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SKATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR TIE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN TIE HIGH
Err BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP
STREET, CHARLESTON, S.
WILL BE OrEN JANUARY I'd, 1867. REV. henry
w H. MOOD, A. H., Principal. Professors, Teachers,
aud Lecturers 0fxby have been employed and thorough
instruction will bs afforded in svery dopartnont The
OF sady is of the highest grade pursued By young
ladies' aud IL equsl to the ntest advanced standard Of
Fernale Colleges.
The year is divided into twe sessions Of FIVE months
each.
Tuition, including The usual branches, with FRENCH.
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING, S12 6D100 per half ses-
sion. Pupils may obtain Board under the direction Of
lghs washing and fuel all payments strictly in advance.
G. G. MEMMINGER,
Chairman OF the Board.
f. MONTAGUE 61:1Nk1 Secretary.
H5~ Columbia papors please copy six dmes, each
week. and send bill TO the Secretary at Charleston
Janunry7 mwl2
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JandaT1 ]
FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON,

c
CRY HALL, November ., 1856. &
LII PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of tile City, un
der-"an Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to tle City Council of Charleston to procce in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with vew to aid In building up the
City anew" are hereby notified that the form Of apph
cation loans be obaned at tho Office ct the Clerk
of Council bctwoen the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and 2. III.
All apnlicaions must be filed III the above mentioned
ntace as the Committee will meet evcry Monday to con-
slider the ==
By order Of tho Angcc W d. sMIId'
EovoInber1o CLERK eI Vsa1eA.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THr
" subscribers School will bo conducted ut No. 3Gt
KING STREET. cast ddo, ono door south OK George, n
which will be taught bookkeeping, Writing and the
higher branches OF Mathematics und English, including
Anthracite, Algcbra Geometry, &C., Political Economy
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &c.
Terms moderate. Apply as above.
Dolly & aHERFEsEE,
January mwf2ne
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NEWS SUMMARY.
The gold custom receipts at New Orleans I

The gold custom receipts at New Orleans Tor
January were s607, ,551.2O.
In England 14S 9ls widowers yearly marry SPINS
ters, whereas only 6s25 widows marry bachelors.
They have svespor services" with Dell' oooA
and candles in Episcopal churches AugssSs'
Maine.
The Memphis "Appear newspaper has been
purchased by JOIN HOGAN, OF st. LOUIS, and
others. It will be edited by Gen. Albert P1KE.
:. Tho cost Of cleaning the streets in Boston OF
snow by the last great storms was $4,000. Over
1000 men were employed.
The Vicksburg Times says four hundred and hf-
teen .paupers have been buried In that city aince
the surrender.
The West Virginia Legislature has very unani-
mously declined to consider the proposition OF tho
Virginia Legislature relative to reanion.
A Cincinnati exchange says that some admirers
Of Ristori in that city recently got so frantic in
thor appreciation OF her fne acting, that they
presented her with six large hogs as an evidence
Of their afectionate regard.
The Petersburg Indsr says Mrs. su1RATr was
hung because some Of the LINCOLN conspNators
yisited at her house; the Rev. JOEL LINDSEY IL
convicted Of nnnslaushter, and sentenced 70 .
short Imprisonment for whipping . tender infant,
his own child, to death.
An outdoor relief committee in New York last
week found girl bout eighteen years old, who
exists by making trimming at i've cents per yard,
and is able to make only three yards per day OF
twelve hours. The trimming is sold by dealers It
seventy five cents par yard.
The Alabama House Of Representatives. passed
Bill to establish system Of public schools for the
blacks and whites alike, except that ths schools
for each shall be separate in each school district.
Il is understood that the Le ieature will not re-
consider their action on the Constitutional Amend
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ITO RENT, THE STORE AND RESIDENCE
of the late John Drunmond No. 50 Broad street.
from 18th February. Apply to NLN1AN DRUAMO ID,
Nos 10 and 20 Boyce & Co.'s Wharf; in The evening at
No. 8 st. Michael's Alley. February Is
mo RENT, I'll Vt gTORE ON THE NORTH
u EAST CORNE-. OF Coming and Spring Streets
known as No. 1872. Apply to RICHARD TOBIN, No. ~
Amherst street. 5.s55si January II
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PAYMENTS AND SIDE
WALLIS
l. BE it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen Of Charles
tom in City Council assembled, and hereby ordained by
the authority of sane That from and after The first day
Of September next there shall be laid down By the owner
or occupant of each lot tn the city having an entrance for
carriages Wagons carts and rays platform OF od or
stone extending not than tour feet from the curb
stone towards the centre Of the street, and the
occupant of such lot not having platform as herein
required protect the against the entrance OF
carriages or other vehicles shull forfeit and pay the
OF ro delars md the event that tho said pavement
becomes broken he shall pay, in addition to the atore-
said penalty the costs aud Carges OF mcnng the same
and also the sum of Eve dollars for each Gay the
shall remain 90 broken.
Ratified In City Council August 13, 1851.
January % limo
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
" FEBRUARY 5-Rccoyered and now ut this Office,
TWO COPPER PUMPS, Which the owners are requested
to como forward and identify. J. c.. CAMPBELL.
= February 6 Lieut.. in Charge.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 3. c., January 25, 1867.
nNAND AFrLR Tile FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" next tho Police will report all HACKS, CARTS,
DKAYS TO- &C.. found plying for hire without lieense
all peraons Interested hereby specially notified to
govern themselves accordingly.
c. B. sIGWALD,
January IS limo Captain OF Police.
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lost ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
l \ Wentworth and Market streets, q POCKET BOON,
containing Express receipt and sum Of money
leaving tho ut this O1cc the finder Will meet With
!. snitSble reward January 81
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TILE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CRARL.xsros 8. c., January 20, 1867.
YlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
LIsHED for tho benefit of all whom it may con-
eeru. c. B. SIGWALD,
Captain OF Police.
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CITY TAX BILL.
OFFICE CLERK OF

CITY TAX BILL.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
January Is, 1867. -
sTOpIEs OF THE CITY TAX BILL FOR TIE YEAR
can be obtained at this Office at the store Of
Alderman COURTENAY, Broad street.
". q. SMITH, @@
#J Jnnaary 16 6=1n)S Clerk of Council
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
- CHAnLEsToN, s. G.. February s, 1861
TN ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPpOR-
TUNITY to erect platforms to protect tho sidewalks
In front Of their lots required ordinance pub
shed said Ordinance will not be enforced until the 20h
February inst. G. B. SIGWALD,
February Il Captain OF Police.
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.-e-@P 7. q. GAlLLA3D, Mayof.
Dy tho Mayor
.Japuary 8 ". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.

JENuaTy 5 ".
CITY YTAxEs.-NtONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL, February list, 1867.
AT Office IS HEREBY GIVLN TO ALL CONCERNED
in that tic MONTHLY RETURNS for The month OF
January past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
ratified on the 2Sth DAY of Decembcr 1866, must be
made on OF before tho 18th inst D. G. GIBSON,
February 13 City Assessor.
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MI EEf.l.N G S..
i 0S +,

=0TRAYEp, FROM No. 10 COMING STREET,
months old with white spot on his breast the end Of
his tail cut off, and with the owners name on tho coiar
A liberal reward will be paid for his recovery.
EchrunrY4 -E .-s.z
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TO R ( N 7 I.

ITO RENT, A DESIRABLE TWO AND A
HAIF STORl HOUSE, in Atlantic street, having
,as oieter and gosd Kitchen Rent $5a0 to apprUv-
cd tenant Possess on given immediately. apply at
Mo- IS TRADD STREET, nsnr Church street
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F0 R SALE.

EOR SALE, a SUPERIOR SADDLE AND
II BUGGY HORSE. Apply at this Office.
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Some reporters have a most happy Style OF
doing up items. The local OF Mobile paper de-
scribes very important transaction in that city
in three lines =: ':Night before last Mr. HAnR1Na-
TON shot at Mr. WooDsoN, and killed Dir. FAREA-
GIT. Such accidents as this are not uncommon. !"
The Record states that the Bishop Of Nova SEQ
tia has dismissed from an important post in the
: city Of Halifax the Rev. j. C. CooHRANE, who has
been forty-two years in orders, and the Oldest OH
ciating clergyman in the diocese except, one, for
refusing to preach in his surplice.
There are now four hundred students in Ken
tucky University. Ono hundred and twenty OF
these are in the agricultural school. The Louis
vile Journal learns that the counties are fast be-
ginning to Ind out the privileges in regard to this
school, and are hastening on the pupils.
The case Of the State Of Georgia against JOHN
E. HAYES, editor and proprietor Of the Savannah
Repuolican, indicted for ibeling Solomon COHEN,
s Congressman elect, by charging that he was de.
hulte,, as Postmaster, to the United States Gov
srnnaent, has been decided By verdict Of guilty
but Mr.. :HArEs counsel gave notice Of appeal.
From Nashville the indications are that no cleo
tions for representatives viii be held in time for
the Fortieth Congress- Governor .BRowsLow will
wait until August before Re orders an election,
losing, il necessary, e. representation in the first
session, so the. he may take advantage Of tho col
ored vote, which, it seems certain, will be LOCALIZED
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A farmer living near Mount Vernon recently
killed beet, in the NAV OF which was discovered
a large number Of shingle and other nails, to the
extent Of more than pound. They yswere brightly
polished, and were all taken from one locality.
The animal Was in apparent good, health, and does
not appear to have suffered any inconvenience
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TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
AGENT Of this old popular and most prosperous LEE
INSURANCE. COMPANY, for the City Of Charleston. Is
prepared receive proposals for Insuranee and to
new Policies already in force. =
JOHN R. HERIOT, Jr., Agt.,
At TIE OFFICE OF VIM. E. HER1oT CO.,
January 80 limo :ri No. BROAD STREET
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HARLE S TON
CHR NEW COMPROMISES.

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1857.
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ENOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
Y and 5-year old broke MULES and THIRTY
aud year old. For nale at Mills House Stable. Apply
"a W JnnuarY Ia
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
FRANCE.
THr NHW PRRss I'm.


One of tho enactments in the new bill OF the Gov
ernnent on press which has excited most attention
Is that which declares members Of the Corps Iegis
atf may be prosecuted without the intervention OF the
Chamber 1t appears that a similar enactmeDt Is to be
made applicable 20 the members Of the Sonatc also
LAW or PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Tie principal provisions Of the proposed now
French law the ght Of public meeting are az follows
ARTl Tic right OF meeting is granted for the discus
religious or poteOeeOnOmical nature nor concerning
the existing mpOsts. ,,..,,. T.,
6RT q Tile meeting must be called by declaration IN
writing signed by persons dOnicied at the pace
where the meeting Is to be held.
AR g. The meeting must be held in closed ana COW
cred 80, 49,. ..o,.4 ., a,
President and two asseSsOrs -. 4. 80 Ia
ART s. A functionary seut by the Government may NC
present at the meeting. a. ,,..,,,.o '.l,o
ART O. This functionary has the right to dissolve tne
nerfiug in the following II tho discussion
from the object OF the meeting II the meetlng
muituOus II Offenses by words sestn.eIsi e " vi
are committed by OF more mfhllIh :" ". " ~ t,,1,
ART z Election meetings may De hcti nuilns ~
from fine dev OF the prOmugaOn Of tho decree cOhNo
@ nc eeoyal colleges of the election Of deputies to
The Corps Legislatlf until the fifth day hefore the oe
inc Of the scrutiny Only the electors OF the district ana
the candidates may be present at these meetings
ART g. Election meetings are subject 10 the Iues au
prescriptions Of the preceding articles relative 70 o% III
ueetDgs Offeses against these rulcsfre punlshea WIZ
fines of from 10 OOOf, OF by imprisonment OF oin
gix days % six months.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
ITAIY.
rltE xEHoroRAL cAMPAlGK.

rr PIfE &8.HOT0IsAB CAMPAIGN
The political compagn was proceeding with nm
usaa arination Baron Ricasoli is pIoniising either
directly on indirectly to do ali those things which he
refused TO do before the late Chamber and TO leave
undons all those things which the Chamber objected
TO- GqGs is tacit confession that the Chamber was
right OF at least was supported 10y public opinion.
Among the promises are these: No new taxes VIII
be called for further economies in the departments
will be made; the Church bill viii be modified to sun
the demands of public opinion. The french
Impeiial organs and The london Tines are
elecfionerng for Ricasoi On the ether
hand all tho organs Of pronounced liberalism III Eu-
rome express teir sympathy with the Italian liberals
II IL believed, however that by the combined efforts
of the clergy and theoffcebOldersa Moderate Cham
her will le secured IL is believed that the Church
IsI, Is mart of an agreement between France. the
pone RieasOii and Florence bankers 20 secure the
4e1poral power Of the Pope, keep the capital at
FIorauce. aud crush out "demagOgic conspiraeies
for l;,erai as well as united Italy. Some surprise
!. sxyressed slat Ricaso has joined this retrograde
movement; but in point Of iact he has always voted
,ytl, the clique and has confined his liberalism 10
Professions.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
IRELAND.

TuH PENIAN OUTBREAK IN KERRY-TliE iNsuH"hNis
nAFIIE PURsUIr-GENERAL STATE ob IhE
coUNTRY-IMPoRTANT ARRESTS IN pUBLiN-MA-
NOR KNOX GETTING SOME KNOCKS FROM JOHN
nRIGHT-LoRD MAS on THE HABEks CORPUS AGI'
From Oar Special Correspondent . .
Since my last writing there is little add,tionai
news 20 report from Kerry The insuIreeuonars
attempt which collapsed last week almost
as soon AZ made, has not since been TO-
uewed The military aad police force are sun actFe
in their search for fugitive members OF 'ne IN
surxeut party, vino arc believed to De among inc
mountans. but not Ont of them has been captured.
and II is reported this evening that In the beiiei ''
fine movement is completely ut an end, the greater
mart of the sodiery are about to be ordered back 10
their original quarters
In no other part Of the country have any symptoms
~ n Fepian rising been observed. Dublin, C"rk
Limerick. and Tpperary are all quiet as lar as ap
pearanees aro concerned
Rn. certoip IL Is tho Fenian circles have not beeu
lviop dormant. They have been intensely eAci'''
hvtbe events in Kerry aud meetings oi centres un'
sub.centres have bcon going on amos. inoesS""'y Wy
There WAS an intention aud perhaps theIe Is SUI,
not TO allow tho uprising oud with 'hi4 sbor'No O'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
MlRRIED.

ATWOOD BR0UWFR-On Wednesay March g. Sf By ths Row
r. POSTER D. D. n Atwood TO Rseel r.. daughter o hsfshs
BTouwer esq, all Of this city. No eanis
ia BIRDsALI-On Thurs lay March 10 hs cJ, "
the Rev r. d. Anderson Mr. Joseph w HaIsh9rie Of MonIys
Miss Desish Birdsa daughter of thS be Huntm D'
sail Of Ocean Co.. N. J. Ne cards.
HAvEMBY TUESDAY March h the Ietsnee o. ss
brides mother by the Rev GasBdei d. D. WsE A. edest
Of Albert Isvemsyer To- Rosa r. youngest tagaT mo
late D. b. GOOd Of st. CroiI, W. l.
TRBGASKISyAN WOERT-Oa Wdaessy evening March O. Il Tho
residence brides her Keypcr N j. b. The Rev Lock
wood John Tzssks kewYcrk 70 Nellie eldest ddgAts Of J. F
WoeFt esq
WILs0N-BRANDCHBTT-0n Tuesday, Feb d. b. the Rsr =
Inskp Mr. James W. Wilson Of ~ lts Mss Harriet Bs,ni5et cs
Reading, Pa
YEAMANs-HALf-In this city Wednesday the 6th p. By No
Rev. Gee Hail. N asry \. Nal, al oftas dJ
ocafis.
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DIED.

BRowNINGA savannah Ga, MOndsy Marss John Brovs-
The relatives and friends Of he my are respectfully attend
his funeral from bis late residence No 5 West Thirty Ssha, On
Mo1day, llh Inst, at Il o'clock n
BYRNRt Tsrrytowp on Wednesday the 6th last. VIM Byn..
Byre and IsadOrs Bne aged nonths sHe ~ 3a
COFPINon Tuesday h inst ss dty at the residence q Ms
Station No ~ wss. Thirty sner short Hes Charles u
Tn. relatives and the na respectfully iasi.i st.saa
Thirty lis remains VIII h deposited seeoaisi Receiving
Vault s.4. :, ,.v 81 as.sa~-r
e9vEEr-on wedassy March =. . o'clock a. s.' c''''
Her friends thore Of her daughter Mrs Dekge sa ssr gss4
.Gg u Rssss SIS iarisa sssIa ~ F.s ss, MA sf
O'Clock p m without further iudtsteas - --scx1A< 50
DoWNsOa Thursday woYnlng ash Eleanor NJ VIE of Robert
Downs and daughter Of the ste Jsccb Le'g sL sh
Fanersl from her late residence Ne 12s we 0s bsniu
nnts between Sixth sps seyen!hsses Service, A eeek
10 BroBxvile for intermeHt. p
EIeENBRoDTIn this city Thursday sate Georss L. Esn-
The friends Of the family invited Ne erl TIE ChusS
OF The Aonuneaiiop beweea ss ss seEenhsye'
GARNss-0n "Wednesday, Garn.ss sssl 81 ycas,
last surviving son Of the late ThOmsi GsrnisA - ,.....
M .se on s.s, ana % 70 e < Is NJ a. & hsu u 10
bEoihcIinav JOSH FeIisr No Z. E,s; Yea,
relatives and friends Of her brothers. John and Bean De Ia
mater sonnGs Wn Barbour iay.ed 70 s.ea her
funeral from the house Of the st,er No. IL West Thirty Or
HOLCoNOn THURSDAY March MI s. HocoTb aged = ys.ss
Patou ave Brookya on Friday inst a; O'clock
HHS M osS ' Eaws ssn npn s jsSaa aSn Ss
M city ~ the h yesr Of bis g. vo,..,,, n,,s DR. G.
TnoPn Brcokyn wsdnesi.y n9ralHs 'ilsay Thomas s.
Thorp. jL, aged Is years months and days 80 i, - 49,,
Funeral services at CHtOHaye Congregational Chli,a o. SaaT
wSyrggG "A iD"N lncm Prus., on wei1e.ay Psb - Ma
Anna wesiergssT, in the sd year Of her sye
-
CardMoyRNEG GOODS Of every d.ssis Ell .J oossis"r
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GREAT BRITAIN,
TnE REVORM QUESTION

TuF REFORM QUESTION
The Reform agitation continues. Large mceuhgo
l,,d hcen held during February AT southampton
Worcester Bradford, Leicester, and other towns
The Rsfora, League was working with effect uloh
the nlasses Of the people, and It was cohhuenuy
l;sved tlatg n the Government resOrfed TO uissou
lion ef Parliament upon their npcnding oelsdIf
Ii,rv svsuld find that tie demand for kelofm conL NJ
o Ionger be rcsiscd On the evening Of tie %ist te
psioTh, sestj0n came up incidentally IN the non2o
N ISrs ge Fs,fi Of Derby, replying TO Lori f5lfeb
den. Fsli Grey aud Others, said; must sisssns l
fam H. mobile B0r0ns description Of the coming pi
vl.ai, he sroke Of 81 proposal 10 transfer oil Rq-
It;ssl ,.o,or from the middle class 10 ~bat he cHs
n,,r,eyical majority meaning, presume the more
,,rercns classes OF society That IS not the chaiac-
epof thc hill as described IN the speech ifom the
Uosse mich spoke OF such extension OF the iran
CHS a. wotld moi suddenly disturb the balance oil
naiiticaI noSer: nor IL the noble Lords DESCRIPTION
such as ne promoters Of tho measure intenaH 10 De-
lrrufyu stspEseIoN on THE HABIAs CORPUS ~
IgRIAND.
To the House Of Commons. on the slst Lord Mas
The Secretary for Ireland, moved the Seconu
Of the bill COR continuing the suspension OF tic SDoa
eorpas act ia Ireland aud after expressing tns -
eret Of tho G0yOrnmcnt at being eompsn9u - u'@'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
SPAIN
nr,nortc. prncIAMArInN

E
Tho following proclamation was posted IN ali the
p,,llc places OF Madrid The 10th Inst Don Juan ue
Ia Paizuela Count dc Chcste, SHptain-oenSiai
of CASTLE notifies Rs folIOws: The exemplary
n,,pabfnenf TCccntly Inflicted ON persons g'nlty
Of clandestine publications not having been SUI,
folenf 10 prevent Il repetition OF the onense, ana
heinz rcsofyed as long I possess the cAceptlOha
noer conferred on me by tho state OF siege 10 spare no
igs 10 ex,iTate at a sinele blow thos we pun
which ARC intended nIure, % dscredt, and destlN
the hoest most respected cherished and hCnoe1 ns
fnfiong of the Spanish people, To relax tho
tho arulv and TO fOment conspiracy against !h .ne
r1iblie safety | declare that i viii ihilset lne
1,tuisIincut OF DEATH. any person WI"
shall edit write print clandcstlne papers against rs
I0r tlte Queen her dynasty public order Tue security
~ tie state or tho obedience OF the army q on any
uerson Who shall aid intellectually, materially OF peeu
niaIly in tho execution Of such publications Every &
son caught In the act viii be carried before Co, ~
martial which will at proceed to pass sehlehso U
the souer eOnorabe 10 the terms "i ths prOci"ih"
ton. - ...
LITTER from Madrid OF the 18th says The bando
of vesterday has not much r ghtened tho population.
n has been received with profound indilersnce. III
matter and form have been condemned The small
a,nonnt OF emotion which Is produced - very sur
nisng and * attributed 10 the profound conXction
~ tIe population that the Niniscry lseli VIII go 70
ueces when il shall have exhausted all the arms III
the arsenal Of its Inipoient rage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
PRITSSIA.
ELECTION OF COUNT BISMARCK.

LLECr1ON OF COUNT BISMARCK
In the second balloting which took place on the
2st at Eberfeld for the return OF deputy TO the North
German Parliament Count Bismarck obtained lo9s votes
thereby defeating Herr Forkenbeck President Of the
Prussian Chamber Of Deputies who received 6eA votes
Count Bismarck will not however, sit for Eberfed, but
for the District of Jerichow where he has also been
elected.
AUSTRIA PRUSSIA.
Great weight is attached In Berlin to article pub
llshed by the AHgen,eine ZeiHg entitled Austria and
Germany" 1t is considered as the programme of the
policy which NJ. Won Beust intends adopting toward
Prussia for the present and proves that NJ Won Beust
docs not suffer his policy to be guided by individual feel
g The material state Of things and the circumstances
task of establishing good understanding with Prussia
The article shows that the Austrian Goyernment Is i'm,
bed with the conviction OF the necessity Of keeping u
and developing the material relations which have form
ery been entered Into by OF treaties IN reference
20 customs, to the post and tho telegraph syetenf