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525 Miles
52J Mics
or rHE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
rotu rnWpf prvp
ARE VOW COMPLETED.


This Snss, Roxy norn,n,
expected irssk will be laid thirty miles further
the highest point the road by Jnu, The maTmum grade os
OF the 10 the summit but eighty feet the mile
while that Of many Eastern roads !, hundd Work the
ocenys the western slope VIII eouuse through he Winter sad
douh that the entire gsnc line the Paess
gill be open for business in 1870.
provided the OF this
ample The United States its sI Per Cent Bonds
oO0o 5000 per mile FOR Which shes r,ooHa lien
security ana receives payment large mot 10 the fall Of
claim These bonds sued each sseBtr mile seeiios
finished and h been eIanncd By Uait-d States cOmmos
rs pronounced be all respects ciss rcas thoroughly
Piled with depot repair ops siahoE1 and oil tie aeeea rolling
soek and other equipments
The r,ei also makes dOnsOn Of 400 aersss Ani u The
mile will ofzs to the COMPANY Much %
Platte Valley the o fertile il the world and
other portions covered with heavy pine forests and sboand
coal OF the best quality.
The Company also authorizes. issue First Mortgage Bond
equal Of the Government AMI The
Hon T. D. Morgan and the Hon. oske Ames Trustees o the Bond
holders and deliver the Bonds Company only he sOrs
that they awas actual and productive value
The authorized capital Of the Company One Hundred Million Dol
. of which ave millions have been paid upon the worn already
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY
present. the PROFITS Of the Company derived OulJ from s os
but this already much than sufficient pay the se
all Company another nHe built 10
doubted that when the road completed the through trans Of the
only line connecting will be beyOaa
precedent there will be competition always be done %
profitable rates.
will be noticed that the Union Paese Railroad i In fact oorn
ork built under the supervision Of Government officers and to
large and that It's bonds s'ssd
drecon belle red shat similar seswr 20
carefully guarded aud certainly based upon larger
valuable property. As the COnpanys
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AZ. offered preen NETY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR tbt
cheapest security the market being than per sas
lower than United stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
PER CENT the investment and have % T's 70
run Subscriptions will be received in al toe
Conpany's Omce No. 20 Nsssau-st. aad by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. Nassaas.,
CLARK, DODGE Co. Bankers No. 81 Waist,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers. No % Walst,
HENRY CLEws Co, Bankers, No q Wsllst
HEDDRH WINCHESTER Co. Bankers No. GO Broadway,
and by Companys advertised Agents throughout: the United States
ntans should be made drafts other funds 10 NeWfo
aud the will be free charge by return express Parties sab
scrbng through agents will look to them for their safe delivery
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress the Wosk
Resource, vsae Bonds be obtained at the
Companys Oces its advertised Agents viii be sent free 90 ~
plicston. 1870. , ,,aoo , vvI
November a. 1861.
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Californians resident in the city met on Satur-
day at the Metropolitan Hotel to give form to Their re-
spect for the memory of the late Commodore Watkins
The following named gentlemen took part In the pro
ceedines: MaorGen. s. ID. Helnzeman hrg'ien' JOIN
nutnr,e r. IL shaw. VI H. Barnard, j; w Warm g. H.
Munroe o. f. Mowry. J. j. Kelly D. Greenpa'n I'm ~
" Rcniamin. George W. Bishop. &C: The Hon H. tar-
lev Was appointed Chairman, and III NJ Moan OF re
Secretary. committee was apPO'"''u :" VI
tons,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-06

The Rev. james o. Murray, the Junior pastor
OF the Brick Church congregation preached sermon
yesterday ernlng commemorative Of the fouhuatiOh ol
the society 100 Years ago II proposed by ne congega
en to publish the sermon In pamphlet form Tor tne
benefit OF the Presbyterian Church In America Inc Rev
DR. Spring the senior pastor 0 the Brick Church. made
short address at the close OF the commemorative sermon
The Rev DR. Shedd offered the closing prayer. Az the
afternoon service, the Rev Dr. Paxton OF the Tvshst
and Fifth ave- Church preached sermon appropriate 10
fbe
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- Nstice."

Ph. steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE Viii he withdraw
Bristol Line BE ls day Of January for few weeks IN orr
that they In thorough and order fer
OF the ensuing whsn they viii Immediately
their trips
The performance these placed upon
especially during 30 9onh which has been unusaa,
satisfactory They been Aersughy tese
all kinds snc The fac, beyond
ton A circumstances thsy he safest comfortable,
and perfect the Sound
This line having thus secured the UNIVERSAL contdeace Of e travelling
public reputatisa well established - not ths
this COMPANY allow be diminished b. substituting for
befnterEAl ufest sesondcsss boats especially sessoa
larger number prefer the ard route
The transportation Passengers VIII therefore bt Suspended s Zee
weeks and the line covered ~ exclusively freight boats
the first class Providence propelen viii be placed npoS
order that Tiers shall interruption the trans. OF
freight and singers their goods prompts De-
hverd these make quick and certain per-
forming their orin SIDE hss steamers
v, o. BRIGGS. General Manager y ) B. Co
SewYork Dec DC 1907
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several ships which, having been delivered, have
since been sold TO Prussia and other countries The epe
States, the Washington Cabinet declares had no rgt 10
dispose Of public funds fact which those who nego-
tated the business with them could not ignore BESIDE
this the United states demands two millions OF dollars
for the expenses OF eghtng ships OF war to be sent 10
the French coast to the vessels III question from
crossing the Atlantic.
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Spttial Noiirfs.

What popular pny doe, PHALoSs World Renowned Psrens
remind rOu Of The Serious tcer,us) Family.
Plymouth Church. BrooLiyn. the Rev HENRY WARD
BEkCBrh pcSs and Aisle this house will DO pRbcF
ru,rI yea. ON TUESDAY EyRNSG 1854 commencing
M orier VI tic Trustees II. s. WELD,
Clerk u tue Beard
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M4RRIEDN

BuRLrrG-LANRA Hasou Y, N wsinesay De- IS at the
Of the l.. s. OF Rye Geo
T. Burn Mia Mary lane, daughter Of JOAN O. Lane,
the Tsbernse Jersey Cty Monday Dee
Lyman Abbott Theodore T. Tsylos this ty TO MARI
r. Bso.e daughter Of the late John Brewer Of Jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-06

with the treaties concluded with Jaran by England,
France, America and the Netherands eddo and Osaka
will be opened for trade with the contracting powers
the 18th Of January, 1868"
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Pissed A,Ssat The Potomac ordered s-tt
ordered the Dale Assistant Psymasgsr j.
George Cochran Is u. RedseA detached from She
Payna and 0stere 70 Settle bis Ae
Jane " Murray Ia detached from coautE
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STATE or TRADE
ErROPEAN MARKETS.

rELEsaAPB THR TRIBUNE
LoSDos Jan for money "a and "a the seeols
s2 aaL American securities fat the following quotations
United FveT~en bOn y. Illinois Gee trail Railway shares
S8i; Erie Railway shares, 49,.
for money @ COnso' for the seeous 81 S9'
United bonds III Illinois 6enlrai RA5AT shares
88i; Erie Rsiway shares, 43i
FRAxKFoRr 9-soonUrd S,s,e- efrs.te, for the ssns
ofIsa -.
AnsrnoouIrnitss States Five Tu,ns for NE D, Of s1 r.
Beennxnited states Five wsnty sur
77677l for the Old ssus
LIVERPOOL, Jan 4-EoonC G1n The estimated ALE, TO-
The opening prices fiO~S Mailbag Up
lands Nddlg Orleans I'D BsadsIaS fm bat quiet Corn
for Mri wessrs Whes. 1913 ot White Cafsruis, and fe
for No 2Mwaukse Red Barley SO for American. Oats, 3s for
American Es Canadian Beef l2 iSs Winter Extra
Prime Pork "a for New Prime Eastern Ness Lara sss Fine
American Cheese sci for the range Fine Bacon 6 for
Cumberland No. ~ Dutch STANDARD Sugar. % Rosa o. for
Common Wilmington Pale TAO~ % for American
Spirits Turpeutns, v ewt Petroleum Fgaon M Spirits, aud
- for Refined COrerseed tsl FOE No American Red
rather quiet feeling IN the Cotton market
today 5000 bales Of which Is 900 bAiss to
Quotations .hrgs Mdding uplaDdi I'D hddng
Orleans I'D Bra PloIF Js Corn Wheat Barley. Oats and
unchanged New Eastern Prime Mess Pork ha, declined 49,
,sd Cheese without alteration The
Produce markets. -hhoas change.
LospoS l-SoonwhAe ca ga per 80 gallons Sperm OIL
GllO per LHssed OIL &57 Lnsees Gales 40 49,
Anernoon--he prices all nAket 4aoed
N dssstaA
AsrwERr s-AaernoOa sOsa ssr, StsnsaTd Wbts IS,
francs.
Evening niH Peosan closed ls.v- and sruss; Stand
ard White q iraass per Dbl
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ARMY GAZETTE,

Br,ves L,zt Col C. suysrhe vii then Tcoin bs regiment
Commsry of has Bvee C. Green Captain
been degnord Depot Conm. h Inspy hes been ordered 10
At Asuta addition his regiment Capt Brown
his other dae. Bgeyet Lieut. Path Infantry relieved from
Captain 81 crung sefTee Aoi orasrsl 70 us
airy, has been assigned 10 duty nftnent
Carsle Barrarhs iLl Mkrsh l. and
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ALASKA.
ISLANDS VOLCANOES -FUR-BEARING ANIMALS.
Prom Our Speei Corrs..o.dsAt

BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. y, 1867.
The Aleutian group is the most remarkable
range Of volcanic islands on the Western Continent
They extend in continuous line sOs miles beyond the
Alasks peninsula The six largest, an OF which arc in
hahltCh are as fnllnws.
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PORTUGAL.

THE PORTUGUESE LOAN.
The subscriptions at Lisbon and Oporto for
the reserve OF RiOo to the Portuguese loan amounted
to f7,OOO,O0O
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THE WEATHER.

.4b-Morung- ST. ], bail then seet ran ios
dry rain fog and objects could be GO feet only
Afternoon Dr, rain NATL D. ,oyerea little cloudy svIns
RON impeding The as IN he
morning. rap $780, cloudy tile cloudy overcast shmorn
ng-0Vereas cloudy, tine hernoon-cear hn Evening
Clear Ths mtc ut has been unusually eeaI
much that the planet Venus the b. ghtet Of the so %
could plainly with the nssstt but pracced eye IN ofoA1 Jay
light at In tb. South about JD shove the horizon
CENTRAL PARK mFrFoRofo GICAL DEPARTMENT.
following from ded oo Atons ~ he Cena
p,rk Ob.eu.toT Tor the ending saturday Jan 1903:
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WEST INDIAN MARKETS.

raisUNS
HivAS Sug-sIeso Of Nos io0R at s reals sai ~
reals Mssay,do Tho tendency Of the market dowa~s MOa
at ras for Cyei and 6 reals for huseoAdo Freighs
SJ3 2a Batter % &c v n Hams
dull skOS y ewt Lard lsel7e. u. Onions, 81 1894
bbL Po,.iaes $685. 50p Dol
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JAPAN.

OPENING OF THE NEW PORTS
A telegram from st. Petersburg says: " The
Russian Consul st Hakodad announces that IN accord
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BIT rnrppkArn TO TIA rRIBUsa

FaAscsco J.,aPDar steady st 81 sO0es Tn Panama
bills
strong. sta heavy sal.s Legal tenders 49,
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER FOR 1875
d press. and will be issued early IA Jast0-s
We shall be pleased aad early 50
uce Of any cHAass in The business style OF old homes
McKILLOP, sPRAdug Co.. No. % Partw-
Brndstreet's Parior Finished Rnbber Moiding sss
WEATHER sTRPS No 81 ssssau-st
Fine Gold Watch hapns. - - a..
New styles OF s descriptions for sale by GkO e ALLeS ~ W
Brsajssr. one door below Cspsls
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|sOUTH CAROLINA.

Inn authorizing the Governor 10 take
Charge Of state Bank Assets-No Dis
tInetIon in Race or Color In Police
Appointments Barring BrOthers'
Clains against the State Bank he
pudiated.
COLUMBIA, August 2O.-The bill author,
kipg the Governor to take possession of the
|.seis of the Bank of the State, to the ex.
Iuson of foreign bond holders, has passed
|se Senate. The value of the assets is near
/ half million dollars.
Randolph, a negro, introduced bill au-
kOrizing the Governor to take possession
.lthe arms, batteries, and equipments be
slgiDg to the State.
Abill organizing the State police, semi
kiitary organization, passed both Houses.
The Legislature passed resolutions pro-
|ding that hereafter all incorporated towns
ball make no distinction in race or color in
be appointment of police.
An attempt was made to turn all the
|choos in the State over to negro school
the subject vas referred to
committee.
A bill has passed the House repudiating
he foreiga claims against the Bank Of the
hate, represented by the Barring Brothers,
Ia authorizing the Governor TO take pos
|ession of the assets of the bank. The cur.
|enoy OF the band held by few Republicans
| to be redeemed by bonds.
The members are yet unpaid, and no
llans have been raised for the purpose
|geat dissatisfaction exists in consequence,
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August 90, Afternoon. Cot.
ton dull. Sales 800 bales; middl1ng 291@
3oc. Flour heavy, superane s7@8. Whea,
heavy without decided change. Corn
closed quiet, Western mixed ST 2l1l 23.
Mess pork, new S2S 50; old S2s 25. Other
provisions steady. Sugar in fair request
Muscavado liza 12lc. Other groceries
quiet. Freights dull and unchanged.
Governments steady, 5-2O's of 1862 ll3!
Tennessee's, new So; North Carolina's 70A
Virginia's Sc asked.
New YORK, August 20, Evening. -52O's oi
80 l13g, of '6l 1857, of '65 Ill, do new 1917:
1905 1919; l0-40s l0sl; money active and
easier; offerings more liberal; call loans
discounts 7 y cent; gold weak, closing al
l435: sterling frmer; rates unchanged.
CINoGNNATI, August 2O.-Flour dull; fam
lily 50 75010 %. Wheat dull at ST. 95. Corr
s5@9lc. Oats SOC. Whisky Csc. in bond
Bulk shoulders 12lc sides 145c. Bacon
shoulders l33@l3lc.; clear sides l74c. Ham.
20@2l9c. Butter 35@36c. Eggs l5@l6c.
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CALIFORNIA.

wOAderlM KIae and Fall of 4he Tide in
S0uthern CalIfOrnia-COnhuI General
Of Frauce for the Pacific Coast.
san Francisco, August I9.-0n August
4 Ia singular tidal phenomenon occurred at
Ban Pedro, in Southern California. A series
bf waves commenced flowing upon the
boast, causing the tide to rise sixty three to
ixty. four feet above the ordinary height OF
Phe water, followed by falling Of the tide
'Oue distance below low water mark; the
Ee and fall occurred regularly every half
hour for several hours, creating considerable
|larm among the inhabitants thereabouts.
The incident is attributed to some marine
f,.Grbance causing the bottom of the sea
prise and fall, thus impelling the waves
|oward the coast.
Information has been received that Mons.
ffuzette, French consul at this port, las
been appointed consul general of France Tor
lhe Pacific coast, which title he will assume
bn his return from Europe.
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HOUSE OF INSTRUMENTATION.
Forty-sIxth Days session.


THURSDAY, August 20, 1865
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called, fifty-nine members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexander. An
tome, Bennett, Buckingham, ,Bolot.
Brewster, Barbee, Burrel, Collins, Calhoun,
Carr, Curell, Cuny, Deslonde, Devices, Du-
fresne, Dupre, Dupart, Faulkner, Fouts,
Guigonet, Garstkamp, Haskell, Holland.
Hall, Isabelle, Kent Leroy, Lott, Landers.
Morris, .MolleTe, McCullen, Mahier, McYean.
Melvin, Mansion. Morey, Morand, Matthew'S
Noble. Pearce, Page, Pierce, Raymond. Reys
Slaton, Sterrett, Tureaud, Umphreye, Wash.
ington, H. Williams, Waters D. Young
Y0rke-59.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Gould.
On motion of Mr. Lott, of Rapides, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
BIr. Nicholas Young, of vermilion. stated
that he had voted ''nay' instead OF eyea,H
as reported on the vote taken to adopt sec
tion first Of substitute to House bill No. 81,
The correction was ordered to be made.
Mr. Reese Of Lafoufches was called to the
chair.
On motion OF Mr. Garstkamp, Of Jeier,
son. leave Of absence Of three days wss
grsnted to Mr.. Hill of Ascension.
On motion OF Mr. Lott. OF Rapidess tns
rules were suspended in order to Introduce
8 fsowrvsp es FOURTH sIcnI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

1khe Famous IadInu seout EsnI COmstOek
Murdered-Fau OF a Brewery in Alex
andria- IabamA Rebels Illuminated-
Allies Attack Humnita, and are Re.
pulsed.
/ HAYES CrrY, Kansas, August I9.-The
BODY of Bill Comstock, the famous scout,
BIAS lust been brought in. He was muir
Eleled yesterday by the Indians. Eighty H.
ians drove of one hundred and ten mules
ION within mile Of Fort Hayes yesterday.
Whey are retreating toward the Arkansas
liver with the military and volunteers in hot
pursuit The Indians abandoned several
'NWhite children in the woods, but have still
TX white women prisoners.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, August 20.-A brewery
In the course of erection fell to-day, and two
persons were seriously injured.
MOsTGoMERY, August 20.-Ten thousand
people, with transparenoies, banners, can.
bon, ETC., are honoring Seymour and Blair.
NIhe whole city is illuminated. Ex-Governor
Waits, Alexander White, 7. J. Morgan, and
lTeTal colored men have addressed the vast
md enthusiastic concourse.
The following Democratic electoral ticket
las been nominated by the State conyen-
ion,
State at Large-George Goldwaite, OF
lontgomery, anG Peter NJ. Dox, OF Madison.
First Distfict-H. z. Toelmin, Of Mobile I;
hliernate, w. I. Randall, of Dallas.
Second DISTRICT. r. Sayre, Of Mont
s1mery; alternate, J. G.. Moore, of Coffee,
II Third District. Henderson, Of Talla-
aega; alternate, F. s. Ferguson, of Macon.
Fourth Distriot-B. B Lewis, of Shelby
AlleInate, J. J. jolly. of Greene.
Filth District--J. Crook, OF Calhoun; alter
hate, William Richardson, of Madison.
Sixth District-A. McA lexander, OF Lau-
aIdale; alternate, G. c. Harris, Of Law
@tnca
The convention adjourned at nine o'clock
as morning.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-The President
the Allentown rolling mill has He'd,
Aylng debts amounting to from half a
lllion to a million.
San FRANcIsco, August I9,--Idaho advices
August llth, reports Judge shafer, De-
nocrat elected to Congress by GOO majority.
ALExANDRIA, Augnst TO-. fire occurred
the University Of Virginia at ChaTlottes-
lle yesterday.
TIC rotunda accidentally caught fire,
1magipg II 20 the extent Of $500.
NEW YORK, August 20.-The Herald has
aylces from Rio JaneiFo, via London, that
1900 Of the allies attacked HurnAits, and
se repulaed. losing 5000 Of their number.
Siver KnteuAxeaee. -
tfcKsBURO, August Q,-Psnsed up. Gov.
's0r Allen OF G P, N.
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WASHINGTON.
A.r;dan = fter 1BdIana-General Baird
o,aered to Report to General Meade.

A.ridan = fter Northumberland Baird
.ordered to Report to General Meade.
WASHINGTON, August 20.-General Sher-
an telegraphs that the trouble on the Sa
N and Solomon rivers was caused by the
IL soldiers of the Cheyenne tribe. General
Seridsn had gone TO the scene Of the out
yss with plenty of troops.
aBreyet Major General A. Baird has been
kiered to report to General Meade for duty
Inspector General.
nc came of cross purposes between Sec
knry McCulloch and Commissioner Rollins
hi continues. o
Internal Revenue receipts TO day S322, 600.
General B. f.. Smith, Of the Regular
Goyornor TI, RI Parsons, of Alabama visited the
kesident to-day.
Tie Georgetown, Washington and
sleyapdria Railroad is still in possession
a receiver. No trainH are running.
|TAsH1NGroN, August 20.-At a large De-
fmratic meeting here tonight, long
tttpr from Amos Kendall was read, de-
Esdpq that the safety of the country re.
1yes the election ofSeymour and Blair.
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ORLEANS MORNING. AUGUST 81 1858

ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-River declining
steadily.
LOUISVILLE. August 20.-Weather clear
and warm. River swelling, with four feet
three inches in the canal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EAe Famous IadIan sesut BnI ConistOek
Murdered-Fau Of a Brewery in Alex
ansiria- IabAmA Rebels Illuminated-
Allies Attack HumRita, and are Re.
nulaea
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LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH HOUSES YESTERDAY
Metropolitan District Police Bill Up.
SENATE.


THURSDAY, August 20, 1865.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at eleven o'clock.
The roll was called, the following mem.
bers presents:
Anderson, Beares, Darrall, Day, Egan,
FRANCOIS, Lewis, Offutt, Packard, Pollard,
Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd, White, Whit
ney, Wilcox, Williams, Wittgenstein-l9.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner.
Mr.. Rey: move that the reading Of the
minutes be dispensed with.
Adopted.
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ttck1BURO, August 1Qs-panse4 up. Gov.
mn Allen OF P, N.
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rrION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

IAKKErs, RIVER NEWS. ETC
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09
THE RUTLAND HERALD
TUESDAY. MNuRY J. 1865.


The dsieat Of the italian ministry on
the Roman question viii undoubtedly lead
10 further embarrassment GA that ,lrou-
blesoms subject The people Of Italy,
through their Representatives m 'rarlia'
ment, have taken their position upon this
question, and despite the threat, aud IT,
gardle-s Il the blandishmeu, 1T Louis
Napoleon, have 10 all pupo,e, declared
that Rome shah be the capital of Italy,
The courage they cviuey l. worthy of
success, M modern nation h., surpassed
them in devotion aud oou,'augy 20 the
cause.
The power OF France may Tor time bc
able To allow the Pope 10 rmain in Rome,
q but will eventually prove rowerlcs, 10
maintain and establish hi. power there
The present excited and irritable state Of
the Italian mind cannot long endure
without eliminating ia war. uuly,, the
agitation is quickly settled hy the with.
drawal OF the French trool~ should war
begin it will ho more gigantic in il, pro.
portions than ANY which ha, a, Yet ragged
on the continent Of Europy, \ struggle
for the possession Of Rome involves in all
probability general war, in which ,hc
various P"wsr- Will be- mutually arraycd
against each other aud they viii cudravor
10 make a now map Of Europe Prussia,
Russia aud Italy will h. pitted against
France and Austria, while England viii
dance between the contestants. willing 70
push on the conflict and yc, afraid 10 take
part
The Italian mind and heart are ou fir,
snd contes, cannot he long DELAYED IN,
determination 70 posses, Rome j. strength,
ened by the vote in Parliament at Flo
renee, which indicate. the resolution and
courage that now governs Italy, Victor
Emmanuel fears q collision. for cout,,,
with France may COS, him hi- crown. and
while hc accord, with hi, people in ,su,i,
mcut be- la, hitherto hocu constrained lN
motive, Of public palicy and treaty ,tipu-
latiun-, which ARRIVED him against hi,
nation; yet, the r.acut action ut Iuui.
Napoleon ia ,>riging ROM. will ~. cau. !
-truoi a, an ahrogatiuu Of the ,r,a,.,. ut
IN, part, and will leave Victor Emmanuel
AZ liberty to advanc, with H., sentiment.
and endorse TN. action If the Italian |
Parliament, lii, to hc hoped by ~ til, |