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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-06

Have lust received large and well se-
looted Stock Of aii kind of staple goods.
such as
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots md Shoes, llais and Caps. No
tiors, Hardware. GLASS, Nails, Oils,
Paints. Queensware,
Groceries Flour. Bacon Feed 90 which
we are, offering ct greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or in
Exchange for Lumber mud Shingles.
We hope tomake ilio Tie advantage Of
Timber Men,
ia ihe lowerend OF Cloarfeld county and
on Cieafield Creek % ref their supplies
irom This point, beiue on ihe line Of
Rail Road can Sell
goods on heiier terms than at auy point
IN Clearheld county. aud we are selling
our Stock az such
prices ne 70 make itan object ioiho-o l1y
ing goods iu this market 70 deal wfii us
Advances Of Goods. Feed, &c,
made on account Of Square Timber. which
we will either sell on commission or buy
at fixed rates
Flour OF different Brands can be had at
an times al very low prices. at The Clear
field Store. phiiipsburg. Penn'a.
Dry Goods-Aotions. &C.. I'D great vari-
ety. at the lowest price for Cash. at the
Clearheld Store, Ph.lipsburg Penna.
salt by ihe Sack Of load, cheaper than
can be bad any where else, at the Clear
field Store Philir.burg, penn'a
Call and Eyaminethe stock Of goods. at
the tlcardeld Store. at Philipsburr. Pa
Highest price paid in Goods or Cash for
Lumber and Shingles az The Clearfeid
Store. Fhihpsbufg. Penn'a.
The cheapest goods of all kinds are 10 be
bad at ihe clearfeld Store ai Pbilipsburg.
Call and see -four goods and prices don't
SCOT the times w. W. BETS. q co.
Philipsbufg. November 18th. 1sG5tG
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Railroad House.
MAIN srnrrr, pnII1rsnrnn. pA.

TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
i the best Of Liquors. HIS table Is always
supplied With the best the market affords The
travelling public will do well to give D im call
novl,'Gj. ROBERT LLOYD.
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Cic7rffM county, fs'
The Commonwealth Of ponnsy lranin % The heirs
and legal representatives,, or those claiming the
interest, of lsahella uognrty iuiomauicd with
John Mokimo Of Union county, Ohio lnow de-
ccasci) We command you, and every and ail Of
you. TINT laying aside al business and excuses,
yon be and appear 10 your proper persons before
our Judges Of ihe Orphans Court 90 be holden at
Clonrield, in and for the county of Clea ftli, on
thc third Monday Of june. 1867. 20 answer said
bin 0r petition exhibited n our said Court, and TO
do further and receive what our aid Court shall
have considered in that behalf Hereof iail not a.
your prrl ana thc penalty thai may cusuc. Wit
ness, thc Honorable Samuel Linn. President &C our
said Court, at Cloariicld, this 18th day Of April
a. D. 1867. ]. g. DARGER,
mvfg45t Clerk o. G.
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Mount Vernon House.
IUMBER CITY, c1rAnrfEID co., PA.

FIllE undersigned having purchased this Hotel.
i takes this opportunity Of informing The pub
lic n general, and travellers in particular, that he
hns taken great pains I'm reiurniihiug and rcftling
ii with special Inference 90 tbe accommodation and
eomior Of all who may choose 20 gyo him . call.
LIQUORS of the best quality win be kept az ihe
Bar and the wants of his patrons will We Intended
% With pleasure and promptnoss. Ample STA
BLING attached thereto.
my9-ly JAMES AnTHURg
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Il is said that fourteen cardinals
will be created by the Pope at the
grand consistory TO be held at the fes-
tival Of st. Peter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-06

MAPLE SuGAR.-Mr. II. w. Smith
has received and is now selling a
rrime article at his store on Market
Street.
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The Eagle Hotel.
cUHwENsVILLE, cLrAnrIrLo co., PA.

fEHE undersigned having become proprietor
A Of the above hotel wishes TO give notice TO
The eitzens of this county. as vel as 20 The tray
cling public, that tho house has been roiited and
rofufnished for the entertainment Of bic euests.
Ills table will be furnished With everything The
market Affords lie Bar will contain the besf
brandl OF liquors. Good stabiirg attached, and
mono but careful hostlers employed
Jyll-u L. W. TEN EYCK.
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ttcnvefn county, fff
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania 10 Michael
Quinn. hcir at law oi Patrick Quinn, deceased .
We command you, that laying aside an business
and excuses, you be and appear IN your proper
person before our judges of the Orphans Court.
10 be holden OF Cloardod in and for The county oi
Clcarield, on the third Monday Of June, 1867,
to answer s1ii bin or petition exhibited in our
said Court, nni 10 90 further and receive what our
said Court shall have considered in that behalf.
Hereof foil not at your peril and Che penalty that
may ensuc. Witness. thc Honorable Samuel Linn.
President OF our said Court at CloaIlell, this 2lsi
day of March, A. D. 1867.
myl6-5t l. G. DARGEB, Cluk o. C..
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A PROCLAMATION.
GOING 1T AL0NEll

Nolodg prohlbied from Buging my
Boots and Shoes on account Of Rose
OF Color
DrlNG thusliberil minded, iatc .his rHI' 10
- % informing the citizens u Cicarfe fui
lauiiy ihai have OPENED .hosen seroni ft.
rcxt door 20 the Couuty National barA. over
Warons Drug Store where 7 s'n prtrac to
mskt o. 0ler everything in the lo'f aa eboe
iiuc saf ol thc h0sl nHf,ral and ir lt HN.f
vorAmanIikc msuner, and on shotin'lc1. AHl
asf b. satriil
Done ai Clearlsli, this 18Th dav of isis 1850.
HAIRY hVss
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n LIZ On nm HIIRs OF nonERI

IL liEGANTl, sr.. deceased, late Of Bgocnria
township. C'earleld county, Pa.
Now. April ~. 1867 petition for pccifc per-
fomancc of contract for sale Of real estate made
by Robert llaeariy, The elder, now deceased, late
Of Boccaria township, Cleariioll county, Pa. WITH
Samuel Shot, being presented and read, and IL
appearing That the facts set forth arc duly nd
miiicd by a th0 heirs except those onttlcl 10 the
interest and share OF Isabella, daughter Of said
Robert iegariy thcrcupon rule is granted on the
hciri or persons holding the interest of said Isa-
bella, TO bc served by puhiaaiion in at lea.t one
ncwHpspcr printed in Cloarfuld county. Pa, re-
quirine them TO appcar in Court on Monday, the
l1ih day of June, A. D. 1907. az three O'Clock
=. NJ. 70 show cause ID ouy ihcv have why spocidc
performance Of tho contract n this onsc should not
be granted. liy Che Court.
]. q. BARGEN, Clerk o. C.
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LOGAN ACADEMY.
BrlEs MILls. BlAln co.. PA.

LIVERY way frsi-class Institution. alariinc
IL the best facilities 90 ihoso preparing of coi-
ieee. husncsg. or teaching.
Whole expenses for iho summer Torn. Of fgo
wpfhs.... lla 30
Name extra charges
Nl-NeXi toru begins May g. 1867. soni lor
a circular. Rev. ORR LAWSON. rnn.
MARI -smpd Ariislcrn. IA.
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u
y QUINN.-E.iaic Of Patrick Quinn. deceased.
late Of Penn township, Cloarici county, pa.
Clearfcld oouniN 90.
Az an Orphans Court holden % Clrmlcl in
and for said county, before the Honorable Samuel
Linn. President, aud bis Associate Jusii,cs, on the
2jth day Of January. A. D. 1867. ihe petition of
james b. CLARK, administrator Of Patrick Quinn.
deceased, late Of Penn i0wn. .hip. in said county.
was presented Fetiiug forth that Patisk Quinn in
his lifetime became lawfully seized ia hls domouc
as Of fee Of aud 20 iho undivided one half part of
two certain pieces Of land situate in Penn town
ship, IN said county. the FIRST thereof containing
one hundred acres aud three porchcs and allow
anco the other thereof containing foriy-oue acres
and one hundred aud tWoniy-six porohes and o.
lowancc and that The said Patrick Quinn. by bic
Wriitcu agreement. dated fhc jih day Of MNh.
A. d. 1901, recorded DO book IS, page 702. &c..
agreed 90 scll and convey iho above described
promises % Patrick Daily. Cor The sum Of seven
hundred dollars and that since entering into that
agreement the said Patrick Quinn died iui,s;aie.
leaving no lintal hcifa. and without making any
provisions for carrying into elect thc aiorcsaid
contrast AID now, 90 rli, March 81, sc7, alias
citation nwanlod 10 Michael Quinn 10 appear at
next term and show cnuso Sc. BY the Court
!. q. BARGER, CLERK o. C..
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alotels.
Iron City Hotel.


'he fublcriher respectfully invites the public
4 and travelling community 20 give him o call.
Lumhermen are particularly invited. French,
6crman and Kn slish spoken 10 tho house. chang
Is moderate. lArr IS ml J. M WEAVER.
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Reported weekly for The CLEAurELD Rrruntica,
6y n. II. GRAHAM a Co., Provision Merchants
. No u 10 n. Water street, Philadelphia, Pa.
purLAnrLrnft. june 9, 1867.
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tffdINfin county, e..
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania 20 Eliza
Edmisiou We command you, that laying aside
all huaincss and excuses, sou ho and appear In
your proper person before our judges OF iho Or
phans Court, 40 be holden al Cicafdull. 30 aud flr
thc county of Cioardcli on che third Monday Of
June, 1867, being the 9Th day 70 answer said bin
or petition exhibited in our said Court, and 90 DO
further and receive what our nid Court shnii have
considered 10 that behalf Hereof ihil not ai your
peril and the peuniiy that may ensuc. Wiinoss.
the Honorable Samuel Linn, President Of our said
1867. /. q. DARGER.
myl6-5t Clerk %. c.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.--i.oiiers

A DMINI~TNAIOIte' NUIIN i.--I0il0f8
"A Of Administration having been granted tic
uudcrl -nci on the estate Of George NJ. Dickinson.
deed. late Of Ouiich tp, Clcariod county, Pa.
al persons indebted 90 said estate win maze In D.
mciiate payment. and those having claims against
The same will present thcm properly authenticated
for settlement W. Il. DICKINSON.
mylG-Gt;pd Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-06

aOuCE.-Thc Rev. Mr. pmnFAux viii
prtach in harthaus township ON Sabbath,
ls 49, as follows viz: At the school house on
mnpike, near Dr. potors, in the morning, at
o'clock AZ Briigcns' school house. on Kart.
,rs iiig In the afternoon, az o'clock. And OF
Prices school house ot FIVE o'clock In the evening.
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a.lisfellanfons.

EAu1ION.--An persons are hereby cautioned
- against purchasing 90 in my way mcddlmg
with iho following property now in possession u
+. T.. korh OF Brady township, vis 0no bay
Horse. oul gray llurse one two hoiac Wagap. one
90 Buggy linmaE, one pair Bob s.tds, one
Buggy, one sleigh, one plow, one Harrow. ono
one ycar-od sorrl Colt one Riding Bride. thrce
Hogs, two head ol Young Cattle. Tone steer and
one hoiicr) 1900 feet Of Whitc pine Lumber. four
acres Of Rye m Che ground, scvrn acres Of Oats 90
Tho ground, o. The same belong 10 me, and are lei
with him subject TO my order.
HENRY W. K0RB.
Brady township May IS. 1867 lmygo-5ipd
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Prepared every week for The CtEAnrEIn RUrun-
LicAS. by r. c. JryEiys, Commission Merchant,
No. 273, Liberty Street. pittsburs, Pa.
pIrrurno, june ., 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-06-06

CieaDdd county o.;
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania 10 tho hoir1
and legal representative or those claiming The
interest Of Isabella Hcgarty, intrnarried with
John Mckimc Of Union county Ohio, lnow DO
ceased D We command You, aud every and ali Of
you that nyiug aside hil business and excuses,
0ur Judges Of the Orphans Court, 90 ho holden ui
Clcarlcld 100 and Cor Che county of Cloariold, on
iho third Monday of June, 1867 10 answer said
bin or petition exhibited in our said court and TO
DO further and receive what our said court shall
have considered in that behalf Hereof iail not o.
your peril and the penalty that may occur, Wit
moss The Honorable samuel Lnn, President Of our
said Court at Cloardcld this lIh Day of April,
A. d. 1907. ]. q. BARGER.
mvl6-jt ClcrE %. q.
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on PARrNERsnIp.

II The co-parincuhip heretofore existing be-
tween thc undersigned ia ihc Mercantile business,
was dissolved hy mutual consent on The 10th iay
Of May, 1907. Che cntirc interest ia tho stock Of
Joseph s. showers having been purchased by
Edward W. Graham. who viii continue 20 supply
on who may oal on bin, a. thc Ola stand. The
Aceounisnnd Notes due The firm will be- received
hy Edward W. Graham. and an dcnnnds against
iho dm win bo paid by him. Immediate SETTLE
mcnfs ore required. JOS. s. SHOWERS,
myl6-0t hnW. W. GRAHAM
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ID ULE ON THE HEIRs or R0BERT

IL HEGARTY. Sr.. deceased, late Of Beocaria
township, Clcardold county PA.
Now April n, 1867 petition for specific per-
formanco of contract for sale Of real estate made
by Robert ncgary, laic of Docearia township.
Cloaffe'd county. Pa now dcecasfd. and samucl
X. Hc-erif. being preg niol ani read. and b. ap-
poarlug that ihe facts fli forth ere iniy admitted
hy all tho hors except those entitled 90 tho iuttr-
csi or share Of isabCl'a o. daughter Of said Robert
iieuriy, iholtupon o. rule Be- granted ON The heirs
or persons holding toe interest 0f slii Isabt'n. Co
Doe served iy publication iu 90 least one newspaper
printed in Clcafdcd county. rh.. requiring them
20 appear in Court on Monday, The 18th day
june A. ID. 1867 at three O'Clock, J., ~, % show
cause. IL any they have, why specific performance
BY thc Court j q. BAEGER.
tlfrl ID q
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gf0al alntirts.
LAS CITATION.--To ELIZA EDMIs-
n IuN.-hsiaio Of James irwin deceased. late
of Centre county Pa.

LAS AiAAllDN.--lu ELlIA IuMlS-
n TuN.-Esiaie Of james Irwin. decreased. late
Of Centre county. Pa
C'sarfsid cauaig. 49,
At an Orphans Court, holden ai Clcnrfril. IN
ana Tor said county, before the Honorable Samuel
Linn President, and h. Associate Justices. on the
10Th day Of January, A. d. 1907, the peiilian %
Mary Ann Irwin. Exccutrix of james Irwin. decd.
late Of Centre county. pa was presented. setting
forth that James Irwin, Of Centre county. died on
on about The - day oi November. A. d. iso2; that
ihe said James Irwin n bis lifetime % wit, on tho
9th day Of september. 1865. hy a contract IN wrt.
ing covouaniod. agreed promised and bound him
sef TO convoy 20 one Eliza Eimiston, her heirs.
and assigns, ceitain nessuaeo and tract Of land,
situate IN Coyingion township, Cloarhel county,
bounded by the -u.quchauua river. Levi Iutg. and
the Coal aud Iron Co.'s land. and othors. aud eon-
timing Eve hundred and seyeniy-sx acres. with
Ae appnncnances, as D. more particularly de-
senned in said contract tho said Eliza Edmision
by the same contract agreeing 90 pay therefor the
sum Of twenty two hundred and fifty dollars. as
follows, 90 wit two hundred and fnv dollars I'M
hand, seven hundred and fifty dollars on the lst
April, 1886, aud The balance in two equal annual
payments, With interest from The frsi dnvo of Auril
1856; that the saii Eliza Edmision paid To- iho
said James Irwin in bis lifetime the sum Of four
teen hundred dollars as follows 90 wit, on the 81
day of December 1855, two hundred and City doll
Jars; ON Che day of june 1850. the sum Of Fix
hundred and City doarsi and on The I'D day of
September A. b. 1851 the sum of Eve hundrel
dollars thfi Che sum Of cirht hundred and dny
dollars sim remains due ana unpaid on said CON
contract hy and from The said Eliza Edmist0n io-
gothcr with interest thereon, according to the
terms of said couiraoti that iho said James Irwin
died 0n 0r about the day of November A. b.
1869, without having conveyed iho said tract OF
land TO The said Eliza Edmiston. and having mado
no sufficient provision for The performance Of said
contract in hls lifetime. leaving surviving him a
widow, 20 wit your petitioner, having made his
lasi viii and testament. OF which he made tho pc
tiiioncr cxcontriN, and james n. Hale and Moses
Ihomps1n executors, 10 whom letters documentary
were in due form of law issued hy the Register Of
the county Of Centre that the saN Moses Ihomp-
f0n WAS on Die own motion. discharged from his
trust as suoh executor by The Ophnns Court Of
Centre county on the 25th day Of November,
4. j. 1903. and The said james r.. Hale wus dis
charged from De trust as such executor by ihc
said Court on tho aoth day of April. A. j. lsGL
And now. March ~, 1867 alins citation awarded
TO Eliza Edmistou 70 appear in Court ai next term
and answcr this BIN or retition. ly ihc Court
J. q. BAhGEB Clolk o. G.
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DRiDGE MOTTO E.--ln accordanco with
ID au oct Of Assembly. approved the 5th day Of
April, 1907. The Commissioners of the shawsyillo
Bridge Company win open books. Or th' store of
A. b. Shaw. on and amor ihc sith Of May 1867,
TO receive subscription 70 lhc capital stock Of said
company.
1hocoporaiors ore Samuel 7. W ilson. Alexander
Livingston. A. S. Dickinson, n. II. Morrow and
A. B. shaw.
shawsvllc May %. 1867
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Attention, Soldiers.

~ TRAY MARE.--eamo trcspassng on ihc
- premises uf tho sshrriber, in ka,haus TOWN
ship on the lith Of May. 1907, GRAY MARE,
supposed % hs 2 or IA years old, Tho owner is
hereby notified 10 come forward, prove property,
pny charges uni take her away or she viii be dls-
posed Ct fuceoriius to law
Wa. HA9sHBARGER
Karihaus +. o.. Nav 2g. lsG7 rd
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MEYERS
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OT'ERSTRT.g'g PLF.I-OS.

4 CKNoWLEpGED TO be the best London
n Prize Modal and highest awards IN America
received. Mclodcnns and Second hand Pianos.
Music No. ,2e Arch Street, below sih.
npr25-sm Philadelphia, "a.
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slrg Goods, civortgiss, Gir.
CLEAREIELD STORE
NEAR
Philipsburg, Pa.
WILLIAM nrIIs. JoHy D. WEAVER
GEoaoE T.. Hlrn. WILLIAM rewrrL
". ". BELTS, d. CO.,
,c....-. D., x,..,, A H.,

Have Just received a large and well se-
looted Stock Of aii kind of staple goods.
snnh as
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

the whole period was filled up, when the certlh-
cate would be completed by formal dis
charge of the juror for one, two, or three
years, as the case might be. 1t would not DO
advisable to allow juror to exempt mmSeii
for a longer period than three years.
OF course, it would not be possible to meet
precisely all the preferences of each Juryman.
Am excessive number might choose to serve III
a particular month, or on particular days OF the
week. AS soon as q full supply was secured
for one day, the remaining jurymen must, OF
course, select some other day. But allowing Tor
all possible drawbacks, we think the plan we
have suggested would work beneiiclally. lt
would increase the labOrs of some officers OF
the courts; but that is q matter easily provided
for. The public convenience, and the improve
ment of the administration OF justice are tne
chief things to be considered.
The convenience of jurymen being thus con-
suited and their pay increased, the lines I'M
nosed for attendance should be strictly
enforced; and the officer empowered to collect
them should be held to a full accountability Tor
such collection All the business connected
with juries should be put in charge OF single
office. and the term fees now collected by the
sheriff Cby what authority, no.One lnows) should
90 to the officer in charge, to be paid to the
County.
We do not pretend to have covered all the
details of this subject, as they would require
more time and space than we can bestow upon
them but we believe that a general plan Is
here marked out, by which great and highly
desirable reform may be accomplished.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08
THE HryGARIAY CORONATION.

To-day. according To a Gable dispatch, the
Emperor Francis Joseph is to be crowned at
Pesth as King of Hungary. The preparations
which for several weeks have been made for
tins festivity, are on the grandest scale and were
intended to equal, if not 10 excel, the most pom
pous coronations at the great European Courts.
All the Powers, it is reported, having diplomatic
relations with Austria, will be represented ON
the occasion except the United States. To
deepen the impression which the pageant will
undoubtedly produce, the Emperor will proclaim
a universal amnesty TO all Austrian subjects
who are imprisoned. OF who have rendered
themselves liable to punishment 10y political
oiienses committed prior To the coronation.
ON being crowned A. King of Hungary,
Francis Joseph takes solemn oath TO main
tain and defend the old Constitution of the
Kingdom of Hungary. The llungarans have
promised TO revise several points of tlcir Con
sttuliOn 50 as To secure a greater uniformity
between their institutions and those of the
other half of the Emp!Ic, and 10 facilitate the
unity OF administration. But how much 81
little will bc granted in tins direction depends
altogether on the majority of the Hungarian
Diet, whose constitutional rights the Emperor,
%
nizcs. There can he no doubt that the present
advisers of the Emperor have the sincere de
sign to try this new system of government.
They have in particular cndeavorcd 10 gain
for the new scheme the Liberal party among
the German provinces and among
the Poles, by holding out to them the
promises of the same constitutional rights as
have now been recognized in Hungary. To
that end, the Government has appointed as
Presidents Of the Parliament of the nOn-lIun-
garian provinces which recently met at Vienna
two of the best known Liberals of Austria, the
Prince Auersberg, better known in the literary
world under the nom de plume Anastasius Grin,
as President of the Upper House. and DIR.
Gsllra, one of the most radical German poll
ticians of Adsuia as President of the Lower
House. leader of the Polish democracy has
been appointed second Vice-Presdent.
Thus, it thought, Magyars Germans, and
Poles may agree in their support of the present
policy of the Empire, which will give to the
non Hungarian provinces the same liberal Con-
sttution which Hungary possesses. German
as well as Hungarian politicians hope that
the struggle between Germans and Mag
yars is forever ended. But the King
dom of Hungary, which to-day reen-
ters the lists of European States, will at
once enter into new and fearful struggle.
The Sclavi which are subject to the Hun
garian Crown, begin to act as the implacable
enemies of both Magyars and Germans. They
have already called on Russia for aid, and
this aid will not fail them. This, it is feared,
is the beginning of another terrible complica
tiOn in European politics .r.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-08

According to the UOniteUr of yesterday, the
shot at the carriage in which the two Emperors
were riding was fired by young Pole, and
intended against the Gar Phe deed, it is
further stated was inspired by political pas
sion. This is the second attempt made against
the life of the Russian Emperor, the preced-
ing one having been made last year by an i'm
pOvershed Russian noblemM who belonged to
the ultra revolutionary party Of Russia. The
passion for assassinatioDs from political
reasons is unfortunately increasing. Nearly
all the great mOnarchs of Europe
have escaped similar dangers. Thus,
attempts were made against Louis Napoleon by
PianoIi Gn April, 1859, and by Orsini Danuary,
1859. few years ago n student tried to take
the life of King William of Prussia, and last
year that of Count Bismarck was endangered.
Two different attempts were made against
Victoria. Last year it was reported that sim
liar attempt had been made against the En-
peror of Austria at Prague, but the investiga-
ton of the affair proved that the person
charged with it was innocent.