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NAVY GAZETTE.

june 5.-Orderc4-First Assistant Engineer w. w.
Hopper and Third Assistant Engineer Frank Nj. Ashton,
duty connected with ironclads at League Island Penn
sylyania Third Assistant Engineer Jasper III. Diamond
10 tho Madawaska: First Assistant Engineer
George j. Burnap, and Second Assistant Engineer Chas
H. Greencaf TO the iron clad steamer Tonawanda Third
Assistant Engineers H. l.. Sosson and A. Z. Engard to
the Naval Academy for duty.
JaHe 4.-Defached-1hird AssistentEngineer Gates
McAster from the steamer Madawaska and ordered to
the Maryland at Portsmouth, N. H.. as an assistant to
ChiefEngineer Roberts; Second AssistantEngineer II.
&. Beckwith from the Yantic aud ordered to the
ironclad steamer Tonawanda; Acting Third Assistant
Engineers Guy MeAllister, George Dowding, Frederic
Egner, and Thos. Hoon from the steamer Clemats and
granted leave of absence; Carpenter A. = Goodsoe from
duty at Bag Point s. c. and placed on sick leave Of alb
sence Gunner John G. Foster Iom duty at Bay Point,
$. G., and placed on waiting orders.
Jpre 5-H0H0r0biy Misunderstanding Second Assist
anlEngneor Samuel Bulson, from July 30, 1855 Acting
Third Assistant Engineers John Quinn from August IA,
1867 and Thos l.. Wilson, from Aug. II, 1863
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
Works. and NJ. sourdza Secretary to Prince C.arles Of
HoheDZollern.
Italy.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

The Florence correspondent of The Journal ds DtJat
writing on the Goth Of May, says:
There military political and financial considerations for
not wasting me The last everybody knows are eecon-
ing every day. The $50 MILLIONS borrowed from
the banks being rapidly exhausted. Issue VIII be
required next month and II the present state OF things con-
tiDues will have 10 be commenced with paper
circulation enormously deprecated In military point
Of view. 1t is dangerous 10 maintain an army con.
ceDtrated and inactive during the hot ana
politically II is extremely difficult TO keep country
In which the national has been decided in
Italy without division ami dsust breaking out and destroy
ing The unanity Ebich has hitherto existed In times ike
the essential condition Of concord The Gov
of this state OF things and VIII not be
inyegled protractcd negotiation Of the end OF when
is certain ruin Whether the conference meets not 10
assured that the prOlongat0n which is anticipated al Pafs
will take place Yesterday. notice appeared IN tho
OGoai ordering tie volunteer officers 10 JOIN tner
cOrps in "a hours This imperative order Induces people TO
look the speedy siyal OF Gabed whose appearance
will be the signal The Government Is doing All mat TIE
party Of action ask for and between both there Is
now entire harmony Taere 5000 volunteers II inc
depots waiting be eQnipped 5000 have inscribed their
and little doubt that when Garbadi APP
pears continent the number OF volunteers VIII eac nea
100 Nobody anticipated such general and continued
movement In Naples likewise the Is spreading SON
of Prince dABgrj Of Duke Cinel and son OF snor
Spue president Of the council under Francis H. and
other members of the asocacy have entered the cavalry As
simple soldiers. The first batcn Of the GariDaii vouneery
left oath: the Venetian and Roman emgrants have also
left for army; the students under d and desefte
from tho Pspai army constantly arriving.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Great Britain.

MONITORS CROSSING THE ATLANTIC.
Mr. John Bourne, {. E., says in letter which mas
been forwarded to us for publication:
BY letters have just received from America tap
that the monitor Mlntoaomah sister ship 81 the do
nadnock is about to Or BnglsHd and
able and energetic assstantsecreary of e American navy
coming the vessel which at least shows that lie has
although the sides low that the deck not u inches
above the water The impteSnabe character OF ne mon
itors owness CT their sides and the immense
thickness or their arm0r, has long been widely Enownt
but in Europe doubts OF tleir seagorthress based
on superficial considerations, have been persiseDiy
propagated In the idea perhaps lst tie public h ID fbc
maintained. These illusions, however tho voyage OF tho
MonadnocS round Cape Horn The intended voyage Of tho
Mantonomah the Atlantic viii no doubt 90 something
dspe and mechancans az least VIII not be SLOW 10 Iecos
nze the superior power and efficacy OF the monitor yesses
which action of ronad would Be able to con,
front for se minutes without the imminent being
sent TO tie bottom The officers and the monitors
titled highest praise for the skill and courage WIKI which
they have conducted vessels novel character stormy
and into The hottest bre and We NAV al O SIRE may te
naval this country viii not be slow TO appreciate these
qualities and 10 give their brother blue jackets cofdI we
come when they arrive
TUE FENIANS.
On Thursday return published, which gives various
particulars Spectng tue prisoners who have been con-
OF the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act Up 20 the 18th OF
Ami of this 80 prisoners had been confined and
all of them had been Kept II separate confinement ana
treated under the silent system since Their eoinitta
With the exception of two hours or exercise they had
been kept in their cells the entire day and during tho
time allowed for exercise the silent system was enforced
As a general rule they not allowed 10 communicate
with their professional advisers friends, relatives
but exception made IN where the resident
magistrate recommended IT, Even then such commuDca-
tols wee made in the presence OF the governor Of tho
ia One of the prisoners visited by bis professional
adviser under an order from the Lord Lieutenant.
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 10. 1866.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, June IL, 1866
PATENT REPORTS.
Mr. ANTHONY offered a resolution for the printing Of
1860 copies Of the report of the Commissioners OF Patents
for 1866 which referred to the Committee on fnnS
ACCOUNTS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Mr.. WILSON from the Military Committee reported The
House bill for the settlement Of accounts OF certain pube
officers II prescrbc the mode in which the accounts ot
dsbursng officers Of the Freedmcns Bureau shail be ad-
justed. 1t was passed.
PUBLIC WORKS on THE COAST
Mr. CHANDLER called up a Bill approprating money for
the preservation repair and completion Of public WORKS
on the Pacific and Atlantic Coast on the Lakes ana az
other points, which was passed
PRINTING.
Mr. ANTHONY from the Printing Committee, reported
resolution for the printing Of $4,000 copies Of the ke-
construction Report for the use Of the Senate.
MAIL CONTRACTS DISSOLVED.
Mr. COMES from the Committee on Post-Oflices and
Pos-ROads reported Joint resolution. releasing the
Pacific Mail steamship Company from that paIt Of their
contract compelling them 10 touch at Honolulu which
was ordered 10 be printed.
SAFETY OP PASSENGERS.
Mr. EDxUSps TON lhp ColISttse % C0Upssa
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LETTER or PRINCE CHARLES TO THE SULTAN.
Prince Charles has addressed second letter TO the SUI
tan stating that present circumstances do not admit Of
his proceeding to Consantnople Immediately but that he
will 10 20 shortly
DESIGNS OF TIE TURKISH GOVERNMENT:
The Representatives Of Turkey have received orders not
carry Into effect their instructions TO notify to the Gov
ernments to which they accredited the intention on
Turkey to occupy the Danubian PrinciPalltles ms
change in tie resolution of the Turkish Government IL
partly ssbed 10 letter addressed by Prince Charles OF
ohcnzorn to the Sultan and partly TO the declarations
of Russia and France against any Intervention by Turkey
and also to the desire expressed by the French Govern
men that events should be allowed to develop themselves
in Roumana.
Turkey has decided to orego her proposed Intervention
in the Pncpaltie in the belief that the conference on
the Dannbiar question would discover a of fully
indicating the dignity of the Turkish Government.
APPOINTMENTS.
". yeap GAkc ~ been Gamed yigisteg 9f Pubic
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The Nsw-Jcrsey Legislative Corruptiou-TTial
of the Alleged Criminals ia October.

TRENTON. Tuesday, juno H. 1866.
The persons charged with bribery aud corruption in the
last Legislature have all been charged before tho Court
and pleaded " Not guilty" The last, Daniel Holsman,
charged to-day and gave bail in $40 OOO to answer at
the October j. T. Bradley esp appeared as counsel
Stratton rs counsel G. Van Waggner, with s. futile as
counsel Charles f. Rub, with J.. Albeit and j. Z. Brad
Icy counsel appeared Yesterday, pleaded Not guilty
and gave surety in 900 appear in October for trial.
Van Waggener, Rub and Holslnan anxious for i'm
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READ WHO SAYS so.

Foa ne R,r Le G. rt Fasir q he Bopt Church P'@bo
toaM j. formerly Of ne NORTH Baptist Church Ph'adehG at
yye,,ni Posto, o. Gse Baptist ClaTeh, Chester, Pa
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Prussia.
SERIOUS DISORDERS.

Serious disorders have just broken ont at haenbrg in
Prussia Themen of the broke private houses,
and demanded with menaees, money provisions, and
clothes Shops were pilaged and threats Of general
Iage openly made. The officers present at those
scenes ofbgandage without being able to control tho
men, and troops had TO be sent for from Danzic and FL
berg. "Never says the K0agsberg GAZETTE which gives
the above details would it have been believed that such
a scene could occur in open day in a civilized town."
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TIVE EAT&TRENGTHENING TONIC
tNoP A WHISKY PREPARATloNl
HOOFLANDS GERMAN B1TTERS
HAS PERFORMED MORE CURES,
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION,
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
IA, more respectable people vOueh for it, than any other article
IN the market.
We DEFY eny one to conirldct th, assertion ana
WILL PAY $1,000
10 spv one who will produce certificate pobhed by US that not
genuine.
RTrNIlcMBER
THAT THIS BnrERs Is NOT ALCOHOLIC
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY
AEp CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDs.
Rur IS TIE BEST TONIC ~ TIE WORLD
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Wcuercs aus europa.
Die Gpnfereus. WapOleon prdiicitt. lie
ffmnaeit nauern fort.


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GunOesbauptfaot.

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tperbeu.
DIE Carthage ipirO alem MnI&ein mad
tpe9en Der OOreeriidten .3eit uno Der @t6tiez
fett ses @esenlfenbes aufseiAOben tperpen Bis
ndGlten @inter.
Stepben Gplptll BAT bic 9teStlipn o.s So
riffs in Die 5anb eenpmmen unD cine 1Arere
S6uBz unb 8erbotz9tlte mad benz Wlane Bon
6enrY 8. @areY entporfen. @ber ma per,
ltGert, bab pteie 9elitit tetne Nusli9t auf Ct
fpl9 babe. l49
-gs teibt, bub Elm 3euse, Namsna
Gampbel, suSerlaili9e Qeute in Stem gjOrt un=
terridtet bat, baB lein uab eineS Nnbern
3eu9ntB opr Der Mitlit1r=@ pmmtllion in 8e=
treff Der Mttldulb hes Self. Davis an Dem
MOrpe beS @raioerten falId it @s 1ci
NQeS unter fall6en Namen a~bseseben. Die
fer Campbell bat nun bic SreAbeit, Elm Ser,
pienlt baraus gu MAIDEN, bielen 8etru9 por
pa5 SuItta=G Committee entbi1t ;u baben. =
Die Davis, @la9 nno Sanoers su oertpideln,
mar Bogus ! - SDlte MAJ niGt btelt 9an3e
8anssssen Sduften banseu =
AAa0err Budier, Elm nanbafter Naler, 1T
pom benz SAwetSer 8unbesratb mad Den
Ser. Staten 9elenbet mproen, UNI Elm gilo
iber elm ameritanilAe6 selAi4tli@es @reianis
3t malen, welde5 i'm 8unpeSpalalt in Bern
aufse lteQt werben fol-. Der Maler 1T BON
StaatSiefretdr Separb iebr freunpli6 en-
pfan9en unp BON General 8anfs auf Den
8lur bes Observation-Disclosures einsefI9rt
WOroen.
= 0as COMMITTEE bes @onere7es, ba8 an
Srt nno STEELE uber ben Nufrubr in Mem-
pbtS unterlu6un9 gu plegen Bate, 1T suriifz
gete9rt unb wtrb bemnddIt iber oas Nel ultat
Der Inter uGung Seri4t erltatten.
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mp,, OIlbann.

0GbamY, II. Stunt. - Ser Genat tptrt
lt4 ber BrcflamdttOn bes @uupkrneurs sIs
fpl9e ttoreen Serl ammeln, nm ifber ben Sal
BON Nt6ter Smit6, GOuntp : NtGter bon
Sneiba County, gu %DerbanOe[n, Der at8etfu9t
1T, liA zines idledten 8etra9ens I'M Nrnte
i6ulbig 9emadt unb nit 8OuntY<S Gptnb<
lera in septnen 8e3iebuneen %seltanOen gut
baben. @abrl9etnlt4 ptrb mprsen auber
Der @rnennuns etnes Committee, bas bic
MetbObe bes 9ro3eB=gerfabrens su empfeblen
Bat, ntfts 9etban tperben. Sic Nntpdlte fir
bic Nnfla9e inb bte So. Seebeptd bon SYs
racule unp @aterman unb 5unt BON Utica,
fir bte 8ertbetbtsun9 Die 99. Sra SAafer
nnb 5enrp Smitb BON bier. Man slaubt, baB
Der 0rpseB 2 @U6en bauerit tperoe.
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90minceIet.

8%uffalD, 81. 9, II. Suni.-Oie 95.
&enDaQ & Co., 8anquiers bieitser Staot,
melben, baB bort Elm SArinoel in ausse-
Oebntem MtaBtabe auf folsenoe Beife aus
sefabrt wirb: Gin 5rauen3immer famfte BET
aenpaa & So. etnen 8ealel fir 81 auf
Stem gOrt uno naApem Fe oenlelben auf $50
~ab9ednbert bate, prdlentirte fe E nielben tn
Der erlten N~atipnalbanf In 6prnesptae. Da
bic 8anfbeamten @eroa9t I6Spfteu, tunroe
Die 6ran 0erbaitet unb Bel tnpet liA iebt untsr
SIr9I4aft. Da berurtise 9Gwinpeleien an
Der &a9escronnns Tnp, fanp man far gut,
ptele Xbatla6e gu publt3iren.