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i" YOUNG ITALY.

The Negotiations with Rome-Napoicon's
Opinion of Victor Emanueps speech Mar-
murs mt Conces sions 10 the Church.
letter from Rome dated December 10, says the first
conference having for It's object the conclusion OF an
arrangement between Italy and the Papal governments
the ecclesiastical question was held Yesterday me
Cardinal AntoneIl and Monsignor FrancnL Inc sup.
ject under discussion was that or the nomination o.
bishops the No decision was arrived A.
1t affirmed that the Pope has expressed great satis
faction at tho speech OF the King OF Italy at the opening
Rome was quiet, Notwithstanding the vexatious pro-
eeedings of the Papal police.
The National Committee OF Rome had issued procla-
mation TO the Romans after the departure OF the French
After copgrntuang the Romans that Italy was mistress
destiny, the com ttee beseech their Fellow.
c.izens to Indulge In idle manifestations, but AVAIL
pu iently and calmly for the hour Of their dclverance
The Dret.o Of Turin, publishes programme drawn
up by the opposition After criticsing the present ad
MIN srat,on its system and the general policy Of the
roy ernment declares itself IN favor OF the policy Of
peace, and indicates reforms which the opposon WI,
both and provinces the reduction OF the army
to 10 900 tho imposition Of tax on Italian rense ano
a radical reform in the system OF education . =
The Pope had addressed invitation TO the Catholic
bishops OF the world to assemble at Rome N June eeI
70 celebrate the martyrdom 81 Peter and fau anu so
canonization Of several martyrs -
The Nasiose OF Fornece sstes that the Emperor Ma
poeon has his 20 ~ ~ con-
catory policy announced in the speech from the throne
ut the opening OF the Italian Parliament
The ITALIA state that the Pope received Sgnor Toueho
In the most friendly manner, and hopes were enser
tanned that mission would be successful The paper
adds that IL cannot be otherwise, because II says the
Italian government have conceded all the points which
caused tho failure OF the vcgezzi mission. The dimnu-
ton OF clerical influence, urges the itad enables lay
20 accord 10 the Roman cura what she could not have
done whom the priests aud bishops occupied half civil
and half religious position In the Stale.
The chief points Of the Italian proposition are beaieves
| 70 10 rs follows
Florence 70 be declared the capital Of Italy.
The cardinals TO be created princes Of the kngdem.
| and their present salaries guaranteed -.
The inhabitants Of the Pontncia territory TO declare
By vote whether they will become italian subjects or re-
main under Jurisdiction OF the Pope and Rome 70 @
declared "a independent city under the absolute coproi
OF tho Pope. As qid pro quo the Pope 10 TO asknow
/ ledge victor Emanuel as King Of Italy, and 70 crown
i him as such at florence. f.t
II such treaty DO 10. II Is only 70 30 binding
| durpg tho pontihcate Of Pho Mono.
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been converted into den OF thevs and fortress Of
rebellion & ~ xxi 1M& W
shortly after saleIman Bey had taken up his posi-.
tions the Generals Ali Pasha Lmael Pasha marched
70 attack the monastery. and he 2lst the imperial
Commissioner took the command Of the whole force,
which amouuted 20 about 7, 100 men. The force
monastery consisted or 900 men, Composed OF Ottoman
infantry and artillery, Egyptin infantry Cretan
mounted volunteers. aud Albanian light Infantry
Before investing the place the Imperial Commissioners
offered amnesty 70 those within the walls on their
making their submission and layiE down their arms;
but condiug In the strength OF tie wallis the number
OF the garrison and the ample supply Of provisions and
ammunition, these offers ware rejected.
The assault Of the monastery wasimpeded BY tower
constructed 70 defend the approach the great building
heavy FIRE kept mp Jon the imperial troops. The
reduced TO ruins breac. opened In the
wall OF the monastery and stornhg party sprang for
ward 70 force an entrance into the pincipai court
minea The head OF tho attacking column was shaken
and fell back for q moment but q soon the fall
ing stones and smoke cleared AMY, the troops were
rallied BY the o1cers and rushed DSwnrd to complete
struggle rendered them masters Of the whole building
One Of the mines fortunately hurst Upward and expended
its force In the air Another burst inward and inflicted
severe loss on the rebels themselves
The attack lasted all day. From ave hundred TO six
hundred rebels FELL and the membes Of the insurgent
Assembly OF the province we'll the abbot Of the
monastery, among the kie. Forty-two insur-
gents were taken prisoners and nnty women and chill
dren were found in the magazines othe building The
imperial Commissioner sent tho women and children on
Of tho Greek bishop The Ottoman force lost fity
eight killed and one hundred and ftythreo wounded.
After passing the night at Arkad to imperial Commits
sioner removed his headquarters onhe following day to
Mesi.
Greek ship had been sunk BY he Turkish squadron
or Gambia. #tk3
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ATTEMPTED MURDER m MEwAag.

Desperate Burglar Shoots q Lady.
Tho citizens OF Newark, Now Jersey, yesterday
startled by tn report Of tho fact that tho wife Of Of
tho mos respectable cizens er that CITY Shot By
burglar The facts bs elected are a. fol-
lowsAt an carly hour yesterday morning the wife o.
Mr. Aaron Ward, living the Keasby estate, on the
hand pushing under her pillow and looking up she dis
covered man. apparently black standing over her ana
irving To two watches which were under tho pa.
low. She immediately raised borsel when the ranian
started Tor the door shc hastily followed him and de-
manded to know what h0 was dong therc. The dee.
pcrat follow az once saw the dilemma In which he
pIeocd, and without answering turned upon her and.
producing pistci, fred the ball entering hor body
sbout an inch rom tho heart, striking tho rbA h
then made grab for his hat, which no hal els In tue
hallway but IN his haste escape he took ono sons-
Ing 70 Me- Ward, leaving bis own elmo 70 bis dsscc-
ton Tho NOISE u1ao BY the discharge or the pipess
awakened tho womans husband, who slept In room %
tho othsr side OF tho hallway, opposite the Adys cham
Der; On. tns .om.n had escaped taking ~Mh him sws
Medical aid was Immediately summossd. wi.sas ths
wound wss found to DO - above 1tated Tho lady 10
still In prscsrious situation although hop0s aro enter
tanned Of her recovery Informess Of the Occurrences
was at once sent 70 police headQcstors and iho
able detsctives have bcen empjoyod TO WORK upF the
case Tho hat Of the burglar was also LETT q tho po,ice
station. Several hairs were found In IT, and being Aof
light texture and color, 10 thought thai tho would IN
murderer has hair Of that description Tho injured ady
Guild, and . negro. II ~ believed. however thaa the
man was disguised for the occasion tho hat and
hair found IN not those OF negro the store %
MI Ward On tho cornor or Broad and Court streets
generally believed that both dccis wero committed by
tho same rascal Tho aIar has great gloom bvcr
the community and the authorities have exprcsed oclp
DETERMINATION 70 dctccs tho author Of thu foul dced
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"a In very delicate state Of health He has resumed
his ocal duties but IL is asserted tina, his physicians
warn him to tax greater Of his health and espe
caly to restrict much possible the number Of per-
sonal interviews given by him.
The impression produced In Paris BY Victor EN-
manues speech the Italian Parliament, already gene
rally reported the HERALD is excellent and, with the
exception Of the Uramontane organs the press Is
anmous in It's appreciation Of the spirit Of answering
honesty Of purpose and Cancellation which Is expressed
in every OF this remarkable address The total
omission Of mention OF Prussia is much commented on,
the his Majesty alludes 70 the ties Of friend
ship and gratitude which unto Italy 70 France.
The sale Of the splendid stud OF the King OF Han
attracted purchasers from all parts OF Europe One
Of the Rothschds gave tremendous price for the Prince
Royals favorite chargerfor the purpose. Is said Of
restoring the horssto its former Several Of the
best horses bought for the Emperor Of the French
as well a. for the King OF Denmark.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~--->,~-
PRESIDENT JoHasuH's hclIcY.
~ho Executive Attitude Towards CS-,ures,
Mexico and the Alabama Ciaims.-

In PresdTcypm the London Times. Dec. 1871
signs that 10 tnhnsons Message there not wanting
face OF Coneras Conscious Of his powerlesness In the
ally the prnc,nlos mo that while maintaining person.
be content IN ~. ~hich lie Is the advocate no must
for his on mem ovesh.own, and TO sock field
the public rn ~ Me direction OF those pans OF
w." ol'c pohcy ~ which ne sn1;orify ~ b,s ro,.n,,y
s; @g's q w., ~ Ut, 7As falling NsTico sprs and Ike
rSorSr,,; = .c,onso may serve him s hss scheme Of
cun ~ ssyN MaH Dc peyorca Abandoned Il II moi AIM
back 4, sns' already the President Is disposed to IAN
moreT forns smalns 70 him Of power and TO make
ia lea oIegn policy a. the conduct OF domestic pnIcv
h ~ Tho We trust that tho desire Of rsss ming
any the harmony between Inc United sa ~ .as
may think But 70 DO him Justice, whatever Se
the rcpnbr which he has fought and os, aaa,ns
he intends majority One can hardly suppose lIat
when i has from It's purposes or q ro.,sI Il
without aud in tnlKusn mem Congress lcgislste
franchise on ,c have been passed coSierr,gg s ,a
are signs that thu noo OF the federal strict There
doncd and that ffsU' 81 the nnrnnn wif ~ abnn
negro sufage sr 10 Ys " having 'the South 10 admit
Wv" ssder the penslty Of having
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THE AUSTRIAN PROVINCES.

O"HStitSuonnI Dcbfc In Hungnry--Cron
Defines lycr Position.
In the Hungarian Die, during the debate upon the
aunress 70 Austria Counenycy spoke In defence OF tho
sovelnment Nc cxpretd The wish that compromsc
DC ELECTED, hs ppal object being 10 ttanquiizo
iiunEary, oy accepting lhe principle In her common
a a,n, would become Ac centre OF gravity or tho
dp., ana concluded bystatnv that the Emperor was
Inc Diet bad adjournedunt the new year
ne Crpatian Dict had agreed TO the proposals. con
sneu IN the draft OF the address, thu, the autonomy
anu separate administration Of Hungary Croatia end
Iansyvana ought " rean the Interchangeable basis or
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FRA NEE.
Dun PANS cuaaesPepexee.

Maximilian's Act Of ASdicatiou.
Pxis Dec. n, 1854
Le Temps states that has rsaso 10 believe that the
act Of abdcaton Of MAMMALIAN arrted In Paris and was
placed In the hands Of the Emperoson Monday last
Tho AoSaesw has not, yet givss any Information
on this point but II probably veg unimportant mat
in the eyes Of either bis Mesty that Of your
govsnment whether Maximlan Atdicates or not, IL
appears that Ill the negotiations for ne future Of Mexico
arc progressing without Maximilans being considered
ssln the nng'' 1t eli. 6
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russia.


II was stated al st. Petersburg that France and Russia
had concluded convenpn relative 10 the restoration OF
the chapels In the Glitch OF tho Holy SepuIchrc at
Jerusalem The FrencSAnd Russian representatives ia
Jerusalem demand that he houses built on tho terraces
y tho church snail DO piled down. r ~ -
saron Stegh'z, the Gtcrnor OF tho Bank OF Russia
nat been relieved OF his nnctions
:, ne G.t.i newspaper mich had received three warn
mGs hsd been suspended for two months. i
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EN- Ola h D.


Hopes or = Peaceful Ycar.
LONDON Jan. !, 1857
The London Tms in it, leading editorial this morning
predicts that the year will be one Of general peace
The revenue and trade returns Of Great Britain are
vsry satisfactory and indicate that MI Dsrae Chan
celor II he Exchequer. viii be able TO exhibit sur
plus revenue Of nearly Of 600 sterling.
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the constitution Of those provnces that Croatia under
no obligation send representatives TO the Hungarian
Diet and that she has right treat Independently
with the Emperor respecting the future constitutional
position.
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{ u R O P E..
The Eastern Question More
Serious.
Maximilian's Abdication Said to be In
NapOleon'S Hands.
~~~~~~~~>~-
Victor Emanuels Speech in
italy and France.
>~~~~>->~~~~~~--~>~~~~
President Johnson's Position Towards Con :
gross and the People.
BY TIE CABLE TO JANUARY L
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Turkey Likely to Assail Greece.
LONDON, jan !, 1851
The Paris Pcys declares that rupture between the
Sublime Porte and kingdom OF Greece is too likely
take place at any moment.
The London Herald the ministerial organ, commenting
on the probability Of such event. says England will
remain gidly neutral In the matter and adds that the
British government has already warned Greece Of tho
consequences
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The Abelitien Of Tonnage Dues ON American
Vessels.
t PARIS JAN /, 1857
The Nomaesr publishes telegram from the United
States which declares that French ships arc placed on
the same footing American vessels In which case the
komtsesr says that vessels bearing the American nag
Will be free OF all navigation dues In French porta
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIvxErooL, Jan. l, 1867
The steamships Hccia, from New York December 10,
and Moravau, from Portland December % have arrived
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ssrf tiin iGnrc;I, pr, = ~ sr,,,, ~
positively cures the worst Of piles Sent by os
receipt % ~ Circular: free Sold BY druggists: Yt,
Broadway. New YORK. Gl IA v -~'- =" H :.
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Bosros, ian. l. lsS7
The failure or Joseph A. voaze, u broker, a. Nd "a
state street. Is reported, and is stated that his 1i
ties amount 70 half o million. Hra43.fs -
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u Sriss%dSWEsS,s Hair sss Eyer ,srs
N - "FF.'e's. - -. -
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,,A.--nIcts,s Chrn'cat rcmedc Restores q rms
RUshToS, 10 Astcr HOUSE, and by all druggists n :
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Rhepmntissn, Neuralgia, Goat. Asti.Usr. -
Pqs.:iysly no cure no pay DE flri.ENs RifEtNxiio
kEMEDl purely Vegetable. New York agents, D1Inas
Harness Wells Helmboid Kitchen, coddingion, shsttsA.
Button. Freeman, drugssss. n :
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f'''''f L SSdsffsFif'slf 5EESssike MACHINES

Mnrriage nnd Cciibacy.--An Essny Of Warn.
ink anu psAsucuon lot Young mon Also Diseases ard
Oh relief Sent free q charge IN sealed letter enveI0bss
Philadelphia, Pa
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Tri R" ss f1T'cso So
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hers hs6s.i prsma&S sswins Nses.s VS. Brssdssn
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An prIxcs Cnshrd In Legal Lotteries. Ciscs-
Crrrrr prok.~ ia p-..sl
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Royal Havana l.0stcry.--rrtxcs Prsk In
gold Information furaiaed 1he hgkest RATES PAD fo
Doubioons and All kinda o. GOLD and silver -
M TAYLOR Co, Hankefs, 10 Wan street NJ
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H., Turkfsh Report Ottoman Assault ON the
~ nrcach-The Explosion and LOSSES.
me allowing ID tho substance Of the Turkish report
aatIns the taking OF the monastery Of Arksc: In the
psshak o. Rsttimo by Mustapha Pasha. tho imperial
commissioner In Crsse:--
The pachcasion OF the island 10 advancing In very
satisfactory way and many villages daily send deputa-
tons announcing the submission OF the Inhabitants and
their readiness 70 deliver up their arms 70 the imperial
authofities
The imperial commissioner having taken the neces-
sary for destroying the nsurgen bands that
still wander about destroying property and plundcring
the Christians who refused 70 rebel In the western part
Of the island transferred his headquarters 70 Rettlmo
AFTER remaining there two days TO complete the
arrangements for the capture OF tho monastery Of
Arkad, he sent forward suleiman Bcy, with body Of
troo 10 or the communication OF the garrison oil
Arkn6 with the other bodies OF rebels The monastery
OF Arad has heen for some time used A. storehouse
for provisions thd ammunition for the rebels, and In
stead Of being the hsbation Of prayer and piey, has
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Watches md Jcwrfr~
" oFxLi. pksuaIrTioSr. sx3
NTERLlNG st1vfE MAry 1890
For sale By GEO. q. ALIEN, as Brssf~s.
MA s,ne door below Censl ssrSeA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-28
MINNESOTA STAATSZElTUNG

Our 0efdlligen BeodtunQ q!
Der asebrte 9eler fineet IL III etsr beuttz
gen Nummer ten Nafara elmer &ti5s
opu NufidBea aug BET 0eper oes 6errr
u. 0retben, Muoitor bon 6ennepin
GouuIY, we!de eosu eieurn fouen> Mtg
Iiae &santn'R Cher Die 2ancesaefeBe in
a'e6eren 8retlen ju ,ocrnitte|n. @o0
cts|sr 3med euei6t nerpsn, 70 1T %,
aQem n1th'a. cob jeoef> Der eie DidNsz
fstt Der &iuiiht in BE &:d,eein,ta:uuz
gen peeQanose, in cera er lstet AZ (ddBsn
ws;b, oe1 ,Ud'iacH W;b<it rs8 6.rn
@retben ne e%etubrenea Wufme fam
;urenos. Dts|slse 1T III vstftdall,des unr
oniprsGencer Wei(e 9efdrtsben uno foa
in t5r Niecerasleete 1T RAG Rt(ulta,
arlnolihcn 5tuciums unp lancer procst=
fiber @rfabrung.
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WaGien raB fe obne :3meifel nod nit
ne71clbrn Nfften .fprtbeHebcn miirhrn.

madiem ta6 fie obne 3meifel nod nit
renlelben &e6ten %fortbeRebcn tpireen,
ncnn {el6lt pie @ereinieten S%taaten@onz
~1itution 9efirst mercen lollte., 2esteres
erldeiut mipcrum unmH9ltd, 70 lan9e nas
Gplf in Ben %cinSelnen Iomns rie Madt
unc Tretbeit :9en;ebt ME bt6bsr.
Die etn,isc Dtrecte oper etjplute De-
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wiNe pasu erpdblte 8eamteu re9iert>
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tsrc ftin,men muir iber RE Yeyipaen at>
welGe Die &e9terun9S9ewalt onf cine te<
tim1nte 3eit bisr %iibernebmen ipQen.
Man f6nnte paber bic Stdptc> &reiie
(@ountte5) nnp Stoaten cine tnoirecte,
qualifcirte Dennofratie, oper wie pieNmez
rifaner ea ouSpriife1t> representative
democracy" nennen. Der 2anrmonn
1T ful9li6 mebr Gelbfberri1er iibt AUDI
mebr SUPERINTENDENT Direct aus ais
her Stdptcr. offerings If AUDI per
llnterldieo ;wilden oirectcr uno inpirecter
Democratic Deer Gplf5berr(doft III Der
Sr9anil atirn rcr Gpwnibip6 int @e9cr1z
iabe ;u Counties IL. . ~. ui9t bis gu ben
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ger 1T fol9li@ mebr Direct interelirt in
ieiner eiacnen Ippn. &e9ierunA alS in
Der ce8 Gtaates.
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Sttum ater9 Sprt11rttt. -
Der Sttlwoter Melle,ser sdblt in ber
Drummer pom 11ten bteles bic mdbrenp
pes lesten Sabres in @tiQwater pplence<
ten Neuhauten ouf. uno 19eint es oa>1ad
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fallen Stdet.
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3eu3tuS Il. 9ande,
mattbfa@ @oli.
DeatIderi
ommi1Nipno~@Qncle

mebi. q eite nnb ariinen 6riihten, ae
NepfeI. Granger, G%itronen .e.
Co. Daaren werben tn Der @tatt TINS Saus, fur'a
2anp an Bspt pber Gtleutabn ~seltefert.
aarenla8er: Sibles Stra6e, twtf&en 8. Strust
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-28

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