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HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

The Proprietor of Lager Beer Saloon
Brutally Stabbed-Arrest of the Pcrpc-
traitor.
Near midnight Saturday fracas occurred in The
lager beer saloon Of Henry Shear corner Of Graham
avenue and Richardson street, Williamsburg between .
party Of hafntoxcated Germans, during which shear
was fatally stabbed by one Otto Schade
Il appears that Schade, who was intoxicated at tho
tme visited the saloon at late hour and INDUCED
freely lager beer While in a hilarious state no UNDER
took 10 show some persons the saloon tricks
by cards, and while performing one OF the party
knocked the cards from his hands and row resulted,
during which Schade rather roughly handled shsa
endeavored to preserve peace and used every effort
to aay the angry passions OF the belllgorents,
and while endcayorng 10 rescue Schade from his assa
ants the latter drew a common jackkniie and plunged
II into tho upper part Of his left shoulder probably not
knowing or caring at whom no struck Scnade then LETT
the and 10 his home Ia Sanford street. and
Shear removed drug store at the corner OF Ora
ham and Ainsle street. when several surgeons
called his assistance but the wound proved fatal
and he died three aud four o'clock In the morn
ing Hts body WAS removed 10 the Morrel street station
sequeny sent II TO the temporary dsadhouss In Union
Ofcers Wis and Gates OF the Fortysxth precinct.
hearing OF tragedy shortly after its occurrence pro-
ceeded TO the residence OF Scnads and arrested him.
Ho was In bed when the officers found him, and The
bloody knife with which he inflicted the fatal wound
was lying by bedside having probably dropped from
hts pocket The prisoner was then under the innuencs
Of auor and his face bore evidence OF recent baerng
He removed 70 tho station house and locked up.
Schade s . native Of Germany, thlrty.nve years q
age, aud laborer by occupation. He came 70 TINS
country In 1861 aad during the served three years
and Ave months a. private In the Fifty ninth New
York Volunteers He s powerfully built man, with
countensnce rather attractive than rspsant but he ID
represented 10 bs . passionate man when under the
influence Of liquor. HIS victim, Shea was unmarried
years Of ago, and was generally esteemed
for his genial nature.
post. mortsm examination was yesterday made By
DR. Joseph Creamer result or which will be given d
the Coroners inquest tuesday next
Schsdc vas not aware death Of Shear until lasl
evening when ne informed Of the fact by the pa
lce He appeared 70 be very much astonished when
told OF IL, but only remarked, 81 couldn't help it,
According his story ho struck the blow wildly who
defending himself from the combined onslaught oe
three or persons but all the facts will 20 sllctsd
at the Coronsr's Inquest.
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building. This is another form Of the phenomenal ex
hi6tons continued rom the yssr 1857 to thar OF 1885,
- also learn from correspondent In Northern New
1ork that several violent shocks os earthquake have
oesn repeatedly and distinctly felt ani since ths 5ist
u Deeemoer 1867 At the towns Of siacomb Depey ssr
region On 3ls ul.mo this snt uneauvo-
Ha!y asserts that he that day felt stout At
Town OF hewveton. and adds that his assertion N
N N, ,a sa " persons with whom ne had from the
sus eal I. .wns mentioned above, who likewise stated
sew, sess !, ,ey hau .ssen adscled by the shockS
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sonsla The rites OF baptism were administered to
number OF candidates at the Bedford street Baptist
church by Dr. Bowling. AT Dr. Adams Presbyterian
church. in Madison square. . meeting for prayer and
confidence on the subject OF the union OF the Old and
New School Prssbytsrians was held last evening
cproners inquest was held yesterday on the body
Of William Connsll, who died Of wounds received by
pistol shot at the hands OF Richard Casey the
OF Byard street and the Bowery, on Saturday morn.
ing. Evidence went to show that Casey knocked Con-
nsrs hat into the gutter and shot him he stopped to
pick u up. The verdict rendered was In accordance
with that fact, and the prisoner araigned He
Claims that the act was committed In selfdefence.
About midnight on Saturday . fracAs occurred in
lager beer saloon In Williamsburg among party Of in
toxcAted Germans which Otto Schade stabbed right
and left with pocketknife and killed Henry Shear,
the owner OF the saloon. Schadc still intoxicated went
home and to bed where he arrested, being utterly
asionished to hear that he had killed any ona Shear
At the time Of receiving his wound trying 70 rescue
schade from parties who were assailing him.
Charles Jacobs, who was stabbed At 262 First avenue
on Saturday, by, II is alleged, man named Kelly, died
at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, after making state
meni charging Kelly with the deed The latter has not
yet been arrested
Patrick Grannn, the policeman who committed so
many insane freaks New Years Day, such shoot.
Ing clubbing knocking down and firing pistols such
peaceful citizens came in his way, has been
mtted on I've complaints without ball.
The various steamship lines plying between New York
and European ports. Of which there are nine, trans.
ported during tho past year 22203l passengers,
10ls,276 tons Of cargo and 81, 1876. 734 in Specie
The new city municipal boards are required BY law to
organize today noon There happens to bs two
Boards OF Councmen claiming the right 10 organize
and Is fair 70 presume that the contest in the City
Hall will be interesting, to say the least.
The National Convention Of the Grand Army Of tho
Republic will meet at the Assembly Buildings, Of
Tenth and Chestnut Streets PHILADELPHIA the 18th
inst
John K. Porter. Judge Of the Court OF Appeals at
Albany, has resigned.
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Tho Case of Secretary stanton and tho
Tenure Of once Biii.

II seems probable that the case Of Mr.. Stan
ton is not to be permitted to fall into obscuritv,
and that the Presidents Message giving his
reasons for the suspension Of that functfonary
is likely to be taken up by rampant radicalsm
tor fresh issue with the Executive. We are
told tha. the Presidents arguments, having beep
subjected to the radical microscope, are oil
seen to be defective or actually founded on
falsehood, and that Mr.. stanton's case viii be
proven SO strong that his reinstatement must be
inevitable. On the other hand comes the sssur-
ancs that In tho event Of Senatorial action in
The New York herald., 1868-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-MARy STUART.
/, BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-cLAupx DUvAL-JExSY
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TOBACCO.

LoRILLARD's
LoRILLARD.s
LoRILLXRD,s
LoRILLARD's
LoRILLARD.s
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUE
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
YACHT CLUB
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, May 4, 1868.

ALBANY, May 4, 1868.
BILLS PASSED. .
For the extension of Bushwick avenue Brooklyn.
Amending the Revised Statutes by providing for Il
summary disposition Of bawdy house keepers.
Incorporating the New York and Brooklyn Pneu-
matte Tube Company.
Appropriatipg s250,000 In aid OF the Albany ana
Susquehanna Railroad Company; the vote was Is
TO IL.
THE WIDENING OF WEST STREET VETOED THE Gov
ERNoR.
message was received from the Governor vetoing
the hill authorizing the widening OF West street from
the Battery to hammond street. The objections
that II involves an eXtrayagant expenditure and
gives control OF the work 20 the street Commits
sioner, while the Common Council already possesses
ample power TO cause the Improvement 10 be made
should that body deem IL advisable. The message
was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. NORTON q recess was taken till
Afternoon session.
BILLS ORDERED TO 4 THIRD READING.
The Nandctburg New YORK Underground Railroad
bill was ordered TO q thir reading; also the bill
granting $4,000 mile for iiy miles in and OF The
Northern New York Railroad.
Also the New York County Tax Levy. II was
amended by fixing the appropriation for The compile
tion OF the new Court House at sS5o,O00.
THE TAX LEvIEs PASSED
The City Tax Levy was next taken up. The only
important amendment made was providing for new
street cleaning contract, at an annual expenditure
not to exceed $1,000 In the event that the prescn
contract shall be annued. The two bills then
passcd-the county levy receiving - yeas TO nay
THr sHRRIFrS' FEEs BlLI.--ArTACR on A PAGE.
Mr.. MURPHY called up the question whether the
bin increasing the lees Of sherls shall pass notwith-
| : andiug objections OF the Governor.
Pending this question Mr. MORRIS rose 20 ques-
| ton OF privilege. aud stated that while the messen-
ger OF the Sergcant-at-ATms was proceeding To the
lodgings OF senator Humphrey TO procure his attend
ance to vote on this question ne was waylaid by
| some ruiian who forcibly prevented him from pro-
cecdnR.
Mr.. MORRIS moved that the messenger be brought
before the bar of the Senate to state the facts. This
was ordered and the messenger stated that while
proceeding TO the lodgings OF senator Humphrey he
was stopped in the hall OF the Capitol by a
man whom he did not know, who told him he must
not go any further In that direction and walked him
l around the Park.
| Several Senators denounced the outrage and dur.
ing the debate Mr.. Humphrey appeared in his seat.
After debate and many dilatory motions the veto
| was sustained by the following vote.-For yeto II
| against veto, 20-not two-thirds Mr. Williams was
4 tLe only absentee
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EsCArE AND RECAPTURE OF A CASTLE PINCRNEY
PRISONER.-InfOrmatiOn was received at headquar-
tiers on the Goth that cOl0red prisoner confined in
Castle Pinckney, for the murder OF Mr.. B. f. Brad
ford Of WalterbOrO, had made his escape. An escape
from the seagirt fortress seemed almost impossible
and speculation was rife as to the whereabouts of
island seemed an impossiblity. and it was
supposed that he had been taken in by a
shark while making the attempt Yesterday,
however, the mystery was solved, and the prisoner
was arrested a voluntary inmate Of Fort Moul-
tie. How he escaped, ana why he chose Fort Mou-
tIe as his ark OF refuge Ia as yet unknown, but as
there coOred troops ut both places the inference
is clear that 1t must have been with some cOnnivance
on their part When H. noticed he was walking
unc0ncernedy about the fort, and said that he had
come there to visit friend He was afterwards
by officer In OF the beds, but attempt
ing to arrest him he offered strenuous resistance.
He was finally OverpOwered and given to the guard,
but succeeded in Guiding them, and would have es-
capped but for a timely pistol shot, which brought
him TO the ground.- Charleston Ne,cs Mav2.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, May 4, 1885.
The Assembly met at half.pasi seven O'Clock.
The Senate amendment to the prison printing con.
tract was concurred in. A.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 foreclosures OF mortgages.
TO extend and improve portions of Fourth street
Brooklyn.
TO incorporate the Marsh Land Drainage Company.
To incorporate the international Dock Company.
To authorize Kings county supervisors TO borrow
$50 600 TO reimburse moneys expended for the benefit
nj fhc moor.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java VIII leave THIS
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close at lo POST once at
twelve O'Clock NJ on "wednesday
The NEW York HERALD EGidou for Europe-whl
he ready at half pas tea o'clor. boz iIe morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers lut mailing siX c.uts.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

PHILADELPHIA WEAvERS.--A meeting of weavcrs
was held on saturday night at the public house
Front and Master streets. at which the following bill
OF prices was agreed upon aud ordered he sent 10
the different shops for approvai--For pairs single
cotton chains, l8c.; pairs wOrsted iGc. ~ pairs
worsted, 17c; pairs worsted lsc., Isc. 1oc; eli
pairs worsted lSsc, 2Oc. 2Otsc. 10 pairs worsted
2ic., 22c., 221c. 2ac l0s pairs worsied, 22c.; II
pairs worsted, I3c.; llls pairs worstcd 2tc.; ~
pairs worsted, 25hc 12js pairs wOrsted, 70 &C.; 10
pairs worstcd, 2silc.; shading In proportion. For
supcrhnes as folows;-F0r l3 pairs poe; shadingtn
proportion. The committee endorsed the agreement
with the rceply weayoTs Tor all the plies 70 be paid
3i5c. per pair, clear OF winding 80 Phiidd lpbta age
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MISCELLANEOUS.
|. MEDICAL woNDER-HYArTs LIFE BALsAx.

ssrou KINGS ey Sa a.S Sss sss Snd the worst
Kidneys salt rhenm &C., &C. are most certainly cured by
this sovereign purifier
Hyas Life Balsam cured Mr. Joseph Mclaughlin of mer
eaten entirely through the the He
% @ ,n ss liz T. yns
wen his ss s him 10 hs se bed as us
to this city.
In month he entirely cured. Inquire at 3 Fifth
Hyairs Life Balsam perfectly Mr.. william Springer,
1ss Booe street, Of inammaory rheunassm OF SO severe
hand TO his head and confined to his bed during three
The Life Balsam tested by public during is
and these are two caes out OF hundred thousand
ssSo sgssSe va @T ,iga in all ouraOo cases.
sold by druggists 81 per bottc, or six bottles for t6
"A New York. also from States where nonsuppor, drunk
enncss or deserton sufficient cause No pnbcy no fees
counseilorai.aw, aGi srosdsny.
BsoLurE DIVORCES Legally oBrAlNED-NoN.
publicity; charge divorce obtained: Advice free.
NJ. howiis, Attorney, &C.. rs Nassau. street
conSs FuYoHs PAp NAILS TESpEs q. FEHT sIasT
way corner Fulton % m ste Z Bes cuTatls 1ea5e rs
edy, sold everywhere. BY mad 90 cents and 81 20
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN ENGLISH VELVET AND
DERsoNs, y Bcwery s sli aisG Imperial TSrccpy and In
nsTn "PS great % 81 asrd 0% oS1 AZ sras s
sper yard ubc ricces fancy white and checked Mating,
at Zoe 10 70 per yard b the piece Look for " Bowery
-NEw ,kENrucKy LOTTERIES PRIZES cAsHED
No. y Ann street.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
xrSIUcKT STATE Fxrna -orAsss 81, NAY T. isss.
a. sr59rckr u g sr,4rsesss g - 81 NAY ,ss o.
!" o. H. a. StjnElv j Il tbsiY s. < CO. g. Ssnass. as' q
oncia Drawing. of the fadncsh Lottery o Kcniacsy
80 a. Mf5THio,Asi 81 s x - sS H. n1s ss %, sS g. g. a.
% !" a. Il Noo5, 81 g sSLTox a 2 g. g sapaa,. Il as
fo circulars @e in the aOoyn tSssres 1e6res
Covngon Ky.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY coll
- e r = : y = ii, i, n$ e i.ss
IS a. IS I" fsAsar, II ~ ssxissn : cS, ssnss, u g
"a 20 ar1Tross-si.si q s i. . .ss = i.s. 4 ~ I"
:" IT, Is ysi'xrifkt' 81 n ho%ssiHs % z CO, Managers.
'"'O' '''' FRANCE, SMITH 1 CO.
from the bowel. and blood impure, worn ont humor.
They the ,afc. reeves pain because they take
Of the circulation the actual hereo not by iins
the power .o feel once Brandreh House. New York. Sold
by druggists See B. Braudeth In white iesrsi United
| states government stamp.
| Brsndreth's Pre- are both sugar coated and raln.
! CoaSs BUYloSs ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI
y diseases Of the eft cured oy Dr. zACHARfE, 80 Broad
\ way.
! (oRNs AND ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET CURED
y without pain by DR.. KMBELL. successor TO DR. Rice
ccr IS Bowery, over Cgcns' Savings Bank ladies' room
| No 4 gentemeue room No. 3.
/ IlR sCHEECK WILL BE PROFESSIONALLY At HIS
rooms 81 Bond street, New York. Tuesday May n,
trnmeA NJ TN r. M ard every Tuesday thereafter, AZ
advice cc u charge, bot for thorough examination OF the
In sw his Rcpironicter hs price is 80 HIS medicines
I ny tc obtained at his ronms ut an tirnes
} ltltlS CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNIsHkD
. o. all le1aiaCl lutlerics
l. CLu1E, BANKER AND Broker, 30 Broadway.
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The Donnelly- -WaShburne lmbrOgliO in
the House of Representatives.
Retraction of Offensive Epithets
by Both Parties.
DOnnelly Invites the Whole House
to Take q Drink.
7he Proposition Received with immense Ap.
plause and an Immediate Adjourn
ment TO the Nearest Barroom.
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1868.

WASHINGTON, May A. 1868.
Movements Of MIR. Stanbery-Tis Health.
This morning Mr.. Stanbery paid visit to the
Executive Mansion and had an interview with the
President He afterwards called upon Mr.. McCul-
Ioch at the Treasury Department where, he remained
for some time. Mr.. Stanbery's features are quite
PALE and there marked of his recent illness
upon them. He is quite feeble STILL
The Indians the Upper rAri<ansas-Report
Of the Agent.
The Indian Bureau has received the following re-
port from the Indian agent at Fort Larned:-
UPPER ARKANSAS INDIAN AGENCY
FORT LARNED Kansas, April 10, 1868. I
Hon. THOMAS MURPHY, Superintendent Of Indian
Afairs:-
returned from the Indian camps Of the Indians OF
my agency, and ind them all in very happy and
quiet state. issued their subsistence to them and
found them, previous to the provisions being issued,
in very destitute condition, almost starving the
buffalo having lett the country. in which they
IN supplying them with provisions The efreci
has been exceedingly good and II is to be sincerely
hoped that this policy will be continued. 1t will dc
more toward keeping them in state OF quiescence
making them contented with their lot and tending
toward civilzing them, by weaving them from theii
old habits than any other plan that be adopted
Most OF the Indians OF my agency coming north on
the Pawnee Fork and Walnut creek, and will be in the
Beighborhood OF Fort Dodge and Fort Larned this
spring and summer. There were various rumors sent
east lately In regard to the Indians showing evidence
TO inform the department are absolutely false Very
f. W. wYNKooP
United States Indian Agent.
Retired Navul Officers.
BY order Of the Secretary of the Navy Commander
J. q. Beaumont and Master F. II. Shepherd of the
Unted States navy have been placed on the retired
nsi
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
MEERSCHAUM PIPE,

LORiiLLARb''ss ''' ~ o'"''''''
LoRiLLARDs
LORILLARD's
LoRILLARDs
LoRILLARD's
LORiLLARD's
EUREKA
EUREKA
EUREKA
EUREKA
EUREKA
EUREKA
sAoKING TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO
This Tobacco Virginia leaf Of ez
cenen superior favor possesses all the Requirement.
of good Smoking Tobacco low priced article
in the market.
IN THIS BRAND WE WILL PACK
several orders daily, quarter pound of which
will en,iue the finder to
AN ELEGANT
MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
MEERsCHAUM PIPE,
MEERscHAUM PIPE,
MEERsCHAUM PIPE.
MEERscHAUM PIPE,
MEERsCHAUM PIPE
Called the Eureka Pipe
PARTIES FINDING ORDERS OUT OF TOWN,
by enclosing u.s. names and full aarsssse
endorsed thereon receive the pipe by ezpresA iscs
packed.
p. LoRILLARD,
P. LORILLARD,
p. LoRILLARD,
p. LoRlLLARD,
p. LoRlLLARD
Is, IS AND 20 CHAMBERS STREET,
Is. IS AND 20 CHAMBERS STREET,
IL, Is AND 30 CHAMBERS STREET,
49, IS AND 20 CHAMBERS STREET,
u Is AND 20 CHAMBERS STREET.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
CENTURY TOBACCO.
CENTURY TOBACCO.
CENTURY TOBACCO.
CENTURY TOBACCO
CENTURY TOBACCO.
CENTURY TOBACCO.
When we packing money in this brand s sass
comparatively small, consequently money was 36N
frequently found. Now ,ha. sale has increased I&
largely every country the money 10 widely
scattered many think it is discontinued
Since the 18th of May, 1867.
OVER $4,000
in United States notes of various we're PACKED
in papers Of CENTURY ToBAcco
WE HAVE NOT DISCONTINUED,
BUT WILL KEEP ON PACKING
sIco DAILY.
900 DAILY.
sIcO DAILY.
sico DAILY.
si1 DAILY
sl@ DAILY
We are constantly receiving reports from parties in toH
The CITY and country greepbacks all who
assert thai, aside from all extra Inducements,
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE CENTURY TOBACCO
THE BEST.
THE BEST.
THE BEST.
THE BEST.
THE BEST.
THE BEST.
ALL PAPERs
ARE NOW SEALED,
ARE NOW SEALED,
ARE Now SEALED,
ARE now SEALED.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
RRiGHT n -Ej ViRGiasriTA srT

In order to induce IL manufactured nom
|smers to BRIGHT VIRGINIA
TRY AND TURKISH LEAF.
THE YACHT CLUB from which the Nicotine III
fosAcCo SACo etIe's% Il Possesses none of Tie bad.
WE WILL PACK taste or bitterness prejudi-'
EVERY DAY, cial TO the majority Of Gfnok-
in quarter pound Sacks Tobacco and Il pronounce
Several Orders, ed by good Judges a. being
each OF which will entite the UNSURPASSED
finder to In quality and flavor.
TRIAL SAMPLES
MEERSCHAUM PIPE, OF this tobacco viii be given.
from store, No. 70
carved after original and Chambers street, appl
appropriate design. cation.
These pipes will be delivered THE YACHT CLUB
from store, Cham SMOKING
bers and Centre streets, New TOBACCO
York Is put up In handsome linen,
Parties hnding orders out Of sacks and s sold by
town, BY enclosing u.s. DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
with their addresses endorsed
thereon, will receive the pipe p LORILLARD.
by express, securely packed 6 l8 70 Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-20

The rich and poor donned the most homely garments
even those of slaves and masked themselves win capu
chin (domino) the dterdli went TO court IN slippers o
slaves instead draped Themselves III the togd ana lc
piieis symbol OF liberty. - ..o,. ., 80 oDd
The Shippers where the guests wore crowns OF rose anu
myrte have given place to our Re dud fdtd TO the How
ers OF the FlOrentne Carnyal but truce 10 phlooy
Bon,D Sat,r,dIid Girls" And Milan you may DC huIo
,riH keep ND a good carnival: e.. the CarnevalOne
which owing to the dspensaton OF some pope or ohef 10
allowed TO last week beyond any other city so wnen
all the rest OF Italy fasting in sackelOh ana asne NJ
Ian reoices but then all Italy goes 10 Milan so uu le
Carneyalone is over serious WORK ls ever uohe oI
thought Of AprOpOs OF dispensations, that o allowing
Prince Humbert 10 marry his nIst cousin MargueiiW,
dau ghter of Ferdinand the good" Duke OF Genoa has
arrived thanks to the offices OF Monseigneur klecardo
Archbishop OF the diocese OF Iufln. Az hrsi
it was rumored that the rope intended
to refuse then that be was won
over by Napoleon TO give his consent; but /
believe that the affair looked on as mere 1orlnay
The bride is well spoken Off and the match geLeray a
proved The festivals honor OF the inalage are 10
fast eight days Turin Is 20 be spendldy Illuminated
Piazza Carlo Emanuel, called Cdrhd Is 10 DC converted
into grand amphitheater capable OF containing 5OVO
persons and splendid tournament IN costume Is 10 Dc
directed by Prince Amadeo. In the Piazza dAfne are
TO be horse races fireworks TO surpass IN spendOr ana
rarity anything vet seen. At the Royal Theaer series
OF REPRESENTATIONS and monster concert, IN whch al
the bands OF the garrison are to take part Las IN
Piazza Cornd public balls and concerts. The society V
the CanOher7 are organizing regatta, ana lhe Peol0
are TO be made sharers in their sovereigns JOY -, a.,
Meanwhile they are to pay half million Ill uo"ry ioi
the rOya daisy