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steamer wrecked.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10. =
Twenty three lives were lost on the
bark Istria, wrecked off Hatteras.
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INSURANCE Meeting.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-The Annu-
al Convention of the National Board
of Underwriters. meets here to-mor-
row.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Cable.
London Press on the New American
Minister.

LONDON, June 15.-The Daily Ne1Cs
says the long experience and train
ing. and the high character of Rev
erdy johnson, are guarantees that he
5 will we'll represent the United States
as a whole and not sectionslly.
The Times says no envoy could be
sent here who would be hailed with
more confidence as a spokesman of a
great nation. The unanimous ratlh-
cation Of his nomination Is an ex-
ampled testimonial His intellect Is
admirably trained to discuss the
pending or probable issues with pre-
cision, impartiality, dignity of char
acter, breadth4of learning aud charm
OF manner.
LoNDoN. June 15.-In the House
OF Commons this evening" the Secre1
tary tor FOREIGN Affairs, Lord Stan
ley, said the Egyptian Government
entertained the plan for the establish
meut of course of law to protect the
rights Of residents in Egypt of foreign
birth, aud that the Viceroy was de-
sirous Of carrying the measure INTO
effect. eN<ftt'- Aaa
.aa.t s PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 15.-The North Ger
man Parliament has passed bill au
tn orizing the Government to raise a
loan, proceeds to be applied to the
enlargement and improvement OF the
Federal Navy. .r
BELGRADE, June 15.-The nephew
Of the late Prince Michael has been
declared his successor, under the title
of Prince Milan the Fourth. 4
Trial of Government SWlndlers.
RIcHMoND. June 15-The. case
John H Anderson. Collector OF tn
Fourth District, aud Others, charge,
with conspiracy to defraud the Gov
.s erument, was concluded before Judg
Chase to-day. a verdict Of guilt
was rendered against Anderson, Col
lector; Robert Ellsom, Inspector, ant
Gouldmon aud Patterson, Assistan
Inspectors. Sentences were passe
as follows. Anderson, fined $1,000
and two years Imprisonment; Ellison
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fned $5, COO and two ggays1i yea u nprJson-
ment. Patterson, fined 5000 and two
years. .imprisonment, Gouldman's 5 iue
was $1,000 aud two years imprBon-
meut So Sa9'.
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WASHINGTON

RumOF OF 8. II. CfaPk's ReSignation-
ROstpOnemeut Of SUFTatt's Trial
commissioner Rollins TO Answer
Secretary McCnllOCh's CommunIca.
tIOn.
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The Canadians Still Pre-
pairing for the Fenians.
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The War IN Paraguay
sE Lopez Strongly Fortified.
With 10000 Men.
Firemen's Riot in Phlla
delphia.

Pcstponement of Surratt's
Trial.
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R, SMITH 4 BRO,

u n d q r t a X q n -
14I MAIN ST, bet. Fourth and Fifth,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Keep constantly on hand a large stock of
Metallic Gases and Caskets, and Walnut
Cofdns Particular attention paid to Lay
Ing Out and Dressing. laps dam
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

Relief to the IrOn-Clad Contractors.
Currency question in the Senate.
THE WHISKY TAX IN THE no UnE
DECIDED ACTION TAKEN.
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News by Atlantic Cable

News by Atlantic Cable.
-s4sbnIalsi@oE 81
The War in Paraguay. I
Humaita Not Yet Taken.
Lopez Strongly Fortified,
.. With 10000 Men.
Firemen's Riot in Ph1la-
,-r - delphia.
Postponement of surratt's
Trial. @
"
The Canadians Still Pre-
pairing for the Fenians.
Commissioner Rollins to
Answer McCulloch.
Wreck Of q Steamer Off
Cape Hatteras.
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CALIFORNIA NEwssuMMARY

SAN-FRANCIsCo, August 5.-The Fur Com
paiy's steamer Constantine ran ashore Jnly "a, in
Plumber Pass about 50 miles North OF Victoria IL is re-
ported that she has feet OF water in her hold but 10 IS
believed that she will be got off without seriOns
damage. Her passengers arrived safely at Victoria.
800 Late intelligence from Sitka announces The
death Of Lieut., LivermOre who was acciden-
tally shot while hunting The English war; ship
Sparrow Hawk had arrived at Victoria from the North,
where sent 10 inquire into the Indian troubles
aud punish the perpetrators OF the late Outrages No
satisfactory result accomplished. The Boise CITY
Qdaho stage was recently stopped Blue Mountain by
lighwaymen, and the mails rfed. All the registered
the amount Of $1,000 The Nevada Democratic State
Convention Is called 10 meet AZ Carson Sept 90 III
Parepa Rosa opera season opened last night TO s2o,
gold bouse. The whale ship Washington arrived fri IN
Anydr sea to-day. She compsiled 10
rrfurn for repairs her boats being stove in
by the ice She reported whales scarce She brings 800
b1s oil and 600 pounds bone She brings the following
report OF the whaling feet up 10 July IL Josephine nye
whales; Massachusetts Vineyard and Aurora three
whales each; Nautilus, Norman President 81 George,
Comet and Helen Snow two whales each Oroie Progress,
Three Brothers Trident Champion Florida, Count Bic
mark COncasta Charles Rowland, Eagle, GayheAo Geo
Rowland Helen Mar, James Allen, John Howland, one
each LYDIA Milo, Dairy, Ocean, ONO onward hsInpoW'
Reindeer Gen Scott A Barnes, Monticello, Eagle, Gall
fOrnia, Awashuks, Circo, Daniel Webster, Eugenia.
George. Islander John Cowan, john Wells clean HOP
Oluu advces 10 July IL have been received The Fourth
celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Americans
residing In Honolulu. The ceremonies commenced WIN
a procession at midnight. over 100 persons bearing
torches and transparences visited the American Legation
fired salute. regatta took place. and IN the evening
bali was given the MohOngo. The commercial news
j. uninportant Flour quiet and unchanged wheat
81 ~ for shipping. Legal-tenders, TO- .E'.
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,oeetinp The entrance fee IL sixpence per shot, and
the competitors may shoot as many Times as ' o9
please. For the Enfield rifle the ranges WERE ~
range Other prizes we're offered for any rifle AT SOo
500 eco and 500 yards Ordinarily these I'M
are very full but the heat of the weather. anu tlo
difficulty of seeing the bullseye in the glare OF tne
snn has somewhat restricted the number OF competl
tors this year although nearly 5000 shots nave peeh
Tord Nanier fhe conoucror of Abyssinia, is the
reat lion of London lust now. He has paid WISH 10
Camp and special banquets nave peel a.. az ~ rc
do him honor He presented the pTlzes 10 tne sue
ressful councillors this afternoon, ana heb VIII a
very enthusiastic reception gIanu s'a,,u d i irn
been erected on an open part OF tIe t1 ond two
LONG fables bearing the various prizes LoIu any
LADY Napier and Earl and Countess spencer aIlireu
at little before o'clock and the prcSehr@i1ob
nj once proceeded with. AS eacn pilDehNJoI w.
mo IN IN receive his prize LORD Napier
addressed a few kindly and congTatuat3ry Wors ~
him An immense assembage OK people TienTooi ~
tbe proceedings and the popularity OF the lo[tuato
men was evidenced by the cool or warm receptpn
piyen to them by the people Inc winner VI ~. .ho
Queens prize Teceivsd 9ute an few words to the
effect that he considered the v0unteeFs, very Vau
able adjunct to the army ana thaL ne leu ccedd the
that he was himself volunteer the mas aScePe S.o
colnnelcv of a Metropolitan corps, ana he wac Pie
sented 6v Earl Spencer with the honorary MEMBER
shin of the National Rife Association. - ono
Some time after the review took place. put olig
review is so much like another that 1t does not can
for special mention. 1t fitting close 70 NeiS
successful fortnight and was honoreu Win 'i P'N'
ence of royalty. ,s .bo pri+isb
So ends the ninth annual meeting OF the brltis 3a
Volunteers 'and its success has been so great as ~
sufficiently evidence the stability OF tie lloNo.ui
and of the association International rifle neeunse
have become of frequent occurrence, notably inoSe
between England and Belgium Why should nos
ouT American cousins bring these mics over anu
trv their skill with us at the next Wimbledon
eatberng7 We should, at least have the advantage
of talking to You in our own language, WINE .iie
European visitors who have hon0red us VIII tnoil
nresence have not Jared well in some respects az
they would have done if they all spoke Engiish OF
we ali spoke French. If we cannot have an anglo
the Atlantic to prevent us having an Anglo-Amerl
can rifle match. L. - d.
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Artillery, has been detailed as Acting Assistant
Inspector General of the Military Division of the
Atlantic on the staff of Gen. Hancock, commanding
the Division.
By order Of the Secretary of War, Brevet-Col John
r. Edie of the Sh Infantry has been assigned to duty
as Assistant Commissioner of the freedmens Bureau
for the State of South Carolina.
Gen. Grant has recommended the remission of the
remainder of the sentences and the release from I'M
prsonment of all persons now in confinement under
sentence of military commissions organized under
the Reconstruction acts of Congress. III the states
where the said acts have ceased to be operative.
Advices from Texas by the editor of an Austin
journal fully confirm the previous intelligence OF the
murders and asSassinations in that State About III
days ago, while the Hon. A. o. Cooley the only loyal
member of the State Senate of Texas, was standing
in the door of his dwelling at fredericksburg he
was shot by one Dixon, from Fayette County. The
first reports were that the shot would prove fatal
later accounts say that Mr. Cooley is alive and may
recover. Mr.. Cooley has been consistent
Union man, and his prominence as the
single loyal Senator in the Throckmorton reign,
made him target for Rebel revenge.
The United States Consul at Porto Rico writes to
the State Department that the requirement for pass
ports has been reGsablshed on that island. lie also
says that on account of the appearance of the cholera
at Havana. vessels from that port are not admitted
into the ports at Porto Rico.
Secretary Welles embarked for Boston last night
on the Government steamer TallapOOsa. Mr.. Nelles
has for some time had a desire to SEQ the ocean.
Senator Ross of Kansas will leave here tomorrow
for his home in that State.
Mrs. Senator Trumbull still lies in very critical
condition at her residence on Capitol Hill.
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TIE CHINESE EMBASSY.

AUBURN, Aug 5.--The Chinese Embassy, ac-
companed by number Of citizens made the tour Oh 'he
city this morning in carriages going the various points
NJ interest They were the observed OF all observers
they passed through the streets At lLlS o'clock the
Embassy visited the Prison. going through the entire m
stuton and Witnessing the different enerpfes carried
ON there with great interest The discipline OF the PTsOn
is excellent under It's present management. but the con
yict could not resist tho temptation 10 take good look
at tho DISTINGUISHED party The march OF the c0nvics
10 dinner with tkelocstep and perfect order seemed
to be very interesting 10 tho Chinese Their VISIT ey-
IDENTIFY gave them favorable impression OF the American
mode Of puDshiug criminals. The tour through the
Prison occupied about II hours, when the party again
took carriages for the residence OF Secretary Seward
The city visited at o'clock this afternoon by one
OF the heaviest that has been Witnessed for
years This prevented tire and reaper exhibition
for the benefit OF the Chinese, which mentioned in
yesterdays dispatch as to come of to-day.
BUFFALO Aug 5.-The Buffalo Board OF Trade, on mo-
ton Of the Hon j. T. Hatch to-day appointed commit
tee Of % to visit Niagara Falls aud tender public
banquet TO the Chinese Embassy. 900 ...
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HONDURAS.

TOUPNEY OF THE PREsIDENT-AN IMPORTANT
IMPROVEMENT. I'D -. goo u
From our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Aug. 1.-NOtces by the Gdcetd OF
Truxio up TO the 18th. The President Of the Republic
sailed on the 5th inst for Isle Of Ruatan The good
relations between Cuba and this lovely island 90 on In
creasiug in strength. Don l. Gonzalo Betancont mas
celebrated with tile Supreme Government contract OF
eolouzaon canalization and other maters he arrived
nth inst at this port aboard the spanish vessel
Iuz proceeding from the Havana. The Governor ana
Senior BctancOnt had, soon thereafter an audenee ~
which they seemed to have been much pleased Win eaen
other Betancont explained fully his business and re-
ceiyed al the needed encouragement and support he
has already to Havana to commence putting
motion the projects had III view between himself anu inc
Government OF Honduras -, l..
The Overnor General OF Porto Rico communicating 70
the ~ Cuba the fact OF the appearance
of cholera in that island ard that hereafter unclean
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE LONDON TIMES on THE ANGLo-MENlCAS
DIFFICULTY.

THE LONDON TIMES on THE ANGLo-MEXlCAN
DIFFICULTY.
LONDON. August 5.--The London Times IN an
editorial this morning on the Mazatlan affair says
Though the commander of the Chanticleer was eN-
posed to considerable provocation, he shouiu hov
have resorted to hoslties, but should have sougnV
redress through his Government; otherwise he"u-
strong and incorporate commanders Will alwaYs
hold the power of peace and war Even spanish
American States. insolent and brutal as they are
are entitled to this treatment
BRIGHTON RACES
The leading event of the Brighton races took place
to-day The Brighton Cup, piece oil pIate' N"luo
900 soveregns, added to sweepstakes OF III soVer-
eigns each on the old course, about two miles, was
won hy the Duke of Newcastle's bay colt Spectrum
by Vidette ont of DOTalice: Mr. Ii. Saviiies OlacA
colt Blueskin, by Skrmisher, out OF Doeskin
second. and Mr.. G.. Hodgman's brown colt fa'u
Jones. by Bnccaneer. out of Queen of the GypsieS'
by Chantcleer third. The betting at the start was
two 70 one on speculnm three to one against blue
skin. and four to one against Paul Jones. Eve
started,
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CUBA.
can rifle mate

MELANCHOLY Acc1DENT-THE CUBA CABLE.
From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Aug. 1.-Cholera may be said to have
almost run its course. melancholy occurrence nap
pened in this city last week. Mr. Gerson OF the nrm OF
Matthias Gerson & Co lost little son. The father Do
came inconsOabe Accordingly. he determined 10 TAKE
his family to France His trunks were sent ado ara Tue
St. Nazare steamer but the vessel would NOT as was
pected sail that evening and not until 10 O'CLOCK OF tne
next day The poor was taken SICK OF the choieEs
during the night, and at a. m. was corpse
The Narva is still prOmenadlng the seas passing anu
rcpaSsng between Cojiman, Key West, ana the MOTTO
Nothing further can be given the subject OF the new
cable. -, =,
Cen Santa Anna has Tsued the propretors OF ~ Fds
for language used in article OF the 18th nit Ihese gen
eupu propose 70 advise the public OF the result Is soon
as the cause is terminated, and Of course as one "oud
suppose all the facts IN connection herewith
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EPISCOPAL coNvocAT1oN IN THE NEW DIOCESE

READING, Penn, Aug. 5.-Thls morning the
Hrst convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
within the proposed Diocese opened Ia Christ Churc
u his civ The Rev Bishop stevens was present ana
assisted by 10 clergynen conducted the morning prayers
The Church not having been hitherto formally c0nse
Grated IL was set apart Divine worship, according 10
the rubric Bishop stevens preached from the
2sth Chapter OF Genesis lIth verse The ser
service and an exhibition oil the beauty OF
the Book OF Common Prayer, After the sermon the hoy
Communion was administered the Bishop conducting the
same The congregation present this morning not large
Int there are In attendance quite number OF lay depu
es from surrounding parishes The meeting Is composed
az e parocha clergy and three lay deputies from each
n,r,sh within the limits OF the proposed new Diocese
The only two conditions which the Convention required
before the consent OF the Bishop TO the proposed division
should he given were these -, -,
Tbt Evidence shall be furnished the Bishop that twethirls OF the
clergy and parishes representing Wobds OF the couSnaShe &c
ported 1861 approve Of being set OF NJ" diocese and a.
That be secured for the support Of Tue
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL STRIKE.

For some time past the boatmen have been
oon,ni,nirg flat their pay was Inadequate and that
they would be compelled 20 cease operation lhey haye
1rnsJnv iast AT noon a partial combination had been
ectod among those this port, and strike was made
fcr s 20 per fun The boats at Lynn harl Wouh ot
i ,r is and general cessation Of business was the
result The companies not prepared 70 pay an adj
ed nrice and an shipments Of coal from the mines
M th line OF the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
r stopped az once The break IN the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad precludes the posslelity ot shipments
Ken advantage OF In order 10 force the COM
uouna, t,to measures Cumberland MIDI Civilian.
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LYNcH1NG IN MIssIssIpPI.

MEMPHIS, Aug. Son Friday night last, two
negroes arrested for the murder Samuel Mes wine near
Grenada ew weeks ago. were taken from the jail IN
Caneryne, Miss 10y large party Of masked horsemen'
carried snort distance from town, and hanged Inc
Jaor end sherin resisted the mob until oyerPowered
Some OF the mob asserted that the negroes had Doased
that the Loyal League would prevent their execution in
the event OF their conviction and the mob were deteT
muDed that they should suffer for their crime
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Wages of master workmen' ranging from " TO 70
are not affected by the new law.
An effort is being made by the kentucky Demo
Gratis to get Gen. George II. Thomas removed from
his command. They seem to fear that be VIII hold
the Tennessee Rebels in check and prevent them
from plunging that State into civii war,
Judge Millgan. recently nominated anu confirmed s
80 In5oo ~ tho Court of Claims. has informed the
President that he accepts the Office
The President has directed that Brevet Major
Iohn q Grierson. Captain and Assistant Quarter
,,aa,or q, Volunteers be mustered out of the ser
80 and receive no final pay or allowances until he
h,. satisfied the Pay Department that he is not in-
dshtsd ~ the Government the reason for this action
,ein that he has been accused of fraud and maad-
administration ~,
Rreyet Col. John Mendenhall. Captain in the 4th
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HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 5.--The anti Union
members held caucus meeting last night. Nothing has
vet TRANSFERRED as 20 the result. 80,
The Local Government refused 10 have interve We Win
cir IolIn Macdonald and other members of the PTiyY
Connect i'm Halifax The UmOnsts do not favor CON
cfli4f
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FAIIrRr IN woRcrsrER MASS.

WORCESTER, Aug. 81. II. jenkins g. Co.
dy goods dealers Of this city, failed yesterday and the
liabilities are said to be than $4,000 ineludlnf
sSo0o to H. b. Ciain Co., OF New,Y0rk, and roIo0o u
Jordan Marsh * Co, OF Boston. uH. . I. ...
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rnr NOS. GIpEON WELLEs.

FoRr MONROE, Aug. 5.-The steamer ITALIA,
noaso from Washington with the Hon Gideon Wees ana
r,@ they we're received with salute. The Tauapoosa
ts low al anchor OF Fort Monroe
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THE COTTON CROP.

SAvANNAH, Aug. 5-Reports from the crops
in Middle Georgia show that tile plant Is small but
healthy Unless the plant grows rapidly not over hall OF
what was made last year will be realized Accounts
from Florida that the worm the ncresse.
especially among the Sea Island cotton The rain CAUSES
the fruit TO shed. ~ .f..I.
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feet hgh we weight, to the winner 800 second horse
sFcoSD RlcET6e Saratoga Cup Of 1000 added sweepstakes
~ each two and quarter miles G nI ayes ola nv Is,
Mcconnell Harness enter ch 1eneIAl Duke years o " L
The AnnieswOcd Stable euter, en- Extra years DID, BY TndOrse
AHHs.sood Stable enters e6 Dickens 4years DID, by imp
Australian dam Alabsna by Brown Dick.
The AnneswoOd stable Kentucky aged BY Lexington
The Jerome Park stable enter, eh years DID, by Planet
dam Albihe by JET Davis .. . 81,
NJ Carter enters seppngsOne, years old by imp Lapd
BeEsrsou enters CHI Metae years DID, By Star Davis dam Ka
Morris eh Relentless years old by imp Eclipse dam
Morris cI Onward years DID, by RnggOh dam My
Morn. ept. Fanny Ludlow years DID, BY imported Eclipse
D. McDs enters b. h. Red Dick years DID, by Lexington, dam
D. Mcdaniel enters 81 C Mors,ey years old by Brecknrdse dam
Mcdaniel Sarah b. years old BY Planet dam Adega,
H. Sanford enter.b Lancaster years Old BY Lexington dam
Blue Bonnet BY imp Hedgeforl ,,-,.- L. MIL.
H. sanford La Polka years DID, BY Lexington dam
d e. spnOl years Old by imp Australian dam
w. PenHaeL James A. Connolly, DID, by yanda
n enters Fanny Cheham years DID, by Lexington,
dA Y Laura q Le15sisas s,, Oh 7-,, , Sandy P.,, a
years Old b, Beak Wind by imp Sovereign
THED RAcE-Dash Of threequAriers u mile for all purse
THE OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON.
The first grand ball of the season was given
at the Union Hotel this evening. The spacious ballroom
was filed with very select company Of ladies and gen
tlemen The toettes OF the richest description.
Among those present John G. SAKE, Gen. Daniel f.
Sickles Gen. II. L. Tremaine, the Hon. John Hoffman,
the Hon SANFORD T. Church. the Hon. Henry c. Murphy
Supervisor Hayes ex Mayor Gunther, Samuel c. Court
ney, Henry Keep, the Hon. Erastus Corning, Gen.
Denison, VIM. X. Lewis John Hunter, VIM. r. Travis,
Judge Curtss George wilkes Capt Nat. Palmer, Col.
Rush c. Hawkins, the Hon. VIM. Radford, and others
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THE ARREST OF CHARLES PICKERING.

Rrrr.Lo, Aug. 5.-Charles Pickering. for
ucply a banker OF this city arrested GA repnist'o
U"vernor of Illinois Saturday last. ana ac
@ ., trand i'm the sale Of cattle oil the upper lakes
Isf FOR chicago last evening IN charge OF an ofticer
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EUROPE.
TURKEY.

,ur AMERICAN MINISTER AND THE TUNNi'N
GOVERNMENT ...,or,o
LONDON Aug 5-A dispatch from c0 SS;,ar Pe
,enors that Mr. Norris the American M MINI. 80
tnscs 70 concur in protocol of the Sublime rOi'e
aIIo,ving aliens TO hold lands in Turkey
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PORTUGAL.
.,.vv or MoNTPENsIER.

THE DUKE OF MONTPENsIER'
LISBON, Aug 5The Portuguese Council OIL S,aoS &c
oorclpded not TO prohibit the Royal exiles OF
S"oin from remaining in this country, and the Duke
anG Duchess of Montpensier have taken up their res
ilence i'm Lisbon.
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n,RAMA-THE LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 5.-Nothing OF general
interest was done the House today me senate win
one dissenting vote passed bill removing all political
disabilities II provides that all disabilities resting on
ctipn shall be removed his filing an application win
the Probate Judge No oath is required The Senate Oy
vote of IS 10 - the Lieut. Governor giving the deciding
Dotc uassed the bill which had previously passed the
Uoue authorizing the Governor To select one newspaper
in cor Congr,ssional District which all the legal
notices OF every kind are 10 De inserted IL is 'nouS
mi Z nc (nXcrnnr will veto 10.