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PRUSSIA.
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.

PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
Tie King Of Prussia has conferred the order OF the
BLACK Eagle upon the King and Crown Prince Of Denmark
BIsNARKs HEALTH.
The Ll OF the llth asserts Count Bsmarks health
IA 40 shaken that he must resign.
THE LIBERAL PARTIES.
dispatch from Berlin says The members OF the dlnereht
fractions liberal party will hold private meeting 70 come
10 an understanding the question Of military reorganSa
mon.
THE Ex-KIHG OF HANOVER.
The published by German papers hat ~ ex
of Hanover absoyed the officers Of the late han0yeran
army from OF allegiance in consequence OF eessn
tations made by England Is not confirmed
ARRESTS IN HANOVER.
telegram from Hanover says Count Nlmansegge, com
maner the Cambridge regiment OF dragons has been sent
10 the fortress Mnden for having urged some subordinate
officers not 10 enter the PTussian service = =.
me oyernor OF Hanover has Instructed the Finance Depart
ment TO fix By January the amounts OF the pensions when
NAV be claimed the officers OF the late Hanoyer1en army as
from that date they viii 10 receive their pay
THE SAXON ARMY BILL.
dispatch from Dresden says; nm,
The Upper House unanimously adopted the new Army B
which proposes the Introduction OF general liability to military
service and adopts the other essential points of the Pussan
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EGYPT.
THE EGYPTIAN PARLIAMENT.

a dispatch from: Cairo says The address Of the
Egyptian delegates reply the speech Of the Veeoy at the
opening the Chambers praises His Highness sdminstTA
ton and expresses satisfaction that the Sultan under the sd
ance Of divine inspiration he'd granted to the present dynasty
the night Of direct hereditary succession to the yeeega throne
measure which the delegates consider to DO the sares sale
guard the couns tranquility and the best guarantee oI
future welfare The delegates also thank the yieero for having
established National Assembly express their eonyieton
that s deliberations being inspired by earnest deyotednsss
and Enlightened patriotism win cOduee TO public concord and
10 the prosperity OF the land The address concludes BY In
vOking the blessing the Almighty upon the yieerOy and h
sou
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AN APPEAL FROM THE CENTRAL CRETAN
COMMITTEE AT ATHENS.

The following letter from the Central Cretan Committee
at Athens has been received BY Dr.. Howe Of Boston;
SIR: Greece entetsns inedsceabe feelings Of gratitude
10 the humane aud generous people Of America for the
sympathy they cvnced during the Greek struggle for
Independence The American people, with the cordial
concuence Of the American Government by the supplies
of food and clothing they sent TO Greece saved thousands
Of Greek families from starvation and prevented the dis
peron Of Greek armies still making head against Turkish
oppression and harbRrsm.
The noble fgats Helas would never have reached her
destination aud taken part in the Of Independence,
had il not bee for the kind interference and muncent
assistance OF the American Government toward COM
pletng her equipment and dspatching her 70 Greece
The Creans their previous struggle for independence
were parakcrs Of the American acts Of benefcence, which
we nov gratefully commemorate
Tic Cretans unable to endure any longer the violation
of the slender privileges and liberties which the Turkish
Government bad solemny accorded them, and driven to
desperation by the heavy and constantly increasing bur
dens imposed on them OF length took up arms, with
the determination Of achieving their Independence OF Of
pershing yictime Of liberty, in the attempt. a.
In Commencing the ardaons contest the CTetsn insur
gents especially turned their eyes 70 the people and Coy
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MEXICO.

DEMONSTRATIONS IN Favor OF THE EMPTRS--rHE H-
NAScIAL sTTuATIoS-THs UNITED srATEs EN-
BAssY--ANoTHER VICTORY CLAIMED By THE rdPB-
RIALITs.
HAVANA, Dec %. 1865
The Mexican Empire has been divided into four mills
sry divisions three under command Of Mejs Marquee,
aud Mramon and the fourth Yucaan is 10 remain In is
present state.
Gen. Blanco has been appointed Minister Of War. Tho
Emperor viii soon return to the capital The Custom
House at Vera Cruz has been seized BY the pretended
allies of the Emperor the French and this viii cause
temporary financial embarrassment which the CHURCH
party are relieving "A letter from Vera Cruz, spesking on
the visit Of Mr.. Campbell, says: We were visited ss
IsIa Verde by the United States steamer susquensnna
with Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. sherman. They remained In
the waters Of Vera Cruz from the 18th ult until dawn OF
the Sd inst when they disappeared, only communicating
with their consul. Il ra4n
Mes has trumphed over the forces Of EscObcdO With
fatal results for the enemy.
= The Manhattan arrived this morning from New,Yotk,
also the Stars and Stripes from Phladephia the after,
owing 10 the stupidity Of the Spanish Consul Of Phade
pha, will be gobably sent to quarantine.
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THE PosTVrcAL DEBT.
The Patrie states that Ne Convention relating 10
the Pontiheal debt has been signed.
FRAEco-AUsrRIAN TREATY.
Tho oteur confirms intelligence that the Arrangements
FOR the Franco Austrian Treaty Of Commerce and Navigation
are nearly all completed aad that the treaty VIII eo"e no
FRENCH TROOPS STILL AT ROME.
paper four companies OF French
troops will az Rome until the end OF December 70
ate matters referring military administration There Is
some question Of increasing the strength OF the Roman son
" "N' '"''' NEWS FROM MEXICO
In rbanes SAYS We that the Emperor haximilan has
retnrned from 0rizaba the City OF Mexico. telegram to
that effect has been received from Maximan by the es
duchess Sophia in Vienna ~ SsIthsmy & tne nc" R'sA'H
REORGANIZATION OF TIE ARMY.
Tho Commission for Reorganization Of the Army met
% on SanTday at Compegne the Emperor presiding These
on Vii not rard the preparation Budget
TIE PRINCE OF WALES IN PARIS.
The Paris correspondent TO The London star says iaet
o The Prince Of Males having passed through Paris without
paying visit Emperor has given rise TO many strange
suTmiscs His Royal Hghness instead Of going to Compcgne
preferred going to the raSs ssse.s "O1 pSy called La vie
Psrsenne" lie Sa which mentions the fact Of his being
there writes The fnure King oi EAgan" frequently ny
pauded the eceentrieities OF his piece
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
The vile de Paris from NswYork arrived AZ b5es, a. a.
midnight Monday, Dec TO- The France mas 'e" AZ o
Nazaire from Mexico with 3664O 900 francs
RoSsIM -,
Rossn fell in his the other day and seriously bruised
VISIT OF THE FRENCH EMPRESS TO ROME.
The departure Of the Empress for Rome Will according 20
other hand the L readers that the idea OF Her
liaIesys trip 10 Rome completely given up
gagged at Rome Tor the Empress Euge and that Her Majesty
win surely pay a visit TO the rope:
The French Board Trade returns for the ten months end
ing Oct 81 have been published The Following iaDs
show value OF imports and exports in millions o francs
The returns for the preceding sd years are SPpe""su
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ITALIAN FINANCES.

dispatch from Florence says: ~
Royal decree has been sued authorizing the Minister OF
Finance Of Rente to provide for the
OF the portion Of the indemnity still dae to Austria The Min
iser report the King declares that thanks TO this Is
he shall need TO resort to any extraordinary resource
for the Budget Of 1857.
aI EVACUATION OF TIE PArAL sTATEs.
dispatch from Chita Fecchia says The fngatet NIGGA.
dor and Labrador expected here The Ist Regiment OF
French troops have embarked for France royal decree has
been issued ordering the Commissioners OF the King In Vene-
tia 10 cease 10 exercise their functions.
TIE DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH TROOPS FEoA ROME
SPEECH OF GEN. MoNTEBELLo.
At the farewell interview with the Pope Gen Monebeo
Piled to the Popc a. follows TheEmperor whdraws his troops
from Rome bat not his support His Majesty leaves in the
Eternal City the protection Of Francs May tine appease
passions and anguse sorrow, mpart 70 all minds spirit Of
ccncaon and assure to ths holy See gdrendencs and
cury in order that 1t may maintain Its spiritual influence over
he whole world Such the earnest wishes which lay at
your HOliness's feet soliciting your benedicton. ~
1t h stated that tho Pope is about to promugate reforms
ROME Dec u-At O'Clock this morning the French Gag
upon the Case Of St. Angels hauled dowa Tie French
troops evacnatsd tho Castle The last detachment Of French
troops left Rome this morning.
The following isthe full and accurate text" Of the Popos
farewell address to tie French officers yogcbed for By the
correspondent Of the Dsdatsi ~ 20
ontbo departure ON here NY dear children
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TURKEY.
THE CANADIAN rNsURREorIoS AT AN END.

THE cANDiAN INSURRECTIOH At AN IND
Intelligence received at COnstantinople from Can
da announces the complete submission Of the Crean population
from Canea to Rettno Official intelligence confirms the news
that the Convent Arcadon after being stormed by the
ish troops had been blown up BY the monks The insurgents
are stated to have lost few hundred the Turkish oss be-
ing Sc killed and $50 wounded The insurgents declared 10
have exhausted their Of resistance dispatch nom
Trieste says Intelligence from Constantinope states thas
official adyiees had received from Gambia announcing mr.
ther submissions Of insurgents The Turkish Commissioner
had prolonged the allowed for submission BY sin days
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY STEAMER TO DEC. 10.

tn steamship AlemaDia, from SOUTHAMPTON Dec
IL arrived here yesterday.
The City Of Sidney from Boston, and the otaro from New
York arrived at Grayesend Dec. G.
Tie Carroll from Baltimore, and tbS Maria vm New.
Orleans arrived al Liverpool Dec. 9.
The Casehaw the FreedoO and the Liverpool oil arrived
at Gravesend Dec. 9.
The Beona from Ne York for London passed Deal Dec TO-
The steamer L. Owen from ChaottetOwn reports speak
Ing on November - the steamer Britannia The latter had
host her rudder AID propeller and helpless She had Is
days Povisop board The Owen offered to take some Of
HE pasengg but the offer declined and she was supplied
with hsh The Britannia left Glasgow November bound Tor
NewYo'.k with 300 passengers
The Lisbon Board Health has issued orders that Odessa
and y .onlon are suspected Of ehoera mOrbns.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL Dec. 26.-- In consequence Of the opposi-
ton in the boards Of and manufactures j. H. Dsly
Commissioner 70 the Paris Exhibition f not gszetd bet
will probably be sent in subordinate capacity.
Drs Tschs aad Daily leave for Paris ithhe Hon. Darcy
McCee next week. -. .g..s
The telegraph says So far complete failure is attending
the FeniaD trials at Sweetsbgrg. s2f
The Inspection Of arms Of the Volunteers commences
to-day. II is expected to occupy week M
No sleighing here yesterday The streets we're very
quiet The dulest Christmas for twenty years.
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AUSTRIA.
coSvooATroS oP PARLIAMENT.


CoNv0CATIoE oP PARLIAMENT.
deputation from tho Lower Austrian Diet pre-
seated the Emperor address requesting the eonyocaton Of
the Rechsruh His Majesty replied that be wond take their
quest into consideration.
THE FRANCO AUSTRIAN TREATY.
VIENNA Dec Five conventions have been agreed upon
tween the Austrian and French penpoentares inrusted
with the negotiations for Austrofrench treaty OF com
,nerce They are s treaty Of commerce. TO which are
handed the necessary tariffs Cd treaty Of navigation ID
eonsuary convention eth convention for the literary pro
pristy 5i convention concernng the succession oi
ans diving In French and vice versa expected
that he conventions viii be signed the 18th instant and
ratified Soveregns ye days arward go thai the new
treaties will force from the LIST OF January next
In the tariff France lowers the duties upon steel and
Vienna articles and Aurs reduces by onea the duty upon
French silks Such silks paying 200 francs per 100 kio
grammes In the new tariff this duty Is settled down at 6o0
THR NEW MILITARY SYSTEM.
The general recruiting adopted In principle vii be put IN
force IN sGs According the system the peace effective
OF the army estimated at $50 900 men, and n be brought up
TO the calling Of the first ban e the andwer
The second which TO do only home service estimated at
900 900 men. -.
FRAHco-AUsTRIAN TREATY
The Franco treaty Of commerce was signed at the
Foreign Ministry on Dec. IL.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE sERvIAE SENATE.
The the Seryan Senate has arrived ~ Vienna
and waited upon the Foreign Minister.
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CHINA.
TIL, v.vxcu w.s Tn.oAi ioAIssr TER CORA.

the FRENCH WAR AGAINST TEE CORA.
A dispatch from bong Kong sayss The French
Admiral has sailed 10 the Cora but has decided 20 defer active
operations until tie Winter Is over
CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SCHOONER By rfRnrEs
The American schooner General Sherman has been ezsd BY
pirates in the leading the capital They set Ere 70 her
after tying the masts the and two Engh passensr
who s peshed An Interview had taken place between Ad
ma King and the Taoai OF Shanghai with reference 70 tho
suppression of piracy.
THE CHINESE REBELLION.
Large bodies OF Nen made their appearance on the
borders Of Shantung and Honan 81 lpsi
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MASSACRE AT FORT LARAMIE.
SURROUNDED

THREE opFrcERs AND NINETY soLpIEss SURROUNDED
AND BuTcHEREp. 1
n rELEeHAPa 70 THE rHfsusx
FoRr LARAMIE, Dec. 26.--A terrible massacre occurred
on tho 22d, rear Fort Phil Kesney Breyet Ceionei
Fettermann Capt. Brown, and Lieut.. Grammond Of the
18th IEfsnt with ninety enlisted men q tho "a Cayar
officer and man killed. lfrh4
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JAPAN.

Intelligence from Japan states that the death Of
the Tycoon has been officially Announced by proclamation
stosbssh Prime Minister Of tho Shagocn Is vigorously
prosecuting war; and ChOsin has twice been defeated
Japanese Embassy viii proceed 70 Russia By the pezs na
TO settle the saghen difficulty aud to arrange the question o
boundaries ta ra.ef I'd" IU
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AUeTRALIA.

A telegram from Melbourne says: Great hoods,
with heavy rains have prevailed at Melbourne during Oetoee,
dispatch Adelaide The Assembly has feec'ec
the bin for the amendment Of the Constitution
The wooclip Is satisfactoTy
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SPAIN.
VISIT op THE QUEEN TO PORTUGAL.

VISIT oP THg QUEEN TO PORTUGAL.
The Queen Of Spain, accompanied by the KING
cossor the Prince Of Asuras and the Princess Isabella len
December fer Lisbon visit TO the King
and Queen Of Portugal
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The revenue from indirect taxation amounts TO c0oVyoo
against se5 the first ten months OF 1908 Ihs an
increase Of H 600 which is thus anayzed Customs increase
OOOOO wine and spirits increase lO0OopO salt increase
COO COO native sugar increase lOOO topaceO increase
coo CO., sundries Increase 2,OOOO.
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MARINE DIsAsrER.

the total loss OF the bark Pahfnder bound fcm RockmAd 10
New Orleans With cargo ofme uetior Of The cargo viii
be saved 81 Ata ~ ~
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NEW.ZEALAND.

TROUBLE WITH THR NATIVES.
The natives of Hawkes. Bay are likely to prove
reported that the waikOes intend to attack Napier On
the departure Of the military. ~
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SWITZERLAND

Tue NEW FEDERAL COUNCIL q.
The members of the Federal Council have been
elected The President 1907 viii be d. Fornerod and the
Vice President NJ. Duhs
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nEIaruM.

A EURoPEks coSPEREScr
BR ssEIs Monday nightI Is stated that Russia has p
pose 10 the protecting Powers hold Conference in order
10 arrive tie Of giving justice TO the Christian SUD
iects OF the Porte.
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A NEW RAILROAD.
THE pANUBIAN pRINcpALlTIEs.
QUARANTINE.

telegram from Bucharest says AZ Gurgevo and other
Roumanan ports 10 days quarantine has been imposed upon
arrivals IRON Turkey consequence Of teged prevalence
OF yellow fever In some ports OF the Turk
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
GREECE

Intelligence from Athens states that three Greek
Army CORPS had left for the frontier provinces.
GarIbaldians continued TO arrive In Athens f
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RUSSIA.
RUSSIA AND THE PAPAcY.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says

An Imperial ukase states that the relations OF Russia wiie
the HOLY Sec and all other arrangements in reference to the
Roman Catholic Church having consequently lost their value
the affairs relating the Catholics In Russia are again 20 be
placed under the direction Of the authorities who In accord
ance with eIaotug laws nuted with the control OF
public worship In Russia and Poland.
NEW RAILROAD.
ST. PEIERsRuRG, Dec THE Government has decided npon
the construction railway connecting MOSCOW with War
saw The line from Warsaw Terespo the hrs branch on
that line viii be open next year. ~
PRoPERTY TAI.
The official papers publish the uknse assessing the property
tax which oil towns boroughs OF the Empire are TO pay an
nuay from 1907 The total OF the tax Is 2Ooooo rouoies
1890 529)
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FREIAs AGITATIOs-sEARCH FOR sTEPHBSs-A
PASTORAL PROM CARDINAL cULLEN-MBAEYs
ARRRsr-sEIzuRg oP SUSPECTED VESSEL OF
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FRANCE.

s.r the cattle plague The Prince Of Wales took severn
nrizes In Deyons and Hertiords.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

IMPORTANCE OF SPAIN TO THE EMPEROR or THE
FREYcH-TnE DUKE or MONTPEEsIER-PoPULAR
EXCITEMENT IN MADRID-ARBiTRARY DEALIEGs
WITH THE PREss-TaE ARMY-THE SLAVE TRADE
TO BE sUPPREssED-ITEMs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

Tie smhfed Club opened cattle show for this year IN
Agricultural Hall Isington, Monday the 10th Inst Iho
exceept The prizes we're awarded Monday morning and
the hall opened 10 The public at crown each a. eoeock M
To-day and through the the public admitted for ash
ling each person Large numbos Of people are visiting ne
ezbbion which has ap unusual interest from peng 9he nIst
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THE CRBTAN REVOLUTION.

SYSTEMATIC LYING ABOUT THB CRETAN KsuRREc-
TIoE-KxPLoITs OF GREEK sTBAMER-IN-
CREASED RxCITEMEET IN GREEcE-RBPoRTED VIC
TORIES OF THE INsURGENTs-sERvIA IMPROVING
HER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IEsURRRcTION IN
ALBAN1A-THE CYPRUS DIFFIoULTY-AMERICAEs
~ CorST rTruopTP
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waillngs of woman some minutes ago,
and going out into the snow, found this
poor creature. now dead. we fear, who had
been travelling all day In the storm, with
out food or shelter. and could not move an
other Inch. This she told us with extreme
pain, and as a last effort, prayed us to take
her to this house, as there she wished TO
die. But fear she is already dead.p
What said when this was divulged to
me-whether spoke at ALL can not tell.
only know that the eight men and the one
women were soon in the little hall of my
house, and that by the light of the lanterns
held above her white, placid and yet beau
tiful face, l saw, after many years of agon-
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me, the mother of my child
I'VE have met again, but howp Oh, God I!
oh, Godm
Wake, say, wake! Why, what can be
the matter2 No; you mustn't go or again.
There, keep you eyes open, and drink this
while l chafe your temples, and Mrs. Blake
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l looked about me, and gradually re-
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dream that had afflicted me. Years had
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'Othello" and the new piece In three acts
had been performed my wife had not eloped
with Mr.. Talman, Freddy had not died, nor
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and our darling boyl Yes, they were both
with me. There too was good Mrs. Blake,
our old woman and fellow boarder.
Here should finish my story, had not
little to say in way of postscript.
First found that all my suspicious re-
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wife and Mr.. Talman were mere moonshine
that Rosetta was one of the most faithful
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able of men and disinterested of friends
BY the way. he paid us surprise visit at
breakfast, for the purpose of taking Freddy
a walk over the hills. and there rehearsing
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"William Tell" which was to be produced
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often little talk over that when with
something of her girlish beauty lingering
{ yet around her, she will expatiate on the
I trouble her "dear Uncle Josey" then seemed
! to be in
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