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Auctioneering.
WILLIAM RRnw N

HAS removed from Uniontown District
z Westminster, and, in connection with Mr..
CORNELIUS MATTHIAS has opened Restau-
Eent at the Depot. He wishes, however, to
lsSure his friends that he win still attend to
pe Auctioneering Business, and win prompt
meet all favors in this line. :4
jan4-3m ..s.
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~ Full returns Of the Connecticut
election give Hawley, rep, majority
of 594. S. . )
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A CIergyman,KiIl Gsfne "a
IA Fsineral<salii1 81 y B

a. a NieFgymani Killed G0ing to
Ca Faineral. sob 5H
The LaGrosse Rspubsirau hhs q cor
respondent who was recently visiting at
West Bend { WIS., when,he learned the
following facts, whichiare substantiated
by Hon. r. O. Thrope, who resides at
West Bend..I4eg ii y.4.la s,5,.s ,..
On Saturday, the Sd inst, at West
Bend, the Rev. Mr.. Miller was called,to
go into the countrYa few miles from
town to preach the funeral sermon Of
Mrs Lambert, who was supposed to be.
dead. She was arrayed in her funeral
attire and placed in her coffin. 1t ,ap-,
pears that Mr.. Miller was the owner of
a fractions horse, that was sometimes
manageable, and would run, away
II Hs was vas t9 pas. s..itlhHar through q timbered
country, and p on account Of snow drifts
the. road was was almost impassable, and
from this fact the horse succeeded in
throwing the minister from the, cutter.
From appearances, Mr.. Miller was
thrown wit with great force upon, q large
oak stump that was filed with short.
knots. One Of these knots came, in con-
tact with and severed the .juggular Vein.
When he was found, life was almost ex-.
tlnct t from the loss of blood. i He was
taken to the nearest house and medical
aid AID at once procured, but he only lived
q short time. The cntterlwas found
some distance from where the accident
occurred, and the horse detached from
it. But the most singular development
OF Of this sad and mysterious affair is vet
to De told. Further information proves
that Mrs. Lambert was not dead, but
had been in aItranee for two days, pre-
sentlng every indication that. life had
Departed She is now improving. and
expected soon to recover. She states
that that shelcould hear every word spoken.
and and could realize the preparations her
friends were making for her funeral hut
could make no resistance or move mus.
Gle Of her body Her grave had been
dug She now lives, and the minister
who had been called to preach her, fa-
neral sermon now hes buried In the same
grave made to receive her last remains.
bS~A schoolmaster, after giving one.
q Of his scholars sound druubbing for
speaking bad grammar, sent him to the
other end Of the room to inform another
boy. that he wished to speak to him, hin ,'s.u and
Al at the same time, promising to repeat
the dose if he spoke to him ungramati-
oally The youngster, quite satisfied
with what he had got, determined to be
exact, and thus he addressed. his fellow
pupil: "There is a common noun, ,,of the
masculine gender, singular number,
nominative case, and in an angry mood,
that sits perched upon the eminence at
the other side of the room, who wishes
to articulate few sentences to. YOU in
the present tense"
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hcms now they ud tho sisaes and Gowns deserted ana tss
inhabitants of ,,r sptraseh WIZ H. IN s sse
R, tr ,nssnoe town Of sone 90 iahnbitanis there
y ersDus f When the rrs'ia ,so ss.n, 10
puisue tie su,dal policy asg up TIC wells ",S u' 1A"
sgns or renccrng them y sonf " " trkcn BY
the Prssi1ns trst Army nnder command Of frnee freq
eiCk Oh RESI- tho 25h ut. In re iotsVut IT,
auouA struggle The had burned me over
River Ier and was TIE task OF Russians TO throw nss
BRIDGE thever ltoas on this S'cc s.ps t ,5ed
the essee rSed csnnops q The Of showing 4
what stuff they are made FOR most OF Ihs
eo fought groand unfFora Die Tor srIIsrF
was under efficient protection Of The hro rom 'ds
oas,ste guns that the Prnss!ns sueceedai aopa
shig unicatiOn between no wv psA
the river One shot well aimed mat y Se' lfs
an car waVs s9m These litter had skip
h ayaed themselves OF every advantage terNDe from ths
nature OF TIE grouad AID one Of the ~ RE
the Of the Horne division rather iongsr n sns
attacking corps tie commanded 10y Ger Fransecy 70
Wit carried the plateau at last AID carried olo the vi age 81
Bossn littlo tie southeast of MHnchendz which de-
eaed OF dy the Auotns beng forced 70 re-
tire Ia the d Of Fntenb DICK which again. lies little
the southeast Of Bosn. The Ausrans are reported TO
have lost in this engagement killed end rounded
300 prisoners tie Oss Il tue Russians stated at abous
From MGGohsnciBs the Prussian forces advanced In
south eastern direction TO Gitscn l1ce W known IN hs
lies buried ere in the Convent Of TIC Carthusans The
lies II IS Enei 81 miles southeast II Manchengiaz
aud Of Turnou, with which two Hoes 1t forms triangle
n il situated on the Cydns ons OF the continents Of the
be. From tho POSITIONS oceupSf according to the iaest
reports by tho second army under the OF the Crown
Prince Gitschin distant ~ to 90 English miles
constitutes nearly the central point Of the rod leading
from Jnng. n1au SObOka Gitschin. and HorSiU 70
Josephsadt respe styely KOaglp and whoh eonst.
tutcs were tue string Of the bow formed ny the asa
between Buuzau Iurnau Esonbrod and Josephsfa1t
On the Goth Gmo the third and h divisions carried Git
sohn by Storm nfctug ss ola 90 on the Austrian.
making upon 2OO0 prioaes. Tho 2fth and 6ta
regiments well having distinguished Themselves in
DHppe shone agan conspicuous In their Feat
Of arms IN eorming the Castle " GitsJn which was but
by Walencin Ia 1910 they reported TO have climbed up
the wi HE cats lie pte the fierce FIRE win WHOA ey
were received Tue Pussan losses in the storming OF mo
town and castle reported very heavy the position being
naturally strog aud tue resistance Of the AustTas most DO
termued .
Geo. Stonmos the commander Of the IN Corns OF the
Prsan army who fought AMI the battle OF hichod 90
g7th u Whea he defeated the SIKH Austrian Corps IN
Gen. RlmmlDg. also isued Tue corps OF ATchdake
Leopold Gen Ieatotes. the 18th aud 2jth u ater
Geroey contested battles ulotn6 enormous losses upon
tlOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
Proclamation OF Pieid.uarshai Benedek.
The Breslau papers publish a proclamation TO


The Bresau papers publish proclamation TO the
Prussan rooplc drawn % by Field Marshal Benedek and
captured among the papers Of tie Austrian c. ttagner
bears no date and evidently intended to be issued when
the Austraus had advanced into PrussAn territory ihe
portion Imperial troops under command now
upOn ground. Therefore address myself TO tue
We and asiho es OF Prussia NY frank and honest
wish that ell shorh know what demand and expect and
shOd comprehend ler position with regard 10 myself aad
IL, above an the viii Of the Emperor Ilu'triout
to- that right should be Supported justice protected and the
burdens Of made luis oppressive possible n
enys country SHAH ioyfay obey this order BY heart
PIE Ny severity soldier vii Only fail npon those who
oRGs SS a 1SoS S VIII T o5seio hs strict d. and
0rlor No VIII DO injured in person or IN property The
Gd fo ia opdT that While private tights arc not o.
strucied trade commerce and manufacture. may not 10
necessarily be sui exposed TO the trials Of Who
ever has well founded complaint grievance bring for
will always find honest and kind hearing from myself
and by officers WIN obtain redress wherever possible
On the Other hand demand that all persons shall Iepsin
quiet sian puTsae their peaceful avocaton and bow without
poses shall allow within the Of my
nand whether directed against the Imperial army private
spies rebels against ID. authority ntrusted 10 by my
Imperial master and unlicensed recruiting agents viii be
tried by marital aud shot, Whoever sets o TO anmu
milton provision other and property Of the Imperial
army viii be shot, Whoever enters Into an understanding
c1sted to nure Imperial army IT'D allies and TO benefit
tie euemy vii be imprisoned for period OF ten TO twenty
sona security Of individual OF the Imperial army whoever
impede the provisioning OF the Austrian army OF negec 70
furnish the acquisitions ordered oms 10 publish the proca
nations of the Austrian commanders incites any person
% commit either Of these acts further whoever secretly hsr
bors persons belonging % the Prusan its followers
viii imprisoned fol- period Of six months 20 ye years or
according circumstances even longer Acts tlsobed
ence or which entire districts
10 guilty Of VIII be punished with all severity EIcesses OF
viii be met by the immediate suspension oI the neWs
pspor in which they appear
especially caution everybody against dscbedencs and
Hostility Of any whatever toward the Imperial troops
ss always know how ebase offenders rapidly and with
40 iron hand aud the Imperial officers and military rbu
pas under my orders desired TO inquire into sdudge
aud Immediately punish all cases that may occur
trust however that the necessity will not ailsei trust
that The people Of Prussia win be careful with calm
and noble stnde aggravate the fate o. r country
readily and loudly admit that no one WIN no.e sincerely
Joce than should not be forced " let ny hand weBh
uIon i with iron force. BkhhDLh
Conmsnder-D- Chief Of the Imperial Austrian
knrflp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
why Were ,he AustrInas Defeated,

r. ne JJt'1T 81 Tie ioAdoE ItHth
SRi held in my hand to-day what people are
almost ready call the couQuefor OF Germany Bui before
absolutely bow down and worship that somewhat oausy
though potent deity the needle II may be well
slider what other Influences are 20 he taken into
pinrg sudden person OF the gTed, German house Of
HapsbuTg and Co 49,,
Tic Russians nya1ed Bohemia double linej that 20
saw the two invading armies absolutely isolated by
barber fofbddng Communication between their cclumus
during their march krongh the Giant MouDtans The mag
utude Of tie armies rendered this doabe advance Necessary
aimee tie mountain roads by which either moved could not
have suppod both, for your e Oh TO day hat
Prince bfedercks army hard etfor sOls At Aua
oheEgTa The risk hitherto tendpg suoh node u opers
ton Les been that concerted action 10 suspended during the
inters tie ooenoement Of tie march AID tie In
tended nncton on side Of The obstacle Hach Pru
,su COULD under former Conditions Of only
gross s hope 10 what his coadjnoT might be efectng
during ue days Of spsratou and should his calculations
be false issus from the mountains 10 find, not
eesSal Bat victorious enemy drawn TO receive
him Bat granting thai such defect Of communication
eristd It's negags of the mountain barrier woal only b.
Invested Of OF i risk bat would confer at once az ad
vantage oyeYhe defensive who could not hope 10
le hs proportions Of tho stacking forces In tina TO
nsts suitable ufsnssusnis>o qs~ thsn asa pv' there
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s.. ben made up for by pasohs. Of the fox. u Of

QlIuuutf
In not that Austria shirks her duy fgbte pcrr in
any cmeTgcncy. On tie contrary he IL 'ays ready ~
she - csuse to cors herself the erbitrsrrnt 81
~ sword ut she lEps her chance ol almost inetitrh' de-
feat and tiusis Tctryl of her fortunes o. her naoma
bic powers OF cIcmarce Dt her readiness 20 ste tire tur
Austria never vius, bot is always g0ns 70
Her iGt m The undcui'bo Cos sc ana siehulhers ~
troops and in Che les uuQucsiiOnOl' perfection Oh "
itery orger2atiOn 10 Is not 20 c shaken bs centuries ~
uninterrupted disasters There aTnys some oouis ,
craity Wurmaer among her veterans or SOM 90,
Mack Giuay Benedek suIe 60 asonsh tne wou ~
unexpected schi yerent3. Tho young CorsVlann - ~
through TIE posses the Alps Of the head or tuS W
l0ttes n I7y6, tue IIusSan Grmy n'udlhE S S
Gaxonv IA 10 have against I've men anu
officers that Austria briHgs into the held 81, -. .p
The disparagpg tore which BenedeksOIuef OF We O
spoke Of the too old lsndwelr q the 700 yoT
OF the Inexperienced Generals Of Prussia OIL zoo huch IA
The in winch Austrian commanders are apt 10 open
cana0n They generally change their language H. ieed,
before hOstes arc al an fnu i al ,i d p ~
and i've or x successive Austrian armies break 10 pieces
thai mere handful 60 900 Sans CuOtics under the
,0nnc Coreirau MACK generated bewdefed 'crnnpd
M laws los his the head OF 5000 40 100 com.
hatalfs Welding Mp mpfcgnable Fortress G.uy loses
IombaIdT two battles 0g ground a has own choosing
and Banedck allows tho inexperienced Piassahs to tea
march him IN Sxouy break through h lines in Bobe-
mis- TO make good their way toward Vicnne. WI my he
send hs sub0fdlacs. Clam Calais. Hcnicksten and KRIS
manc2 TO court martial But should like 10 know how
lie himself wOul before such rbanal upon hs mere
admission that SLOWED himself to be taken flank by the
army Of the Grown Prince simply because 1.-THE ram pro
vented the smoke Of tie powder from dispersng ana te
truth il that Benedek had tDe reputation Of good soldier
aud have deserved but he hiss acted hitherto only 10
subordinate capacity 10 has been soldier not General
IS thing TO be placed in strong position hoa t
pagn and take the supreme command On the baieiiL
Benede been hero at Soferno or San Maflinq
the less destroyed tue Austrian Monarchy
by series Of objectionable bundofs IRON D6nhh 10 ohu VI
IA 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
Public Feeling ia vienna.

The Abesdpca (eyenDe edition Of the Official
gar Zesasl publishes article ovprossng criei at tho
cuur-e which have taken aud Which Il declares no
hnraan fer sight could have anticipated
"1hs sOrruu.- says the dbeHdPoff weighs tho more
upon Us the fact that toe head Of the ARMY -
one possesses the cntue confidence Of the army
and people and 60 whom The Impeorprcpay OF account
OF this unsnmy uf pubic opron-had accorded 10 every
respect the complete Liberty ~ decision and acion HIS
Aaicsy ercrcd tie least determining Innenoe upon
the Lef tho lseP- gotleus and choos
Of subonates having all roceised te Inpelni sanction
beforehand This dec araon vii 81 nee tose who bate
spoken General IA COMMAND having been fnhurhca
10 privilege certain pcrsonaee preliminary arfangemns
la,e bcoa made In the Irpof lace TO PUNISH hccpun6 10
their position. those who are especially u hnire
We learn that energetic hsle nady bern tnier
witch certain lore 81 aud eeciuhJ obtaLln
ahsi is sti saipahe m military and diplomatic DIRECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

Tie following proclamation has been translated
copies Of il arc now circulating among the Mayor
irpearans Wnh the help Of ItaJs heroic and honest
Ling sacred Of country and God tie NAG Of
Magyar Independence IS hosed anew. and " counts UPON
your service Here place OF honor and duty Austria
oar enemy ltay The true Of country have
found Austria aught but haDsman Jtef insult
and misery Itay gave sheir bread and Kindness 10 the
banished HungaTans Ii the MagYars 70 repay this
doubc treatment by supporting Austria Ia her efforts - pal
dow Isys freedom tic cure Of the rgt God woul be
fhcu Italy aloLe has night 70 YensL IL Is hers her
sarisns OF with Austria from italy, cur With her from
owe no allegiance. to the Australs. You have
N violation by arbitrary enrolment Yoa owe Aus
aria fidelity That peured has been excluded from
ton end bc law which rTcnoun ced it eIped for ever
warned all HusaTi &c beware serving eheI e nay
a treason. Thai law Is sn 10 ygori ms never Ueen =.
called SO thea, your ai fne bravery and aeglance ere
only your y Would you be desere IRON YOU
national cause by remaining ~ toe service o us nsyI
enemy He the runaway who stays with Austria TO uphold
her tOrtarng degrading and Tnnng hs twn native a9
Here there fight must Fight then oI your eouh'i
good for tic benefit Of your eountrys oppressos ny
crOwdng under national flag tho Wax ms{ ge cSncsg
soo cos less blood By remaining under tie haspuIs nag
3cu would bleed away for long tiDe SINCE lhe Wal Tyu
~ yonr very gasnty. be Eoiaeted indenn...y Leeys
then those abhOrred ranks. Come here ny biGesl 4.ee
victory itself is curse for yon Here deatA eh ioh ~
ssss from your county, sgs ySS Ana S Se91
20 draw his glorious sword ON behalf Of Hungary
which VIII Use aad break her chains Yea must have No
5ao heart s in spite Of tho Austrian uniform and seIVtsae
(which Keep down IFS besng In Hungarian hands the very
sword ard bayopet must think Bebl then, Your occasion
coor floats There is glory and honor TO BE- RanedyonY
post there This appeal TO your patriotism IS maze sy
trusted with Of old to achieve the cause Of her inde
Sencelce. - 49,, -.
sacred Of country command you 70 Leave The
service e Austria and TO come here, where duty to hungary
Mnrrsh for the King OF Italy Hurrah fos tie Halo
Hungarian aianeei Auriah (ey'H) fol our eSsn x
Dated from tie Royal italian Camp June "a 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
Austrian Generalship.
From The London Times. Jaiy :.


Al Austrian diplOmatst Of high rank exgresred =
lev DAYS ago bis opinion that "the Austrian Monarchy eI
.td only ia tue caup Of Field Marshal Bencdel Indeed
There was time centuries which ortates Of
chat Empire In the hands OF or the Other IT'S
great military chiefs Austria never united nation
not SIMPLY dynasty ana an S' b H,u s iSssncCs
which the Sovereign and its armed forco have been
thoroughly identified MIRO Ike the Viscont Of Mhan OF
he Republics of Venice and Florence tho House of Haps
srg Lave fought By the bands Of Others and hge been
isss mercy Of their own fortunate soldiers Tie
arey military system Austria dates from tho ID ixmans
snd ferdinands Of the Thirty Years Wsr-sOYcrcgns who
mid themselves In their Palaces Al uei tho desnes
of Church and State to such champions as THY WaeLslei
only DO cubed by pitt against another and who had IN
The end be disposed Of either BY intrigued by secret eSsas
nation. a. ., 49,, , - a..
century the army under Marshal Bnedek B now
stbe falling asundef before the oyerNhemne onset
" SO Prussiansa medley OF races BABEL o. Tongues
crueit, 10 which elements Of the various natoies or
che motley Empire blended together by the process OF an
iron discipline of men grooDd down 70 ne cylJl.V
OF fighting maohnes and at their bead pfiveeed I aI
eretary oOtee kind Of asylum open 10 the scols OF ne
upper classes only o! the Austrian pOvnot Dut o. az
Germany all Europe with berhs for younger sos rnd
needy adventurerS and promotion carried Oh hs %
principles Of bureaucratic feemasonsra cosmopolitan saa
81 officers yet with decided German tf3celeies hng hgh
afis.ocratc prctenslonA
lbe Clam Calais and the Sails hundreds OF noble
names which make the roll Of 81 Austrian stan
oerees from The dead level Of medoery there arises
and ike great name ike that Of Eugene or
on fhe Otherwise dali annals Austrian military life EIc.p
adsr such epsodical Influences tie VI the Aus
TITAN army always fight well ard 70 b inyaseiy beaeD
or has been hitherto tho constant fate u the Empire
I've the fsh yet right Itself BY some stroke Of
lack By shift Of policy In the Cabinet stae brought
together Originally not BY any gei eno ~ or, .Ds ges
ss Aastsn Empire has been up 70 tn sys its
srr.sle'i but any dsteIehs, In tn hons hide H'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

singular relic was recently received at the sHitn.
baIk of The cane by The hand Of which was found In
stratum feet below that in which were i:0na ABOUT -
perlod The sosomen was found Petit Anse bland Eess
teruiOn Bay the coast Of Lort.sns , Snsi
suppuss Ell dvrias the sutogVsusst 0f he t"ossds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
Cen. BeneacL', Escpsri TO che Emperor.
NiEhfA JuJ lt0t
Gen. Bnncdek Las addrcssed The following dispatch

Gen. BcncGek La4 addressed the following dispatch
to toe EmIeroT
'HOfnNYAUIu. July t-jAh
Amer h ant sfrugcS lastng Uyef Eve hours IN winch
the whole army M well The Saxon forces we're oLgaged IN
partly position before hotcgraz with tie center
OF Ipps to NY succeeded IN establishing Themselves I'M
Observed in Cbum. 1hr prevented tho smoke Of the pow
der dIspeisnc sId distinct view Of The position Sas
therefore iHpossbl The cbcmy were thereby onnhed 70
I'D, ancc position Gillian. whence they suddenly
aud ecy ourcd heavy fire into Ger fahk and rear
The lalter f back upon TIE troops adjoining
them ard. notwithstanding every CSeton could mol SIC
coed arrtstng the ree which at Int oomuonoe Slowly
increased haste tho enemy pressed for IRA. uht ~
l,rh tho we army had wldrnEn across She Eibe 70 Ear
dGbilz -.
Tie losses have moi JET been esnsed but dcubtcs-
wary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.

CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED YESTERDAY.
The following report was presented at the meeting
OF the Portland Relief Committee held yesterday afternoon
tho rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce:
Subscriptions to the Portland Fund received by A. A. Low
-. -. LII. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
DELEGATES TO PHILADELpuIA.

The following Is list Of the delegates
10 the Philadelphia convention appointed
by the democratic State convention on
the ll,h:
Al Large-A, c. Dodge, G O. H. Par
ker, Edward Johnson, A. b. Larimer, J..
NJ. Ell~ood. b b. Richards, Lycurgus d.
Farmer, S. Fl. Fairall.
First Congressional District-H. C.
Dean. Thos. W. CIaggett, Chas. Mason,
II. f. Trimble.
Second Congressional D;strict-I NJ.
Preston, J.fH. Wallace, C. L. Putnam,
C /. Dunbar.
Third Congressional District VIM.
Mills. Patrick Richardson, 0. II. P. Ro-
zelle, l., l.. Ainsworth.
Fourth Congressional District-J, L.
Neal. Geo. Gillespie. J. H. Murphy, Geo.
White.
Fifth Congressional District-J. D
Test, Gen. J. A. Warner, J. NJ. Tuttle,
NJ. D. McHenry.
Sixth Congressional District--D. F,
Ellsworth, c. B. Linet, J. A. Hull, H. E.
J. Boardman.