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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
October 80.

DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr B N Hawhns-486 bales Upland
Cotton, 108 bbls Splits TuIpentne, 92 bbls
Rosin, 140 casks Kaolin Clay, 13 hhds Bones, 10
packaqes Metals. 43 boxes Rope, Rags and Pa
per- &c, 600 feet Yellow Pine Boards, 2boxes SUN
dries, lot loose Iron.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-1652 bales
Cotton, 142 tierces Rice 50 bales Yarn. lou empty
Barrels, 48 packages Sundrics. 2,4 packages
Fruit. 49,. Per steamship Charleston !lTS
bales Upland Cotton "a bags Sea Js:and Cotton,
ia tierces Rice. 90 bales Yarn, 127 pkss Fruit.
and 40 pkgs sundres ..... Per steamship SARA
gossa-24 bags : I and 855 bales Upllnd Cotton,
IS tierces Rice, II bales Domeshcs, 4S bbs Ros1n,
286 packages Dried Fruit 208 coils Telegraph
Wire, 25 packages Sun5res, so bundles Paper,
u sacks Peanuts Is sacks Rice Flour. Per
brig Neuvitas-InwLrd cargo. 49,. Per scbr Ida
Richardson-140 900 feet Yellow Pine Lumber.
PHLADELPHIA-Pe steamship Prometheue-546
bales Cotton, 91 tierces Rice, 780 bushels Corn,
so casks Clay, 256 SACKS Dried Fruit, sc bales
Yarn and Domestics, 140 empty Barrels, 46 pack
ages Sundries.
steamship Carroll-9 bags
Cotton. 1O11 bales Upland Cotton, bale Wool,
II bales Bides 6G ta!es Yarn, Is terces
Rice, roll Leather, &C pieces Castings, 1S pack
ages Furniture, bags Roots, 4l0 packages
Dried Fruit 10 packages Sundries. >. Per steam
ship Sea Gull-531 bales Upland Cotton, AZ tcs
Rice, II bales Yarn, SO bbls Rosin, IL Tolls
Leather GOO bushels Flint orn. 10 bales Rags,
10 bales Hides, 95 bbis and bags Dried Fruit,
and 81 pigs suadries.
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lLlILLIA1IS s. GUION,

IIIILLIAMS s. GUION,
No. Il WALL-STREET, NEW YORK,
Issue Circular Letters OF Credit Through
ALEX. S. PETRIR CO., London,
AVAILABLE FOR TRAVELLERS IN ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE, &c.
Sterling Exchange at Sight and SIXTY Days.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS and MERCaAN-
Disc executed in London by Cable or Mail.
September 19 LIMOS
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Sarae ossa. for New York-James
OConnell, Locke, Miss Cora Simons, Miss Nettie
Hoffman, EJ Wharton, lady and child, 81 Bowen,
Jardin Miss Foster. Miss Coffee, Miss DO
ran l. c Northrop, a Blasha.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
October 30.

11s rules Cotton, bbls Naval Stores, Rough Rice,
Mdze, &c. To Moore. G W Williams & Co, Mowry
& Co, Reeder & Davis Raycnel & Co, >creven l. Nes-
bit, ,laghorn, Herring & Co. Ryan, D J. T
& AdSer, ) NJ Caldwell & S.n, w Quincy, F Duffy, ]
C0loock & Co, Simmons L Kanapau1 Major L
Webb, 8 D Stoney, L Howard & Bro Welters,
Railroad Agent.
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Marine News.
Port of Charleston. october 80
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Matthew Kinney. Ogier, Fhiladelphia-G
days Coal. To The Master. and " Johnson.
Schr Ann Dcas. from West Point MIL 100 ties
Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & Co, j Pr1n9le, Frost
& Adger.
schr Ellcn from Jchosaec Island. 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. To j D Aiken Co.
sloopJ Brandt from Cooper River 259 bushels
Rough Rice. To G. II Hoppock.
Sloop Joseph & John. Bclnore, Sartce. 1900 BUSH
els Rough Rice. 10 II Pringle.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship saragossa, Crowcll, New York-Ravenel K
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder, New York. October 26.
Up for this Port.
Brig Kirley Bernard, at Philadelphia, October
2S
Cleared for this Port.
British ship Mosher Mosher, OF New 70 K, octo-
bcr 90 Tor Liverpool via Charleston.
b. ig james Baker, Phelan at New York. October 26.
Ship Habct, - at Savannah, October 20.
shipnoivs by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, October 20 Cleared, steamships North
Point, for Baltimore; Gen Barnes, for New York;
slips Guiding Star and brig Edith, for Jamaica;
Arrived, steamships W Lynn and BramaI, from
ship wellington, hom Boston; bark
Triumph, from Portland, Me.
Memoranda.
The steamship Monterey reports having expe-
rcnced heavy northeast gales from Charleston bar
to Hatteras.
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Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, October 2S S-TUnPENTTNE-Mar-
ket steady and receipts meagre Sales of II bbls Mt
So e5 for soft, and 81 65 tor hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Msrket quiet. and VIC quote
sales of only 1873 bbls ut 40c Per gallon.
Rosry-Saes of 45l bbls at 81 seal 65 for strained,
and 81 7ol1 75 for No 2.
TAn-l30 bbs changed hands at 81 35 per bbl.
CoTToN-No s1les leporcd.
HAY-240 bales Eastern received and sold from
wharf a. 81 20 per 100 lbs.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. October 25.-CorToN-Upon receipt
of favorable news to-day from Liverpool the market
was buoynnt and closed active at full prices il some
instances as high being paid for strictly low
middling cotton. We give the quotations according
to classification, at which the market closed: Low
midd.iug 81; good ordinary 29a20K; Ordinary lsa
1q% cts.
The receipts to-day amounted to 200 bales; ship
ments go, and Balta Of 222 bales.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stocb on hand September !, 1861. .:..6O
Received to-dly. .sUe
Received previously. .los4-aluo
Iotal '-'o'
Shipped previously. l4l.-l60l
Stock on hand. d........................ ..6l2
CoRN-But little offering. We heard of sales o. 200
bushels new. in ear, at SOC.
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wOMEN,S LIST

Morris, Miss T
Muller, MIS- NJ
Meyer, Jane
Mcclure, Ellen
lNurplery, Mrs q
Nelson, Mrs C
iPugh, Mary Ann
IPringle. Mrs 81
lPorcher, Miss A
Pollain, Ellen
| Pooser. Mrs E G
Petty, Mary
IPerry,Mary jane
Palowsse. Airs O
Patterson, Miss
E
Redding, julia D
Richards, Ear
riett
Richardson. Car
oline
Robinson, Mrs E
Roach, Mrs E
Robertson. Mrs
q O
Rose, Miss 5 j
Ryan, Bridget
sater, Juli1
Seyman, Miss S
Scott, Rose
Sinclair, Miss G
Stent, Miss o
|Symons, Lucy
Sutton, Mrs Z 8
Smith, Belle and
Annie
Snalls, Mrs II
Sualls, Miss NJ
simmons, Miss
n
SIMMONS, Miss II
Thomas, Mrs j 3
Walsh, Mrs
VALLEY, Mary
Weinberg, Julia
Wells, Mrs q
Wescoat, Miss ]
White, Mrs P
Wilkey, RoIe
Winthrop, Jane
Woodrum, Sarah
Washington, Sa-
rah
Washington, Rs-
chel
Ward, Mary
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Allen. sarah
Alexander, Mis-:
j N
Anne, Mrs
Barnweh, Anna
Barne t, Mrs r
Baxter. Mrs c E
Barnett, Mrs r
Bateman, Mary
, Bennett, Ann
Bee, Mrs P
Beaubien, Mrs A
SJ
Bicaise, Julia
Bloomfield. Lucy
Boa2, Alice .
Bonner, Miss E
j
Boiler, Mrs J
Bowen, Miss B
Brimer, Julia F
Grvdie, Carrie b
Bulwinkle, Mrs
F
Bunch, Miss I 8
Byrd, Annie 7
Brown, Mr5H
Brown, Mrs L
Csmmer, Miss L
Cacy, Mrs
Cambridge, Miss
E
Carson, Miss E
Caughlin. Julia
Clements, Mrs F.
Canal, silvey
Carr, Norah
Cusack, Ann
Commlpgs, Mary.
r
Collier, Mrs F J
Corcoran, Miss
Chisnn, Mrs q
Davis, Sarah
Donnelly, Mary
Doyle, Mary
Rgan, Miss G z
Egan, Miss @ Il
Edenson, Sarah
Farrow, Mrs 2
Folker, Miss II
Ferre1, Susan n
Finley, Miss L
Fcrnor, Mrs NJ
Forrister, Mrs CI
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Ford. Isabella
Franklin, Mrs I
lGardner, Mrs 3
Gardner, Sable
jGermont, Miss +
lGibbs, Miss NJ B
IG,rv1n, Sarah
Hanks, Mrs U
Hay, Sarah S
| Hammer, Mrs W
|Hsppoldt. Mrs r
|Hefernap, Miss
n
Haywood. Mrs 5
lHeidt, Mrs E NJ
Hodges, Mrs W
81
Hosch, Mrs Vim
Hyde, Kate
Homes, Maria
Holmes, Mrs c
Jones. Miss A NJ
Johnston, Mrs D
NJ
johnson, Mary
Johnston, ANN
"
lizard, Annie
Lizard. d.Mary Aun
Jefords, Mrs L
Y
Jackson, Mr'M
Kelly, Mrs S L,
Lawrence, Mar
tha
LeRiche, Mrs J
Lenicherd, Mary
Lewith. Mrs E ]
Long, Jane E
Lucas, Mrs J
Lyman, Susan A
Lee, Miss s
Lee, Sarah J
MagIath. Misses
Marshall. Salie
Vaudeville, FL
len
Mitchell, Mrs III
a
Mitchell, Ann
Morrison, MISS P
MomeIer, Mrs j
MONROE. Alrs @
blood, Mrs 9 r
Morrison, Man.
ME
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENSA-
TIONl
PAIN CURED IN An INSTANT!

In lS47 the great grand principle of stopping tie
most c1cruciatiug pain in IN Instant. without en-
ploying such dangerous agents rs Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Aconine, Ethcr, &C., was first
made known in
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Railroa0s.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE
SPARTANbURG AND Union RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
sUPERINTENDtNT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. S. c., March 81, 1868.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE TRAINS.
" over this Road Will run as follows:
Leave Colum ba a. 400 P NJ
Arrive at Charlotte at. .1100 p ~
Leave Charlotte at .1135P "a.
Arrive at Columbia aat................,.6.OU at A. NJ
Passengers taking this route, going North make
close connections at Greensboro Weldon and Ports
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
&J-Tickets optional from Greensboro either via
Danvil]e or Raleigh; aid from Portsmouth either
VIA Bay Line or Annamessic Route. Baggage checked
through.
Connections made both ways with trains of tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
AErl2 superintendent
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Drugs, GbemifaIs, Gtt.


q A X A p A II l. Ii A N
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER A NEWLY DISCOVERED PROCESS
Fon EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, En-
TIERS INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
D R. R A D " A Y'S
RENovATING
r E s O L 2 E T.
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
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ralgia, Toohache, Pans in the Chest, side, Lungs
Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys, Spine, Legs, Arms, Feet,
one application was sufficient to kill aud extern mate
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops 10 teaspoonful
would cure, aud will cure Asiatic Cholera, Fever
and Aguc Chills and Fever. Bilious Cohc, Inflam-
nation Of the Bowels, Cramps, spasms, Diarrhoa
pyscntery, and every pain that may exist in the i'll
side OF man. woman or child this was RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF OF 1917, and 1t is RAILWAYS RE-
LIEF, greatly improved. III 1865.
We then started it in rs mission of relieving the
infrm pain-strickcu. sick, distressed and crippled
oil al nations throughout the world, and now to-day
it is used, pltrouizcd and rcvercd as household
necessity, in the palacrs Ot Sultans, Empcrors,
Kahn os, Kings High Priests, Mobiles. as well Us in
tic cottages OF tile laborng ca,ses of every nation
III the face If the earth.
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A REMA ABLE CUREl
SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUMS. SORE MOUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE, AROUND
THE EYES, de-,

THE EYES, Gc.I
If recently exhibited, o few bottles will cure. II
chrome, or through the effects OF Mercury, Potas-
sum- Corrosive Sublimate, from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cule.
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Z. ESTE ELT,
COL E C 7 0 r ~,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.
as- Prompt attention given to COLLECTION OF
RENTS, OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. &c.
s,r Office No 20 BRoAD-sTREET, Charleston
O n limo October 13
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
1885 bales INLAND from Mobile ...... bales, from
Charleston 3G1 hags Sea Island and 134 bales Up
land, and from Savannah 373 bags Sea Island and
-. bales Upland-thc quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas ard Savannah.
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF.

RADWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
lghtfu dcsideratum in all cases Of external and in
ternal pain. In instant it Afforded relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain exsted-i; at once re-
lcyed the patient of the most violent and cxcruciat
ing panGs and throbs OF pain, and impaired the de-
ghIfui sensation OF case and comfort.
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Secretary and Treasurer.
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The steamship Monterey reports having expe-
rienced heavy northeast gales from Charleston bar
to Hatteras.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
ASIA.


Important Commercial Treaty with Russin.
From the Nieuwe Rotterdamschc Courant, Nov. ~.
Among the persons VINO Will soon occupy more
less important share OF European political atten-
ton is rakoob Beg, sovereign OF western Turkestan,
close to the territory lately acquired by Russia. The
Bnglish papers have already mentioned this soyer-
eign ns "a most impor. ant personage.n lie resides
In Yarkend city located In the centre OF fertile
plain, well adapted for commercial enterprise but
not turned TO any account till the present. Until
lately the Kuen-lun mountains were supposed to
oIIer an insurmountablc barrier 10 English enter
prise, and Russia did not push forward beyond the
frontiers OF YakoOb beg's dominion. Recently, how
ever, there has been the most lively competition
carried on between these two European countries In
order to secure the ascendancy IN this portion OF
Turkestan. England was supposed to be the favored
nation until the OF the events that have
transpircd within the last few days special agent
has been sent TO st. Petersburg with instructions to
effect treaty with hussia, and thereby stop her de-
sire for conquest in that quarter and report states
that the envoy is empowered to ofer Russia the
commercial monopoly throughout Western Tur-
kestan. The English commercial community ~
naturally Jealous, and it II not to be wondered ut
that the press urgeJ action the part OF the gov
ern gent In order TO prevent sucn y serious blow
being leveed at British interests.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15

ment was dlssoyed were peculiar the majority
against Ministers returned 10 the new Parlirment
by the new constituencies Is uneQdtvocal Last
sion series o. resolutions, s0emnly and steadfasy
large majority. The Premier was only restrained
nom relnquishng ONCE then by deep sense OF the
obligation under which he lab0red to submit the
great question in issue to the arbitration OF public
been national Inconvenience. 1t was determined,
therefore, to complete the work OF reform with ell
possible despatch and then to appeal to the rec0nst
tuted electoral body on the project for the disesa0-
lishment OF the Irish Church. That appeal has been
made. The answer ID not TO be mislnterpreted.
We have earnestly protested against the assump-
ton that the results OF the elections unavorabe
10 the prospects OF the conservative party: but we
have never denied that on the special question OF
as State Establishment Of religion a decisive and
commanding majority has been returned pledged TO
support the policy OF which Mr. Gladstone has made
himself the champion. 1t would be afectation on
the g1s Of the to Eng eso
toral returns, and 1t would be utterly ID.
consistent with his reputation for high spirit
and political integrity to attempt by ingenious
devices and artful maneuvres either to postpone.
Parliament on the assumption that he could possibly
hope TO continue to preside over the administration
OF public affairs would be the absurdity Of srro-
gance. -
The business Of the session must begin with q
speech from the throne. That speech must commit
her Majesty not only to general outline OF policy,
but to certain specified legislative measures. IL
would be an act indelicate almost to disoyaltJ %
viously equivocal not TO say absolutely false Much
more discreet and honorable is 1t for Mr.. Dsrae TO
resign at once anc so facilitate the FREQ course OF
government while securing the sovereign from grs-
cessary delay and his own reputation from unworthy
suspicious and imputation0
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The nagship Pensacola Captain Middlet n COM
mandng, sailed from Mazatlan ON the 18th ult., and
was 10 touch ~ al points TO Panama and return to
the North Pacnc waters
The Resaol Captain Bradford, sailed for san
Francisco from Mazatlan on the 10th ult. on arriv-
ing NJ her estimation Captain Lewis will take com.
mand and Captain Bradford report ut naval head
quarters
The haIongo, Captain Simpson. at Honolulu, Is to
be relieved by the Osslpee, Captain Serton.
The IJitcd Statcs steamer Snanokin, Commander
Brane, eft ". Thomas on the 10th ult, bound for
Nassay
Tno Lackawanna, Captain Reynolds. at Nazatlin
on the 10th OF November, was TO sail south In ew
daysto meet tho nagslp deliver mail and return TO
Ban Francisco.
Jile following ls the q ar OF Admiral Craven:-Cap-
tan Prebie, flcet captain; Lieutenant COMMANDER
biimes, noet lieutenant II. ,. craven, secretary 70
commander n-chisL
Humorous moak elections we're held on board tho
PensaCola Resaca and lackawanna on tIc "a VI
November. American sailors were nearly equally
divided but the irish tars trneG the ide IN favor VI
Seymour, who was eleclel b. cousidOr4De nis,-
J0Ity
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
EFFECTS or TN: HANGING BY LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.

washington dec. 19 correspondence OF the Boston
PostI
- ine ,c'osiain announciux tne nhukug VI rIanA
Reno and Charles Anderson by mob al New Albany,
Ind, has oCcasioned qu 10 excitement IN 0Hical
circles mere fne honor OF the government had been
penged TO the Canadian authorities for the protection
Of these men and or tneir SAFE return To Canada, II
not convicted after far tr al on the charge OF roo
bing Adams Exprcss twas only after thus pledge
hal been given that these men were surrendered
TO the United states under the provisions OF The Extra
diuon treaty The action OF the mob IN seizing
and hanging these men, II ~ apprenended, will
seriously embarrass the Cabinets Of washington and
London and conpliclte negotiations already pend-
ing. Amer returning from caurch today Mr.. seward
pad his respects TO ar. Thornton and explained the
violent cla ac or OF tile proceedings IN Indiana aud
gave the British ambassador every assurance thar
TIE government OF tue United Saes would do its
whole duty M tue premises Mr Thornton blunty
replied tbat he could not actly percei what was
TO b done since the paries whose protection had
b en- guaranteed by the United states had already
BEEN hung IN VOCATION OF the pleiVe given. Mr..
Seward has evidently ano her nee diplomatic ques.
ton y settle bafOre ha rctlrcS ro the Deparn snt
OF Slatc.
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
fuaEeM MscsllAAeous ITEMS.

Napoleon has ordered the oficial press OF France
not to take any more notice of the Baudin affair.
Themunicipal body Of Genoa, Italy, has approved
OF the conditions OF the contract for the construction
OF new docks at that port and the works win be i'm
mediately commenced.
Francis H., the ex-King of Naples has consulted
with several eminent italian lawyers In order to de-
termne whether the decree Of cOnfscat0n issued by
Garibaldi on his entering Naples, could Include the
private property OF the members OF the royal family.
At the celebration Of wedding in the village OF
Subenau, In the Duchy OF Baden, the bridegroom,
after dancing waltz, drank or . tumbler OF cold
water and was stricken with apoplexy, which killed
him on the spot His wife on discovering the truth,
tainted, and when she recovered was confirmed
The decorations OF Baron de Beust. which. as al
ready mentioned in the HERALD, had been stolen
have been recovered. They were pledged with an
old curiosity dealer for $50 fi0rins by man who
represented himself valet to high parsonage. Az
reward Of 200 thaers was promised for the dis
covery OF the thief the dealer gave Information to
the police None OF the objects are missing but the
criminal has not been found. f M..N ~
The New York herald., 1868-12-15
{ y r oP E :
Spread of Republicanism in
Spain.
The Execution of Monti and TOg-
netti at Rome.
The Result of the English
Elections.

The steamship City OF Paris, Captain James Ken.
nedy, OF the lnman iine from Liverpool December .,
via queenstown the 3D. arrived at this port yester.
day. she brings details Of our cable kilograms up
60 date or her departure.
great riot took place in Stockholm on the 3oth
ult Cavalry had to be called out to put 1t down.
Sir Edward r. WetheraIl. G. B., has assumed the
duties OF Under Secretary for Ireland in succession
20 Sir Thomas Larcom.
travellers arriving from Piedmont and Lombardy,
says the Gaset d. Genopa OF the 26th state that the
whole country Is covered with snow as far as
Busalta.
M. Berryer, says La France will be inferred at
Angerville In a vault constructed after his own
designs.
A circular OF seMor Sagosta, dated Madrid, Decem-
ber l. has been published to-day stating that the
government, while resolved to protect the cause Of
the revolution, al the same time equally resolved
to manan the credit OF the country and the future
liberty ana digny or Spain.
Msae. Rossslni mas 1t Is said, consented to the
removal OF her husbands body to Italy, but 1t Is not
certain whether Florence or Pesaro WILL be chosen
Tor is finai resting place.
The Spanish provisional government has sent very
strict directions to the perfects to maintain order In
those towns where disturbances have lately taken
place.
very severe gale prevailed along the Irish coast
during the whole night Of Sunday, the Goth ult
There nave been shipping casualties at Queenstown.
The American ship Isabella. the Russian bark Vic
tor. and the English brig Caspian got into collision
and were considerably damaged. vessel laden with
wine ran ashore at Robart's Head. The gale has
been one OF the heaviest experienced on that coast
for long period.
The Chamber OF Deputies at Florence, on the LIST
inst, took one more step towards the union Of
Italy by passing the bill granting Italian civil
and political rights to all Italians of the pro-
vinces OF the peninsula not yet united to the
Kingdom OF Italy. by the new rules recently
adopted by the Chamber OF Deputies the Committee
OF the House is organized on the English ParlIa-
mentary system.
The Gazette OF December contains the Official an
nouncement that the Queen has been pleased to d.
rect letters patent to be passed under the great seal
granting the dignity Of viscountess Of the United
Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland unto Mary
Anne, wife Of the Right Honorable Benjamin Dis
raell, by the namc style and title OF viscountess
Beac0nsneld.