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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

MURpan.-Rohsst 4. Rennall
deputy sheriff Of Csado parish, La,
VI. vaysayed, on Saturday last, by
= negro named Cash, AID shot Ia The
b.st. Mr.. RsnsAll fingered sasil
Monday nisAs who's b. died. The
murderer Is still II large.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-13

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

coal and vprts for snkA Your readsn have b.. n.
formed that this The vesssI having on board Un,ssl
States tro ,ps for our possessl0na
The American snip Hsios Captain r 4 N,cks,. A.
pared Yesterday laden with 100 tons Of Tor sas
The Russian brig shsllskon, Captain Danasn, len ..
the I'd inst for Stka, With $50 tons Of coal and are
cabin passengera
On sunday night the lss inst, Miss n 4 Knopi,urt.
. beautiful young Russian lady, had narrow sscAcc
from drowning Miss X. vas passing from the Hsols
along The wharf 70 whore ths ShallskoG was moorec,
and missing her footing, fell distance Of hfeen feed
from The wharf into thirteen feet OF water The nrss
mate Of The Hslois Mr. Il O. Hoadett jumped IN after
nsr and aftsr . severe struggle rescued the young
~ nom - vatsy grava NJ Heudsst
on. and the sgnt being very dark besdss be lsborsd
unoer great dangsrs Bus hls GOODNESS ana herosu
we're equal V The eccason and he deserves Ill credit
Tor the noble act. Such conduct should not 10 unno-
uced. Miss Knopliiski y gong 10 JOIN her mother
wiaow lady o. skas whence they proceed TO 81 Peters
osrg. u she should not remain 81 New Archangs Thu
young isdy, Who 10 an excellent French German. Eng.
sn ana Russian scholar. 10 direct from the academy o
the Sisters Of Charity q Victoria
There are ON board the john L. Stephens two gentle
men who routs for Alaska with the intention 81
locating there and OF having the honor Of 1rs repre-
sentng The Infant territory In Congrsss that %. the
succeesfui candidate viii feel u IN hosor. am q
liberty 70 mention the name OF one Of these Gsntismsn
eay = Mccrsa, g.. native OF New York. NJ
ncCsss has been resident Of California since lsSA
sided The gentleman q merchant BY profession, saa
tns y mis- nrst venture for pol itical honora
We are haviag delightful Indian summer, charming
weatnee Iss We are wsthin four OF ave days sAA a
eItka We can hardly realize that going 70 Q
eo'd esuauy. We shall - what experience ssaehsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
ITALIAN REVOLUTION.

Excited Demonstrations In the Cities--KIus
Victor Emanueps statue Brskes In Turin
FrescA Hopes OF Negstiation-Aus aud
EsgIand In Accord. ..- 81
[fisrencs (Nov. D Correspondsucs Of Ia Llbsrss Of
Pansl
ne rsvcsutionau dsmcnssraiisns are continued a.
0oet svsrywhess-s Naplos Milan, Genoa Brescls
~ Parma, Ne students havlsa nuis stones a the
troops. the atssr, V ssid received orders 70 ars
Several psrsoee we're wounded. and tee killed
There . freoh monifestAtiou Torn on the eve.
nne Of October 81 The band Of the national guard IN
ebedIsncs The demand Of the psopls played Carl
81 the crowd. mas with sedgs hammer II hand
rushed 70 the marble statue ~ King Victor Emanuel
and struck repeatedly. The Kings err, which wss
nss bieu v the ground, asd We sword vas broken In
Asse parta The nan vss then arreeesl. an1 was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

FRANCIS JOSEPH At HOME.

The Kmperor's Speech on His Reception In
telegram from Vienna dated the evening Of the 9Th
OF November gives the following Of the recsp
ton OF the Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria his
return from Fance:The Emperor arrived here at half
past four this afternoon, bis return from Para HIS
Majesty received a the railway station BY the chief
civil and military authorities Of the capital populations
from both houses OF the Reichath and By the Burgo
master and Common Councillors
The Burgomastsr addressed his Majesty In lengthy
speech syng special stress the statement that the
words spoken BY the Emperor Paris had been most
joyfuly reschosd throughout the entire Austrian
pire; for was only BY ct homo and abroad, and
under the protection OF liberal and popular laws that the
happiness Of Austria could be secured He expressed
the pleasure OF Austria ct the brilliant reception given
TO his Majesty In Paris and the delight with which the
people hailed the return OF sovereign who respected
and protected popular nghts He concluded by calling
for three cheers for the Emperor
His Majesty rspled-I thank you much for the hearty
reception the inhabitants OF capital prepared
for me- The sympathies encouptsred everywhere in
France mainly based on the conviction that. BY
unity at home, Austria win resume with renewed
strength that station TO which she 10 entitled and that
the object for which therefore bound 70
peacefully 10 the strengthening OF the country Those
manifestations can only encourage me 70 step boldly for
ward IN the course already sntersdupon and doing
count on the support Of oil patriotic Austrians
The Emperors speech was received with enthusiastic
applause His Majesty drove % the Hamburg in an
open carriage through gAily decorated aud crowded
streets and enthusiastic cheers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

Circular Of the Prussian Pre- mler on the Itals.
Roman Questieu.

telegram dated In Berlin on the fth OF November
say.:.ns Neg Pysnan tcvos0 Gazette OF this city
puoenss tns following despatch, said 70 have been
Gently forwarded By Count Bismarck 10 The Prussias
reprs~seiavve a. Florence The GaseHs considers ths
sutnenueny OF the note dubious and various payers
70. on ths ether hand, strongly a0armsd The dsspsisk
10 % Follows 80.
Your Excsllescy's reports Of the - have been Suiy
recsvsd 10 reply thereto bsg 70 communicate v
your escesoey ne following considerations, By which
the Kinee government must Be- guided IN iis rssolvss.
Baron RcssoI, whom Ne cceusscmsd 10 rerard =
supporter q the nasona ener and the Representa-
i've OF Q. Italian policy working In alliance with Ger
times which the events Of the last year brought
With them - ths helm Of Italian policy, ana
full confidence. 81 dismissai vA ussspsessd,
enc vs are forced 70 seek the rnotives
for that step 10 quarter which vihdrsws itself fro =
view The Eurspssn press 81 tnai time ch aractss.
ssd ths change which - Rattassi RsAsols place e
shs beginning - nsv 60 n Italian pehsy. uklch he'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
Revolutionary Agitation in TIT
Italian Cities.
Count Bismarck On the Itale-Roman
Question.
Russian Circular on the Relations
With Turkey.
FRANCIS JOSEPWS SPEECH IN VIENNA.

The French Transatlantic Company's mall steamship.
81 Laurent Captain Bocando. from Havrs on the 9th
ana wssviis osh Of November arrived this port n
an early yesterday afternoon, bringing mail i'd
vices late the dies and correspondence Of the Cuba
from Boston. The St Laurent brings valuable cargo
and two hundred and ssventy-ssvsn passengers.
Our European nIss and correspondence BY the Cuba.
Boston yesterday evening. From both sources We have
Interesting reporA in detail Of our cable dsspatches 70
the 9th inst
The London Syay Of the Tth November says:-
There 10 every prospect Of . fair stand up political
night Tor the representation OF Manchester meeting
a. sbich dspuss,ons wsrs pra.so rom nst Ina .eorm
associations OF the town. The result that
luton was unanimously passed IN favor Of Mr. Jacob
Bright ~ the candidate for the vacant seat Mr. Alder.
man Bennett IN the field on the tory side; but with
no split 10 the liberal party. there can BE- little doubt Of
telegram from Co.stant,nopls OF the tn Of Novsm
Der says:-
A letter from CareA dated the Sd OF Novemb states
that several districts which received the first proposals.
Of the Grand Viz colby have dscaod to sena
70 him. Pacincation proceeds rapidly In Canda Since
ths arrival Of Ali Pa.hs not shot has been dred oy
the imperial troops The note presented 70 tho Porte BY
the OF France Italy and Prussia appears
% be act OF compaisance towards kussA In reality
the Powers leave the Turks face face With the Crstsn
Insurgents and the Greek volunteers only treating the
latter with indulgence In form the favorable
70 the Greeks, but 10 subsance 10 Turkey The nfty.
sO have been employed 10 paying OF the onerous
debts: the loan II therefore far from constituting ad-
diuonal charge on the Treasury.
conference has been held between the directors Of
the Grand Trunk Railway company Of Canada and the
dsputation appointed ~ the meeting OF shareholder
held In London the 3lst OF October The result IL
that regards the bill to be presented to tho Canadian
Parliament all the clauses to which objection taken
relating 10 the conversion and consolidation Of bonds
Withdrawn The powers TO be given BY the blu
nned 10 the raising OF exceeding c5o0 900
Equipment Mortgage bonds No. 2. and 10 varying the
terms Of the agreements with the Buffalo and Lake
Huron and champau Railways With the Of the
respective companies.
general merchants and cotton exporters announced
from Liverpool Their liabilities viii exceed 1900 o0o
Il stated they hold six thousand Of cotton.
70 this fact their failure attributed Msssrs Knaus
Co. have branch hose In Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

SAB Story OF DnrnAvEp Gnra.-On Friday ewes.
ING last swo young iadiss sistsrs named Maggie and
MoIlis c., who rcside Freeman street. IN the
vicinity Of Fifth, with widowed mother, ie homo I'M
accompanied Tor the purpose Of attending the Great Re-
bslIion Asgory 81 Mozart Hall They seen at the
ball. and en together, unaccompanied, - they came.
But they did not return homo and the mother AFTER
passing the night In terrible anxiety, the following
day placed The matter the hands Of Chef Of Police
hc0rew. This of1cer entrusted The afAr In the
hands OF detective Hazsn and o1hcsr Pstm Iney
learned that after leaving Mozart Han sns
sirls aged respectively eighteen and sixteen years
~, and that the four repaired 70 house OF assg'
nation, near the Of John and Ssvsntn srsets
Here The ocss learned that the four had secured pr
vats rooms for Friday night and that the yourg men
left about four O'Clock on Saturday morninf ana sns
ths girls did NOT depart until after zig o'clock. Inc
yeung men were soon arrested and locked Up 10 we
Ninth strssl station house. The ofncsrs again went %
work. They traced The srrng women from mouse %
them ~ we'll tnewn house o. pfcsssu.
tuition on Sixth strssl The omcsFs scck thsm
70 the station house. whore shey wsrs qussonea y ss
Mayor and Chief d Police. fnsy sisted snss sney pre-
srrsd the course Of life they bad chosen 70 any osnef
and persisteny refused 70 return heme iney 49, -
ha. the young msn under arrest we're no. ssc a.
ducsr and consequently NE yeu.s ~s n,., - pocs
sudeavored, By rood advios 70 Indaoe the giris ts
return homo they absolutely refused, nowsvsr' sna
there being charge pvsfss1 against snem, sn 49,
allowed 70 depart Ths lar sesn - then sney 49,
vending their way 70 the houss q prcssissNos nom
vbeh they hal bssn taksn by W. c0csrA one 81 NE
pocg creatures We Z school teochsr - . eaiAu o.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

The "so,,d nan" of Boston are raising . fund "
place Governor Andrews FAMILY u comfortable circum.
ssAscss Il 10 said - bs sure q gotas ~ 70 $4,000
eA4 0ay reaoh oloQooo
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From the London Timea Now IL
The Alabama claimA after being allowed 20 sleep .
few month"; have ones more been brought before shs
attention OF The psbIic In America apparently By the
direction OF President Johnson's administrstou.
Whatever We may think Of the accuracy Of Mr..
Ssvards narrative his probable object In calling the
notice 81 the American people 70 u one which the
eovsrrmsnt Of this country has every reason 70 approve
Mr., Jehnsons foreign secretary 10 evidently becoming
weary Of keeping open contentios which hes long
ceased 70 b Of any value instrument In domssio
political combinations. man Of M. Stewards expert
sncs and acususss mus By this time clearly perceive
that the Alabama clams canaos b broug up with
effect q eisctiona me public irritation has sub
nded. asd the American people are fully aware
that The Engllsh government has made fair and
Straightforward oGsr 70 refer the claims dss
70 arbitration = - The expression "norai ~
sponsbiity IN Lord SANKEY'S Despatch h the portion
OF this passage which hes given abundant scope Tor the
veil known ingenuity Of Mr. Seward Those tNo words,
Is very easy 70 see may BE- made the foundation Of IN
endless series Of complete volumes OF Dispatcher -
The Alabama claims should Be disposed Of n1A end the
attractive question Of "moral responsibility" attacked
Afterwards and this Ne trust will the pian towards
which Mr.. Seward VIII eventually incline himself
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found that he vas working smith Who said thai ne vas
only sxscutng the orders Of his master
In Napls. ths shops are closed NJ nighsfaiL General
Carrano, the commander OF the nations. guard on see.
ma The twelve colonies Of the twelve egons Of
ths rusrd wished 20 follow hs example. and only con.
seu,sa % hold their command Professionally, In order 70
prasarvs ordsr in The town
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FORT o. bFAfN, Oct "a Ib0L
Brsadstufs.-An over supply OF -four on hand ~
% %; cornmesi, 80 Is; pilot bread 81 rs; four
smaller lots from Barbados have been stored Provh
scpaPork sold a. 81, lard lee, hams lie. spills
peas nj ~ so No other arrivals. Fish --205 ussces
2S boxes and Ito halt boxes from Ragged Island partly
sold IA lots at tl per tcrcs and 81 80 per boz, partly
stored Market overlooked with inferior Articles
Rce--Littls business doing, large supply is sx-
peeied Quotation for the most part nominal = ~ Rer
80 900 ia ~ ~ ~ 80 49, s~s eoms n
from Barbados 20 order.
Some alarm has been caused By sspors Of au .sanss
more especially In the NapArimas but the era o. ,ns
fortnight broughs heavy rains snd more lookeo
fer II case falls the caAss viii soen nsks sp 'ef
Exehsnss a Bssk-ssslisr Il niussy DAYS sight stsJ
70 per c10o; ~ sixty days, $3.50 eoi - mrv days,
S4o3 60 Purchasing q ninety days ssh tsso per floo