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AN EFF FECGUAL WORM MEDICr n
BrOwn'sVermifugeC Omfits,

Or Worm LOzsages. Much sickness. undoubtedly
with children and adults, attributed to other caus-
es, Is occasioned by worms. The "VERxIFUGE Con-
rIrs," although edectual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury to the most delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
sea Dy physicians. and found to be safe and sure
in Graduating worms, so hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING wOR MS require
immediate attention, as .ect Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness
sfPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed only
by the use OF a sure remedy. The combination of
ingredients used in inaLinE Brorra'i ''TerHifsge
coHffs" Is such Is to give the best possible effect
with safety,
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers IN Medicines at p cts. box
MAY 10. ls56-daTly...
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HALLS VEGETABLE STEPHAN HAIR
REVIEWER

Renews the Hair.
Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair Remover
Restores gray hair to the original color
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
Prevents the hair from falling or
Halls Vegetable SicIliin Hair Remover
Makes the Hair soft and glossy.
ALPS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
Does not stain the skin.
Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public. Price 81 o. For sale
by all druggists.
May 3-w2teoW.
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ESTHER MoRcAx's EsrArE5

STATE OF VERMONT, Z To all persons con-
District Of ittonden, s. cerned in the Estate OF
Esther Morgan, late Of Hesti0rd, in said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, the 18th day
q hay, \ ID l'o6, an Instrument, pa porting % c
the last Will and Testament Fl Esther Moran
.a,e OF Weston 3. in said district. deceased, VS.
prcscltcd 90 the Court aforesaid. for Probate And
lt -s ordered hy said Court that the 4Ist day or
June, ID. $50, NJ the Probate Court Rooms IN
-aii burlrE tun, be assigned Tor proving SAID
trumcn- and that notice thereof Re given 10 an
persons concerned, BY publishing this oruer three
wcess s1ccessivcly ia tie turlin -ton + ee Press
newspaper printed NJ burlington, pTevil Us o. the
time appointed.
therefore. you are hereby notified to appear be-
lore said Court 70 The time and place aforesaid. and
contest The PROBATE Of said will II you have cause
6iyen under 10y hand, ills 18th day Of May =. y.
1876.
WILDER L BUCNAP, Register.
WigW2T
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DR.. LA.NGLEY'S
EeOOf aud Herb BiilePs,

A STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the p1s.
sibility Of a doubt the hest remedy known
for the following and all kindred diseases. Indi-
geston, Costivoness Liver Complaint. Piles. Head
ache, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness. scroiula,
Sal, Rheum, Languor, Laziness Debility, Jaundiee,
Flatulency, HumoFs Foul Stomach SC.
9By the timely use cf this medicine the blood is
purified. Tie appetite Is restored. The system is
strengthened. The liver IS invigorated The
breath sweetsned. The complexion Is bcautiaed
And the general health Is restored
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic.
splendid appetizer. A harmless stimulant. 4 re-
virer Of dropping spirits
Sold By all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
9fWGm.
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DIR. BICKNELL'S SYRUP:
THE GREAT
CHOLERA RE.UEE1

Also Dy'enis5y, DiHTho,s, cillsra MorJu,, sassa.r
con7'Iil,, Pain or Crap IT. Sio1 1es or Bgreis, Si-F
or Sour stomach, Painter, Cole &c and IS warranted
to cure or M pay. j. purely veget able. without
particle Of opiate or narcotic Iii hly aromatic
very pleasant % the taste, mild. but sure in It's
efs''s, warns AL s-rols hens III, sys I'm. acts
Ike charm, aEording almost mmc date
relief and taste Of the article will satisfy .he
most rodalous.Cf those facts. Sold by all dealers
in medicine. Please send for circular Tryit,
Prepared only By EDWARD SUTTON. P. iden,e.
R. l. DE,iAs BARNES ( co Of New Yorl. &C.
eral Agent.
Nav ,sv-fr,
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The ArroNrET Of General Stannard,
rs Collector Of Customs, in place Of Mr.
Clap, news Of which reaches Us as we 60
10 pcs, viii give UNIVERSAL satisfaction,
outside Ct tie Custom House
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

TIE BEST IN TIE WORLD. Harmless, relia
bic, insiantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculou1 tints, true to nature
black or brown. Genuine IL sfgHef WiLJ4m T.
Bachelor. Also, R9senerated extrlct Of milleaeur
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
ness. Sold byal druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
St..N.Y dsvlv.
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WON'T Use ANY OTHER

The last an the best the right article finally
everybody likes Iii Is purely vegetable restore
grey hair in four weeks, or money refunded. It
VIII do IT every time. Three applications will Gu
all humors Of the tcalp. Ask for WEBSTER
vEGErABLE BAIR LTyIcoRlEoR,a aud don'ttaks
any other.
FOR sILR BT Ar DaUssfsrs.
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Special 5iO.iCe5.
ITCH! ITCH: ITCH.
Scratch ! scratch! Scratch
VIBRATIONS OINTMENT

WILL CURE TIE Itch ~ IS HOURS.
Also cure SALT BHsUu, Ulc. as, CHILBLAISs. and
sl Eauru5ys OF rH- sE,y. Price 80 cents For
sale . ail lru g-ists.
p sending 60 cents 20 WEEKst POTTER, Gen.
Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, 1t will be
forwarded by mall free ofpostss to any adiressu
the United States.
Oct - iS55-davlyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

BURLSGToSBUsINEss CoLLnGE.-T hisinstitu
ton is designed to impart to young men a sounf
Toeiieai business education which shall TT
then Tor active duty in any department Of bust
ness The College Monthly with all information
may be obtained By addressing Bryan Sratton
ana Hoyt, Burlington Vt
Burlington Sept. l.IsG5 wifi
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WASHINGTON, June -.

The House Banking Committee had
agreed to amend the National Banking act
so as to Pr went any bank having over
$1,000 goo, and reduce to so per cent. the
circulation of all banks with over $500 900
capital
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DEADHEADs. or in other words he,4s whoae
once glorious locke have
WHITEHEAD AND WHITENED
can in o. Jew mlme--s De re-c'o.hed vita all their
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye,

YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
GEO. w. PATRICK.s ESTATE.

WILDER L. BURNAP, Register.
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Fan INvALUABLEsP SPRING MEDIC me
j. w. Poland's
81 u VI or ID ~ e. II % II

This excellent medicinal compound was first pre-
pared by Dr.. P. in lsi7, and was then employed
with great success in expelling humors from the
blood but in ISIS, medical frieni who was quite
celebrated as physician, especially in the treat
ment Of hupors, suggested some important i'm
proyements which were adopted, and which have
made It $50 the people say) the very best remedy
for all kinds Of humors known to ''the faculty
This preparation is composed wholly ofyesetables I
among which are sarsapaIils, yellow Docf, Mob .
P Re, NlIdIak6s, stIna. ara Ii,,dIot. 'tie /
to saw the doctor is used in hunrJds Of families
as a general medicine. Unlike many other poPu-
lar remedies, it Is very grateful to the taste.
Larse size bottles - ceuts. Prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot. -tcn.
April ~ R7n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

Hone or two men lr iu-ilugtH o ard vicinity who
have lost ar ..l- C. lt g. euza-e in the li-t and
profitable Nu-i1e-sof selling b. NadswOrth's Water
proof Ar.-A u .ll.l- Plaster. Sales rapid and
profits large Sample and alI inform ton sent r
= ceats- AtlIrs. A. 2. EELCHEB, Philadelphia,
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Those who have not proved the virtues Of Dr.
BlcKSzLL' 5 SYRUP vii regret delays, when they
have once given it a trial. for it certainly acs
the most Ike a charm OF anything We ever tried,
aI5rdIng almost immediate relief, it wall be
found equal 20 al that is claimed for It. Don't
fail 70 give il q Trial. Advertised ia another
column.
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Isreeial TO the Free Pol
WAsHUCr0N. Juns Is.

Gco. Geo. j. Stannlrd has been nomina-
ted by the President for Collector OF Gus
toms az Burlington, Vt.
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deaf FUEL-The works Of the Bosrox pKAr
Il CoNPAsr. at East Lexington. Mas are now In
operation and open to the public. Naehln ~ for
the manufacture Of Peat Fuel built 10 order n. short
nouee. Cireula:s containing full information for
varded By mail. LEAvIfT q HUNFIwRLL
Assess, - csaSrss ~ Bsstsa.
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| UNBEB can Pee Sc sorcd in from two 20 four
l. dave. as iuisiey s Patent. at an avera- Sc cost
90 81 pUr n L Che -rcen. For circular Cr in
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SMCKE BURNING The So'ar.yue. Pate-tsd
= l-,e. Tbs invention IS apply cable % al iads
of stoves furnaces and engines consumes the smoke
and gases u soft and ha-d coal, and saves from
thirty o. lity per cent fuel. For stat, or Coun
. Ei-Lt- apply O. 'Le Ps;eutee, J. G. COChRANE
chester, y \.
RiLLlA RDS.-The undersigned are now pre-
ID pared o. furnish Billiard Table,. with their
Improved patent Cushions. New and secondhand
uettsd with the business.
RANANAGH Z DECk EB. rs Canal s.. NJ.
NEURAPATHlC BALSAM, or Natures ..-est
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all Huinors and skin diseases, Catarrh. neafres..
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Burns Sores Worms, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Bronchial tubes. Price 80 cts. and s. ~ urr
Bottle for sale bY Druggists generally + HAYNES
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FOLDING AND POCKET LANTERNS

Safe and convenient, the size Of a cigar care only
Folded and unfolded In n tginkling To fsrmers
sportsmen. and persons living in the country tkey
are Invaluable. Everybody should have one. For
sale by Crockery and Hardware Dealers every
where. and at wholesale by
WILLIAM B. WILLIAMS
Wholesale Dealer in Glassware III MIX ST. Boston
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Cholera, DTntery, Cougse hs, Colds, and
hleumatlsn are quickly cured by AMERICAN
LIFE DROPS.
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MARTHA WAsHiSGrON HAIR
REsTORER.

Would you have dan K ant Do. tf9us ioc-s. and vie
With bcauty's queen, the goddess % the sky
Or is your beauty fading decay,
Your raven trcsses passing fat away
Or Is q .e drawing too uutimcls near.
D. siivery locks upon your ad appear
Then Why of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm flr every .ilysry hair
Times BOTTOMS, fever's rayases it biesses-
= sure res torer Of those missing tressesl
From Ter blight locks the immortal name it won
or Hair Rcstorer-"MAE1HA WASHINGTON 90
Then HE to the Store-iust lc7css the way,
And get a bottle wit. the least delay
SCLu HTERYwHrRE. Pf.ce s 900
-INoNnS eco PropTie;ors
FiiIvl.iam
March De-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
STEPHEN F. JONES, ESTATE.
SIMEON COOKS EsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Honorable the
District Of ChitteEden,sS} l. Probate Court Tor
the District Of thIttencen.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Simeon
Cook, late Of UndeIhill, N said District,
deceased.
GREETING.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned tie 10Th day
Cf June next for the settlemt u OF the admnstra-
ton account Of the administrator OF the
estate II Simeon tCook and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks su-cessIyely previous 70 the day
signed, in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Darlington, in SAID District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified % appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the all W.
ance Of said account, If you see cause.
Given under my han, tins 5th Gay % June, y.
D. lst6.
WILDER L. BURNAP. Register
w-0W3
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CorNTy CoNYENTIoN.

Tie Union Republican Voters Of Chittenien
County, are requested to meet in Convention, by
ar delegates, al the City Hail, in Burlington,
sl,urday' June seth, 1866, 1t II O'Clock, i.
g.. 70 nominate cauliia,es Er Senator's and
Jll'y officers f-r tie year ensuing. and to
transact any other business deemed proper when
lg-.
in conformity vita tie rule heretofore adopt
cd, the several towns v,E be entitled 90 dele
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15
DDARD-S
CEEOLEEs,E SPEEyFEC :
sure Preventive and cure tor
4 kE DH, RIA.

'hoiera h0rbus, DIarrhoea, Dysentery.
summer Complaints, Pain in the
stomach aud Bowels, Sc.
Its action Is immediate and oi-acious.and has teen
usei hy thousands siu,s ilc Cholera Season
1873 Physirilns use and recommend IT, All ad
nit it TO he the Best Compound known for the
Complaints f,r Shich II IS designed.
STODDARD So BURTON. Proprietlrs Troy. NY.
For sale by all Dr--- stand pealers in Ns5i-
iu4s.
April tawcuf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

SMOLtNDER'S EXTRACT BUCKI-
Cures Kidney Disease
SHiOf.ANDER'S EXTRACT BICKT
Cures Rheumatisr.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKT
Cures Urinary Diseases.
sMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BTCkU
Cures Gravel
>NiOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Stri-turc
The BEST Fluid Extract BJCkJ now lefose the
public, rs SWOLITDER'S. For an diseases above
and for TE4KSESS and PAINS ~ TIE BACK,
FEMALE COlPLAlNTS, and disorders arising
from ENCESSES or IVY KIND, It Is erfectly
IyJ-.iLUABLE. For sale By all ApothecaTics ey-
rywhero. PRICE Owe DOLLAR TRY 1T ?
TAKE No OTHER.
BuRLEIsH ROGERS Wholesale Drug gists, 60
Hanover street, Boston, General A gents.
Jan. ., lsC5-Wly.
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xsaal NOtiffs.
JULIUS HAPGOOD,s ESTATE.
DAVID FURMAN's EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lTHE Hon. the
District OF Chittenden, -. i Probate Court
Tor the District Of ChittvHden.
To all persons interested IN tbs estate OF David
FuImAn, late Of Colchester. in said district, de-
ceased.
GREETING.
Whereas. said Court hath assigned the l0-h day
Of July next for the settlement tI The aominis-
uatlUu IN. Of the administrator Of the estate
OF said deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given 70 all persons inter-
ested IN said estate, BY publishing ths order three
weeks succesively previous 70 the cav Assigned, IN
the Burlington Fr~c Press printed % Burlington,
Ia salI District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear at
the frO-Gte Court ROOMS, IN BURLINGTON On tno day
assi sneC- then ald there contest the allowance
OF sad account, IL you see cause.
6Iveu unter ny hsnd, this ,th day CT June, A-D-
ls66.
WILDER L. BCRNAP. Register.
g5lwl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

Grzzlei whiskers aud moustaehes, Iuies' curls in
% hieh the STOW u aschas prematurely driited,
and red. sanity, or vh.t'y-5roxn hair, reseive, as
II by magic, the rarest shades OF black or brown
from this harmless t.tini-al hair darkcner mauulc
tured by J. CRlsTAD0RO. 40. g Ast9- House, New
York. sold hy Druggists Applied by al Hair
Dresser
May 20
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wEET oPoPONAx.
LiFEFoR THE HAIR.

viii RESTORE Gray Hair 70 its ORIGINAL
COLOR STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE Tie
growth ti the weakest hair, stop its falling out.
keep the hest clean cool and hcslthy; en- Re used
Icely contains nothing r jurious; 5 uularailolsd
a. a liAtE-IiE,SiNO ana Is recommended and
u-td fy 0uf best Flys.-Ilr assure Sou. Lldie,
ari Gtu' .e1cc O.. 10 i- ali 90 require ~ the Hair
On 10 - az Druggists, ard at ny efce No Iie3
DlcHay. ~. J SARAN A CHENsLIER NJ ID
l1-esa-e iu B.s'rr hy Geo. e.. Go.1siu & Co
tk- 4 Potter, VI. s. Burr Co.. Carl-r6 Wuey
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rnvrr4rRArEnINr,

HvI make ll POUNDS % excellent 81 - soap.
O. % GALLONS of the very best soii soap. fr
oli, 10'r, '.NTs. Directions o.. eacl box
Pr ale q. 1.. ,lrur and Gra.ery s;-.ss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-15

hpN rEitLD Me- ESStif [.AiSE FOR
THE UsEOF
DurnO's GataTrh snuff.
Which, in the first sts-es ola cola acts ike mag.-
Headache Hcarseress. ript' 10 and Bronchitis
the Ewes Deafness, BAT Tat ~ s1nc u. being the
result Of Catarrh. This snur removes and p-eve.t :
all these and insur-s healthy Head i,s cnscts
are pleasant and safe oven i,r ir ln.s Ela suffer
FROM Slullcs
il has The highest pr'fa -ioa. 'estui1aial- Sold
by al Druggists sent hy Mail to AZ part Gus
fr 20 cent i.r One Box. or 81 f,r four Foy,s
Address, JAS. pUrNO. p o. B.x lzz5
New Y1 }.
Uhr'sa'ehy %. HARSEsA ga. % r1rk Row.
Ny.
Ic.. .-lawsln.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
The ward Meetings.

If there is any one thing upon which
the Union men of Cleveland have fully
and finally resolved, it is that the odious
usurpations of Andrew johnson shall be
terminated, and that "my policy shall
not be thrust down the throats Of the
members of the Union party. Let. them
manifest their stern determination to
stand by their principles against Presi-
Dental treachery, tonight. This evening,
at the various ward and township meet
ings, delegates to the County Union Con-
vention are to be chosen. Let the Union
men who believe that the Union should
be made perpetual, be present in full force.
Let them send to the County Convention
none but those whose patriotism, integri-
ty and stern opposition TO the policy Of
q forswrom and trescherous President are
beyond question. Above all, let them send
no Federal office-holders TO that conven-
ton. Such men may be sound, but there
is reason to fear that not all Of them are
above the temptations of official power
and patronage. And the delegates to the
coming convention, like Cesar's wife,
should not only be pure, but should be
above suspicion.
If the Union voters will only turn out
en- nsasse tonight, all will be well. If
they do not, and if as consequence the
wire-workers of the Johnson-Herold
clique get control of the coming conven-
ton, it will be their own fault
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

for congress and earnestly desired the
preservation of peace, but were without any
sanguine hopes of it. The precise terms ol
/ the basis for negotiations are not vet ad-
duced, but no difficulty is sppreheAded in
the adjustment of the terms. The state
ment that the conditions of the negotiations
include te -ritorial indemnity and cOmpen-
sation to satisfy the claims of the three
powers, was not accurate.
A meeting was held at the Mansion
House, London, on the oath, presided over
by the Lord Mayor, in favor of the move
ment to raise a monument to George Pea
| body, the American banker
Upwards of 900 miles Of new Atlantic
Cable has been slowed on board the Great
Eastern, and the work is proceeding day
and night. 1t is found that the Great
Eastern cannot take all the necessary cable
(2700 miles, on board, and the screw steam
er Medway has consequently been char
tered to take about 500 miles of old cable
from the Great Eastern. Another steamer,
the Albany, is also engaged to assist the en-
terprise, and the British government has
again granted the service of the war steam
er Terrible to accompany the expedition.
Each of the three steamers is to be fur
nished with graphing apparatus SO that the
cid cable may be grappled at any point
The Great Eastern will only partially coal
at Sheerness,oWing to her great draft Of wa
ter. She is expected to quit harbor June
2sth, and start day or two after for Beer
haven, Ireland, where she will complete
coaling and proceed to lay the cable.
The prize fight for the championship be-
tween Mace and Goss was a perfect farce.
The men did little but run about and spar
for an hour and quarter, when they shook
hands and the affair ended in a draw, much
to the indignation of the spectators and
patrons Of the prize ring in general.
The financial and commercial affairs Of
England continued to show great depres-
sion. The bank returns show a continued
drain OF gold, and the pressure for money
indicates that the crisis is not yet over.
Among the latest suspensions are McCul-
loch, Johns S Co, Of Liverpool, India mer-
chants, with liabilities TO the amount of
9750,0O0, and W. K. Conbraugh & Co. of
Liverpool, American cotton merchants,
with liabilities TO the amount of El50,0OO.
Latest by telegraph to Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-Continental politics
are unchanged
The Observer states that no Congress will
assemble unless Austria joins. Austrias
consent has not yet been gwen.
A Paris telegram states that Austria will
discuss the question of compensation under
certain reservations.
Reports gained credit at Prague that Prus-
sian troops are advancing to the frontier.
1Ae Brussels Journal states that Kossuth
was acting in concert with the Italian gov
and endeavoring TO excite rebel |
lion in Hungary.