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n. o.g5,r! -. i4lH .RoCKLAND,i May 8, 1867.
pear Sir: 1t am under Obligations to any one it
Twelve years have suffered from heart disease and
Ior tne last three years. every night almost had an
ATTACK that would not permit to lie down for fear
iast one. It would be unjust ii did not mention
ona1 my husband procured medical aid wherever he
could az OF which, however, was most success sfulIy
ne mad the privilege of securing your services tor
without them could not have lived up to this time
tons, HANN.mp S, 1,s =
To DR.. j. Livor. i5l T-,''-- -
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International Steamship Co.
w PASSPORT, Calais st. John,
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. --
TH Rec TRIPS PEK WEEK.

f1EA On and after Monday, July LIST, the
7f44S Steamers OF this line will leave Rail-
s@Ss!saroad Wharf, foot of State street,every
s.Szzxzz.1sMONDAY,W WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at o'clock p NJ Tor Passport and ST Iohn
same days. 1850 'Poa' VI 'no
Connecting at Eastport with the Steau.r pa,,s
brown for st. Andrews, Robbinston and Calais win
Tue New brunswick and Canada Railway, Ter Wood
stock and Houlton stations. "oo"
connecting at St. John with the Steamer En-
press ior Windsor, Dgby and Halifax, and with Il.
q N, a. Railway for Shetliac, and with steamer for
~ Freight received on days OF sailing uni oclk.
NJ O. @. EATON,
Je19uu Agent.
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REAL EST ATE.
.Genteel Residence for Sale in Cor

Cine q the Fiaest Residences
A ESN@0 IL fsorham,
Ss.@,.Aa Il Now occupied by Major Mann Of
e1Fii5Su5AI icred for sale The house is two
Est'stt4s 80 storie-. thoroughly finished inside
ana QUE aaa n sl, rh IS Unsurpassed in that
beautiful vi!ia!e--Ihc lot Is large, upon which is
spring Of excellent water is handy to the door, and
large cistern in cellar Ii also has fine stable. This
excellent property wall commend itself 10 any man
who sin want ola pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland
For further particulars enquire Of W, H. Jerris, Re-
Preble House. '". jyS0dtf
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-, n. =, ItUChIAND, MO-, MAY z, 1867.
Dea pr 1T IS my duty TO humanity to make 1t
Who knew my suferings tlespaired thereof. Among
Inc very many that have suffered as did from cancer
OF the breast and who have died from the treatment
such diseases usually receive at the hands OF physic
ans generally many indeed might be alive To-day.
coula tney nave had the privilege of your skillful
treatment: Furthermore, owe it TO Won to state
that shall ever consider myself under the greatest
obhgations for your kindness In attending NV ease
tnongh was not able to pay You your fdll fee, and
shall ever pray for your welfare. -
With the greatest regard for you I remain yours S.c
HENRIETTA DRINKWATER
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
last is now complete and the earnings of the Union
Pacific on the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were $4,000. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses, will much more
than pay the interest on the CoInpany's bonds and
the through business the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
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= .l,-s = ,1i-- Neso Yo,te, A prii Do, 1867
DEAR SIR:-Your mode oft eatncnt is wonderful
A lew. OF your Homeopathic Powders have raised me
nom my he'd, to which was confined since several
months from rheumatism. st.Ist frr{
hope shall never he thus afflicted again. If I
Should know where to go for help. Twas IN bart d
waiting ior Mrs, Chapman to inclose note to YOU
tesy1ns to the benefit and good results OF the med,
your family. M 81 - '9'' ="
must say, before close, that your mode in adj
minlstering Homeopathic medicines 10 the MANY ills
mesh IS heir to, has proved not only benefit but
perfect cure to the very many. Ali well.
Respectfully yours, &C.. {.
,e'afgie .AfW Ito. ID. CHAPMAN
Z, i 24O East 18th Street, New Fork.
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A. q. Wallace, Esq, Manchester, N. HI.
DIR. j. w. PoLAND-Dear Sir:-I very cheerfully
give my testimony in favor OF your Humor Doctor as
an excellent remedy for -humOrs. Ny numerous ae-
quaintances il Manchester know how severely was
afflicted with Boils and they know how perfectly
good my health is at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me- Please refer to me for particulars in my
case. .I01 f' A D. WALLACE
Manchester, N. H., June II, 1856.
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w. F. Phillips & Co.,
General Agents for the State

p '''' RETAIL AGENTS
w. W. Whpple, II. II. Hay, L. G. ellison, Cros-
man, q 20; Edw Mason. A. q. Schotterbeck & Co.,
Rollins q Gilkey, d. IL. Lunt & Co.. +. Sweetser I'll
L. Cummings & Co., M. L. Whittier.
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RoCKLAND, Me-, March :

.ur.- RoCKLAND, Me-, March 90 1857 i9
. Df. Ltp0r;- For the good of suffering humanity
am ANXIOUS to make it known that have been cured
81 catarrh, OF many years standing, under your
treatment Yours, &c. SILAs KALLocH.
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MEDICAL.

Eryslpeias, Neuhc nasn ,Snlt Rheum ,ScrOE-
ula, Carbuncles, Rolls and Piles
1t very easy to say of this, any other medicine
at is the very best Remedy known. 1t is not
always so easy to prove it. It's however, exceeding
ly gratifying to the Proprietor Of this medicine, that
while he declares to the public that this Is most
wonderful and effective specific for Hmnors, as stated
above he has abundant proof at hand to sustain his
statement.
For sixteen years the HUMoR DOCTOR has been
manufactured and Sold and every year has increased
the value OF its reputation, and the amount OF its
safes In New Hampshire, where it originated, no
remedy for humors Is so highly priced An eminent
physician (now an army surgeon) when practeing in
New Hampshire, purchased between fifty and sixty
gallons OF IT. during SEINE seven eight years, and
usedt in his practice He has since then ordered it
for the hospital where he Stationed Other ply
sicans have purchased it, and have used il in practice
with great success. When the proprietor lived in
New Hampshire, at Goffstown Centre. for the space
OF thirty or forty miles around, and in Manchester
particularly the Humor Doctor was well known and
hghiy valued for the numerous and wonderful cures
which It effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities. the supply was frequently exhausted and
purchasers had to wait for to be made In that
Iegion some very severe cases OF Erysipelas wero
or bunees those ugly, painful ulcers were entire
iy removed wherever this medicine was faithfully
used. 80 II was with SerOfula and Salt Rheum. TIE
Hmmor Doctor cured them, WV
For the sake of showing what il tloupl,t of IN n
few testimonials are here inserted: I" ~ ~ :
Milton Gnie, Esq, Boston.
hereby certify that l sorely afflicted with
Bois for two years, developing themselves upon my
limbs and other parts of my body. The suferings
which endured from them are Understandable. Suf-
flee 1t to that Faithfully tried several of tho most
popular humor remedies, but without removing the
addiction. At length by the earnest request of an
intimate friend, Il was induced to Try DIR. j. W. Po-
lands Humor Doctor, and am very happy to attest
that all my Boils were removed and my health was
restored by using DR.. Polands aforesaid medicine;
Boston, January IL, 1856.
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| p f2Ih9 II For Sale. t,- a.,
sksIlE fine lot OF Land Spring, neal High street
u known as the Boyd lot, containing about 10, 900
feet; also about 500 600 Brick and 200 perch OF Stone
Said lot viii be sold with or without tie material.
For further particulars enquire Of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. mch1idtf
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~ RoCKLAND, May 4, 1867.
~ Livor:-l congratulate You upon the success
you nad III treating me for cough, from which SUIT
IGIed gay and night for years. must confess that
the resistance so successfully to all previous
medlcal treatment was of avail against your well
chosen remedies. With four little powders Won crred
my cough and relieved me of my night sweals
PSI a5 Yours, &C., Mrs. E. A. MERROw Pc
al 'iii DiIf rllsat l Grace street
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CANTON 20 the Public.
Have Coincidence.

All who have committed an excess OF any kind
whether tbe the solitary vice of YOUTH or the sting
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in aturer years
- SEEK FOR An ANTTDoTE IN SEASON.
Inc Pains and Aches, and Lasstude and Neryou.
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON,
q % dre the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait for the consummation that is sure tn fol
100 low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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Land on commercial street t,

EIt1lIsG,
FEIHE subscriber is DESTROYS OF improving his lots
A ON Commercial street, ami will lease part or
the whole for q term OF wears. lld
Or he will erect buildings suitable for manaiactur-
ing or other PURPOSES If desired.
Proposals will be received by L. L. UPHAM, or
the subscriber. -,
N. p. RICHARDSON.
May Goth. may31dH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-28

Fat and rampant loug-horn- supply the place "f
the native population, who have mingled their
duet with their own native island, with no his
torictl records, and but few faint, twilight ira
ditiOus behind them-not Ike the intellectual
Greeks where
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-28

Review of KauaI and NiIhau-No. Y.

COOKS H,REoR, NIInAu. November, 1867.
Beneath the surface soil, the formation of the
plain Of NawiIiwili, is identically that Of the
bed Of the surrounding ocean, before the present
superincunlbent coral was formed. IL is n great
wave Of eIevation-a plain between two noun
tain ridges sections of distinct volcanic action,
and Of nearly the same geological age. The plain
which forms the basin between them, was pushed
up laterally with their upheaval, AMI became the
depository Of the drift and detritus, worn and
carried by the floods from each. Imagination,
not calculation, must approximate their ages
Extinct for countless centuries, with marks of
any recent eruption, the current of volcanic
ton has apparently left Kauai and Niihau for
ever, and has extended in Its uniform channel,
from northwest to southeast, and IL now exhaust
ing its force in KiIauea and Nlauna Loa, probably
to break forth fresh again further southeast The
line Of this volcanic action il parallel with the
Pacific coast, the Coast Range, the Sierra Nevada
and the great chain Of the COrdilleras-the Rocky
Mountains These Islands will constitute the
eastern rim Of continent in the pro-
cess Of formation in the Central and South Pacific
Ocean. They arc the Himalayas Of an incipi-
ent continent.
The Waiua valley proper, is but depression
in the plain of Nawiliwili-a deep chasm from
where the torrents pour down their mountain
gorges to the sea. The low marshy valley imme-
diately beyond the crossing of the Wailua, is
land but recently closed from the ocean by a
dyke of beach sand, abraded coral and shells
formed by the northeast trade winds. Ii is rich
alluviou, easily reclaimed, and from the many
foundations Of ruined buildings along Its borders,
it was formerly in cultivation and the neighbor-
hood densely inhabited.
Have you ever been to Wailua falls? If you
have not. you should visit them and behold that
which il not all n dream of the 80 Ambrosial
God" but n reality Of the beautiful and enchnnt-
ing The upper fall, particularly, is n scene Of
the widest grandeur but they have been 80 often
described, will not endeayOr To- paint
them. But when you do visit the falls, do not
fail To go 10 the mansion and garden, which owe
their origin to the enterprise of Thomas Brown,
Esq, where you will find the fora Of every climate
from the equator to the poles thus exhibiting the
great resources Of the soil and climate Of Kauai
for any production
The romantic and picturesque valley Of Kealia
il next in order to Waiua. Dashing down from
deep wooded mountains, through Its wild, emer-
aid glens, the stream winds clear and bright
through once highly cultivated little valley to
the sea- Now all is silent and sad-a weird
ehurch-yard air hangs over il, and it only want
the dropping willows to weep around it in place
Of the dead koa, to make the picture complete
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Plymouth Collection.

IN HAND AND FOR SALE. THE PLY
~ mouth Collection Of Hymns and Tuaes ,.
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THE PAC1FIC

IT Business Cards when prepaid for gear allowed
= these which Tor transient A'ssse
mel ~ paid charged quarterly.
II residing Eastern United States can
nay their enclosing rseaeacks TOR such amount
they pay and their cards viii be inserted AZ per
table, for the time paid fpr-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-28
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.

The following Express regularly and gensr
sIv in advance OF the mails They forwarded
all pOstoges paid, at the annexed terms
Weekly Bulletin - per annum
Sacramento Cnlon,
San Francisco Weekly Times
n agent in San Francisco, 10
papers, which often
board under SAIL without regard
pense enabling subscribers obtain their
promptly than in any other way - . -
sos H. NJ WHITNEY,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02
1866.

RATS eer'w BIRDS. Whoever engages
IN shooting small birdie is cruel man who
ever aius IN cxtermnnting raj, il q benefso-
."r "e hhouid liko somo one to give IN
tho benefit of their experience in driy;ns,
out these pests We need something be.
sides dogs, catR, and traps ror this business.
--iScitntfc american. ~ J..
Dea, Sec "CQsrAn'p" ADVERT tiscmcat above.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEpERS.-
should reoollect TINT hundreds of dollnr
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &c., arc NO
nnhlly destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, ar,
other insects and vermn- all Of which O
he prevented by n few dollars worth
"CosrARs' Rat, Roach. Ant, &c., Ext
minntor, bought and used freely.
nfG4- 500 "CosrAR's" o lycrtiscmcnt abo,
1e1- Sold
DSa. BY
All Druggists and Dealers everywhere
the South
BARNES, WARD g. CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
iuno b'G6-.lyr
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1866.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERNIINATOR.j IA
simple, snto and surc-illo most pericot
hAT- T-ihc"tion meeting wo havo ever attend
e'' Every Kat that can get il, properly
ihePnfca VIII cat 1t, and every ono that
S~"'a ~ u VIII di", generally nj somo place
distant MS possible from were it was taken.
LAKE Shote, Mich Mirror.
ScD" 500 "CoerAn's" advertisement abovs
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS Farmer.
G"z"ne (Englsh) asserts and proves by fir.
urcs that one pair Of RATS will have pro-
gcny and deccndants no less ,hnn 65l .O5O
~ three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
SuiHn mors food tkan would sustain $4,000
human beings.
Beg. 500 "CoSrAn's" advertise :,ent ahov,
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with yorm,n
meed DC 80 no longer, if they use "CosTAp's"
Extcrminator Wchaycuscd it to our sntis-
iact!on; ard if n box cost SO, we would haye
H. we hnvo tried poisons, but they effected
no'hl,s but "Coslar's" article knocks tho
orca,h out Of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
nhu Dea Bugs. quicker than We can write it
l' IS IN great demand all over tho country
Ohio, GuzcUt.
Esl. SEQ &c osTAn's" "ndvertiscment above
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R.UL,E TO PLEAD,
Aiu' rarc. S!.nw,
~. A..k .,uurt
curc.us Tclder,

! KEE%AS Tho Plaintiff did on tho Ia,
" day oc August, a. y. 1866, file he,
Declarations against the Defendant, who tas
i - said 10 absent from and without Tic
.!fo:;a q, ,h:a &te:e, having neither wife no,
attorney known wi'h:n The SANE, urCn
Ihom copy ,a;Gh; - served
It is ihoreiprc ori1rp,,, t!;L the Defend
ont do appear and plead TO this Declaration
On Or before The lF'h day Of August, a Dt
.EcF. cth"rT:ce Hn&. end Mhso'r'c .inigrncn.
VIII 'hcn ho r'vNn anu EwHrdco ,nr The
Plaintiff, against L.nl
$. CLNWNrY, c. c. =.
Clerks OHicc, Fairfield District,
August l1th, 1876.
AS - <l"3mlY
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1866,

a VOICE FROM TIE FAR WEST.
Speaking of "CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant
&c, observation-disclosures grain and pro
visions arc destroyed annually in drsr
County by vcrmn, than would pay for ton
OF THIS Rat and Insect Killer. r.---Lancn,t-r
MS. HtrnM.
Etn. See "CosrAn's" advertisement aboyc
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Gable News,

Lonnov, Dec. l6.--Thc Queen sub
scribod sE200 for the relief Of the suf-
forers by the collicry explosions.
No more Fenian arrests had been
male, and the alarm was rapidly sub
siding.
The United States had brought an
action in France against Mr.. Arman,
Cor tho restitution of 2,2S0,0O0 francs
which it claims as tho prices paid by
Confederate agents for ships Of war.
The French police had seized pro-
clamation, said to eininatc from Gen.
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Va } Attachment,
Ino. Adgcr.
WTHEREAS, !hc Plaintiff did on
w the S0th day Of March, y. y. 1866
file his declaration against the Defend mt,
who (as it is saia) is absent from ana with.
o%l tEe links OF this State, aid has neither
wife no attorney Gnown wAhin the same,
upon whom cory Of the said declaration
might be served:
It's therefore Ordered tha, the sail De-.
!Gn''aa: do appear and plead to the said dc
ciara'ion on or before thc3lst day OF March.
\. d. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then lc gwen and awarded
or the Plaintiff against him.
S. i. CL0WNEY, c. G. p.
clcr&'s CMnc. !
irE cid District.
Famnrch %l'G6- lc3nriy
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Ttan Ct.saripSyon Daily News.


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wu!rntnrnlly look to Ike interest Of
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not be wanting in the proper amount Of do.
ro'ion and respect for the General Govern.
mcnt. Every effort shall bo made to make
lhc DifAl -NEHrSa first class newspaper,
and in every way worthy Of the patronage
Of the rWhlc.
Our terms, for tho present, will he at the
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ProtriCtors,
No l8 IIayno 81. Charleston, 8. G..
oct 2f65
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N/HEEEAS TIE Plaintiff did on The 18Th
w dry of November, a. d. 1866 file
his declaration against The Defendant who,
las II is said) is absent from and without
the limits of,ttis State and has neither wife
nor auornHy Anown within The same upon
whom coy of the said declaration might
be.served
1T is therefore ordered that the said Dc.
fendant do appear and plead to The said
declaration on or before the 14lh day of No.
vcmber, a. D. 1907, otherwise final and ab.
soluie judgment will then be given and
awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
s. Is. CL0WNHY, G. G..p.
Clerk's Q Gice, Fairfield District
,l3sh y ovtnber 1865 nov lk3mly
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New Work Nuily News.

NATLY md Weekly. The Ntw York
~ Werk'y Nens, grent family news.
paper Benjamin wood Proprielor--.hc
largest. bcs, hu1 cheapest paper published
iu Now York Singio copies, s cents one
copy one year 81; three copcs one year.
80 81; five c3p;ra cac year, SO 75 ten
copies ons year, Sly ana nn extra oory
70 any club 0. ton. wcniy ono copies ono
year, $50: 'hc Esthiv RtVs s ayI. TO clcr
gymcm e. g 60.
NEW YonX DA!LY NEWS TO mail sub.
hcrbers, $40 per nnnnm; six months. SIS ;
payments invariably in advance Specimen
copies OF Laily aud Weekly News sent free.
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Daily News Building,
No. "a, City Ilall Square. N. Y. City:
oc, 24'65
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PULE. TO PIE: AD.
The State OF South e'ar0iiMn,
EAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Is THE CoHMoS SiLnAa


S. 4 Boy ylston, ExtrS,
va. Attachment.
John Adgcr.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff dia on tho cd
~ day Of May, a. D. 1856, file Il Dccl-
ration against tho Defendant, VINO ms it is
snid) is absent from, md wi,hou, tho limits
OF this state. and has neither wife nor at.
iorncy, known within the same npon whom
a copy Of the said declaration may hc scrv
cd.
1t Is therefore ordered that tho said De
den9"n, do appear aud plead to he eaid do.
cIaration on Or before tho Gath day Of May.
a. ID. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will then he given nnd awlrdcd
for tho Plainlin against him.
S. Is. CLOWNEY, G. c. p.
Clerks Office,
Fairfield District, May 23d, 1865.
may 2G'GGl cGmly
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Lato rc2oign Il. IS.

At q banquet given by citizens Of
CoWcs, last evening, the hall WAS pro-
fnsely decorated with British and
United States flags, and pictures Of
contonling yachts, while the walls
were hung round with friendly MOS
toes. Mt John Simon, NJ. p, prcsid-
cd at tho entertainment.
Details oi the oXplosioa 1T Oa..'$
Collicry, New Barncsly, show that
3 is deaths had occurrci--six havin.!
died out Of eighteen rescued. a see
ond explosion caused twcnty eight
deaths most Of tic latter being min
ing engineers and forcmcn Of the
neighboring col!ieries. Two more OK
ploSions followed The sam, DAY, and,
the search was ,hea suspended. An.
other explosion had occurred near
New Castle, Statlordshirc, resulting in
the loss Of scvcnty-four lives.
The mission fGcn. FURRY, to Flo
renee, refers solely to Tho Roman
question. All idea Of the Pope lcav-
W5 Rome has been abandoned
The proposal by Austria for nego-
tionS lbl CoulllCiclul lCiul lt1lS uclWcCn
that Government and the Xollvcrin,
had received favorable response
from Prussia, and Vienna is suggested
as the place to hold them.
A Constantinoplc telegram states
chat the Frcnch sQraleo0 loS byeu NUt
at the service OF I'uaEaY jalcuar r,ho
blockade Of Gambia moro oii'u3,iyc.
The Vienna Ayc@5c says thc rupture
of relations between Greece and
Turkey is inevitable. There IS nYla.
agitation in the Ionion talauGs, and
disturbances are rcptco0 in Copha}o,
mia and Bulgaria. Thca2 provinces
arc moving towards revelation to
sever from TurEey.
On the 18th Of Noyombrr there was
a fire at Hong Kong, destroying two
hundred houses. Insurance only par
.tial.