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TELEGRAPH MARKET REPORTS.

PHrLApEpHIA. July 20, 1867
Stocks are quiet Pennsylvania hves IS; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 81 Reading Railroad SIX Pennsylvania
Railroad. s3k Gold ls9k Sight exchange New York
at par.
Flour declined 25c 5oc supcrue. % u.s. 80 IS
Wheat dull; home demand limited sales 900 bushels
red 81 q Rye steady sales at &c Corn quet sales
1000 bushels esteru ct 81 TO- yellow or l3 Oats
oc Provisions Advancing Lard, i3,sc whiskey. in
bond, 3oc.
BAIrrxosx, July 20 1867
Cotton quiet but nrm middling upiands 2s,sc Coffee
duh and nomnay unchanged. Flour-Baitmore family
and high Grades Of extra declined 5Oc Wheat declined
l5c red ranges from 81 81 60 and white ~ ~
g. Corn steady; yellow 81 Il aSi IL: white, 81 is a
81 Is Oats Csc 81 Provisions advancing: bulk shou-
ders c, and sides 3c.; bacon shoulders Ike
nkc PORK lard and beef quie. and omnay unehan5ed
sugar dun but hrm Ike 12c for fair to good
grocery grades l2i4 lee for Porto Rico. Whisky
nominally unchanged.
Oswvco, July 2o-1 p. NJ
Flour Unchanged sales 100 bbs for No SPRING SIS
es 80 for red winter aud s4 for white and SIS SIS so
double extra Wheat quiet; sales 1000 bushels No. MIL
waukee club at - 81. Corn dull sales $1,000 bushels
diana a2c Oats other grains nominal Corn meal
steady shorts 81 S25 and shipsufs 81 81, per
Canal freghs sesdy:-Whest l0c and SIC. New
York; lumber 90 50 to the hudson and - % to Newburs
10 New YORK by rail and river 60c.
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS Of THE COUNTRY.

The statistical report Of Director Dsmar OF the Treas.
ury Department for the period ending May 81 1867 has
just published The declared value OF the imports
into all the customs districts Of the United States for
the four months ending May 81 was Sl42 734, 7os Of
which there was entered for consumption $76 os2
entered for warehouse, SOS, ,622 The i'm.
ports for the month OF May were $50, 5al, 2si !;
April, $50, z3o7i7; March. s31, $780, 45o February,
SIS, 6l2, 246; January, e27, 913 537
The following some Of the details Of imports for
the four months ending May si:-Gold and silver coin
and bullion. S3.2soo5 coffee g. sos sfs; manufac-
lures Of cotton, 49, sarthen stone and china
ware, $20il manufactures Of fax S. 516 glass
and manufactures Of ST. 4s6 2l4 hemp and manufactures
or 81 900 ia hides and skins t5o5o $50; jue cocoa
md other grass nbres and manufactures or ST. 1872
inda rubber. 40 100; iron and steel aud manufac
lures Of, including hardware, ss.,oos7 lead and man
uiacturss Of, Sl,ls3.o43; manufactures Of silk,
sSslo.1o; Soda si.745,53s sugar and molasses,
s2o,ossS2o; tea S76l2,css; tin and manufactures Of
s237o,.S5 vines spirits and cordis ST. slo 49, wool
and manufactures Of, sl4ooS.ss& These values
gold
The exports Of domestic commodities for the four
months ending May 81 in value sIS3 e5T, 3Ie ss
declared by The exporters For May they were
Sal,sl2ss3i April sae44 $40; March, $751; oss 1853;
February, sA 543, oi0: January, s4s S3s, 800. The
principal articles for tho -four months ending
Sos 0o5373; manufacturers Of cotton, 81 $50 l54:
gold and silver coz, ssll6742; gold and silver bullion
$40 400; aud manufactures Of including hard
ware, 81 251, GOT lumber and manufactures OF wood
81 q75 543; coal oils and petroleum, SIS 525; Whale
and other nsn oils, sl,ods 1872; provisions and taow
80 236 063; tobacco aud manufactures Of o. oo4 133
These values currency except exports OF specie
and exports OF the Pacific coast, which are gold
During the four months ending May 81 there we're ex-
ported OF foreign commodities once imported into the
country In value S. 925,7s2. Of which S57s6,&ll
from warehouse ana in gold The balance was mol from
warehouse and In currency The warehouse report
shows that there remained In warehouse on May 81.
1907, commodities 10 the value OF s3s t2o ooA or the
products Of the American fisheries there wss received
into the United States for tbs i've months esdlng
May 81 s3,o22,02s and exported for the same
period o i've months xl.a2s.5io. The TONNAGE
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statements for April and Nay appear In TIL.
report They show that there ont red into al
the ports OF the United States during the month OF
April in tho foreign trade 4e6 American vessels tom
mage 2l0 and 3d. foreign vessels, tonnage
cearances, 44S American vesses 200 $780, anu
6s5 foreign vessels, tonnage 277ls Coastwse trade
Entrances GAG vessels tonnsge 74 $50; cearances
Lao vessels; tonnage. 697 757. For the month OF
MAY Entrances in the foreign trade OF American YES
SETS 2s2 vessels tonnage ADJ sl3 entrances OF foreign
vessels same month"; 1850 vessels. tonnage 400, 81
cearances foreign trade. 2249 American vessels ton
mace 4l5,S35 l7i3 foreign vessels, tonnage 463 30;
coast~se entrances, 1890 vessels. tonnage 400 S70i
clearances. 1851 vessels. tonnage asa, $50.
In addition to this the reppr, official statistics
OF the exports from various foreign countries 70 the
United States 70 the Stat OF May 1t is more full ana
complete than any previous report Of the Director
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banks in Boston ave we're originally organized under
the General Banking law, viz:-rhs Safety Fund,
Revere. Continental, Mount Vernon and Bank OF the
Republic OF these institutions one became national In
1868 three in 1864 and one in 1895. On entering into
the present arrangement those I've had ON deposit with
the State Auditor public stocks amounting to
s2,6s6OO0, a. security for their outstanding State
circulation at that time which was little less
than two millions (sl,slo,77al These Ave banks
now have on deposit with the State Auditor
public stocks amounting to about $4,000 as security
for something less than $4,000 state circulation still
outstanding The remaining thirtyseven banks OF this
city were chartered institutions and changing from
to national gave bonds for the redemption Of their
State circulation, which filed with the State
Treasurer-t being optional with them either to adopt
this course or deposit securities with the State Audi
tor Their State circulation has dwnded down In about
the same proportion chat or the Eve nrt mentioned,
and ns most Of the banks show weekly reduction
Of but few dollars in the old State circulation is be-
eved that most OF that reported Outstanding
will never be returned.
Tho following suggestion has been made with view
OF giving elasticity to the currency
The Treasury have ready. after being authorized by
Congress- any required amount OF greenback currency
and the Assistant rreasurers IN New York, Boston and
Philadelphia to be furnished with H. to loan call at
seven per cent interest," taking bonds coli
lateral security at fifteen per cent under their market
vaue That IS all; nevertheless, 10 great measure
IL not desirable thai the Treasury become the loaner
o. money, except emergencies: therefore have
proposed high rste q interest and strong margin.
No will borrow these terms except the
money market is very bad and tho loans will be paid
off the market slightly stih there will
he times. we think, when from $50,00O,O00 70
500 600 600 will be wanted This will check
mate the gamblers in stocks, who sometimes hoard
greenbacks in order to ensify tight money market
Until recently the currency has had power Of expand
ing and contracting Take for instance, the Honesdale
Bank OF Pensy vana which, with capital OF $780, 00
occasionally Issued $500 900 or currency, principally
the drafts Of the Delaware and Hudson Coal and
Canal Company. The New England banks were very
elastic in their currency movements, often furnishing
millions for thirty sixty ninety days. to the West
with which crops None OF this elasticity
available for the national system.
The receipts for and the receipts, payments
and the sub.Treasury in ths city Tor the
week have been follows
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Bnlrros-sAwS.--onT Thursday, July 4, Al Philade.
phia BY the Rev. Roger Orion, JoHs p BsArToS, or
Pbiladelpbia TO Mrs JAsE ANN SAwfv, OF New York.
DorYoprlL-0n Friday, July 10, a. the residence OF
Charles L. Chaplin, Esq, Iorkville By the Rev G. c.
Norton Iywr- r. borY 10 ANNE J. w. 0rrLL daughter
OF the late James ~ ods Esq, all OF THE city. No cards
Hartford and Bridgeport Conn, papers Please copy.
McCAsr-MuRrHY -on sunday, July :, MsL yosephs
church nv the Rev. y. Parsons, Mr.. McsaHt EcCAss
10 Mss KArs {. huKPHr, both Of CooIsbl, county
Cavsp, Ireland
W.,sg-BIIpsrf-Ou Wednesday, July II, a. 81
Stephens church, Twentyeghih street. BY the Rev. Dr.
Mcilynn Mr.. JoHS A. wALsa 10 Misc HAsoRA n BAR
RKTT, both Of this city.
San FRANCISCO papers please copy
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Mining shares were dull. aud irregular ~ to prices
At the first board corydon closed loc lower than ct the
nme time yesterday, selling At 81 co. Quartz Hill lOc
selling at 81 o5. Smith Parmeee loo. higher. SELL
ting at IS 90; Consolidated Gregory Cold 2oc selling
80 TO- Columbian Gold and Silver &C., selling OF s5c.
Davidson Copper sold at 81 90; La Crosse Gold s5c
An English journal publishes the following returns Of
che circulation Of the private and joint stock banks in
England and Wales for tho four weeks ending the 2sh
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The foregn exchfnCe market was Inactyo AZ usual on
Saturday. and rates nominally follows-Bank.
srs bills England, At sixty ave days, quoted at
1loK \; at three days. HOY 81 commercial bills
loon "a bills Paris, at sixty days. 6I3k 512k
~ three days, 5.1lx a5.lOn. Other Continental bills
were rated thus
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SHIP PIN G NEW S
IMPLEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


Mails are forwarded BIZ every THE regular res
The steam FOR or Liverpool call
rept thu Canadian line, which call q, Londocderry tbs
steamers for or from Continent call Southampton
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ror haSRu@s Nto JRuoorO, Nassau, 70 and
New Orleans.
70, RIO JASr.so, Ao-steamshp North Americs from
ron Enthusiastically Eagle. frsm New York.
Aug g.
Steamship Moro Castle from New York July Is
For NASSAU, Ac-Stesmship Corsica, frsm New York
Aug 10.
FoR NEW osLxANs-steamship Gen Grant. from New
York July ~.
Special Notice.
All letters and packages intended for the EEw YoRX
HaRALp should be sealed
~--~~
ALMANAC roRk-rss
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Marine Disasters.

Lss Cap, Paine Of ,ehr ch.ay et before reported
ol fS S.n on zane s 10 with boa.
sssd SsS isf
ps. Iias steward and four brig Ds:ps.cb
hcS me ss tn. .s@. daI The BE- %s's and two
the nsi. day placed the four 'eansn on board the brig
10Th the Br ship Admiral and reported chat she wa:
that in Of her age aud the en-
psnss Of putting ..aworthy condition that
~ n y john rated ~ and registered Sill ,ons
sAs. ADDI, p,ss's of nrSss NM. rsnns q CITY
heavy NV gale, was srn't BY heavy ..arboard
ns csSns xc also washed everything movssbls
Bse BrurrsrnAI Prusl schuiken from 81 poninso for
inst icaky.
r.? e. . ss%sFi s Es
fesser bu, Baltimore 10 1859 whs1ss she hailed aud
seus ws syRrycs from Mobile for New YORK. with sos
bales OF cotton rsn ashore on Frcnca Reef Florida coast
vessel lsal. somewhs. The wa. being discharged
(Br), from Chepec Cgerico for Liverpool
sp e. gam s se a'sss Jay s1 Been
and sold about $50 TIE entire cargo viii b saved
vns,sL R.IsrD-The schr Evergade recently sunk OF The
.aSs on csr and placed 90 the beach near jersey
CRY Tns work oEs!her with the raising o. ,ss
BY the steam DsrriG s. Co
misceiIaneOue.
LArrcnEpAt Mbrder 18th uit, from the shipyvrd 81
Hnckley brig OF about 80 tons csed the rsrasusgas
She ~ owned by the builder Capt James Leighton who
commando her and ohes She sailed sih nit Tor Lngan,
CB, 10 load coal,
WhaIemen.
anew London 18th inst bark Rsrnan, Church. for De-
/ ISOLATION Island 70 sail early In August.
letter from Capt Mailoy OF bark Osceos a. IMPORTS
spoxe Nay a. lat 81 ST. ssi9 bsrks John Dswson Wcks
NIB clean June lat 81 S. Ion o. Wave Cannon. DO ~
Orlando, CLARK. do. clean leth lat ~ w. lon scn
Cebsnnet Hathaway Marion, clean sch "a. ~ N lon W
bark sarah Baker. NIB. ~ 30 oh. all .tofdbound home
nAugust
letter from Capt Dyer, Of schr knight Of Prov
dated Juy with 20 btls and 10 10 VIII
OIL Also spoke schr Cornwe King. Of do June ~.
with 20 bbls % oli--ali well
letter from Capt Nickerson Of the bsrh Herd NB re-
ports her Jnas Is lat "a ~ lon 20 81 ccanhad
shAles three tunes Reports 10 company ship Com Nor.
ris, Howand, NB no OIL since last report spoke ship Nj
1sianda
spoken.
J ~ " y. ion % ~ .,
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

PY,,cs paid ia gold Information furnshed The hishsA
no. ss or 1oubloons ali kinda Of Gold and 0vo
TkYLQR 4 Co. Rankats. n y Al szeAh HAH ~
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s,rrr.-on Friday morning july 10, Mrs, ose. W.
sHSLy. VI q daughter
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Untco hingdom. 1SN. 44@ LOO Loo, oUs,- ol
Az compared with the month ending the 26tb OF May,
1885, the above returns show decrease OF 81 o2 1sl ia
she circulation OF notes In England. and decrease OF
81 240 s19 N the circulation OF the United Kingdom On
|comparng The above with the xcd sues OF the several
banks Tue following Is The state Of the CIRCULATION
The English private banks below their fixed ISSUE
81 u2 tae English Joint stock banks below their
nxed ISSUE 1852 955toal below fixed issue England
3lol1so. me scotch banks their fixed issue
E2012 ysV inc Irish banks below their 6xed issue
1624, 'Zl The average stock OF bullion hed by tho
Bank OF England 10 both departments during the
month ending bay - Elp 32 $780, being decrease
(of lolo25 a compared with tue previous month aud
increase OF so $40 49, compared with the same
period last year Tho following are tho amounts OF
specie he'd Dy the Scotch aud Irish banks during the
month ending the 2jth OF Aav Gold and SILVER held
by the Scotch banks q $500: gold aud silver held
by the Irish banks - sec ssf; total sos being
increase OF flTo05y compared With the previous
retun aud an increase OF G4s6 $40 when compared with
che corresponding period last year
The total exports OF foreign and domestic produce
from New Orleans during the second quarter OF 1867
ending June 20, we're a. follows
Cotton 90 1873 l22 pounds valued s2t o4t ooI
Total domestic merchandise tnclud'g cotton 250O4 75s
xeial foreign Merchandise. 3ee, SIS
Total exports OF merchandise. ....... s25 374 273
Specie exported. asa o21
Besisn journal states thai Of tA ferty.twe ma ons
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
wVHE FIRM OF corr WINE &
u Hutchins is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be
carried on by S. r. Corwine, on Seventh
street, between Chestnut and Cherry. All
accounts Will be settled by him,
S. R. CORWINE.
J. B. HUTCHINS.
October I7th, 1867. [nov4 d3W
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Notice to Contractors.

November 4th, 1857.
yr1HE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
l. City of evansville. will receive sealed
1867, for grading the alley situate between
Fulton avenue and Firth Avenue, and
extending from Third Street to Fourth
Street, IN Lamasco, now city of Evans
vile.
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerk Office. Nov. Il. 1867.
nov UH ION copYs
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Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c.
Hunnei G. Sons,
Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, dc. !;
s.s az Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done TO
order. .f4rf ~ ~ 49, r.5latsf
Orders from abroad will be promptly at
aeH Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
juIy20 sfl- Evansville. Indiana.
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OVER zoe HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
3 EXCELLENT GARDENING LA n d,
convenient to the city.
FARMING LAND, improved and unin.
proved. in this and other states, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also. Timber
and Coal Lands.
Business Offices and Store Rooms to let;
also comfortable Lodging oOnns, near the
centre of business.
A number of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on file to puF-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have number of
applications for renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, eX-
change, or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed of.
Terms reasonable. Call and see.
INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
So .NoTAR1AL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office. @ =, ~.
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS P. BRIT
TON to a partne rship in the above bust
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed, will give it his best attention. The
style OF the firm will be McNeely, Schubert
& Co. = -it.ea JAMES H.AfCNEELY.
.e# JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1857. [nov4 30
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LUMBER. &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

THE -AUBSCRIBERu CONTINUES
IL the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large and second to nom
in the ASSIGNMENTS, embracing Pine OF
thicknesses and quality, from the ME
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-Inch First Z lear PLANK. ~
Also, 500 DOORS of various thteknes~
and styles, and r ~ fv
: 10000 LIGHTS t3 ~
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingle
3 and 4 feet Aath, Mouldfngs, Casing
Quarter Round, &c, &C
Orders from the country, river or RAJ
filled promptly. or-ls
sell d3m .--z IOHN-F. GLOVER.
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ORIGINAL PLAN.

..-ss --.t.-sr.a Lot. Tax.
NV \ " side .e :. 800. At ss4 "a
MauFOuS Eliza A, fl I'd st by a
#, corner part Off,. -.-.........-. 81 7S
Maurous Eliza A. 36x75 cor pit of SO 81 54f
Spauldlng J Z. 15-............-....... q So l6
Thompson Jacob, (heiFs of un'd
3 of Az xl50, II W side of...,.....-. p So II
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Bierbower VIM, n W % ................l59 lS2 50
Bierbower VIM. imp west pit of....lS0 s "a
Jones Michael p (heirs) ...............2l3 2 20
Jones Michael p (heirsl un'd ok
30 north part Of...........................222 So
Street & Davis, 3419xl44 e side of229 rs IS
Whitehead John. I'd sub'd............200 Is "a
UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
Chandler John j., BID. out-lot 4,
SW 20 -.-..-.-... . AZ
Felger Jonn, subdlv. out-lot 3...... 10 20
Speed r. B., lister subd. Out-lot 2, 6 As
do, lister Subd. out-lot 2,
NV 23.................... 3 30
do lister sabd. out-lot 2, 28-4 2 Is
do lister subd. out-lot 2, % 3 "a
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
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STEELE % TRIPLE,
REAL ESTATE
McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance
Agency, 6ee
N0I NA&HINGnTflN- BLOCK

taI- Corner Room, Second. Floor,)
Opposite the Courthouse,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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Collectors Sale.

AYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ I, William g. Hazelrigg. Collector Of
the City of Evansville, between the hours
of Sand II o'clock A. M, and and O'Clock
PM, on sag
FRIDAY, THE 18th OF DECEMBER, 1867,
VIII sell, at public auction, al the door of
the Court House, III the city of Evansville,
Indiana, the following Lots, parts Of Let's,
and parcels of Real Estate and Improve
menrs, assessed Tor, the payment of City
Taxes for the year 1867, due from the own
ers thereof, to the city of EvansvI lie, said
taxes being now due and unpaid. and for
be continued on the next day following.
viz: Saturday. December the 14th, 1867, at
2 O'Clock Pm at the door of the Court
selling such property as may have been
sold on the day first above mentioned, and
not paid for:
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Hair, Nail, Tooth, & Clothes Brushes.
OFFICE PENrysYLYArSLA RAILROAD Coil
Philadelphia, Nov. !, 1867. I
U1HE Esg<NSyrNVANUA RAVERRAp

d Company hereby give notice. that they
Will receive PROPOSALS until the first day OF
January, 1865 for leasing separately or col
1ectively the Union Depot Hotel at Pitts
burg, the Logan House at Altoona, and
the Dining Saloon in the Harrisburg De-
pot, for term of years, commencing on on
before March I.1S6S 't Hsa
The hotels at PitisbuTg and Altoona are
furnished throughout IN the best manner.
1t must be expressly understood that the
Railroad Company Will require that az
of these establishments shall be kept in a
strictly first class manner for the. cOnve-
nience and comfort of passengers patron
izing its line.
Proposals will be addressed to John N.
Kennedy. Chairman of Special Commit
tee, No. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia.
nOv2I d janI6S ~ ,
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: RIA N c &.


Tho News OF tho Crossing Of the ItnIinn
Troops-stiencc Of the Onicial Organ-tsreat
military Activity-The Attitude of Prussia
Gartbsldian and Italian Denominations
The Close Of the Exhibitiop-The Emperor
OF Austria.
rAEr, Nov. I, 1907
AMER waiting In vain for I've days for any reliable
news from Italy we yesterday morning received the
report OF fact that the troops Victor Emanuel had
crossed over into the Pon,noa territory Various
the sensations created in Paris BY this news In
OF the probable complications which would BE- greatly
increased by this the Bourss trmbsd The clerical
party was Indignant the democrats rather joyous, while
The op,mss Of all parties profcsd 70 believe tina, The
last move vas only another scene in . COMEDY which
has bees playing. asd that had been made accord
snds with an undsntandns with Fraasa
would indeed scarcely seem pcsabls thss after shs
proclauson Of Victor Emasusl every line Of which, u
Was plain 70 10 scsp dictated from this side Of the
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