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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Estray Notice.

Strayed from tie subscriber, in Marsel
about The Goth of May last, one half FRENCH
small size two-year old maze colt, mouse co
Tor, with white strip on face. ANY peyaon
giving information where she may be fouD,i
or delivering her to me, viii be suitahiv -
varded. OLE NTSGEr
Msrtei. Get 5. 49,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
THE ELECTIONS.
GREAT DEMocRATIc GAINS.

Last tn esdnys elections show very
heavy Democratic gains.
In Pennsylvania the Republicans have
barely saved the State, and probably
elected their Judge ofthe Supreme Court
Ohio, radical Ohio, has elected a Dem
ocratic Governor, and legislature which
will probably elect Valiandigham to the
United States Senate. The defeat there
astounding and disastrous.
Iowa has gone Republican by a re.
duced majority.
The local elections in Indiana show
the Republicans TO have held their
strength there.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

H- There will be meeting of the
Temperance League next Monday even
ing, ut z O'Clock P. NJ. All are invited
to attend.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

REvERsED.-The case of Asa Shad-
duck and wife, VS.. the town of Clifton,
which was carried to the Supreme Court,
has been reversed and remanded to the
Circuit Court for new trial. The case,
on the part of the town, was argued in
Supreme Court by j.. S. WHITE, Esq.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12


A You've THIEF.-George Cory, or
better known here BY the name OF George
Adrian, made a raid on the laughty
House few nights ago breaking open
trunks, stealing Gloves, Sheets ETC.,, and
then leaving in the night: forgetting mo
doubt to pay bis bill. In his Gse the
old Adoge proves true, that chiH will
not depart from its early instructions; he
is an expert at the business; look out for
him. ID.
Maiden Rock. Oct. 10Th, 1861
PERsoNAL.-Capt WHITE, President
of the Mississippi Valley Telegraph Co.,
was in town this week. Work on the
line is being pushed forward rapidly.
Al. CHENEY, agent for tn, Amer
lean Educational series of schoo books,
was in town yesterday.
D. A. Cory, with Smith, Dryer d
Co, Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines aud Chemicals, Chicago, CAV, US a
call this week. He supplies articles good
for sick men, or well ones either.
BAKER, whose front name is
GEORGE s., no with the long locks aud
Christian countenance, who dweleth on
all the highways and byways of the
Northwest and selleth very many mems
Furnishing Goods for Clark, Whitehouse
d Co., 90 Lake ST., Chicago-BAKER,
known to all tradists and writeists, was
with us yesterday. As travelist and
saleist he is a success, and is so widea-
wake and lively that if he lived alone
on four corners the population of the
place would be estimated at 1900.
- Hon. III. D. BARRON has been re-
nominated for the Assembly in the upper
district. He will he elected and make
efficient member he has SO long been.
- The Democrats hold their SENATOR
al Convention at Hudson to day.
- Mrs. WINCHESTER, of River Falls
has just returned from Chicago with
large stock of Millinery and Ladies Fur
nishing goods.
Our paper goes to press too early to
report the Fair, which is in progress here
to-day.
- 1t looks as if the democratic Roos
ter would get in good enough condition
to make decent fight next fall. The
bird has been in bad trim for several
years past, but is brightning up little
and begins to show ''game" again. He
will be a 'dead cock" in 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
FOR SALE.

The undersigned having rented his farm, is
desiious of disposing of all his farm ing uten-
sils and teams. Persons wiahing anything of
the kind would do well to call and examine
what he has before purchasing elsewhere.
WI. COPP.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

= It was an apt answer of a young
lady, who, being asked whore was her ma
tive place, replied, 81 have none; am
the daughter Of Methodist ministsr !"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

Eg Hon. @. C. SHoLEs, of Kenosha,
one of the pioneers and ablest aud most
faithful public men of this State, died on
Saturday last. of typhoid fever, aged SO
wears
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

EF The Hastings GOzette hOs been
enlarged to an eight column paper. We
are glad to write this evidence of pros.
perity on the part of our neighbors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

1 hereby announce myself as an Indepen-
dent Candidate for State Senator for the 18th
Senatorial District. p. V. WISE.
Prescott. Wis, October IL, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
ArfificiaI EYes Inserled.

The Branch Office for the West is at No.
liz Mason st. where one of the above named
firm can he consulted at all hours daily, from
a. m. till 10 p. m.
Circulars containing symptoms OF Catarrh
and Lung diseases, also, recommendations
from some of the most distinguished persons
sent to any address. enclosing stamp tor re-
turn postage Address
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Drs. Rarfh q Co.

no. 10 Mason Street. Milwaukee.
Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections thor
oughly eradicated by Drs. WALSHE, ROO
SA, BARTH & CO., in ten days or less.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Is Coming.

DR.. BARTH d Co.. late of the New York
Eye, Ear and Lung Infrmary, New York
CITY. now from their Office No. IL! Mason St.
Milwa, kee, will be in Hastings. at the Wa
verify House. Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
30 and 80 nr. BARTH is. without doubt,
one of the most successful Physicians and
Surgeons now living for the treatment of DIS
eases of The Eye, Ear. Throat, Heart, Catarrh,
Lungs, Deiness, &C. Those afflicted would
do we'll to consult him on bis arrival at Has
tings. 24-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

friend DR.. Barth. In his profession he fs"-
no superior. His skill is admitted by eserv
one in This city. and / have reason 10 believe
he in extensively known abroad as one OF tbs
most eminent IN his profession. The Docf"r
is a christian and needs christian sympathy
Do me the favor Of making his Acquaintance
and introducing him 20 your friends
Yours fraterrally,
REV. DIR. J. DIXON.
Read recent voluntary testimonials Of cure.
to DR.. Barth, performed duriog his two days
soiourn in Portage City; ~ -
Nv con. aged Ii. has been deaf since he
was two wears Of age. Cause. congestion %
the brain. DR.. Barth performed successfns
operation on his ears to-day. He can now
hear perfectly. / have every confidence IN
'''' 'A''- . CORNELIUS ADAMS.
Still another case Of blindness;
Ny son, aged % years. has had films on
both ewes for IL years. DR.. Barth performed
a successful operation on his eyes, and foI the
first time in III years he can see light.
GEORGE B. LYNCH.
The above cases are but few OF the many
who ara being daily cured and benefited M
der the skillful treatment OF Or. barth' WIG
will in each and every case give candid
Rem arkable cures performed by DR.. Barth.
during his stay Of three days in Fond du
Lac. NAV s,5th, 26th and 9th:
This is to certify that my son, aged 1e. has
been deaf from Scarlet Fever, for the past IL
wears. / have Goctored away hundreds OF
dollars. all to no purpose, until DR.. Bsrth PsTr
formed an operation on 'his ear, this 25th day
of May Said operation restored my sons
hearing in few moments. De can now hear
as perfectly as any one. JOHN B. HESS.
Post Office address Fond du Lac, Wis,
Still another With much pleasure can
add my I, stimony with those of others in be-
half of DR.. Barth's success in the treatment
of deafness Ny daughter. aged II. has been
deaf from infancy. DR.. Barth has this day
cured her hearing perfectly.
ANTHONY S. MUDER,
P. o. address Fond du Lac. Wis.
Still another Nv son. aged IL years. has
been deaf and speeches for years. DIR.
Bath performed a successful operation on his
ears this Doth day OF May. He can now hear
as perfectly as any one, and makes loud
noise. / firmly relieve he viii talk az SOON
IS he learns to. S. s. WOLVERTON.
Oshkosh, " isconsin.
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

IoTtnai oaiiot, resulting as ioiloWS
". J. Copp, Is
Hiram Hays, 9
On motion Of II. A. Wilson, Of St.
Croix, the nomination of w. J. Copp
was made unanimous, and Mr.. Copp be-
ing called for, in few eloquent and able
remarks, accepted the nomination.
On motion of H. A. Taylor, Of St
CIoix, the report of committee ap-
pointed at a previous Senatorial Con
vention, fixing the basis Of future repre-
rentation in Republican Senatorial Co..
ventious Was accepted. and the following
resolution reported by said committee,
adopted
Resolved, That the representation of
counties in this Senate. al District, in
Sc atorial Conventions, shall be, for
each organized county, one delegate, and
for each one hundred registered voters,
one delegate.
The Chairman appointed the following
Senatorial District Committee for the
ensuing two years
Henry d. Barron, of Polk, Paine
Converse, of Pierce, Isaac II. Wing, Of
st. Croix.
{ On Motion Of S. A. Clewell, the
{ Convention adjourned sine die.
SAM. HARTMAN, Chm.
8. S. FIFIELD, ia, sao,ot.,;o.
! A. D. ANDREWS,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

- Rev. Mr.. Atwster has bought Silas
Wright's residence in town.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Wanted.

A q cd Journeyman Tailor Wanted nme-
diately. Apply at my shop. ON broad Street.
None but good workmsn need apply.
JOHN SHEEHAN
Prescott. Oct. 10, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

For further information address tie sub
scriber, at Lock Haven. Clinton Co, Pa.
JAMES JEFFERIS,
23-w6 Ex'r I. P. HuliAg. deceased.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

Oxen and Lands for SALE
Two yoke Of oxen and choice farming landa
in the town of Clifton, for sale' Apply to
the subscriber, at Prescott.
J. 81. BAILEY.
Prescott. Oct u, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
GLORIOUS

Both Ohio and Pennsylvania have
given large Democratic mGorities. Vor
PopuI voz Del.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
PRESCOTT MARKET.
CORRECTED BY
GEO. A. DILL,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, &c.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

---<ee---
REaARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS
PERFORMED BY Dr.. BARTH, AT THE In,
TERNArIoNAL HOTEL, Der. 2 1867
at is with much pleasure l can recon-
mend DIR. Bath to those afflicted with
what has been considered total deafness
for upwards of II years. In this condi-
ton | sought the services of DR.. Barth,
who performed successful and painless
operation on my sons ear, and TO my
astonishment hearing aCds restored NTH
an fer minutes after the operation. / had
previous to applying to DIR. Barth, en-
deavored to obtain relief for my sons
case from every known source; am fully
convinced that DIR. Barth is master of his
profession, having known several of my
acqaaintances who have been restored to
sight and hearing by him.
JAMES S. DAVIS.
P. o. address, Leon, Wis"
Read extract of recent letter from
Rev. DR.. Dixon, Pastor of Union Bap-
tist church of Milwaukee, who is now in
La Crosse, attending the Baptist conven-
ton:
To those iatereSted:-Tt is with pleas
ure that testify that / am Intimately
acquainted with DIR. Barth. | know
him to DO n gentleman of the highest re-
| spectabiity and integrity, and in his pro-
fession, believe he has few equals and
10 s1periors. have been in circum-
stances to know, and can therefore af-
/ firm. JAS. DIXON, D. d.
OF Milwaukee, Wis"
Or. Barth will be in Hastings, at the
Waverly House, Tuesday and Wednes
day, October 29ih a. 3Oth, where he
can be consulted on all diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat Heart, Lungs, Ca
tarrh aud noises and discharges from
the ears. For further appointments, see
advertisement in this paper and profit
by it. DR.. Barth also inserts superior
French artificial eyes, that move and ap-
pear like the natural eye. 3w
1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Land for Sale.

The following described piece Of Timber
Lands. situated in Trimbelle. are offered for
sale ON reasonable terms.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

PREscorr. Wisconsin, Oct. 10. 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT-THE REFORM
ELL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS-AMENDMENT
FROM LORD HALIFAX RESPECTING THE RE-
DESTRUCTION OF SEATS
In the House of Lords on the Goth of July
the Earl of Malmesbury stated that the Earl Of Derby
was unable from illness attend in his place and
therefore deyoyed him TO move that the House go
into Committee on the Representation OF the People Bill
Lord Halifax moved that for the purpose OF eIectng
settlement of the question Of the redistribution OF the
seats the proposed scheme ia inadequate, and that is
expedent 10 provide the Of giving more represent
afyes 10 large and important constituencies than
given by this bill" He had been challenged by the Gov
eminent 90 propose an alternative plan, Dut he declined
20 do so because that would be Deedessy interfering with
the duty OF the Government. He WAS only actuaed Dy
the desire Of eecng early aud satisfactory settle
nent Of this great question OF REFORM ana athOush an
ardent sdmrer OF the action Of parties IN ePIesetd-
tive form Of government he did not bring TINS forward as
party question From his knowledge OF the WORKING ing
classes he did not think that they would abuse the
privileges this bill conferred upon them, ana
he could have wished therefore that the fedls-
tTibutOn part OF the bin had been conceived in the same
spirit Tile bin only proposed that one member should
be taken from bOrOughs with population under 10000
returning two members. but there were ten borougis
each returning member with population under 5000.
aud with al asgfcgaIe population Of oKy ssisa sAgtS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Aug. 10NoOn-ConsOls for money, 94i Cnlted
states FveTwenty bonds 735 Erie Railway shares 49,
Illinois Central Railroad shares, IA Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, 20.
Afternoon-Consols for money, 9il United States
F1vetwentes 1871 Erie Railway shares, 45i Illinois Cen
tral Railway shares, 77i Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds, 22a.
FRANKFORT Aug. lO-Evening-Cnited states bonds
closed at 77i for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lO-NOOn.-COtton hrmer. Estimated
sales today 1900 bales; Middlng Upands l0id; Mid
ding Orleans 1Od The weather is unfavOrable for the
crops Wheat 1910 Barley, 3d. Corn, 1916. Oats, 3 H..
Peas, 49,. Cheese 52. Beef, 1926. Lard 50. Pork %
Bacon, al. Rosln-Common, 7G; Medium, 49, Tallow,
AZ Spirits Turpentine, $685. Petroeum-Rehned, / -
Spirits, SAD. Coverseed, Al
Accommodation frmer; sales to-day 1900 bales:
Mlddling Upands. 1Old.; Mddng Orleans, lObd Bread
suls firm: Wheat, 1910 for white California Barley
Corn IS for new Oats, Slll. Peas, 42. Cheese, 81
Beef 1926. Lard, 5O' Pork al. Bacon, a. Rosln
common 7I6; medium, 12i. Tallow, 44.9 Pot Ashes, 81
Spirits Turpentine, $685. Spirits, SAD. Refined, ia Clio
yerseed Az.
LONDON Aug 1O-Noon.-No. ~ Dutch Standard
256 Scotch Pig Iron, 53l. Whale Oil, 500. Sperm OIL
an5 Linseed Cakes 80 15I. Lnseed OIL $40 Calcutta
Iinseed $50 Petroleum closed fiat at Antwerp last
evening at 42t francs for Standard White.
Afternoon-No 10 Dutch Standard Sugar, 256. Scotch
Pig Iron $751; Whale Oil, RS2 Sperm Oil, Rllj. Linseed
Cakes So ISL Linseed Oil, Calcutta Lnseed, Gs 6.
ANTWERP, Aug. 1O-Afternoon.-The Petroleum market
Is fiat and unchanged.
Reconsideration closed at ~ Fl. JOc per Dbl for
standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
ITALY.
THE CHURCH PROPERTY BILL

In the Chamber of Deputies on the Goth,
the debate upon the Church Property Liquidation bill
was resumed at Article II. Signor RattazZi made a
speech in which he explained that the Government asks
for authority 10 issue 4OOOO0OO lire Of capital in Rente,
to be employed in paying for the ecclesiastical property
He believed that this issue would be taken mp in the
country at little over par The debt thus incurred would
subsequently be exnguished by the proceeds from the
sale of the property Sgn0r RataZZ demanded vote OF
confidence from the Chamber the members VI when, ne
Was convinced were thoroughly alive 10 the urgent
necessity OF cxricating tho country from its present din
cu posItlon The Minister'S speech was received with
loud cheers SgnOr RattaZZ then asked the House 10
suspend the sitting and consider the paragraph OF the
bill which he had Just moved
After an adjournment of 20 minutes the reporter OF the
giving permission 10 the Government 10 issue much
Rante at per necessary 20 obtain the capital
of lire The committee demands that the Issue
shall ONLY be made graduay-namely, "a fast rs the
money IL required and moreover that IL shall wait until
the Chamber has approved the taxes for the other
90 600 900 lire already demanded by the committee.
on the 2Ith the debate resumed upon paragraph
which Il as follows
~ Authorization is granted TO the Government 10
issue at such periods and in such manner as II may deem
opportune many bonds at per cent as are necessary
10 procure SO,OO00O0 lire ,
- These bonds are 70 be taken mp az their nominal
value account OF the purchase price OF the eccesaS
cal property =,
Tie first part Of the paragraph being that upon which
the Government asked for "a vote OF confidence, was
ndopcd by 255 against votes. The second part was
also agreed TO by 2o5 against Is votes, aud the whole Dill
then passed by 2OI 10 81 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
A DISPATCH FROM ANTONELLI.

The Vienna papers announce that Caldlnai
Antonelh has forwarded circular dispatch to the Papa
Nuncos at Catholic Courts calling their attention to the
recent debates in the Italian Parliament The Cardinal
states that the attitude Of the Italian Government is
greatly at variance with the engagements which nave
been made with the Pope The dispatch also refers to
the preparations made by Italian Volunteers to deprive
the Pope OF his temporal sovereignty.
GEN. DUMoST's MISSION.
The Gdzeid di FiTe.e that the Council OF Mlnls-
tiers have decided 70 invite sgnOr Nga to Florence TO
furnish the Government with all the particulars relative
10 the mission Of Dumont to Rome. signor Ngra s
therefore, expected here shortly. ~, ,.,,
The Parie paris, semioicap states that the Italian
Government has satisfied ITSELF from its own reports OF
the nsccuracy OF the accounts which have been
by the Italian Journals respecting the visit OF Gen D
mont to Rome This statement OF the Pdte IL declared
telegram from Florence July 49, to be totally without
foundation. -,
Tie Prose- believes that the chief members OF the
italian Legation in Paris will shortly be replaced and
says that the Italian Government has expressed wish
20 the French Cabinet that Baron de Maare should Dc
replaced as French ambassador in Florence
The IreSse also says that Garbadan instruction is
about TO break ont, and adds I'VE are informed, on
good authority that formal orders have been transmitted
by arbald 10 the chiefs OF the bands OF which he Is the
supreme head Disturbances reported TO have broken
ouI I'm
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all anxiety Indeed, doubt whether Il IL not more
likely awaken fears than send old 10 sleep
FRANCE.
AN OFFICIAL ASSURANCE OF PEACE.


AN OFFICIAL ASSURANCE OF PEACE.
The Moniteur of July 30, publishes the fol-
lowing article the present foreign relations Of France
Several French and foreign Journals publish statements
calculated 10 trouble and disquiet the affairs OF com
merce and industry IL s said that our international
atons tend TO authorize the presentiment OF conflict
less removed-the formation Of two camps and
military preparations are announced These reports are
unfounded, and they their origin and diffusion to
hostile passions, interested specuatons or lamenta6le
Empire has diplomatic question OF nature calculated
10 modify peaceful and friendly relations with various
powers The Cabinet OF Florence has already taken en-
eygec measures to protect the Papal frontier The Sep
TENDER Convention will be strictly carried out No new
camp about to be formed either III the interior or ON the
frontier. ,.
homes since the LIST Of June The active army is actually
only composed of four cOntingens OF inclusive
The contingent Of 1886 will be incorporated az tne h1 OF
August hut il is the intention OF the Government AZ aI
time 10 allow the contingent of 1862 to return To their
homes The effective strength of the cavalry 10
ably increased on account Of the purchases MADE as
Anil but tbe Minister OF War has determined That OF
these some 5000 or 10000 shall be disposed OF for agrcn
tura purposes and this Is now in course OF
euon fhe Government is confident that these precise
statements will dlsspate the feeling OF uncertainty
which has peryaded public opinion.
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
The Legislative Session which is just closed, and with
no certainty being resumed in November has lasted
leo days. five months and 10 days During that period
the Chamber held so public stDgs and met in its com
mlttee Ss times. There were, then, about two
months lost 80 far public discussion concerned and
the motive assigned Tor the suppression OF inc
Address that it nterfered with the prompt dis
patch Of public business There were but four author
would seem, for that suppression. The Paris
journals generally express their dissatisfaction at
such results and contrast them with the "inerpea-
lions" every day in the English Parliament or the 80
public sngs devoted to the discussion OF these
four demands Of interpolation Il TO debates ON the bud
get and 80 to the discussion Of variety OF bills Inc
measures remaining from the former session were
H. which together with the 1874 brought in during the
just closed make total OF Isl, OF which ~ were
merely local and "a Of general interest OF TINS tota
I3 were adopted one was withdrawn, and Is were post
poned till the next session. The amendments presented
amounted TO 400 Of which 26 referred 10 Ds when nave
passed m 20 those which have been only reported upon
and three remain 10 be reported upon The honftetT
enumerates with satisfaction the sDors 0l the Session
from the llth of February to the Gath Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE UNITED STATES WAR STEAMER swATARA
TO PROCEED TO CRETE.
LONDON, Aug. 10-The United States war steamer
Swatara has been ordered to proceed to Crete
DEATH OF IRA ALDRIDGE.
Ira Aldridge, the celebrated African tragedian,
IS dead. His death occurred while he was on pro-
fessional tour in Poland
TIE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT BRAY HEAD.
LONDON, Aug. 1O-Later dispatches from the scene
of the recent railway accident at Bray Head Ireland
indicate that the first accounts received were greatly
exaggerated. Only portion of the train left the
track Three coaches precipitated into the sea-
Four persons were killed outright though there were
many dangerously injured Nearly everybody on
the train was killed or injured.
TIE TRIAL OF GEN. FARIOLA.
DUBLIN Aug. 10.-By consent of the Government
the trial of Gen. FarOla, who was reported to have
turned Queens evidence, has been postponed.