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New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE SITUATION.

LETTER FROM THE HON. TIIADDEUs sIEVENs-
HIS VIEWS OF SENATOR sHERMAN's CANTON
SPEECH.
by YTELKeRAPH THE TRIBrSE
I4ScIsrvR. Pa. Aug. 27-The Hon. Thaddeus Ste
yens has so far recovered his health that he expects
to start in few days. on tour to the Upper Lakes
The following letter from him appears in our paper
tomorrow
JOHN A. HIEsTAND. Ed. Examiner and Hecd
COLUMBIA, Pa, Aug. "a, 1867.
nv siR several Of your intelligent constituents in
hIs region doubt from want Of proper information
uang laws at the session restraining the removal
OF certain officers engaged in reconstruction IcOntended
that you had passed act at the very close prOVF
FOR that very contingency, but which Is rot executed
WIN you good as 70 inform me now lar our kePre
You know we are in the habit OF dealing falnary Win
the member from the IXth Drief answer VIII nnch
r LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 90, 1867.
COL SAMUEL scHOcK, Columbia, Pa.
DEAR sR: You are right in supposing that Congress
made mistakes is the inevitable lot OF man. but you
mistake in supposng that there Is any law to prohibit the
removal OF the District Commanders without the consent
Of te Senate Soon after the Of the last
session Of Congress reported bin from the Committee
Of the House Of Representatives, which contained
provision prohibiting the removal, without the consent
Of the Senate passed the HOUSE and was sent 10 the
Senate Senate struck II out and returned 1t to the
House, who refused TO concur IN the amendment Ihe
esut was Committee Of Conference, where animated
contest ensued There several other questions IN
CONTROVERSY Between the Houses, which the House
offered 20 yield this could be granted The Senate per
oryerngIy refused declaring that they would sooner
ose the Bill As that would frustrste all legislation
4 could net be allowed. The House yielded with warn
Dg OF the evils It would infietH upon the com
try Some Of the members OF the Senate seemed
10 doubt their power under the Constitution
which they had jnst repudiated and wholly outside Of
which ali agreed that acting; else, whole
work of reeOnstruetion usnrpaon perhaps they
aad desire to thought 10 be gravey conservative and
nagnaninOus These ideas seemed to control the action
Il some hafadozen Senators who preferred trusting the
President Ny dear Colonel. few Senators Of great
bilty uI doubted patriotism and purity, have become
% saturated with what they pleased 70 call corc
aEsD. iehOse meaning confess lam Uaots 10 understand
mat fear they win forget the monster that was slain In
mo and again 1851 and viii thus do great damage 10
ile creation of Government now so capable OF being
converted political paradise This Is nbe to hap
reD not 80 much by direct and palpable attack upon
s frame work by gradually forgetting the Ytai psf
cipes OF the Declaration Of Independence sTlke ont
Of the living sparks which give lie 70
oar Goddess Of Liberty, and the mysterious. and
intense heat, whose welding frcs century ago ana
present fasing the principles Of freedom and ro
duonR despO,ism 10 cndeT will gradually cool, uni
the nOst conservative desDot could rns hs twod INTO
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

anty OF its existence OF what use 10 II that
the German Journals mcessantly speak OF the sad
yeest cOlOrs and perpetuay enlarge Russian agita
toni We say 1t frankly because ID s our profound con
German majority Russian agitation would have no I'M.
portance, would not even exist extensively ~
the natOnaliues thcir rights recognized IN
the Monarchy. The Government is not the
cause, i is tho German majority alone when
hrusts the Sclaves into tho ~ Russa In Wat can
terminate this fatal policy Il it is not in extending aus
solution which will have advantage only for the enemes
Of the Monarchy What necessity have We again 70 SNOW
That these theories based conmzat0n, can only lead
10 the fail OF the Empire and 10 IT'S accord or ls
strength Does not history besides teach tEet conse-
Guences are often long in arriving but that they are In
eytable as dcstnyi'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
RARRADOES.

TnE II. KITS FIRE--THE SUGAR cRoP'
Babadoes adyices, via Jamaica, are TO tne
10Th ult subscription lists had been opened Ia b.'"se
town ai The Colonial Bank and Messrs h Cavan Co.
in behalf Of the by the late destructive he ~
ST. kits headed In several INSTANCES Dy amo" Va S'''
S,,,e N soJ had already been subscribed - = a.
The following Is the quantity OF sasar snIppea W & ~
~, atI, l, 1857 IN Win Ine previous et'
az pc i1, Inv Is6T3T lsg hhds., 3,0GS tcs leOS Dds
,os bag; 10 the Oth July, 1856 $500 mus, no Sa
biS 400 bags The late advance IN the Piice oi
49,; In the british market had created corresponding
advance i'm BarbpdOes and hopes were OF IA
,,ed 10 ba We fairly set IN, and the planters gem
,iJ de,liile further supply, delaying as II did
ths hnlshug of The old crops anu Deiht 'e eIo"bn 'V
ainn .l,.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
HUNGARY.
PUBLIC TDucArIoX-TnE CROPS.

PTBIIC FDTCATION-IIL IKOFS.
An inquiry has been opened on the state OF
transport in Hungary and this question has, in the pres
year. assumed great importance in consequence Of
the abundance OF the crop and tho obtained by
the Hungarian breeders Commercial houses at Trieste
have already purchased directly commission two
millions OF hectOtres of and almost every day
VOys OF cattle being sent on 10 Vienna and Hanseatc
towns The State railways hardly sufficient for those
carriages The steam Navigation Company Of the Danube
has at its disposal 4Ss seantuCs, and can convey the
Middle Danube aud the Save from 100000 to GO00OO Of
bushels Of wheat I'm four months The regularity Of those
services however depends the depth Of water IN the
two streams il f. thus matter Of necessity TO increase
The railways which unite Hungary 10 the Adrlatic rs well
as those 10 the center Of Europe.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
LETTER FROM SECRETARY STANTON.

The following letter from Secretary Stanton
was read by the Mayor at meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen Of Boston on Monday:
COTUr PuRT Aug. %, 1867.
SIR: 7 have the honor TO GcuOv ledge your letter Of
Yesterdays date, ncOsug copy ul resolutions passed
by the Aldermen and Common Council Of Boston, re-
fcTng TO my public services ana tcnderngt 20 me thc hos
palties OF that city. such testimonial could not ili
10 be gratifying to any public servant ana 10y me VIII pe
highly appreciated Ia respect To the public services re-
fcrred 10, claim more merit Than justly belongs TO all
patriotic and women, who Wcie ready 10 bear AL do
all and suffer all that their Government might be- saved
and It's foundation established upon thc principles OF uni
versa freedom, guaranteed by universal suffrage ana
universal education. Ny purpose i'm visiting TINS state
truly stated in the preamble Of your resolutions VIZ
for the establishment Of my health. hope therefore,
be excused from any public ceremony or attention. ahd
that this Will he received apprOp late aCkhowlcdg
ment OF tho hOpantics rendered me 10y the municipal
authorities OF Boston With much respect, am, truly
yours EDWIN NJ SIANIoN'
To Otis Norcriss Mayor Of Boston.
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M,enNotcS. ID. al. AZ. ID. -. {

WAeHNGrCT, ID. c., Aug, 2G, 1861. !
SIR: In consequence OF the uniayorble condition OF
The beail OF MaOr(cn Geo II. Thomas, reported 10
Won in surgeon Hass0us dispatch Of the 2st INST. my
order dated Aug IL, 1861 ls hereby modified so as 10
ass ign MaOr-Gcn Winfield $. Hancock 10 the command
OF the Fifth Military District created by the act OF Con
gress passed March 2, 1861 aud of the Military Depart
mcut comprising the States Of Louisiana and Texas. On
being relic from the command OF the Department Oi
tho Missouri by Maj0rGen. T. ii. Sheridan M1oIeGen'
and. assuming the command TO which he Is hereby
assigned WILL when necessary to faithful execution oi
Congress upon District Commanders, and any and al
authority pertaining 10 officers In command OF military
departments. MaiOT-Gen. p H. Sheridan Will at once
turn over his present command to the officer IN rank next
renee Kansas. will relieve MaorGen Hancock Of the
command of the Department OF the Missouri. Major
Gen George VI. Thomas WILL until further orders, remain
IN command of the Department OF the Cumberland.
Very respectfully yours, ANDREW JOHNSON
To Gen. |. 5. Grant, Secretary OF War Gd interim,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
RUSSIA.

PUBLIC INSTRUCTI0N-THE CHOLERA-RUSsIAN
lMuGATION INTO POLAND.
st. Petersburg letter in the NOrd says:
The cholera is far from diminishing at Warsaw. More
over It's appearance IS reported in several of the western
provinces At Mns II has broken ont with some violence
for the number Of deaths sncy the same as at warsaw
despite the great numerical difference in tho populations
Tho necessary continue to De taken 70 attract
Russian peasants 10 the government OF ROvn0 alm0st
exclusively inhabited by Lthuanians and Im0udnes.
Among those induced 20 settle, there many white
Russians Rud RaskQniks, who In general willingly
establish themselves the western confines At the end
of the Spring nearly hundred families were settled on
the State lands The farms of Polly Kerbedza POtOn-
ChaSdOr etc. have been occupied by the new coloniss,
who have received - hectares al cacD Of arabic
land for each family wood 10 raise tcr dwelling, AMI
The face their present skies 80 present
these villages arr iu full ofgauIlltiOI.'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug, 70, 1861
Breyet-Major-Gen. Edward h. :. Canhy is hereby as
signed 20 the command Of the Second Military District
created ~ the Ac of COh0rc3 Of March 1861 and Of the
Military Department Of the South, embracing the states
OF North Carolina and SOuth Carolina He viii rs soon as
practicable relieve MaiOTGen. Daniel i. Sicklcs and on
assuming the command TO which he Is hereby assigned
will when necessary faithful execution OF the laws
exercise any and ali powers conferred bv acts OF Congress
upon District Commanders and any and all authority per
tanning 10 officers command ot military department.
MaOr-Gen Daniel T. Sickcs IS hereby relieved from the
command of the Second Military District, The Secretary
OF War al interim will give the necessary Instructions TO
carry this order into effect. ANDREW JOHNSON.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

IT without afrectngits temper have said above that
did not know the meaning Of CoRseroaiiSd have since
e the report Of speech said TO have been made by an
Ohio Senator al Canton, Ohio which, II it be truly re-
ported and be considered as definition OF that doc
rinc then IT, to me- s very alarming, worse tlan Cop
pcrheadsn It's LEGISLATION without authority and re-
construction by usurpation. / am, very respectfully
your Obedicnt servant, THADDEUs sILNLNs'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
oRERIIN COLLEGE.

OBERIIx, Ohio, Aug. 27.-Thc annual com
Of the Oberiin College began to-day.
The address before the College literary societies was de
Mvered last evening by President Haven Of The ehsan
University upon Dreams and Dreaming. The oohf'o
and els,n was preached this morning y me Kew = e
leonard Twenfy.twO young ladies gIsidh'ied rom the
ladies' departmcnt this afternoon Ths CNcihE tie "a
dress before the Alumni was delivered by iIoi; ~. r.
WINNIE of IIlisle College. Tomorrow occhrs me com
mcctment exercises OF the College and Theological de-
DaTtIaebth.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ANTI-sLAYERY CONGREss.

ATLANTIC TELEeRsPH TRIBUNE.
Manchester, Aug. 27-EyeniDg.-T great Anti
Slavery Congress convened in this city today
William Lloyd Garrison was present and made a
speech. Other distinguished persons, including
several negroes also made speeches. EulOGies were
passed on the Governments Of the United States and
Russia for the recent abolition Of slavery.
PROF. FARADAY DEAD.
LONDON. Ang 27-Evening-Mr. Fsraday, the
eminent Professor, died today.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
AUSTRIA.

TIN DEMANDS OF NE >CLANIc r0ruLA1I"A.
The C.as Of Cracow devotes a long article 90
the attempt to come TO an understanding with The
Teheaues The following are some passages from II
. ~, accomplish this object n would hp necessary fmt
a., o,,n, peicisrah should uudrrgU rsathtia changes:
IL would have 10 recognize wht ii MS lrrto lrius 1t
- ii to sgv the laws ~ equity, ana the rshf ~
En-, ste. 10 an autonomous existence IL u
high time 10 set aside al poy OF sl'eln,cy n9t only
viii record o The accord with HuWy Int much more
iootinS 10 the .tuatinn OF the Bohemian Monarchy,
The n,ain,enauee Of It's Integrity, ard the guar
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
ARYSSINIA.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
LovDoN. Aug. 21-Actiye preparations are being
made for the speedy departure OF the troops from
India TO rescue the British prisoners in Abyssinia
Sir William Napier has been appointed TO the COM
mand of the expedition. The last reports stated that
the prisoners were 10 longer in the power of King
Thcodorus and strong hopes are in consequence
entertained that Gen Naperwiil succeed IN reaching
them in time 10 save their lives.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE NATIONAL FININCES.
Br rxLKeHAPH TO FHs TRIBUNE

TELkoNAPh TO fHH fbIBNNE
WASHINGTON, August 27.-The amount 0f
gold in the Treasury to-day is 500 G39,OoO amoun, in
gold certificates s1sIO6OOO; currency, S32oo0 The
receipts the six days up the 26h of August
From Internal Revenue $2,S79GOO, and from Customs
s3349OOO The receipts from the Lat OF July fOn
Internal Revenue, <3S 07 000 from Customs, f23C30Oa
Total from both sources S65,2f0OO0.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
PRUSSIA.

TIE non. GEORGE BANCROFT.
BERLIN, Aug. 27-Eycnng.-Thc Hon. George
Bancroft had an audience with His Majesty the King
Of Prussia this morning and presented his crcdcn-
tals as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of the United States near the Court OF
Berlin. Mr. Bancroft has received an invitation to a
dinner given in his honor 10y Count Won Bismarck.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE CrBA CABLE.

PrxrA Ro,t, via Lake City, Fla9 Aug. "o.--
~ o,i, day has been consumed In taking OH the seven
mis- f shore end by the steamer Emily which 'ly TO-
morrow morning will pay IL out 10 the srr Nhha;
iT,onrrny night the NarNa will c0mmche i' " q our
,e ca. 10 key West. storm tonight o,r 30 a. anu
I'll tbe cable hands are eamvsd 0n shore.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
FRANCE.

SPEECH OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
PARIS Aug 27-Evening-The Emperor Napoleon,
in a speech just made at Arras, significantly said:
Have faith in the future! Weak Governments
often seek to divert public attention from domestic
troubles by fomonting foreign QuarTes Onthe other
hand those Governments which rest on the national
WILL have strength and need only resort to whatever
shall tend to promote the permanent interests Of the
country, as a means of upholding the honor of the
national flag"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

REPUBLICAN sTiTE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Central Committee viii
meet at the Delevan House ii Albany csday TO
determine the time Of holding the next state Convention
The offices TO be filed judge OF the Court Of Ap-
peas Secretary of State Controller Treasurer Attorney
General, State Engineer and Surveyor, Canal Coinns
siOncr and Inspector OF state Prisons.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
SPAIN.

PROGRESS OF TIE INsURRECIION.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Accounts have been received
from Spain which confirm the previous reports that
the nsunection in the Province Of Aragon had been
successful. The General who led the Royal troops
against the insurgents was killed. He was n nephew
of Naryaez. the chief of the Spanish Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
FRANCE.

THE EXPOSITION TO BE CLOSED IL OCTOBER.
The Imperial Commission of the Universal
Exhibition has Just issued notice that tho date OF The
sst October fixed for the closing, will be pnnciually
observed The materials OF the palace and PARK viii be
shortly offered for sale.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
TIE PAClFIC C0ASE

SAN Francisco, Aug. 21-The Chamber Of
Commerce have held meeting TO consider the memorial
Of the shipasters relative 20 the difficulty with sailor
landlords. Five ships waiting for crews.
The damaged wheat OF the ship Blackwell, which was
DESTROYED by fire. sold at auction at 81 - aS 20.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA..


THE SOLDIERS STATE CONyENTION-THE Sue
CEssOR OF JUDGE LYONS.
BY TELEGEAPR TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Aug. 27-The following Call was
issued to night at meeting held in the Ballard House
To the erO6eers, Soldiers, and Sailors Of Ac L. s. army
We, the Executive Committee o. tie exOnlcors sol
diers and Sailors Union" OF Richmond, in accordance
exOicors Soldiers, and Sailors OF the T.. s. Army and
Navy residing in Virginia TO assemble in Convention
in the L. g. Court Room OF Richmond, at I2m the 25th
day Of sopteRber next for the purpose Of defining their
political position, and to take such other steps the exi-
by The Union that every exOlcer, Soldier, and Sailor
attend this Convention united action ON our part is
made necessary by the important events now uansping.
Major S. l.. ARMABLE, Chairman.
Capt d. B. PARKER.
Can't. DAM. W. BOHARhoN, Cc,cuyttoo
Capt JESSIE j. UNDERIIfLL,
Lieut. n. BATTERMAN,
The appointment OF successor TO the Judgeshp lately
occupied by Judge Lyons deceased oecasonsa good
deal Of anxiety not only among members ofthe bar here
hut tho whole community. Several candidates were
chosen for the position, and their applications, duly IN
dorsed aud recommended were submitted tOGon scho-
field for His action, but without an appointment Dolg
made to the present. The business OF the COurt OF
Hastings far behind; far indeed that pTesl1-
ing officer to dispose Of II Is actually demanded Hap-
peaTs there is person Of sufficient legal Dhy capabe
Of taking the rOncad" oath in the city to whom the
appointment could be given is there any person IA
that category that would he acceptable 10 TIE kehn0nd
bar In view Of these circumstances, Gen. sehohed mas
been at loss how TO act in the matter, aud 1t oil re-
mains Undecided. An undcnled fuhOr pIeFsiied 1ha
Cen. Schofeld would detail his Advocate General
Col Burnhm, for the duty, but for this there Is no ou
daton; the services OF that officer being indispensable in
his present position; could he berpared to adudi-
cate the whole Of court the business OF which as
been accumuatmg for months. II is not unlikely, how
ever that military officer officers will be detailed TO
try the cases now before the Court, until civil officer IS
appointed, until one Is chosen by regular election
Gen. schoGed, last week, ordered Commission OF
Magistrates Hanover County 20 investigate whether
coored military organizations existed. The invcstga-
on showed that secret military organizations Of for
midable strength existed among tie blacks winch ~ D
cved to extend IN the counties throughout the state
Tile fact creates alarm among the whites who nave
neither organization or arlus
Nearly one million dollars nix per cent North Carolina
bonds were issued NJ Raleigh days slDce to cea
aroads in that State To be paid out 10 contractors
This is q part OF the fOur millions authorized by Inc ast
legislature Over 100000 have been subscibed by tho
Virginia counties to the Chesapeake ana ONO Einroad
The County OF GTeenbrier yesterday voted s2JcV9O
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE sCUIEsWIG QUESTION.

LONDON Aug 21-Evcning-Ihe Government Of
Donmarl, has renewed its demand on Prussia in re-
gard 20 the Northern Provinces of Schltswig.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
ALABAMA.

From Our Special Correspondent
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. "a. Iso7
/ have it in my power to furnish the follow.
ing Trustworthy statements as to the result Of Regsr
tOn in Alabama up TO the present date:
Whites registered. ed.....................,....67C Cs6
Col0fed registered. d...............-.. bA
AZ regst atiOn is nearly completed in this state TIC
total attained Will not probably exceed 10000 with
larger average Of whites for the small balance to bs
registered. The result Of tho vote that Will he poed
after completion of registration is looked upon as
forcsone conclusion, and VIII be Republican by large
majority.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEESTowS, Aug. 27--Evcuiug-Thc Inman steam
ship City OF London, Capt. Brooks which left New-Nork
August L. has arrived here her way 20 Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
SnuTH CAROLINA.

REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 21.-Nmcty-
persons registered to-day Of whom 81 we've whites, and
blacks.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE RING.
the JoNrs-M'cooL PRIZE FlGur

THE JoNEs-M COOL PRIZE FIGHT.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.--The hackers of Jones
and McCool have announced that all persons deros 81
witnessing the fight must positively be IN Ccnnal by
Friday evening Aug So The excursion will be made ~
railroad by special trains, that VIII leave az wy carry
hour SATURDAY mornlng The fight Will take liare on
sa a'nrday Aug 81 Tickets IS badges 10 nsde OF he
outside ring 81 extra All tickets and badges must De
6eiore arriving af the depot at the - law
rence or the saloons Of John Cleveland or W Gasen
ARREST or AARON JONES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-AarOn Jones vas Az
rested by the Sheriff this morning, aud held in bonds for
g. 900 not to nght in Hamilton County Securities were
given and Jones was Immediately released The fight
takes place Saturday next 1T some locality wllhh 20
miles OF this city.
PRIZE FIGHT IN GLOUCESTER, y. }.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. G.-A prize right @-
CURED to-day at Gloucester, n. j., between jim fvhh
and Bob Sweeney for SlO0 Twenty rounds were onght
in thirty minutes. Sweeney won by Flyisi slils'K y
foul blow.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE INDIAN WAR.

THE SIOUX NCoRRIGIBLE-CRows FRIENDLY.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Gen. Hancock is at Fort
Harker Judge Kenney, Indian Commissioner arrived
at Omaha Oh Saturday. He reports that the Sioux are
incorrig gible, but thinks the Crows friendly.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
ApRPsT or AARON JONES.
THE MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-A Nashville "'spa,,h
says that Gov. Brownlow has tsSeh poss's'". ~ .'s
,IS,u 90, ohio Railroad and appointed Mr. GIN.
pe.yor A Cairo dispatch says that the STRIKE on Use
road has ended. aud that trains VIII co''nooo ''"'
ming again as usual to day
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
NEW CABLE.

LONDON, Aug. 27-Ihe new Submarine Cable
from Brest to New-York is TO be laid in May next.
The Northern route has been selected as the safest
and most practicable. The Great Eastern has been
chartered to perform the work.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Vile de Paris from Haye
Aug l5 and Brcst Aug. II, arrived here yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
GEN. UANCOCKs APPOINTMENT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The following is the order of the President
appointing CEN Hancock to the command Of the Fifth
Military D.tIlct:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
The Maryland State Temperance Convention

The Maryland State Temperance Convention,
o,s in session in Baltimore, is well attended
The Lycoming County (Pa:) whisky case at
Rank Barker aud Henderson; before the Tinted s,a.s
Revenue gent has been tried and the iury br'ght ~
verdict OF guilty. This was the largest whisky "se ta
has ever been tried in the Western District o Iehhs9 L
,,
AT II o'clock yesterday morning, one mix
belonging 10 tho Bennington Powder NILS Al'"'a, ~,
santiy killing three naIntd Abraham Mdoi fh"niu
S;nnnin CHAM and Wm Downs The latter wac h"wh ih-
10 Fragments The damage s not heavy ehJ 10" 'a""e
OF abe explosion Ia unknown.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
ITALY.
THE LOAN OF THE ROMAN NATIONAL COM
mTrEE. ...
The loan which the Roman National Com

HE loan WHICH IHt NUfI"H NdIIUHHI NUHI-
mittee proposes to raise with promise OF reimbursement
by the first Provisional Government that shall be named
IN the Pontfcal capital does not appear 20 the Pofe to
have much chance OF success, even although the mani
fsto aflrms that this call yeo0G0c francs Il made
oo,5ance with the wishes VI great majority of the
bera party is IN fact one thing % express desire
IN words gud another 10 ondeuy0r tD attain by money
Tie ohiect aimed a. and consequently when The moment
of eiug the purse arrives msuy VIII hc found.
tennorafy thnks, anxious tO hUiu DieS