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Tfa'p Pro~pecss-S3lonIing 41fIa1r-Mllt.
tnfy-Thc SUPPLEMENTARY uf Pablo
Instruction..


tary-Thc SUPPLEMENTARY uf Pablo
Instruction.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlhunc.l
~. Louis, Apn1l6.
II If stated tbat the people OF Ml.toun arc enet-
EcttaIl5 At Cork pr par7ng for biz crop thi. sel
eoa. There Is lite and bns1le through al nolth-
nc.t and central Missouri. The negroes In The
lorae- tase countes are working with a good will,
Anu al lair Wages. The growing xhtat crop !, suf.
ter1pe from the drought. which hax prevailed
IL The ptat'e country rud s1ong the Nor1hcru tier
Of counties. Rain IL wantch, too, in Kansas, TO
bring on tbe r1aIef ana start the wheat ahead
L shpOttrE atar c1me OF in Hay County few
days stnce, al the house Of q man named Martin. A
returned rebel eoldler, named Wainwright, from
fextnE' on, No., happened nj the house, when m
alteration aroec fEiwccn him ant Martin's fon,
resulting In both Of them be1n. seriously wounded.
The onicert OF the Tae1rh Missouri cava!.y haYe
reached home .. u. Jo-eph, No., hay1nR been
mustered out at Fort Leayenwortn. This regi.
mcDt has been stnt,oned f3r eome time at Fort
LaE1m1e.
Recently dispute has arisen a. to which was the
legal Superintendent o! Public Instruction. We
understand That Attorney General Winga'e rave
- he opinion that Pa1ker's app ointment was legal
but that nobtnson WA entitled to hfa snlary up to
the lime bis succestor was appointed and qnallhed.
Prof Robln=on has, therefore, fued out mau-
damn: IN the SUPREME Court Tor the recovery OF
hack ka1ary.
, 1866-04-19
THE PHILADELPHIA MUIR
DER.
Il Trne Ntli of Indictment found
4Eafnat ANTIQUE Hfubs1,

PHILADELPHIA, Apr! 19.-Tht grand jury thts
morning found a true bill Of Indictment against
antoine Probat for the murder OF th. Decr1nc fam-
y. The prisoner Wsa brought Into cour1 and ar
r7ig1ed Il onr o'clock this afternoon. Alter mncn
legal delay, The rtis pner bas1ug no counsel. the
court aftlEncd him Aesfr.. Jpo- r. O'Neill, and J.
=. ". Albert. The prisoner at trst fiated that he
did rot Wish to have hnJ defence 1t all but eubse-
Quenty withdrew his objection to having counsel
Aner conversation NTH the prisoner, Mr, O'EeiIi
asked that the azIai-nmeni he postponed untu u!m-
seI and bis colleague could be afforded time 10 ex-
amtnc The Indictment. II IL Nndcrrtooa that Tie
pritone1 expresses willingness. 10 plead guilty to
The count in The bill charging him with the murder
OF CcrDelins cascy. 1he District Attorney how
cycr, ,-desfRnt to try him upon the count charging
him with the murder Of Dir. Deenns. This nil
thow the confidence Of The Commonwealth officer in
the ssrtncih ct b1e without ayai1lng himself OF
the pretended confession Of the murderer.
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Price $500 Each.
Price $1,O0 Each.


Mak1os K1and iotnl OF. .F4s.sZ5:b
The Uaw1na will l4ke place After Lie Concert the
atsGe Of the Opera House. where 1o,ob persons
witness it. Committee will be appointed BY the
dlencc 10 supeEnteud the same. All purchasers and
agents will be supplied With correct lists Ut drawing
a published. Tickets for sale At the PrincI
rsl HOTELS Book and Musfc stores In The city and
Ouce, 50 Deasborn-at. price $l0 each. Sent oy
mall receipt Of pEco and stamp for return postage
Good and relabic AKcn4 wanted In every city, Town
md village In the 0tlted 3tates, to whun grra H.
dueeaensa arc odered. differences required.
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explosion have been l. entitled. Seven or eight
'the1H are missing, who were probably blown 20
Atotns. II IL tolerably well ascertatntd TINT the
e!pto ion YES car.ed b. the concussion n opening
leaking box Of uitfoglJceE1ne which the owner
condition.
1he Boafd Of Supervisors hare pared m order
fhandn& e. ~ n 70 t2Sna S'.an ,ns eit5 u
les 7iu:ions otrespect to the memory Of Nj. q. r.
Bell.
Of the La Bouehc1c arrived he's Yesterday.
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FROM TlTUSVILLE, PA.
A Great Conf4gvntton-Nnny ISuI1d-
1ngs and Ah0pa Destroy ed-Loss $780,


900.
111rsy111E, Pa, April 1s.-A are broke cut here
ut halt past one O'Clock thts morning, In snail
fssme building on the corner OF FrnnkI,a aud Short
staee1s. and thence ended IN all directions with
aWcpt with III. sis,ible fozre nortnward. The fol-
lowing are among the iote1s: plllingham Coles
machine chop. Union Hntel, hailroad Hotel.
National Hotel. Buffalo Dining ssalco2, Allan
Goud'e foundry and machine works; Nil.
ltr md Wiekcrt't grocery; O,msted 4 Je.l,uf*t's
paint and oil store; Graneet. Trlue & Co.'s gro
cefy and feed Btoro; 1urller'6 cigar md tobacco
tacso.J; Wus. schiewe's grocery: Bfoen l. Bar
soD's ftoye and hardware s+ore; meat market; shoe
store, suaa grocery and various other build
ingt.
LArER-BcMuIen & Br!ap's foundry, the Pc
tro]eum Hotel, John Locke + sons machine shop.
and tho bakery next north Of The founury, ere the
pujy buildings len On Ft1rkin st1eef befN cen the
Kaceway and the railroad. Two parties have becn
a11tsted on suspicion Of having cau:ed the trc.
I ht tota iesa is 23l1OoU
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ANOTHER.
Herring'S Patent Champi0u Safes

In the recent extensive Erca. Hu1n.n. OF Baus's
BniidinE. The books, papers and money
come ont "4s good - new"
N1w YonK. Ap:t1 6, 1855.
Messrs. He1.lrg Co.. No. Isl Broadway:
GESrs: TIC Herrtl. Patent Sale We bought ct you
few 1so ha. ust been dug ont from the ruins OF the
recent extensive mr., corner Bfosuway and Barcayst
0us blld!ug, No. 81 Dtoocwss, where the rt origin
ated. was entirely destroy d, and had barely t!mc
to escape With live. The safe expossi 10 in
tense hexr yes happy inffta you that every
thing it contained books papers ana monty. are a11
good as new. HI. BANG. No. 81 Broadway.
The above safes can bt seeo At cur Waferooms, No.
III FEcadw1y, with others from the zuins Of The
Broadway and Eullon-st. tres.
AEkK1NE Il Co,
40 >sta1c 9.Ecet, Chicago.
HERRING: i CO..
Isl Broadway, New York.
FARRELL, IlEkkRklNE d. Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ocly manufacturer ct HeEz1nG'A Pa:e1t Champion
Ft1c Proof Safes, and Herring 4 Goa New Patent
Bankers Saic.. undo with the FranHlIaite Patent
Cty ystA1lzed Iron. aptiy9tat-TE. .T1f.net
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Nk,p .a1bertt&emext1.
FAMILY: FLOUR.
We have uade arrangements to kseP supply
the celebrated hs11d Of j..
& Eexk Steam K1oT,

Manufactured bJ PLANT, Of ST. LOUIS.
No bsxnd IN the Union rneets With more uaiVef-
nj hyu1. This lot was m.de last October, Of old
wheat, which Il NOW aluaost iupossib1e to oht1ia,
and DO wheat Of tho Int crop ts good enough TO
make th1s hz1nd- Those who Na2t ths best Pour
to he had, ahould call and order the PLANTS
EAGLE STEAM" .We sell 10 Gsoees and f7ouE
Dealers II $1600 per barrel and By the stnsse bar
rel It $t701
On account Of the difficulty row to get sound
Flour, we bare, II tho solicitation OF several deal
e-s, concluded 10 keep On h.nd for the CITY
TRADE, The
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SUPREAE COURT ILLINOIS

ISptG1 UeSpafEu 10 tHe Cn1C4SU ffsuunt.T
OTTAWA, Ill.,, April 49,
OCT. franklin Psrnlce It al IS. Danie: Law euc.;
argued b, Grcpor1 & Kaics for sppellee, and for
appellant by Deckwllh, md taken under adri.e-
t1tpt.
Tomorrow will probably fnt:h the hsst ca1l ofths
docket
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SAN FnAsC1eco. April 17.-About one huudred
Wnalets bare emily been heard from At Honolulu,
al FerJ tucceesIui; the a.noun: Of oil secured
trDnfnE Efom 20Q 10 500 hag1tlr each.
1he bodieA Of exht persons, 6lled By yesterdays
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HEBBlNGS
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES

IN ALL THE FIRES! BROADWAY AND Full
TON STREET.
SE~ foEE, Aprll9 .. 1851.
Eessrs. Herring Co.:
6fS5LHA1y: I have tust opeoed ny uEaR1EG'S
PATENT SAFE, which hss lain among the ensb-rs o.
the Broadway and Fu1ton-.t- tFe since Friday morn
the 6lh tIst.
Iha safe To my office the third .,er OF the hve
story building No. y. Broadway aud was in rhs hottest
par Of The Fe. Notwlst2. 0lnx the IN sud the great
heht endu e the saie has btt true % its and liz
t-rst and ithfuy sustained the reputation Of your
house.
AIny books md papef1 contained tn the safe are Ia
good condition before The IRE. except the slight
damage oecastoIed By the steam which comes fto.n
the 1re proof dlltnE JOHN 3. i usuRNAEN.
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From New OFteauk.

NEW ORLEANS. April 1s-The enclosures on the
lryre OF the New ! ork Ain1I Steamship Coupany,
and Atlantic 4 Mississippi steam:oaf Company.
were totn down '6ts day. amid :Erat excitement.
-o1 Tue ounci1, a. the enclo*uEr< were ineral
Mule .iDdr.rest preva'ls IN upper Loalet4na and
Mississippi. DudIlo eDas~ arc Killing o1 mule:
Killed IN one night On another, t~enty-tVe On
-othefr. tHenty.
1llrre u. continua! reports Of damages to cotton
4nd *c~n hy Tue frost an7 rain
Tue f1st sace to.day mile heats. three IN dve, was
won by G..uy; .tn-, ss:0s::. e:1sK. 2eh. second
race-l~o mile dafh-won b. Charley Armstrong
time. 4aG
General Cauby has if6ued an order explanatory oi
The l1rttdtnl's proclamation. He crars It does not
euspc1d marital Law, nor enlss already bs5ore mill
Arrjved-Stcancr Raleigh from New York; esil.
ed-Msnotu tOr New York
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Tire Fep5Mn Furry

NV YoHk, april 1s-spcciab 70 the Herald
nom ST, stephens today Fay: :" Ihe Adln'ans
General Of Maine arTived to-day: 4 aausn lf'ea'e
- n tbe river, ~lsh troops aiIoard
he Tautda Eanpost de+patch nays the Fen!an
.rhno,er wa apa1r sazod today, but released this
IN A.ethtn Of tho West IDdta squadron went up
+h4 X fntx to-asy. She brought eeven hundred
fnoaa from Halifax.
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SILVER Pf+ATED 9SUUDS-
Plated Tea Set, g pieces. EoEezs i Bros
manufacture. l-5.................... ........
Flnteo Te8 Sctt. 8 pieces. Rogers d Efotts
!nsn9f,e,nrs 1a4.s3 Tas IL ,,ecs; a:;. i a;1;;;
manufacture, &c.. ....... ....-.........
Plated Urns, best qnAiltY, 1o9......-..-,....
Plated Liquor Stand OF : Boa.mtan g14As
COt4ESs ~ s-.+Assss-v
Pickle st4nd, 2...... :........... ...-........
! Fruit BASKET, .-............+-....---...
Toilet Set. &o..: ..... =. :. ..:.... ...-..-
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FerAo0al.
. BosroS. April 18.-.-3cn. Meade aud stat passed
through this city to-day, IN route for Eastpost Ne
Fer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III, sea Eou rth PAxe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
CITY NE VS..

Masonic MEETING AT COOPER lSsITUTE.-A
Masonic meeting held last evening al Cooper Institute
to make preparations Fair to be held next Fall in aid OF
the Hall and Asylum Fund Addresses were made by Past
Grand Master Robert D. Holmes, Grand Master John W.
Symond and Grand Secretary james NJ Austin Some very
good vocal and instrumental music was furnished by Mile
FIea de Gcbee and Messrs. George Simpson Jonn X
Thomas and Edward Hoffman who had volunteered their
services on the occason Mr. Holmes explained IN bis ad
dress il was the desire Of Brotherhood to build some
where IN The interior OF this suitable establishment for
an asylum for the destitute widows AID children Of deceased
Maons and in or 20 meet the expenses Of maintaining the
same when completed proposed erect in this city
building somewht resembling the Cooper Institute the rents
derived on which should form fond defray the expenses
Of the asylum carry this design considerable sum
would be appealed to the wives ana
daughters OF the Masons their influence with their
male relatives 10 obtain this sum- The addresses
mostly directed point. In spite Of heavy shower
which was falling the hour designated FOR the commence
ment Of the exercises. the large ha was well filed great
proportion Of those present being ladies' Both the addresses
the warmly app.agGed several OF the songs
being eDcOred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Horse Market.

The virtual prohibition Of Canadian horses is now
felt the lighter supply and advance in prices The 20
per gold duty put upon Canadian horses than
ago only prohibition up 10 the Fenan excite
ment Provincial Government stepped in with
barge on what AT the time really amounted nothing
Canada horses still remain unsOd OF the large stock
the line just prev TO the duty The weather for
week has been uuayOtabe for tradec0d and
we-but with the Of sunshine there is little
activity and gentlemen in OF driving
already looking among the and fancy stocks Of
dealers. As high as 5000 can 70 paid for fancy
span and ESQ for single horse. Next To these good
OF roadster and family horses also large express aud
carhOrsc which rather scarce and bring 5000 20 $1,000
pair $40 500 for single animals Railroad horses
are furnished in large numbers S35deiJO each.
There has been quite a shipping demand for Mexico
Havana &C.. mostly carriage. nearly all spans.
5000 to 81 500 per pair person who has taken oae
lots Of common horses South 10 sell 10 the freed
about starting with ~ for Savannah. He meets
with ready sale for owprced work horses and finds the
freedmen have the money 10 for them too. Taken
whole the market active and enough stock is in
the street present wants though indications point
higher run IN future and further advance prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Proposed Congress.
THE INVITATION.

Paris telegram of the 18th SAYS Identical notes were
Dispatched yesterday and to-day by the English, French
md Russian Cabinets Ia Berlin Vienna. Frankfort and
Florence for the assembly OF Congress TO deliberate
upon the question of the German Federal Reform, that OF
tie Ebe Duches and the Austro-ltaian difficulty IL IL
expected that the Congress viii assemble on the oh OF
June.
gress generally regarded settled, and Is sad tnat
Austria will consent the discussion of the venetian
question on the basis of territorial compensation. .
According TO statement the Congress cannot be held
unn the 10Th Of June
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
tn. DQlg Ne saws that plenipotenaries expected
q meet three weeks but IN less than three weeks all the
rombatants will be ready for the fray.
certain that conference will assemble and the neutras
WHO have called it will have the opportunity Of proposing
iber Mans Of pacfcaion Ii is essential for the cause
OF pesre that Austria aud Prussia should authorize their
REPRESENTATIVES yield the one on the question OF Nene-
ala and the other on the question Of the Duchles Du y
NAV lessen our national influence 20 proclaim beforehand
shat the result of the conference VIII IN event affect the
Iosition of this country If any pressure is be applied
H. e dsturber Of the public peace must be by Others
THE INTENTIONS OF AUSTRIA.
" The OJserrcr that Congress will assemble
nules Austria Joins Austrian consent not yet given.
Paris telegram states that Austria viii discuss the
aueson Of compensation under certain reservations re-
specting the nature Of the compensation
DECLARATION OF THE MOSITEUR.
The Paris MoH,ter confirms the dispatch by the three
peutalipowers of for the assembly OF Congress TO
meet in Paris at the earliest possible date.
VIEWS OF THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT.
I In the House of Commons on the oath, Mr. DIsraeli
made inquiries 10 the negotiations for European Con-
rrefs Mr. Gladstone said he could add little TO Lord
1arendons recent statement in the House OF Lords The
British Government felt il their duty TO entertain the pro-
posas for Congress and earnestly desired the preserya-
ZION Of peace but without any sanguine hopes OF H.
The precise terms Of the basis for negotiation not
vet adjusted but difficulty apprehended in the adj
1ustlnent OF the terms.
The statement that the conditions of negotiation in
eude territorial indemnity and compensation TO satisfy
he claims of the three Powers not accurate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Italy.
VOLUNTEERS.

The Italian volunteers were proceeding day by day IN
thousands 70 their dep0is.
DEPARTURE OF GARIBALDI PROM CABRERA.
Gabad not expected to enter on the scene VII .ne
last moment but il was reported he left Caprera on the
2}d for the coast Of the AdTiatic.
LITTER FROM GARIBALp
In letter dated Capcra May II, Gribald says; u is
in every wav advantageous for the country that all are
ready and united II question of life or death or inc
nation and il is for all Italy 10 solve The problem sha
accept of all who are willing 10 oppose foreign oppression
As for Instructions apply friends on the Comlns-
sion especially to enedeo Carroll. truce to dss""fions
and opinions. We must act
A REACTIONARY CONSPIRACY.
rcaconary conspiracy had been discovered at Naples
the members If which had been melting soldiers 10 desert
Arrests ON large scale were being made The Ciencal
and Bourbon party IN a state of terror.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07


Reports are again current at Prague that the PrussaD
troops are advancing 10 the frontier.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
II Was stated that the Crown Prince of Prussia had been
offered the Regency during the war, but he declined say
Ing his place was with the army.
CoYvoCATIoS OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
In case of war Prussia intends TO coDvoke the German
Parliament 20 meet al Berlin.
LETTER FROM TIE KING.
The King Of Prussia has forwarded reply 10 the ad
dress presented 70 him the 18th inst by the munich
patty of Breslau. His Majesty gives his royal word as
nedge that no ambitious desrenOt such would
be stifabe in the interest OF the common faherland
but the duty of defending Prussia and her sacred rights
alone induced the King 10 arm his people. The inbab
ants Of Bresau be convinced that an understanding
on the question issue between the Government and the
Chamber is the earnest aim and wish Of the King. In
eonyoking the PruSsan Diet the King hoped that IN view
Of the dangers by which Prussia threatened, conflict
ing views questions of right might be found recon-
cabe the general sefsacrhce for the defense Of the
fatherand.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE PRUsSIAN TROOPS.
A dispatch from Altoona says Prussan renforcements
n.Andwehr in passing through the town OF Schleswig
loudly expressed their disgust for war; and declared TO the
citizens thar they would not fire the Austrans or any
other of their German comrades The troops were dis
respectful TO their officers. Austria in case OF war Will
probably call the HOlsten contingent and arm the
SArtisais of the Duke of Augustenburg In this way
Austria will obtain TO- 900 TO $4,000 good troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
NEW YORK DAILY TElBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE T. 1866.

ar sDs,r IN M sales Resin steady, At 6ja73 Spirits
Tafpentine quiet at 49, Petroleum ina tive, iia2 for
Refined. . it,, - -. ,,..,..sr
oue and quotatans barely nainaided. Iron que, at goa
t6 for rails and bars and 81 for Scotch Pig. Sugar heavy
ana 6d an lower Coffee stA declining. Tea dul ana
earer Rice steady .Taow very dun at H. spIts luf'
pertine quiet at as Petroleum steady al 22 loT kehned
Lnseed Cakes very dGl and lower Lsesu VII s'in u'
IoynoS MoSyy MARKTT-Consols closed FRIDAY. at soy
ds6l for money T. s zoos at d.do'i ETC ohres a' ~"
Al; Illinois Centrals. at "A. a15i.
LATEST
IVrRPooI May &c p. mCoiton sales tony w. p N,
which 1900 taken by spectators ohu eiPoi'eis
ket hrmer, but unchanged
Breadstnffs inactive Provisions dull ., -
United States 2Os G5 GGJs Erie sAares Al c4@i anu LII
NOS CeutIals at 76a76l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
ENGLISH FINANclAL AFFAIRS IMPROVING,
United States FntTw,niics, 65 II TO 65 ST.


HumAx Wednesday. June g. 1906
The steamship Africa Capt Anderson, which left Liy-
spool Of ip ~. the 10th via Queenstown, 9th alt.
arrived st Halifax AZ O'Clock this morning en- route TO
Boston. She has 80 passengers for Halifax and " for
Boston The Africa had ne weather during the passage
She sailed az p m foT Boston whore she will be due
FRIDAY morning She passed. May y, at a. m, 30
miles west of Fastnet. steamer Palmyra. Latitude 81
longitude IA passed steamer City Of Paris, for Liverpool
Jane 4 at of Cape Race, passed steamer st. Pat
yiCk. bound last.
The steamship Queen. from New-York, arrived at
Queenstown on the morning Of the 2Ith and at Liverpool
pn the forenoon of the next day.
The steamship Louisiana, from New-York, reached
Queenstown on the evening Of the oath.
The steamship E,na, from NcwYork arriycdat Queens
town on the light of the gath and at Liverpool on the az
lernoon Of the 18th.
Tie steamship Scotia, from New-York arrived at
Queenstown al sp. m the 25,h and at Liverpool on
she afternoon of the 26th.
The steamship Mississippi, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton the 18th.
The steamship Amgo, from New-York, arrived at Fal'
mouth on the 18th.
The steamship Borussa, ron New York, arrived at
Southampton the morning OF the GOTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Austria.
MOVEMENTS OF KossUTB.

MOVEMENTS OF KOssUTU
The Brusse Journal states that KOssuh was acting in
concert with the Italian Government and endeayoring to
excite revolution in Hungary
EARTHwORKs NEAR VIENNA.
Eartbworks foT intrenchmeDts near Vienna, have al
ready been commenced.
ARCHDUKB ALBRECHTs ORDER
Arehduko Abrecht had addressed the order Of the day
% the Austrian troops under his command
A PROCLAMATION TO THE vESETiASs.
A proclamation looked for in Venice ordering the
delivery up Of all arms and it expected that proca-
nation Of state Of siege would follow.
RIGOROUS MEASURES AGAINST EMIGRASTS.
The rigorous execution Of the death penalty threat
,ned against all Venetans emigrsng TO take service in
he Italian army.
SECOND CONSUMPTION IN vESETIA.
The official Venetian Gazette publishes orders for a
second cOnscnpton for 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
The Federal Diet.
AZ IMpORTANT REsOLTTION.

An INFORMANT RESOLUTION.
T. he Federal Diet at Frankfort, the proposal of the
Middle states that the Diet should request Austria,
rrssa and an the German States which have lately IN
creased their military establishments to reduce them 10
peace footing was unanimously adopted.
DECLARATIONS OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The representatives Of Austria and Prussia SAID that az
thc next setting Of the Diet they would communicate the
conditions on which they willing TO darm ana the
latter referred to the proceeding of Prussia as evidence OF
her Iacfc DESIRES and earnestly reiterated the cemahd
for the conyOcatOn of the German Parliament as the Only
means perhaps, OF averting war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

make no alliance with the North German States. their
neutrality being equally desirous'
sAXOSY.
The Saxon Government has prohibited tho expectation
of com hay aud suaW until Oct l.
WUrTEMBERG.
The Chamber Of Wutemherg opened to-day. 10
s,b frr the throne expresses hope that the dlineal-
s in Germany NAV vet be peacefully settled by justice
being rendered to Scheswg HOlsen and by the aecomP-
Isbment Of federal reform. In contrary case, Wur'en-
berg with her allies, will resoutey place hersen Oh 'ne
10 9f ripff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Under treatment Neutrality-suspicious..
THE EXCITEMENT AT coNEY ISLAND POINT

The excitement in relation to the establishment OF
Quarantine on Coney Island Point subsidized somewhat yes
teray when the residents ascertaned that another locality
had been selected by the Health Commissioners Some sp
prehend however that viii yet be occupied Tor slmal
and readily give credence to the many rOmors In
circulation The night previous Deputy Sheriff Tucker VIII
q number of Deghboring residents remained on inc au
u near 70 o'clock for the purpose Of serving the injunction
granted by Judge Lott upon any Commissioner VINO might
land Tnev returned homo satisfied that the island was sure
from invasion, for the present nj least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

ARRIVAL or THE RX.

ARRIVAL OF THE BX-CAPTAIS GENERAL OP CUBA
The following telegram to-day dispatched the Secretary
vi State from this city
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcrATToRSEr(
NEW YORK lune b. 1860
wv II. Secretary Qf Warrington ID. c.
BY United OF Havana, 70
inform you that Domingo Duc eft
"a June New Spanish steamer
Isabel La Caiolics, and isnow due a. this
Ac United District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
China.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

SHANGHAI, April "a large number of Imperial troops
has been sent 10 the Province of Shanung where the
Rebels are said TO be very numerous.
SHIP BURNED By COOLIES
The coolies board the Italian ship Napoleon Canver,
revolted and fired the vessel Six hundred and twenty
coolies were burned