Mrs liolnnscr
clden AID John Snedcn aud soD Msssrs Free 'ane
ouiman Simon Lppman McKcnna. Chance, Baum Mr. Wallace
and sinister II Roiacd Mr. Walach, j. = ONE J. J. Bailey H.
Schneb~l Mss fy and sitter Mr sud Mo James u M lnd
Mr. hubbsh l. 81 Lielhoef Sir Bnd a schohed hf and Mr.
burden Mrs C. Howard, james Moro, Geo T. hcd y p titc
Ne'r' Whnghnn Ptckafd. WInbcf. Boe Roach Eastwood,
ynenann Duke, Abb. Stroller IAackcra, Lewis bacLman b.
Hong H. Mcdonald J. Bsse T. N. Dunbar II. v Cook John
soan Mesus Glover. Loeschh. strickland Bekng Crease O.
kskn " G. y. stamp h. " Norman. Vs. D. Ornue A. kausc
L. y e MefsIa Hun kimp Z. 4 fCllcdrlf j. stone 4. o.
hordan J.. ifispd snd Nj Drnaiore1.
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Cold sprn9 Va on MAY s. 1906 by three brothers nance
g.. Mannfee was with L-L

Cold snrne Va on Nav s 1906 by three brothers nance
Ashwortb. In the first case, Menefee was with Ah
family living on Easuan's place and Eastman mo-
having made any contract with Menefee, oonellded
10 drive the family off as they burden This be did
but tho negro Quilted work. which aggravated Eastman, SL
unable to induce him to return without his family met BIN on
Sunday returning from church. and after controversy a'oa'
the matter struck Menefee with heavy stick when was
wrenched from his hand and then drawing pistol shot Men
efee through the and breast be dying in ID MINUTES
aiterward.
The case came before the County Court bat evidence of
the defense white black prosecution made 20
show that Menefee struck Eastman and that the shots
fred in selfdefene Jacob ROTH
district Louisa Court House. states he deems acqt
Of the accused from motives Of prejudice facts
elected Eastman was member Of Mosby's band and in
high credit with people of the vicinity The civil
allow freedmen to testify but do not allow it much weight
when given against white provost court is expected
to review the evidence.
The second case shows that Government detective WORKED
up the facts and that issued by Judge Boync
The Ashworh brothers arrested and brought 10 tia
The first witness who made tie complaint he could
not read did not know what had signed and confsfelg
noranco the affair." Notwithstanding the Judge SGpeFnie
ent Of tue district Lieut. Yeckey and detective stated be
had distinctly understood the matter when the warrant was
issued II was proved that when hourgun was heard
firing in the negbbOhoOd several had said This Is the night
they are to make mincemeat Of that niger at Mrs smiths
bnt no one had heard whence this The magls
tate tried to do their duty but were nmdaied
and did not tell the truth. An officer will be sent 20
gate and act in the matter.
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EUROPE.
Con,inuea from First Page,


r,1ra IS Ilo mp ard dug into hoes with ssc.s so ici
;bs, tis hardly possible ide ia straight direction io gu
yards. L., .t .,,.,. ,..-3 "A
.,ge her a. the captured guns with al their wagons ara
carriages besdc them and on the slope away IRON SoN
lie rest are placed under the charge OF the corps o. W.
Fverywhere about the field fatigue parties are gtus
trenches IN which the Austrian and Prussan kheB ~ Z
laid side hv side clothed IN their uniforms no or se on
atone pat 20 marx each grave tAal li-p -, lis r
which De- written the number Of each Iet M men
The officers placed in single gray te.f ,s com
But hCle and there few are seen s4en'3 GU '''s
On one rart OF the field Prussan general WIN ne IAN
,ss hrryn his son who bad fallen IN TIC aitdtE on ~
fiose Inv wife Of % private soldier WAo Lhu
found her husband body on tle he'u n"u d. ,;.s
49, - he bead ane was sitting the freshly armed caI
,opbiug Der out with BIS shattered LeMel ~ W. a
Rhe had followed bis regiment IN order 70 pc Aga. Al
the beginning OF th" campaign through Az 'Ne '''a ~
ne less severely wounded have been moved 70 HUz from
Wl.Ch the approach Of the PTuss JAMS Tie lnla
nearly al led The vacated houses have ueeh CON- @ .n
bosTitas and OF nearly every window ana every ~.a ma
banging about hstiessy, win leaae OF H' coTrc
with half supehed look, as u they lad 20, S d 49, w
from the stunning effects he blow which hai Gs'.g
Many AustIians, and are prisoners OF N4 . 80 N cd
ert liberty seems 10 be accorded to lhen ior e! S &
70 wander about the streets and 70 NIX HeeN "''- ~
s1su soldiers. .-. to,o also boen
nareLod continually through the town on l-,4 va. 90 s
Tho Gnsfrians LOOK detected and unhappy INT mtlen
sfoidy and silently along; bar the PRISONERS IIon n
regiments laugh and tek ehceIJs ana On 'hei 'A0'i
Here and there an Austrian officer prisoner On parole
srolls modify about stopping every 10" anu le ~ r
lie courteous saUtaOns OF The Pfusslan 0netS Who
the anxiety Of THEN friends al home Tue! Niy
50 announce they killed but taken ana ihee u
vent with a flag Of truce 10 the Austrian lef' AHc
eouresy ud Kindness shown By the Piusslan Officers
unfortunate prisoners. and every ateml Is usee ~
make them feo their position little possible Several
Austrian officers wounded mortay the fed requested
PIufan officers 10 send ther last message to thGr aiie
,eqDes which it is needless 10 say were Ie"aiy oop"'
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Correspondence Of Tie London Tin e.. j.ly u;
At Olmu,z there can be no doubt that fedzeug.
meter von Benedek in good position though be cannot
save Bohemia-nay mere, II very doubtful whether h can
sevo Brnn in Morayl tie Austrian Manchester aud peo
70 II the Prussans venture disregard the peIempOy Gde
70 halt which has from Paris Tue Prusslans nav
shown at lglau the MoravIan frontier bni thet au'"S
10 Vienna with Amy SUI powerful and nuneI9ss I'D s'
ank and with three OrTesSes such as lheese
hazardous military measure without reference 10 lo'"
complications c,.. H., ami,
by The river aud present guar ady anages TO defensive
force but according present indications the Russians
being quietly strengthened and the lines the other side OF
abe Danube Of character TO be despsed by ony
enemy We have learn yet what the Prusslals htehu
dong al JOsephsadt and KOnigz Although neither is
sebGstopo each capable Of standing siege and is not 10
be walked over or passed by with lmpunity . a., L..
Tie PTussians must have suffered very much IN the s
battles heavier OF better directed artillery IRE than the
gecords OF any battle and believed here their losses were
eQna those OF the AusriaDs though am dspoe1
believe the headl0Dg courage OF many OF the iegmeu W
Abe Kaiser eost them dear indeed ....o,.,..
Az yet there data upon concerning the casualties
officers killed the affair Skalz the e n OF ne from
which severity ofthe encounter may be estimated There
lagers and the 18Th 2ls 23d and nth Regiments Of Infantry
The first had three officers killed and Judge they had
NJ least nine wounded The second had killed and wounded
m the same proportion the 18th had five Captains four over
Iieuenants L!eutenaDts killed, and pfOba1Y IL
fcers wounded the 2st had ionr officers killed. the go had
seven officers killed. the h hadiour Capalns hIe over Lieu
sepants and eutenants killed, and, u the usual proportion
holds 60 officers wounded In the fight at Wisockow and
fodoi the Cnirassier Regiment No Kaiser Ferdinand
had Capt Karl kleDck. Capt. Patrick John MulTal
sadIy yoanded IN addition to the killed. aud sad
Int runs though il does not appear that the leth Jaer BAT
ison was destroyed reported by the Prus.ans IN the
MGR. fight at Podol on the Goth ofJnne. 80,
bleeding az every pore stricken 10 their knees Austria sun
.png mont Of bis advance with heroic resolve to die with
honor The appeal Of the Emperor 70 ms people VIZ phg
orth hundreds OF thousands ofrecrs All HunsaT we are
sgicBs which preparing to fight for the Emperor
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GENERAL NEWS.
GREAT riRBTAIN.
Epgiish Politics.
ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES.

ABOLITION or CHURCH RATES.
Nothing Of moment had transpired in English pol
tiles II stated that Mr. Gladstone won ake the sense
of the House OF Commons ulon the bl abong compulsory
Church rates, Notwithstanding that II is no longer
MR. pIsRAEII on THE UNITED STATES.
Nj Disrael having been rejected 10 laTiamen ne faue
Derbys statement the House Of LORDS lie asserted nas
Enelands foreign relations we're never nor nlcnq5
rei0ced at the good feeling which existed between hhsanu
and America The following are Mr. DsTaehs IenAIksi
And whilst our relations are friendly WIN ElroP an
they glad say, most cordial WIN the OF'
ernment OF The United States OF America Cheers rtere
period IN which better deIsanaing e&lsaea
We have recently had memorable instance o the Ho0g e
ing of the United states Goyenme1 toward EIgana IN tnc
90 1' GOOD feeling from America toward England is
power Of their form Of government Hear hearl Never
were more prompt eneTssc, ana ; ee 81 n ,at %
rational duties and the cordial sentiments with which they
have Communicated with our Government consolidated
what before deep and hearty feeling on the par! Of the
people Of this country toward tie American Government
iCheers.I .s
AIMING british TROOPS WITH BsEEcH-LoADkRs.
The subject Of arming the British troops with breechloa
ers had been debated House of Lord and 1t was stated
that the movement 20 that end was in progress
ne 1y and Mary Gdsae says the Snder Enfield rife
no fred B times in minute while the extreme rate vi the
ANOTHER SERIOUS BANK SUSPENSION.
Late az night OH the 18th, the Directors OF the
Birmingham Banking Company resolved to suspend payment
and issued circular that effect and stating that the action
covered. Lavish advances made few years since to
individual in particular and to many engaged IN the Iron
trade.
The Bank had three urhs Of all the accounts OF the greatest
Of the trading community Of the district and the suspension
wond prove calamity. The Directors that the
claims Of the creditors will be perfectly safe and that por-
tion Of the capital will If the estate IS realized with
care The total liabilities 42O00UgO.
GOODWIN SMITH.
Goodwin Smith had resigned the Professorshp Of History
Oxford University
BULWER LYITOS 4 LORD.
Sir BulWeT LyttoD ls gazeed Baron Lyton OF hene'
worth
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--latest Ship News.

Steamship Scotia B Judkn. Liverpool July H. VI, 3
udse end Z26 p. Cunard Jolly TO- al ,
M let 81 81 long o. psssed British brig Florence osi
Cardiff Johns F.. day ts:l3 m an lnTan ean'
steamship bound f. ,., -, m -. =.
Steanip Pioneer (Brl Hafr.an Newcastle June ~ via =
Johns T. the eth inst and Sydney &C. b. the i'm WITH ndfs
to Burgess July ~ in lat - " long " ~ passed na
Der icebTgs; Georges and south shoa saw
soos Of Inackerel the coali reach 2d inst IN ~
10 long 70 81 passed mastea steamer bound - also hk
rsged steamer bound E Oft sho passed hnea &c ship round
Jane r. KeeeT Dn cdia Jsas - With coal and iron
pany with hp S. Marx from Liverpool FOR NewforS which sl
Bs Ottawa Cef Truro 81 Mcdonald Neuviias day. With
sugar, &c, 10 j. +. Whitney Co.
BELOW.
Ship 81. Marx. Hewes from Liverpool June l..
Brig LeOna, from -. Johns Y. +.
WINDY NV
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m.w the Italians View the Proposed ArmI.,ice
From The Daily New. Correspondence:
FLORENCE July + 1850.

FIOkENCt, = I'uD
To describe the state Of anxiety and expectation,
he longing which the result OF hope deferred the
trembling doubts and which characterized public
feeling here during the last "a hours beyond the power OF
any pen. 80 .
Can n be possible that the Dsoenty insulting proposition
which has beer made Italy will DO accepted VIII Prus.
Ma accept armsticef Can refuse 10 do If she
repts Are be condemned 10 swallow all the cOnumey
which such arrangement would oyerwhelm US with
These were the which and woman were
asking of their negbor Yesterday Mothers with sons IN the
army were longing hear that 40 armce would be granted
Mel tried 10 reasse themselves by repeating the assertion
universally beeYeiaDd by among the rest-that the ma
tional honor safe m the hands OF hlcaso!
France and much accustomed 70 receive The
rule their conduct from the Iueres 70 DE uis no" 70
ssy 10 the French Emperor; but that casO had ere
now saved Italian unity BY meeting the EmPerors reiterated
demands with firm and persistent refusal and tha' pc s
Roaso hss not himself and probably never VIII sao"
himself 20 brilliant statesman but Italy 0uBh nor 10 JOY
get that he has In this great crisis been cOmiored by feeling
that 10 him and In him acne could rl 10 exercise the
courage needed by tho occasion.
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core'poudease o. Tie Times.

'''lespShle4ct o. lie Alles
FiOREscE Jnly 10
] have just returned from rapid Journey into the
ssnerR parts Of Central Italy and End people every
" Nre open Holthed with SIMILAR sentiments DO believe
xbahe acceptance OF venice from the France would
be eScsednPy likely 70 cost Victor Emanuel his crown be-
6sve nat the Government declared nacessarv for The
IusntsD Of the national honor lat eeFy man should sep
1ob IA he UfOed into the army f0r tle resisting Of iris d
ssf eveyv M v would forward Offer himself be
Ieye that The a8On told that that enough
fba the women Of Italy forth TO fight Tor the national
he Toren - pGd vie with each other ia Fastening 10
NE standard Bgt e will not submit 70 the ignomny to
which France is inviting Nem ,,-,
bnk that the GOVeTnm $Q WIZ DC oulo 10 As'e pten tie
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SPAIN.
THE LATE REVOLT

THE LATE REVOLT
Madrid dispatch says that Marshal Naryaez VIII
adopt measures those citizens who were
compromised in the recent events but at the same time WI"
employ tue utmost energy for the restoration Of order
MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
MADRID July 1.-THE ODonnel Ministry resigned Office
last night and has been succeeded by Cabinet composed as
follows Marshal NaTvaez President Of the Council aud MIN
lister War Senior Arrazoa Minister of Justice aud ad me
rim Minister Of Sste Senior BaTzalanaro Minister OF FL
nance Senior Gonzales Bravo Minister Of the Interiors Scnor
Caonge Minister Of MATINEE Senior Oroyio Minister Of ub
Tic Works. Senior Bermudez de Castro Minister Of Colonies
Madrid has rendered HE rcsie
natioD Senior Mon will IL is believed return 10 Paris as Am
bassadOr al the Court OF the Tuileries
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Mrs Van Brunt Van Brunts third house from Partition
ST. No collapse. ,,,,. ~,
Htrck Council No y Presdent-st.
WIN Jones Gates ave-. Fsankinaye Iendlng 70 col
lapse =. lid ., r,,v o.
MIS-. Fowler, No. 81 Tleetst was IN eoiapse Du' re-
acted.
Mr. Hawrand No 70 Johnson.st. z. D.
David Gleason King.st Richard st. taken az d. He
July y, collapse, viii die.
Two cases at No. = Mercer.st Both dead.
THE MORTALITY OF BROOKLYN. -,
The total number deaths in the City of Brooklyn or the
week ending saturday 40 including those III VIC
Kings Public Institutions or the whole numbcr &c
we're males POI males; i0 adults and 2'y chufen
The under Of numbered leo Searauna
had victims dphtheria 3 wh0OpiDgeougn marasuus -
consumption M sunstroke a. commissions - yphus lever
typhoid fever cholera inanam 49, choeIa norDus ~ anu
Asiatc cholera %.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF THE BOARD FOR The ENSUING
YEAR.
Rv See ion o OF the Metropolitan Health Law the Mayors
and Controllers Of the Cities Of NcwYork and Brooklyn To-
cather with he Of the Board Of Health are required
on OF before the day August m each year TO make up
financial estimate and statement VI the sums required LOT
wear commencing the first day Of January ensuing Inc
n raised for the expenses of the Board however may not
ceod sOO 600 i'm any year. independently Of such sums as
may have been expended IN the presence OF great ana mm
nent per 10 public health On the 18th inst the Finance
Committee directed 10 prepare an estimate OF the ex-
uense of the Board for the ensuing year. 10 be submitted to
The Board Of Estimate Friday The following Is de-
tailed statement Of the required proposed BY the Com
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Italian. Marching Upsn Padua.

The Italians were reported to be marching on
Psdua, and an engagement considered probable
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ARMY GAZETTE.

by Teleyaphl
RESIGNED.
Assistant Surgeon Phneas 5. Conner, Breyet MAJOR
United States Army TO date August l..
MUSTERED OUT.
Hospital Chaplain Robert Lowry. United States Army to
date August /.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brevet Major August Thermsn. l2th United states In
fantry will report 20 Breye Col W. Sloan, Medical ire
tor Department Of the East TO receive permit to be al
mitted into DE Camp General Hospital, New-fork.
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XesaeIa Aah0Ie.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, July %. 1906.
The brig Charles T.. Poole from Sagua for New-fo
is ashore at Great Egg Harbor Her consists OF 300
hoghcads and 50 erccs Of moasses There is 10 feet
Of water in her hold. Wreck Master Capt j. Townsend
with schooner, is taking ont her cargo which ~ con
sigued to James T.. Ward New-York. There IS ilttle
chance OF saving the vessel.
large steamer is also ashore at Corson's Inlet name
az ascpr
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RusAia.

! ST. PETERSBURG, July I3.-An imperial ukase has
been issued declaring that the OF the Comm
appointed 10 inquire into the recent attempt upon me NE
OF the zai prove that abroad criminal nten
toDs are against the and Constitution oil the
Government Of Russia IL therefore decreed that crmi
nal tribunal Of investigation shall instituted under the
| Presidency of NJ. Gagafin.
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Turkey and the Prineipalitios.

PARIS, July I3.-Telegrams received here from
dated nth inst. that at confer
epce of tie Turkish Ministers and OF the Ambassadors Of the
Great Powers held that day the Porte had decided on
recognizing Prince Charles Of HOhenzoen HOspodar Of
the Prncpaties Turkey also accords to the H0hezOern
family direct hereditary succession TO the Roumanan
throne.
Prince Ghika als returned to Bucharest.
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Hammered Inv..ion Of the Tyrol.

Two divisions under Victor Emanuels command
a., stated to have entered the Tyro the side Of Trent
phis is said to lie erroneousl
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Saratoga Races Postponed.

Special Dispatch to The N Y Tribans
SARATOGA Monday, July %, lst6
The races are postponed until tomorrow on account -
the wet weather to day. Saratoga is very full.
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Occupation OF Rovigo.

Gen Cialdini occupied Royigo on the llth without
meeting with any resistance.
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The Cholera ut Savannah

SAVANNAH, 23d.-There have been 10 more deaths
BY cholera suce yesterday mornuga among the troops
There been about 30 desertons from the troops since
landing Oh Iybee.
The cabin passengers Of the san Salvador remain IN good
la.l
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TIE PARIS HOrRs

PARIS July To- $50 p m-Ihe Boursc has been very firm.
Reute chosen Isl, SOC. higher than yesterday.
--LATEST
The Paris Bourse is FIRM Rentes GsL 60c
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Great Fire in Norway.

CHRIsTIASA, July ia serious conhagraton has
taken place DrammeD. the southern coast OF
900 houses burned down rendering o persons nome
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THE WAR IN ITALY.
tn. Au.,r,.us Read, to Give battle.

From Italy it is asserted that the Anstrians were
disposed give battle to the Italians upon their attempting to
sToss the Adige.
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Victor Emanuel at Fsrrsra.

King Victor Emanuel arrived lat Ferrara on the
z2tb.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
by Telegraph.

by Telegraph
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamer Bienville was at Aspinwall, N. g., on
July3
fhe scholarship Sabine arrived at Annapolis to day.