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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
ST. DOMINGO AND HAYTI.
Defeat OF the Haytiens ny the Domins-
cans-Preside mt Baex, of 80. Domingo.
Orders All Prisoners Of War and Com
spirators - be Observation-Disclosures Rev
olution I'm Hayti.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDING

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
Hsv,Sa May 10 1900
By the arrival OF the steamer Moctcyumn and tho mail
from st. Jago de Cuba enabled the fol
lowing news
ronxGo
spanish smack which arrived at 81. Jago tho j'h
inst, from Puerto Plata has brought cheering
counts from said port where there vessels
anchor. The market was gradually improving.
President Iiaez was passing sentence OF death all
prisoners Of war and conspa,ors that captured by
his men.
The HaytIens had been defeated by the troops OF pacy
In the Of the last month strange and novel
incident occurred In the capital, which will smuse your
readers II appears that hall Lately given there the
Governor OF the city entered the saloon horseback.
and just when enemy OF his fired revolver At him,
the horse raising up his head, received the contents
falling dead In the middle of the saloon Tho animal
was buried next day with military band and hOuorB
by the zane convey learn that another rcvon
had been plotted President Gerard had no cOnn
dence in his troops.
story anoai about sailor belonging 10 a British
steamer, who badly treated by some natives and
Gerrard bad given him money and offered indemnity to
the Brish Consul To hush up the aud avoid
q bonbsrdunenL
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Tho Exodus from Wales.
ALLEGED UNAVOIDABLE REPORTS FROM the WELSH
MINERS IN AMERICA.

from the London Times, Way II
Last year vast number of GOLFERS and workers,
With their wives and families emigrated from the mining
district OF South Wales TO Amercan fact the exodus
vas 30 great that II with difficulty many Of the
works could be kept fully and regularly going AT tho
Beginning Of the present spring similar movement per
vaded the district and in consequence of the numbers
That broke up their homes for the purpose Of cmgrang
10 the New World fears began to be entertained that the
operations OF the iron works and the coeries
peciay the latter would be again seriously inerercd
with Several letters however, have lately been received
from those who went out last year. giving most de-
plorable picture of the state Of things the United
states and warning those at home TO stay where they
we'll OF This has had the effect OF materially checking
The emigration movement and most OF those who
making preparations TO take their departure have
changed their minds and have determined TO in
che country being at last convinced that moderate
Of wages and regular employment be preferred TO
Ne uncertain result OF emigration TO the States.
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SAVANNAH, Ca, May H. 1861.
with the Sea Islands Generals stsedmsn and Faier.
ton closed ther investigation 90 FAR A. South Carolina
concerned and are now inquirng into matters In the
state OF Georgia which department General steed
himself has military command. The Commission.
pursuing the sAmc here which they have
followed elsewhere. They invite the opinions Of all
classes Unonists, ssoszsionsts onoers Of the military
and Of the Bureau poor whites and blacks aud refuse
to Who before them with
information 10 give have seen stated
that In Virginia General sieedman refused 10 listen 10
any onion not prejudieed against the Bureau This
part OF the system Of Misrepresentation mot 70 use
term which the radical press Of the North have
persen,y pursued with regard to their pet institution,
and by which public opinion has been too long misied,
but will be longer 70 far from the commissioners
refusing TO hear Union they have gone out ~ Their
way TO .soct and obtain their opinions and ut Rich.
mond, Norfolk Lynehburg and elsewhere large deega-
tons Of Union had lengthy Interviews With them.
Al Richmond OF the most prominent Unionisv lMf
Warner think stated publicly this, Generals s,esdmss
and Fullerton the arst impartial commissioners they
had had among them, not excepting Carl sohurs.
A. Newborn Norfolk and elsewhere the commissioners
have held large meetings Of freedmen order 10 eei,
their views well those Of their employers. In fact
II is impossible 10 imagine inquiry conducted with
greater imparsisy or more sincere and appsren, ds
are to snci, truth than this Investigation hes been.
or cTrDExa
last evening large number Of the Ieaing eirens n
savannah met at the Pulaski Hous, where General
s,eeinan s staying land which, with the Mills House at
Charleston IA Of the few hotss the South conduct
ed with something lke Northern enterprise and success,
70 confer With the government commissioners The feel
ing expressed by the meeting has The rreedmers
Bureau, however vel administered. unnecessary
and unmit gated evil and number Of instances wsrs
mentioned OF counties where Bureau exists In which
the freedmen working better receiving better wages
and more happy and oonionied than In d.strcu
controlled b. the Burcsu. The venerable Judge Las,
one Of tho gentlemen present, made ssrnss, little
speech, with . Of showing the ground
lessne-s Of Northern radical theories about aniago
nism Of races I'VE have been brought up" he aid,
with this people, on the same pantations, ve have
have played together children vs have nursed them
In sickness and eat up with them through the night
and feeling u attachment has ~ between ne
which ve cannot help and cannot get nd II ve would
During The trying times Of the the psgrces behaved
with patience dceiisy and fsithfuinsss unsquailed,
Rerbap In TIE history u any other people In the VOID
Ihere we're many Plaaisiions vhsrs the osnes vas
sw.y q The var ana bic vie End his ehi1dss we're IN
wtsh % other White lsvses ssss shsn ssA psrhAps
1ssessd begyoes On ths far Dsides all hs, vs sss
esDsoAsss 49, ~ nng~a vb~s ~ - - -
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swn opinion on tho subject have expressed great
willingness on the part Of the goyernment-and exl
press Il againto learn the views OF others with respect
% question Of procedureaughterf from the opposi
Gonl--in order that may have opportunity OF
Judging whether any modification which they may desire
b q modification compatible with the attainment OF the
end which propose 10 curse yes reach That ap-
pears 10 me TO be method OF procedure which prac
tsed every day In this House with regard to questions
Of oil kinds, and i hope the time will never come
when II VIII not be practlsed What gather from the
speech OF my right honorable friend is ths-thst the
real and principal question with regard to the order and
between the second reading Of the bill and the
mittee, and that that will be the time when shall be
N the best position to judge what may finally
e0opt with view 70 the attainment OF our general
OBJECT and think, bearing that in mind, can hardly
70 wrong In saying that will tonight propose TO read
She bill for the redistribution Of second time on
Monday next Hear hoar) l will postpone the Com
mtttee on the Franchise bill till that day. and must say
snail have felt not only justified In the course took,
put that even could not, with propriety or decency
nave taken any other course, knowing as did, and as
al my collea CUES did that honorable gentlemen were
wishing to learn the nature of proposals with regard
70 redistribution. could not possibly form my own
judgment to the they desired us to pursue with
regard 10 procedure and could not at the present time
ask them TO give final indication Of what they desired
respecting that part Of the question IT. however, the
right honorable gentleman thinks that because inti
mated that desire of learning the wishes Of honorable
gentlemen, and showed difference to the House in
Spect to this question: may be inferred that the
Hsnt has altered its mind and abated something Of its
determ nation regard the main involved in
the measure hope q very short time will be sufficient
70 undeceive him. (Hcar, hear.
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Singular Railroad Accident.

f0touk rrrr1r, way "a. l'Cb
me locomotive attached 10 the Poughk eepsie psssen
train which len this city for New Yorh ., halfpast
- o'clock this morning, ran against q man about
1ns below hers, hurting him on the front part Of the
ogne and Carrying him ten miles before the accident
- uncovered when taken from the engine his right
- vs. also badly broken In addition 70 the
0gve ne received terrible cuts about the head.
ves taten 70 chssnngvlie, where medical astspdanos
- gwen him. and up N the time of receiving our In
(yDafon % w@ psrfectly conscious His name y John
ovnn - rssese q Hrssrssvn. one nile sssaA Of shIs
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The TIT Divorce ssis.
srraxnx couRT -ruLssnas.
-
Before Judge Barnard

MAJ - -Arssisn> d. tn B>gts-ss ns -Jsdss
Barnard has decided W hear the evidence spoh M
rsssrvses m thh 10 or~n oourt snd Ne usi sil
sDemsbos W mosrov WEDNESDAY, nernins 81 ten
sei~t. On appiicssson Of Mr. gdwin Js<nes, eounr-i
fw Diasus. bs yuAg, Decided fia he vooh q, sseh
az, IRON ssa v tSslvs so<h sst1 tbs esss ss ss-
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HALIFAX, May q, 1866.
Tho Caba sailed mt half past ten O'Clock last night for
Boson. where she will be due Wednesday morning.
THE OUTWARD MAILS BY THE CHINA
Bosrog, May % 1850.
fhs mails per the steamship China for Liverpool via
Halifax, will close at twelve O'Clock tomorrow,
wednesday, but she will not sail until about two O'clock
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TtH ~ bssI % hAFe WV Fraa1n % v Iffs fg
10 earnest h,sth a ru'e srf Porto Roo lazy lfr
rsnrea have iAxsa pars No ,sassa .h~A ptots -.
yord dyptf. thM he pgbie sntimsai " qaiis ffr
fv.d AMI rsssy fos fsgoia,sya Disis t.ssp 80 Ftss
ards and Catsns TIE srfsv - 80 esy al ist
rubishsf fissn0~si ~ The s1srt tat fss 80
besn fgvshi tqt~arn Cahans ard pf@ns a. ors~rt ~
angis ssns ib~fs ~fr- ~vsn fpsis 10 iisraIa Ter
~ss lsieiy f~ygiufnnsry usssspsct ~ Irsftff q
he lslasd Ths ADsulsh scyersmsst has dass
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The main cause Coz ihs falurs q ib.se 1ssm~nv ~s'
the srgierr~ n s4sery n ~ blxnd IT, fafshed@rs
AMI slave usfers have NwAys ben qffrfd ~ them for
fear % l1siBg thetf yryJ~rty 90 scDrnt - tht ssus
r.us~ ouielou IN C,fsa uas ~ 1sd The h1es % az.
nesaflOu " te Hsd saes hal rffr fTw xdso stes IN
Cubs untI the abr, uon u rsvsy IN ihts ccaotry sos
The native guhans have tornsd 70 ibis c9antry vita
EVER assgranos q ssstasce blt dD.itsaa dnssd
~ sfsln snrr0r eay ftsf fsioS sn-sferr IN y11
Amsnfa To sfsnd has p'tlrsssd ss'oriysdy - tIis
mater a si-tonsn AMI ssry fec native Gltsns
ms faand who % da~irs tbs snd ~ slavery so
slao ,hs a0-ufsn ~ The staAish government rg.si-
-tsh tbs V bs srscisd ~ gradual snshe p.l1r Oh B.
sshsrs~ih. great hlit ~ t1s popglsfan 'osy 81
are sha ifnnsdais anf trial sbosion bah q sla sfy
49, n ~ ara.nisl
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American Securities. ssss 80 4
Lnspox, .rgur 5--Evuins
The latest sales to-day wero:-- Fssea a
United states aveswennes ss1<. N "A s.@ Y !.
Illinois Central Railroad 7sh. M ~ 4Fan smss
The Iiverpool Costsn NIarhee. - -
Lsvxsroor, August y-EvsnssG
Ths sales Of cotton foot up 1000 bales ssH ]
The market 10 Gat M "a sls ,s.sl 90 \.
NEWS by THE STEAMSHIPS.

The cunard steamship Java, Captain hoodie, which
left Liverpool At ten o'clock the morning cf JAY 81
and Queenstown the afternoon Of the 20h arrived At
this port early yesterday morning sa*s 4
The extra Cunard steamship Tarifa Captain Ianglsnds,
which oft Liverpool 81 o'clock or the afternoon Of
the 24th Of july and Queenstown tho foilo~te day,
arrived at this-port carly yesterday morning
The Java furnishes the details Of the points Of the
despatch Of special correspondent IN London re-
cciysd through The Atlantic cable and pabsbed IN the
HErAID on tho 3oh Of July, announcing tho conciusIo
Of armistcc between Austria and Prussia. by the
Jayawo also learn Of the Of the truce 20 the
month Of August. w
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Emperor processes VII 10 fuiiiins bis self appointed
duties "a mediator only belong 20 the "irst phase OF
tho matter II IL absolutely sarY. the i'dfrso
cchong what has been sad 70 the syrrr5e o. Fren.h
ncns w pany oicial lenfnsls for ncma dnye past-
that France should be utterly neutral and unse'nsh
~ sss oss !" % 10
Powers may agree 10 make peacs. ~
&c. Tnn fEconD rHAHB
Y Bot when peace n made thsss Will come tho
very impnden,, . rsiher clover thing Ffance after
having ceureousy fulncd the chyfalss pan of medt-
sior % como out afuI nedgcd nutsy ~ ths ohasAcc
ter VI judge Of her own intersss& The absufdV ot
this position striking the writer he pfocrcds " corret
Il ny stating thar France win only b. judgein common
the Power are affected by the change IN the balance or
power N Europe fr the advantage ~ Prnssa What is
nero pointed al - ths Empcror's old schems--fmisd
three years Of an European CONGRESS- 70 settle for
1915 = 71sr's
WHAT THE KnpxRcx wAw7s s ~ssS
There Is no doubt that Napoleon wants this but his
digestion IS used 10 humble pie and think hc WIN have
70 eat more vet am disposed ~ think the whole.
that the article In the Rfr'e Ia ts ,k. and not
symptom oi any settled plan the part Of the Empe
ror 20 make himself disBgsasaNe 10 Europe wsh View
70 the argalshon of rtory for France do not
think he u strong enough. morally financially. ssS
am rightly informed lrsssia, fupposng hcrto sign
peace Which y vet doubtful does not Intend 10 allow
France even % be party 70 the nnai net o the treaty
and am very eorain that both Russia and Rngana
have not the icas, mt non Of joining in Congress
The fact Is tho Emperor does no, know what 4, do
ha plans nave been fooled by be taking toailv
dlncfant inrn from What he had calculated. Austria
turns ont TOO weak 10 be supported, and Prussia hrs
shown herself strong TO be reslsrd incline 70 credit
ruor that the Emperor's present intention In keep
the peace until after tho Exhibition OF 1887 and In 1868,
II Increasing Az do not lower his pluck, he will,
probably when lie gets all his troops homo from Mexico,
make an European his ovid hook for extension
q " way q ,.so vss IRON Sss s
military mears threaten to make frirhfny patent the
fact thashis popularity is rapidly declining.
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TRANCE.

PANS. Juiy ~, isss
Ns. vxrmscs ,AIIxp - = rssor1Ar~s
People continue wonder vhxt Napoleon Il sosrs 10
% out u his mediation without oss ~ prsxsigs
s*nxv.
There vey great irritation IN Paris n the ilss That
Snscs % sel nothing shs rssnl' of the wsr fns
O>6als~ Nakoa~k oouduasd ny " ausrcnll nsvnsy
for Paris ana which he's s along pssse1 Bisnazck IN
shs soek b new fsrsoss ;. seeing him 70 powerful and
vsascs tsppssensy) 40 humble fn h~ ycssrdsysnan.
bss 0usscoss sxcl~ius:-A ssw osrmsrs cosfs1sr,son
s~siicwne up me north and sosfh 70 b. snhltused
fss he fsdsr.u-s a 1919 no wshsAn osanssSas are
"a h srss Intended 70 hare political life u tker c~n,
hot shsy Win ~ hognd 10 uls Germany ~ shs
Prunsxss shessnssy" ~ fedsrstiss Hon whis, uiil
insvn-Asy bscomes espa Of s~rvnnSs. We ~ss mere
FORE penpsssiSe. ryugs ersondlng from Juxsrd ~
swSszsxss< and scsdy, anf sts psisxt ~ rxne~rssn
ism 10 sbsovb al mat rsri u ths Hslvsc cosss4snen
whs has As misfortune 70 forget ~ oid cci< fs'ou
ana V s1oy6 German dlsl~ct Once hss fses secon-
piiess< ana free Hsivsss nas disspy~w unls~~ ~s.-ed
BY new sn4 terrible go, which sAonid ussit In
France Being sbils~s % .snss 70 hss sAs wAs basin
% he lsks cf o~neva
r,o,svp rrw cArss
while 10 tbs sbnsz.pg Sesh y, oaesesis, bong a4ssy
wfsh The ynwsh P2rsmosi ror hAvaw sxps~~~sa sssss
fseos q the creation ~ s@s central Powev 10 xnsopc
taDabis q cbsctips French ssgsv~sD. mrr>sts Ghs.
ysAscs would % xsH n ssnsx osers~sy srs
ysrpsy 90 ssppsr the ysnsss rcvenrus - fssixrs
IRIS susYsss rssds wfa pss a should ~ sesssnh~rsx
shss Gusroon 70 chcm o. Pnacs rspssss~, soz skss
Prince Napoleon = nor hxh N fts ymp~vpr's eora.
Ssucs, more srous sysapscm ~ semsAlsx esnirx
\ sssscss N yew~fsy's rs wnaes ssl rsr.s Dsr-
ssAsss kssw by ne ayi.. ~Lieh n much hsr~ fiar
thss u ne sryfbs who siSrs y, mast Ne in<pafea
rrs sr~1 vwses 49,
In shs sssiess vsvy frnsly conf<U&a si>x x'l sks
hsnaIsv ars seis>ey 90 s'~ssssssssarss vhS<k -
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EUROPE !
Specials alT0legramstothe |
New xork Herald.
-s~~~~~~~~~,~-~>>~~~~~
News b che Cable to Tuesday,
August 2.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
Tho King or Prussia In Ber-
lln and Opening or the
Legislative Session.
Hing Williams Speech on the
War----Its Justification
and His War Means.
Prussia Refuses q Russian Proposal for
Peace Congress.
APeacs Treaty Between Austria and
Prussia n Immediate Prospect.
1ssly 1get Included ana Left for
Separate Conference.
Hsstilities Nay bs Resumed Be-
tween Austria and Italy.
Rs.ssia anA saxony In Nego-
tiatlOD.
:s----~--~~-----~~--,
ay..i., p.,,. ,.,,,. y,.... 80 p,.,r
sn-ea-th<ssia csssnvsndsass
1hs Armistlos Regarded a. the
.S'0~
01 xxu0o10s
-~~--~----~~~-
- o1ae Aavasea = Ass - ~
M
n. pnaalsn Csue a usA ~ Nis,tsueush
81.
N -~s~~-----~-~~----~~s
~ bj65lI bkIWekN MACe ANU 6USS,
s
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wycAt rnxesAx ras WV rcsk EDsIp.
=. fsrrnSsrss, Ausun =. 1898.
Prussia Declines = Rss-ias Tropssai.
Prussia positively declined the vseposals of Rasa for
Congress Of tho Powers Who signed The treaty Of
Vienna
Isservessssn In Germany Sssshs Fsr.
Renewed snSsts have bssn made 70 osssiu ne nser.
vsHsisa o. TasmA With Prussia in bshsR Of the soush
German ssAses ms CIR hss nsSs - sssaassmsss yst
Rscepssss - sAe Ussss1 ssasss ssssarss.
Great onshssiaxm prevails hers ~. Pssssssurn Ia
ssses 70 sss visa os shs Americas sqssdsDs ssA The
Iros-c,sd Msaes n,asssssnsh, wnh Asussss.s ss<rs-
sssy q The Navy, Tcz, = bossA
ne Ras'sa ssss sss sons 70 nsls'.sscs % msss Ne
nisnssssnoh.
TAs cosenAo, Adnnal osIdrbossusA's flagship ss me
usIsss sssss ssssdssn nom LsSss, hes ssvsl = n.y.
mouth. and siisd fov chsrbours.
Yns rsclIs ID Win her. q
Rssssaa nssSr~sa pwesvesa.
tho principal ssnhsm Of this city hsvs subscribed
uarv mlioss ef francs 70 complete shs snsirc~, fscm
Essov 10 nssssschssst
PslhirsI Evessss 10 Hsssavy.
~vnA nrscpAs 70 rns srv resx nxAap.
.e Psssu, August q, issa
ssssrss rols1M sr-s's were naSs sy shs ninsssy TO-
1,v here - IN oAsr parts Of Hssssry.
TINE PRIZE nine.
~.-s~4,-sA.s-p-~s~-@~~~~~-
Pssss far sl-sse- -Je~ Mace re wsssev n
Tw~av-sws nsssd-.
sssuAt yrrscr.R - m vs~ ross Hrssse
0rEsss Hcrnt Lovsos,
Aasusts, fssA !
Thr great prize ssts for Ih~<hsupscnship = EssIssd
between Jan Hsss and 10 coss took pses to-day. Au
sss y Tvsny-ops rounds wsv tough, vhsa hass
wss declared the wisnsx
coaamGRclAl vMTGltseEmce.
-~-~~~->~~~~-~--~- -~v-~~<
re S~.Ass Msssy MsvAss.
Ioysc~. Assus ,-Syssss
cssss sessa - Uz ~ ssssx
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NEWS BY TYR CABLE.
Special Telegram to the New
York Herald.
~
evs~'s Hosn, IorDo,, Ausq.l !, isss
fReessss6 August o lssal
phUeSlA.


uss.ra ~ Mig Wnnsaa - DesIis.
- NE ssh abe King q vrussh pssssss6 70 Bsriss.
vs~ - seslcIpsl'y pssssassa sssssasslassy =.
1pua
q sspy shs King sxprsssa his thanks. saa psassd
- - rra-sk hsd drsss Der sword sos ssiy Tor hsv
InAsvss1~ss sss sos sss psorsasisssisn u osnany.
s1As an Md he Kins 'nss sss, sssusss; shs 80.
- ~. w'sh ~ - = God ais - ob&aiasa Evs.
ssns pssnsss haspy ~ ~ fsssss = Prussia - a
Assssssse nd lasssns pssss 3 ansasus"
cfskus ~ - ksonuAnvs ssmcs
- uas u pssss s,sssd ne Rrsnsas Cnanbssv
yssss6sy Monday, Anssss o. Ths ss.sss ~ % hs
<.sv - shs-rsa t. h,s asd sh vsrsssssa
! os.ss sses~v ~ sssssd rssI4sus q sss uppsr
Hs.a
~ fciIo~l.g the Kings speech il null
Siasstnpss. Sosss Ass LoyAn cEsruun a. soru
nr~WW suz psrs--
Hsw shss - assembled around ns ne sspssssnA-
AVE- = - country, my hsar Inpess ne 70 sspssss
srn ~ ~ fssn shis plsos my own are ny peoples
sA~sks - osas srassoss goodness which has sssssd
Srs~ss sssAs ~ heavy ssi ucessfai saerssss sos
susy 10 svwsiss sss sss osssrv ne dangers of hoo
sss,~ bus b sssblIsx ~ armies o. the counssy ~
sussS vssssy 70 80 sssA s~ls 10 Iss inherited fame
80 ssssA sss ssuns fev the n>soss asv.icpmsns of
a~nssy, accompanied ~ ss virshls sl.sssss q eoa
~ par e The salon capable Of bearing arms en-.
sAssass~ly ossysd TIE Summons % ss saers1 sussIs
~ ne ssaersn6ssc~ sf shc rssAeri&sd Our hssssc
srky. apj@rs< y ~ faithful sIIsa sevsssss from
ssess = susaes ss~ victory 70 v'essu n - Esss =
- ns wss rssh pssessu blood he bssa sssA ne
sss.sy nssns - 'Is~ 4 ~~ny srvs usa wss sss4
.sssvs y ~ sssh y ssussA unsil 90 ~ssenva vsvss
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es ftts0MT .ta.Tsf.sAs UsWp.snvt
gasssssss.os.rsx ssss. ygsy rs fN1
wsss1 sssSssx ~ sns ~rssx err
Frsm - ess-0a ssya1mes x th. 80 ,itr. SO
wps1 - - y ssgsa~s. n ~ - 80 sso~ a. fssa
s.ss asaasf n v*ss nyHhsss s.sr fs~py vs shs
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Conference bcssve~u abe Italian and Austrias
dsesegals.
asrcfAl snsoaxn 70 rsB xxw vosx HsRArp.
rLoxHos. August ., 1885,
Ihs Italian and Ausssas Generals met ,o-day as Cor
nsnA d Anssrss, 70 negotiate.
France has % part IL the pending arn!ssics between
Austria ssA Italy. Hh arranged then separate
pssss conferences win Aks pl4ce, With Me oone@usnos
Of france, and, probably, 81 PAris.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-18
THE BRIDE.
wRrrTEsA HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

She is dressed she is ready the orange wreath
BLOOMS fair on her beautiful, maidenly brow I;
Its white blossoms blend with her dark raven
With the rose on her cheek-or blush fingers
there.
He comes with the eager step love only lends !;
But the weeds of her mother Ger clouding MS
A pang for her woe damps his passionate kiss
Widowed mother, I" he said, fear thou not
She shall smile when bride as maiden she
smiled;
No sorrow shall reach her when safe on my
Sweet bird Of my bosom, come home to my nest |!
"sad mother, no daughter ] take from thy side;
7 hiring thee a son, though win me bride;
Thou hadst but one child, 10 do bless thee
Two hearts for the one thou couldst not retain.
"sad autumn is crowned with her purple and
And withered and sere drops the leaf on the
Though fed is tho summer. its fruitsge is here,
And autumn is summer when she IS anear
"Ah sweet the spring breezes which daily and
And sweet are the white hawthorne blossoms of
May.
"Greep closer, creep closer, my darling, my
No titles, no lordship. l lay at thy feet;
No diamonds deck thee with glistening sheen
But love is a crown, and crown thee my
ouaen 10