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TRIAL TRIP or the WAMPANosc.

The United States corvette wampanoag, ccamandor
Nicholson. arrived at the lower bay Tuesday from
trial cruss she had sustained succession Of gales
ieavss port, and behaved throughout HANDSOMELY.
she steamed little eleven knots a hour, the
throttle being open only enough to obts 1thA result
and consumed on average one ton and hall OF fues
per hour. The engines worked smoothly ana sat slec
tory and tho bearings remained cool dasng the trial.
As soon the weather moderates the wamrsnoag villa
complete her trial. II thought 20 be folly to-
burn up coal battling with heavy SEAS 50 she made port-
The ship IL SAID TO nave proved her5sf beantiful
sea boat and ice TO Ike duck Two men we're killed
on the trp--cne falling from the smo'fsrask ard tho
o,hor being crushed by kcg OF powder falling upon
him. The former Oariod 81 sen.
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MEXICO.

Revolution In Puebla-ResiRuRtion Of Dlax
and Esc0bedO.
GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. Is, 1858.
BY the steamer Tartar which arrived here to-day from
Brownsville, We have Mexican news 10 the Sth inst
revolution was being organized in Puebla In the
interest Of General Ortega.
Robberiss and kidnapping for ransom were frequent
and were boldly committed In tho open day
General Daz has resigned hs commission.
The building OF a telegraph line between San Luis
and Matamoros has commenced.
General Escobedo has resigned
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Making Short Work Of the Teuemcas Evils.
The prompt action Of Judge Barnard in
directing the Inspector Of Buildings to carry
out the law in reference to providing for nre
escapes in tenement houses will receive uni
form commentator. No less than eleven OF
these houses were presented to the Supreme
Court b. Mr.. McGregor for being unprovided
with any means Of escape. "a the law provides.
In three OF them, situated in Monroe street,
ninety-six families, numbering four hundred
and ton persona are living. The fact Is that
the landlords of tenement houses are not
always the owners Of the property, but are
mere middlemen, sub-letting the buildings, out
of which they receive exorbtant rents and yet
these are the very class Of persons who CON-
plain the most grievously that rents are not
high enough Openly disregarding the law,
and paying no heed to the warnings Of the In
spector, there was but one efFectual way Of
enforcing the law, and that method Judge Bar
nard has adopted by ordering Mr.. McGregor to
do the work himself and make the cost Of the
same lien upon the property. This the In
spector has already done by setting mechanics
70 work upon the houses. This Is the shortest
way to correct the evil.
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PORTO RICO.


Trouble About the Exemption from Dufies-
Value Of Donbioons-1lonn Island (suano.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY, Fla, Feb. Is, 1868.
Our latest intelligence from Porto Rico Is to the
I'd inst.
There was q disagreement between the mer-
chants and the authorities as to the exemption
from duties under the recent royal order. The
latter maintained that the object of government
was merely to make bread cheaper.
The value Of doubloons Ia fixed at seventeen
dollars.
Goverrment was soon to advertise the sale Of
the guano on Mona Island. 1t is estimated as Of
incaculabIc value.
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FAILURE OF THE LAST IMPEACHNEN5 PRoJEcT.-
The last attempt to lmpeacA the President has
been killed in the house Of its friends. This,
il will be remembered, started from the recent
correspondence between the President and
General Grant-the "high crime and INSIDE
meanor" to be charged against the President
having apparently consisted in his having the
notion that it would be good thing to test
the Tenure Of Office bill in the Supreme Court
This was small basis for o great project, as
the members Of the Reconstruction Committee
evidently thought in voting so decidedly az
they did to lay it on the table. Radicalism
begins to see that there is something else it
must consult besides the vindictive spirit Of its
wilder leaders.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Conventiou-Re In the State
Qualifications for Practising Law-Order Of
General Candy for the Payment Of the
Members.
RALslcH, Feb. Is. 1885,
The Reconstruction Convention to-day adopted part or
the article on the legislature apportonng Senatorial
districts divides the State into my districts appor-
tonng the Senators exclusively on population and does
away with the property qualification. An ordinances
was also passed allowing every man, without regard 70
qualifications who can prove moral character and nav
the tax fee, 10 practice Law.
The Convention having passed an ordinance to levy
tax upon the people property In the State pay the
mileage and per diem OF members and to meet the sx-
penses OF the Convention, General Candy has issued
tho upon order Of President OF the Convsn
ton. s understood that Mr. Battle, the Treasurer,
will obey the order
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ARKANSAS.

The Convention Refused to Acquicsce In a
Request Of General (iiiem-Pr0posed In.
grouse OF Per Diem.
LITTLE Rock, Fob. 10, 1868.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day letter from
General Giliem read asking the Convention to
change the time for holding tho election for state officers
and for tho ratification OF the constitution. The Con.
ventlon declined 10 do so.
Tho majority report OF the Committee tho Ponten-
tiary and she report OF the Finance Committee were
adopted. also a resolution 70 pay two assistant
taries and the poe diem OF the members $l0
Tho Convention then adjourned tll tomorrow
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VIRGINIA..

,Che oyster Tax Ia the Cow ntiou-Elig ibility
OF Tobacco Inspectors.
RIcHnosp. Feb. Is l6o0.
Ia the Constitutional Convention The Oyster tAx
discussed MI day.
General St0oneld has addressed circular 10 tobacco
inspectors nqrng whether they have taken the oath
prescribed BY Congress for ofncshoders None OF them
Il 10 believed, have Jet taken that oath.
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Destructive Fire In Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, Feb. l3-9PN n.
disastrous fro Ia now raging on Market street. II
originated at hapast eight o'clock night in the store
occupied By Charles GuthmAn. II 10 feared the entire
block, bounded By Market. Front, Dock and Second
streets will be destroyed.
WILMINGTON. Feb l3-10:3o P. N.
The nrs ID raging In undated fury Thus far the FOL
lowing establishments have been destroyed -Charss
Guthman, clothing; R. G. waldron, dry goods; DR.. T.
B. Carr, dentist; Ora Arlington &.Evorets dentists;
h. Aunson, clothing; A. wrouski, dry goods; G. N.
vandsrssl photographer; the Wilmington Post news.
paper; Alien Evans, grocer
The Ore 10 still entirely beyond CONTROL II is thought
that II was the work Of an ncendary. AZ this moment
u is impossible 70 form an estimate Of the loss The
telegraph operators getting ready vRcate their
office, which 10 threatened by the flames.
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FLORIDA.

The Convention-The Incendiary Delegate TO
be ArraiUned.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 13. 1865
In tho Convention to-day secret session OF the Com
mittee OF the Whole passed resolution summoning the
coorcd delegate charged with making an lncerdiary
public speech on the 9Th appear nj the bar OF
the Convention and show cause why he should not DO
expelled
The fourteenth article OF the constitution was taken
up but little progress made. Universal suffrage
will probably DO allowed There will DO prescription
any except hostility 10 the late for the
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FnrraGut ON the sick List-The Adnlrni,s
" nissi0n.v
FLoRKxc1 Feb. I3-Evsning
Admiral Farragut confined 10 his hotel by an attack
Of ophthAmis.
The Italian papers insist that Admiral Farragut q
charged BY his government with important mission
10 regard 10 Italy, and also In connection with the Affairs
OF CAudla.
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IRELAND.

The Fenian Riots Continued In Cork-Resuit
of a Fcniau Trial.
Coax, Feb. 10, 1888.
The rio,ous disturbances were renewed yesterday.
Several assaults were made upon the police different
parts Of the city, The authorities are taking effective
measures to pu. stop to these disorders.
Dustfs, Feb. 13-Evsnine
The prisoner Lennon has been acquitted Of the charge
Of numbering tho policeman Kelly.
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, New Atlantic CabIe-Governmens Encom.
rnaement.
LISBON Feb. 10. 1858.
II 10 officially slated that the Portuguese government
has authorized Edward hsdcolt banker Of Lisbon,
and Thomas RumbsIi engineer. OF London to lay now
teeeraphIc cable across the Atlantic. The line 10 bc
run from Falmouth, England to oporo. thence to the
Azores, and from ,hoss islands to some point on the
coast Of the United States.
The new cable Is 10 be submerged on the Allan prin.
cpe and il estimated that the total expense Of the
enterprise will not exceed Eeo0 600 sterling.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Conventi0n-Proposed Abolition Of the
District Courts-EQuniity 0f Races.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Is, 1868
The Convention did a heavy days work to-day.
Twenty sections Of the constitution wore adopted.
making altogether afty.three.
The Convention have requested General Candy 10
abolish the District Courts also adopted provision
recognizing public and political equality without dis
tincton OF race or color
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still 70 gee the two houses at fierce warfare,
or ct least pitted against each other in that
kind OF rivalry which is likely to compel the
managers to give US first class art and provide
us with unexceptionable artists. No matter
which Of the impresarii comes out of the contest
with the longest or shortest purse, the public
will probably be the gamers.
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GUADELOUPE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Projected Cable Between Gundeioupe and
Grande Tcrrs Islands.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY. Fla, Feb. Is, 1858.
The French authorities Of the island Of Guade.
loupe contemplate laying cable to connect the
capital. Basseterrs, with the port Of Point.a-
Ptre on the adjacent island Of Grauda Tsrrs.
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ANTIGUA.


No American Vessels Reported Arrived
Fire-SuGar Grinding.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY, Fla. Feb. Is, 1868.
Our advices from Antigua are to January II.
The arrivals from abroad were few; of American
vessels there were none.
There had been ERE on the island.
The process Of grinding sugar was progressing
rapidly.
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Tho Sugar Observation-Disclosures Quotations
Weather.
HAVANA Fob. Ia. 1868.
Tho sugar market is nrm, al 7ks reals per arrobs
for No IL Dutch standard Foreign reports favor.
abc to the Vows Of holders. Arrivals small
Exchange on Now York. In currency, 30 a 81 per cent
discount; In gold, y 1 per cent discount
Potatoes 50 a5 bacon $ls 90 per cwt; nour, SIS so
per Dbl.
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New Brunswick Legislature-The Governors
Message.
FREDERICTON, Feb. Is, 1865
The New Brunswick Legislature met TO day The
Governor In his speech. says that tho highly
satisfactory. he recommends the abolition OF useless
public oces and rigid economy In the public service
also the adoption OF measures to develop the
OF the province and to facilitate the settlement lands
He Furthermore recommends that the educational sys.
tenn be amended.
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HUNG Y.

Pansiavic Conspiracy Against Austria.
LONDON Feb. IS-MidnighA
10 reported that great Pansavo conspiracy against
the Austrian Empire has been discovered In Hungary
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r,. IN Mercer street.

Abou, sr O'Clock sy night Ore broke GOT In the fsis
hat msnuiac.oy of ohris SsAAa'r, on the nfss noos
Of the brick building in tbs Qsf ~ mercer alss.
The bremen ex.insuishsd the nss ons. snt sxrs
about $500; insured for 81 600 om SPPeasancss me
are originated u ths drying room. Ise s0"a''s
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Progress OF tho Nova Scotia Repeal Move.
mont.
ST. JoHN, Feb. Is, 1865
public meeting 10 sympashizs with the repeal move
mont In Nova Scotia 10 determined on.
The local Legislature meets day
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~ -as In the houss al the time the family having
CON. "a lecture Tns basement occupied BY spIkor-
an ~. "a, butter dealers; damage By water. $500.
insured ,or 5ooo Tue building owned By the Hail
ss,s,s IA IA 4. mayed about $1,000.
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD,

President Cabral Reported 60 Have Conc 70
Jamaica.
HAVANA, via LAKE CIrY, Fla. Feb. Is, 1868.
1t 10 rumored here that President Cabral left
st. Domingo for Jamaica in war vessel.
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THE BALL SEASON.
Bal MasQue OF the Tcutonia Mncnncrchor nt
the Academy Of Music.

BAL HIasqac Of the Toutonin NIucnncrchor nt
the Academy Of Music.
This well known German singing society gave thor
annual bal asqne at the Academy last night The stage
portion OF the dancing platform was msgnacently dc.
coraed by Il. Kein and raised platform aud balcony
with o double fight OF steps descending from u, shone
with and all paraphornaa OF the decorators
art On either side were caricature cartoons, such
as would have puzzled an Angelo or Rafaeile,
the society," rho attendance worry large and the
utmost order prevailed. Tho masks were cosmopo.!.
tan and funny always is the case al German fancy
dress balls, and before midnight ludcrous procession
denied the platform The downfall Of the Excise
law the curosites OF Alaska ana the Paris Exposition,
Napoleon laden with Mexican plumber; Eugene, with
the Pope under her protection and last Of ALL tho Jolly
arrangements under Captains BracSeti aud Cameron,
we're, IS usual, satisfactory.
bal Masque Of. the Theatrical Mechanics
Association MT IrvfpR Hail.
There has not boon ball given at this beautiful hall
this in which tho decorations and arrange
msnts such grand scale the masked ball
OF the Theatrical Mechanical Association last night. The
officers OF this society John FaIlsgan, Presidents
Schuyler WestorvelL Vice President; Robert Brown,
Secretary and w. w. Smith, Treasurer. The hall was
decorated with the days and insignia OF the different
theatres OF the city and also OF Brooklyn. ana large
crowd OF fancy costumes to be seen on tho dancing
floor Harvey Dodwor,h's inimabe orchestra played
during the night, and among the dancers were many
theatrical celebrities The ball passed on IN tbs most
enjoyable and the entire satisfaction OF s
who psrticipated.in It.
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GEORGIA..

The Notwithstanding to Omce-Caucus
Of Dissenting Members.
ATLANTA, Feb. Is, 1858.
In the Convention to-day the enth section OF the
port OF the Franchise Committee which allows oil
voters to be eligible 10 Office. under debate Mr.
Frommel made strong speech against It. when the
Convention adjourned without taking action.
caucus OF thirty -nine members OF tho Convention
was held this evening" a which II agreed not sup
port ratification before tho people, should the tenth
ton pasa
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rhc Evenlns TELEGRAM Has.Sew a Sssrc pis,>.
equal All he ether evening papers publr n l.
constantly ahead In ncws aud is
roratss n thc following t,cu,s.--
IN ras rinsr hpIrlos II CoirAly5Ds-
TIiE HISTORY OF 'as INllsH.
IMPORTANT DECISION - rN UNITED srAg1s
piSTRICf COURT,
CRIMINAL RECORDS AND MORNING., REPORTS
IRON WALL STREET.
IN THE sbrOID IDtfOy.-
rEIEGr .pnTc fSfEi.IluhNcf. fE0s. ALI rAars.
THB whR ON ifLusTcATED rAPk.s
4 MJ.HI AGE IN NLgrO MA LEE.
RAILROAD AND orHkR cAsfALriEs.
Tub LATEST LocAL AID sung sgAS trGas.
~ THE TfiiisD EDITrsN.--
TUE SrA1k LEGISt AZURE
THE PROCEEDINGS GA wlisksRy HsrQS AND
R.yEEULs FR2s guM. -
FIRE AND I'M ny 10 -fREMsN ~ THIrdc AVENUE,
Bt'ExiSa OF Workshops nS RAND Al az ISLAND.
GOSSIP FROM ALBANY
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PRUSSIA.


Count BtsmQrck ON the EmiGrant Passe niger
Trnfflc.
BEaLIx. Feb. Is, 1885,
Prime Minister Bismarck promises that steps shall
DO taken BY the Prussian governments 90 prevent the
repetition OF such that Of the emgrant ship
Lsonis, and that negotiations for that end shall be I'm
msdiatsly commenced
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A Perfect Hnir Dyr.~ing-Busscss,s Coo sa,ps-
impacts q and II superior French onase<-
aud oils alcoholic VS. shsa
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Dismissal or Charges Against tho Augusta
Authorities.
AUGUSTA, Fob. IL, 1868.
10 the matter OF the alleged maladmlnsiraon the
part Of the present municipal suthores General Meade
has decided that the evidence does not sustain the
charge, and therefore dismssses the
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Fire ESCAPE. for Tcncusen 1Tou-e- Made as
,hor, notice. u scco.dAnse wa Ia rcsGemsn| q We
present law, a. JAMES 1. JACbSsON 4 BROS lrou
Works rwepi,.eghh street. secosy avenue and rweaty.
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The syracuse NInyoralty.


SYRACUSE, Feb 49, 1888
John A. Grosn, Jr, was to-day nominted unanimously
tho candidate Of the democratic party for ofnco
Of Mayo OF this city. There II great strife here
gard to the pending charter election Very much feel
ing exists
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Batcbeior's Hair Dye---vhr. Best IN tho
world heonly peri CT Dye haf nless AA1e asanane>
oa@ Fac,osy ID Bora street.
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Crista doro's IInir nye.-1hs Best Esse
Nv. Agtor IoNc.
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Fire on Randaii's Isiand-I.sss About 7,v@nty
Ave Thousand DOltnrs.


IRE was Uncovered about quarter past nine lock
last night IN shs restaurant and lodging house No ISL
Chambers street. owned BY i. II. Davis The Are sppa-
rsusy originated In closet the second noor, and
burned through into the first door, whore Il was dscov
cred. The flames were quickly exngushsd by The Gro.
men. Damage 70 the furniture and co,hina BY Gro aud
water about 500 Insured for 800 in the Bowcgy,
trk and an9IhW company, name not remouoersi NO
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lnvailds, wheel, Cheiy,t tor Use ia,ioars or
:. W. sNIih, William, street.
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P,ize. Ca.hrd In Az Lsgri,zsd batteries
slgLhcstngt street., FAisdeipais.
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MONEY TRADE, STOCK xSp aAnrSk REPORTS.
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Tho Mstrspoiitaa dob printfnr Estabiish-
MsSf ~ Nasiau gtec. rsspsycd 70 furnish Cssds Clr
esrs ramph es sase Fsfters sri every description
Of Printing rate. twenty hes per lsss thea can 10
ablassd elsewhere ~ the cig
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wisf Tqnpecs RIA Ornamental tsqiy. ;,B3s,s
0Rs, u Bond ssseek
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FIRES IN NEW YORK. (.

Fire In Third Aveuue-sever Firemen In.
jurcd.
Between three and four o'clock yestorday morning a
Ore broke out the hat and cap Of Harris Davis
ATS Third avenue and before the danes could be sub
family mado thor ezcape from the Of the building
into the yard The IRE extended TO the second floor and
also TO tho roof Of ls damaging both buildings the
and arc insured Mr. Davis estimates his loss
at 1000; insured for 81, 100 in the Rutgers and
81 500 In the North American Insurance companies.
some slight damage done ~ the stock or cigars In
49, owned by Charles Weiss aud also 70 tho stock Of
hats and caps owned by solomon finger. Both parte,
are insured.
While tho fremen with their hose were upon tie
wooden awning IN front OF f7s Il suddenly gave way
precpitatng the 10 the sidewalk and severely in
jurina Andrew Brady, James l.. Fisher and Thomas
Corssr, members Of No truck. They were convened
to the Twenty. frs precinct siacn house, whore rs
Wooster Bach and kanney attended 20 their injuries
The cause OF the 1re Is unknown al present. nnt Tnrs
Marshal BAKER has the matter under investigation,
Fire on Rnndnirs Isiand-I.sss About s2,vSnsv
Ave Thousand Dollars.
Between SIX and sevsn O'Clock on Wednesday nigh
Ore broke out the nrsroom Of The building use,
for workshops asd connected with the Horss OF Rsfus
on Rsndalls Island The flames spread rapidly and Do
fore the Gre was sxilnsuishsd the entire building abo
IS by lso feet vas destroy ed, loss abou, 10 600 In
sured for $4,000 In the Lanox aud Mechanics an,
In the building occupied BY r. Oliver mzruiactursr o
wire; loss 20, 50o insured for $4,000 IN The Common
wealth Insurance Company. Trio Kelley Hoop sxir
Manufacturing Company loss $4,000. insured, and
o. wh!.ehousss boot and shps mandatory: ios
the Ire Is a. present xnNu0yn-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

PEra0rxUA ABR0AD.A Lon
don letter saya ts1nr counkry has
dDne not q little to disIpate the POI
IfticaI darkneeH of Eaarope, ard since
The discovery 0f petroleum i new
kay ms been esast Into nearly epar1
dwelling. In axt the towns uf Italy
you see at the shop doors Che siQn,
retxDiia d AEnerica. Y which iflsli-l
eEtes its nearly univ6rszl Use. I Do
x1ot know how mary olive treeu
thsEs are IN Italy, but the nnznhes
luu3 b many fafIliops, fpr th4
c11eek4hi green af the landscape In
issS1y parts is tafued into u penzise
led color BY the groyes fkaf cover
hjIlhfGA md pIsin. Izse annual pro-
duck of aA far al Is1lv iS akihuafed
af lH ,u0U, 90 of trans. a. not fhx fkU6s1
~ go 900 The sum Is nof large
when nlae ecnsle Iezs how much Ials0f
q naeeesarys to Eatlaer the bafxY and
toexpress The oil yet II Ii one of
tlSe most important productions of
Italy