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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

me English House OF Commons on n motion
ny MI Goldsmid, took great interest in the
sg, jews who are treated pariahs in spite Of con-
and Lord Stanley sent very peremtory instruc
os 70 hhe English ambassador at Constantnope to say
tnae We England protected Christians she would not
an. s CHRISTIANS 10 Cypress the Jews" The Emperor
LnS oppression is intolerahle and incomprehens
ia snail zen The Prince So" After NJ Cremieux had
sSu nc would cOnnrt his correspondents by informing
!hSn OF nus Maesty's resolution the Emperor said
fOrtunes.v 1900 ~ ~ ~ 40
Thus ended most extraordinary and most interesting
conversation, which cannot be commented upon most
anxously in every court in Europe
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CANADA.
v TELEGRAPH TO TIM TRIBuS

nv TELEGRAPH TIM TRIBUNE t.
OTTAWA, June l5.-1he Executive Counsel met to-
dav IL is understood that the Government WILL before
the expration Of their time OF Office apportou the
set mart for the opening mp of the road TO the Red River
settlement The exchange of rifles now In possession Of
The volunteers for the Snider Enfield breech leaders viii
be made immediately. Depots for distributing the same
viii he formed at Quebec, Montreal Preston, Kingston
Toronto and London The discount on American invoices
continues at 26 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

Paris, June 16.-Ismail Pasha, now King Of Egypt,
has arrived in this city, and met with most enthu
sastie reception 1t is understood that the Shah Of
Persia, to whom an autograph letter of invitation
from the Emperor had been sent to visit this capital
during the international Exposition, viii be unable
TO leave bis Government.
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GERMANY

DAEHsTADT, June 15.-The Emperor Alexander Of
Russia as at this place for a brief sojourn.
BERLIN, June 15-Eyening.- William and
Count Won Bismarck arrived in this city to-day from
Paris.
June 16.-His Imperial Majesty the Car of Russia
reached Berlin to-day ON his return to st. Peters
burg
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Turkey.

. TIIE INSTRUCTION II CRETE.
dispatch from Athens, May %. says Omar Pasha
has desisted from attacking the passes az sphna, and
marched along the coast the Province Of MOpotamus.
supported by the hcet The Canadian Provisional Govern
have protested against the devastatons cpctratcd
hY the TnIkIsl Troops.
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declined thei,est sales of Standard White being Mt 80
francs 20 cs,ntimes per bbl.
BIZ STEAMSHIP.

The German mail steamship Weaer Capt WenlHe'
which lef southampton the 4th of june, arrived at
this pert on Saturday afternoon.
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TIE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Nv rKLEaHiPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Nv TEL TO rHs TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June l6-The securities held by the
Treasurer Of the United States In trust for the National
Banks reported yesterday. follows For creula-
ting notes siO5sG 500; for deposits Of public moneys,
Gao oe o,o Total I55. During the week ending
Yesterday there has been received at the Treasury from
The Printing Bureau $95 I3S in fractional currency Dnr
ING The period there has been forwarded 10 lh
depository at Pittsburgh $4,000 aud 10 the Natonn
Ranks slJQ sos G5 Total, S2l9g30 65 The amount OF
National Bank currency issued during the week
xyas s75GJO, making the total amount 70 uhte
SlG9 01a $50. From this there Is to be de-
dncted the currency returned, including worn out notes
amounting 20 - s ST. leaving in actual circulation ~
his date sxosl5J929 The amount Of fractional currency
dining the week s4 coo. The receipts from interna
Revone Yesterday S7l535O and for the week. 4lo
sta The total amount for tho fiscal year to GATE ~
S9ss oo 1856 The amount Of gold Ia the Treasury OF lhe
inited States yesterday $4,000 600 OF when sum
~ Geo 900 has been deposited by parties who hold gou
ecrfcates, while ss5 10000 belong TO the GosernnenI
Tho Louisiana National Bank OF NewOrleans has on lts
avn application been discontinued ny q depository OF
Inbc money aud financial agent of the United states
- ----~------rHrs % rll glGlL OF ITO
TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCuRslosIC.
n, rxrsxara TO rBK rHiBusE. -,i .,.,.a ..rr ID
WAsarSGToN june i6.-About Is of the excursion
ists 10 the Union Pacific Railway eastern division arrived
IN baltimore last night This portion OF tho excursonsts
,, the Marty at crestle and by way OF Columbus
md wheeling Mr. Garrett the President Of te Baitnoe
mi obIo Railroad having extended 10 the eNqqrsonis
a. n,Itafion 10 the uso OF hs r0ad IN order TINT the
might have chance to the beautiful country t9r'ugh
which IL extends.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

QUEESgTowN Jane 15-2 p. m.-The steamship Africa,
Capt Anderson fran Boston the 9th INST, hasarved
here en- route 10 Liverpool.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. june 15.-The Spanish Government has
decided to send an Envoy Extraordinary to Washing
ton with new oBlers in regard to the Gillian difficult
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HUNGARY.

PEsTH, June 16.-The Royal Government of Hun
gary 10 preparing measures for the emancipation Of
the Jews in this Kingdom.
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JAPAN.

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE OPENING OF THE
PORTS TO COMMERCE.
nj TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO. June 13.-The following official
announcement is published in The Japan Herald OF May
Is, 1867
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LEGATION OF THE USnED STATES,

OsACA, Japan, May II, 1867.
In pursuance OF previous arrangements, which have
been duly confirmed in this CITY the citizens Of the United
states are Informed that the port OF Hiago, and on
the west coast OF NphOn also the cities of YeddO and
Osat VIII be opened on the LIST Of January next Grounds
for the purposes Of residences aud trade have been
apart atlagO and Osaca and similar arrangements for
ledo and thc port the west coast will he completed
at On early day, and notice given accordingly
X. Il. VAN VALKENBURG,
.iAnIC inf.n AIi.I.An L.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
SHAKE! SHAKE NO MOREl
.MEGDE"~ "
DIR. G. g. GARRTSON,c

IN, y. ". GARRISON'S
IHoLERA AND DIARRHGA PREVENTIVE
- VIII prevent and cure AsiatIo Cholera Cholera
CnOera MOrbqs, DarrhOea, Summer ComDIaint Col
&C. Cramps and Pains in the Stomach and RoveIs =
New is the time for every family have bottle on
,,s IoG know not how soon you may be attacked
win one OF the above diseases The cost s but r.;
ne DO not delay but send for bottle al once Prce
30 cents per bOIIle,
WHAT is A COUGH7
IL 10 something that should be attended, IN ot o,oo
II you delay. ii may lead to CONSUMPTION and ;naII
terminate IN death. Thousands have filled a nrema.
ture grave through neglect. Do not delav bnt toLo
y aonce or it may be too late Price
USE DR.. c. G. GARRIsON.s
DrTkRs FOR DYSPEPSIA, purely uegetabLe counDovud
,rnneJ improve the appetite and promote digestion =
Ahsse bltters are OF my own invention and manufac
tuIe' Having used them for length of lime sncco.s
tully 10 my private practice, now offer Them IN m
RuhIlc and recommend them to the use oc evar'
ayspeptlc. Where the patient has used them accorJ
c,s P,;c Ed hey have always made perfect
DR.. C. G. GARRISoN'S
AETI-D YSPEPTIC PILLS.
These Pills are purely vegetable and do not contain
any Mercury or Calomel. They should always no nseJ
IN connection with my Preparations, particularly in
ooses oi costlVsness They a good and perfectIv
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Chls and Fever, Bilious, Bilious Rem;tIent Dvsnao
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Use Or. c. G. GA PRISONS Fever Avn 49, -.
rroe 81 90 per Bottle. is perfectly safe and rsI
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For sale. wholesale and retail. Ar nv .'c,n ~,
Druggists 'o' SAFE ny all
=. y. Garrison M. D. is regular graduate Of tho
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below Walnut. Philadelphia. N's"'h HI''
3pAll consultations free ~
GEORGE G. GREEN.
Sole Wholesale Agent for the States of MARYLAND and
my2, &c.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
81 900 PER YEAR!

$1,000 PER YEAR! We want
m .o Agents everywhere to sell our JMpRov.
ED SSO Sewing Machines. Three new kinds Under
ABOVE salary or large commissions The oNTy No
chimes sold in United States for less than sac which
are iuily licensed by Howe. Wheeler a. Wilson Gro'
yer q Baker Singer y Co., and Bachelor All other
cheaP mafhines are lniungemenis aud the seller or
user are ttddte to arrest fine and imprisonment Ilns
raed circulars sent free. Address or call nnon Shaw,
CIark, at BIddefOrd, Name or Chicago, Illinois.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
lst Electoral Dist Dor r. M,

1It a.aS ElsStTraI %Hs Di't Dor Co., Nd, July 1865
alongside of other popular Phosphate. !, Sa ast ia
1eaer anan any fertilizer used; have also usaG
II on my spring crops 10 decided benefit and "o
vsInaSe nd II 10 my neghbor farmers as being yery
% c =! ana lasling manure | shall want enonah a.
my iall seeding Yours, &c. MACE M MFss2sG. iof
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
UiLmi1gton III. On 100,

USED last tall about five tons of Vbo6n's pLSot
iny wneat, and consider it 70 be very voIpabe
used 1t on my corn this season and nv ten'
part OF the field which 1t was useJ nen, on he
some more Of for this falls crop Yours resoecfn mS
CHARLES I. DUPoET.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

In.od y. Me'0 Castle, DEL, May "a, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone PhosnhatcS iost' tooo' ,oo
cof ana do no! hesitate say that il doubed ,Sa H
also used 1t on wheat last fall the wbeais Do,
Oe''ef 'han where used barn yard manure, 10 NJ"
DAVID w. GEMN11I
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

FSPl0T GTOue, Q. Annes Co., Nd, JULY 30, 1866.
to9 are at liberty 10 use my name in favor Whann's
ia" Zone Phosphate used it last fall on INV wheat
rop and think it good fertilizer and viii ns 49,
'arger quantity for my fall seeding. J.. r. Emory.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
Head of Sassnfrna -I,,1,, o. 1aee


used several kinds of phosphate last fall on nv
wheat crop. Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate among The
rss paa me better than the other phosphates and
Shall use tons more OF it this fall
ALEXANDER WITsoS
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
ALEXANDER WILSON.
Dorcheat.r Cn- M L.L, G

DOrchester Co., Nd, Juiy G, 1865.
q USED sh iona OF Whann's Phosphate on wheat last
fall; 1t has acted hetter than anv fertilizer hav co.
n'ed shall want the quantity for wheat this fall
JOHN N, WRIGHT
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
VIM. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
manufactures of Tin Woro

OolMEkCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL
30 ag large assortment of Stoves always on hand s,ob
as cooking ParlOr Bar.room and C5u,ch S,n. sucn
lPT coal or wood. Heaters furnished 70,
WbeIssaIe u S D~eelngs. and put up free of charge
Waro "ps Kepl on hand large lots Articles Of Tn an
nor Honng' SPoutng Gntlering. &C.. with Iron Con
per 3r In, done skllfully and expeJitIonsIv NoP
Job Work of any descri ption co5nected ',;y;b
business done at short notice win Ine I'm
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
Rod IL. NJ -.

boyo ,,ood II,L ~ H'O", DeI July II, 1865.
nave used Whanns Phosphate The past season with
decided benefit, and as an evidence nj m WIN
snail require ten tens this fall Yours tfuIy
GEORGE T. TYRouT
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
Head NJ OnsanE LLnr

" H09oouJ OuLy 70, ISO0.
Last fall used Whanns Raw Bone Phospbate :, il
nss gvep me esre satisfaction; you may send meItwo
'oA@ iof nay ~heat TINS fall. r. A. FRAZIER
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

r,,,, Hedd q NdsSatrds, July 26 1866.
useo Whanns Phosphate last fall with good resulis
IaPpneo II on part of my wheat field and where
useu II my wheatwas excellent; on the part of the field
n Wnlcn old not use 1t my wheat was hardly worth
cutng; you may send me (6) six tons for this fall:
"~N' "o oe''s1 lefuizer' WILLIAM A. BRIcE.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

used Whann's Phosphate my wheat last fall: il
paid me very well; wish no better ferlIlizar and ~
use II for my wheat this fall JOSEPH MoSpIs ,'ii
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

,, TsmpleUiIle, Nd, JuIy 90. 1866.
| have used Whanns Raw Bone Supex0hosnba1e and
cohsluef II one OF the hest fertilizers have ever used
VIII use II Tor my wheat crop this fall.
JOHN w. Downs.
Hunting Greek, Caroline Co., Nd, Julv 81. 1866
1 USED Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate on nv ,vbeo,
last ail also used it on this spring, am pleased
WIN 1t ana will use ii this fall my wheat crop.
JAMES FICKEY
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
NEWARK, DEL.

o5U,UU FWSt C2aSS Teach Trees For Sac.
My stock Of Peach Trees is admitted to be the finest
and largest in the county.
100000 of them HALEs' EARLY, rpening two weeks
earlier than any other variety; and hardy that il
fruits we'll in disrlcs where all other varieties have
been entirely destroyed by irosIs.
60. 100000 ofthe following choice Orchard vor
Syz% ietes:-Troths Early, Early York, Yellow Rera
4 Ripe, CrawiOrd's Early, Old Mixen F.an
Mooros Favorite. werdS.hate Free. Harker's seed
World, Crawfords Late, Crockett's Wb;to uSp S tne
Late Heath cling and free. S"ock'
have large stock Of standard and dw0,c D..
'NG Apco
new and popular kinds; Strawberries RssGb.. .. ane
Blackbernes, Evergreens Shade Trees Pn."
berry, hsdgeng Plants Rhubarb Asparagus Hotbo"ss
.oe RANDOLPH PETERS.
~--- Newark, Del
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Port Penn, DEL, Juiy I3. 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone Phosnhaie ~ - 'Lg' 1ooU'
sm @ WIN excellent results; much pleased with IL
and consider il valuable fertilizers shall sso "
this fall n ,vfn S,s' o"alI use u again
HsGs'nty 1y C"em's'' Maryland Agricultural Society.
FTgeSSoT Chemistry and Natural PhiLosoDb,,. 81
Johns College, &C., &c.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
n EW BOOK 8

PAlNEs Practice OF MEDICINE-The work IS pn,v
complete. 1t Is royal octave Of one thousand nnpe
and contains full description of all diseases nrIvd
ing those of surgery, and of women and children TO-
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those who order both books SO postage prepaid
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
WALTON. WHANN & co

GreensborOugh, Caroline Co., M1., JULY 81, 1866.
we have used Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate: we
consider 1t good fertilizer and will use il on onT
wheat crop this fall. JAMES M.souv on Jul
JAMES, ,ORRELL,
WM B. MASSEY
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

CeciLtOn, July &C. 1866.
Last fall used Whanns Raw Bone S1perphospha;e
sae OF other popular phosphates, and also along
side of No Peruvian GuBno; [ am well cenvInca5
tnat WhanR's Phosphate paid me much the best; you
may send me three tons for my wheat this fall.
GEORGE BIDDLE
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

Heed Of SaasG1Tas, Nd, July 81, 1866.
- | am so well pleased with the results of Whann's
ma" soHe phosphate thai you may send me fourteen
'Ohs lo' thls ialls seeding. WM. }. GRIFFITH
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

- This Fertilizer has been manufactured for
merry and will drill perfectly
cast with the We offer
t has in market oOON 4"1~
The
soluble phophor
which
manure
and
dtoth
whom we refer To all who Super Phosphate Commend
ln eOnhe the result in the
Very Respectfully, Yours
WALTON, WHANN & co.
Manufacturers and Roprit Ra0B Phopdoh
OEFoIS No. Front Street. Street WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Nos Is and II West Pratt Street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
gGSTIG 0NIAMS0
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
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Smyrna times., 1867-03-13

AIddIet0lcR, Del, July 26, 1866.
nave used Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphata
with very good results; you may send me three tons
ioF my wheat this tall. Where used Whann's Phos
Phate aaI fall my wheat not disturbed by thelav
and where did not USE it my wheat was entirely des
troyed. BENJAMIN F. uANsoT
Smyrna times., 1867-03-13
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Evening star., 1867-06-07
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,
The Eate OF MaximiIian.

The following is special dispatch to the
New York Herald.
NEW ORLEANS, June San Luis Petosi
dates 10 the 18th. and Monterey dates to the
2Uth ulimo have been receIy ed by your Mats.
moras correspondent.
The report of Mlramons capture is con-
firmed. Mendez however, was not in q uere.
taro, and cannot be found.
More than two hundred subalterns were
taken prisoners but none OF them were exc
cuted.
The execution of nine of the most promi.
nent officers Is considered only question of
time.
General Escobedo ssued an order on the 5th
ulimo, that all officers of the Imperial army
who did not surrender within "a hours would
be shot on Identification. and all persons con. +.
cealiHg them would be tried In conformity
with the laws.
Another order states that all soldiers and
citizens committing theft or violence would be
shot on the spot
third order, addressed to his soldiers, con-
graduates them warmly, and is exceeding
bitter on the invaders, Napoleon's French
men, and traitors. 1t hints that the con sca.
tion policy Of the JuareZ Government will be
carried out.
Your Monterey correspondent states the
number of prisoners captured to be 45OO
among them eight generals of divisions.
Maxmillan looks well, and he would start
for San Luis soon. He will be treated as
prisoner OF war, and win probably be carried
by JuareZ to the capital on the L 9th ut
Ten thousand Liberal troops left . ueretaro
on the 18th ult-, for the capital.
JuareZ and his Ministers have already held
conference in reference to the disposition OF
MaxmilIaD, but the conclusion arrived at is
still unknown.
Evening star., 1867-06-07
Affairs m GeoraetoWn

MERCHANTS NeE.-Ofrriugs-Corn
4,50U bushels: Wheat, s0D b. she's; Ftour i.n0t
barrels. Siies-2,'0 be hels wheat at 50 SO; 103
81 55; Su0 at 81 81; tj at 2.i5; $50, mpsrior
At s 2 ~; 1000 bushels corn, yellow, at Si W
zoos, whiIe, st95 Cts 1,s0JatSl
FLOUR The me- rset for -four has b zen dul
dull during the eniire week. and we quo e
the following nominal prices: Geor setown
tam'ly, Sl650aSlS; extra. S13 75aS14; SUPER
Sl3.75ss.a Canal family, SlG.Sis; extra,
S13.2si Sl4; super, StI.75asl2.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Yesterday morning,
Mrs. Arrow, wife of X. 5 Arlow, propr. or
OF The Potomac House, Water street, while
trling to release a chicken, caught bet ween
the par it ohs the rear of the house, fell and
disloc& ted her right shoulder. DIR. Peters
reset the limb, and this morning the lady
suffers int ntensply.
PEDDLING WITHOUT LIOENsE-Yes
A. Morris was arrested by offi Ger Brown Tor
peOdIing without alicense. He was released
upon leaving $40 as collateral security tor his
appearance to day for trial
PoRT OF GRoRaETowN.-Entere and
cleared-Stelmer Express, Nickle, master.
from and to Baltimore. Cleared-Steamer
Valley City, Tomiin. master, for New York;
British schoorer, Frigats Bird, Johnston,
master, for Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1867-06-07
The Presidents Trip.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., June 6-The Presi-
dentlal party to-day attended the commence
ment exercises at the University They were
escorted thither oy procession in ncluding the
scholars and officers of the institution aud the
Governor of North Carolina Before the war
the average number of pupils was 500, but
now there is not more than 100. ball was
given tonight TO the graduating Glars. and
was attended by portion OF the Presidential
party.
The President and party leave here on Fri
day. and return TO Washington On Sa a.urday
afternoon.
RALEIGH. June The University exer-
cises are over at Chapel Hill. and the Presi-
dent left there this moraing on his return trip.
He was everywhere received with marked
hospitality and respect. All parties expressed
themselves pleased with the trip. General
Slckles and staff and Gov. Worth accompa-
MED the party back to Raleigh
Evening star., 1867-06-07
IMPORTANT PENSION DECISION.


In a recent report OF the Secretary of the In.
terror, the Hon. James II. Barrett, Commis-
sioner OF Pensions, ,says:-The appeal raised the
question whether or not there is q distinction
betw etn veteran furlough" and any other
given to the soldier for purp poses of pri at !,
business or pleasure. Thus far, this Off has
made no distinction, but has followed the long
established rules of rejecting all applications
based on an injury received, disc Use contract
ed, or death occurring, while the soldier was
on IurlouRh.
In affirming the decision, the Hon. W. T.
otto, Acting Secretary Of the Interior. says
II appears that the decea-ed was accidentally
killed when absent on q ssveteran furlough"
1t Is suggested that there is distiA ction be.
tween such furlough and that which-on
the application OF private-may be granted
or withheld, at the discretion of the com
mandipg officer. l am not aware of such a
distiRCtlon. 1t has never been recognized
IN the administration Of the Pension laws.
The Sth section of the act OF June g. 1866. de-
Clares that ''enlisted men absent on sick fur
Tough shall be regarded in the same manner as
If they were in the field CT hospital" This
partial modification OF a well known rule,
which excluded from the benefit Of those la ws
soldier absent on furlough, and engaged in
his own pursuits, confirms and sanctions the
rule in its application to all other cases which
1t embraces. The casual y, which reHulted
IN the soldiers death, did not occur when he
was in the service and in the line of uty. but
when he was absent as before stated The
claim of his children was, therefore, in nv
opinion, properly rejected.
Evening star., 1867-06-07
The Attempt to Assassinate the Gar

NKW YORK, June "A special cable dss.
patch says a cowardly attempt was made to
assassinate the Emperor of Rus-ia while dri.
wing back from grand review with the Elm.
peror Napoleon through the Eois de Bouloyne
young man fired pistol at the Gar, but the
pistol was overloaded, and exploded, wound. /.
ing the hand of the lssin. A bystanuer
pistol, and he was instantly cut down by the
escort and made prisoner. He was severely
wounded. The assassin is supposed to be \
Pole, for just previous TO the attempt cries Of
" Vive la PolOque" were heard. A thousand
rumors are in circulation, but no further f.cts
are positively known than the attempted as :
sassination, escape of the Gear and the seizure
of the assassin. The Gar will receive uni
versal coDgratu lations, as this is his second
escaDe from Assassination