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The Louisiana Troubles.


Tie Ne" Orleans papers give Il i'i''r
review oi the history 81 Inc bogus '"i'-
y~yutiuu, who's" meeting led |" III" great
riot Of Monday. The Convention was on
.uti]cd in 1861 under the patronage ana
direction 81 General B><E~, with the al-
probation "f Mr.. LiNcolN. The delegates
were elected by what was known aS the
loyal Union men, ami the persons cicc'cd
arrc also, Of cour>", 80 cIa>>'I'cd. IL was
ImotlcE body "i men. MOI Il It." oil '>
members were "'>vI'''> ''"'" '"' }"
rate cause.
The Convention diI mol ""I"'I' >'' mr.
but directed i"'lr Pf'>'''''' '"'S' ~
EEIl., L" convene II! east %
toncrlVing, after an n''rF'@a'l'' "' ''""''
than Y years, that thclr services are
wanted again, they .!nriorc Judge D'Elhi'
- call ti.rH together, "hlch nc o'c!i''i'9
- do, they meet without his call-i"t"ltiI-
standing their own "rdcr require" H-ih"il
informal caucus, and elected Judge How
ILL president r." ht"t., anu he ISSUES 'ic
go ''""M "'C
make. ii1wI1l then took II trIp /" ash
.agton I" consult with STEVENS, SUMNER,
ana BANKS, and returns choch lull oil Ill
>traciiht> for the cN'ani'Si''ach' VI MAUI
cal government n" "'
WILLS, lwh" d'a not convene ''e ''','"-
liolJ Pi"8'" " "'''>
one way ana a'i'" "''o'h''. i''''" "
issue wits 81 et'c'l"" 10 III man, '"'""-
cicS, and seemed l" "No'a III any way, .!
his acts, giving c""l'ciiaicc I" Tie Con-
y~cntion.
1t is an ah~nrdlty I" aSSuia" mat Il coil-
ycntion called Tor ii Npeclhe purpose HAS Il
right 10 vote liNcI III perpetual existence ;
and besides, the means reSofiea l" Tor the
purpose Of conycning tins body, are alto
gcthcr informal AMI sufficient t" make II
Illegal, II no DINER "Hj'cli"h 10 us ""th'f-
ity could be urged.
Ii appears tAat Inc men VII" composed
the Convention were not NHii'cicl'iy "c-
moralized at the time they framed the
Constitution, which now stands rs the or
ganic law OF Louisiana. The Radical
school had not reached the climax OF ITS
revolutionary principles then; and they
failed la iucorroru.c in il the wholesale dis
ry,nrhi>irc cl,u>rs which tliSgraccd the
c,,,i,,fnr. az West VIRGINIA. Missouri.
and Tennessee. Bnt the Louisiana Radi-
Gals, seeing how far they were behind the
heartlc>s tyrants of these other States, be-
gan to repent them that they had not been
more exclusive, and kept power more in
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MAxluILlAS.-Thc New York papers
have had MANIMlLIAN'S throne crumbllng
and falling for a long time. 1t will become
a second Tower Of Pisa if it pcrscvcres
much longer in its leaning, though not
fallen, condition. tits now said that the
interesting Young Empress is going to LorlS
NAPOLEON to lay matters before him, and
that if she gains nothing by that, she will
present herself in Washington to make
terms of the abandonment OF the Empire.
Would not that be an event: a Queen at
the feet OF the President of the United
States? The world is full OF prophets; and
the world is still, as in the days of FALL
SrArr, very much given to lying.
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4 YERS AGCE tlRE, for In" speedy
~ cure II Intermittent Fever or Fevrrand Agu",
Remiticnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Asue. P"ri"dl-
cal Headache or Bilious lloaiach", and bIioi"
F.y.rs indeed, for the whole class 81 diseases
oririuatin. in hillary arrangements caused ny I'D"
malaria uf miasmatic countries. Fever and Ague
il moi IN. only consequence" ot tn" mld>Indllc POI
SON. A great variety of disorders arise from ~
irritation in malariuu- districts, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache. hind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, iaipl-
ta,ion, Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
pain in The Bowels, collie, Paralysis, and Deran-e-
incnt Of the Stomach. all Of which, when origl-
uatIn. in this cause, put on the lnirrmlitrmt TYP. or
become periodical. This "CrEE' eNpe!> the poi
son from tn. blood, and thu> cures them all aike.
II is not only the most ertectnal remedy ever di>-
covered for this class Of complaints, but II Is tle
cheapest, and, moreover, Is perfectly safe. NJ"
harm can arise from its use, and the patient when
cured Is left a. healthy as il ne had never had the
disease. Can this h. said Of any other cure i"t
CIilIs and Fever II II trn. OF this, and IL import
auce to those ait icicd with the complaint cannot b."
oy.r.estimaicl. So sure Is IL to cure the Fever ana
Ayne that il may be faithfully said 10 To-. a certain
remedy. One dealer complains that u ID not a good
medicine 10 sell, because one bottle cures d whoI"
ncighborhuod. =,
PREPARED bv i. C.AyER / Co, Lowell, Mas, and
sold hy PURCELL. LADD co, Agents,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
,o ou Richmond. Va.
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NOTICES.
RICHMOND. June q. l-65.
M To NESsRS. q. r. HARRISON, GENL-

sE- TO NESsRS. g. +. HARRISON, GENL-
RAJ g n BARTON. CAPTAIN ALBERT Lf-
RROCk. GENERAL c. I. HENNia"ohN. A'p
OTHERS STANDARDIZATION call upon m' I" -
low nv name To- he used In connection WIN 'h' va
rarcy ~ tn" ItOusc of Delegates mas oe"it
and ] hare bestowed upon II that cohHiaera'I"" ~
which IL Is entitled by my alprec'a'"n - =.
kindness Of its terms and hy my rtsp''' 80 Nv
number and influence of the names atach'a I" .
Heretofore my inclinatious have been aSalh7i
b.iur a candidate, and ! have more IMAM once "
,r..-.J nv determination not 10 becoill" sh'h, ~"
in view Of tn. character 81 y"H1caIi' ! re-" =
hr somewhat Of q duty 10 surrender my "'s'"' ''''
t.ou to vour wishes. and 10 submit mE7"i' '"H'"'
disposal.
am no a~pirant for political promotion, no aasi'
in political contests: but | will not avoid The I'LL"
,uI,ips nj the ono nor refuse 10 encounter :"
,pousibi!i,ios OF the other, If my iell"w'cl,l|"i
r,fav. tha, nv presence In tn" Stat" Council VIII
ralouni 10 the good Of Richmond. II elected my
sense Of those difficulties and responsibilities !
too deep 10 permit me to regard success ~ any
Thing NOR" or less than an occasion Tor earnest )"
bor. and an opportunity for the "Xertion o! every
honest effort calculated 10 advance the material
and political condition of cur people. ii NOT
elected, defeat will b. deprived OF All lis N'''e>
whsu ! r~e....sc. tLat | shall Sill enjoy IN" Priv
la.ru L! being Il lo-latygrg with yoa !"ftAe i'N'''
ration Of Virginia los! l.Dcrt.ea a.! the r''>efN''
don Of her u.t"rEisAe! honor.
l.. Response, then, toyour call, | pace my ser
vice a. your command, aud leave il to Won t" as
g. n me- .ay position you deem proper in the army
liza Il now being malshaIled Tor I" civil c"nHI''
t,r our r!-Ats, and fg the lart s,rusgl" tor reluh-
Ir4r freedom the issue al WhlCa = 10 d"' 10"
whether Ye ale Ia wear the u.tdse, ~ it'"ir''' III
to lear the el."c.iya 81 aer'.t.de. II lh' ""@''''
Of ,..L cu..l..t uan b. ~tt-!.ri, | Gaze not Tor the
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Louisiana is n new mine for RadicaliSm
to work. They enter upon it beautifully
The following is the table of the contents
of one letter from New Orleans:
"Northcrn Planters-Insccurity of Life
and Property-Ncgrocs Killed-Schools
Broken Up-Northcrn Men Ordered Off
Justice Banished from the Courts-Prac.
teal Rebellion
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The New York Trha"c says ";t IS no
- torious that the schools for freedmen I'm
"thc Southy arc only ,arc when defended
ably United States h~ayoncts.' We
scarcely know which most 10 admire the
brazcn impudcncc that can lie in this man
ncr, or the presumption upon the ign"-
rance or prejudice of the people exhibited
by its publication.
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Ne CRY ELECTION FOR LEG.>LA-

TUHE.- JUDGE CRUMP AND MIR. h!LMEk.-
II i conceded ON all hands that this election i "h"
of vast inheritance. The laws of Virginia are ~
worse condition than ever before. What between
the enac,ments OF the Alexandria handful, til"
Coufad.rat. Avs, which have been partially re-
enacted. and the tinkerlHg Of last session, tAc~"
law, are in a condition requiring III" most Jndi-
cious legislation, making ii of the vast">t lmpor-
lance that some one should be sent 10 represent ~
who il not only Of commanding influence and
oraa, ability. but who Is familiar with the laws as
thew are, as they have been, and as they should he.
feel that | 10 Mr.. GIIMEK no injustice when J LAY
that Judge CRrMr ILLS all these requirements, AMI
that Mr.. GILMER does not. The position of The bar
OH this subject j well known, and should have II.
weigh; with the rejecting portion Of the couInuhi-
". among the young ~ w"ilas the Chi for Mr.HI!-
MrR. although in kindly relations, with al the bar
and popular with them, am confident will scarcely
get a vote iii orel among them all. They under
stand thu importance of this matter and While,
under circumstances II less vital interest, they
would gladly give their young friend It liz, are al
most. if not unanimously in favor "f Jud-"
CKrMP. The interests Of the State and Of III" city
are far too important 10 b. entrusted ~ ineXp"-
rirfrrd and unskiIful hands At thi, janr'ufc ant
intelligent and rejecting men should b" glad 10
avail themselves OF The vAluabi. services, the eN-
p.ri.uca and influence Of such men ~ Judge
CRrMP. Between the two candidates there can
be no comparison III point OF ability or merits
and ! hope il will BE- The pleasure Of his ir.l"w-cIti-
zeus Ia send Judge CRrMP to the Legislature with
Il majority which will carry the weight Of an
" Side CoYFEp.
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Mr.. GREELEY says that Messrs. BOuT-
WELL and HoLT, "among the .fairest men
OF tho land have sheen suppressed" by
the testimony involving Mr.. DAVIS In the
assassination plot. This is u mistake. The
testimony ras impressed BY these gentlemea'
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r. Ht Eiit,fx II ha .N.r lnrk N5ati:
Respecting the relics If porcelain ware found IL
tn" late examinations ~ Iirrculau"um, which have
been forwarlr! Ia the Society 81 Antiquities ~
London. whereof your correspondent says the bot
tie resembling brakes Plantation Btors W.
undoubtedly placed arnou= iii" ruins by III" "2e!'
Of pr. DrIk.. "" dc-ir" /" stat" that h"t- 'nr"r-
rect in every respect. Ia bottle was found tier"
hearing our lettering. the languag" "t tn" Ancient
Romans wa> different from the accepted literature
of tlat day. Our agent has "thrr business tina"
TIM. i'm Europe, aud has not been IN ltaIE ~ all.
80 doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitter I"
Rom. hultryiu. to impose upon a society of anti
aaariau, m thf- way seems quite u~"i,-s, anl ""
10 not appreciate" III" joke. II i, unnecessary f"r
H. t. spend money IN Eur"rr Will" W" are unable
Ia -urrlv the demand fur the" celebrated Bl;'er~
lIrr". Respectfully,
AN .-lt =. II. pHAhE \ Z .
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MARRIED,

ON Thursday evening, goth ultim", by The hey
Mr.. Easter. Dr. u. Is. SMITH sou al pr. +. II.
smith, Of Richmond formerly OF pinwiddie
county, to Miss MARY MARSHALL SMITH,
daughter Of Major q. I. Smith. Of Ashland, Tor
mcrlv of Fauuuier county. Va.
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SOUTH ERN FERTI LIKING
COMPANY.
CofoSEl WILLIAM GILLIAN,
late Professor Of Chemistry 1t the Virginia Mill
tary Instituted
chsmfSt md Superintendent.

This COMPANY having placed in their works
the mos, modern and approved MACHINERY, will
be- prepared on the FIRST or AUGUST 10 furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under the imm,iiat" supervision Of ihg eminent
chemist nalIed above.
They propose 10 offer fur ale:
PURE PERUVIAN GCAEO,
warranted free from aimiMturr,l ground and pul-
verified thEs avoiding for the farmer the uecrs.
>jty II breaking mp n" Jumps, aud not only saving
him from loss by waste, bat securing him uniform
lty au! regularity in il. application.
MANIPULATED GCANO,
composed If pure Peruvian and Phosphate Guano
IN equal plupOrtioa-, nneiy ground aud tho
roughly incorporated.
dip DOMINION GrAEo.
comIoayd Of Peruvian and Phosphate Glano, In
combination with other ingredients, and contain
ing four per cent. of ammonia.
PLASTER,
finely ground from the best Nova Scotia lump.
None will be used not strictly adapted to agricn1-
turai purposes. 49,. r-er
A large quantity II bones having been purchased,
A constant supriyo Of pure Bone Dust Will he kept
on hand.
This company commands itse.f 10 the patronage
Of the southern agricultural community As Il
HOME INSTITUTION, under the management of
one practically acquainted with southern lands,
and thoroughly competent 10 decide upon The best
agents fer their permanent improvement. Under
his control the public have assurance that nothing
will he offered them that j. not Of real and inlrin.
sic value.
Tile undersigned, composing the above company,
offer their personal guarantee, In connection with
Colonel Gillian, that their Fertilizers shall be ~
represented.
Liberal arrangements will be made with com
mission merchants and srocers, who are invited 10
confer with the President post office box pa
JOHN ESDERS, President,
w. Il. ISAACS. Treasurer,
PALMER. HARTSOOk y co,
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
5. {. TARDY i CO.,
MARTIN & CARDOZO,
Dr.. J. +. CLAGGETT,
iy l3-iScim WILLIAM g. Taylor.
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A SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
N this celebrated property, III" undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
lronage that they will have no cause to r,sret IT.:
grounds. we'll furnished hotel and cottages, and
abundantly- supplied table. render it attractive I"
all. and equal 10 any establishment IN the State.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with tree tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls aud parties.
An 81. +. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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Ey R~",nagit y Go, Anc,!on"cr-,
MIN .,rnef. i.,Mn.n El.hth md NinlN.

Ey Rr,uagil y Co, Anct!on"cr-,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, &C., Al
IL ACCTIUN.-Wc will sell at our store, on
THURSDAY MORNING, 81 instant, comrnencIn-
at 10 O'Clock, y splendid variety Of ROSEWOOD,
WALNUT, and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, cm.
bracin-, in part,
WARDRoBES,
M~ARBLE-TOPC CABINETS and WASHSTAEDS,
SOFAS,
LADIES WORK TABLES,
DINING TABLES.
M~ARELE-TOP TABLES,
JENNY LIND BEDSTEAp>,
CHAIRS,
CARD TABLES,
pAMASk LOUNGES,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
holsters and PILLOWS, &c.
aul-.t EEGNAuLT Il CO, Auttionssrs, &c.
Ey Harrison, Goddiu 4 Arperson.
Bankers, Brokers, aud Heal Estate Agents.
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.

Bys. {. Tardy & Co., huctioneers.
IN THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST
" ID commencing at 10 O'clock, we viii sell =,
our auction house, cornrr Seventeenth and Dock
streets, 4 large and varied assortment of GRDtE-
RES, LIQUORS, &c. We name IN part
10 hogsh"a l. FAIR To PRIME SUGARS,
100 barrels REFINED YELLOW SUGARS,
~ barrels CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGARS
80 barrels FAIR 10 PRIME z Plfo SUGARS,
- barrels MOLASSEs and SYRUP,
: hog-heads PRIME L. !. MOLASSES, FOR familg
grocer>
~ bags RIO COFFEE,
25 la .sLAGUAIRA COFFEE,
80 pockets old JAVA COFFEE.
loo kuxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
loo boxes SOAP-ail grades
MUSTARD,
PEPPER.
MACE,
CiSsla.
GINGER, &c., sc.
10 barrels NDAMs's VIRGINIA RYE WHISKY,
BRANDY,
WINE.
GIN, ~.
- hngshnads SHOULDERS and SIDES,
- tiercn~ CINCINNATI SrE-rrl.ED HANS.
auI S {. TAkDY y CO, AnCtion"eE>.
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MILITARY ORDERS.


Hr,par,ergRs DI-rKrrr up HESKrcp.1
RIcIfMoSr. VA, August l, 1850.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. I'm
VI arI.rr Ia carry out cacctnally Generat orders
No. 81, dated Headquarters Dspar',a'nt "i virgil
MIA, Richmond, Va. July ~, Icy, ~. fEl'llhry
ory.ui,sttou- and presentations WITHIN ms district,
u,iurr h.iu@ permitted to meet for ara or l.lil
farv instruction, will be rrqUirsi to e%hibI a.
t'lssr headJuar'ar- the Hnthoriis nj t" Governor
of the stat. iur their organiIati"u.
BY command ~ Ercvet Brigatier-innera "RAN-
"FR. - -.
an o A. A. A. -.
HEApgrAHrEgI DEPARTMENT 81 NIRGtStA,t
R~IouauNB, Va, July 81, l'oU.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4l.-Mili-
II iaTy organizations, or associations Tor IN"
rnrp0sr. If drill or military instruction. other
Than militia companies or regiments which have
been. or may he hereafter. organized 10y. or ht1i.I
tho authority 81 His Excelleucv. the Governor oi
thi= state. will not b. permitted in this department
during the .xist"uco ~ martial law
BY Urirr OF Major General 4. II. TERRi:...
CHARLES n. 6RANES.
Assistant Adjutanf- General.
Official En-. W. SMITH, CAPTAIN Fifteenth In
fan'rv. United States Army. an It's
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MEETINGS.
uvJERE WILL BE \ MEETING Oh
NnTICE,-Thr EoarL of Trustees OF

~ the town Of Manchester respectfully request
that the fIrehulirT- Cf the town Will meet al me
Town Hall on August >. al : O'Clock, p. Nj, for the
prrpos" Of instruciing them in relation Ia borrow
Ing money for the Improvement Of the streets ANA
building Il market-hud>e.
BY order 81 the Board.
~ 2l-lUt Il II. TALLEY, Secretary.
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T'HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
l. now prepared To carry
MONEY y VALUABLE ACkAG
to and from New York, 81. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south a. Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security 10 shippers, II hds
effected
An INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests 81 the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE Sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLlTAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shipper, are thus insured against common car
riero' risk, and 4 security Is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For thi.
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS y TRASsPoRTA-
TON COMPANY
Is now prepared 10 DO business aS
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, n SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. 4. JOHNSTON, President.
Il. Z. PIcKLIx, General Superintendent.
NV 2l-gnils
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN fll-
ID TON. WITH NEARLY \ SQUARE OF LAND
ATTACHED, - SALE AT A~tCTlOE:-Ai tho
request of tho widow If the late Henry MyCrs, w.
will veil At auction, ou the premises, on MOSDAh 4,
the goth Juiy, l,dS, al ) o'ciurk, J.. d., the hranii'
FIJI RESIDENCE located ~ above. formerly "c'u.
ricd by the late Henry Mvtr-, and now occupied
nv Mrs. Marshall, Tn. square "n which II situd-
contains twenty lut~. and i surrounded on every
~iln Nv streets. and tn" whole # II exceptions lot
If thirty iast iroutl Will he sold. The dwrlIln. d.
nearly new contains six rooms, AMI command, a
lovely Wow Of Richmond and If James river. tn"
Kitchen contains two rooms. and, IN addition, there
lsa well ii excellent water in the yard, and i par
eel If fruit Hnl -oiua shade tro"s. The land J. al
mirinIv adapted 10 adri.uGtE purposes.
TERMS: Ou"-hali cash, baldlC" ~ thrca and six
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, 80.
cured by 4 trust decd.
HARRISON, GoDDlE x ~APPERSoE,
AuctiOurrTs.
In consequence or tho incl"m"ncy If the
weather. the above sale has been postponed untli
THURSDAY EVENING NEAf, the "a Of August,
AT o'clock.
tyM HARRISON, GOnDIN Il A~pPERSoN.
By F.. w. Powell, Auctiuuser,
VI igoW NYfp .srp.F
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LOR Rent. the large WARE T.
L HOUSE in Libby Buildings :prnrrly &C. al
rupi,i hv H.. Possession given itn:nrdiat"iE, -
with ltr-r arauua. at storage secured, To 1871.
desirable tsual.t. Apply TO
Palmer, HART>0ok CO..
;ro,s Fourteenth street.
EOR RENT, CORNER OFFICE
Il ybov. >hariT"S office. Richmond House, RI
81 Governor street, at very low rent. Also, rn,l
TWO LuDu!NG-EOO 81 roor ah"v"-ai,u -slss
very low rent. Apply a. liI-h Constable ot4ce.
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IL LEATHER.-Ws have In st,rs - Z.
al lIAkN ES> LEATHER, which ~ A.
I, a,onahle rates. .. III. tHALhtal =
Iy3l Thirtrrnth street. between Na.i aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25

InrIs NAPoLEnv DEFINE

LOUIS NAPOLEON DEFINES HIS POSITION
PANS. june le-In the Corps Lcgisatif to-day, NJ.
Rouher read letter from the Emperor Napoleon to H.
Drown lie Liuys in which His Majesty, after detailing
the efforts maic Ia common with England and Russia to
prevent an armed conflict, says:
Hss re C-Jysaos assebisi. ny GervHweHf ronld bare
Ireland as Frrns rPniasi Oh aef VI 'rriierfa osgreh
suf % i,sg % s European cglhbrisa remained aadis
.,b eosA oaig iat ~ sIiss5n II Ter frontier
H. ,sr ,r,ps Of s -5p % Europe beng ri he pT~ ef
s P,ry sad Of ,be 5ordtriHg Pr,rnces ePrsssHs By
J,ru1f end |rfe assir ~ rasssfi77 la tie absence
Of these ccumsnccs French Government prefers to
territorial ACCUSATION good understanding with it, neigh
ors resulting ron rcspec, their Independents and
nationality Chsera) We should haze desired for The Ger
manic Confederation position worthy Of is Importance
for Prussia better geographical boundaries FOR Austria the
great position in Europe after the cession
yenca 10 Italy in exchange for territorial compensation
The Conference Aas failed VIII France be led to draw
The sword, The French Government thinks not Whatever
MAJ De the result Of hs war may break ques-
on affecting be resolved wthol, the Of FraDee
France therefore Ri continue observe attentive
n-ntrly condcn. her right and calm in her strength
(Checrs)
NJ. Rounr sail think that aflor this declTation the
Corps Legisailf vii understand The inadysabiy of q
debate upon the affairs Of Germany ami Italy. Shouts Of
Yes, yes
MM Thicrs Fauro. Alfred. and Lcroux cndcayorcd 10
prevent the closing OF the debate but the subject de-
cared To be close by g2 against 81 votes aud tho Cham
Der passed the vote on the amended Budget which
adopted BY ~ against Is votes.
Tho sitting then terminated.
The letter IF the Emperor Napoleon created great
aati,r.
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SUPPRESSION OF RELIGIoEs b

SUPPRESSION OF RELIGI0Es BODIES.
FLORENCE, June 9.-Ths afternoon in the Chamber OF
Deputies the first article of the bill for the suppression
of all the religious bodies throughout Italy almost
unanimously adopted.
FLORENCE, June i2-The Chamber of Deputies adopted
yesterday the Credit Foncier bill already agreed By the
Senate.
The debate on the bill for the suppression of religious
corporations continued.
The Keeper of the Seals, replying to sgnor blondes
Reggie, who proposed to increase the pensions OF the
monks OF the suppressed converts said that the bill for
the suppression of religious bodies had not financial but
moral object and that the sale Of the convent property
was sufficient for the maintenance Of public worship
and the payment of the pensions.