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4 PROFIT ~ TN To YIT
TEEN PEI GEM. Il aDpIIIOs.

Ordsrs Sent With the fund. through r-sposas
bic Banks or Express ConDaIiss viii receive
prompt attention. Bonds ssrt By return Rz
press 70 any addTsss In the Critsd states Al
our coat Inforp-atign. Descriptive pamphlets
Baps. &c, furrished on application 81 the oGlos
Of tie RAiiroAd Company, No. 81 william
street and Of
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Ii A.
i I"uI' %. choice -. I'..,.
- do de-. Y u do.
De" medium grade, a. y. and YIN
~ do. UUlOngs, Tor sale.
MAXWELL A TIN1I.L
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The Act OF Congress oonters upon tie ColpO-
raiions besides the right Of way across tho Ter.
ritories gift Of l2 SUI acres o. the pubic lands
per mile, contiguous 70 tn! "a ., and eli appro.
pration from the NatioL . eLit OF SINlI NIL.
LIONS In 6 PER CENT. mon v delivered as the
work progresses; OF hllfth estimated coat OF
the Through Line and Branches These Sub
sidy bonds the company may cancel in q course
Of years by the Transportation services Of the
Roads, and small per csntage Of their net earr.
ings they therefore, constitute an element OF
great strength 10 the corporations.
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The ACl further authorizes them 20 Issue al
Bonds Of corresponding denominations, WE,oh
shall be he first claim upon hC lghoic railroad prlp
erty and 10 irhich TIC deH Of the Government Shas
be sGbon'indts az n means o! mora rea' - se,,i.
ing the ramaining hall Of the capital for the con
stu ton, the equipments, &c, being provided
sources.
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S"w Orleans MOlasses.
.)Dn BAEgELS PRIME AMI CHo,CE
- - " received Dol,
may MAXWELL TISGLL
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TOBACCO. wEsTRus

WESTERN.
i ~ boxes Niagara lus blaze
- rsddies do. lnr auI Navy 4.
holca EUssclls 80, blacs,
l. boLus EllogJutu los, black
- Highland Ctcftgu a. bl.ol
80 Mermaid Navy a.
- Pine Apple Navy q,
OLD VIRGINIA
IL boxes Sweet Roso bright lbs.
> AmbrOsia Ina
~ Curiosity liza
10 Twin ~ Dorado. SOFT prssasd T..
Bright Twist
W MI cr's Fine Twist
~ 'Diadcm hO!t Pre- VI IA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
u bbls g. cut and dry.
10 hall bbls +. O.. cut and dry
~ Kegs hckcan's twist for sa!n.
MAXWELL 4 TTNGLE
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The above sale is postponed until SATUI
DAY. JULY IL. ls6s. juni5.td
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

NEW DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING
a house. containing eight rooms, situated on
Lot No 3, Main street. in Caldwell's addition
10 the city Of Wheeling.
Also, two Brick Tenements, situated on Lot
No. 10, Main street. in Caldwell's addition to
the city of Wheeling. ,
Real Estate Agent
Office on Chapline street, between First and
Second streets. Jun9
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washington, D. C., Fet,. q, 1869.
De-. SR;-Your l,yor Of the 22d inst. Il
received
Accept my thanks for tho copy of the Law
Register and Official Directory" which you have
been kind enough 20 forward 70 me. II In .
work which cann1. fail TO be valuable 20 bank.
ers. merchants anu business men generally.
Very truly, YOURS,
Il. MsCULLOCH
-..# Secretary Of the Treasury.
John Li1ngatoa, EIq- Merchant Uni0l Lao
Company, Sep Tork. mare
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Fish.
COQ HALVES No. MACKEREI
%OO ~ do do
80 do 7 mod do
- do large do
IN It's No. Mack.tei
~ dp 2 do
lSJ do , family Al
~ Halves Lake H.ffug
W. 80 ~hIic Iish
MARI MAXWELL Z TGGLE.
NAILS.
" 5yJ kcg. aasrrted siLcs Balls. boat brAna,
MAAHELL IlNOLE5.
90 hen ~ IinIBbarg Cheese.
I'm, BOXES yIEY IISE
lDJ l0g gzlo by
NAXwELL Z Tf.gLT.
W Also flAy cpNrTA sTI.y
w In slyr, BFksts Iut1 I, S. tbo.tds
BrooIns, Essence COZ. E 90, ,..l o. ,sDd Md
drf. lhdigo, JppeIas Ia, Vrtrtpl Alum 7 a.
,r-f, Allspice, Cinnamon, Nutis. -, Glove. NJ.
ada riDgrr, BicaiD. soda Sal Soda, Babbltis
zap, Hgsiss S1tls brrmAn SOApa Family
sIAps Canflns Mould and Star, Concentrate
Lye, window Glahs. Lesd Shot. GrE Caps. Pow
der, Cotton Yam, Cotton aud yl.I 'Iu'ns.
Candle WICK, Batting, Wrapping Paper, Gr.
deci0
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JEs-s bNnb I'D lar o. stlaiH ~ mot sfnLi.
nett position sD0uY the nObEpeeuistira ~
vssEDenis Of the eOurtrv, and wilSbs sr'iv.i7
dealt " 81 The nsr<y -eeBtTss 10 Europe.
HOldsrs oil Goye9nnsnt EscUriIss ha.s a Cy
portunity o. exchanging them for central Pa
chic Bnpds isartHE a. equal rate q interest
WITH tns pTlsrtpsl FL reelrrsd anG u
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
2eiet! 2eict!! 2eiet!!!

9elet> rsntt unp tbut cure paidt!
Gin;as suirtatiss uro mutlssas;nte Wrsts at n,ein
beutiben Treuupe.
DIui1t thr fir Cure 5an,:lie etmas 5u h~iaterla1sn I'M
Sale Cures NblebenS?
@Ini4t tor fir @uer ei9enes Itter etras ;l ~betseu?
@Iui&t ibr Guer 0en1utb frei rpn Sprsea fir Die ST.
limit?
@unitt itr cine ;i6ere uno id s~atlense Nnlase srn e-
rem Sbsils Cures @erpienfes iu MAIDEN?
Want ttr Is wlnfht, siebt es, mie i'd aufrtdtis CLAUDE,
teiner beisrsa reer i1dersren gEes, ais Guer 2eten sl VERT
tual Giie Saiarance 81. bun Stem CERT. 3r!al @ern,Dsen
Feb. 1. 1858 Iber SO, DOC. coo. 0eutihe II. eneliihe gam.
ptlsts fno bier 81 BADEN purd gorfpreden in n,einer Office
0erlanssn tai c%enisnisen spriprsaen, Die Wuiildruug itsr
sieien @ssentano miinihea, trern lie nur brtefid ~enSeisea
ms uno maur ta tie treHsn fann. u m. Yppell.
Mb2t Assnt fur st. gaut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
Stir bic Bteb,uht

iinb bic gu,lntiss Wnpfa, Slant lnb eherburne ~beipncers
~aeeianet. Der 8pcen entbdlt reihen ~fanotasn 2eb11, tbeilz
meiie prairie, 8etraut rnp let6ts Galrunsen Oanelbe
1T etrras bugelta, nit un;atliben g cen une 1T BON 3ablret'
den f~iesenesn Getrdhern turtiIte .ittet, relne rcm elmer
Msnse euten WieienIdnbersien un,seben iint, bic einen
uneebeuren Vprratb BON Sen uno 0ras ~liefert. Sic ino
leiti p~ailirbar, I'M ;u ben Minen an, "ate superior unb 3u
BEN Ianaennaleunae hes uSreltben lteileS tes Staate5
su %selansen, pelde bic befen uno p%rrsislidften Mdrfte fir
Cen 0ertauf pom Rinecteh i'm Gamble bieten SIN 0ertin=
fet auf bic 5tatiade III lenfen, ba6 eaS Wltld<G eitdft
nod int Gntitehe1 1T, mas aus ben trten preiic, RON But
ter vne 8d{e unb aus benz erpssn Smrprt jener Nrtifel aus
een Uitlidea Staatcn eriidtlid 1T.
Die S9aEudt
fanst an, in Minnerta ietr eintrdslid ~ rerpenuno auBer
ben pben bedretenen 2dnoereiet III Inptd, Siauti uno
Sberburne Counties, inb bic Irairieldneerei RON Meeter.
&antpcti II. MpnpnsaEa ~beicneers fir eieien3wed selutt.
3ablungsbeoin9un9en.
Mdsrn rnb earuber su gretien aussebcten, melbe smifdeu
S. unb $40 per Mfer ~sariirea Unit etniaen 1peuiacn Yars
aeIcn 3u bDberen 9retieu), lie mad, Der Seihafenteit unc
Gntfernuns ees Sanbes ppn Ser Giienbatn. Sic terpeu
entreoer fur baar Vele peer auf LANCE Sera,tne SertaaT
Gebn Sabre, pean es Serlan9t rirt) nit Z prpSent jdtrli.
Gen Sntere1en, ban,tt unbemittclte 9erirneu beflbist MGR.
tet, cine 6%ein,fdtte, unter biatsen Sebinauusen in elmer &C.
iuneen uno prreutttsen Geserb st %erlatasn. Oieica;aen
tpel1e ben 8ahnen entlana itcu Niererlailna en aesrun=
let, batet e%efuaeer, ba6 itre e%dnecreen irn g3ertb unn sc
Grr3ent jdhrli6 ~seitiesen iino.
0ieie Qdnberee, iinp felt 1857 rom Gerfaui 3,,rifbetals
ten ,urrben lie lieacn iwiiden srpss, Nnieslunseu uns
itne Strter. Sdulen. Natritrasen uubNiirfteu sue dne lib.
Tin nitere Mustanft pcnte man ith at
George &. Beder.
Qansz @uumtfiipnsr, ct. Saul, Wiinn.
permann Grott Ssfretdr. Mai9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
UrpEartiae Ginfdufe!!

5err 50 9inuemann run St:Sospb,
@learns Grunts, bat tpierer erobartise Gtnsaute
BON ben beiteu @aaren jeoer @attang Senta9t
unb tistet le ieineu 0e1Gif!s .Grsuneen tn Der
NGbe uab in Der Gerne on I'll btQieen Yrei1en II.
label III b1ufsemSeiute freunolidft Gin. Die
neuen Ginflufe tslteben III:
@dn;ttmanren, %Giienwoaren Spessrsipaaren,
aleibunger, 5iiten une Aapren, Stis<
fel u. Shuheu II. Stcinsut.
9pmmt ssflQis1 IQe uno ieiS Der frsano!id=
fen Iufaabme unD Ger befen 8ecietuns ssrl!-
Gert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
Wp1ij rdr Tar,ner.

GewiTe Weriynen tereilen BEN Staat lnb ~hetaartea bic
Bea.eream ole Nta idinen (Srcue Gdst Seepers) 3u Serz
faufen bic aber an seridiebersr anesra Srten f~abrt3irt
mercen. 8etann.!it fnp bic dhten Seaperban u8rrao
Cast Seeesrs" ~uerfsrttst: rpa S 9 Sowel u. Co., Beaver
bam rno rra 5Sutb, 9r:re u. 60. TT Sruatrnua ~unltreits
lie teten. Das nienanS bintersanSen ,peroe, ee5en mir
untettebeno sis9iamsa Der sl9ente1 fir pbise Siernai6iz
men unb miro man gut ttun, bel f;elenN9entea srr;uIpredet
beYor man aaeersmr 9etelunssa maat.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould 4 Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey Il Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore Il Darby, Paynesyille.
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver.
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
T. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare & Frankenfield, LIE Sueur.
A. G.. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover & Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
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-Mm %. +. 81. feisrte Serr D. g. Nortpn
6rd;eit nit JrGalein Gcrtlau spa Baltimore.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

- -TTaTr . r. - & - = ! u
8eadten5pertb fir bic Beliger Don
Dreldmaid inen. - Die baufsen l1nfaas, bic
16 leitbsr faF jebes Sabr mabrenD Der Spsra~
tipn scn Dreldmaldinen ;rtruesn, babe'' Die
leyte Sesistatur ;u einem @sIess seranlaBt nsl~
DIES lid bel Der bercnnabenSet 5ers1= uno era@
teseit Der oQsemeinsn 8sadtuns enplishlt,
Da1slbe id:etht nd'nlid Dor, bab Die T. 9.
knuckles ,ne rods, 3. B.. bas @sriabs NIT rer
oasou auslaufenesn eiiernen Stanss lorsfalt's
betedt 1ein mi1en, tamit Miemanb, her ausun'
YrprTidtisteit 5u nate trete, easra 5" Sdaoea
om,ne. G"sntressntipnea pereen bis ST Soo
tslraft tppsou bic eineSdlfte ben, Mn;eiser nno
81: aneere 5Sffte tem Sdu!feae sufa!lt.
." Miune{ota SALES &oab. Die
{elbe riidt INNER metr ait ee plase bss cbera
Minnelota Sbalss beraa pno felt eiaiesn Iasen
nimmt bas DampircS ieiaen 2auf Bis mad 81
tpsua, 5 Msi!sn sru ct. peer. Man bate &C.
bpft, taB tieie 8obn lhcn Bis gum erfeaMusuif
bis mad CT. pstsr bin in Operation fem tcsrbs.
Snbe7en mirb Is nod cine roer 5wsi @pdsn
Idneer an1eben, ta auf bicier Streds grOBere
Terrainidpieristeiten 81 iiberwinoen iinb. 3pi=
1den ct. Veter uno Stto,pa mi0en aQeiA 20
8ruden unb IreQle,rsrfe bersefsot perben.O as
aurS &iensnlesune nctbmeneissGilen it ineeller
1dcn sur StsQe gebraGt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

Die MinneaprliS 1rituae bort POM MMa~
ior 8alet, pelter brett bon Der Gbippetpa9
Maency fSymrnt, baB bic Sneianer inter GinauB
Der Salfbrsets eenei9t Ine, unrubis su |eia.
Dies@eriidte fnb tpirfli@ tsarlirest, ras Elm
Musbru1 Fattinee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
9>euc, ,oibtiec patsnt;rtc Grfns
Saftn.

Serr s. .. Gaiirmsisr, gds Ter 7ten nno
Observation-Disclosures. bat fir Stanley Gruntp Elm SGa-
tent fir @asen-8Idl.n [Thimble skeins]
erbal.en, nit eeuen ieoer Tubrmann u1t flnf3is
prpient n1ebr auf isinem @asen fabren fam.
Die Soften Der @agen=Sudita lnh muir UNI IS
so bSber, je na1 Der Oattuus ~berielbet fir
einen @asen. Ms5ee man bieie Waaen-gi'd
ien ssnauer gsadtung t~pIroisen une l6 bisscn
{elbf i6er,euGsu.
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@@erbaftun 9 unb Gtu4t.-Nbe9Sar<
riuer wurse scr6aftrt unter geidnleisuns bss
Diebaabls it @auf Centre. 8abreub Deputy
5berif pougrcat in erStaot'war, tint rad &C.
foblenen @aden 81 lu@eH entfcb Der @efau>
acne an, Mbente NIT leinen Sanbi9eQen unc
fcnute nidt pierer eirsefangen weroen. Die
Ginpubner Der @tabt bradten bur@ SubIfrip<
tipn 1925 Belobnuus fir oenjenigsn aut mel
der ibn Dem 5beriT rpn Stearns Counts ODER
einem 5eiuer Deputies iiberliefern pirbs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
A-@N."~

Wabalba> ben "a. Suli. - WoBleute prn
5tiamater batten beute in &eeb's Gambling unter
Gd cine &auferei. Drei Skinner murten &C.
fpGen, ron tenen Giner idun tobt ii. Die
MTreer rurbsn perbaftet unb inb bier i'm &C.
f1uani1e. Die l1riade bieles traur;sen greis=
rifles tcar @bisfss. tenn biegetbei(isten maret
betrunfen.
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Sir ZEN 0etreiceba,l

bieten bic Qaneereien IL ess Grunties 9cnneptt., Has...
aus ben Siii6en Staaten seben pisien a]dnesreien hi ihrer
Muswatl BEN 8pr;us, ais bic, relde lid am befen gum au
bss sGeisens, eer1 sreben Stapelartisel bes usftlidea San.
bells eisner. 3teie Counties ~entbalten aud einen Sfeid'
tbun1 ron @albuasen bs fdIniten tartsa H5ol;es. mad
trel6en, errbe ~gadirase fir reriSiehene 3uede IN, uno
,peldes einen suten Wtartt ben etienbabnea entlans fneet;
uao ntdt aQe;n fir Die aldruns os Yalces entitiotat, ir1.
bern eaS 2ane ielbit be;ahlt n,adt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

-@pn Der Maufatp linton. - Gin Hnabe
spm 8lite a~ee0btet. @ir bIren, baB bel benz
ftarten 0pnnerpettsr am WrntasMtenb ben 20.
Suli, ". Stretton rpn @apican, nom 8lise &C.
trofen unt sstIbtet puree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

Sim IS. 3. 81. 1dlu9 Der 8lib sweimal in
Der @ubnune beS OF. Eplman In ct. elpub
elm unb lie mar iosleid in Teusr. 8ein teeeu=
tenter Gdaeen %srfrlets. Das @ebause par
nit einem aupfsre8 lsatleiter setieben tpelder
pbue 3peifsl baS 6etdube rettets.
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MlpYS Meier.

Gts osr gierten unb Jadlon StraGe.
ct. SAUL : e . MtnaeIpta.
Gnipfetlt ben, esa.idsn publiium lstnsa nsueu
1Sruhtz Ganpyz rtnr Wrpcerte Stpre.
Die bslen @rresrie> 9Daaren fir bea 5anlisn= Getraua,
impprttrte 6rihte, gaus;es unb 1ancswaaren &c.
Spiclmaaren! Gp;e1tcaaren!
Spebsn e~rtaitcn ere d 5 n E Nus,rat1 crn Spieiwaaren.
gtit cent Strre lit pertuncen e!Ee
Sc # auratton
trriettft su jeter 3eit nit elmer telitate, Safe Raffee unb
its.s .prrattisem 9afrert, iopis Grfriihunssr ieber Nrt,
81 ~rtdstssa preiisn auiaeruartet wespen tana.
nj MlpsS Weter
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- Cine srcBe @n;abl Deutlder uno Sfan=
binasier fam NIT benz Scnntass= 3us bier al.
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TURKEY.
stlttL ccs6Esrghugncf o. Inc Hrn,lr.


The Foreign PHYSICIANS Of the Sunan--tsrnnd
Presentation Aver The Crimran vNnr-Nhnt
Wa. Proposed IN the HAITI IIurnnyoun--Thc
Christiun Cause IN the Empire Twenty
Years Ago-it- Position To.aay-Rightr OF
Foreigners Ia Employmcnt-The Possession
of Real Estate by Aiiens--~uIts for Property.
CossrANTSorlR, Dec. 90 1861.
The Ottoman government does no, want for sad-
vsers" and f II be true that some persons die from the
application OF too many remedies and an ovsrpius OF
doctors II certainly some risk Of similar fate.
Each Of the selfdenom "Great Powers OF Europe
have something 10 recommend 10 the Sultan In the view
Of remedyn ne the evils which surround his empire.
whether these friendly recommendations really do
signed for adoption or for the purpose Of what known
in some parts Of country which need NOS here DO named
under the Aomsy si,ls Of buncombs cannot BE- an.
swsrsd Nth any degree Of certainty.
whsn the treaty Of psace Of 1859 was MADE n Paris
which pat an END y The cvmsaa var, me Iass Sultan,
Abesl MAID, We bdussd n shs sdvics u
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Omcini "Reminiscences Of the s;nribaldinn War
ON Rome-French Exposition of the Com
piicity Of the Cnbinet-How Government
Fiiibustcring IL Donc-tabinet Crises.
The Florence correspondent Of tho Paris Temps gives
Us following Al some OF tho documents published by
order OF tue Italian Chamber, and which relate the
Garbadian expedition into the Roman ssates:--
rnr SECRETARY GENERAL rsSyncr
The ministry insist, on Major GhIreii occupying himself
WIZ disappearing any movements In the ontdcai state
time places at ais disposal sir thousan I'D frames.
rnr eukroh or GENOA 70 rns zsrsTna or THE r.Ixnoa
Captain Fonians asks 70 tho frontiers three
understood 10 prudent and reserved he ap
seqncsered, and which have stI orice. await
zHs SECRETARY GENERAL INTERIOR
Let the three hundred co. ss"p Ss oS ~ nun
drrd ict The greatest aud be observed
rHf MINISTER o. rnE srsx'oa 10 T sgrsro o. sarrrs
have seen ropssso, the agent here recommend
deviation from fundamental principles avoiding divisions
rHA MINISTER o. raE INTERIOR 10 r. ovssros or s,ps'
Grant once what i necessary. return this evening
Approved of--rHrRanr for the Minister
rhh pGio'ol ~ PUBLIC sAFs 10 'ns oUssTos OF GsNoA
Veg yog 20 Immediately provide ss,ui,oas BY
VINO w he pointed out by the advocate Henri Brusco and
nm susrRRrEcr T,su PRESIDENT OF InE coUr-
ciL or risisrrH. - - 49,.
The deputy csp sends you the fo owing telcsrsm;No
moe dcaNs. Garibald let the frontier be
ley cvih Neceha be Immediately occupied 90 mot give
rtaneo time The honor and salvation oil ltaT require It,
me glory OF your name IL involved"
report has been addressed 10 the present Minister Of
Marine ~ the Maritime Commander OF the CUT Of La
spezza on the events which occurred during the con
unuance OF the Rat,szz Ministry. The commsnder re-
cevcd on the evening OF the 10th October despatch
IN cipher from the Minister M Pescetto, containing the
Following instructions:-
THIS evening eight o'clock, await the arrival Of the
Hsn. Cabinet messenger viii be sent
He then goes on 70 say
the station 10 the train from Florence. II
reached La Spezyia half seven bringing Cap
tain Orenao who company with w. Cadolni, presented
10 containing the document No. 24lJ First DE-
vsop Cabinet Of Minister OF Marine dated October w.
This eommun cation ordered TO aid in la cr
cutting the orders which should be communicated
by Commander Orenxo. These instr uctions consisted
doing all was possible 70 take from the arsenal mme
oatcy and with the RrsAtest secrecy lW0 percussion
caps for Email and ball cartridges for conmo.
guns 10 be delivered u ~ Cadolin against his receipt
before the departure ~ the FIRST train In the morning
The commander diA % wss required: the ammunisica
packed into thirty wooden cases and two barrels
aud delivered "a n. CsdolinL who gave his rsoelpt
yha latter tApsty " NE Len sac WA tns suss.
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AUS TRiA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of The HERALD.
sketches Of the Cabinet Mcmbers-The sis-
Lothian Ministry Trade Report-The hier-
chant Marine.

Lothian Ministry Trade Report-Tbe .fer-
chant Marine.
VIENNA. Jan. |, 1865.
Having already furnished you with biographical
sketches OF the members OF the new Austrian
Cabinet, will now pass in review, .oiatta the
members OF the Cis-Leithan Ministry. Before
doing 60 however, ought perhaps explain, lor
The benefit Of those OF your readers who have not
followed the march Of events in Austria and
Hungary in 1867, that there are now and will
hcnceiorth be three ministries functioning in the
empire, 70 witt. The Imperial Ministry for the
common affairs OF the empire =. The els.
Lothian Ministry. 3. The Ministry for hungary
and the dependencies of Hungary.
Tie Premierof the Cis-Lcithan Mnistryis Prince
Carlos Auersperg lie was born On the lst OF
Nay ISL, and irst learned to play part politi-
cal affairs n The spring OF 1sGl. lie was then
elected by the large landed proprietor class in
Bohemia 10 represent them IN the Bohemian Diet.
lie at once became the head OF the constitutional
party among the Bohemian nobility, end this party
has acted on an important questions with tie
German liberal party in Bohemia, a. opposed both
to the conservative and the nationalist parties
A. prince o. TIC empire he was from the first
institution Of the EeichsFath hereditary mem.
Der Of the Upper House, and was appointed by
the crown its President. After the overthrow or
the Schmerng ministry and during the reign OF
the Belcredi ministry he resigned his seat in the
Bohemian Diet. He was r.. elected thereto at the
beginning Of last year QSGD and took his seat
therein. IL was mainly owing TO his efforts
that q majority was obtained for the constitu.
iional party in the Diet in the spring and
that Bohemia was represented in the Cs-Leithan
Reichsrath at all; for had the nationalist marty
obtained the upper hand no representatives would
have been permitted to go from Bohemia 10
Vienna. NJ Won Schmerling dubbed Prince Carlos
''the first noblcman Of Austria" and this speram
has stuck to him ever since, a fact which proves
his popularity.
Count Edward TsAfs, a bic nams imports. q 4
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What the Revolutionary Delegates Demands
OF the Porte.
by tho steamship Germania at this port we have
Consantnople letters and journals the LIST of January
Tho Tenant Herald states the Mont cgru ENJOYS
10 tho Porto had mado the following damands1 Ces-
son or an important portion OF territory tho
Of Herzegovina and OF port in tho Adriatc. q Demo-
nn OF the remaining bockhouses still occupied by the
Turks on the Montcnegrin frontier.
The Porte had decided refusing Oh sse CONCESSIONS
and tho Moptenegrins were about TO arm, whom new
Instructions received from Prime, Nicholas. iod 10 the
demands OF the moment TO DO reduced TO that OF port
on the ,dratic
This mobilization Is sad be due 60 tho counsels OF
Franco.
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OF Octobes onN OF the most active OF the Cariba
dian party.
The futsn 0asets has tho following "A phrase In this
speecn aaoossed by the King on New Years Day 10 the
representatives. OF the army who had gone TO present
tner respects 20 him has excited attention. The
Italian army, nm Asjcsty remarked, '.has succeeded
in accomplishing tine unity OF Italy by confronting AN
dangers ana undergoing sacrifices or all kinds But
further periis viii have to be encountered and ana
that the army will fulfil its duty at home as well a.
abroad The eIactl,uds Of the above words is con-
The Unita Cattolica gives the subioned list OF the
ministerial crises which have occurred In Italy betwesn
the 9th June, 1851, and the 22d December, 1867