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Cori,n.-,h rr-m rlrat rnrc.

Couiin'ed trcm iifft thiic'
~ we rny aid another fact less important. Toe
Preach reprcsortvcs accredited 90 the German states
Which have lccp invaded Prussia have received
lions 10 follow tho Soyeogns who upon the appoach Of inva
SION may withdraw another point upon The German cII
tory TOR this reason Count de Reset Envoy TX
iIaoTdnary and Minister II Dpotcntary Of France hIs
with PERSONAL Of lis Legation immediately followed the
az Of Hanover In his before the Pussan army
The Baron de Forth Ronen preparing 20 take te sat
step with regard 20 the king OF SlXony when MS Mua5
himself declined this mark Of Difference by requesting wy
cofJs diJonetqAt in general 10 remain M Dresden
facts which y0ucl Or as perfectly autnehtv' %
the most pcrcmptoTy manner the rumors prop m
foreign iourna according 10 which the represent VI
France received orders aoquant officially inc oFr
mems 20 which they accredited that me woe OF the e
the 18th inst violation OF the Federal pact ~ rs
n sense gne opposed the resolution Of ffusa tht th
CnIrcs OF Pans and Of London expressed hemselses
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OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT CE.


wlR Az LAsr-04RlBALDi ENTERING THE TYRoL-
b. MARuOBA CROSSES THE MISCIo-TnB ITALIAN
yLgEr TIUSpERIEG AWAY AT SOME UNKNOWN
PoiST-CIALDiN OPENING on THE Po-AUsTRIAS
DIFFICULTIES AID srRATRGy--DASHISG ENERGY
or VICTOR EMASUBL-THE sUT or TUE QUAD
RlLATgRAL TO By CRACKED ENTHUSIASM OF THE
ITALIAN NATION.
MILAN June % 1866.
At last We in motion, and our cclcrly rivals, If it
docs not surpass, that OF Prussan allies To-day
Ganbadis volunteers enter tho Tyrol and Victor Eman
ae and La MarmoO, a, the head Of 100000 men, cross
tho Mnco. The pon, Of crossing is not stated but it
must be at Goto the Of last victory in
1872. We have SO lpcA love for postcal usliee that
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The ArurUuE OF RUSSIA.


IHE AIIIIUIE OF hUs,IA'
=, Nod - T,re "a rrhl.tcs the following articei
~ ''" ~ h, - g.. ,-itetea moth.
Al cftcNI hoLtht - %. ~ iirce Snob ia mo at.
ing impressive as Cclmness ana slelc'' oN i'
uiuGe o. Russia At'cnps are I~uS ' .t AZ icrCe
1he mystery ~ TINS "ini-oV anu 20 ~ ~
MoySinent. o. t@c i 49, Ie scnt nv PT,pec ofcha
slieti"I ~ I,cuVlt a. '' -. -'oi, 40. rrssia
hoh 20 &c s. ~ 7.,r-i~ ~ ,,e Inronsan
C1ad LII ltl-ath hui-eAl - an ".S4 80 -. - -
e4allbilnm IL Las even ueen t." tH-t 4yt'- N'ion
declaring tiai RUSSIA "o.lI Icil~4l ASDll w 49,
90 tie SAME IL ls sclt'Y necessary ~ ' ~ p, M
atsurcy Of these ihVtniOus SO contrary 10
usagCs, ana even 20 inclhaloA- liVpicli,s ~
Russia 10 the present Cas is So Simple anu 80 lu.i 4" az
efforts Of Imagination can ee dlsp hsel VIZ hss'a
desiied me OF PEACE i-S LIP iI II a.
o. l.rJ T ,fc o. og C5urress as the los. chanco
g. "a ~ ,, $3.50 Nc NJ on m these atteIpts
i.I W q, 80 ~ ~ ,sbf.t1e, b. ol-
INV ~ ~ I ie e., .,o 6,1t eftcntyrlv md 10 pro
IeA."i.H ~ I'''- y. 49,. -. ,e,c,+rs ilor atti+tic
tett LeI lA.Oe',s "a i.-l e % - no f ir,rSe in T.,
llt4tll4t Nav Dc Iet"4 o. "a 10. ~ ." o-, -
Ih lts. ue.l .oS-' - ~. ~ tD t,c.c M 1o-vor Z
u must De MgaAed ~ Nsi s-oula not Y. - and IN
GelI-heAL bD' 'l',c eau ". -, - lglsr he
no case Gan lle eo.-.', 81 V.'-.t Va ~ M - 49,, f,u
eSF.ihtS ~ t.e lu' ~ ~ 80 & I-,,oe ,ro,ld
A"ht ~, - -.'.. .-' o-,.s5 tbst Irssia MS
h'eetV 81 'auiI-t es - my oeis b'r m seek no.
mont p"' con. lie ir1nccI o demand
'4u.'i~ ~ .-'t ocs - all
RoulQ bt fuaal tlta against 10 l.''D-, 49, ~
iefsllohs ln lue Eur 90 ' ,;~ -rrl m an
anu WIN .htet W. NV ti,.t
DndeIstaLdLs ietHten tLe Lc1tci over. -. ~
RnSSlc would not CiJect 10 IT, NAcA IN uuItis, tlN'-
be possible would Tie 40 advantage III Wouia nuNC tI
object in ne nrst Iaee 10 i bo rro,t c5
Since the Calamity cannot ID. t,tti % W. -,
vantage 20 INIT l's eN-eAt ana - plete-t - o. -
eAte,aEg ana es,.e-.! --sr~eTt botvocn ,Se
nhDe e!tc|1s - 80 - ~ ~ resnl. In the second
ILIee Le gl4- 49, &c |, 49, -, az ciioot Fur1nean
Place tas ogieemc1, 7' i H M frst favorable
1-'N-'.N- ;,eete ia he larrcDfcd
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Russia.
THE RUSSIANS Il CENTRAL ASIA.

IIE IaEIINN 9f'I'E'
ST PErEasBURG, June -.
Telerraphic advces received here rom Oren1ug
announce that TIC Russians occupied k 'nd 10 Boa
baa after an obstinate defense e par % she Fafr son,
which lasted days. The loss u e boshaIans = stated
10 have been very considerable That n tie Russians only 100
Liled Ihs latter have -0s D tie sIrcts OF the
syraria thereby lcug tie Eur 81 b5k-aa 10 most e''I''
cal position. ,,-..
relative 20 tie movements - Eli..lr ic' No changes
lave been made n their s.otorl ad lo oes on irolsh
have been Tecl ld. N0ptefycitiJn 500 ic " '"e P,'1
Of The I,nssiAI lNiALA...Ai.
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Rome.



OF % persons imprisoned in this city for political
osnses 20 have received bv order O. the Pope. communal
ton OF their Imprisonment and four have been set At
liberty.
EO,fE June -
Ala Consoy held here this morning the Pope created the
follow ing Cardinals Archbishop Cullen Monsiruori Hohen
lIhc Bslo Corsoin Mattcucci. His Holiness also
pointed nine rreaies bishopcs ana nine other
bishops ia yrubns fgfdciigm. Mgr Meroce was made
bishop ia parf.bAs Of AefyleLe.
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A Lore srAsoY or PrpILAeg

Tie Rev J. - F.!ris Grand Rari Wis. wTirsi The ns-
s cei,c en- esdes Ny wfe q dc ly n s
avsl worked bout tie 1T tfica.y she bad end % sht
with q iosg neccary Lce. bui she s
trouble r e1y Mud viii yoriNicx Gi'tsl The e'i
we a. sly j. Jazz r.1t cglfut hat We s1y heartily
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The yEinntouomah in England.

HER ARRIVAL AT SPIrHkAD-EXCHANGB OF CObk'
TESIEs.
The United States shps-oi-war Mantonomah ana
Augusta arrived and anchored az head on SATURDAY morn
iug the sd June from Queenstown route % INC lac
The customary interchange Of salues 10 lowed Cap eau
mont ard Murray paid official visits TO me Admiral ~ oIs
month, af eward Admrlls Sir Thomas Paisley AID wellesley
paid heightened private VISIT to the American menoiWaF
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Greece.
THE GREEK MINISTRY.

THE GREEK MINISTRY.
AIuENs June q 1866.
new Ministry has been composed, a. follows VI.
Bueals President and Minister Of TIE Interior u Bcl
ceorgis Minister FOR ForsIgn Affairs and Jgstlee; NJ
Chrstiies Minister Of Finances NJ hehaya Mln's'er OF
Pablo Worship; NJ Dresses, Minister Il hainei NJ
Auemis, M.lisicr Of VIZ.
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Latest.

The Vile de Paris, Marathon, Allemannia and
Hermann all arrived. Alemannia arrived at Needles ~
minutes before Hermann The Qaeen has accepted the reg
nation OF the Ministry The Times believes Lord Derby will
endeavor construct new Ministry Lord stanley for
Foreign MiDisier
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VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.

THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC or sUNDAY-TnB GREATER
NUMDR OF RUIZ SHOPS OPgS-sALoOSs N rHg
BowERY WIDE OPEN.
Yesterday, in consequence of the order issued by
Superintendent Kennedy that aTcs should be made
n1tl the constt0Hoty Of The Excise Law had beeh
thoroughly tested and decided upon the majority liquor
dealers carried ter business ucuL To al appear
however their remained the Initiated
knew there side doors and a7asd themselves q the
privileges thus offered
In the Bowery the neabeer saloons made TO proense Of
being closed but were kept wide any during
the week Owing doubt TO the heat weather
places anything but full At Of these
there anything sold but lager beer lacards bong cousDcU
ousy posted IN the various bars that liquors q any dcTp
on woud he yendod Notwithstanding tie keeping Of
the majority Of the shops there were not eases Of
drunkenness and the business done Urge
cpaed Indeed with the greater potion Of law abd
ing citizens the closing Of the liquor saloons Sunday s
ing their custom assist the liquor dealers in breaking tho
BRooKLYS-THE EXCISE LAW BEFORE THE SUPREME
COURT.
On Saturday Mr. Joseph ~ Keichum proprietor Of
the Monaas Hotel No u fuon St. was arrested ioI eng
liquor without license and taken before Justice SornWe oy
after ex-Judge Moore applied Judge Gilbert a. SPECIAL
Term writ Of habeas corpus against ne justice VotE
tho cause 4 detention forthwith The writ YVES granted and
the hearing set down fer Monday Cooley st = ocoeS a. H.
Gen Cr0oke appeared conjunction with tie u strict
new the Hon. 3 H. Morris Tor The peope tbs Is me hIt
time he law has been hefoio ie SOP enc Cov uio sno c
eson be lI0cd Or with deep interest Ooth ny me oA'-
Gates and opponents Of the The decision o Judge Car
6o1o and Of that Of Recorder Hacke being merely ot DO
not seem TO be very satisfactory to either party iie Iglo
dealers 90 rot much fash n le foundness % The
decisions II he abOyenamed Judges and therefore CONTINUE
to take out licenses under The law.
In consequence Of tie many nancons granted restraining
the Police from interfering wiki tie gchee oeaer peci'
alv the saloons hgonEholt tie city aud suburbs were
generally kept open yesterday, and ctiTa ted large NUMBER
Of customers Tie Police C. not interfere. Some Of tie pre-
rretos sold Rhine wine but est OF GU som nothing but
lager beer The porter houses nos openat least any,
t was sold it as on the sly Tbeday passed OF ~ quiet
and orderly manner
SUNDAY IL HOBOKES.
The Sunday excitement in Hohuken has died our
Yesterday tie br o. visitors was rIcisr than is usul
AT This time Of year the running % bo 'afyls o'l
ties o. tie were not unc0mioa5y crowded as A-. oecn
TIC case for several wccts past.
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France.


The gazette Ge FrIrcc Of this evening publishes
c5rr.e from the Government. c9ntrldicug the state.
neut by tlat journal tLli dcputaon o. e lrIbop1
merchants - Paris lad requested Government 10 author
ize Illumination tie event Of victory being gained by
Austria. -
95Op m--rhe Bourse has been firm. Rentos closed at
Gf i5c or IJc. sher than yesterday.
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China.
UoyC .KONG. MAY

HoyG.KoSG, May 25.-The Tea market here is not
yet open but New Tea have been shipped Ex
change on London. 81.
SHANGHAI May ao-rca and sils. nothing doing TX
change London Z.
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India.
ROuBAY. June /.

BOMBAY. June l2.-Cotton firm; but little doing.
Exchange on London, J. Froights. l. o.
CALCUTTA June il--Markets unchanged. Exchange on
London. , II. Feights, 40.
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Belgium.

PnUssELs jane 70. lst6.
The departure Of the King and Queen for Eng!aud
Kan was fixed COZ last eek viii place IN few days
The Princess Metternca lcf. Brussels to-day.
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The Danubian Principalities.

NJ FTATTFI
Prince Charles of HOhenz0llcrn has issued procla-
nation calling for volunteers Join the army. military
ton Tor defense O. the country will soon become neces
saFV
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The MAYORS OFFICE IIorRS.-On and after Mon
day Juy loo to Sept H. st6 tho Office hours Of Mayor
Hoffman vii lc hOm IL o'clock a. ID 10 o'clock p IN.
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A11rnrn SrrIxnIiYn.-O1 sainrlaY lasl IN

ALLEGED SwIXDLSG.--On Saturday last Capt
yoaran Of the Sixth P.ccinc arrested samuel Morgnla1
ieweer residing 40 s) Spriucst, on tie comPant 81
Joseph Hamerschaay OF No ils C1aiAlm'st Inc oonpln
ant states that the 22l tie accused called upon Lin aud
stated thai Ae wished to sell hin three gold b. j. which be ex
ibitcd These be represented 70 b. pre- gf' - er hue
The comul.rant nrg agreed 10 paw fF item - ccLJ per
noBuy weight provided that the balls represented
This offer pied by the accused The us ere GUY
weighed aud The specified came 20 $40 % lie money
was counted End al upon the counter but thc complain
declined pay il until be was satisfied as 70 re
purity Of metal ard this be could easily determine rs h
furnace was nj ] He accordingly throw IN the
ba but Will engaged watching the melting process the
accused picked up and left the lace HE com
panant discovering that bis customer had gone became
satisfied that had been swnded ard this proved to be ne
ease The balls had been covered with thin coating OF eod
worth perhaps So; bsGs On tbs saieue4t
Justice DoWng held tie prisoner 70 bail Il the sun Of slCh
10 answer tie con llist.
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lGENGFNBRI'S FAiLNIl -
DIT on and TAKEN OFF I'm a MOMENT ~ any
without sewing eye.et screw Fve o. cvt u VIC &
They be changed ou ,sIe. 20 another m lh
n.y. null of nor fer the cloth Mads in sye ef
GENTS and CIIIlDRENs WEAR; ao for The AhAii uuu 49,,
In order % let The pu1c OF onse see e on recepo
The price one set SLEEVE BUTTONS, Lai " nci a.
ASSORTED BOX censuas one co1 zen q, h., 'o
Vests and Qvercoat. - box. \ in. .es'n Ne . ~
.b NV ,tvis nj Bttton can ordered vii BE- cent ~ ~
spplc,tien Call OF address W. B. WATKINS, sole Nt "a
H-l,ysv conner Cstalst New ior T. o.. Boa 40 oa'" I'll
,tat enc YOU Jaw the advertisement show mi ob0ui "
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Egussiu.
NEUTRALITY OF re sIA.

ST. PfrERsBuRcH Saturday.
Tie IqraLde R4se officially denies be rumor lately current
relative 10 the movements Russian troops No changes have
been ode in their stations AID soldiers on iuoueh nave
been recalled
Koprter,engon stn remains tie policy Of the Russian
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IL INGSFORD's OSWEGO CORN STARCH, in:
IN O. CHOLERA, pnrvrilg EPlDlAt. IS.
HEALTdftL ARTICLE or DEE
Il Is made from the most delicate psrt INDIAN 'oh|,
and is perfectly PURE.
II is easy OF digestion, auG delicious .nj most nutritious
SUMMER FOOD.
For sale hy al PROMINENT GROCEEs.
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CITY NEWS.

Tie Rev 4. /. Hay Of Texas viii gladly confer
with al boxing to setaneat investment 10 Louisiaha "
Texas. lie is az tie Iinh Avenue Hotel.
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urday afternoon Mons Augaste Busly onterained urge
number # lady and gentlemen spectators at the Elm Pax by
making ore Of BIS fire balloon accusiols He went mp ~ tho
monster Mongoier which was iulatei with rarehed aT
and tlen liberated from terra nrma As ne u"oo
Nos Bgisav commenced performing slender flpee
hanging beneath d. and be continued De daring and hoard
ou. rynEast ats VIXEN OCJ feet ~ tle arr when -l
b on descended 81 landed the upper p4rt OF the Central
PARK and tr0r ght W occupant back n safety Ahe ailte
,egts al the Elm Park while the ayoyage Vas beng pnn'
we're rnder the supervision Of the uIhanc N k'en me ~"
rfefor ana uscd general sas4ct on. MOls Busay WI
soon make another Of his aerial ascensions
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June 90 IN ls, 20 a. long Al 40 bark Ovocl bound F.
Iunn y ane Ni-holLs Mn-.. big Els-c hound 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

A Georgian Prime, named Kouakine, was accident
tune OF nearly Seven million dollars.
Choler9 has been raging with fearful violence In the
oeptne OF Mount Cents among the myriads OF workmen
employed on the tunnel. They die like sheep; many
hundred, too, ran away
A Ore at Call co. engine works Paris, destroyed
600 worth of properly though Marshal Canrober
Minister Of the INTERIOR and thousand soldiers were
there TO suppress it.
Bunhill Fields burial ground, London, where John
Bunyan was inferred is to be saved from further desc
Grafton and VIII be as ornamentay laid out az Its GEN.
tral position renders possible
The King and Queen Of Portugal had TO put up at a
MOTEL during their recent visit 10 England The nhosp
iaty lately shown TO distinguished visitors by the Eng
llsh court Is causing much unfavorabe comment
Carlota of Mexico in for nearly 20 900 600 OF
francs under the will OF her father the late King oil the
Belgians
0ne-fourth OF the English troops stationed at Hong
Kong, China died in eight months, for want OF proper
sanitary arrangements.
Prince 0dono third son of King Victor Emanuel 10
seriously Ill at Genoa.
very simple invention was exhibited at the late
Birmingham cattle show for making butter by atmos
pherc action, the air beng forced by punger into the
midst OF the milk or cream, which Is contained in u
cylinder, the result being In few minutes butter 10
made, leaving the milk perfectly sweet for family
way between Ti1is and Dzufah Before long, therefore,
these jealous and retired people, the haters alike OF
Turks and Christians, will hear the of the railway
whistle which eventually Is TO invade the brigand dis
tricts Of Erzeroum.
The House Of Peers in Sweden having yielded to the
distinct threat OF the King that he would swamp them
the House of Clergy have accepted the Reform bill by
unanimous vote. Sweden therefore, has Parlia-
ment almost identical with that OF England except that
the suffrage lower TO the great content Of the Swedes
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s PA 1 N.

Outbreak OF Revolution-Prim at tho
Head OF tho MOvcment-Thc Insurgents
Take to tho Mountains, Destroying All
tho Bridges-Martial Law 20 be Pro-
claimed In the Capital-Demonstrati
I'm Favor OF the King and Queen OF
Portugal, &c.
Two incomplete regiments Of cavalry stationed at
Aranjuez and Ocana revoted the 4h instant Three
of the superior and majority ofthe inferior officers took
part in the movement General Zavala Minister Of
Marine, Immediately set out from Madrid with strong
column in pursuit of the insurgents who reported
be instigated by General PrIm They retreating
hastily towards the mountains Of Canenca The
ment has importance and finds support among the
people.
Madrid and the provinces remained tranquil but 1t 10
reported that the troops confined tho barracks
Madrid
The latest dispatches assert that Generals Prm Carlos
and lahore at the head Of the insurgents that the
movement organized by the progressists and that
the cry Of the Insurgents Yves sviva Espartero!n vva
Priml''
After leaving Ocana Is said the insurgents destroyed
the bridges oyer the Tagus TO delay the pursuit Of
Zavaa, who at the time almost within reach Of
them, being only one hours march 1.-THE
Madrid perfectly tranquil, but reports cur
rent that martial law would be proclaimed there.
from the London News Jan 81
In passing through Madrid Thursday last the King
and Queen OF Portugal were met at the station by the
King Consort who met with sign respect whatever
from the crowd; but when, after accoade between
the two monarchs, these, together with the Queen Of
Portugal and the infant prince, made their appearance
and took their seats In the court carriage the hats not
only went of, but waved in the air, while
shouts Of 'vvan los Reyes Liberales de Portugal y
heard all sides The Queen OF Portugal held her
infant child her lap The Spaniards present admired
the 'dgnined stature and bearing Of Maria Pa, cher
1.-THE and slender figure her rosy complexion, auburn
ha blue eyes and sweet expressc1 they In per-
feet rsptures about the herposssmo the infant rud
der than his parents with the hair almost VI albno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22


IN K,hia for AS Rev Hsziq<h empire A little whils
ego We made the remark that Vienna was not making
any great sacrifices 70 sustain the throne which had
created for the benet Of prince Of the Austrian dynasty
To-day let make the 0sends honorable Austria 1t il
true did not give men or money, but she is beginning to
subscribe journalistic paragraphs and that s something
ARRIVAL or A MESSENGER FROM THE YRENCH
LEGATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
The arrival In Franco Of the Secretary Of the French
Legation at the United States Is confirmed. N. dc
Fayerney say the papers, has brought dispatches from
N. de Montholon which are said to be very Important
but concerning the character Of which opinions vary
N. de Faverney had an audience with the Emperor
ANOTHER VERSION OF FAvERNRy's MISSION.
Paris dec 31) Correspondence London Telegraph
The Memorial Dptomaque assures US that the cabinets
OF Washington and the Tuieres continue on The most
friendly terms, and that the gouernstent Of the United
States has idea Of n,eddg ,ciM Nerico The French
Secretary whose arrival here has created host Of
surmses and apprehensions Of intended mischief
is at home urgent private affairs The Temps
deyotes an article to the consideration OF tho position
and after o careful summing up is Of opinion that the
presence Of France the other side OF the Atlantic is
obnoxious to the American republic General Grants
opinions the subject freely quoted, has the
failed notice the sympathy for Mexico apparent
the banks OF the Rio Grsnde That Texes which has
not long been redeemed, should have Mexican prcclv
ties u only natural
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burglars mt Work In John street.

TREY BLOW OPEN A SAFE BUT SECURE NO PLUM
DER-TBEIR fsCAPE-TooLs LEFT BEHIND, ETC.
few minutes before eight o'clock yesterday morning
on duty heard explosion which seemed 10 be but
block or two distant They accordingly ran up John
street, and reaching he steel warehouse of Messs.
AZ -
covered smoke issuing from the ffont windows the
second floor An alarm Of DIRE given and the
ter krmedaiely reported 10 tho Second ward station
house. Captain Do, Camp and Sergeant Hutchinson
started for tho store and gaining through
the fpont door, which WAS open, proceeded 10 the second
floor tho front and rooms OF which allied with
smoke which had . strong smell Of powder The Captain
but found persons concealed therein. On examining
the heavy double safe in tho found that
the outer door u II had been blown oil ny means Of
introducing powder through the koyhole Tho Gae door
forced into the front room-a distance OF tueive
feet The iron shutters and front windows were shat
tered ani broken, also the shelving the store
Tho burglars had eeded In drilling small holes
in the door OF the safe through which small quantity
OF powder had boen Inserted The inner door o the safe
not. disturbed by the explosion and consequently
by the b1rgars Beside the safe Captain DE Camp found
a powerful jimmy, two strong steel punches, can Of
powder, nfteen yards OF fuse and two sperm candles
which had been nearly burned down. Wherc the bur
glars the time OF the explosion rs somewhat
mysterious but IL believed that after lighting the fuse
some place Of coDccalment the outside Had the
poslon been heard by the ocers and prompt sctoD
taken, the Burglars would have renewed the assault on
the safe with tho view OF opening the inner door
Doubtless tho burglars much delayed In their oyara
tons owing the great resistance that they met with In
that there only about nfy dollars in cash In the sale
at the time.