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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

Gancttpniren; fein @fneral bes Gnnbes Elm
Rsdtt, auf bic Reberen l9ieBsn gu Iafen 0snn
% pareu bieie. IA NOD niHt ilt nller 6crm
sledtets peruttbettD; ber prdfOentfrin 8edSt
ieine Observation-Disclosures gu eFlalIs1s;
hsr GOueres fsfu Sfe6k seriessseri4te I'M gu
ber etnsnesens aRcGleEIan fem &e6t, bic re-
bsaiIGe @tantssslesetbuns Son Marslanb
aufaubebrn; SpbnlOn frfili@ aud tein &s@t
prpstleril6e @tattbalter einaufeserb hasesen
aud Der @pmsree fein SteSt ben fieb ais Ser
treter ber5Gbfaatert prGlentirenbtnsbS
ten Ben 3utrttt ID psrtreiSeru. Surg 60 tOttrbe
,biele Gni6eibungbte &atiCn gu elmer gsrsre-
berin am Siben erflaren.
NdturtiG pirb bic Station iid BAG aftttsss
fallen laTen. MSsen bic Demptraten belllsn
unb I&reien unb belfern iiber hte Antaituns
Der ,5etlisteit ssrt6tIt9er Gntf4eiOunssn", 10
spire nnb lane lOl6e aataltaas in Der siltsrI
cher anpern 5prnt trfOleen. Gin srrBes Srlt
fam unS pirb nt6t auf bas @ebeiB zines ses
I pi6enlSlen SnbiSibuur1s fiinf Sabre aus iti'
ner @sfti6te itrei9er. ufb bic 3abapien pei
| bsntbatett, tppbur9 es in &rtts mnb 6rteben BIZ
saase eeFttete sg8elt in 8spunbsruns unb Or
| faunen serfest bat ais gstbrt @f =
braubm4rfen. um
II Die 8unbesserfaFune fatntrt tpeber bt
gamae6t nod aud bic mr. 70 oft bebanPtet
/ 9.ebsn prbnuns bss Sberbunbesseri9ts uni
j brsi Gpnsrefss. Sie beifimntt lsbislt9, bal
bic 8nubfsiufis bur& ein Sbertrtbunal rn
6lOlde rlnterseri9te, ME Ser 6 . msreB f
4 30 a.13 ttsu 3-ett siafesen pirb, Sc
1pFosen per6sn fult. ii9ie.fast nidbt has pa
4 Sberfrisunat jnfais n e u n Eidtsrn belts
fbrn fpG, SeSaffss cine tlnsefaltuns pslIs
: Ben, 70 Bat Der GpnsteB pOlte 8efRsnib; cir
|. fUlGt sCrsnnebniet. zsaf '..5!a-3 H.3 sgi
Die 8mnbssri6ter fnS apat -atfta6issba
! eauesr i'm @sse bes Sapsa4ment), aber. II
Me.mter Fnb - rra fir ben 3href g
@Ort il MAIDEN ~. abftuHtar unb eeri4t
| bfsirfe tSnusrt mad 8ebarf strnte9rt pbef az
I. Ne rmtn bert nerbert.. ....,..
: Die gaation BAT bas 9ef8tf Der &spab
|. BEN e. n isreffs anpertraat pap erHdrt
, BON ibnt bae 81 bic Rspablif s0r S@aS
= f9aBt. 9a sa5 a!ss4 s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

q. Bofer, Sep. @cYttn,I
gonntp.
y. s.. SincIoir, &ep. 9pe1
u. 2auberoaIe Counties
o. Brewer,. &ep. @eiltor
u. Snmpbrtes Counties
%. u. @arner, &sp.i SaIp'
renee Gountp
Siralr, Morris, &ep. Can
non gountp.
8. DoTpbp, Rsp. TentFei
Goutt1. = DssS =
$. p. Murpbp, Hep. So1It
fon Count.
&. 81. SHELTON, &ep. Ntor
gan gountp. -
90. @. @t obs, Rep: Gar
roll County.
6. R. Mrnen,
%. g. 6. ReIiol1s
8. D. SIdg9, e
Col. 8. @. Tbornbur9,
9. 8. 81. 4attoli, f,ts s.,
Sec. @. Biadbiistt,
q. q. gortef,q GJ92.i
&. d. TopIpr,sfriihe Capt
IS. Teurt. Gnpailerie, 2
g. 8. 9opeaslE SCI
Thpmas R0rmeH, u.
q. q. 9udett,
8. Sd. MubeTioiy, III
ThoB. 8. Roiott,
q. 3. Minfiis, friiber Col
8. Tenr1, GapaHerie,
Sol. 9ubior1,
@. Sdwper, 3 friiber 81
Col. 3. Eenn. San,
q. 6. 9te9oif, friihef e
60. e, 6sSentl GAP.
&. q. 9ouebtpj &ep. DO
Mn6erion County.
q. 8. SortaIniollS Hel
Don 8Iuttt County.
8. u. 6ufer1,J :
9bonaas Rorpen, &el
pom 1nrbttt Gountp.
30. Bofforb @btte Count
Schn aInribge, Re9taIt
gountp.i J Istls az
q. 9owegs Green Count
o. B. &et.h,
GInn QerpEdtt, 9arbenln
County,
u. u. 4eorfcff, ebattt
ftoog1r
81. g. RduTftort, &ep. gtt
rion COUNTY.
S.Y.@aHer, &ep. Rbea@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

mir Iieben aber, ebrIi9 getanoen, in
oenen, tuelde mir Iieben, borSigli9 nns
ielbE. Dent biz 2iebe, lpelhe mir in
Nnoer1 eraeusevJ 1T Der 9tefIeG unb Der
GrfoI9 nnlerer eigerlen; Die gltern lie.
ben lire &inber aIs cine 8hotograpbie
ibrer eigrnen @ordHge; GrelnoesIiebe
1T eas 9ro6uft gegenleitiger SalfeiFung
nn6 @radn3u1g, nho mir beten uniere
,,@eIiebte" (par exeilence) an, ipcil
mir nit biel,m, Meiiterbilbe Der SbOps
fune, meI9es unS burd ibr fiiBeS Sc
5faHsnib in einen eeliuheu Saumel her :
iebt, ben gr0Bten Ste9 errnn9en babenl
Der benz Iiebesbeoiirfti9en@ 9eealheI 81
-Sbeil luerben fam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
Oas spberffe 9nnbes8eriebt'

2stt4'sE5Bs fss1s-fs 49, s@..-. y !. . -
alm 5. Sftrber 1864 wnrpe Setannfll9 Der
in Der bands bitIbsiprchenen Snhtana S5er@
f1nSrunssqusele seHbett ss#ptdeIte {. 3. Drill
Hsan auffine Srbre ,bss. Generals Atpit1 p
4Sses, SarnaIs @crnmanbirenSsfl i'm Gtitrttt
BON Snbiana, Scr ein Miesssertebt geIteatnnb
gum go6e BURG ben Strans Serurtbetlt. Das
IObesurfbea ~arbe fpdtss In igefansnteifrafe
umseUGnbeh unb feitbem purbtS bnrdt Oaa'.
mipuIattOHrn Der Derf6iebenfen art bic Sdds
Dor bas rterfs 8unbessert9t stbra9t pslSss
NIT sessn Sttmnttn bas &s9tssnta@ten
absab, Das' atiessse(ese, fslbf Mat tn 9risss-
3sitsn, Suris6tstfon 8esen Barser, bic ntebt CUR
Nrmee aebSren, betfh; tdB eg cine Anpntalie
Iri, giraer Ser Ser. Staater bur6 Wiilttdr-
aerfdte abauurtbsiIsn. = s. :.
Die ,igfep-gsrfer g6enbssituns britst ben
Stab ber 8erbammnne NIT Jtedt fiber ben
Uauu. ber iH aum Werfsens anbrep Subn<
fonts ssbrand,en I6et mnb befsn @sptFeu neit
aenua IN, has pberife Buu6esseridbt gums pufr
napf fir Gaasenba lterreteui0n sp rnadsn.-
cit ldbref6t eie fOIet: Il sipa til: taa 2
.,gRit hrr geradhms feiaer 3eientsGen be-
Ialfet, iabrflsreifr. @iinber sdnsy an .btmfsl-
SeIben Sase, an HeIdem fem @. burts- Staat
Waarylaub be GffaSAa abi9aFts, gu @rnnbe
eefabrea. Ct par Der RenfG, berbsafrs6sa
@eriu6 nldBte5 bnr& seri6tIi6e Gnff3si~
Suus BE StIaDeTei sn einer n a Il MALE n
Ginri6tang ga ersIGreH ttte babar9 BEN
Re6ts6eruetietn einsr RdjcritSt bee Bottles
ms GefGt f1Ins. Itt ber 8psteit fettes
Btaens ifanS freili9 bic araft pts gslIbrin.
gems nitt In Ginglans. Die Dreb Scrtt-
GntI@eipuns, prl&e Sic gtlasref bate rttttn
Ioaen, mar bfr. g1aseI ~ fbrem 9arse.
Der sgRittsr GaRiS BON SGlincis seist mad
benz Rubme; sin stuefter 8anes 3a perssn.
q 70 q, bsr Rur9 ftns sgp sfa fnilpfs, s,
peno PEI ces v1al'Drlslt '9OVAlV'k wy W ~
cine gliaPrftd spa 4 Stimrusn TfOnfiriss eli'
freibsitststnbG4s Clement bss rTSnnsfs.
tribunals tuifeeF o. etaer Nlajeritas pom Iail
Sttmwfn gema9t bat. w IVES pom trelsen'
SObnfnn ben Siss ittnfr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
til sTboat ne ~ isiHsr 3ttt Buchanan efa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
Bum l,euei, Sabre.

t6Ortiesuns fOIst in nd9Her sOnntasssy 1ammer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

600 Sransoien, tueIde aIIidbrIid oas
SwanSieite Sabr erreiden, bic $50, 900
taueIi6iten nabmen, 10 miro man 3d.
600 Wlann fur Die gtrtinarnee niso chen
10 bieI fit Die 9terfsrbe etbaIteti. siad
9lbsug aIler ee1eklisben gerbinoe rlingen,
Der nnpermeioliden @erIuite uro glb !
edngen aller Mrt, ipiifpe ieoe &lale an
@nbe bon Sahren 015 nadBRebetloe
Eeiultat eree6en:
a. @oIoaten.
0Iftibarmee -......... Al, 403
9feierpe erlten 9lufee bots. .212, 1913
!, sfueiten 2l3S Sta
9Rnhile NationoIaor0e .3S9, $50
@efarntf nrtte...-s.s-...-s 1s223 90, 2ls
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
eOnnrag. a3bea a69l lSantlar lal86E
II m,'Fr.mtf
fir Die 3afGmnnenfanft elmer eonbens
ton bon yspuBtiidnfid Der Unions II u !: I
manasra Oss gtaates am am q. y, Sess.
bruar 1861 ~ 1T a.. g.sf. {.

SIN 8olae stner gerathtne 1T es fit Faffsrb-
eroGbtef tDprbtrt, 4eirieh Mufrilf an bic uttbe<
binaten llntrmsIaGnnsrIbett Iea1nehes gu einsrl
2uSammenfnuft I'M brr 9ieprdfentaiitsnballes1
auf benz Gapitple 81 Halbgias am ~, Bferuar
1867 ~ erla1en, nm einen eeetsnetsn Salls
bipatert ais 8euDerneur fir ben nd4iteu
Nmtstermin dnfsuaeIIen; bet tire MnFhtett IN
bieIeut 9tnafe pettTitt nltn attoeree Nn9ele+
senbeitem abni9su Sbaratrrs IN 8sira4t. 81
sS Sis o,teerprbentlttbe gBttttsfeit btr tfgt
bem Qanbe pcrIiegenbrn sBra9et1. rds 5ItInT-
tiae @1ifSaI ron Sennefite - fret itfth rtater
wtrflidb rtpntlitanifGena Ginfalie Serlangrn
ro5Gbe unb ie1tt1Htebene 6anhltng. SO pirf
baber brinsenr erlaft ba6l isees County I'm
Gtaate Spfldltfge 8erfnmmlrngen abpalts
unb ais @beepr6nete ltncpnpitic Unions
mGnner ttdh -btrler GOttpetttprt entienre,
1clIer 3uISra1 wirb siiDerIdBli ettpdrtet. u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

9teierbiiten nod brei Sabre in Der mo-
bilen gtationalsdroe gu berbleiben ba<
ben. es.n
freilpilItg angeinorbenen uno ipteber
9lnsetporbeien, Ioruie aus benz aIlidbrz
lid unter Die Sabnen berufenen @on<
tinaente.
Z 5n Die 9teIcrbe fomrnen alle iene
oienitpHi6tigen inngen 2eute, tpetde
bobe 9oosnummern batten, alIo Die fid
bisber freilooften. Sic tbeilt iid1 in
sfuei qleibe bur9 Die 2oosnummern
beltiminten Sheile, 6eten erlter:
@rltes Gelerpeauf9ebot benannt, ieIblt
in Erieoensseiten tets our Serfngung
oes &riegsmiuilters bleibt, nm notbi>
oenfaas sic in ben 2inienregimertern
entltanoeaen 2iifen ans;uFlillen, ipabe
reno oas 5lueite 9teicrpeaufgebot nur in
Srieas,siten uno bnr1 faiferlides +Des
Fret einberufcn ueroen Tam. Oie BET
ben 3eiernen tperben, abipehleIno in ben
9lrmeebepots eineTercirt, tino tudbrenb
ben Goloaten Der actiben 9lrmee oas
Seiratben gdnalid unteria9t bleibt, III
IS ben &eierbilten in ben beioen lester
Sienitiabren oeltattet.l esgs &. 80,
Die mobile Electromagnetic en6lidJ
beItebt aus ben ausgeoienten Soloateu
uno Stelerpilten, unO fol- nur bOdit fels
ten au rebuneen Derlaminelt apereen
Ginberufen iperoen oanu iie uur burd
tailerlihes Detret, pel6es in Der Md
tltm Seifion bic parlamentaril6e Sc
ihnebmiaing erbaIten ritnb. Ill &
goritebenSes lit Der @eiamintplai
1 bes geietenttpurfes. Ser NfohiteG
bfiift flo bariber bes ipeitereus TO- aus
glneencnimen, oab man bon ben ., 26,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
@eIantntt3abI Der n fIilf J
Ruinntllten

Sulatttiltefl .6zJ liz zoo
q Sass oann insbelonbere Die gluspan>
oeruna mad ben 8ereiniaten Staaten
iiber Srcmen betriiIts 10 mar oieislbe IN
ben einselHen5 Sabrsdngen Der iiift8iten
flint Sabre foIoeuoe:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

8eripreben un0 nit Dar6ringung unle-
res Danfes fur Die uns i'm berganeenen
Sabre 10 reidlidl gu She'll sepOroefen
@unlf nes 8ablifnins, tuiinf9en mir IN :
fern 2eiern elm 800.
sSr6 blibeS NeMiabr.@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
anlomn.tn e29. 80. 12O,035 ).

f1UTUIIgIIF u 2
SIN Dur6f9uitt fno alio in oieien
flint Sabren idbrIidb 81 Musmanoerer'
sdiffe NIT 4,007 Ra1aeierea bon
l3re,tlen mad ben Wereinieten Staotsn
oboeaanaenen unb bate ieoes oieier
lIastpanp erers6 aife 245 8uiaeiere an
Bpro. "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

81. u. .Gnti 3, Sep. Sbicn
County. ~ ~
90. s. glepeIanb, Sep.
Smith County.
esobn Gornl1tt, Hep. Gar<
roll Gountp.
6. 1lnberpooo, Ier. Weat=
IeD Gouptp.
eSno. MnberIor1, Rep. Sas
milton County.
lS. 6. RartitL 8eSforh
lss. g. 1suiIOD, @ep. Ro.
bertfpn County.
Is. SO. Tbompfon, Rep.
Bebforb County. m
10. u, Qunr, : =
Is. 8. GHpert,
l@en. %. &. Smith,
ISo6n Belib.
III. u. SnooerlDy ~ e
Isl. @iImer,
Issaupes, spuHin5, L.. =
s. siIil,qft, Raicr2. Senn,
@apaRerie ag6v
.lcSantes Dale,
l8. guiiningbarit, fiihei
4 Raior 8. Eeunehee ea'
pa1erie,
Slirne1 Sohess Ji4 4.
Us. 8. @nters,
Isl. o, MnHer. =.
| Wafot st, Tbornbltrg6,
i2. %. 8ladmarL friihei
Moior A. SenrI. Gan.
lG. 81. Gowper,
Isl. 81. Meef,
l5Btti Bines,
iB. 8. SHEPHERD, friibei
ii It. 8. Eenn. Gun.
Is, q. @aIbraitb, frhbei
i aSit. 2. Een1. Snf-
Neuben 3ogers, &ep. uor
Campbell Gonntp. f;
Bnt. 81. @oooeod, Hep
pom Naeoa Gountp.
/, lug. SpeHee, 5futHvrfari
81 GoMiltp.
10. g. 4atterfoa, SntttI
i Gotlntp. a.
IS. q San, 9per @oedntp
! l9. Sd. s Senter, pom A
9iftritt. -.
la. 81. Gate, 9antilto1
elA. q. Sharp, ebdtta
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
SOUTH GERMANY.
THE GRAND DUKE OF rADEN's SPEECH.

THE GRAND DUKE OF BADENs SPEECH
The following is the part of the speech of
the Grand Duke OF Baden, Sept s. referring German
Unity:
HONORABLE GENTLEMEN AND DEAR FRIENDS: l bid
You heaIily welcome ~ the commencement Oi your u-
usually numerous ard important abors The events OF
the past year have brought forward and great queS
tols which will be happily solved 10 the advantage of
my country and my people, and to the satisfaction OF he
with confidence aud with devotion. by the war Of last
year the German Diet has been dissolved the pre-
hmnary treaties, aud tie treaties OF peace between
Prussia on the one side and Austria and the Sonth
German States tho other have thoI0ughy
at lie head Of the North German COnfedcraon ana held
out TO the South German Sateshc prosper Oh l3lmhga
national union with the North German Confederation.
To achieve this last il is my firm determination 10 slle
increasingly, and and my faithful people viii Willingly
thus union These sacrifices viii De richly repaid By the
full participation in the national ie and tho increased
security for the internal development now happily at-
vancug, Of the country, whose independence l6 VIII
always be the duty Of my Government to preserve. III
the form Of the national union OF South Germany with the
North German Confederation las not yet been dis,
covered s great pr9gress has been achietea towaId
with the treaty of peace to which you gave your assent
Prussia which bound both States to common defense of
German soil agaiEst attack and whchn such case should
place my troops under the leadership of the King OF Prus-
sia Thanks 10 this Convention which is similar to that
Gdrman States the first and most important national
demand if fulGlled-defenso against every foreign
attack by the united powers OF all under one leader
This Government regards It's first duty the giving TO
this alliance with Prussia its full force and significance
by establishing military organization analogous to that
Of North Germany. This most Radical change has n
still greater importance from the fact that at the Stutt
CART conference able to to understanding
with the soyercis Of the other south German States
10 treat the military question in uniform manner. The
requisite bills will be brought forward for your eXamina
tiOn and approval as possible. have also the
satisfaction Of being able TO Announce to you fortunate
result In another department BY the treaty of Berlin
the Sth July of the present year the ZOllYcrcin
has consod]-~d anew, and further, IL has received
Il materially improved organization which renders IL
possible without violent crisis To do Justice to the
rapidly changing requirements OF commercial life and
also contains tho germs Of utcrior development greet
with pleasure IN the Customs Parliament, even if its
sphere Of usefulness be restricted one, aleguar repre-
sen. alton of the whole German people. The treaty OF
Berlin and the laws requisite for its execution constu
tOnally require your assent.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
EGYPT.
THE SLAVE TRADE on THE TWO NILES.
a.. - Aio.-o,, l,,;, con1s ~

THE SLAVE TRADE on THE TWO NILES.
4 correspondent from Alexandria sends the
following TO The PaH NAL iGd-ee The Viceroy, by his
answer to the autlslavory depuiaion in Paris, has
broken into nice hornets nest. 1t appears that Lou
Stanley consequent on the assertion that Europeans were
the real slave dealers sodaD and that there was
but little slavery Egypt, and also on account OF INC
Vceoy's allnsion 10 the advantages which had resulted
10 his Government in its endeavors TO suppress saNc
the White Nile by the recall OF the BRITISH 6o
sui Pethcrick. Khart0ul, directed the Consuien-
ero here 10 make uques aud to report on the subject
The result has been understand TO snow that NOT Only
IS slave trading pursued on the White ana Bue Mics iOr
and ON account of the Nicer0y and his Government Dt
an active trade is going on at talIo' Whclc .iio
number Of slaves for sac e and black mas Deeh es
mated at between 1000 and 5000 Inc sales are con-
Quoted in well known localities by men licensed py tno
Government and acting under shelkh appoheu ny t9
Zapteh WITH there can scarcely be doubt inc apprONa
OF the vceroy The GoyernMsnt now aug lISn d afSs tS
propcr bokShiShes, but what does ~ do Win ueln ~
sends for the said sheikh and tells him To put out tue
seized slaves 10 Pashas ana Others hot III Tue name OF
slaves but Of servants 9ntirSy ~ h The P esPosm m h
cases vary am told from 1000 to 5000 pasters and the
money goes into the treasury The aluon to Petherck
trading Whcn Cairo in July 1854, he re-
qucsed to remain and the Government was called upon
Moosa Pasa the then Governor of the soudn, and who
had been Pothercks original aecuser had then lust
erlcs arrival Moosa Pasha was dispatched back again
to Khart6m. The Government would make no
statement whatever in writing, and after wait
ing six weeks Petherick was allowed to de-
part. like charge was made against gar, Ian an
near Cairo. They alleged that they We're bringing the
slaves for the Austrian subject mentioned IL turned out
that he had been in tic habit or supplying these JelaDS
with Manchester goods. their notes OF hand to be pa
their return ourneya common custom hcrc Tor thelr
part they relied selling the slaves for paying hln ana
thought TO save the cattels by making them tho con-
sructiye property Of the Austrian subject III question
While on this subject may tell You of report which mas
reached this place that English Official determined 10
ascertain this fact disguised himself as MghaDy AraD
and went TO the fair Tanta in search Of slaves lie
succeeded in seeing the entire stock, and subsequently
called upon the Mudr and insisted on their liberation
The Audir said fine things on the OCCASION ana the
Zabit of 1anta dismissed for his negligence IN not
having prevented the damnins discovery. The slave
dealers however dubbed together, and presented
tain influential official with good purse, anG IL Is said
two white girls and seven or eight llabbashehs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
DENMARK.
FARRAGUr's FLAG.

CorFNIIAGTN. Sept. 2l.-Thc United States Eu-
ropeau squadron, under the command OF Admiral
Farragut is stll lying in this harbor superb en-
tertanment was given yesterday at the royal palace
in honor of the Admiral and the American Minister
Mr. George II. Yeaman, by the Kings of Denmark
and Greece Speeches of welcome to the distinguished
guests were made by both sOveregns and were re-
sponded to in fitting manner. King George of
Greece in his remarks alluded to the action OF the
American Congress in reference to Cretan affairs
and expressed his grateful acknowledgements for the
sympathy shown by that body for the suffering
Christians Of the Island of Crete in the resolutions
passed at its recent session The greatest friendship
toward the United States was exhibited by all pres
ent among whom were the most noted men of the
Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
AUSTRIA.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST KossUTH.

PROCEEDINGS AGAlNSI hOSHl lils
The Vienna correspondent of The Times
writes "The Hungarian Government has decided upon
prosecuting the Magyar sag for its publication Of Kos
suths letter the electors of Wazen. The Government
organ Magyar Ors=dg explains that it is not from any
fear the effect Of the letter that the Government inter
fics Every has read IL and ITS tendency and
the confusion OF ideas and contradictions contained in IT,
But the laws must he respected and the Press laws
originated by KOsuth himself IN Sis, declare such ag
tatuns TO be penal tend toward dissolution "r no
union OF the Einprc under dynasty according To me
Pragmatc Sanction. The nation would not wish the
Government to remain indifferent willie mockery was
made of the laws which had recently been passed
The Hungarian Journals which support the Govern
ment are beginning 10 treat KOssuh with FAR less tender
ness than n few weeks ago. An article attributed to tie
Minister of Justice Horvath in the PeSt Adpfo accuses
Kossuth directly Of working IN the interests OF kusSa
and considering the way in which Kossuth for some time
past has been attacking the present Ministry ana thc
Dea party by every means In his power accusing thei
of treason 10 the sacred interests OF tie country scng
the Fatherand to Austria SC, IL Is not surprising That
the patience Of the DCulss should be exhausted at last
The indulgence with which KOssuth has hitherto been
treated u chiefly owing TO the fact that he was formerly
the personal friend Of Dcak Andrasy, Puiszky, ana
most OF the present leading men IN Hungary whom nc
now so violently attacks but there is limit even To the
orbearancc Of old friends KOssuth has now Identified
himself with the Lcft IN tho Hungarian Diet
aud IT likely that either he or the party viii gain
much by the COnneXiOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
VOL XVII. NO. 1884.
EUROPE.
TTALY.

EIE MOVEMENT AGAINST RONE-GARIBALDIs ;
ADDRESS-A ROYAL PROCLAMATION.
y ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
FLORENCE, Sept. 22.-Gen. Garibaldi has issued
} stirring address to his followers and adhor-
nts announcing that the time has now come
Or them TO overthrow the tyranny of the
Pope, restore Rome TO Italy, and give the Eternal
hty its ancient supremacy Eas the capital OF the
italian nation royal proclamation has also been
promulgated, signed by King Victor Emmanuel,wam-
ing all Italians against taking part in, aiding, or
abettiug the revolutionary movement against Rome,
which is denounced as n crime against the laws of
Italy and Of nations. The PROCLAMATION concludes
with the threat that the Government Will not fail to
visit with rigorous punishment all persons found en-
gagged il illegal hostilites against the Papal auhor-
ties.
SALE OF CHURCH PROPERTY DENOUNCED BY
TIE POPE.
LONDON. Sept. CA dispatch from Rome states
that the Pope has publicly denounced the proposed
sales of the church lands IN Italy, and has declared
the deere Of the Italian Government 10 that effect
null and void.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.

Mr. Renter tries to shuttle OFF upon The Le-
ef yaId the responsibility OF fdlsehood about TIC re-
Isc NJ e Abyssinlan prisoners. The editor OF that
iournal now in London, protests against the mputatioh'
and pouts out that IN the first instance Mr. Reuter- pub
Ished the news as received direct from the British En-
hsv ot ConstanflDoplc. nany case the story is e'
Accordingly the preparations for the expedition acan
ors arc being brlskly carried on. rive thousand
aocs of Boxcr ammunition were received by the Admi-
r@it, agents in Liverpool on the .th ~ ta from Ool.
iI "rlcv were at once shipped on board the steamers
Mem aud Eneland witch went into the MersCy IN the
Itcnoon Tie other traslcts ihe 'I, I ~ n 20
icovc Tie Mcrscy by the l1h. Ten htstclaSs screw
Steamers OF an aggregate tWhagc OF Ooy' ana WIN =
., uo,rcr Of 900 horses have been chartered
~ ycriool for he Conveyance Qf uoos ana stores w
Jbe Cltf OF Manchester, Clly u DuDin Kangaroo queen