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New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
cINcTNNATI MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, April b--II D. m.-Ihb CITY eIcc-
ton passed off quietly to-day The vote was light The
were for Judge OF the Supreme Court Clerk
of the Police Court City Commissioners Trustees OF the
Water Works Wharf Master Director OF City lnfrmary.
contest was close Nearly complete returns from wards
indicate that the Democrats have elected their entire
ticket with the exception OF Clerk OF the Police Court
and Director Of the City Infrmary. The Council viii he
Republican by small majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
GREAT FIRE IN LrAvENwoHTH, KY.

LrANENwORTH, KY, April 0.--The brick
bu,dng ON Cherokee ST., between Main and Secondts.
occupied by n. w Ginee, liquor dealer Kansas zeiang
printing office. the Coored Masonic Hail. and five or six
buildings adjoining, consumed yesterday morning.
Lr,ygswoKTu. Aprl 6..EyUSING.- The loss by the
fire rday . the brick building owned by Gus
taye Fries ssOO MT Gett lost 5000 bushels corn The
ZeitI.ug Office sustained total loss.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
rur INDIAN PEACE COMMISSION

ou.HA. April 5The Indian Peaee Sonlnlls- oe0as.
SION h"s 80 ConmissiOn 10 LARAMIE. NO tsray 10 T" ''
P%ade until s retuEnS5 the ist nom the
-, Little Powder River, where hed tiouu ~ re.t
heaa rs " encared sent word that they desire 20 ssn
,ho ,%n Commission, particularly Messis. HaIh'S "
INN .n1 M Laramie IN the latter part OF April
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
EUROPE.
PARAGUAY.
nuMAIrA NOT YET CAPTURED.

~ irlAsne yslssaArH 70 rHl TRIBUNE
LONDON, April 6.-Fprther adyiees haye been H-
ceived from Rio Janeiro, fbm private sources, which
give two days later intelligence from the armies on
the Parana than that forwarded few days SINCE.
Fighting was going on at all points. Humalta mao
not been captured as was before reported, but was
vigorously defended by the troops under Lopez Inc
Allied feet and the land batteries were cannonadng
the fortress fercely. Humaita was however, very
poorly supplied with provisions and ammunition
and its early captulation expected. There is no
other defensible point the river and the capture
of Humaita will without question, terminate the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
KANSAS.
REpUBLICAN VICTORY IN LAWRENCE.

,. REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN LAWRENCE.
LAWRENCE, April 6.--The Republican clty
ticket was elected to-day although the Democrats
poed large This is only the second time IN tne ms
tory OF the city that the Democrats have had ucket III
the field. r .
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ATCHIs0N.
ATCHIsoS. April G.-1'he city election mere ioeay
resulted in the choice OF q Democratic Mayor by ~
majority The Republicans elect majority OF Council
men and members Of the School Board-aso OF the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
COMPLETE RETURNS OF DETROIT.
OHIO.
ELECTION IN COLUMBUS, {

ELECTION IN COLUMBUS, ONO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April THE Democrats carry
this city by 1000 maortya Republican gain of 200.
Dispatches from various cities and towns show Re
publican gains
COLUMBUS, April 6.-The Democrats carry this city
bv abont 1000 majority. Murphy is elected Mar
shall and six out of the nine COuncilmen are Demo
Gratis Joseph Olds is elected Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
NrpDrR IN rrRRE nAUTE, IND.

1TgRE HAUTE, April G.-John Reeves, u car
penter Was murdered this morning by John L. stevens,
a former employe Stevens had claimed an amount OF
money which Reeves had already paid for his board and
ON Reeves refusing tO pay IL over, stevens deliberately
shot hu three times, killing HIM instantly. Stevens Was
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
GERMANY.
CoMMERCIAL TREATY.

BERLIN, April 6.-Immediately on the ratification
of the treaty relative to citizenship which was re-
Gently concluded between Prussia and the United
States Mr. Bancroft will enter into negotiations for
the establishment of commercial treaty between
the two countries. .......
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT Mich April6.-Ihe election returns COM
ing in clearly indicate the defeat of the Consti
tuition. 1t cannot yet DO judged how the vote ON
prohibition has gone. Negro suffrage is embodied in
the new Constitution. The only separate articles
submitted are prohibition and the question Of annual
or biennial sessions of the Legislature.
SECOND DISPATCH.
DETROIT, April Go .. m.-Thirty-five towns heard
from give . lG2 majority against the Constitution,
and seventeen towns give 1A majority for prohibit
ton.
THIRD DISPATCH. .
DETROIT, Mich, April 6-l0 p. m-ElectiOn returns
the Constitution The result on Prohibition, as far
as heard FROM is majority for it of 49, This will
be greatly overbalanced by the vote of Detroit but
the Temperance men are hopeful
DETROIT April -Midnight.-Returns from
100 towns give 1868 votes against the Constitution The
vote on prohibition will be quite close, and it is inposs
bic tonight to tell what the result will be- The munich
pal elections throughout the State show special
change from last year.
COMPLETE RETURNS OF DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, April 6.-Complete election returns
for the City of Detroit give for the Constitution
9 4j3 against 5,S92, only ward giving majority
for it, for prohibition 1884 against Gj67 and for an
nual sessions 755 against 6612.
At this bOur-10:30 p. n.-returns from 20 towns
including Detroit, show majority of Sl56 against
the Constitution The vote Oh Prohibition outside
Detroit is about equal IL is thought returns from
the rural districts will the 5000 majority
given against the measure IN Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
FRANCE.

THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ROME.
PARIS, April 6.-Orders have gone forward 70
tho French troops now occupying Rome to return
Preparations are actually going on and it is thought
that the evacuation win be complete in few days.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
CmCAGO ROARp or TRADE ELECrIos.

CHICAGO, H., April G-At the annual elec-
tio OF oces Of the Chicago Board OF Trade to-day, Mr.
. L. v Robbins wps elected PIesideIt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

ELECTION IN INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April G.--Ihe vote polled at
the township election here. to-day, small. The
Republican ticket is elected by 500 majority,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
ITALY.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

AUMIKAI FAhhhHNI'
NAPLES April 6-AdIniral Farragut OF the Ameil-
can navy is still in this city, He awaits the
retnrn of the Duke dAosta who is at present in
c;aD,,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

Debt less cash Ia Treasury. 2,5l9209667 2,6l9b2st3
The official Inst uf beacons, bHoys, DC, in the ~
lighthouse districts has been completed and correct
ed 10 January 1868 aud IL 10 be ready t0r dlstlDn
ton on the 9th inst. by the Collector Of Customs IN
New York City. and the Inspector OF the lild us
triet at 1Dmpk iDsyIlle, Staten Island.
Iieut. Gan. Sherman, who was before the house
and Senate Pacific Railroad Committee to-day testi-
fed that large snins could be saved to the Govern
.nt by tie construction OF the Kansas Pacilic hl-
road. ........ oas. L..
transmittd during the past week, l,3lI patents or
deeds fmm the United States TO individuals, Ior
land as follows; Ol 10 Du Luth, Mimi; 80 TO 10
pekg Kansas: 2j 10 san Fraucisco; 81 TO Van Couy-
ers. Washington Territory; 100 10 Menasha, WIS; -
Ia East Saginaw, Mich. These patents were founded
on cash sales and Agricultural college SCRIP.
The Spanish Government has released al dntIes on
foreign wheat and flour under both Spanish and Tor
eign tapp Twenty miles more of the Union Paclhc
RAILWAY Kansas Branch, finished and waiting IN
spectIon The road Is now completed ~ miles west
Of Fort Hayes and daily passenger trains are run
ming to the end of the track.
A dispatch hence 20 The Erenin0 Post to-day, says;
There considerable comment this morning IN Itepub
lcau circles the state sent aoat yesterday that an
article Of five columns, which appeared in The Ndhond
Iugencer Of Thursday last endeay Oriug 10 prove that
neither ade CoaX were entitled 10 the Presidential
chief Justice Chase II appears that the article ques
on was taken the editor Of the paper by the private
secretary Of the ChlefJustice. and was ~ the secre
tary's handwriting. Certain persons draw me inference
from ths that The article originated with the CheIJus
flga
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
NEw-yoRK. TUESDAY, APRIL :, 1865.

spect TO politics say that the Court could not
have anticipated the legislation, and II IL had
could not possibly have run race with Congress;
that it would have been ridiculous aiectation not 70
take notice of il, and would hardly have been con.
sstent with the dignity OF the Court and the respect
due the other branches of the Government 10 pro
ceed with the until the President had either ap
proved or vetoed the bill. On the reecpessa OF ms
veto il was passed by the required majority IN ooth
houses When Mr.. Black for McCardle moved 70 Dc
heard upon the question of the effect OF the law tne
Court although il had several weeks before liked
Tuesday the 3lst of March, for the closing OF the
docket, agreed To hear argument IN the case on
Wednesday, the lst of April OF that however, the
counsel did not take notice, not having appeared In
court until after the subject had been postponed.
In the United States Supreme Court to-dav, near
the conclusion of the proceedings, Gen. w. G ~
Davis read petition from Hamilton Martin and
Wm. T.. Gill; saying that they are held In prison III
Florida, confined in damp and unhealthy quarters,
and that thereby their health has been impaired.
They pray for revision Of the proceedings OF the
court below and for writ Of habeas corpus directing
the competent jurisdiction to produce the petitioners
before the Supreme Court that the cause OF their
Imprisonment may be shown, and that WIT OF
osrtiordri may be sent to the Circuit Court so that
record Of the full proceedings in the case may be i
nished and that the petitioners may De heard py
counsel, and delivered from imprisonment. Inc
Court granted writ, returnable on the nrst Gay Oh
the next term. The petitioners were indicted IN
Federal court for the murder of freedman and tney
hold that the State court alone can take JURISDICTION
OF the subject. ..i ~
The following ia an exhibit of the public debt OF
the United States the st of April 1865, as COM
o,.I. ~. fho1n nf tha
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
SECOND DISPATCH.

DETROIT, April Go p m.-Thirty-fve towns heard
from give 2lG2 majority against the Constitution
and seventeen towns give 144 majority for prphib-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
TLNILIL YTYOM gHT
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FRANCE.

uphodng that mopstrous grievance that fruitful source
Of hatred, disafectlon, and civil war.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
WASHINGTON.

THE MANAGERS TESTIMONY IN REsERvE-THE
PRESIDENTS COUNSEL BUSY-GOV. PIER-
POINTS CAsE-WELLs TO BE GOVERNOR OF
yIRGINIA-THE. sENATE's PROCEEDINGS
CONNECTICUT ELECTION - THE AcouiA
CREEK DIsAsTER-GENs. GRANT AND sHER-
MAN-sENATOR SUMMERS DINNER-ARkAN-
sAs-M'CARDLE.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
SUPREME COuRT-CHAMBsaS.


More Of the Chicago, Rock Island aud Pacific
Railroad Case.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Fisk 81 a. Us The Chicago, Rock bland and Pacific
Rairoad CompanyThis case, the particulars Of which
have already appeared at length In the HERALD, again
came before Judge CaTdozo motion TO have the
removed from the Supreme Court OF New York to the
to local feeling and other preudices the defendants
could not have fair aud impartial trial
among others that the act OF 1865 ana 1897 would be
unconsiituuona if applied TO this case.
Mr.. David Dudley Ficd appeared for the plaintiffs
and Aessrs. Tracey, Fullerton and Evar FOR the de-
PENDANTS
The court reserved decision.
Fernando Wood and the Conmon Council-
Revival of the Old Litigation OF the Nassau
Street Premises.
Before Judge C,rdozo.
The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaly Of Nsw York
e Fernando Wood and J. B. Connolly, Comptroller. -
THIS case, the particulars OF which have appeared In
the HERALD. before tho court ysstsrday motion
By tho plaintiffs for An order that certain issues be
framed and the sent to jury at all events 10
referee In order 10 investigate the question OF fraud
alleged in the complaint IL is alleged that Mr. Wood
having In December, 1852, some political influence, OBJ
tanned tho execution OF lease for three years or por
tons of his premises Nos lis ana lit Nassau street.
be leased to the Corporation Counses at yearly pay.
ment Of 6000 as well pars Tor tho Corporation At
torneys and Public Administrators Offices a. tho yearly
rent OF 81 600 each The comp further that in
December, 1885, by bis political influence and brioe Of
$2i000 he obtained resolution removing the lease for
years $1,000 for the Corporation Counses c1cs
and So 900 each for the other offices The
denies all fraud and submits that $27, 900 due on
the lease Tor which debt claims judgment
Mr. Williams, behalf Of tho operation asked that
the case might be sent to jury TO determine.
Mr.. Hall, the part Of tue Comptroller. said Mr..
Connolly occupied the position OF stakeholder in tho
rnaitsr-and abded events.
Mr.. Shea repudated any fraud the part OF Mr
Wood. lie contended that tbs resolution nas q valid
lease and that there nothing to 20 to . Jury.
The Court reserved As decision
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shs noso ~ pacarded dsrort psoss along

Brotbe LnERrr-0Op SAVE IRELAND.
The pr - ana friends OF ksh liberty do mol despond
,se Of %, srn arms we win native sol fr5la
hhcrtof We labor hard and not 10 onoy the
Fruits o. our industry but spport revess Of land
Ssn saa ey the es sp % Do
his duty when the time OF the glorious struggle arves BE
and i@irkin died ON an Engsh scanodi
Colonel Forbes, who attacked in q savage
on ths evening OF the Sd inst. by with his face
backened contrary 70 expectation, recovering under
medical treatment His assalaut struck him repeatedly
on the face and head with stone servant girl who
WAS IN the mousse hearing tho noise fastened TO her
ni'st6fs asshtance, and the miscreaut, Who sprang
nfouln the Window breaking the sash, and throwing
Mmseit down from considerable height, escaped. she
caugr nim by leg OF his trousers before Ire fel but
was unable 10 keep her hold. and piece of the cloth
renamed IN her hands Some ejeciments had been
erard Sessions. anu is supposed that the object was
get the old gentleman of The way before the Time
Tor hearing them should arrive.
suit for divorce on the ground OF adultery ana
cruelty was Instituted in the Provincial Court on Satur.
day by Mrs. Selma Elizabeth Bastable against
Mr. Henry Bsstaole. solicitor, vino lately lived
IN Bagsot street. in this city. The parties wero
sobie pccuniary difficulties. AID proceedings having
been threatened against him By firm In Belfast Tor
whom he was acting as town agent no left the country
he left hurriediy behind his WHO discovered corre-
spondence which Ao~ed that intimacy existed with
y Mrs Lovcand residing in Seville place, and evidence
was gwen to prove that he frequently visited her house.
The Daily Express contains account OF shipwrcck
on Saturday morning a SAeen, about four miles north
OF Courtown harbor on the wexford coast. The U.s.
water brig bound from Liverpool to Rio Janeiro
orlsen on rock by the gale. Two men were seen on
board and while preparations were beng made 10 rescue
them the vessel broke up The two men reached hand,
but one OF Them died almost Immediately from the nju.
rios wh.cn he received. In the evening dead
bodies were washed ashore.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Except The sxci,smsai among the Revenue inspect
ORE who are sndsavosg 70 secure appointments under
the new sysem natt~s srouAd The Cedar street head
quarters have assumed snwestsd quiotude. Blu,
very small qualities Of whsksY are arriving from the
West ss the wsrehssss law tends TO put serious
ots,acs In the way OF realizing on wnssoy in bond.
The following repers Of seizures we're made yesisr-
day.
No. Is Dsnett place, BrookUn
An Illicit st In the building corner OF Deneu place
ana LuQueer street, Brooklyn; 0ny gallons capacity.
Twsntytws gallons Of mash we're found tho
pTemiseA
Inspector Carter seized Larrsmers ds,iiery No 842
Water street. charge OF irregular operations and
reported the seizure TO Colieetor shook quantity or
whsxsy and mash we're also seized on the premises
Inspectors Harvey and Lichsnhein seized seycnteen
barrels Of t9hsso In Yssey street, near broadway fer
being irregvlsrly branded.
All the above cases were TUNED over 10 the United
States District Attorney Tor prosecution.
Inspector Ashley assaulted aud very seriously Ia.
jured, about six o'clock yesterday morning IN Twenty.
ninth street. near Eleventh avenue, whle making o
survey OF premises In that vicinity where st
supposed 20 bs illegally operated 1hs asFaIlaht sruck
him from behind with bung starter and Knocked him
sensses warrant for the arrest Of the party making
the assault has been Issued
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
ALLEGED GIFT ENTERPRISE sWNDLNG.

Examination Before Justice DOwIin9.
The Court Of Special esssions Il the Tombs was the
scene interesting and lively proceeding yesterday
moruiHg, 1t being less tnan tas representatives. IN
propris pusonn of the alleged mythical 6rm sf
CLARK, Webster Co. who we're recently driving .
suocsssul gift enterprise business being before Justice
Bowling for examination.
The particulars OF the arrest and preliminary exam.
,nalion on Saturday have already been given IL
the HERALD, and nsed nos be rccspituaied. Ycster.
dsy morning not the least amusing feature was the
nsi masr.sy 70 r.so,sr sns money which they
had been hnDbuggoA into wasting IN the expectation
Of drawing valuable prizes Ta.rs we're nearly I've
Judge and what May seem strange 10 some, most q
them came from ths New EogIand states. They kspa
sl arriving At ne Close each vita . worthless
watch and complaint likely 70 prove as worthless.
Altogether there about thousand persons present
Judge Bowling conducted toe examination for tho
psopcl and exddge Stuart appeared Tor tho accused
Gsssrs kas and siaciair. alias Messrs Clark anS
Daniel ". Lee Forrest, the FIRST witness called,
testified on cross that ne bought ticket -
No o. Breadusy. for which he paid 81; dinnt -.
member the number; pad 10 TO Mr.. Sinclair er
Wilcox, who Afterwards told HIM he had drawn a watek
worth goo and that $40 was due .or commissions the
witness had but $40: Sergeant Slater advised him
turn and hey gave him the watcn put In his pocket
and leave; he did 80; Sinclair him arrested bus
did make . charge him Sinclair Afterwards
witness aud HIM that matters wero settled,
and wanted she whole affair hushod.
Charlos Sinclair bopc called, admitted he had assured
Forrest it would b 10 ns advantage not 70 appear
against the place bat knew OF dsbution OF prizes
at No. 90 Brosdway.
One OF watches beiag shown to a matchmaker no
stated that Il silver, plated with gold, worth about
Sa Here cxJudgs stuart desired that Justice Bowling
should allow Sinclair 10 correct made by him
In his statement Saturday, but he denied iI,
and advised that the closed and tGas
bis decision would he rendered In two days.
On this announcement t1e accused lett the court
crowd following them closely, and when the
was gained they Obtain. q rainer unpleasant snow.
ballng, and possibly ESCAPED from injury by taking
refuge In passing street car.
Judge Dowhng exhibited during the trial
hundred and iy letsrs which no had received within
the past two days from the dupos OF the quonda active
business VI CLARK, Wooster Co., but under ter.
rljy ronbre cloud.
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
TIE Bank Of THE REPUBLIC suSO ROBBERY.

rbss4ioOrned examination in tho above case came
up asa!a ?,sisrday afternoon before Justice Downs
a, Tho Tombb. A.. 'stant District Attorney Cunning 8
Bedford, Jr. appeared Tor tho people and ex-Judge
Stuart and Edward BanssA"a '0' Wv ueieuuAn'.
Edwin A. Weed. The hour SET ~ 80 az an. ~ ~
the csss beng passed, Mr. BsDkmso, - ,,ns,,on =, a
HIS senior associate, waived further exits> Wr psa
asked for reduction Of the BAH to f5. .O0d ~
ford had NO objection 10 that amount provided The
was OF such nature as 70 satisfy the court He howsrss,
sugSssted that the defence we're sole TO offer any
orabs explanation Of the shich the honda
found with th0m camo into their possession II would
perhaps be we'll TO 90 with the examination, whtn
tho question Of reducing tho amount Of bail could bo
more understs ndingly considsred on hs merits ne
Judge Stuart arriving about TINS time, lr. Bankmas
after consultation With him, stated that there were
gavo aud important reasons which Influenced the de-
fence cioss the There at that stage and post
pcns tho Introduction OF any testimony IN thsM
behalf Mr.. Stuart likewso urged upon the Court IN
lessea the amount OF tho surees required out Justice
Bowling declined 10 mako any different order 70 tnes
already made, and the accused was accordnSy iuil1
committed 10 answes
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
TURKEY.


The sultan Ont mt Dinner with n Smlsject - An
Imperial Rev olutios.
From the London Post 5,u ISL
wordsii al thing has happened in Turkey. Tue Sui.
tan has gone out 10 daaer with s1bjec,-a marx Of
favor ani ccndazceuson unprscsdene in the annals
Oriental history. Bsmh Pssha is ths foIiuns.s man
who has oeen srailied By ihis ao,or But 1t will
probably b. shared 6y many others and lhs Sutaa
appears TO tags entirely thrown away all the convsa-
uons, restraints OF hs rank and his religion TO mix
ffsay ard;aabiaay with oihor people II " bold sx.
pertinent, aud one which win appear Of very doubtful
prudonce TO most persons intimately acquainted with
The manners aud preudces OF the last II 10 many
years ago s'ncs the guards ai abassadors palaces
fused 10 saiuo them. The popular theory among the
Turks ol the old party vas ,eat whesosyer slew Chris
sc-upHloDs ~ 10 tho number VI srch ssrvces and
dered them vcfy freely upon eycgy possible OCCASION
They had no respect Tor any but armed " their
ctesd and the o9lisn Only snoys
suprerns power dsspotG sovereign but was uni.
vesss.y he'd 20 be the drsc. native Of the
prophet aud as such the Chief OF religion.
he Masien faith has ySY rsmsrsabe vitality stu
lott in II. Travellers who pste about ts decay are Gu
t,rsy Ia The Turks of tho oap.Iai aud CONNER.
cls seaporis not fair average spec OF their
coaa,rymcu, and they sometimes display oaiidish
vanity pretsndny % treat thsr rslioa with lsyty.
II 10 not In great towns however that the bost spcci-
meus Of people are often founi aud th3 trae Asioto
Csuarii OF tho uloTior "a very dsfen. parsonage in
deed TO his civIc brother dc has yOry roa tesng OF
belief IN his religion, and would willingly dio for n.
Wlcr hs learns that the sultan has departed Ia
sbecf Spn tho old traditional o5,srvsnccs no viii bs
more aptSr thiak she sultan wrong than the Fgioo,
so that The nw reforms inay OCCASION grave trouDes
those parts OF ns empire vaere rs real stseagh lies
and xhsre Russian rsus3 and dp0maiic counsel
alike dsspissd Oae CO.'S tersiion, however. viii pre-.
sen. iseH which has long hse N ths niads Oh hasefn
s,a,esusn, tholsh nons have yot vNsl 70 a3ef u
The New York herald., 1868-01-30
E u r Q p E..
pain. Arrest and Revsnge...-Hs Reads Ills
Speeches to The Officers.
Sir Morton Peto's Bankruptcy,
Debts and Charities.
The Satan Of Turkey "Dining Out "
IN C0nstaHiihople.

Tho cuusrd mall steamship Scotia, Captain Cook,
which left Liverpool tho l7th and Queenstown the
18th Of January arrived at This port yesterday morning
bringing mail report In detail OF cable dispatches
dated to her day OF sailing from Ireland
The ronti6csl army now numbers about le, 600 mon,
very impetfcctiy equipped
The Gotten combination Of the Canton merchants has
been broken up.
The conclusion OF the Hungarian Railway Loan has
been postponed for q short time
Fourteen members OF the Croa,ian Diet belonging to
tho suooomst party. resigned their seats protesting
asAlnsl ins constitution OF the Diet