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repress any attempt to violate the

patch Of war materials to the East
and Northeast of France.
Cherbourg papers state that the 5th
regiment of the line has been raised
to full war footing - - q
The Frankfort Journal says that
all the wor kmen in iron and timber
TO be found In Strasburg are engaged
for service in the arsenal, and that
lseayy guns have been forwarded from
Strasburg to fortify Metz.
81 The London Times of the 18th has
an editorial favoring the evacuation
of Luxemburg.
1t was rumored that Russia and
Prussia were in negotiations for the
transfer to Prussia of all Poland to
Vistula W @
Ninety members had Withdrawn
from the Bohemian Diet on account
of the irregularities attending the
present elections.
A proclamation was issued in Rome
calling on the population to rise, and
promising Garibaldi's support.
The suppression upon the sale of
La Liberte in the streets of Paris
has not dimished its circulation.
A Berlin letter to the Times says
Russia seems favorably disposed to
Prussia, while Austria affects an i'm
partial but somewhat suspicious ueu-
trality. The Russian journals claim
that Luxemburg is German, though
not belonging to the Confederacy.
They also state that Polish fortresses
are being armed with rifed artillery.
NEW YORK, April 27.-The Herald
says: The Spanish steamer which left
Vera Cruz on the sixteenth instant.
three days later than our last intelli-
gence, has arrived at Havana, and re-
ports that Puebla had been taken by
the Imperial forces. Food was plcn-
tiful at Vera Cruz when the steamer
left, and the former reports of a
scarcity were declared to be exag-
gerated.
: The Herald's special says: At a
public meeting of the citizens Of Bar
low County, Georgia, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed -
& Resolued, That we view with aston
ishment and deep regret the attempt
of e. j Jenkins to renew our diff
culties, and invite further legislation
by the United States Congress.
Resotred, That having seen the des-
olatioh and suffering caused by such
advisers in the past, we are determin-
ed, by the assistance of our worthy
District Commander, Gen. Pope, that
this people in the future shall ever
show willingness to abide the de-
cision of majority of the voters of
the United States, and obey the laws
10 : hxva
Resoloed, That the class of politi-
clans who have brought ruin upon
our country are no longer worthy the
support of fte people; that their
suggestions are only equaled in impu-
dence by their former attempt at Sc
cession, and that in the future we
will trust our destiny in the hands
alone of such men as are truly worthy
of the confidence of the government
of our fathers.
The HeralGs Ireland correspon-
dence says the emigrant exodus from
ireland to the United States is, rapid
ly increasing to a full tide, nine
steamships engaged in the transpor-
tation having left Queenstown harbor
alone within few days. G8
The Times special says the Treas
ury Department has been officially
informed that within the seven days
just passed no. less than forty thou
sand bushels Of wheat have been
shipped from Liverpool to New
York.
Mr.. Frank Cowan, son of ex-Sen-
ator Cowan, of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed Special Secretary for
President johnson, and not j - B.
(rnwane& s@Caa3G AAA4IeAe3k51
It is reported that, in consequence
of repeated evidences of disloyalty,
Fayetteville, N. c., is to have garri-
son of United States soldiers located
there. This is General Sickies' Dis
trict, and is supposed to be by his
orders. :
At ameeting of the citizens of At
lanta, held recently, the following
preamble and resolution were adopt
ed: .gl.sss,zs5 9t3t
WHEREAS, A plan of reconstruc-
ton has been rendered the South
through the law-making power of our
Government, whereby peace may be
restored to our, weary and unhappy
people therefore, 4 = = - - A.
= Reso1red, That, in.,the opinion of
this meeting, reconstruction upon the
plan proposed by Congress is decided
ly preferable to remaining in our pre-
sent unsettled and paraiyzed condi-s
ton, and we cordially invite the
whole people Of Georgia to co operate
with us in accepting said legislation,
without protest, delay or hesitation.
81 The Tibusse's special says the De-
partment of State to-day received vo-
luminous dispatches from our Minis
ter in England and France. While
they do. fnof ssor,t,;,,l tas late dates as