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s- MARRIAGE AND CE -lBACY, AND The
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI OO.-An Essay tor
Young Men on tho czirno o. solitude. AID the Physic-
loricL Lrrors, buses and Diseases which create in
ocdlncnts to MARRIAGE. with sure MONS OF Reue,
Sent il scaled letter envelopes. free o: charge.
Adlress Dr.. J. SK1LLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
ssptembar 2a smos
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

%ADMINls TRAITORS NOTICE.-AtL PER-
sNNS indebted to tho Estate cf the a,o BEcKMAN Mo
GALL Auc ioneer. Of chrr.es on deceased, aro called
upon to mako payment to tho Undersigned. and those
having claims on the said Is 10 p,ssent tho proper
" atosted, to WILLIAM G BENSON,
November 81 thse Administrator.
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NsLOW,S souTHING SYRUP FOR

sTMRS. WIN SLOWS SoUTHING SYRUP FOR
Children cethng greatly facilitates tho process Of teeth
ing, BY sor:oning the gums, reducing al Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action and SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. notb.
ers, it will give rc to yourselves aud RELIEF AMI
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up aud sold this aco for years, and CAP
say In confidence and truth OF It wha. have
been abe say OF any other nedcineNever has it fail
ed Ia single instance to effect cure when mey used
Never did we know instance OF dissausiac ion by any
who used It On the cout airy. all delighted with
It's operation, and speak in terms Of commendaon OF Its
masca effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years OF cricnce, and pledge reputation for the
uflluont OF what VIC herr declare In almost every In
stance where the Infant Is suffering from pain and cI
hauson relief VIII bo found in atteen twenty minutes
alter the syrup is administered
Full directions for using vii! accompany each bottle.
Be suro and call ior
"aIRS. WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
aavins tho fd: sin,iLe OF CURTIS PEnKISs on tb.
outside wrapper. All others arc base iuita ions.
Sod by Drusg sts throughout the wo.ll Price only
s. cents per bottle.
oces-No. 215 Fulton street, New York; No 2o5 High
Holborn London England; Nc tAl st. aul street. Mon
treal. Canada, DoWIE Il NOISE, Agents,
Au,ust27 tuths6mo Charleston. S. C.
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or rHE SCHOONER DAVID F. KEELING Is
This Day discharging oargoa Brown ,sscuth Wharf
Goods remh ing tho wlrfa. sunset will be stored
OF owners' risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
November 81 Cor s;gnces.
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Our Eu.opoan Dispatch hes

tBy AtLANr1c TELEGRARH.l
Loypoa No ju,bsr 19.-rhe limo .ises Ma
pcieon's speech as the most liberal, peaceful ane
sensible address delivered By the Second Emperor
LIVERPOOL, November 19-Noon.-ootton dul
and declined 1-16; Uplands 81; Orleans st. salet
5000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
LONDON, Novsmb.r 19-Eveniug.-oonsols 1915
Eive-twenties II. $3.50
LIVERPOOL, November 19--Evening.--Cottor
closed dull; U>laais 81; o;lolns 81. Sales sOOl
balas. Manchester advoos unfavcrable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTIONS IN THE STATE.


ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 20 THE CHARLESTON DAILY
NEws.l
Kershaw District.
CAMDEN, November 2O-6 P, M.-The total vote
at this place is nine hundred and sixteen blacks
and five whites, al Z r Convention. No disturb
anoe whatever. Every thing que. as usual.
Rarnweu District.
BAsSwuL, c. H, November 19-6 P. M-Elec-
tons went off quietly; four hundred and ninety
woes were poled, all blacks. and all for Con-
vention.
AIKEN, November 20-P. M.--The vote to-day
has been very light, only forty one votes were cast
all black, and ioc Convention. No sign ofriot or
disorder. Yesterday the vote for Convention .sas
whites and blacks 236.
JoHNsoxs T. O., November 20.-P. M.-For Con-
vention, 12 blacks and l white. Nothing stirring.
WINDSOR November 20.-P. M.-The Convention
vote is blacks 16 and whites 0.
ColIeton District
suMmEzv11Ig, November 2O-6 P. M.-Ths vo-
ting to-day showed the following rsult: Bla ks 10,
and whites none. Everything perfectly quiet and
calm.
Berkeley Distri {.
suarxERv111E, November 20-6 P. M.-The vote
for the two days ia 74S, all for Convention There
was no disturbance whatever.
Raenlan nd District.
COLUMBIA, November 20-A. Molly 6s5 votes
we're polled yesterday, OF which two were white;
all for Convention. City is quiet and little inter-
est is taken in this Convention matter.
Chester District.
CHssrEa, November 2o-6P P. M.--The vote for
Convention is 200 S.cks and 81 whites. Ninety
votes wero cast against Convention. AL quiet to-
day and yesterday.
Marion District.
MARION, November 2O-A. MA large number
Of negroes voted yesterday, but no white votes
WOW F' Edgefield District.
HAmpuaa, November 2o-A. M.-The total vote
so far is sos ali in favor Of Convention. At Bach
Island 9O5 votes we're polled, at Cherokee Pol ids
14s and at Granl'evile II. No disturbance.
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,,.., North Carolina elections.

WILMINGTON, November 2o.-Evoning.--Ine
elections hays closed. There was no disturbance
and no arrest was made during the day. Inc
blacks poled their iu1 strength, not one black
Known to have voted the Conservative ti;Ket' very
few Of the white Radicals in tho city have Voteo'
In the wards counted, the vote is ~ roIows' sec
ond-Rsdical ticket 2s9. Conservative 12e; hfa-
Radical 25l, Conservative lis; FOurth-Eadical
asa, Conservative 156. Total registered vote u
this city: Whites s05, and blacks 1858. This
County probably gives 1900 Radical majority
Whitevile, Cerro 'Gordo and Columbus County
will give Conservative majorities.
RAIE1oz, November 2o.-The election went on
very orderly to-day; again the whites voted heav-
II, nearly UNANIMOUSLY, the Conservative ticket.
Ssany voted against the Convention, but over SUI
ubites who wore registered failed to v7te ut all.
Abons 1000 votes were cast to-lav, making 1000 for
three ds7s. The ballots are not yet counted, and
tbe result still unknown but it is thought the ne
1roes have carried tae city By $50 majority.
cH.RLorrs, NoTer,ter 2o.-About 700 votes wore
BOILED in this city yesterday, principally negroes
rom the country; but taS whites voted. The ne
sroes, With ouy few exceptions, voted sohdly the
Radical ticke
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Affairs In Virginia.

R1ozxoxo, November 2o-The conservative
solored men hold o meeting tomorrow night to
express their "utter abhorreace of such ire
brands and inoendsries as Lewis, Lindsey, AMI
others
seven distillsrses around the city have been
Closed on o count Of not being prontable'
Reports to the Military Commissioner show ehat
one hundred colored men in this olty were dis
charged for voting the Radical ticket. Two hum
6red more were reported as being discharged for
the sare cause, but the employers soy that they
had no work for them. In many cases the color
ed men reported who had been discharged before
the election.
There was prizs agh. to-day at the Coates
nuur Petersburg, between Bigley md Macoueen.
The latter was whipped on the fourth round.
oSmpary Of United States troors reached the
.ro, nd whila tho crowd was dispersins, and a.
rsrtsd the principals and four citizens.
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EuR LIVERPOOL

FUR LIVERPOOL.
rr THE BRITISH SHIP CHARLESTON, "
$ssl Morley Master. is now ready to load for the
IS11SS above port.
'<s09-. For Freight engagements. apply to
November 20 ROBERT AlIIRk & co.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 20 THE CHARLESTON DAILY
NEws.l
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VESSELS WANTED.

ALSO,
For Northern and Eastern ports. Good n es given.
RISLEY & CREIGTOE,
shipping and Commiss on Merchants.
November Is limo No.. 141 aud las Eas. bay.
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THE EUROPEAN MAILS.
INTERFs ING DETAILS IN REGARD TO THF
ROMAN QUESTION.

Our foreign advices by mail are to the 9th il
slant. We subjoin some extracts from the latest
English papers:
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BRIG JOSIE E. DEvEREAU1. CLARK
SaSh Master, having the heavy portion oil her rao
EExS engaged, will take BALANCE in Cotton or Naval
3S@S- Stores, and sail wi b dispatch.
For Freight engagements apply to
STREET, BROTHERS CO.
Noynrnher Ii
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FRANCE.

RRPORTED ASSASSINATION OF TIE KING OF ITALY,
All Paris was alarmed on the night of the 18th by
report that the King Of Italy had been assassnated.
The Emperor sent TO the Prefecture ball which going
ON n the time special contradictng the report
II was afeTWad current the BOurse, but Of course
was "a mere canard. absolutely without foundation
MR.. GLADSTONE IN PARIS.
Ny Gladstone with his family arrived in Paris the
2h from Florence. On the 2jth the distinguished states
man dned with the Political Economy Society," upon the
invitation of NJ l.. WOlOwsd, one Of It's most eminent
members. Mr. Gladstone 10 leave PARIS FOR London
the 2Sth -. - -.
There is general feeling in Paris that NJ Foulds re.
tremrt from office means return to financial e1trdVd-
gance end warlike expenditure.
The OorDs LeQsdf IL 10 meet on the 18th OF February
The Eeiddrd Of the Path states that the sultan Of Turkey
is disposed 10 accord the Cretans autonomous admins
tEstiOn. - =, -,
Imperial DEGREES have been issued appointing NJ Fcrdi-
Dand BarrOt dignity of Grand Referendary OF the
Senate and NM. Chalk dEstAnge, Queitin Bauchart,
and the Marquis de Isle de sy 20 the rank Of Senators
NJ Chalk dEstAnge Is also appointed Secretary ~ the
senate. -. =. -,
on the 94th OF January Mdlle Ceyaler, daughter Of
the great political economist NJ Michel CheVaeT, mar
red M II PLAY sou Of the PTivy Councillor and Imperial
missioner Of the Exhibition His ExceDeDcy NJ. Rol-
her signed the contract. All the political celebrities OF
fhe day were present In compliment TO the brides dis
tingushed father.
The Efcqyd Of the 2jtb OF January states that The in
pec that Bceinm Switzerland and the Netherlands
have Opened negotiation for the conclusion of Customs
Union - pure invention. .".... .....
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TURKEY.

IMPORTANT INTTIIIGESCF-TTHhE PREPARING FOR WAX
THE CRETtN INSTRUCTION STILL UGoRouS-THE
PORTE OFFENDED WITH THE UNITED STATES MINISTER
The following adviccs of very recent date nave
been received at the Tribune Bureau London from our
Special Correspondent at Consantnople Very extensive
preparations are being made by the Turks for War; l5o
new conscripts are being collected war could mol DE
declared until the expiration OF me month ohPlns Oh
the Gth Of Februay, IL Ibcins Eamezm'
No reply lad been received from the "r'"t Io"eiht 10
The note addressed 10y Turkey TO them, bearing reference
To Greece.
The Rebellion proceeding IN Gambia with renewed
force aud yicoI; lOcO fresh Volunteers had been landed
rom Greece: several Turkish outposts had been cap
Tired and many hundred Turks had been killed. no quar-
ter being given.
The intrigue for the annexation 81 Crete I" Egypt mas
been revived France quietly advocating and pressing
H. with view 20 secure suda Bay from the Ncrroy as a
naval station for herself This intrigue was one " the
original causes Of Rebellion, but tho probabilities are
that France will not gain Ac, point
The relations Of the United States Embassy wib the
Turkish government anything but cordial Ihc non
l. toy NorriSs enthusiastic sympathy viii ne brcehs
and G,tans has excited the rage OF me lks against
him There has been no open rupture, but'tIy Strung
disuatch from Marseiles Paris SAYS hf the Sultan
b, about 10 Dispatch ships 10 blockade tnd herheu
cally zeal the Island 81 Gambia.
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y the Council BY the LssAgEs ns sSsp

Sy the Provisional Council BY the Legislature heSen
provided for shall 40 speedily as possible after tner
Enactment he duly certified and transmitted TO the secre
ary OF te Senate OF the United States for the approya
of Congress And should the amo be dlsapprOVeu ny
Congress the fact shall be at oree duly certned anu
transmitted 10 the CncfJWstice 81 Louisiana, ana the
date of the receipt thereof shall be Endorsed thereon and
the same shall be filed and preserved In the ree0@ OF
the Supreme Court, and all laws so dsapproVeu sh DC
void after the date OF such Enforcement. -, n,
SEC TO- Re 10 htrther eHscI, That until the people Oh
Louisiana shalt admitted to representation IN the Con
Cress of the United States under such loyal ana repuD
can government the United States shall recognize ana
assume to guarantee such people shall be entitled 10 one
delegate in the House OF Representatives. 10 be az
the first general election provided for In tins act by ne
qualified electors Of the state, as PROVIDED III TINS Gct
such delegate must be person who mas the qualica-
lions and could hold the office of Governor under inc
provisions Of this act and he shall have the same powers
and rights had by delegates from the Territories OF
the United States ,,, =,
Section H. BE further enacted That all laws now IN
force in Louisiana consistent with the Constitution ana
laws the United States and with the PROVISIONS OF TINS
act shall remain in until repealed modfed pro
yided that no person shall ~ competent TO act az juror
who is not elector under the provisions OF TINS act
provided also that all the expenses OF anu incident
10 tic administration Of the provisional government
herein provided for, shall be collected and paid as is low
done for the support Of the present government VI
m
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. q.

CLEARED. . -, s,.,,
steamship Heury Chauhcey, Gray Asp'n"ah rAenc MN p
Company n sn
BARK Emerald Norw.), Hegerend, Rotterdam funeo N'i
BsrI Cuba sunderberg Havana, !. Ward Co.
Small. Valparaiso via Boston. H. loihe
i,~o NJ ria Wheeler Wheeler Mobile ~ l. McCTeaty 4 Co
Bre Daniel Trow bridge. McCsrty, y. TIowbndge.
Bns Prairie Rose, RaniOs, Galveston loung S Sowsn
schr Fsnnie Elder Shay, Galveston. Topper y beAue
Sclr Henry. Dobhins, tseksonNile Warren Ray: ,
schr Astoria Richardson. Gonsiyes, Brett Son x Co
Schr Jones, Wilmington " G.. r. = rONyIL r.
Wiets Washington, " g., EAa bIubt StfLs
schr Arlington Halsey Norfolk, A. j. Bentley.
SchY. l. A. Babcock, Babeock, Philadelphia j. '" Aehs'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Albemae BonIas hehmsnd and Norfolk MN Nose Fe
P S.Shp Metro Castle Adams Havana 9Th nth
rnss Garrison Allen jan ~ noon AI % 70 AEnad
teSmshp 20 hnnha Havana Le 10 Havana steamships
steamship sartOgs King Richmond and Norfolk With md'e and pa''
10 g. Heinsken Palnorv. -. n n
sbp vtua Bra Francisco Sept &c. With mdse 70 o. b''
Bs1k Ssmsnt (o London) CODerdre Martinique, Il ds ballast,
Weston Gray There 10 French transports al a po 'o"i""
Vera Cruz ,,.--,,-- -. In
hides &c. 70 Mccall Firth Sailed company with bsrks Bsgs'
Wsite wing and Pathfinder for New York . N,
Brig Paine lOu Bulng Rio Jsneiro, 20 days. WITH 'oe "h"
docanachi Frangbisdi. . .o -., -.
Brig susan BrJ Grove Martins via Newport 30 dare With a
J. =. Whitney Co. - -
Big Village Belle (of Paboro 81 Toer Demarara u DAYS vita
mosses u. b. De Wolf Co. - q,
Brig David Bath Chsdboune Carder's dare win sugar.
Sch Mary NJ Muay Fortune Bay Gloucester day. si Der.
ring J. Rogers Go.
Schr W. Flint, Post, 81 Marys, Geo 49,, -
Holmes Holmes Savannah mdfe 70 " Met auy es
Sfbr Wide World Iidreth Whining ~ c. dse JonE smith
Scbr W IT. Bowen, Jackson Providence Sanahsn Jaeko1
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rqNsNC7AI. A1D COMMERCIAL.

I0SboS Feb 0I;venina -Consols for money Icl"se aV
pi4 American securities close on the week as l"ho"s'
sJned states VeTwentacs 1857 Coupon IA lfle i'
saad shares 800; Illinois Central, @k
Fsh u-Noon.--Couso5s today are q0oted ~ 'la
aIuitsd STAGES Fvelfweatics, q lSlC 4lHos Cenra
shares, eoa iI2rie Railway shares s92
ENenipr Console. closed at 81 for ln"pos American
ss.nrtti4s eb,scd al tke following prices united states
aiserwentes 1916; }laois Central shares scs Erie
3Sailway shayes ~
PANS Feb 9.-UHijsd StatesliNetveniy BONDS 'oheo
0ts2f
FaASKsoIrr, Feb-9-,Un.tod States IiveGwonty bond'
closed at 20.
heb 1I.-Int .detatcs bonds closed atan advance 81
,,IvERro0t Feb Il Goou.The Cotton JoHFket IL Inn
aI I4fd nor pound fer Middlmg Upiands- The sales o
sIle. das are tstiIn;tssl.a al 1900 bales
RvehinC-1he estsuu market WIG stesdy during The
asy The sales aIoeH:'ed Ia 10000 bales AddIig Up
hands I4id. torus declining and was Schns t%Gy ~
, 81 per quarter FORK is easier Lard j. heaNy "nd
s1nAl Tauow is STEADY. Refined IennSylVania and
GAIsyda White Fetgoism are quoted at j. al 4ls 6d
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THE Treasury DEFALC1noN

FIVE THOUSAND FIVE Kindred DOLLARS REWARD.
TELEGRAPH TO rHiBrsE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, NsHISGroS, Feb. II, 1851
The above reward will be aid as hereafter mem
toned for the arrest Of Vim. Lee alias George Palmer
alias George Rogers, aged 90 years,hort gray hair and
mnsiache; usually short side lie served
two years. VIZ 1871 and 1859, under the name Of George
Palmer In the ast Regiment New J. OF. Volunteer IN
fartTy. commanded by Col. VIM: f. RogLs OF buffalo.
IRON sent 1854 TO the 10Th cf Jnuary 1si
lie ef washington city he latter date and charged
with abscondine with 5000 or more Ia Treasury
Notes Of the fTE SERIES dated Aug 70 lseiH 40 thou
sand five hundrd dollars will be paid Tor the Test and
delivery Of Lee the superintendent Of Police Wash
money or In t nropOrtiOn for the amount thatay be
rceoYcfed HlcCutLocp. Secretary o. the Ired ~,
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ITALY.
TIE ToNEruo MISSION.

TIE TONFILo MISSION.
The Florence OyiniORc of Jan. "a says:
councillor OF State Maun has arrived al Rome anu
"f the italian Government An understanding has been
arrived AT on the question Of the nomination oi the DISH
ans All that remains to be settled is 10 what prelates
the vacant diOceses shall be assigned"
PERsANO'S TRIAL.
Florence telegram Of Jan a says: an,
To-day i'm the Senate the reading OF the report OF te
committee upon the trial OF Admiral Pcrsano was con
,ndrd Sicnor Samminiatcll, the AdmlraIs couIsel,
made speech in reply 10 the charges preferred Dy e
nuLic prosecutor The Senate then adjourned unti MOI
The Urlia states that majority in the senate have Ie
solved tnat the tlal Of Admiral PorsanO shall not DC pro
ceeded with. -
ElnfoRTD TROUBLES .
The probabilities increase that the present Caphet vi"
NOT survive the discussion the budget a break ny
vnuId probably lid Ricass OF mis- La MarnOrian col
leagues Run6rs are also aioa that the enbassadorbp
Ia Vienna is not filled account OF probable Crisis
The most I'm ease Of the defeat ot the Ministry, would l
All likelihood be- filled by Vscon NenOsa, the present
Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
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HAglNA.
snuIerox AND YELLOW FEVER SIN RAGING.

svuI,roy .ND YELLOW FEVER sriIL RAGING.
HAyASI, Feb. q. 1851.
The news is meager. The cholera, smallpox ana
yellow fever still prevail at ST. Thomas. Over 100
persons died Of the former in five weeks. The small
pox at aianzas is abating; the whies have suffered
more than the blacks and ] believe there IL not o
case recorded of a Chnaman attacked Wiihlt though
there are thousands living in poor md illVentiiatrd
hits They say that in China all infants arr nnocu-
Lifted in.some manner which prevents 70. Inns y oil
Importance as it certainly Is more successful IMAM
waco atOn-many having lied who were well vac
cnated.
February 4.-The famous Spanish iron-clad Tetuan.
has arrived
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AUSTRIA.

THE ET-oRGANIZAIIoE OF TIE ARMY.
TIE Emperor ON the 2h, at noon, received lle depu,a
ton charged 10 present 10 His Majesty the address OF inc
Hungarian Diet relative the Imperial Patent upon the
organization of the army. The Emperor IN Iep@ing'o
,be speech OF the spokesman Of the deputalon sara e
hed that an Imperial Rescrpt 10 be promulgated short
w wod remove all the apprehenslons expressed III the
address The Emperor added that he was ready 10 give
sfacY,on To The wishes Of Hungary az soon as mutual
Confidence should render IL possible 10 remove the di-
entities san opposing the formation OF responsible aS
try. 1900 =, ,,,,y,erpv
It's said that the ministry for Hungary VIII not DC a
ointed until the Commission Of 1867 shall have accepted
The rpDOrt OF the sub-commissiOn The hungarian lis
tv voud then intervene to persuade The Dict 10 mony
thsr wishes and acee ut the military system proposed ny
Su.tr Dea is said 10 favor the report OF the suDtoh
mission.
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EUROPE
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. H..
TIV TAIbuTh
GREAT BRITAIN.

=, GREAT BRITAIN.
: LONDON, Fob 9-Evening.-lt has been oincialV
i. S,touncsd by the officers of the Anglo American
gelcgrapA Company that on aud after the FIRST DAY
Of March Rext the rates 10y the Gable viii De reuu'ed
ono half
= The cteat Reform procession viii march IN silence
rGoucb tho rrincal streets of the city, butwll give
tb,ce cheers as they pass the American Embassy.
Fab I1..T,e Reform procession came off this
xferneou and was = grand affair. The tmnoat
>,.sa ,mmense and yet there was not the sllghteSs
ti,S of dsturbaEce anywhere along the Tout"
,ieDatation of the RofOmers, headed 10y Sohn
bright. waited upon Mr.. Gladstone to-day, and Were
favoFibly receiNel
Evening.-It - statid that DlNaeh VIII
produce III Parliament plan Of reform SO he 'Sopted
by resolution gbe ideS is fvcra9y received III po-
htiGal ciIcles.
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effort will be made to promote the prosperity Of the
'O""1' THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.

country, .-,
THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION
Berlin dispatch Of JAN -, says
"Tbe Ministry appears to intend Indirectly conmend
ing Government candidates 70 me ees ~ tne eii;.
nSn"Ts through the chief provincial iuLetonaes Tue
psurs of such persons known 10 We friendly 10 inc
nocv of the Government. -.
PMC9 9nnt bismarck has formally declined TO become
candidate for election to the Parliament stating as
reason the increased amount OF pdhlnehs requiring s
attention and also his suffering ne attn"
HESsE-DARMsTADT.
Tho Chamber of Deputies of HesseDarmstadt mani
,nmsN approved the treaty Of peace concluded WIN
Prussia Ihe Chamber also adopted motion proposing
bot mn lecisnn on the OU6StiOu az an eventual adhesion
oS ussse Darmsta dt 60 re NorthGeTman CONFEDERATION
shonld he arrived at until after the publication % INC
draft Of tho NOnE-liGyman Constitution
TIE KINGS HEALlH. ,
The King Of Prussia has recovered nom hs '"'h'rs''
iudsi ,DstOn-
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PRUSSIA.

JHE INCORPORATION or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The RoyalP Patent Incorporating Scheswig-h"istcln
With the Pussian monarchy promulgated Oh meath
al the Castle Of Kic The patent promises Ihe population
equal rights with the other inhabitants OF PRUSSIA Inc
preservation OF All UnoijectOnable institutions peculiar
the country, and the nOIremOVal OF the pIeheht OH
cals from their posts The proclamation which accom-
pauies te patent pays bute TO the proved cOnttaDcy
u TIE eGhleswlg b0eteIcg sllg DECLARES ust ete'Y