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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The securities held
by the Treasurer Of the United States in trust for Ma
onal Banks reported yesterday were as follows: For
circulating notes. 500; for deposits OF public
moneys tSs ESQ; total sS9529Oe During the week
there has been received by the Treasurer of the United
States $500 500 in fractional currency and forwarded %
the Assistant Treasurer at NewYork $1,000 pm.e s
States Depository at Pittsburg 10000 NatIopa oah3S
and others, s355,OSo 50; total s4TSos9 So
The amount OF National Bank currency Issued cn,'ns
the week was SAC $50 making the total ainonnt Issued up
to date sos 25os26 From this is deducted the anoa o.
cnrrency returned including wornout notes. amounting
TO Is5o62 leaving In actual circulation 81 inns oa'o
SOS 1884 -, ..o.u,. .os.a,o.s ana aa
The amount OF fractional currency redeemed ana ue-
sfroyed during the week was $sS,4OO
The receipts from Internal Revenue Yesterday were
&ses oo a. making the total amount for the week ending
to-day 1o36 40 and the total since the beginning OF
the present fiscal year. 81 5s5, 25i g.
Tba following is statement of the receipts from GUS
toms at the ports below mentioned from July 70 Is IN
elusive: :. a., "a, a
New.York 81 07s,9i0 lftNewOrleans ss47a7 %
Boston. ...:...... 10000 90 - Ss-so.sa M
Baltimore. li3,s0l 62
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY % 1867


that an attempt has been made by 200 Greehs and
badlans ID STIR up an insurreeflon IN Bulgar,a Iney
were, however soon surrounded by the Tutks uVl pd
and afef being tried by court niaftlal on ras
Christians were sentenced 10 death The sentence s
carried cut on all the Garibaldians and most Oh .no
Greeks. Their leader GaribaldiaD, with letters Ho
the General in his possession, was also shot rl.
lItF e coHsTANTIEoPIB ITEMS
There have been local disturbances apouu ,ho 81
sena In Constantinople, but on the whole the cy
nued quiet IL II Thought here that the great Afternoon
shown TO the saitsn viii turn his head and ne WIZ 'n'J
himself greater than ever -. -, 90
We have had most unreasonable storms, yery se
Thrtytwo OF the colony at Ja have returned 70 ire
United States. Bidwen, Stewards Commissioner to 1an"'
lie now here. f -sf 81.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS RECEIVED IN WARRINGTON -
The latest official accounts from Csete give terrible re-
ports Of the crueltes Of the Turks The Csans having
inflicted punishment upon one OF Omar Pasha
spies, this General retafates by actually crncifying
Grecan priest In order to satate bis revenge and at the
same time 10 cast odium upon the Christian religion,
from which he aposatzed that he might become TURK
sh General He next hcsieged cavern in when Greek
and children had taken shelter, and by eosng
the with stones left them To die OF Starvation
This repeating In Crete the scenes OF carnage
which made him infamous In KoOrdistan Syria, ana
Montenegro. He boasts that he will exterInnato tho
Cretans. The Turkish Government stalking lts faith ia
lnonstrances Of foreign powers IL declares, however
that win consult the Cretans wishes In the event OF the
revolution not being queed prior to July "a It's stated
that the Cretas are more heroic tan ever I'D teit
resistance there IL probability OF the success OF omar
paGh;l. -. .....rI., A.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
OPERATIONS OF GEN. cUsTER-LEUr. ElDDER
MAssAcRED. er.f = p So

OPERATIONS OF GEN. cUsTER-LEUr. ErDDEa
MAssAcRED. sr.9 = SD ~.
Fort WALLACE, Kansas, July 10, via FoRr
RILEY July 20-Custer'e command arrived at fofa Wal
lace ON the 18th and 18th July and found the bodies OF
Lieut. Kidder and ten of NJ Troop Second Cavalry
Lieut. Kdder left Fort sedgwick The 2sth Of June
with dispatches from Sherman TO Custer The Indians
caught him at Beaver Creek. Judging from appearances
but light fight made The bodies were so mutiated
Gen Custer left Fort Wallace with an esccyt Of 70
picked men, under Capt Hamilton, and came through J"
killed near Downer. The Indians swarm along the
route and holder and more determined than ever
before Two stages probably captured near Castle
Rock as Just after leaving there between go aud 800 In
dams seem The troops VIII nua tac ior s aSa ss
q p,ap erroRIHp MASSACRE OF BISHOP LAMY AND con-
Tn. d,snatch TO paper OF this city which announced
the Of Bishop Lamy Of Santa Fe and the rress
N S asa p sSs without foundation IN
fact Three Of the Sisters from Cincnnat Enenos
i'"'As FORT HARKER, KANSAS July 10, 1851.
"0FoRGH g. JOHNSON Il Co.. Cincinnati: No informal
and his marty OPERATOR"
THE NORTH PLATTE SETTLEMENTS TO BE At
Tackled.
CHICAGO, July 21.--A special dispatch to
The Times from Omaha dated the 10th fns says party
Of Indians came within one hundred yards Of Brady's
Island Station. the Union Pacific Railroad on Thars
day last and drove of lot Of fr'snSv se e1se
report 10 Col Patrick at North Platte that y
large band Of hostile Indians coming down the North
stock at Brady Island Is the advance Of this hostile band
fhs naar n aaS sSys and
pulsed They had man wounded and lost mnIs
Hills lost one man, killed by the Indans.i
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DENMARK.
UENNIAKk.
THE sCHLEswIG NEGOTIATIONS.

THE SClILEswIG NEGOTIATIONS.
Before consenting to retrocession oil any
part OF the territory Of sceswg Prussia requires That
the Danish Government should state what guarantees
will offer for the protection OF the many Germans inhabit
Ing the territory question Denmark has replied That
the best guarantees she offer to her German subjects
are Tie laws and Justice of Denmark. The BerlHDske
TIende of Copenhagen publishes communication ad
dressed ~ the Cologne Gdsrne and the Norm Gcrda 6d
rife y 126 Germans dOmcied In Denmark, expressing
the most grateful recognition OF the hoSpable ana
friendly manner in which they had been received IN Den
mark and declaring from their own personal experience
that the requirement Of any guaranty Tor the treatment
OF the In North Schleswig ny the Dahlsh GOV
erDmeut was entirely supeIhuOus
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the females In Luton exceeded the males there eond be
no doubt and he should be the first TO move necessary
augheer II the popu,ation Of the town were Increased
m the manner stated must be attributable to causes
had no control. Loud laughter1
Dol Stuart explained that the proportions OF men and
women in the town are now about even. daughter ]
The number Of houses built IN the town showed that the
baronet supposed ILaughterl
Sir r. Pee-H Is all IN the straw. loud laughterl
manifest justice and because it would assist giving
the Redistribution bin chance Of durability, also d
eminent. declined to accept It, on the ground that it
would open new serious controversy and cDdanger the
guccess of the bin The clause defeated, and the
Government sustained By majority Of 20. -.
THE vyCERoY IN LONDON.
The Viceroy of Egypt was still IN London when the
mail left, he had been visit to the Queen at windsor
Castle and remained night On the evening of tho
9th he dned Marlborough House with the Prince of
Wales al the Royal Princes and great officers OF state
the Vieeroy visited the Geological Garden in the Regents
Park accompanied by has suites The PdH Mall Gazette In
vised him TO do 30 In rash moment, for HE
Highness was known 20 be In the grounds eommoton
lions escaped from their cagee the cobra capeas got
loose The unhappy Egyptian was mobbed mOted am,
Guilty he extracted himself by o somewhat undgmted
tight end RECLAIMED his carriage scared and GREATNESS
part in that emente might with unquestionable ad-
vantage take ne son In the :, PrReos OF o
THE VISIT OF THB SULTAN.
In addition to the programme which we have already
foreshad0wed the English papers announce that there
TO be state visit 10 the Italian Opera well as to the
Crystal Palace On both the Sultan VIII be e
companed by the Prince Of Wales and all the great OH
of state His Imperial Majesty is TO be the guest OF
the Lord Mayor of London for day. and VIII receive
the freedom OF the Ancient Corporation In magnificent
gold casket manufactured for the purpose by Howell ~
James of Regentst 1t said that the Emperor and En-
press of the French have been invited to witness the
grand Naval Review which to be given I'm the Sui
honor I7th that should the invitation DO
accepted Queen Victoria would receive them on board
the Royal yacht.
WIMBLEDON COMMON.
The annual encampment Of Rifle Volunteers upon
Wimbledon Common commenced Monday the 9Th Of
July The great event the 9th the International
Match between 20 English, Scotch aud Irish Volunteers
for the Enfield Challenge Trophy value R0OO to be shot
for at 400 50 and 600 yards II resulted favor of the
Scotch team who defeated their opponents by IS points,
the scOrea beinQ
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THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO FORMED
TORONTO, July 21-The formation OF local
,ove,nment for Ontario has been completed, and the
Cabinet Ministers sworn in yesterday, as follows
Matthew Crooks Cameron Secretary and Registrar
Tdmund Burke Wood, Treasurer -, -,
ler now saoned at Kingston, have received orders TO
yepy To- petition praying for remission Of sentence
mposed on Father Mcmahon, the GovemorGeneral says
The subject will receive his immediate attention
THE cigar manufacturers OF the Dominion Of Canada are
about 10 cal convention OF the trade TO take INTO cons
Alteration It's grievances
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weather was beautffni, ana az n mi,'ny pIors and
ars a ms a1l v rom the place de Ia Con
eorde 10 the ffiomphe covered with speca
sultan returned by the Grand Avenue and took Their
stand near the great entrance the Palas dc findus
traje The marhing past OF the troops began at and
lasted tn G. The side paths Of the Avenue Margny were
turn the Eysees but the kept clear py sae
mounted Gaards of Paris and sergenfs DC v erers ""e
The sultan went on Saturday 70 visit the Hotel dc vlle
masded lie wac received by the Project and Municipal
Council, and partook Of some refreshment Inc 5ui,a
occupied the Emperors box at the at
the opera The pieces selected The the tnrd nu
fourth acts Of the 7Soarlr and the ballet Of seus His
Higbness seemed much amused, especially with TING
latter ,,o NM
tary School al Ct Cyr ,,,
The Committee Of the Ottoman Bank gave grand din-
in the health Fuad Pasha expressed his good
wishes the development OF the prosperity Of TURKEY
pressed BY the Spectacle Of FroneS he
hoped that this Journey OF nus Majesty wTn,a Repiy
ing to toast proposed by Mr. Bruce the Engnsn To
anS Tre5c eS Mas not oSy desirable for Turkey but
cerey wished that the Ottoman Government wonia q,
tlhue more . ANU anu isorc " "cP"ii0 '"' =
The sultan ia said TO make frequent visits 20 the Tuile
rics tncogaito in company with Fuad Pasha ana u
shrmseu tDat tnese rcPea'eu ncr liz 800, ,,a,
1gmncabce at least tsat pohucS' al" "oV '"''' NV
course, are the oboeet OF them'
The following is official dispatch or Commissioner
General Beckwtb TO Secretary Seward relation TO the
Great Exnosition:
Paris, July =, iscn
"SIR The pronunciation OF the awards anu ~, Iii
ton Of medals, which ,s the pfncpa event vi ,ns
bon. took place yesterday III the Paals 90 r
In the presence Of an audience of 1900 persons inc
awards TO exhibitors mentioned In my letter OF
the oath ultimo, and are now published IN det, Dy INC
Imperial Commissioner and copied generally IN the daily
journals The proclamation OF the AWARDS was huc e
OCCASION Oh Dlhant anu 9a oons,d
Ea.,nary tho d,ony wealth and fashion Of
Surrounding pao1s met ON the plains Of France In
"tents OF cloth Of gold" TO honor arms by mimic war
tt nera toi, as rewi,,ed IN serfs and labor was de-
GadaI To-day The cyilized world assemblies ON the
seusu. aou 10y e' h q. rto- W. have hcen oceus
fon,ed 10 peaa With adm5ratj"n real or romantic lie
cn"nnts 81 the fh.es ~ fhs Celestial Emnre where
th Ruler annually 10 hod the pow in honor
~ hnshandTv Yesterday an assembly OF all national
t;o ,,rnls;r ~ 400 ineludno ruers
~ ~ ian -, ., "a. 49,, a., a. Io,u a nj All horn
anu ssoIy oS I'm ' n sa;nno ,yhc ere The haees ~
NY W aDo shl anu r ~ ,i,aa ,n -, ,he ,oon,e
81 % 1,S anu d, a. ,is reat cnmnetition and Inc
vi tno unI'ss os.,s -, e 49,, hId as deter
mined Inv the deberato Judgment OF "a International
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

OFF FOR wALRUssIA-THE DEATH OF GENERAL
MEAGHER. f..I
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.--The United States
Lincoln sailed for Alasca today She conveys
Government surveying party to make photographed
survey Of the coast and adjacent islands, the super
vision of Mr. George Davidson. Captain W. A; Howard
will proceed by the Lincoln Stka organize the anars
Of the Revenue Department
The Irish civil organizations OF San Francisco have de-
termned 10 pay tribute to the memory OF the iate
Thomas Francis Meagher. Platts Hall has been engaged
for the purpose of holding the funeral IN
which many Catholic cergymen Will assist 10 the de
sire OF the rshmen California obtain the corpse and
have 1t Inferred Waterford by the side OF his kndred
Prof whitney Of the State Sociological Corps has re-
turned from visit 70 Washington and Oregon He as
cended Mount Hood took careful barometrca oDscfVa-
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SETTLEMENT OF A LIBEL SUIT.

CHICAGO, July 2l-The great suit of Gerritt
Smith against The Chicago Tribune for libel laying the
damages at soooo was settled yesterday after persona
interviews between Smith and the Tribune propr'etofs
Smith charges that the Tribune accuses him OF @
sanity and taking refuge ia an asylum 70 ssoa ' n,i
.s,,ences ~ conplicy the John Brown RAID LIE
gwat,on the Tribune upon the strength Of the deposo t
medical men SMITHS real insanity % he smiths
that While personally ignorant OF sonn
Intended raid Virginia he loved arc me- he eyeres his
nis p iThis statement the Tribune VIZ p"D ~
,,,oprov The suit has been disnisse"'
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SPAIN.

TIE SETTLEMENT OF THE SPANISH DEBT.
AT the sitting of the Senate in Madrid, July
o sehor Barzanallana, the Finance Minister, made
statement regard the settlement of the Spanish
debt lie said had received documents contain
ing the the French creditors OF the pro
posed and assured that the adhesion
of tho English bondholdsss would immediately follow the
approval OF the law.
The debate has resulted in the success Of the minte
rial proposal The Senate sanctioned the definite settle
ment OK the debit and also the settlement OF the cer
catas by ~ against votes.
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PRUSSIA.
rnrNCu lxTrRyrNTION.

The semi-ofiicial North German Gazette OF
July announces that nothing Is known In Berlin In we'll
informed quarters OF France having taken steps to inter
vene In the North Schleswig question NJ Benedettl has
left without In any way touching upon the matter.
THE ZOILvEREIS CONFERENCE
the Zoyercn Conference Julys the, treaty for the
maintenance OF the customs and commercial union oi
GERMANY was signed. The proposals az Prussia were
only altered nimporant points The final protocol was
also signed.
NJ he wounded
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: rrNrAN MEEr1Na IN BUFrALo.

BUrrALo, July 21.-An Immense meeting OF
,rs and adopted citizens held at st. Jamess Han
,"s. ., demand OF the Government Of the United
states protection for her citizens In foreign countries ana
~, 80 a those now suffering IN foreign prisons. The
le sas addressed by A. L. Morrison OF Chicago the
Hon Jas NJ Humphreys, RepressntaSiye IN c9Isrsss
avn and others Strong resolutions were adopted,
end sraet enthusiasm was manifested.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE VOLUNTEER REVIEW IN HONOR OF TIE
SULTAN.
LONDON, July 20-Evening.-The efeat review Of
She royal volunteer force, for which extensive pre-
pasations had been made, came off to-day at Wimble
don. Twelve thousand men were in lme and were
ssyiewed by His Majesty the Sultan of Turkey. The
yecisiOn with which the field evOlutioDs were per-
sorIned is much cOmplmented
THE REFORM BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
The Eories in the House of Lords sustain the Derby
Reform bill. Earl Grey opposes it.
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TURKEY.
THE CREAM INSTRUCTION.

THE cRETAN NsURRECrIoN.
Disnatches have been received at The TRIB-
os,s IN London dated Constantnope, July O. "a fol-
,o. Tie news from Crete continues to be very unfavor-
able to THE oans Least half the island b sas fa
sno.eo' Thi, Is up TO June o. sti tie Greeks say
that there Of giving up Il see%s 70 e hey
iu, wse o,na Ven the field and avoid battle.
90" ~ at ATTEMPTED fissuEaKcfIos suLSAnn $500.
The Vienna Presss ANNOUNCES rum 1wsSsh ss"ieo
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BY the above 10 VIII be seen that Scotland led by two az
Ireland beat the latter by less than Is points at GOO
yards The result of this years contest equally divides
the honors between England and Scotland each having
twice. In 1854 England. Iol0 marks Scotland, 94
1865 England 1029; Scotland, Loaf Ireland 900 1885,
England, 1906 Scotland 1859 Ireland did not compete;
land therefore this year. with score Of 10 points
than the winning OF ast year. The competition
for the other prizes sharp Of merely local Interest
THE GREAT VELyERToN
Mrs. Yevertop who has been acting her counsel
in her appeal 10 the House OF Lords made her reply on
the 9th. Her long address repete with eoqueDce
and beauty. The conclusion Of 10 follows: IL may
ing abOut long wsbedor goal the end OF this weary
ing strife is but the ran plank which buoys up for
the of life alone unprotected il may be
that instead Of giving the relief seek Is but the
renewal OF strife, bat heart and soul Is vowed TO i've
or perish the TRUTH and until 10 Is recognized the light
me In It's sweetness; yet VIII not argue against
Heavens decree bate jot Of heart or hope bnt
stlll bear up and steer right onward nave maze my
be, ''Judca me, Deus, ct discerne eansam mean dc
genie sanca alb homlne iniquO ct doleso erne me-
The Lord Chancellor said that nc ana his coleagues
would take time TO consider their Judgment should u
be- favorable TO Mrs YevertOn however abe would have
10 her all over again as defepdant ano
probably be- led through second nneyears misery In
the courts of England, scotand and ireland.
TIE BRITISH LEGATION IN SExICO.
The English Minister Plenpotentary 10 Mckee. theion
j. Campbell Searlett, b., Is now in England on leave
I'm his absence British interests In Mexico were eonhded
IN Charge dAfaires; but with the fall OF the Empire
the duties Of Legation virtually ceased as the In
gsh Minister accredited 90 the Government OF Max
imian The London Globe Government organ, says tiai
before he can resume his official standing II must be as-
certained whether responsible Government exists ia
Mexico Al present the Goysrnment OF Jnarez does no.
show sufficient signs OF sabity 10 JUSTIFY us Feeosno"
by tho British GOtcFnment
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GAMBIA.

FIRE SHIPS PREPARED BY THE cRETANs.
sEeSpoN, July 21.-Advices from the Island OF Can
ala. via Atheng report that the Cretans are pre-
paringa squadron of freships, with which they IN
tend TO attempt the destruction Of the Turkish feet
winch is supporting the army of Omar Pasha.
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rnE unNGARIAN TRoOre.
RUSSIA.
TIE ABSORB

THE ABSORPTION OF POLAND.
An Imperial ukase, published in Warsaw
July orders the abolition Of the Administrative Council
and the Chancery Of the Kingdom OF Poland aud that
the functions officers should i'm the meantime be
discharged by an Imperial Commission and one OF tho
departing nts OF the Governors office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW July 2O-Noon-The steamship ST. David,
from Quebec, arrived at this port this morning
SOUTHAMPTON July 1.-THE North German Doyds
steamship Union, Capt. Won santen, which left New
York on the th touched at this port today and after
landing her English mails and passengers sailed for
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RHEALTH REPORTS
CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS.

CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS. TtNI
MEMPHIS July 21.-There have been seven
deaths from cholera since Friday The disease Is sead'
v Increasing though SO far has not assumed an epidemic
fern Tho ravaces are confined almost exclusively 20
the negroes Board Of Health has been organized 20
put the city in good sanitary eondtion Ltte OF DO
excitement Is oecasioned by IL. r.. ...r
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By STEAMSHIP.

The steamship City of Antwerp, from Liver
ueol July 10 with adyices day later than those
brought by the Deutschland arrived at this port about
o'clock yesterday morning. The steamships Minnesota
from Liverpool July O. and the Edinburgh, from Liver
pool July g. also arrived yesterday
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GERMANY.
UlsTRUsr IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES.

EhANHIoRT, July -EveniDg.-The remarkable
A ,yreo of activity noticed IN the French military
serksheps and the continued purchase of horses for
ne French army, have created great deal of mis-
Aust ia financial circles here, and fears that war Is
approaching are openly expressed. The market for
i. kinds Of Government and other securities is OK
tseeiy fat. United States Five Twenty Bonds ore
.,ua,xl Al sfs,
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RUSSIA.

DISSATISFACTION OF THE PRESS AT BERRz0W-
skis SENTENCE.
PARIS July 20-Evening.-Late Russian journals
received here evince the utmost dissatisfaction at
tho verdict in the case of Berezows and the lenty
,fhe sentence imposed upon the attempted assassin
At the Car.
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THE WINE SEIZURE IN BOSTON.

BosToN, July Gothic trial growing out OF
the seizure by Government Of number OF cases CT
sherry wine alleged violation Of the Revenue lava ~
means Of false invoices which has occupied the onse
states District for several days. resulted TINS
ing In Of the jury who stood seven i Inv
Government and. ave for the defendant
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SUICIDE OF MERCHANT AP LouIsvILLE
LOUISVILLE, July 20.--L. ii. Tyson, merchant
tailor committed suicide this morning by shooting hum
sof In tho head Pecunary DIFFICULTIES arc said 70 nave
been the cause Of the fatal act
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HUNGARY.

THE NATIONAL GUARDS.
PEsTn. July 2l-The HOnyeds, OF National Guards
pf Hungary are to be reorganiEed.
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AUSTRIA.
ADOPTION OF REFORM MEASURES By THE PAR
TfAaFpNT

VIENNA. 5nly 2l.-The Austrian Reichsrath has
aaopted resolutions in favor of the political equality
# religious faiths and of acknowledging the legality
Of the ceremony of marriage when performed by the
tiyn magistrate.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.

CONTINUANCE OF WARTIME PREPARATIONS.
=, srl AsT1cI rxsEsAAvH The rHiBUSA
PARIS July 2O-AfternoOn.- The Emperor Napoleon
.t con nues to buy largenumbers of horses for the
use Of the French army, and the military workshops
m Fra nee are 0vertasked with work.