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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
NV. BradIeyssc eEebFatedPaten
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
ION DOUBLE sPRING)
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- $3.50 % Las E =
HE wonderful Flexl5iity and great Comfort and
Pleasure TO any Lady wearing me Duplex AiiipAc
Skirt will be experienced particularly - all crowded
Pews, Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House Dress,
a. the Skirt can be folded whom In use % occnpy q
small rsace as easily and conveniently as 2 bk OF
Muslin Psess, an invaiuable quality in ~crinollne, not
found a. any Single Spring sktrt- .
A Lady. having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort ana
great convenience Of wearing The Duplex r lptic Steel
spring skirt for a single day, will never aiterwards
willingly dispense : tn their use. For .Childdren,
Misses and Young Ladies' they aFesuperfor 70 en- others
They will not bend or break ike the singae spring
where three or four ordinary Skirts viii have peen
thrown aside rs useless. The HOOPS are covered with
double and twisted fhread, ard the bottom rods arb not
only double springs. but twice Tor doubled covered ;
preventing them from wearing out When dragging
dow n stoops, stars, &c.
ladies nd IS universally recommended by al the
Fashionable Magazines as the standard skirt Of the
fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimabie advantages In
Crinoline, VIZ superior quafty. perfect nanuiactufe5
stylish shape and finish. hexibility, durability, com
fort and economy, enquire for =. ". B~radley's Duplex
Elliptic or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure jon get
the genuine article.
CAUTION.-T8 guard against imposition be partic-
ular 70 notice that skirts offered as "DUFLEX;' have
liptic Steel Springs F." upon the W. isibard- n'ne other
are genuine. Also notice that every hoop viii admit
a pin being passed through the centre. thus revealing
the two Tor dOubie) spri Is braided together therein
which Is the secret Of their fexibt lily and strergths and
q Combination nos 70 be found in any other skill.
For sale in all stores where First Glass skirts are
sOld throughout the United States and eisewheTe.
Manufactured by the soIe owners u the PATENT
Vests. Bradley & Cary,
Il-5-3m 81 Cbambers s. IS X 81 Reade SIS. \. 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Sc of Annraiasd So.

On Saturday, the FIRST DAY Of June 1852, / viii
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
on the premises OF William Bourke, living 6 ~
miles South West sEom AspiRWail, in Nemaha Co,
Nebraska, Two Stray Steers, described IS follows:
Ons Brinels Steer, erQp or Of each ear, brindls
face, 9 years old. Ono Red and White Steer. srop
~ Il esch szr.srt broken aT of lee bam q rsarr "a
1as 1gadrei al
M b. Wiasam boarss. ara aow Is
sas5t ID y. STEW Asst p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

This powder IS prepared from The recipe Of an
cid English Farricr, is now, and has been for
years used throughout England by stock r~aisers,
not alone forit curative, but also its 1attening pro-
perties. For the following diseases, twill inVari
ably be found a safe, certain end speedy cure:
Fsvsrs Of all kinds, Distenper, Founder,
Coughs, Loss Of appetite, Hide Bound, TsI-
loo Water, as also az diseases arising from a
Sisordsrsd Stomach, o. al impure state Of the
Blood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

TAksn up 81 the undersigned living IN Dopg-
las Prooindt : one half mile s r Of Rslam's mil.
"a The lt day Of March, 1867, one Brindle Steer.
t.dod, Swallow fork in left sar crop of left car.
about four years old this Spring.
March Och 1857 THOMAS MOsLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

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PROFIT AID READY SALE WHEREVER OF
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IS ~ $50 per DAY, and no risk Of lossl A small
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IL 10 BROADWAY, New York City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
PARKTRg CORDIAL COypTTIoE Powder,

AZ its name indicates, IS q gentle stimulant. IN
Ike the IngnY articles sold throughout the country
Tor the diseases Of Horses and Cattle, this prepar-
alton Is entirely Of vegetable Origin-nO minerals
enter into Its composition. Being composed en-
tirely OF aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barks
81 mas be used with fun confidence us TO its entire
safety, certainty, nj mildness 81 operation II
e.eEnses the Blood, Nbsens the Hide, gives TO the
skin q smooth and EOssy appearance, removes all
bad humors, and by Its strengthening, llfe-giving
properties. infuses into the debilitated, broken
down animal, action and spirit, and restores to him
Ell his natural grace and beauty,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

The ereditors If William Stilweel, deceased win
take motto that the Probate Judge Ct Nemaha
Nebraska, win receive. exaDine and sd
lust M clsims against the said deceased, and that
Is win So for that purpose at his o06oe IN Brown
Vile in sid Counfy % NemAha on the 18th day
Of November A.D. 1867 between the hours OF nine
o'clock 4. a., and four O'Clock , ID Of said dag, an
les the olains Of Creditors sre presented TO sssld
Probate Judge for allowance np0n the day men-
toned shove they viii not b entitled 70 paymeni
GEO. w. FAIRBROrHBh,
3s-Sts90e Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

This powder being both Tonic and laxative nur.
Eo& TIE Blood, removes bad humors, and viii
Nersiore pc found most excenentinpromotng the
condition Of Sheep.
H-Friee 8 and SO cents per pocka9s. prepored
eA8 ~ WILLIAM B. Parker, 81. Louis.
H-foE sale By Druggists and Merchants every
RICHARDSON 8 CO., Gen'I Ags.
~ 4 YN North Nam Street, St. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

ENFEERED AND BEdCATE c0NSFITU
TI0&S, Of both sexes. use Helmbold's Extrae Bu-
chs. Il Will giFe brisk and energetic feelings and
enable yoatO sleep we'll.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
C o S AIRS
cELEBEATED
BISHOP PILLS.
AuNFvERsAL DINNER PILL,

Far Nervous ana Sick Headachs, Cosliyonessp
DiaFrhea, Coles. ChilIs, FeveFs, and gsaeIsl de-
rsnrement of the Digestive Organs.
~ Boxes, Is cts 50 cts, and 81 sizes.
Sold bp at Druggists everywhere.
And BY RKNRx r. CorTAR, Depot 4S4 Broad
~ aud By HOLLADAY &C., BroBnvils, Esb.
vol II NO Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
NOTICR.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
By Hslmbold's Extract Buchu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Parkers CordiaI condItIon PoMder.

Ne Tow Of milk is not only greatly increased, but
The quality vastly improved, as by the use OF tins
powder, al tendency to fever, ailEr0ssh lmors and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Niekles. Can Fruits Of all kinds, and Oysters at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

y at SWAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

UhNEkAL AGEy-a
NEW HAVEN, COM.
November IS, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. s-AfternOon.-COnsols, e43 for money
United States FiveTwentes, 72 1910; Illinois Central
ebares n Erie Railway Shares As; Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated Bonds, 22i
FRANKPoRT Aug s.-Umted states bonds closed at
Ye3 for the issue Of 1862.
LdyKRPooI, Aug S-NOon.-The weather is favorable
for crops and the market easy but opening quotations
are unchanged Corn 1851 for new Mixed Westerns Wheat
1878 for White California; Barley, 81; Oats, s1l Peas 42
per quarter Beef 1926 Pork, 49,; Lard 5O Bacon, 42i
Cheese s2; Ashes, 81 for Pots; Rosn-Common winning
sop ~ and Fine American l6l; Spirits Turpentne. 81
Tallow 4t6; Petroleum-spirits Cd, and Refined, l4a
Coverseed, All for American Red.
AfernoonThe cotton market is easier and business IS
uuiet The sales viii not reach 5000 bales. Quotations
unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. 9-Noon.-Sugar-Duteh Standard @I6
for No H. Iron 53 per for Scotch Pigs Crude Cal
eutta Inseed 6s6 IAnseed Cakes eIO Lnseed Oil, a.
Sperm Oil, sl2o. Whale Oil, 81. dispatch from
Antwerp quotes Petroleum at ls francs per bbl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
RUSSIA.

THE PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY RECONVENED.
An Imperial decree has been issued, recon-
vokng In accordance with the existing laws, tho Pfov~
cla Assembly ard the Provincial Institution OF the Cow
ernmcnt of ST. Petersburg which were dissolved IN
January last. ,
TIE SANITARY CONVENTION.
Russia has signed the International Sanitary Conven-
tion for the care OF the wounded in time Of war.
THE ALLIANCE WITH GREECE.
correspondent at St. Petersburg writing ON the iIh
inst says "The betrothal OF the young King Of tho
Greeks to the Archducbess Olga celebrated here Hast
week with great pomp in the presence OF the Emperor
the whole Of the Imperial family and all the foreign em
bassadOrs King George dressed in the uniform OF
Russian general and his young bride looked very pfe
in the nstonal Russian costume. She 10 very nteRent
and well educated, unlike her brothers, who 20 is SAID
here greatly shocked the Partisan courefs dnring their
late visit 10 the French capital by their ignorance ard
want of tact. The marriage, y&ch s to take
place In October, will not be WITHOUT a certain
political significance. 1t is true that IN western
Europe such marriages seldom have any Cnect on
tbe Iolicv of nations; bat Russia the family ties
of the sovereign considerable influence on tne &C
on Of the state very strnnGy shown last year.
when Wurtemberg and DarIDsadt were trcaecu 20 teh
derly by Prussia in consequence OF the lnurvenuoo
the Gar in behalf IN the present case the Deoe
of the King of the Greeks TO Russian princess acquires
peculiar Significance from the threatening aspect o tno
Eastern question 1t is also somewhat reinaiAaDe lbaS
since the return Of the Emperor the works IN the Military
factories and arsenas which had for some time been ss
ever The forresses of Cronsadt and NcoaeB are beng
amply supplied with arms and anInaniton a,a troops
and provisions have been sent TO the prinepa to"hs h
the south and west.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
Prussia at Ems at Wesbaden in order to confer Win
His Majesty upon several questions of domestic pohcy

Prussia at Ems, or at wesbaden in order to confer
His Majesty upon several questions of domestic pocy
A d" STRATEGIC RAILWAY" IN sILEsIA. ,,
Gen. Moltke is said TO have just set out Tor Sesa,
charged by the Prussan Government TO construct pan
for a strategca railway The General is accompanied
by large number OF officers specially selected for TINS
mission
THE DANISH QUESTION
The following is from The London. Globe (semioftcia
organ), July "a, evening:
" The Danish Government has polnt-bank refused to
give the guarantees demanded by Prussaso that the
Danish question remains an The DaIsn COY
epment requires that Prussia shall fulfil the 5h article
ofthe Treaty of Prague and give back North scheswg
to the Danish Government. The mpudent proposal OF
Prussia that the strong position of Duppe aud Alsen
should not included IN the act Of retTOcessiOn is sum
mary rejected The upshOt OF the matter seems TO be-
that though this question may be allowed 10 sleep for
while it win not &c settled without further hostlites, in
which other Powers than Denmark viii take part"
The France says: "The reply Of the Danish Govern
ment to the Prssan note OF the lsh june relative 70
the question OF scheswg was sent 10 Berlin on the otn
The Danish Government persists in refusing the gara
toea demanded for few Germans OF North sehlesWlg,
and expresses again the desire to see all the Danes
of ScheswIg united TO the Kingdom OF Denmark
IL Il stated that the two brothers OF the hng OF Den
mark Prince Frederick and Prince Julius OF GucKsDurg.
have for some days been in Paris 6eogo Inc vlss OF
the King of Denmark to this city winch Mas ueen s0Ae
Of, s not likely TO take place.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
FRANCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE DUNDERBERG.

ARRIVAL OF THE DUNDERBERG.
PANS. Aug 3.-The American ronclaN ram
rnnderberO which was purchased by the Frencn
Government. after remarkably quick ana success
ful trim across the Atlantic, has reached her
t;on in safety The following telegraphle uiSp'''"
anponnees her arrival in French waters; 80
"CHERBoURG Aug. 8, 1867
To JAMES w BUCKAN Co. Pd'1s Inc ,LO fTo,n
NArg has arrived here, in IA days and IL nVuis d
Ne1York AllOn board arc well Ihe VeSsel u ~ I'D
b;gb seas the ship behaved nObly, ana prQneu p ~ y
self splendid sea-boat. VIM ID" " "ADD'
THE EMPERoRs VISIT TO VIENNA.
p,,,s Ano. S.-The Emperor Napoleon will be ac-
companed by the Marquis Moustier, his Munster Oh
Fore;pn Affairs, on his visit to the Emperor OF Aus
tria and will remain three days III the Austrian
capital. ,r.,..4u
Eyening-The departure of His Imperial Majesty
the Emperor for Vienna has been postponed one
week.
EXPECTED INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE EMFEhO'
AND THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
It's said that arrangements are being made Tor an
interview between the Emperor Napoleon and kmg
William of Prussia to take place after the visit OF
the former to Vienna The place of the meeting mas
not yet been designated.
ADDRESS TO THE EMPEROR FROM EXPOSITION
COMMISSIONERS.
The Emperor has received an address from the
foreign members of the Imperial Commission oil the
Erpositon URUesele in his reply to which he says
1.-THE hopes for the peace and progress OF the whole
world spring from such exhibitions"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
IoRDIYOSs's DEPARTURE.
THE CAPE on GOOD HOPE.

Dates from the Cape of Good Hope to tho
10th of June had arrived in England. The Goyernnen
scheme to substitute single House for the two presen
Houses of Parliament had been withdrawn The CoonaS
Legislature and the Corporation Of Cape Town were pro-
pairing to give the Duke OF Edinburgh grand recepuob
IL reported by the steamship saxon taat sryea -
Table ay from the Eastern previous 70 the depar
ture of the Brton that there every proDaphy vI
DIR IIyingsone being still alive. Sir THOMAS Macieas,
however had not received any On INC Sus
jeet. = .r..o, - -. en-.
the country was looking well and there was every proba
Dy Sir p p E Wodeiouse the retiring Governor was to
leave for England In October.
The Osprey proved total wreck, but only one ef
her crew was drowned .a q
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
AUSTRIA.
---.....,,n,,, 4, nrsroNsIRuITY-RELIG ATTAIRs.

MINISTERIAL RIsroEsIBnITY-RELIGIoUs AFFAIRS.
ON the goth, the Lower House elected committee to
confer with the Committee Of the Upper House upon the
nts of al 90 ereement in the bill ministerial
nnnsility The Committee Of the Lower House Is com
nosed OF tie following Deputies Ierbst kalserfed, Tnh
Plener, Kun, ziemialkowsky Hopfen, Winsterstein,
RIestl and Vidnlieh.
The proposals Of the Committee Religious Affairs
then came on for discussion The Provisional Minister OF
Public Worship opposed the bill He at the same Tune
declared that the Government recognized tue Necessity
for settlement Of the position OF the different religious
confessions IN accordance with the principle OF freedom
OF conscience and that intended TO Introduce es npon
mixed marriages. upon the religious education OF chdien
born under such unions. and upon secessons 10 otef
churches With regard 20 other points, however ne au
that they form the subject OF negotiations win inc
Church. In order that the appearance OF any lnacon OF
existing conventions may be avoided Notwithstanding
this declaration, the proposals or the CoItee were
adopted by the Lower House. -
THE WIDOW or MAMMALIAN.
The Princess Charlotte 20 be removed fron Mramar
10 Iaeken The Queen of the Belgans who went to Mira
mar accompanied by celebrated physiealI-in accord
auce with te advice of DE- Redel OF Vienna, and that OF
Belgan medical man, who believe that change OF dir
and climate will be beneficial to the Prineess-wili hef
self the removal Of the unfortunate Princess
The Princess is suffering from plethora abdomlnos
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
INDIA.

News from Bombay up to the cath of Juna
had reached London via Trieste. The Bombay Govern.
ment had received intelligence of the death Of one ns
two OF the captves In Abyssnla. -.
was held on the 18th OF Jane at which resolution w
unanimously adopted in favor Of wat ~
Rank of Bombay 1t was understood, however, snht ~
(oyernment would not sanction amalganlatlon , nns ~
isfcd that the reconstruction OF the Bank Oh oo"'
ae new dock was opened the nth Of June a.
Accounts received al Cncutta relative 70 tle @ -
risss were less satisfactory An appear bss ye pJy %
HsbeJ asking for $4,000 70 support lSov eniiusn "s
bs bsse Seen IN orphans by the famine -. =.
ie prospects of the indigo season were sau 70 20
h Calcutta from the Narritius were subjected
10 quarantine .z..,D ,,aya ,or,o-,.,,-aa ,hn
tre,,o fsoveinment praying separate Administrator
and The appropriation OF all revenues Of Assam for tbe
sole benefit OF that Province 80 -. -. y
brospect OF an abundant harvest there. ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
PRUSSIA.
GOOD FEELING TOWARD FRANCE.

GOOD FEEIIlNU To" IT'D - =, =
The semi-oflicial North German oase"e OF
Julv % publishes leading article in confutaoh OF The
rumors which are again beginning to circulate 10 tue e
~ .ss s aytoncc between France hnd Germany VIII
eaa 70 war" Il Gays son closer examination or Oh ole re-
cent The discussion VI German ahls
n mo Longer accompanied by the same biler
ness and acnony. Those feelings haye made way for
tudg g1neut.n
caIne, The ssn9 ai says Notwithstanding the
dctlons which have beer given the Gdsene ae irdhSe
that tho note ascGibed To Baron Won Werthe on
Tie snbIcct OF Hungary is genuine document We must
doubt the discriminating powers OF Journals when cannot
80, trat tlA no.e Ia question ls forgery hem peru
sal OF its oontents."
~ pIsMARcK AND TIE KING. j.
Ceup, BhmaSek VII very sh9rty meet the King 81
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

distributing money among the Roumanians residing In
Transyvana. go - a,
The municipalities of Transylvania have nearly an
been elected They have sent addresses Oh commence 70
the Hungarian Ministry I
THE CONFERENCE WITH AUSTRIA.
The dele gates of the Hungarian Diet and the Austrian
Rechsrath will meet at Vienna the 9Th August next
The moderate Left blame the extreme Left for support
nQ KossutA as a candidate for the Diet for Watzen,
and have declared that they will propose Count Alexan-
der CarOlyi for that district.
THE SULTAN .
The Sultan IS expected at Pesth on vist on tne kytn
inst Preparations are being made TO give his Myesty
brilliant reception, in recognition or the riena
given the garfans who emigrated to turkey h os'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
HUNGARY.
KossUTH's ELECTION TO THE DIET

KossUTH's ELECTION TO THE DIET.
PEsTH, Aug. 3.-The election of Louis Kos
suth to the Hungarian Diet, from Waitzen, causes
alarm among the members of the Conservative party
of Hungary, who think that the extreme views and
powerful prestige of the ex President may lead to
disturbance of the existing political agreement with
the Emperor Of Austria.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05

for sleep He insists on going to bed early And TINS
with his absfnent habits at the banquets spread
before him daily-almost hourly-enable him to con-
tnue fresh and strong while his aristocratic enter
that adjective sometimes applied to them or If not
yet bloated they are looking puffy and pale. III
is thought that at the Sultans departure the London
season will end at once.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
HUNGARY.

REORGANIZATION OF TfE NATIONAL GUARD
A Ministerial order has been published au-
thozinG the enlistment of officers for the Hohveus '"
1T ibe GoyePp,ast las saDet9ssQ Us cr-ap'sSNes
10 battalions OF Honvcds u,v,. -
" pussIAN NRNissARIRs-TRANsrLvAsi -.
The Pesth jepTnals state that Rasa,an snssafsee s
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
BELGIUM.
THE SULTAN.

The Sultan arrived at Liege at / a. m. on
the 24h and received by the King aud the Coun o
After taking supper the Sultan left again al nan pas'
a.
THE BELGIAN VOLUNTEERS. - A..
Her Majestys ship Scraps arrived az AIwetP On sno
mon drembarkng and bouquets were presented TO Col
GTegoire, ,,.,o, ma otven hv tto Rel
IN an o ~. he con,mander and officers OF the Serapis
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
NEW LAWS FOR THE EsPrRE.


It is reported from Consantinople that, By direci
ton OF the Sultan, Commission, consisting Of sew
oral officers OF the Departments Of Commerce and %
Foreign affairs has been appointed TO prepare civil
code following the Code Napoleon in such OF its proyi
sions may be applicable to the necessities OF the laws
Of the Ottoman Empire.
THE SULTASs EXPECTED RETURN
correspondent ut Constantnope writes on the l2th
preparations have already commenced Tor the Suans
reception. IlluminatOns an immense scale are be
arranged for Hundreds OF w0rmen are at work az tho
Palace Of DOlnabaktche The fronts OF the nulner0r
Yals of the Pashas along the shores OF the Bosphors
having their old fashioned illuminating frnlneworks re-
fitted, and the pyrotechnists are working dounio
hours under the energetic chief OF the Ord
nance Department The orders issued are 20
have everything ready FOR the Sultan's arrival Ia
20 DAYS from the present. lt appears doubtful, II his
Majesty extends his visit TO Berlin and Vienna, yhetber
he can be here in the time named The first DdicaCon
we have OF coming improvements from the benehcia M
uence OF the Imperial Journey Is the new arrangemena
made by the essees OF the Italian Opera very superior
company has been engaged for the coming season tc9
pencing here in November the old chorus VII De dls-
pensed with, and an improved one has been takeh Hoi
La Scala. ..ta
lord LYONs's DEPARTURE easf.
On the Goth the Grand Vizer gave farewell Danqnee
10 Lord Lyons previous his rom the post or
British ambassador to the Porte All me lnembers o
fhe DIplomac Body were invited LORD Lyons takee bin
denarre next week Paris, 20 enter upon ms new
fntons as British Minister at the Court OF tne Iaecf
THE TELEGRAPH CONVENTION. "a
rt "a officially announced that Turkey has joined the
Telegraph Convention so far as regards tho
Asiatic dominons. 20 -.feEf. q
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ITALY.
A FENIAN AGENT IN NAPLES.

A FENIAR AGENT in MALES
FLORENCE, Aug. 3-William R. Roberts, one
of the leaders of the recent Fenian movement IN the
United States is in Naples where ne is reported
to be intriguing with the Radical Democrats ana
men of the party of action in Southern Italy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
MARINE INTELLfGENCF.

LIVERPOOL, Aug s.-Ths steamship Pennsylvania
Capt Lewis, which left New-York July 90 has arrived
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
any GREEK GOVERNMENT PREPAklNo fV'' o.
1lb Nl' .urtru ruRKEY.

rraF GREEK GOVERNMENT FhhI Aiii'' "
f"N WITH TURKEY.
=, ,,,ASrro TIL IsssAPE THs TRIBUNE
LoNDoN, Aug, 3-Aftemoon.-DlspatcnIVees Ie,
.oivea today from Athens brini the lotenhsonOo y
that The Greek Government has an-oHneeo i'S 1e'o.
Snination of declaring against the Sublime 1onst
o the list of September, should the hoStltSS
tbe Christians in the Island of Gambia not DO 1nue
NV that time Great military preparations arc %
made for such a contingency, and orders h,'V0 ooo
issned calling out the entire reserves Vi luo
New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
JAPAN.

Adyices received at Hong Kong, June 20
from Japan, announce that political difference ns
the OPENING Of the port Of Osaka 70 foreiEn trade.
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