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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. D
DISTRICT C0UKr p II USTrED STATS. :
DISTRICT OF WEST FEyNEssrE
"a LPERE NJ $50,
" Attorney Of the United states, for ths
District aforesaid, has hiscan Information
against the f~OlloWlng property. tO-wit:
Que barrel whisky, marked ~Reizer, Milan,
tennessee
alleging among other thing that all the
right, utla. interest aud estate therein has been
seized by the Collector Of the Internal Revenue
or the Unttsd states, for the Seventh Collection
District OF the state or tennessee, as forfeited
= the United states, for the cau~es in said In
~fcrtnaflon set forth, and PRAYING the usual pro
ees and mOnition Of the Court in that BEHALF
Now therefore,, in pc snance OF TIE rr0eess or
said Court. b me directed, l do hereby give
pubic warning and notice to a Z persons hav-
ing or pretencing 10 have any interest in said
property so selz Il. that they De ana appear
before the said Court ~ the Federal Courtrt ON
in the city OF Memphis. On the 18th a OF
March. is67. at 10 o'c ock in the forenoon Of
day. and show cause, II any they nave or know,
why the said property shall not be condemned
or forfeited as Aforesaid
This 81 day OF February 80
Us Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
FapTNAF
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The Advantages

OF these Spectacles over an Others are:
Ist---The MY tree Lens EnaHn being
perfectly free from chromatic Eight. 80 well
known 20 be the causs OF injury 10 the vision,
aud which makes the change from speciaoles
70 Glasses Of stronger power 20 often required.
while m mary inLtahces both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through the
same Glasses
2d---Can be worn with perfect ease for
any length % time az one sitting. Swing as
tonishing ciearness Of vision. particularly BY
candle or other art fetal Iight-eomf9rt % ths
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sN-Hhen the eyes ache or pain
through the action Of a bright Igft such - IS
reflected from snow. sunny weather. whifs
| psper, and in reading. writing or sewing. or
vivid oo,ored bodies, these leLsss, o. soneniug
the rays, effect a most agreeable sensation and
give great relief
4Eh---IR All nervous aGactions OF aoe
Z eye, causing dun and startling pains IN the eye
ball or temple, appearance Of luminous and
DARK spots il the atmosphere, aching or feeling
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5fh.--GrOand by peculiar machinery.
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SEA eSpectneles nre scientifically
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zth.-PToOf CT superiority over the old
kind Of Spe-taelss: They are used exclusively
at ali the hospitals Tor diseases o. the eye in
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Admirably adapted 20 the organ Of
Sight. and perfectly natural 30 the eye.
hnOrdinE altogether the best
help to the hnDRn vision ever Invented
sold emily by The PrOf~ssOr Of optics
and Spectacle Manufacturer.
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oAl~SNiAs W
ASSETS.
Amount Of Cash on hand in bAnk.siO4,V7O IS
Amount Of Cash in hands Of agents,
in course Of transmissien ....-~-..-.- S7,Si3 81
Amoantof Loans on Bonds and Mors-
cages. being FIRST lien OF record on
unincumbeIed Real fstkse TN bsdy
dwelling houses in the city OF Brook
Interest ! per cent. .,~~~..'.~r~ $500 .
Amount OF Loans on demand, secured
by pledges OF good Bank and other
corporation Stocks as collateral, the
81. s5s25 %
miuins Ocean Marine and Inland
Navigation risks S2s.sa5 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rublic Securities, viz:
SS3d750 u. s. Treasury Notes,
. marketvalqeass5l,4a 50
$4,000 u. States Bonds, 1881,
market yalue~--- ss,s5e 90
$1,000 U. States Beads, 1877,
market alue--.......-..... 500 90
s2,25o L. states Bonds, $50
market valQe-.--.....-..- 1910 90
81 1000 L. states Bonds, 1910
market value-~--- 7.Oo Co
81 200 U. S. Certificates OF In
d~ebledness, market value boo 90
S5.O0JTennes ee state Bonds
market value .....-.-.- 1855 90
SSQ,0 600 Kings County Bonds,
market Value-...--..--- 5000 90
$4,000 Wisconsin state ends
msrks4 value-.....-.-........ 1900 90
$4,000 @ginia state bonds,
market value ............- ... 1890 %
Kings County CeTtihcates OF
Indehtedness go. .....----- ZAP
$500 Brooklyn Union Ferry
Company, market value. 1900 90
--salsS6 "A
icies issued at once S. Is,s5s 3
Amount due ior Marine and Inland
premiums issued at Ofics..---- 59.255 IS
Amount Of accrued nterest..-.--. 1915 %
Amount of Real Estate owned by the
company (Ofice uildingl....----- 1O6pS So
Amount of other property, miseelia-
neous Items s,4ss IS
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MISCELLANEOUS


DtSSUtttttUT
THE coNartnership hefetof1re existing be
i tweeu STEWART, M~ENIWEEHER 60.
Couon sud Commission Merchants rs. by mU
rual consent, this cay dissolved, II. j.. MEEI
MEFHEk retiring nom The firm.
The business will be hereafter conducted by
". l. STEWART and NJ. %. /. STEWART
under tue hm name as formerly Of ". l.
STEWART BRO, at their old stand, No
Maclsou street; ana they are authorized G
collect all claims cue Stewart. M-riwetheT &
Co., ana VIII hquldate their liabilities
N. ID. L. STEWART.
W. i. STEWART.
N. ID. MERIWETHER.
Memphis, March 5, 1917. mhs i'm
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
j. OR EILLY,
ROOMS AT THE ovERToN HOTEL,

EORMERLY of Louisville, KY, more recently
Il ofthe Healing Institute, New Albany, Ind
assisted by her husband, DR.. J. N. ENANS de-
sires 10 INFORM her friends and the public that
Eha has taken
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10 pound LicOrice
81 Dying scales
Ra1anpa SOLE
I~nfOT.matfo1l No. LIS.

SAN y. JONES,
Us Marshal Tor n District Of West Teri
febaB let
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Estate OF ThOz Glider, deceased.
4 FTTEnS testameutary On the VIII OF Thos.
order. deceased, having been granted 10
INA uudersBged, ali persons indebted TO the
state are nUunedto maze payment aud alt
persons having debE against the said estate 10
rre-.snt them, duiy authenticated, 10 Geo. r
Montg merv. 40. l5 Main street, up stairs,
Memphis, Team SOhS IENI,
executor Of ThOs. Order, deceased.
mhF1 awsW
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Office, @s Madison Street.
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Nofice.

Memphis. March s, lS7. nj
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W.. L. STEWART Z. L. rEwARr
w. L. Stewart & Bro,
COTTON AND COMMISSION
H rs,
70. Il Madison Street,


DEsUMING the old hm name We again 20.
h hcit A Continuation Of THAT liberal patron
age which our niends have 80 grner u-Iy
bestowed upon us, auf promise prompt persu-
nal attention 10 all business ent. listed 10 our
care. rubE gul
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T~nformation NJ. 80.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
DISTRICT Court OF TIE UNITED STATES. :
DIsTzICT or WIS TsNS ssEE.l
NJ HEREA~, MAE1ANUL PERE N-. Eal,
w Attorney uf tho United states. for the
District aforesair. has Fled su InfOrmat on
against The 10liOWinE property tu-git- 4 boxes
manufactured Tobacco, alleging among other
things that all the rZ {, title. Interest and
estate has been e q z by the Collector OF the
internal Revenue Il tie Uuite1 states for the
Seventh CoLe tion District % the state OF Ten
nessee, as forfeited to the Jnired> tSts for the
causest in said Information set OH and pray
ing the usual uruces- ard EzOnttton % The
lourt IN shat behalf Now therefore, ia pdr-u-
snce Ofthe proc ~ OfsaiG Court. TO me directed.
/ do hereby give publ waning and notice 10
al persons having o. pretending 20 have ny
Interest in said property so seized. that they be
and appear be;oIe the said JOurtat the Federal
Courtroom in the city OF Memphis. on the 18th
OF March, 1871, al 0O'clO-k in the forenoon Of
that day, ard show cause, - any they have CT
know, Why the said properly shall not be cgu-
demned or forfeited az aforesaid.
This Sd day Or February, lsos.
AN. a. JONES.
Q 8 Marshal for the District CT West Tenn.
Wng -
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
COMPTRoLLRR's OFFIcE, !
- NASHVILLE, Feb. Il, 1857. }
!, S.1N. Hatchett, Comptroller Of the Tress-
ury, do hereby certify t1at the Phrnix In
Aurance Company, located at Brooklyn, in the
state OF New YORK, has produced 20 me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with ali the requirements OF the laws oil
I estate OF Tennes ee, imposed on Insurance
COMPANIES; ana 1 farther certify that II. T.
Tomlinson, Agent OF said company, has also
complied with the requirements OF the laws OF
the state, made and provided in such cases
wherefore said Phe tx Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the bust
ness Of insurance in this State st Memphis,
Tennessee.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed;
the first days OF July and January each year.
(Slgned) s. W. HATCHErT,
So Comptroller, Tenn.
@ mars Nv
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No. J6J.
UsrrED STATS Oh AMERICA.

- .||NNI NNNIN@ u AIN-NI|NT
DISTRICT COURT OF THH UNrrEDS STATS,
-, DISTRICT ~ WEST TENNESSEE
Michael Lars1n Va week of she
konert J. Ward.
NhlAEAs Michael Larhin did on Che 9Th
Jay v MAffn, leet, lie hishheL, civil and mar
4lAle ~ $50 court, against said wreck OF tae
boal ssoert ]. Ward, for the cases IN
cess and moniuOn OF tEs CONT IN tb.t 49, ~
Vow thereiore, IN pursuance OF the proesss q:
said court, 10 me directed. / 40 b4rebv s5yo
having or pretending 70 have any ipterest 80
said property 50 seized, That they De ard a.
pear before me sala court - the federal CONT
Of March ISL, 81 ten O'Clock In Tie forenoon ~
thatday. aud show cause, n any they have ~
delnned or iorfeiieda as aforesaid.
1his ttb day Of March, 1857.
SAM. Il. JOKES
Us Marshal for The District Of West Tom.
BY Isaac W, GRuFITH, Deputy u. 5. III,
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Notice of DgssoI,,rjon-

THE hrm nf WILLIAMS. CARrMELL& CO.
L T. thi, day dissolved by mutual consent
Father partner Is authorized to uss the name
OF the concern In liquidation. The books and
account OF TIE late concern can ue found az
the stone of j. WILLIAMS No. G7 Main
Main street j. u. WILLIAMS
1HU. 5. CHAPMAN.
.CAkTMELL.
}. ID. r. WILLIAMS.
Msmpkfz March Z. 1867. minis Ivv
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TUE nrm Of D. WILLIAMS & ". is this
i day dissolved By mutual consent Either
nartner is authorized 10 use the name olth-
firm lnliquidAtiOu- The BOOKS a1J accounts
% the late cDncem may b. found ~ the store OF
I'D WILLIAMS, No. 81 Main street.
, u. WILlIAMS.
r. r. LENNON.
TOM. GALE.
Memphis. March S, 1861. -uhs Nv
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Tor Twenty or thirty Icrfs Of Land and
he RuryiRg OF faaDefs.

TUE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
4 at the January term OF the County court
% receive proposals for buryiuE upsr and
furnishing The grounds, and for Che same ser
vice tire grounds being furnished to the under
taksr; and. also, to ascertain what 3 POtters-
debi csu he proc1rssI 10, not % exceed nuur
miles from the city, would solicit rldS and pro
pos d for the ab1Ve Objects 50 as 10 fepurt 20
the next term Of the
Pr oBoSals must oe handed IN 70 L&a. CIeiEn-
bffore me 10Th day OF March.
j. Il. GODrLHTT,
JAMES HALL.
JOHS e. CREIGHTON.
Commissioners.
usxaphfs Tenn. Eel. 2. 1857. feh2S ID
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VUST received and FOR sale
f;s9 ObIS. PINKElE fufArOES
y BENDER x McMAk4E-
alas ~ Ne. 20 Naiu street
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Information No. T6O.


UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
DISTRICT @ DIP THF UNIrEDSTaTFS.
DIsTRICT o. WgST IESNFSsEEl D
WHEREAS, NARLANDL L. PERKINS. Esq..
W Attorney Of the Tn tel STATES, for the Dis
trict Aforesaid, has hle- az Information against
the ollow1ug properly, tu-Wit
So pcunCs Manufactured Tobacco,
6Vs0 pounds Leaf Tobacco
2Screvs. Levers AID Frames
$50 pounds Tobacco in process OF Nauufac-
ture;
10 pound EicOrice
o. Dying scales;
I Balance Scale:
alleging among other things that al the right,
title, interest aud estate therein has been sized
~ the Collector Of internal Revenue Of the
United States, for the Seventh Ooile. ton Dis
trtct OF the state Of Tennessee. as f0rleited 70
the United states, Tor the causes in said Infor-
nation set forth, and prayIng the usual process
aud mon1tlOu OF the Court in that behalf
now. tnrreIOres IN pursuance OF the process Of
said Court, 10 me cirec ed, ] DO hereby-give
public warning and nOuce 70 81 other peFous
having or pretending to have any interest in
sl q property 50 seized, tbat they De azd ap-
pear before the said court at the FEDERAL Court
room, in the eify If Memphis on the 18th day
OF March. so, st 10 0'clO K in the forenoon Of
that day, and show cause, II any they nave or
know Why the said property shall not be con-
demned or forfeited as Aforesaid.
his 81 day Of February, Is67.
SAN i. JONES,
Us. Marshal Tor the District OF West Tenn.
fabrR lar
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Throuah Ereiaht Trains
All Losses Settled Promptly
TIE BALTIEORE AND HAVANA STEAM
SHIP C0aPANT.

REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
EOR BALTIMORE VIA HAVANAAND KEY
Il WEST, carrying the United states mails.
Through Tickets 90 New York, $50.
The list comprises The following first class
steamships:
LIBERTY, 100 tons, Wn Rollins, Commander
UBA loo tons, TbCs. A. Balm, Commander.
one of the above Gne steamers will be dis
patched from New Dreams Tor Baltimore via
Havana and Key West, On ths5th and 2th OF
each month.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommodation. aDpIy 70
WlTHEkSP'O ON 4 HALSEY, Ag'ts,
% Carondelst street, &eW orleans.
n. B-NO bills OF lad ing but those cfthe COM
pany will be signed. Permits fer freight must
be procured from this Office. No freight re-
eeiyed, or bills q laSirg signed, after L O'Clock
on DAY Of sailing sell
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TestImonT ef INSTRUMENTATION
From Medical GentIemen.
Professors o. the highest Opthalmic talent In

Professors o. the highest OpthaImic talent In
Memphis, Tenn, and in the Union:
MEMPHIS. TENN. February u 1857.
do mCsr willingly bear my testimony in IA
vOr OF the superiority OF the Australian crystal
SpecIacies over all other EiUd- TEey are con-
strucJed upon the best established aud under
stood principles Of Optics. and their adaptation
TO the human eve in its different conditions Of
vision isso perfect as TO render sight easy with
out effort. in my opinion none Others LOuld
be used, since the eyes, once used 70 these. DO
not seem 70 grow Old and by having q To- Us at
any point Of the surface, they appear 10 restore
the eyes TO their youthful energy. 4 can the
more confidently d.. B~ERNHAEDr
70 the public, from an aCIuaintanse with many
OF those from whom be come rec mmenled 10
Is Ak ND.
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MEMPHIS. TE~x.. February IS. 1857.

I hRve iJunda great deal of IleaSure i'm eX-
aiming the exquisite fabrics Of Or. BEIES-
HARDT. IN toe way OF Fy--Gia--es- The trys-
tai used by him is Of wonderful purity, and the
sLyle OF his GlaSses 50 diversified - to suit every
c0uceivablec case Of need he has selected for
me a pair Of GLASSES. which promise to give me
great aid and comfort in my future reading I
arr among the many persons who testify O. his
capacity as an Ucuiist and Cptlctan and 20 the
value OF his services Tendercd 90 them. several
prominent Cergymen and Statesmen vita
whom 1 am acquainted
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
-ASD-
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


TUE above Com paoie1 have this day ap-
4 pointed Col JOHS AcGUIRK The Joint
Agent OF their Companies % Aotust all lOsEes
ana damages, or oYer-chnrges arising on ali
shipments over The tWo roads, and 20 attend
generally 10 tho bu-iness Of the roads in
Memphis.
Parties having business relations connected
with shlpInent over their road, VIII call on CoI.
MeOurE, az Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Office. Memphis, and their business viii have
prompt attention.
SAN. TATE, President ~ &C. r.
A d. WrSf, President NJ &. X. q.
MEMPHIS, Feb nary 8. lS67. Eeb6 i'm
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JOHN R. FRAYsER N. D.


MEMPHIS AENAas r NIaAAN 10 ANlaH
We have examined the Lenses OF Dr. BERN
HARDT. and consider them superior 20 any we
have seen They are aomt Fhly adapted not
only TO improve tire imperlrciious Of Impaired
sig6r. but 10 relieve the w-ea-iuCss Of VISION
which constant study produces. Many Of the
Glasses are OF new and iu.enlOus C utrivauce.
We CO. dialIy recommend the Doctor TO all
those who require scientific optical assistance
JOHN PiTMAN. NJ. D..
GhOEGE r. GRANT, ND
F. r HOPSDN- ID
8 MILES WHLETT, 81 D., If Adams street.
Rev J.
q. With, Rec or Of Galway Church
tev- ]. d. WITHERSPOJN.
Rev. Dr. X h FOR B.. Pastor B1pfst Church.
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". d. LILLY, OS D.
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Testimonials similar 70 the above may bessen
at DR.. BERSHARDr's Office, BON
r D ARNOLD. NJ. d. savannah. Ga.
JOSEPH PLlNkETlr Pastor Of -. Paulsp
Hon JAMES l. ORR, Governor Of south Of
Hon. J0NATHAN wOKF6. Goyeruo r Of North
Carolina
hon A, URrIN. Governor OF Pennsylvania.
HON. q. P. MORTON, Coz ruor OF indiana
Hon. A-SWltI EN-GIv~rnor OF Minnesota.
hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex-Governor Of Min
Hon RICHARD YATES. Governor Of Illinois
n. SEYMOUR, Governor Of New York
R F. FENTOS Governor Of New York
And many other Distinguished gem smeu.
Several years OF rubifc practice aBd
study in the hospitals in Eurole, adj listing spec
tacies TO patents under every aspect OF Geiect-
i've vision, es well as experience in an extensive,
long Is abIished business in his onu cal stores,
bOtu here AID in Europe, Dr. BERNH~hDr
considers 10 q sufficient guarantee Of his ability
to spply such glasses as are be~J calculated for
the assistance Or recovery Of imperfect sight.
once Hours from g a N. to 5 pm.
OVERToN HOTEL.
Room Not
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Memphls and CharIe.lon nnIIroal

TRANS leave Memphis Daily As follows. city
i time:
Through Express Sundays excep.edl-.7 am.
anIoueh PIN,
Bonneville AccOmodatiOu..g.WD rG.
ExPEEss connect al Grand Junetion " IA AZ
ternoon train sJuth on Mississippi Central Ral.
road Tor holly springs, Water Valley, Grsna1a.
Jackson, Nicksbury New Orleans. etc.
AT CORINTa Tor Okalcna. Columbug. Miss.
Mobile. Ala. etc.
AT DzcATuK for Nashville, Louisville. Gin.
cinnati, etc.
AT CHATTANOoeA for an points 10 Eastern
Alabama, G5org' a, North and uth CaroIlna
Washington, Baltimore, New York. etc.
MAIL coanects at Decatur Ior Nashville
Chattanooga connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket once No. - Court street.
W. j. ROSS. GenT SupT.
W. L. DASLEY, General Ticket Agent.
1. o. NORIoS, Passenger Agent jaE Il
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BRooKLrN, N. Y. January ls, 1867.
STATE OF

On this day the Directors OF the Phentx In
suranse Company declared a semi-Rnnual DIV
idencSof Five per cent, payable on demand.
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into the hsadsof King George himself sxceps when
ssaH A0es reouncsd ms uSAS 70 me crocn Besides tns
eusen viii hive entire possession OF the chateau OF Ma
fenDarg The royal family will have returned 10 IL all
she Furniture Of the chaeaux and domains which hss
Been acquired It's expense In addition the following
VII DO recognized its property. Tue gallery OF pic
cures the Guelph Museum and the library OF the palace
Of Hanover well - the portion OF the library Of the
ercnises acquired the Cost OF the royal family finally
he plate closet and its contents will remain lie prop
erty Of the family OF King George.
The pensions ndsmnitiss Of the domess,cs OF the
court will be betrayed by Prussia By this convention
We 500 that the financial position Of bis Majesty
much Ndean,ageesss than IL was pAii ks tcas
kin1 for the interest OF the sixteen millions will be
worth 10 him far than the OWL list Of COO 900
hal
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THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.

King Victor Emanuel's Proclamation Against
the (:aribaidinns.
The Official Gazette OF Florence published sunday,
oclober 81 the subjoned proclamation from the King
OF Italy, tho main points OF which specially tee
s'aphsd 70 the HxRALD through the Atlantic cable =:
irAuAss--Bands Of volunteers. organized aud excited
by the msnguvres OF party, without authorization
~ that Of my government. have violated the frontiers
without exception, the laws and to international
stipulation sanctioned By the Parliament Dy inysa
imposes on me IN these grave circumstances inexora
Europe knows that tho standard raised in the territory
which sdoins ours and which is inscribed 'Desruc.
son to the spiritual authority OF the Head Of the taho-
Tic religion, y Is not nina
Ihis attempt places tho common country great
danger, and imposes on me the mpcrous duty at the
sane time OF saving the honor OF the nation aud OF not
couf0lndng in common cause TWO matters abso-
inely distnct-two objects which are very different
iy Ougnt 70 Do treasured against the dangers which
she may run: Europe must he convinced that
Ty faithful 70 her engagements does not wish 10 be
ana cannot become, the disturoer OF public order,
wH With our ally would be fratricida conflict be-
tween two armies which have fought Tor the same
lause
Being the dcposi.ary Of the right Of peace war;
cannot tolerate usutpaiion OF that privilege have,
heard, and that the Italian citizens who violated
that right will promptly and place themselves be-
hind the lines Of our army.
The danger which disorders and inconsd0rat0 pro-
jscts may create amo0g must be conjured away by
maintaining firmly the authority Of the government
snd the involabiity Of the laws. The honor OF the
aouLtry Is IN my hands, and the confidence which the
tail ma "g
When cain shall b re-cstabl shed and public order
completely restored, my government In accord with
Francs wi endeavor loyalty. in conformity with tho
vote Of the Parliament 10 devise Of bring
ing 70 IN end the and important question Rome
have had and shall always have, confidence In your
prudence, ~ you have had 10 the affection Of King
for that great country which, thanks TO common sacri
noes We have II last brought tbs number of
nations and which transmit 70 our children
entire and nonored.
rns proclamation was signed by tho King and all the
Minister'S thus:GeneraI Menabrea. President OF the
ssror; Cambray. Digny Finsnces; Canteli, Public
Works; General Beroie viale, War; aud Mari Justice;
ana until tbs complete formation OF Cabinet the fol-
loving temporarily ed 10 act Menabrsa az
Minister OF marine; Cambrsy-DIgny Agriculture; and
Ganteli!, Public Instruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11
E o r o r E.
The Italian Revolution and
Royal RepressiOu.

Our Europsaa nlss By che steamships Hauncnis ana
Deutschland delivered late Saturday night furnish
Sbs following mail report OF our cable dispatches
additional TO the details published In the HssLp yssisr
lay morning. @tf A~~