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HSROsPECTUs
- OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
A frst-casa establishment, to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for IN vain during the past season. To supply
That want and to present at the same time profit
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
81 miles from the city 600 feet above tde-water on
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery ia
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character Magnlheent trees, abundance of the
purest water, beautiful rayines clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive and to point it out admirably adapted
for a large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
5orh9od 3bounds IN pleasant walks. shady drives and
1t is proposed to profit By these natural ADVANTAGES
by the erection on one of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot, of frstcass Hotel under
me direction OF the Bentley Springs Company, of
balunore county. The amount of Capital is fixed
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors.
1t is believed that in asking the citizens of Balti-
more to subscribe to this project are advancing
itself. '
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors Of
the Company for tho purpose Of soliciting subscrip-
Application may also be made to the Secretary,
ut the Office Of the Company No. q s. Charles street
BoAAKp Of , DIRECTORS:
}RsR Pi Hutchinson % ! e 1.f fa9Fs4
4. I; Knight, Isaao CoaIe, j.,
g. w. Burton Isaac S. George
Woodward Ahrahans, wv. Bentley.
L. B. Knight saorstArv. noA-tf
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The PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SEoRErARY-Tbe Pres
dent has recently appointed his private and con-
fdential Secretary. the Hon. Edmund Cooper, one
Of the members of Congress elect from Tennessee
This appointment is regarded as an excellent one
by those who are most familiar with the new secre-
tary and who understand the important duties which
will devolve upon him; Mr.. Cooper being gentle-
and decided. dispatchng business to the satisfaction
and pleasure of all who come in contact with him
of the labor that has devolved upon him since his in
auguration The friends of the President have long
entertained fears that his devotion and close appli
cation to the duties of his Office would undermine his
constitution, and they therefore much gratified
with this appointment, believing that Mr.. johnson
will find in his new Secretary sound adviser as well
as faithful friend and servant.-Bufalo Com. Adv
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LIE MISSISSIPPI FREEnMEy.-Judge sharkey. for
before the Reconstruction Committee
over onehalf as were now in that State very little
were slaves He said there was no way of eaf;mat
ded ri a muray that prevailed among them they
coored peopIs ~ numbers The mortality among The
snoWn s during the Is we
sssippi and bv ndre were 4S6 600 negroes in Mis-
than 2OO0o Of them must have died Tb;s more
ty shows condition of affairs in the sonther
Of the most deplorabIe character. ''u'nern states
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A SINGULAR suIoIpE.-A lad nineteen years Of age
named Conrsd Koch, committed suicide on Monday
at bis fathers residence Seventh street. between
Park avenue and Rutgers street. The boy had gone
out to spend the evening at a. new dance house in
drinking freely, went after and endeavored to lead
him homei but he refused The father then went af-
ter him. and the boy still refusing to go home, he
slapped him in the face with his hand. The boy
mortified that his incipient manhood should be thus
debased in. the presence of his companions-both
blew his brains out
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

"a Mach On 9 e 5. after fTo M Mon PAY.
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily Except
HccoMM6D BATON TRAIN, leaves Cumberland
These trains connect at Belair and ParkersbuFg for
all RR RRRPb Wit Spf 6HDATES TRAIN
East-Leayes Frederick at IT'S A. NJ. daily. Sun
H. EEff5orrs MILLS TRAIN 4, Isa y Ba;
and ESl y Mills ATTIC and ll3O a. NJ, and 8,
.' FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 40. 7.O5, S45 and 9.45 A. NJ,
and 8, 4l5, and "a? P. N; on SUNDAYS at 40 and
ton At SO, 7SO and Ills 4. NJ, and 3i5 49, and
7.30 P. NJ. On Sundays at 730 A. M and q AS and
on b NJ T6s S a5a N IS % t1sPs oP
trains from washington, stop at way points, Tho
z95 n and ~ j ? !, n from Baltimore and the
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ and $40 P. M.
for Baltimore and Washington.
apply to T. ENGLAND. Agent, at Camden Sta
ton or at the Ticket o a. g. "; P; SMITH.
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent. ja9-tf
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
s oR h and tts f6ter VIII mOP shTs B April
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at 7.25 A. M.
Express Train for New York only at 900 A.. M
Ito P. NJ. -- ~
Accommodation Train for Havre do Grace and in
terInediate Stations at 4.45 P. NJ
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
6.35 P. NJ. VA ~
Express Train for New York at 8.2OP.M.
1ne ABOVE Trains IeaTG daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at S2OPM
For Princess Anne, and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take IDS A. NJ, train. and for
Dover, Delaware, take the LILO P NJ train
VIM. CRAWFORD,
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s. Sssss 9sSfzssf YORK ROAD RAIl1-
EsSElE ESE WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave CITY Hall at each hour from A. N, to Up. M
except Il noon. ~
Night car for Towsontown at II P. NJ.
n Leave Iowsontown every hour from A. NJ to
2. NJ, except II noon. nos
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Ff'ished bg leonard j. Tormey & Co.. Stock aad B:R
Brokers. No. . South Street.
Nav l. 1866.
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Inc weekly statement OF the Philadelphia banks
made up to the 30th inst presents the following 40.
gregates as compared with those previous wee
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SUMNER ARIA NGEMENT
FARE REDUCED.
On and after MONDAY. April 30th, 1866, Cars will
run hourly from A: N: to ] P. M and at 8 P NJ,
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
On SUNDA US. hourly from 7 A. NJ to 9p.M.
Passengers to and from ELLICOTT'S MILLS will
leave daily, SUNDAYS included, at 7, 9 and II A. NJ,
OFFICE-West end of Baltimore street.
WIN. W. ORNDORFF
QDZD-Dn
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$3.50 Reward!

TIVE COUNTY COURT or wAsnINGrON COUNTY
j a. H. lat ses.ion, April 2nd. tsG. ordered that The
u TWO Hudred aud Plny Dollars D.
any rrron o. prrsunt Who viii arrest and ennfict,
before 4 Jury. apy thief Who may BE- guilty Of horse
stealing since M rlose o. the late ~Tetallon. To BE-
paid out " The County Treasury. NJ order n
0EO. W. TELFORD, Chairaia
Apfil 6 NJ JOHN y. 0uifuAn, Ckrt
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CARPENTER & MvMsoN,
General Ilaim AGENTS.

rm. j. B.. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjatuut LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
no. $. MUNSON, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
NHOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
aiken and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given TO
settlements Of officers accounts, Stoppage
OF pay removed, and certificates of uon.in-
dcbtcdncss obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
pca. Office LIST door South OF Exchange
Bank. Gay St, Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RgrEREScEs-Goy, W. g. Brownlow, Gen
A, c. Gillem, Col. l.. c. Houk, Capt. McNcish
may eft
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OspORN,s JAVA T T

Has been STEADILY used for years, by thou
sands Of persons in all parts Of the Country,
and is universally acknowledged to be At
once nutritious, delicious, healtbml and eco
nomlcal. The same quantity will make q
richer and stronger cup Of Coffee than any
other knOWa.
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FOR RENT

TIVE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED
~ the "Union Flar" Printing Once. next
door 70 tbs Post 0mee Apply At ihs Post
0H~
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PETITION FOR SALE Fol-
PARTITION

1900
PARTITION.
WlLLTAM Z. HALE " JEREMIAH n, HALE,
Peter h. shirl"y nnd his wife Susaunnh shiplgy
in Mi, ctns" N" i,f,uhnt jeremiah y Hale eng O.
n%nn-f'sii, nj ~ The STATE " Tenn .s@ar ~ alleged IN til
OH tui thr Complainant having sod tha, proc,ss H.
~ 'ui public. ion b" u at u Is therefor ordered iha
publication b. na'o fr tuur successive weeks In H.
tuipn flsE published 10 Juf - Inrn, poiify ing the H.
iHui"ui Jeremiah u. iiii. e. APPEAR Ut thu next tom
ufth court ~ b. h,ii ~ Nv. cunrt house in Junrsbor.
on the IT Monday IN June neSt e. answer N. bil ="
compliant ~ he sane will be- taken ~ confessed an
ut i"t h.arius "A paftt, JuIiN ,. Gkl>HAM,
Way " VI Fs'tti r'1k roraiF Coyi,
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
DLEA>NNr GIBSON ~ MATILDA GIBSON. IT
1 t~ng ali,s'i iu M. bill that dcicud,ut II y non
I"'id'nt Of 'ht- state, ant that she h ~ abandoned N
Complainant sri les been guIlty Of adultery. II II
therefore ordered thtt publication b. ma de- In The uiot
tlagfpr four 'n''rs-iN woe, notifying thu dffrHdgn
tntPpaar at 10" ~ VI t"rn " The ,ircnit CJu n NJ Car
trr county tth ~ " A. tho court House In Elijah n.
Ton DJ ihr int Non day II July next To- pl,ai, nn.wr.
" 4 nur o. the hill, or ths same will b. taken ~ crn
fs.ri AMI thH cau-n 81 town FOR hHring ~ part,
ipr.l 81, lsn. Ll,IALb G. WHITE Cck.
NV ~ wl pr fec S..
DuBEEf 4. 1UUMPsUN 7 I'T
llI,rhard n. Nurtll decreased Complainant, - N
atiue heirs aud tu Itt"rs ufsaii Eiclati ~. MuTfrll b.
lrii,Hs. IN The otsa II j. ordered Iy the Clerk 4
Nasttt II his rpift that all persons intrustpd ~ .aif
tFttt" shal rnmu fuWarlHnI exhibit their II, mands WI,
have thHms i,rs myin parties tu the hiia and this motto,
b. Ire lHu "fP.rsorl srryirp uf prrcrs- IN them.
Don" ~ INT D,cr ~ JOnrshoru Un this the 9Th day
81 Nay 49,. HENRY moss, C& NJ.
May 70 VI Ur.fa -.
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In County court 81 Jonesbora.

HENRY MILLER. u. and others. ". tANE MI.
Ill ~ ani others, fieir N Henv Miller. r. A..
eeasei. IN this es1ts ihs Lands %etfspting The doHef
lnterrst and snail iot called the htlih0uss Lof, haT.
In hssn rauliiansd according n iar, anf ire aid
stnf. lot harinx been ordered ~ The Court a. ~
soH ~ the County Cauft Clerk ~ The hesi infsnff n
IN NJ rarfts. ard the d~efeniqnt, nrt~rcs klsprer,
hrnsfiy Hehrcra uiier, hing 4 noa-fssiirHt u ths
State N Tsbnesses. aid AZ ndanf 4 herebf notified
that fhs int dssrfiiei ~ ne Commlui0nrrs 80 he
Ftulhauss Lot. Nli h. foH m The 10Th day ~ Juns,
ieN. ~ the Court hcuss door IN The iorn N ZONES.
Lfu' 10 ne hifhsst hAbf, IN . credit N sir raaaihs,
uuiss ofhsfuiss dssrssd ~ Ne couufv caurt. Nay n,
ims. ~ 0nTfUAM, nkyk
ssyiivtpV1 - d~~~Stsw
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"N"7"' = T|T'
maylsprsj. e. ARMSTRONG. CIR.

WHLIAu VINES " John b. NrLin.
w Now pending In The Circuit Court "
Washington County Tennessee. happening
th't John D. VcLin IL not to be found in .uiI
County, and Judicial aitachmen, having been
awarded in 'his cas', IL IL ordered that pub
hea'ion b msde FOR fur successive weeks
N The Union Flag, notifying him N appear
before sid e0uft IN tie fourth Nond,v IN
Jnne 1862, hnd defend said suit or DO will BE-
proceeded against IT parts.
ToHS r. BARELEY Va IoHS BOTTLES
u Oeeo'a siigreays' Linvil Hunter and
Henry Save. The original summon In his
ea's having been rrrurnti the -derepd,pt,
John Bottles Ociola sitzrsaves md Lin,ili
Hunter not 10 be found W nv C,un,v and
having obtained a Judicial attachment a, 40.
u. property NJ -'id defendants ~ the o,,o.
her term ofihs Circuit Court Of wasbin,,,,
County, and the iaid aitichmen, hariny nee,
levied on the real property or said defend.
ahs. u is ordered that p1biiealion BE- msds
Tor ionf successive weeks in TIE Ubios V,,
notifying said defendants h spps,r bsf,r.
ihe saia Cireuit Coart Al The Cont fIou,s In
!onssboro' on he fourth Monday in J,ss
1855 70 dsiend said suit or Il viii be uroes.l.
~ With eE patis a. N them.
"'7 lsPhSs T. kRHgfRoHo, or
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~ 81. HUNT vs. john GREENE JR.
-. original summons in this case having
been returned thattlt defendant John Greene
IA not to be found ia my county, and having
obtained a Judicial attachment Ms to the
property ofsoid John Greene Jr, at the Feb
runry term 1866 ofthc Circuit Court Of wash
lngto7 County, and the said attachment h1y-
ing been levied on the real property OF the
said Greene it is ordered by tho Clerk that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union Flag, notifying the de-
rcndant to appear before the said Circuit
Court at the Cont House in Jonesboro', on
the fourth Monday Of June 1866 TO defend
said suit or it will be proceeded with ex
parte. L. ARMSTRONG,
mHylsprf 8. Csrk.
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G o T. T r T.
RMS JAVA COFFEE

nSB0RNS JAVA COFFEE
The most delicious aud heallhhl beverage
known.
II is prepared from the best JAVA cor
FEE, and while ii has the favor of tine Old
Government Java, sells for less than half the
price.
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nerrho- omul Ra-ss Cubs rnT Tar cab, IN the ,~Ar ,v-p rr II No sGS, ~ os.
IN The sTTrh' "phoh pu sab Nncsh " ottIh ''hsir abi@TtsA DaS puh dcrS
nNogo, "G" dmed It'H dSr-'mr"Ts 'sNS d'I ta-MA @shhd which hsSHed Nr
'e ''"A"tW n eme side ho"" Ia Osh'nar " ASr"er dAuHe'n n nhsS~ hn
IEOoI.
Tho rapid t'vNw~tG rnOo' Va H~- bGo"n pn"huOO Ti wealth, md~ arny to produce
Gpt fool are matter. mW adrIp s4nythI cU ahd StS Commissioner Of Agriculture estimates
bushels; wheat, l@M@sS bushels OF, I6rOrGt b'Nhq Il Wbhu the farms Of mnoS yielded
rsS0l35 bushels 1hIsuC corn; So rra bmh's ~ ulNh; MI A2is1N bushels "s-s raV
MOI" Than one tuthh a"0"n, no'G'n one tHhH The wheat All h@"-' Oa''''@Ad as~ pro
Graa- cntk Raising.
nermmcry n- st n n.rH q gansU orIg sats, iluoa also the grrIe Hss ue ds
nue important rrt,t # PARK r'irs, nbEr IA navu, It very @m~ N. The Sdpr 4 these
rareh ntsm tr En'~sI~ r"tnFr O. hay, OrrS to fT'm'GN wa spah'hs niI rSnbh results
The hay 0rf Ilnosn htH stunt 1t @rcTS t' uA1h 10 nHsn aAh half ulu~ tons hT"
hnu e crop day dhrEtU, crTms@ y %wYok
csUcn. TctacCo, Flax.
Liberalization @rh""Fni cotton III S"hcn Los mE zen largely "Wahtd byhshbA prices
down &" I'HIi9 his and sh"r" rHar'f ON q" owuE p" ~ o@t'Ss ere incomplete, they SryH
sufficient to show a large Increase Ia III" pit-&~ most crfh achttn rhrE Met eS'' at any
nE "w awmeu. .l. uprmar wm LE' Ied vi b. Sr turing the comm S"s1 Hemp
"d aI Ty G"Tn asi~-t" r T'hG Lss"h", Did aGMy equal 70 Ii 'S"" EuSTs
Fruit.
Hma ,umctur @ne rmwrr Itmis are woie~i n TN". r~hr, p.r, Phns srv
berries sdc every MtV Of ruirn vegetables srI OiH'i 10 Et sbhiSn' Ia the ruTalA and Huthen
dHrcud the iut,' i Ir 'rrtl ~ tae5o%G IOaSs AMI ,NSS@A,G 'IeHli rGlWJ keAHn
hsHHG aSht uhkaH GHns pc'.
insyeCnsrt, 4, Settlers.
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particularly mvtdnH vhmt. whItn ) IsMc IEot Cru. IsEOd COMPANY "A" sold 100000
"m', To NOR" THAI $500 ral~ros: ava :rrs rrlIi year t' arr-ai NEr 'EU1n" Of sales
un In Ey IN" year h~G thee -Ir Is Cn rl 1r firms as III attracts q forty n'Ehy acres
SNt to the rr with limited ulHA " nl44r r.d. = my BE- required ~ he capitalist and stock
a.. t~em To-. .mn.t rraIA o tr- lrrh an: br,na duo :,s; AL ~nnuns.ua With all the.
great nEht mate 81 tHorh nh"4", c"As Si u'er,
PRICEs IED TERM3 OF PAYMENT.
T.rr" a ants vrfm n sonI . maup,Hs pr k. ni they are SOHO short Hedt @hr
eh A&dDtHDItar y" at hGntir o'twc' Is m.@t a. Shop IehaSft cash
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Forty IoF HnNrr see m s0t ct mc pmtp as quNEr cash dOWs-bGEs enc two
ana three '.', 4 Frorh Hurst mr''f", "AyHr M
:: :S% yMM""'ia -. r"""" to-. """""" %%
Tsr ~" as"I ~ , he Turrsa.ed for $500 Cash.
T1 Mhr~""o" III r%",'"@f I'll mII'd showing % tLaEerOu Of lands viii b fur
nSh.do On plohu IN rH'm, by srr,S
LhHo COMMISSIONER, lGnOi. Central n. r. Co., Chicago, Illinois.
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OSR0RN'S JAVA COFFEE

Has been extensively used in numerous
Ssnitrry Fairs throughout the Union, and re-
ceiyed certifcntesof tbe highest recommeh-
datiOn.
1t has also been thoroughly tested, and re-
ceivcd the diploma Of the American Institute
and other prominent institutions.
Put mp in | ID packages bearing the fac
smile Signature Of Lewis A. Osborn and in
boxes of 80 and so lbs, and sold by Grocers
generally.
Wholesale Depot and Trade Supplied by
THOMAS REID / CO., GLOBE MILLS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Tea,
COTE and Spices.
Nos. 1903 4 LOG Warren and 269 Washing
ton Streets, New York.
april 2O3m.
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OSBORNS java COFFEE.

Is particularly recommended as a bealthfnl
beverage and is most bCne6cially used by
those who suffer with Headache, Nervousness
and other injurious effects from the use of
other Coffee.
IL is prepared vita the greatest care, and
contains no ingredient which is not more
harmless and beneficial to the human organ
ism than pure Coffee, TO which fact the most
ski!lful Physicians and Chemists testify,
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- The Journal de Havre con-
tains the following extract from the
report Of Capt. Tessa, Commander
OF the French ship lie Cog, just
arrived from the coast of Africa ::
ga large sea serpent pursued me for
two days. This creature must have
been sixty metres in length. Thanks
to storm, it disappeared, and was
not seen again" The report itself
is published in full in the same paper,
and there can be no doubt as to its
genuineness.
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DTHn-


On Friday night, the 427th inst, J Ohm
DAILY BURK. aged about 81 years, son of
the late Judge JohnJ. Burk, OF this city.
At the family residence. in this Parish,
on Friday evening, the 9th instant. Mrs.
CATHERINE DELANY, wife of Joseph
Delany, aged rs years and 5 months.
On sund ~ morning the 29th instant,
GEORGE RUTHERFORD, aged about so
years, native of DUN friesshire, Scotland
but for the last ten or twelve years resi-
dentof this CITY.
Deceased was distinguished for his stir
ling integrity and guilelessness of charac-
ter, which won for him the respect of all
with whom his unpretending and unob-
trusive ways brought him in contact. He
was, in the broadcast sense of the term, an
honest man, whom, to know, is to venerats
as '.the noblest work of God.n May peace
forevermore be his bright reward.
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The European War.

The Hibernian at Farther Point, July
25th, brings the following news:
The Great Eastern had laid nearly 300
miles of cable up to the evening of the
18th. and wus progressing favorably.
Nothing further had transpired ahont
the pesce negotiations between Napoleon
and the contending powers.
The Prussians were defeated in san
culinary conflict at Aschnffen burg, and
marched towards Frankfort. which was
evacuated by the Federals. The Diet had
removed to Augustenburg. The Prussian
headquarters were at Brunn. II was re-
ported the Russians occupied Islau.
The London Times thinks the Prussians
would be before Vienna by the nth, and
doubts that the Austrians can withstand
the victorious Prus.ians
Ciuldini occupi Padua and Vicenza,
towns on the railroad 10 Venice.
II was declared in dir lnmatic circles at
st. Petersburg that Rnssia ha- no present
intention to abandon her neutral attitude,
and will not. excepting a foreign power
shall intervene in the affairs of Germany.
Unless Cialdini is dislodged from Padua
and Vicenza, on the railroad to Vienna,
he will prevent the Austrans from rem
dering a'y aid in the impending battle
with the Prnssians.
The London Times believes the repeated
Austrian losses in Bohemia will deter the
Emperor from a final encounter near the
capital, and that an interview between the
two monarchs will take place before the
Prussians shall be ready for the onset.
The Austrian Emperor told his people
that Vienna should he treated as an open
city, and that he would limit the opera
tons to defence of the line of the Danube,
which nj ght bring the Prussian attack on
Floredoff. two or three miles from the
gates of Vienna, where the Austrians have
| an entrenched camp.
I he Moscow Gazette expresses entire
rympathy with the Italian cause and ia
vors the annexation of Rome to Italy.
Sunberg advices say all the Russian SOL
'iiers on Through have been called in.
! Military trains stnrt every day from War
saw to the SlIesisn and Gallician frontiers
Russian troops are marching from Podolia
| to Bersarabla.
The Spanish Government has prohibited
the sale Of newspapers in the public streets.
| Several French papers have received
Government warning for publishing false
| news.
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THE MILITARY CALLED OUT.

New ORLEANS, July 80.-The Conven-
ton met at 70 clock NJ. =, and proceeded to
organize.
They organized and the President was
arrested by the civil authorities.
Immediately riot broke out between
the negro adherents Of the Convention
and the police.
1t is still progressing.
Two whites and several negroes were
already killed.
The excit ment lie intense and the police
have the upper hand and the members Of
the Convention are being caught one
by one. #
The military are being called out.
Later-4 II. MI.
Upwards of Fifteen Persons Reported
Killed.
DIR. A. P. Dostie and Mr.. Henderson, two
of the speakers at the meeting on Satur-
day night are among the killed.
Michael Hahn is badly wounded and not
expected to recover.
The members of the Convention are
imprisoned.
Quiet has been restored.