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WASHINGTON, September 25.-Gen.
| Hancock was serenaded last night. Gen.
| Cobb, OF Wisconsin, introduced Gen.
| Hancock, who made a speech. In the
| course Of his remarks Hancock said I
need not assure you my course as dis
| trict commander viii be characterized by
| the same strict, soldierly obedience TO
| law taught me as 4 soldier. / know no
other guide OF duty. My highest pride
will be to perform the duties of my new
sphere, not in the interest OF parties or
partizsns, but for the benefit Of my eoun-
! try, the honor Of my profession, and I
trust, also, for the welfare Of the people
committed to my care. / ask then Of
the citizens, that may not be judged In
| advance, and that time msy be permit
ted 10 develop my actions Judge me
when / act, by the deeds / may perform,
and conscious Of my devotion 70 duty
and my country, shall be satisfied with
| your verdict. Speeches were RlsO made
| by r. J. Walker and VIM. r. Robinson
The crowd subsequently visited the ex-
ecutive mansion, and, in response to loud
/ calls, were briefly addressed by the
president.
HAVANA, September 24.-Capt. Gen.
Mariana died to-day, and Count Bal
Of the government.
BERLIN, September 24.-The Prussian
diet dissolved yesterday. It will meet
again in November, when It will include
the deputies from the states which have
been annexed to Prussia.
In the North German parliament, to-
day, during the debate on the address Of
the king Of Prussia, Bismark made
patriotic and significant speech. He
declared in 8 most emphatic manner,
that If the German nation wished to
unite, there was no power strong enough
to hinder union, nor was there any
power paltry enough to make the attempt.
PARIS, September 24.-TrOops have
let France for Rome.
NJ. Peire has resigned the position of
president Of the Credit MobIier.
DUBLIN, September 24-It is reported
that a suspicious looking craft, supposed
to be n Feuian vessel. has been seen cruis-
ing of the C0sst Of Kerry.
LONDON, September 24.-It is reported
that the Emperor Of Russia has refused
the proffer of5llIanGe made by the porte,
and he is now seeking to bring about an
alliance between Russia and France.
1t is rumnred that Kelly and Dease
sailed from Liverpool on an Atlantic
steamer for the United States en- Satur-
day.
A special commission will assemble In
Manchester to try the parties now in Jail
there on charge Of taking part in the
riots.
An unfortunate conflict occurred in
the streets Of Limerick yesterday, be-
tween the people and the troops. The
latter fixed bsvonets and charged upon
the crowd. Eight persons are reported
wounded and one man killed. The con-
duct Of the troops Is condemned.
MADRID, September 24.-Salutary re-
forms, about to be introduced in the sd-
ministration OF Porto Rico, are now
under consideration by the cabinet, and
a law carrying them into effect will soon
be promulgated.
FLORENCE, September 24-The Roman
government is taking precautionary
steps to guard against attack from with
out or sudden rising within the city. All
p0ntifical troops have been Withdrawn
from outlying posts in the provinces OF
Ciretia, Neachia, VitObe, Velletri, and
concentrated in end around Rome.
The government is sending troops to
the frontiers Of the Roman territory.
Dispatches from Rome state that many
arrests are being made Of parties sus-
pected Of holding correspondence with
Garibaldi and his followers.
Garibaldi has been arrested by the
italian government. He was taken
prisoner while crossing the Italian from
tier.