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THE SUNDAY Law IN BALriMoRE.-The
Baltimore American of this morning says:
The new Sunday law went into oper alton
yesterday, and though there were many OBJ.
jections 10 some of it's provisions, it was very
universally obeyed. 1t was during the day
the subject OF general conversation. so far as
ltinterdicts the sale of liquor on Sunday there
is no general opposition to its provisions, but
It's sringency which dries up soda fountains
and closes confectionery stores, whilst barber
shops ana livery stables are permitted 70 be
open and engaged in business with as much
freedom as on other days of the week, pro.
voked unfavorable comment and complaint.
The nsual sale Of Sunday papers on the streets
was prohibited by the police, and il is proba.
BILE that the Courts will be called upon 10 set
tie the intent Of the law in that respect. Some
OF the apothecaries also refused TO sell medi.
eines except upon physicians prescription,
but we see nothing in the law that rendered
that necessary" EFFGIT IL
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In every case send the name and post ofice sd.
dress Of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft. p. o. order, express, or in req
istered letters, may b. seat at our risk.
All commune ations should be addressed to
VINCENT. BUTERFIELD CO..
$40 Pa. av., Washington, d. c.,
p. o. Lock Box Sc.
The proprietors will donate to the directors Of
the National Orphans Institution 1000.
REFERENCES:
Hon Thsmas Hood, Madison, Wisconsin.
n Walker, Esq., Adrian, Michigan.
J. II. Bradley, Esq, Chicago, Illinois.
ID. A. Weinberg, importer OF Watches, Chicago,
Illinois.
Nd a Ellsworth, ESQ, wsshinRton, D O.
q Dewitt, Esq Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. VIM. Butterfed, New York
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Michigan.
Generai Charles T. Campbell, Waukesha, Wis-
cohsin. -.
MAJOR Enoeh Totten, washin aton. D. @.
b. .Ehredge, Esq.. driaa. Michigan.
ington. ID @.
N B:-Editors Of country papers are authorized
TO act agents, and they gill Do aliow we'd full
commission on all tickets ordered, whether for
themselves or other parties, who NAV order
through them. Proposals. for inserting this al :
vertisement are requested. NV 81 SIAM w ,Tjyl.
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~ A fatal accident occurred near Acton, G.
w, on the Grand Trunk railway. on Satur-
day. man and his wife were walking on
the track, and had reached a small bridge
where the railway passes over a roadway
when train came along, they made haste 20
cross the bridge, but in their efforts the man,
who was blind, trippod and fell. The wife.
with heroic falthfulness 10 her charge. at
tempted to lift HIM out of his precarious situa-
uon, but only succeeded in pulling him TO the
slde OF the bridge, when the train came along,
crushing the man TO pieces, severing both the
womans legs. and scattering her intestines on
The ground. The man died in a few minutes.
and The woman only survived the accident
about an hour. The parties Were seen by the
engine driver, but observing their efforts 20 get
on the track, did not attempt to stop the tram
until II was too late. The unfortunate connie
w're very poor people, living in Acton. They
'eaye five orphans to the mercy of a svmpa
IhiZing world
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CAPT. MAURY-The London Times of the
lsth OF May says:-'-On the 5th OF June there
VIII oe a grand Dinner at WiIlis's Rooms, to
present Captain Maury with testimonial,
which VIII take the monetary form of 3.0O
guineas. Sir JohEtParkington will preside"
6The Richmond (Va.) whig states that
T, Sents nave iaiien very rapidly in that city.
stores which last year rented from $3.50 70
S5OOO now are easy 10 be obtained for S6OO 20
$1,000.
6-The shipwrights Of New York had a me.
me ON Thursday at Jonesis Wood Goo per-
sons being present Speeches IN the interest
OF the strike were made by several persons
- Alex. II. Coffroth has been nominated for
Congress by the democrats OF the sixteenth dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
SInspired by the productions OF a Iadv
writer, whose last prod nction is called scniy
Woman's Heart."i IL is rumored in literary
circles that gentleman OF reputation as a
s.ory, W,,er pas In preparation a novel to De
styled Merely Mans Midriff; on the Duke,s
Diaphragm"
A CONFINED FAN AND PARAsoI -Amonp
the american patents lately issued is one for q
ian, snnshade, or canopy, composed Of a
b0oped frame and wrapper, the latter pro-
vided with draw cases and draw strings
ANATOMICAL GRANNAR.-Among the ques-
tons in grammar lately proponnded by the
senool committee OF Fall River TO applicants
for admission TO the High School, was the fol-
lowing: se3. State the different ways OF dis
tingushing the sexes, and give an illustration
OF eachr'-NeV Bedford Standa<l.
pdrty OF tWenry-fOur
gentlemen, in Caldwell county, North Caro-
lima, have just returned from great so uirrel
hunt Half Of the number have exhiblted one
thousand three hundred scalps, and the Others
exhibited nineteen hundred and sixty.six. The
largest number killed by one man was eieht
hundred and twenty seven. 80
4 CALIFORNIA PLATfNCM.-A white metal in
found IN California which has lately been as
ceriained TO be platinum. II sells there for six
dollars an ounce, and rs used for tipping gold
pens with what is termed ssdiamond points"
for which purpose about four hu adred ounces
are annually exported from San Francisco.
SD. A. Whitcombe, Of Worcester, Mass
acting under the evil influence OF sspirits,',
alias had rum. committed suicide by hanging
IN bis own house, on Fridsy.
IThe Franklin, Tennessee, Review saws
IL don't know which is the worst the Radicsls
or The cut worms. Both are doing their level
beat 10 destroy the country.
ga gold mine has been discovered near
TItusyille, which, IL IL thought will put me
oil wells Of thai region In the shade
~An Ohio man has discovered. who h..
been working on the sympafhies Of the Wor-
ces'er public for several days, has lust been
discovered IN h-ve an arm, hidden close 10 IN.
body, under his clothing.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRICkLANDlS PILE REMEDY

MT Glass, Of Jsnesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
vated case OF Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army as lncurable, he being quite para
yzed with the Piles.) Both these Distressing cases
Eere cured with oas bottle of DR.. STRIOKbKNDS
FILE hEmEDY. The recommendation OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
BY Dr.. strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
Ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DIR. Strickland's Pile Remedy. 1t IL
sod by pruggists everywhere. Sold by ). w.
NAIRN CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 311 Pa
avenue and 302 Einth street oc 3s-ly
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TO DYE EASY

Is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
ore bottle. No wash, stain. n trouble. A child
can apply It, Persons wishing to avoid the publici.
ty Of having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
setter than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub off or make the
Hair appear dusty dead bat i'm parts new life and
iustre Gives beautiful black or brown, ss pre-
ferred. Price rs cents.
Prepared by A. /. MATHEWS, NY
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. nv IT, eolv
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A SUPERIOR prMppv

We can conscientiousy recommend to those suf
iering from distressing cough. DR. STRIOK-
LANDS MEL LLIFLU0OS COUGH BALSAM
IL gives relief almost ins tantaneous, and is wthal
not dlsagreeable to the taste. There ia no dopht
but the Mellifuous Coagh Balsam is one of the
pest preparations in use and is all that fits propri-
past geek, and found relief from most distressjne
cough. 1t prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 1 80
sycamore street Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by
YATES Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
ANIs, 317 Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street,
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SECRET DISrASra

SAMARlIANs 6IFT III q most certain, safe and
efectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene
ay ever discovered Cures In two to four days, and
recent cases IN twenty four hours No mineral, no
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not went to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
sAMARITAN's Roor AND HERB JuIcEs-A positive
and permant mt cure for Syphilis Scrofuia, Ulcers,
sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold by 8. G. Ferd. See advertisement. my5
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SUE ELY,
STEADILY,

SoxELH STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMOLANDERs EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DISEASE, RHKyxAfIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from E1cKssEs OF ANY KIND.
GONE, YE AFFLICTED
Thy sMOLANusRS
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
& CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD q CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH q
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass. =,
General Agents. feb lO-ly
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my l5-tf
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

This mamm 9th Hotel, filled up with all the
modern improvements, will open or about A
length, by two hundred feet deep, with lE:H u
portico twenty four feet in depth along the entire
front. and contains six hundred rooms, speciaiiy
arranged for families, and fitted with gas. bells,
and other conyeDiences not usually fonnd ct
hotels. The dining room Is two hundred by
seventy hve feet. The surrounding grounds are
spacious; neatly laid ont; and provided with Con.
daily from the famous Congress Springs, Sara
t0ga, a New York The Sea Bathing is
morning train for Philadelphia arrive at Long
Branch at P. M, came day: Those desiring
this city. SPRAGUE A STOK KES
my l2-lm Proprjetors
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IL Near Atlanta, Ga. last week. a horrible
outrage occurred. respectable lady, Mrs
Gresham was oyertaken on a lonely road by
negro, who drew knife upon her, forced
her 10 his cabin. and detained her there two
days, when she was released. after being To-
peatedly compelled TO submit 20 the lusts OF rhe
wretch. After wandering several hours in the
wooOs she came 10 a house almost exhausted
and her mind nearly gone. She was taken
home and the ordeal through which she had
passed revealed TO her husband. The whole
nelghborhood was soon out IN search OF the
negro, but failed 10 find him. In a day or two.
however, he returned, and was arrested and
taken 10 Americus for trial. The lady recog-
nlzed him, and the husband, unable longer 20
restrain himself, rushed upon him. and with
three well-direcJod shots was revenged. Mr.
Gresham was Immediately arrested by the au-
thoriues, and required 10 give bonds IN the
term of the conrt.
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KILOGRAMS, Ac.

An adJourhed session of the United States
Court, Tor the District Of Virginia, will com.
menee In Richmond to-day. Judge Under
wooa is expected there this morning. J. T.
Biauy, OF New York; William Ii. Reed. of
Phlladelphia: George W. Brown of Baltimore,
associate counsel for jefferson Davis. had ar
TlSeG, ana were stopping at the Exchange
H-fel The counsel of Davis will announces
their readiness to proceed with the triaI1 ana
In tne event OF postponement will submit an
application for bail. District Attorney Chand-
ler VIII PROBABLY not be present az this session
OF tne court OWING TO the serious illness of a
memoer OF MS family. Major Hennessy, as
slsant olsrlct attorney, will represent the
Government. Barton N. Harrison, who was
DaNls priVate secretary. arrived at Richmond
yesterday morning from New York, and is at
the Exchange Hotel.
Generals Steadman and Fullerton had an in
teresting conference this Saturday with the
freedmen at Springfield church, Georgia. A
nnmoer OF prominent citizens Were present
Ihe omnissloners stated the object of the in =
teryiew, and asked the freedmen to give their
views pro and con regarding the bureau
They testified to the kindness and justice of
their masters Speeches were made by Gene
ra-s Steadman and Fullerton. The bureau in
Georgiais better administered than il is in any
other state, equal justice being given to the
freedmen before the civil courts.
Brig Ella, from Philadelphia, of and for
Boston, with coal, went ashore on Block
Island in a fog. at 3 o'clock on Thursday
morning. Captain Sanford, Seayy, mate
Henderson and Broadbeck. seamen, were lost
Two sedmen were saved, one Samuel Phoen
badly injured. Vessel and cargo probably
total loss.
1t is reported in Baltimore that a party of
slXty'or seventy Fenians arrived there last
night from Washington, and were ioined tnere
by about one hundred more, They are sup
posed 10 be bound for Canada.
The new Sunday law went into operation in
Baltimore yesterday. 1t will cause some Iiri-
cation, as parties who consider their business
interest interfered with are prepared 10 test
the consttutionality of the law.
Some two hundr d colored people, part pro-
duct OF the revival now in progress among
this class, were baptized yesterday at Hamp-
ton, Va. Over five hundred persons Were
present.
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HOMICIDE "A young man, named VIM A.
Moxley, from the peighborhood OF Damascus
Montgomery county, Md, who had served as
aprivate in the Federal army, was committed
10 lail, In Rockville, for killing VIM. whi,e,
Of the same neighborhOod, with a Springfield
rine loaded with shot. They lived in the
same house. and Moxlev had been brou cht M
from his childhood by White. They had dis
pute about trifiing sum ofmoney. when Mox-
ley ended the case by shooting White-ROck-
rifle SeayinsI
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BEDS.

SPRING
Eleven years since, HIRAM TUCKER, OF Boston,
SPRING BED,
OF his own invention, which has steadily In.
creased in popularity since that time, and to day
stands
UNRIVALLED.
Combining, az 1t does, the several require
ments OF
CoMFORT, CLEANLINESS, PORTABILITY,
DURABILITY, AND CHEAPNEss,
1t may Justly be regarded as q household neces.
sity. Those who have once tested its merits
will never abandon it for any ether contriyance
which has yet been devised for mans comfort
during the hours devoted to repo,e There .
nothing so essential to sound health as sound
sleep, and this is secured BY the use Of fuckers
Patent Spring Bed. r-r ..
For sale by Gr
JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO..
my 20 lw Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street.
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FRAUD PUNIsHED.-The case Of Dexter, the
swndlng cotton agent at Mobile has been
decided, and he has been fined e251. .OOO IN
was proven on the trial that he swindled the
government cut Of 3,425 bales, which az sixty
GEMS pei pound, brought S1,o52,D0. IL was
proven also that ne received S25OOO 10 n 80 ms
influence to procure certain appointments to
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THE CHOLERA AT NEW wYoRK.-Saturdav's
report OF DR.. BIssell. deputy health officer at
quarantine, says that there have been % ne w
cases and II deaths of cholera There is also
one case of yellow fever at quarantine. The
following will explain the facts:
"HosPITAL SHIP FALCON, June .. 1866
Cyrus CHrtiSs, President of the Commissioners Of
Quarantine With this please find report OF
the changes In hospital since the previous re-
port There are twentv-six new admissions
TO the hospital ship, and twelve deaths have
occurred. The brig Bertha, Captain Deplein,
twenty one days from Ponce, Porto Rico, ar
rived here yesterday at noon. She lost on the
passage two men, and she has now one sick
on board with yellow fever. There is no pla 20
for yellow fever patients here. The hospitaI
expressly provided for those sick of this dis
ease is full of cholera patients, and their mum.
Der is rapidly on the increase. You will see
by the detached report that the mortality i'm
hospital Is rapidly increasing. large portion
OF the cases sent here are moriburd. Every
loot OF room on the hospital ship is occupied
by the sick and dying. The sickness on the
steamship Peruvian is largely on the Increase
and unless we can transfer her passengers 10
some other place they must mostly die.
"D. III. BIssELL,
deputy Health Oficer'
The report of deaths embraces the names of
the twelve persons alluded to. Four of them
were from the steamship Union, and the re-
naming eight We're from the Peruvian Their
ages vary from three TO sixty years, and near
ly all were Germans, Swedes, and Danes The
list OF new cases. embracing 20 names. shows
tnat all the patients came from the steamship
Peruvian.
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HThe new theatre The Chatelet, in Paris,
is crammed, every night, from floor to ceiling,
to witness tho brilliant marvels of q new piec
called 1.-The Magic Lantern" and in which one
of the pretuest actresses of Paris, Mile. Eu-
genie, personates our common mother Eve.
with the aid OF the smallest modicum of green
Grape whose existence could hope for recogni-
tion by the Censors of the Police
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IThe Carrollton 1n.) Democrat in an.
swering correspondent as to the meaning sf
loyalty" says: Loyalty at this time is a hard
word 10 oe dennsd We have no doubt IL you
ton Of missouri and wish Andy johnson as
sassipated, you win pass.n
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- The great tunnel under Lake Michigan,
which is being constructed by the people of
Chicago for the purpose of procuring an a5le-
quate supply OF fresh water, is rapidly pro-
crossing In all, a distance of, ,45i feet las al.
ready been excayated, and the work proyrasse, |,
at the rate OF % feet day. There remains bat
81 1C6 feet TO be excayated
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
cSweIs; Win s9Te means Of relief Sent free Of
SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Howard Association,
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c
EMRICH'S RESTAURANT,
IA No 2AS papna - naar etb

EMRICHS RESTAURANT,
H Ne. 35S PennA. av., near 9Th street,
known Werber's Place.
, Ire undersigned informs his patrons and the pub.
ic generally, that he has renewed from ,
his Old stand, THE European Hotel, 10 YEHAV
NO. 3aa Pennsylvania avenue, where he lElbfE
10 enabled to furnish all kinds Of Liquors and Game
Thankful for past favors he solicts q continue.
uon OF their former patronage.
p. ENRICH.
my l5-u No. 355 Penna avenue
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1At recent fire in Auch, France,
woman with her child were in a burning
house; the Archbishop offered 600 francs, then
6,WO francs, then an annuity Of 1900 francs,
70 anybody who would rescue them. Nobody
budged. Thereupon he threw on his cassock,
ran into the flames, rescued than and gave
them the 1900 francs annually he had won
for himself - .- q
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Ia A SHARP TowNsHfP.-Ata q town meeting In
Havervill, Massachusetts, last week, the se-
Iecfmen were ordered to charge nfty dollars
per night for the use Of the Town Hall for
theatrical and minstrel performances, and also
20 refuse license - any such companies 70
accupy any other hall.
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1RlBrLATInNs OF A PHILANTHRoPIST OF
course, every body remembers Mercer, ne
sympathetic individual, who conceived The
bright idea OF supplying the matrimonial mar
ket OF Washington Territory by lmportationS :
OF blooming spinsters from the New England
STATES. IL IS Bot yet forgotten what a sorry
time he had of IL here-hov he was sued nv
disguised aspirants for Western matrimony
and how he Get sail. with the echoes of wrath :
iul females wrlnging In his ears. u now seems
mat his troubles here were only the com
mencemeEt. From our California and Wash
lngton Territory exchanges we learn that Ner-
Ger Is now running a gauntlet Of prosecutions
IN both OF these regions. 80 tar AS we can nudge
from the reports, has assorted cargo of lowell
ness Jailed To suit the demands Of the Pacific
coast oachelors, and cOnssQuer tIy very lew
investments were made. The spinstars are
row after Mercer, sayagely demanding tha, he
shall fulhll his agreement by finding them
somebody 10 marry. and the probability ~ that
they VIII distract him to sucR a pitch tnar he
VIII turn Mormon and marry the whole lot
himself. Poor Mercer!-N. D. Sun.
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H6A travelling photographic by the name
of Edward StaBup, who has been I'm Rockville
Gem, q few weeks, was arraigned last week
for numerous instaBces Of most brutal and
lascrvious behaviour, practiead toward litsle
girIs from seven 10 twelve years of age He
was bound over for Trial before the Superior
Court. The testimony in the case Is Of the
most re voting character. r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHARMS OF WOMAN

CHARMS OF WOMAN
Lose all their beauty unless refreshed with that
Enchanting Perfume, "SwEET OPOPONAX. -
The beauties Of Paris and London are already en- =.
chanted with Z. T. Smith Co q New Mexican
Perfame, "SwEET OPoPeNAx.n
Z. T. SMITH l. CO.,
Je e4H,r Perfumers, r. Y
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Austre-Pru.sian Question.

ne sessmers HermOn and Marathon, from
49, P1rs IT, On the I'D, have arrived AZ New
iIs ~ don london Post OF the 29d publishes
arranged that the representStiyss 90 E.an.yy
Eugland, and Russia on one s1de Sna 80 =,
austria, fresss, ana Italy on the other. will
the presidency OF Drouyn d'Laay, Tor so,.
mally opening a conference to solve na si6.sII,
the pending question between Austria Prnssas
and Italy. Ii he reported AT Paris thai Lord
London Herald says the conference can DO
nothing more than adjourn the war, unless one
or the other OF the combatants should become
exhausted under the burden OF its preparations
The Dresden Journal. OF the 2lst OF May, saws
that the congress would embrace all the Pow
ers, and would meet on the 18th. According
10 the same authentics, Austria eyinced n DIS
inclination 10 come into the conference, and II
was asserted that shsuld she persist sue would
be represented pro tenn. by England aud Rus
sra There is, however, no indication of re-
eral Powers, and the almost universal feeling
was that a pacific solution was hopeless
Prussia has issued decree that in the event
OF war merchant ships belonging 10 the enemy
are nov 10 be captured on the high seas oy her
war vessels. This measures only 20 apply IN
case OF reciprocity from the enemy. En-
uenchea camps are 70 be constructed near W.
emma, as point OF concentration for the Aus
trlan army. The Austrian commandant a.
Vienna has issued a notification warning 10
the inhabitants against attempts oenlist in the
station volunteer corps, and also against m.
citing desertlon. These offences are 70 be dealt
with by martial law. L. was continually as
serted that Austria had refused 10 discuss any
proposition for the cession of Nenetia. Ber-
I'm telegram says AZ has been decided that unuI
the IAN OF June an army corps Will be con-
centrated at each of The following places.
WetZlor. Erfurt, Frankfort. and bet Ueen Ress-
sc and Glitztz. in order 70 prove that PRUSSIA
accepts the congress. The departure OF the
Prince Royal and the Prince Frederick Charles
ior the army has beer postponed. The forma-
commenced on the 2Ist OF May. A Vienna dis-
patch states that the alliance between Prussia
ana ltaly binds each TO support the other m
case OF an attack nv Austria: the treaty 20 con-
tlnue until the end OF the present year The
statement that an Austrian patrol rossed the
fruSslan frontier Is denied by the Austrian
commander.