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Foreign Advices-The Assassination
of the PRINCE of SerYia.

LONDON, June l0.-At the time of the as
sassination, Prince Michael, of Servia, was
accompanied by his cousin, cousins daugh-
ter, and the usual escort. The assassins
recognized Us three brothers) fired into
the royal party. Michael died Immediately
His cousin has died since. The Cousins
daughter received several flesh wounds
One of the assassins has been arrested.
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A MINER RoBBED-INDIAN HosTILITIEs.
J. st. Louis, June lO.-Robert Gross, miner
from Montana, was robbed of three thou
sand dollars night before last in this city.
The advices from the upper Missouri
mention Indian hostilities along the river.
Steamboats, were fired into, stock run OF,
and several whites killed. General Terry
was at Fort Rice on June Sd.
Father Derwit has gone out to induce, II
possible, the Indians to come and make
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Savannah Municipal Affairs.

SAVANNAH, June 11.-Captain Toler
Hayes, of General Meade's staff, is in the
city Investigating the signatures to the peti..
tions for the removal Of the Mayor and
other city officers. These petitions are said
to be signed by $500 citizens. The affi
davits of all whose names appear are being
taken. So far, they all swear that the sig
natures are forgeries.
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TEIFGRAPHTC NEWS.


/ Special telegram to the Dispatch. ~ ~
aR. weoLLEY RELEASED FROM GEsToDY-HE
IS CONGRATULATED By HIS FRIENDS.
/ WASHINGTON, June II Mr.. Woolley was
called before the Butler committee to-day,
and after an examination lasting about two
hours was released from custody. The
points Of his testimony have been antici-
pated in the evidence already adduced by
other witnesses, and amounted to a resume
of former evidence. Nothing remarkable
transpired during the examination.
+ a number of the friends of Mr.. Woolley
called upon him this evening to offer their
congratulations upon his release from i'm
prisonment.
THE ARKANSAS ADMISSION BILL.
The President will probably hold the
Arkansas admission bill under advisement
until next week.
PROTEST OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
AGAINST THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTION.
Meantime the Democratic members Of
Congress propose to gel. up protest against
the recognition of the Constitution Of that
State and of the admission Of the members
of Congress elected at the recent election.
.e..-..-,...- %WALLACE.
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The STRIKES IN New YoRK.-Thirty-two
of the New York city bakeries are reported
to still hold out against paying the advance
demanded by the journeymen now on q
strike. A majority of the clothing-cutters
have obtained from their employers the
twenty dollars a week demanded. Con-
corning the other strikes, there is nothing
now ID. ~. ,ls n g.. Q .I,rst5as gss5I.s
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,,e a patent has been applied for by o gen
IN ~; IN Detroit, Mich, which, according
Of NIB views, viii reyolutionize the system
Of fmoPulsion by steam. His plan consists
Al , y iron air-tight cylinders, cone-shaped
tho we I ends, which run the entire length of
wS;n poat. In these cylinders are shafts, on.
sn Iivh are adjusted continuous screw threads
nec c"efing for buckets. With these he ex-
or ,S; 10 be able to propel boat at the rate
" Aif'y-fye miles an hour.
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ANNUAL CoNCLAvE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
,I,ro'don, Pa, June l0.-The annual con-
cave Of the Knights Templar of this State
wi, Was held here yesterday, and was largely at
VAled. The officers will be elected this
morning, and grand procession formed at
O'Clock, when an Grafton will be delivered
=! General r. Biddle Roberts, of Pittsburg,
; sAl The officers installed in Office at Wash
!ngOn Hall.
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JEROME PARK RAcEs.Neao YORK;, June
1O.-At the Jerome Park to-day the first
race was for the Fordham stakes, which were
won by Stonewall Jackson, who beat Gene
raj McMahon, Maid Of Honor, Enchantress,
and others. Time, 2:l6L.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-Hon. John Nor
rssey denies that he intends to support
Chief Justice Chase for the Democratic
nomination at New York, but thinks that a
majority of the delegation from that State
Will do so. He is for Pendleton.
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FIRE. WilRanasport, Pa, June TO-
Potter & Co.'s planning mill and Smith &
Kimball's dwelling and axe factory were
partially destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss. $4,000.
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RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF EX-PREsI-
DENT BUCHANAN.-FortreSS Monroe, June
lO.-Work was suspended in this depart
ment and guns fired every half hour in re-
spect to the memory Of ex-President Bu-
rhanon
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CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

hROAD-sUMMER sCHEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, April n, 1883, the passenger
trains on this road will run as follows:
Richmond daily at tbs A. M; leaves Danvtlle
daily Mt s:27 Pm. connecting at BurkeYille with
road. Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C.. KY; auntsytlle De-
burg &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Green's
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augssts Sayannan, MaG a}n,
bile, New Orleans, &c,
GONG EAsT.-Through Mall Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily at $50 A. NJ. leaves Danvilie
daily at $3.50 A. NJ connects ut Burkeyile with the
Southside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
&c. - fss4- =,
offices In Richmond and Danville to all important
points South and Southwest, and al GreensbGro'
49, - = THOMAS DODAMEAD,
.noo Superintendent.
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The weather..

WASHINGTON, June 11-1:l0.-It has
been raining steadily oil day. The wires
north are interrupted.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June lilo O'cloch.-
The rain continues. .-..
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June H. Noon Consois'
s555. United States bonds, 722@72B.
LIVERPOOL, June 1l.-Noon.-Cot,ton
quiet; sales estimated at 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Corn, 34s. Afternoon
Cotton tends downward. Prices unchanged.
Provisions dull.
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n, BOILER ExPL0sIoS.-BoSton, June TO-
a. me boiler of the 0swego Planning Mills at
5is@ia9rldge exploded yesterday, partially
,IEsalOl!shing the building. The foreman OF
~ ue mill, Thomas Drinon, and George Pike,
, here badly injured, and the latter is
'A0usht to be fatally wounded.
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DEAD.-Momtpelier, w., June 10.-Maio,
Charles W. Upham, paymaster in the United
States navy, was found dead in his bed
here this forenoon, aged fifty years.
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RICHMOND AND PETKRsBURGl
RAILROAD CoMPANY, May Is, 1853. !
THANGE OF SCHEDUEE-On and

-. RAILROAD CoMPANY, May 20, 1853.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
afteg WEDNESDAY the 9th instant the
trains on this road will run follows:
Leave RICHMOND ut 4 A. III. and 2 p. n.
Leave PETERSBURG at o:l5 A. II. and Gas T.
NJ 's-.-. 4fsGf ~ e
The 4 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS: and the SAB p. NJ. train will not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS
Passengers for Norfolk will take the p. NJ.
train.
, Fare to Norfolk, ~. Baggage checked through,
Passengers for Clover Hill win take the A. N.
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
Il, II. GILL,
ytsss Engineer and nfan1ent.
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Y,oR SALE LEASE, ATDANYILLE,

EOR SALE OR LEASE, AT I y N ne,
II WA full lot Of MAGMlNEEs2d ~ $500
Shans Of the Richmond aud Danrtlle Rstlroad
Company viii be disposed Of ON favorable terms 20
fs nSbev eomprisea good STATIONARY ENGINE
9TH All 1T Tie NECESSARY SHAFTING and FIX
TuREs all in good repair and position ies s sass
iIn,tsd cnutsi Viii find this an inviting oppoEf.i-
nity TO conduct d foundry or machine shop or beth
rombfned. A list OF the machinery VIII be far'
n' Eor terms Sc, apply to the President Of iss
Company, or the undersigned NJ the enics " Wv
company at Richmond. . ,,,.. ,sr,rR
3 Sunpjy and Claim. genI
b Richmond and Danytlle kaiifoaa'
my 2i.-Th& Ssw-Ttt
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DoNDHoLDERs soUTHsIDE RAIL

+ ROAD COMPANY are requested 70 commn-
Va. the character and amount OF bonds they nodo,
and the amount Of past due interest now remnin'hs
eie,Gt ne or 81 per cent interest. and whether en-
dorsed by the city Of Petesaburg, and when tnes
are due, q =. -. A..
exchange az bonds and for the funding or the past
tle interest," upon terms that cannot fall 70 give
vitality 10 the debt. and place II upon basis OF
Bondhoiders arc urged to prompt action In this
matter there 10 no time for delay.
ieu-fm President.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, June IL
Recetpts-Cattle IS; sheep, 2is; lambs, % ;,
calves. about 100; hogs, none. =
7G5TSc. "a Is. gross. Prime would command ready
sa Shs as larger than demand Good 4ae.
E ID sl and in demand. Sales at from
G 70 Goo supply. Sales at from ss TO $ls
a head as to size and QUALIFY, - 2. $500.
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The Mobile and Obi Railroad DIFF
iiculty.
MOBILE, June 1.-THE difficulty be-
tween the management and the employees
Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad remains
in an unsettled condition. The prospects
of On early settlement of the differences
are now good. The trains are only running
to Corinth, owing to the strike at Jackson
Tenn- 49, =F.- e tH- E,.......-- =
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nv TIE A I, S,.hIe.

BERLIN, June 10.--The North German
Confederation propose to European Powers
and America the exemption Of private pro-
iperty from seizure during war. 9
The Prussian Government is about COM
mencing additional Notifications at Cologne.
VIENNA, June I0.-The Reichsrath has
adopted a bill selling the State domain.
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Inter ting from Montgomery
Groans for the Z" Great Captain -
An Indignant COmmandant.


MONTGOMERY, June lion the 9Th of
lowing paragraph:
owe are requested by the soldiers on
duty at this place to state that at the niger
carpet-bag and scallawag meeting, held at
the capital on Saturday night, the soldiers
gave three hearty groans for Grant, three
cheers for Mcclellan, and three cheers for
Andrew johnson. All were given by the
soldiers with hearty good will, and rolled
from the capital to the artesian basin. We
are also requested by these soldiers to
state that any assertion contrary to this is
falsehood. These soldiers say that they
are white men, and have no love for carpet
baggers and scallawags."
: In consequence of this publication, the
following order, which appeared yesterday,
has been issued by General Shepherd,
commanding the sub-district of Alabama
"HEADoUARTERs EIGHTH DISTRICT
OF ALABAMA, :
MONTGOMERY, June 6, 1868. )
{" General Orders No. %.
s'The issue of the Montgomery Aduer-
t;ser of yesterday contained a statement
which, if in the slightest degree true, de-
serves the reprobation of every right
minded soldier in this eighth district. The
statement alluded to applauds, incites, and .
stimulates soldiers to characterization and
disgrace by the publication that some OF
them have uttered groans against the Gene
raj Of our armies, to whom the country have
awarded such a commission for his pre-
eminent service in suppressing rebellion
aimed at the destruction of our republic
and our freedom as people.
"The soldiers in this sub-district are
therefore assured that it is plain duty to
rebuke in becoming manner every effort
made by the publishers of newspapers
or by other individuals tending to In
cite disgraceful acts and INSTRUMENTATION
and also to abstain from any expression Of
political opinion as to persons or parties
Thus may soldiers make manifest that they
are meritorious and incapable of being leo
astray by the eyil-minded and, least OF all
by those who have caused the pail of deatf
to cover million soldiers.
eBy order of Colonel and Brevet Br1ga,
dier-General o. L. Shepherd.
- "M. T. HARTz,
"Brevet Major-Gen. o. S. A., A. A. e." ?
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange,

+ RICHMOND, June IL lss8.
r.. OFFERINGS.
/ Wheaf.-White. none. Red, bushels.
GorL-lM hife, so bushels Yellow, s4a bIashals-
: Oots.-4s bushels.
4 RYe.-a72 bushels.
+ IHedt.-A bushels.
+ FIarseed. -t bushels. - yssss 4,
Mil Feed.-i, coo pounds. Z
SALES.
Wheat.-White, none. Red, bushels IN pri-
irate terms. -.-,--s.,--.s .4,.--.-p
s corn--white, s. bushels on private terms 4c2
on private terms; los bushels at SI.2s.
Odts.--None.
RHe-s2 bushels fair at sl.ss 14s bushels good at
iNedL-White, so bushels at $les
FIdrseed: bushels very good at $2.56. ~ 4
Hill Fesd.-l,o GOO pounds a: 2sc. per pound.
Report of the Richmond Tobacco Market.
-.s.,,g ,s.-...,sg- THURSDAY, June II, 1858.
Our inspections continue large, with an active
demand for all descriptions which are taken read-
y at fun prices. The transactions for the past six
days: l. $50 hogeheads, 3o5 tierces, and 81 boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lttls.-Common TO medium dark working, as
@S1; good dark working, S7.so6ss; sun-cured
common, s7@s1o; sun-cnred good Sll@sl2; coal-
SsS eoal-cured fancy. S2o@s4o.
Leaf.-Common dark working, Sf@$e; medium
dark working, &s@sn good dark working, Sl2@
$50; yellow wrappers, common. s2o3$S5; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra, $.oal$lOo.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights, S. rs
@ss.f5; medium, s7@Ss. SO; good. sa9$I2.
Lsqf-Esn 1gao shipping sl4Ss2o; Continental
srEMM1Na TOBACCO.
Lsat-Common, sa9sl2; good, sla@sls; fine,
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D. BRIGGs's OLD ESTABLISHED
RICHMOND D KE x
ESTABLISHED 1854 ~
70 NOW BAKING ONE-THIRD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABkiSHaEai ~
IN THE CITY.
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RfCEdoND, May 39th, 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
Il into partnership at the old stand OF DANIEL
O.DoNNELL, No. s1s Broad street. between Eighth
and Ninth are now prepared to do PLUMBING1i
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection or one OF the partners in the
water department Oh IBIS Sity rs superiniendent,
him practically qualified for the construction OF
water works, and therefore win contract for any
work In this line, either In town country. We
hope by promptness and good work to merit o
reasonable share Of public patronage.
q - JAMES l.. DAVIS,
je5eodam DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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DRMoVAL--Da. LITTLE has removed
Lib bis residenceto
:. No. seA MARSHALL STREET.
between Second and Third streets. 90 y,ur,as
Messages may be left - WAS ss,.as.s A =. -
STORE, corner OF Sixth ana htoAS NJ, :. Inn
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULo, BRAZIL:
TRAIN IN and from Santos $50 Panic and JIM
diahy, running within thirty miles OF GsmRinmas.
y,vuIpv, ,asa Superintendent.
NIB. The booking Office in Santos will be open
for tic;efs and luggage on the arrival Of the boats
from Rio. Hn e-eooD1I
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"Brevet Major-Gen. o. S. A., A. A. g."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
" o n T. . T. L IL.
JOURNAL OF THE TlMgs.

On SATURDAY. october "a, We shall Issue the
ar,t number Of Weekly Paper, bearing the above
title, g. be published at Washington, II. c.
THE NOS POPULI Will be an eight page paper,
devoted to the Interests Of the Republican / arty
and the Boys IN Blue.
II will be- printed gu Ano white Paper, tho Jrint.
ing carefully arranged, aud with Au Approximate
h. adlug rp"CIally designed
TN, sheet Will be fearless and Outzuukrn in lie
upinOus, aud, as an advocate Uf GeucTal Grant Tor
II" fr"sllcnry, Will glyeIt earnest support to hi
incoming administration.
10 II will bg published everything Of Interest To
our soldiers Of the late volunteer Amy, and ,ur
constant ain will be " make "a paper especially
adapted to their wants.
IL will be mainly filed with short and .picy,rtI-
cles, and variety will be it, d-uuguI- hing feature,
lug pace with tao times, CaTufull esChew poliu
cal doctrines that have become obsolete, but al va.
ealing those prlucpes " progrrz sion ii which the
present Republican party II the exponent
II Will contain only limited number Of alyer.
urchelt-, the greater portion OF It's columns heinz
devoted 10 reading matter, aud, apart from is D..
lNtAl character, our object l. 10 utkr 1t IN every
respect readable pdprr, acceptable IN the family
a welcome guest and hru,ldu companion ~
est N,lhlu the scuprul this JuITuaI, VIII lrtItuk
lnlly received, but they must be thief and to III,
point. W. '"'
Term, II Subscription s. per arpIm. in al.
vance. ~ Tor Fix months. sIug.s Cupir' 4 &C. IA
No subsrrIpliJn VIII be- ttk,u Tor In-s tban IN
mphthH' except IN tue case VI soldier, now in the
service. 80 '''
AL orders and clmmunict iiuu, To- be aldre,,.I,,
J. u FLOYD, PrJpTieiur
Once VI TINS NOx POPTii
ooiV Washington, D. c,
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THE cnIvALnY OF THE soUrH.

The South Is our land; the North isA foreign
anu hostile realm. The day will come when
the south Will be Independently Memphis up.
peat.
slavery Is not yet dead. We cannot have
peace until the policy Of Frank Blair is made
practical and cHectiVci until the whole system
OF usurpAtlOn, culmiuatIng in reconstruction
shall be treated as null and vOid.-NCmphiS
ArGidn,h'.
Immediately after the New York cOavcu.
ton, aud the nomination Of Seymour anI
Bialr' the former on the motion OF Nallandig.
ham, and the latter by the rebel Preston, Of
Kentucky, the South began to show its hand,
and to boast that the "Ioa cause" was not lost
that they would, through the Aid of their
Northern allies, the coppcrheaI Democracy,
achieve complete victory, and soon have
this Government in their own hands, and die.
tate its legislation and its policy, even to the
reputation OF our war debt and to the re-cs.
tAGIIshtHg OF slavery.
We could all our paper with extracts like
those quoted above. Fortunately for tie
country they exposed the scheme too soau,
and FfsHk BARS bold, defiant. aaL Tevo,u.
tionAry letter threw them of their guard
The readiness with which the Northern COP.
perheNd aaI rebel symptthlztug press ac.
eepted B.t!r's We've, and endorsed his nom.
nation, mi.!ci them, and they Givulged their
hHed purposes too soon, thus giving another
'"s 't'~S 80 Al'Astl tl4Ou OF Va ~ Oh i4tge,
that "whon the gods determine TO destroy.
they arst make mad"
~IEte tie elections Of Tursl,y. the lI:h,
however, tai tJue OF the Southrrn pres. 10
different, and We already begin to realize now
that Grants election is tcckoned certain;
that his clear, calm, prophetic utterance,
" l.Er T. Rave rEACg," IL, under his dlrcc.
ton, 10 be iuIIy established throughout the
length thd breadth Of the land
The reconstruction laws will remain ns the
hNel policy Of the nation. There will be no
re-enslaNiEs of the Colored race, and the Soa'h
will quietly acknowledge that the Iourtccnth
amendment Is = part Of the Constitution, and
that rrco"s'r4tIOn IL NOT 4 usurp,tion, nor
are the acts Of Congress In reference to this
question Hull and VOID.
There wiIl be no compulsiou upon the
southern people, further than the law i'm.
pnses' but under the administration OF Presl
dent 'frtnt they will see It to be for their In
ieitst' IS well As prOnOtiyc Ui their liberties,
70 submit to All these laws, and take their
proper places IN the Uuion Of the States as
cO.e4uali with US.
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Senator Edmunds Renominated
CONVENTION OF RAILROAD CONDUCTORS
FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE.

M,nptn pctohnr On Thu Communication of
tho n.tior 4. r,o,rossipyr .pidlv. Governors.
civil and niIiiary have 5ecn .ppointel in ALI
tho province,.
Thc Domocr..sb.ve assembled in different
uarts of Tho coun,rv. and declared for all
m ,les who have reached the arc OF twenty
vears the right TO vote.
IoxpoS. October oo-lt ia reportcd to-day
that tho International differences pendIpV be-
tween the United states and England relative
70 tho AI,b,m, dcprcd,,ions vii, he referred
,o Tho rm,eror of RussIn for arhitr,ment
Loypoy, Oct, 2o-Eyening,-Consols, Ql3.;
bopd, quiet. 73i., Illinois Central. p5rS, ErIes,
20
IIyErroot. O,t. 90 Evening. Cotton
closed ste,dv, Corn declined asa.
IoxpoN. October 2o,-The Time, in An cdl.
tori,I on the rumored withdrawal Of Demo.
cratic candidates. says the Democrats will
doubtless think II beat to fight the battle and
lose. If II mu,t he. with Governor seymour At
thor head rather than. At az late nm hour
takc Mr. rh,so for their Ic,dcr ,l,hourh
ro,vo, ,,,i,L ,h-o,y, Into ,,,a r.,,. oC ,bo
padi.,ts
C.., 49,, = ,,,,.,.. ..,,A -
,,-"', "' ~ 90, a. W ~ 80 -
- - '' ~" ,r'" ''S VI ~ 80
nv ,'1s 80 80 80" w., n,e ~ ~ -.
e." r.UI'., ~" 81 '"1 i'au'."' Po',s' %
p'esS'" ~ VI. "ou'n " eou'u no' y. WV
Suue' T'Oie '"no,So'.
'.".f"I ''""' ~ 'no "' a., VI ,ne a,
"' N"' ooL' w w. Nv ''o' ""'s' ,''
h'NefPooi onShoet Oh commerce hH' ro.eu
70 present ~ he'eruS 'ohhson eo"s
, - W 80 ~ ~, 80 ~, -.
o''".eH ''.a' "I''"'n "Hu ,"o o.,
anu urges .he "e',''S oI '"' pI''
auop''on oi Tree Iaue IN AmefioH, aee'A'ins
'h'' rue" "ehH"se "ou'u s'Ne s''N
10 AHe'sAh commerce anu sho" 'he re-
sources OF 'he hi'eu STATES greater In peace
'han In war.
MADRID, oe'ooef -0'-lhe 1unta mas is'ueu
Ao'ieuIar 10 iote'hn 'epIeSch's'l''s y. Sp'.n
'"' VI W AHu " '''e
0'N''O"' ""' ~ '''"n va, y, ''e
rSvI'e M" us ~ ,"', ~, ~
lorn, OF government Is NOT "n"ou"seu' Tut ,ne
e,'1u'al sNS " Tue 'Ns"'p'' =, vac me-
S'",e Is NOT ,o'o"eu 'he 'I'enus VI it''uon'
neeu i.ei NO ''seou' 'se""."' ~ ,,iss IN,
I.n.H..on 10 "pp''.e . ~. ,o.'a,