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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

Mr.. s. l.. Bartholomew, of Porter, moved
to amend by providing that each county
apportion its own vote, and settle its own
I"diiiiculties "--motion passed as amend
cd. ..., -
4 motion 10 hare the candidates address
the Convention was lost; also the motion
to have them mount the platform and show
themselves bodily--the latter provoking
much merriment. es,, .- .,.,--- ~
After a rousing song by the glee club,
Mr.. Caldwell, on behalf of the Committee
on permanent organization. then submitted
the following report: For President, Geo.
Milburn, of Mishawaka; Vice Presidents,
w. j. Holloway, OF st. Joseph; Samuel
Koontz, Of Stark; Thomas bushnell, of
White; w. II. Martin. of Jasper; NJ. l..
cClellan, Of Porter; James II. Luther, of
Lake; ]. J. Hines. of Pulaski; VIM. Miller,
of Fulton: Gen. Joseph Orr. Of Laporte;
ID. 7. Phillips, of Marshall; ]. w. Wallace,
OF Newton 1t was recommended that the
temporary arrangement as 10 Secretaries
be made. permanent. TN motion the re-
port was adopted unanimously. Mr.. Mil
burn being conducted to the Chair made a
brief speech of thanks, and announced that
the Convention was organized and ready
for business. Col. Shannon, on behalf of
the Committc ON Apportionment, submit
ted the following. a-o5 3 'e'ea.
BASIS or AProETroSaENT. =.
r.iOne vote per each 100 votes cast at the
election in 1866 for the Republican candi-
dates per Secretary of State, and one vote
additional per each fraction over So
Fulton county, IL votes; Jasper, s; Lake,
Is; Laporte, 80 MARSHALL rs; Newton, 5;
Porter, Ia; Pulaski, s. Stark, 3; st. Joseph,
81; White Ii-whoIc vote, I55; necessary
to a choice, rs. .'
| The foregoing was adopted 50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

-Four thousand eight hundred
dollars year is the salary of the
chief cook Of the Astor House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

yellow hair Is to be the fashion
next fall The ladies will have it or
dye in the attempt. s.sg -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

DvIty to thorc "f other nakrrs; and from, the great
-nccs>- achieved, and Improvements mad lev use in
the hast thirty wears. ssfi To- all firsisla,s
riano Forte SIsS tc $50 less than similar
lee hought ciSs~ irre.--
Every Piano Forte Warranted for ) Years,
,Tr ard 10 give Satisfaction.
Our Pianos are made issf; the materials r,s,i fr
every part thoroughly seascntd. ard Of the very
best quality that can Il. procured No part IS Sight
ed; what the Pu,i eve might pass over. never So
cais vigilance, Every part. in-ie aud ont, is
honestly. faithfully aud thoroughly made, So that u
will bear lac most INFINITE xaninsf.on- They din+r
from the loud cosrse tone al most pianos. tvhirh /"
/ had ia the beginning and grows every day. }
nsssauvh az IL j. refined and delicate, pure in rs
vibrations. delightful in ats singing capacity. and
has all the fer necessary 10 Produce ssery desired
/ effect
T~y are. without Doubt, the best the ra.-t LASTING.
and Consequently The cheapest. Wesrr content Win
fair profit. Our prices range frcm 500 10 sH,oo.
ma. i-3m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

Reports from Central Illinois say
that cherries and peaches have es-
capped damage from the late frost, and
give promise Of fair crop. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

The females are in the majority IN
Chicago, but this is not the reason
why it's called She-c ago by some.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

The effort to create Jewish
prejudice against Gen. Grant does
not make much headwaY. Those
who are of that faith and blood who
are Democrats willof course Oppose
him, but no Others, lac JesoisA
Messenger holds the following sensi-
bic lapEnage on the subject = =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

A Special Investigating Commit
tee from the House of Representa-
'tives, bavcbrought to light frauds
in. the Second Auditors Office, by
which the Government has been
swindled out of Millions OF Dollars
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

everyone OI tue aoo,o .~a.>..~---.--- = !, .
Gle cted. The principles Of the Republi
can party are right, and must finally pre-
vail, even in Marshall of ir- rg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

agriculture is the most bcauti-
ful, the most useful, and most noble
employment of man.-Washingfon. :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

duceFttscF says:
The scene in the Senate, House, Cam
bridge, last week, when the honorary de-
gree OF l. l.. ID. was conferred upon Mr..
Lengiellow, was in singular opposition To
that which the Graces often excite Mr.
Longfellows name was received With a
burst of acclamasion-E Aparagraph speak
ing OF the visit of the poet to England has
made as much sensation here as The prom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02
.LoTIOI

H''l' y" MT HeaIIhF, he j. certain becone
BALD lyon wish 10 see lad heads look ut the sue
eeSfol hwyerF. sacforss state ssn merchant bank
* ne haf Siyen every moment Of his time and
Sonshts 70 his prof ssion and once Thought of
nfns Un The other hand. ifthe mas d-rrlolmcnt
'~sHot prompt him to Dc first in tie worlds dra-
IA. but rather at the tail e,ri Of e,ervtl,in~
-. such men are never bald. without brain fever or
snr other prestFs ing sickness brings fhe hair out
enafSteTs escrilTi be found IN almost
eFTy hmily the shiidrel Of one fatIser-- Is bald
nfss then hereftary2 Chemists have prs pared srti-
es Tor The hair until there was no sale for IL and
Then nike ehafnsccn change its color and name and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02
WANTS.
Agents Wanted to sell the History Of
The War Between the States,
Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results.

By Hon. Alexander H. Stephens,
IN book for III Sections anil air parties. This all
sorbinsly Interesting book by 'srmE GREAT STATES
NAN OF The south, presents the most complete and
impartial ANALYSIS of the Gauss Of the war which las
esef apIsared from SoufLet pgn; it treats without
pAtizanship, and IN the utmost masierafion Of the
faracter OF the stru-gle aud in ftsslcscripfioa of
the conduct Of the war, IL gives those interior lights
and shadows Of the conflict only known TO those high
officers who watched the flood tide revolution from
ITS feuntainsprngs. aud which were 60 accessible 20
Mr. STEPHENS from his position as second officer of
the States The results Of the war
and future have never been treated by any other
author, and NJ srErHESs great abilities have here
found their fullest play.
1he intense desire everywhere manifested TO obtain
this work its Official Character and really sale COM
eined with an Increased commission make il the
ees' subscription book ever published, and offers
Agents the finest Opportunity to make money ever
heard Of in the history Of hooks. - r
send for descriptive Circular and Terms to Agents
ZElGLER, McCURDY & co,
ls 3ml LOMBARD BLOCK, CHICAGO. III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

Governors Bullock of Georgia,
and Yarmouth of Louisiana have
promptly issued proclamations CON
,yening:their respective Legislatures
for the purpose Of carrying out the
provisions ofthe bill passed by Con-
gress on the .25th inst. over the
Presidents veto, The Legislature
of the former State meets on July 4,
and of the latter on July 6. i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02
GIVE Me A CALL AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES.
..,.s.m MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED THE1sT DAY or JANUARY. 1858.

| LETTERS M u 500 49,.
This IL .rror;or 20 a, - 80
vst u,,,,ln,.l ,.,,a a c.. - n-d bottoms
/ f,llors. WI" " '"e advantages are al
i The ,,r..s..rrs -, a.. ~
|. no .a.rr;,,.- ar I.;ns @ = wen, and there
,,II f.s,ii,, t-s es VI s''s part, while the
' Ti,sra,!' ~, ~ n n,.i,',.
.. :''S j; :s.; A.! =. any ' sized vii.
Anv m..cbs,.;c 80, nab. -. /. ~
farmer who eas nss ,.ni iNs o'r, OF any oonm"n
readily make or adjust one AN P"'P''ses' can
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02
LVTl0s LOTTO, LOTTO
IotiO, Iotio
VIZ classic poets have sunS to US OF a sp-i az
whose ether1al waters impart perpetual youth
and beaHiy 30 all who viii drink Of them. II Il now
conceded Ly al that The magical ea..ct. Of tha
LOTTO

Far surprising those produced .y the waters Of
tina: famous spring.
Lawyers, doctors, statesmen, whose heads wore
'"', nave said u was constitutional. or rather he
lediiary. Let vs. say word TO the hereditary faId
ness without entering into an extended argument
The brain = the machine that ~ans the human svs
seh anu where wii-poer, (as the phrrnoloeist ealI
~ or hrnness- together with large amount Of brain
are both largely developed, this character does no,
ie' the world move him. he moves tho world III a
me- isrt are planted on the five continents
Of the giol e; if his business i To man dow, ,I 80,
eiupirr worlds, lac finds new and undiscovered
Ioorlos tor insestisaiioa or the poet drags all
~ fioss % suidinities of Tie mag mat ON in
f5hrnsa b<sre ysrr kitifn sinh men 49, -.
IN vy.ss.v sfeiSr,sss ron tie rfadle to the tomb
~ tiere IS always siunsberiDg frs kent slive n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

The opponents of Reconstruction
crowed before they were cat of the
woods. Gen. Mcdowell .eiegraphs
from Mississippi to General Grant
that the Republican ticket in that
State will be elected, and the Con
stitution undoubtedly adopted s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

CAUTION.

.oonand's German Remedies are eounfcrseised. Sc.
= Zen he hs',S rapBsr Of each 5ossie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

Mr.. s. L. Bartholomew, of Porter, moved
to amend by providing that each county
apportion its own vote, and settle its own
I"diiiiculties "--motion passed as amend
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

From Rev. Joseph H Kennard, D. D.,
i Las'or ff pc zeth Bapiis Church, Philadelphia
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir: I have been frequently re.
qucsfed 10 connect my Fame with Recommendation
OF different kinds of medicDes, but regarding the prac-
Ssss g ST. 1AT sss5'i u s's .s
nscfuhess Of Dr. Jfeofands German BtierxSi depart
for once from my usual course, to express my full
conviction that fer gcaoL debility ~ dc sysss and
especlaUy for Lfrsr Complaint IL as safe and rolabre
preparation In eoIne cases n may fall; ussraIy
doubt not, IL will be very beneficial to those who sufer
from the above causes. ' '''''ta. TT
Yours, very respectfully
. 'aH"ff 3si'is j. III. KENNARD,T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02

AT a missionary meeting among
the negroes in the West Indies, it is
stated that these resolutions were
adopted: -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-02
WEAK AND DELICATE cHILpRE

Ar mac strong by the OF eitherofihcse remedies
fail = - '''
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
iaiids OF the proprietor hut space will allow OF the
publication OF but few. Those Il will be observed
be believed. --'
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EGLFCE MTELLlGEs CE.

AJTENrrnD Observation-Disclosures Bnford, OF the
Fourth precinct, reports that at four O'Clock yes
terday morning ho discovered that burglars had en-
deavored TO effect an entrance TO tho taors store
No. IL North William street by forcing oK the pad
locks. They were unsuccessful IN their efforts, and
left.
RoBBrNa TnUNK.--Mchael Walsh Of Cherry
street, arrested on Saturday night by detective
Multn, Of the Fourth ward, on suspicion OF having
entered the room OF Mrs. Ann Mccartney, ut 26.
Water street and stolen from her trunk two silver
watches, six chains and pocketbO0k containing
thlrty-six dollars. Az the jewelry was found In
Walsl's possession Justice Hogan yesterday commit
ted him for trial Ii default OF bail.
+ HIGHWAY R0BGERY.--0n SATURDAY night r. II.
Bennett living on the corner Of Eighty fifth street
and Second avenue, clerk In tho employ OF Crabb
ik Wilson, sugar reflners, BROOKLYN reported al the
Nineteenth precinct that while passing through Sew
eutyfrs street, near Second avenue, at eight r. r.,
watch and chain worth $780, his botcr. sales book,
cash book and other property OF the 1rm.
LARCENY OF SHoEs.--Anirew Brown ana Lewis
Keenng, both aged sixteen, were arraigncd at
Jefferson Market yesterday by olcer Casey, OF the
Eighth precinct. upon complaint Of Robert Thomas
of No los Eighth avenue, charged with stealing ten
pairs OF shoes and four pairs Of boys boots from his
employer. Jacob NJ. Long, valued ut seventy-five dol
Saturday night with basket, under the pretext OF
purchasing q pair OF shoes, and while engaging the
attention Of the clerk one Of them filed the basket
with shoes, when they left the store falling to agree
on the price OF the shoes. After secretng the
property they again entered the store and under
similar circumstances second time. nucd the
basket and succeeded IN getting out without Great
Ing any suspicion, promising 70 return In short
time and take che shoes. Throwing the basket away
they strung the property on thor arms and were
proceeding on their way nome when arrested by
officer Casey. They pleaded guilty to the charge and
were commuted 10 answer.
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IRG0RLTy NTELLlGCNiE.

STOLEN Goops.-Patrck Eerrigan was arrested
and lockec up in the Forty-second precinct station
house on Saturday night charge o. receiving
some goods which had been stolen from John
EcC'uskey. He viii be taken before Judge Corn
wei for trial.
A COUNTERPART UNITED ar ATS TREASURY Norr.--
oflicer Shaney, OF the Fortyrst precinct arrested
Henry Augustine. German. on Saturday night, on
charge OF attempting 20 pass a rfty dollar Treasury
note 81 the store VI =. j. Pagan, IN Fulton avenue.
The accused was locked up to await examination.
AcCIpEST.--Jobu Jappan was Knocked down by a
teaH OF horses attached TO one OF the GrceupoInt
cars he crossing the street opposite his resi-.
dence, No. As Myrtle avenue ON Saturday evening,
and had three Of ms RIBS broken. lie was taken to
the City Hospital
SlGRow FscLrf.--Two children had narrow es-
cape from being crushed yesterday by the fan Of
large wooden awainE on the corner OF Third avenue
and Sixteenth street. TIE weight OF snow canscd
tho structure 20 f9lI. but the children fort unately
were pulled FROM beneath just In time 70 save the
from serous INJURY, 81 not death. .
FATAL RysUir or AN AfFgAy.--Patrek Clark
dod ~ the C,y Hospital yesterday from TIC effect OF
scsds received by being thrown into vat Of boiling
beer sbont week since az y disery In the rear OF
lis Front street, where he vas employed. The de-
ceased, as aready reported, got ino an alteration
with James smith, another enploye tie premises,
ana they seized hold of each other near one OF the
watson boiling beer. Smith, being the more pow.
erfui man threw tho dcceased with such force that
nc fell Into tho vat and scada6 81 BADLY before
nc could be Rescued that most Of ais s peeled on
when Ms clothing was removed. Smith then Ge,l
removed 20 tho hosorta, where he fingered In srsa,
agony LnEl yesterday.
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JOHN "A. LOGAN.
Tbs GresnbasL Theory-Recons,ructleu usder
Grant,

Tbe Grcsnbark Theor1--Tscconsirucficn Usder
Grant.
C4rechpAl.r, H. Nbv. 2s, lsss.
IL IL evident thai Ihe theory OF paying the dent
with the legal tender notes Is pretty well taken out
" the repnbcans or che West, ana tie DOUBT az TO
yn,ther the plan was most favored by republicans
or democrats IL no longer possible No man who
acts web the republican party now believes In ".
have becoac convinced Of this by n CONVERSATION
with Cencrai john 4. Logan, whom had heard
named as one Who could present oil the Western
republican argument for that plan. found him 30
little disposed 10 present argrmon, fot u tina. he
vas fun OF argument thu other way, which, how.
ever row ITO oicniif,i 70 make u worth while TO
present any ere. Tho whole rrory ~ .hat The party
orators IN The election Represented this plan az
fraudulent one. They called 10 '.paJine note mat
rear interest With note thar does nos oea. lDte
testp rue people could zee this, and u put them
agapst tie hsory; FOR, to use a phrase 1iopped by
a cyEan q our .oss coicguy, the people, OF what
logan be.'eves thar under Grant the South win
shsIleN qn!te different temper With regard 10 We
,eesus.eucp9n laws rom wnat theJ eybtDited Under
rIss,uro wneIcynr tney make u necessary. "15ey
Sth nave who,esomh respect for tbs law that has
W Esululc Wlh tehinn - for much of their tulien
nuw "es ore. result Of the encouragement they
yons " loe attitude 81 the Executive. They thought
.has oy seeming dreadfullv orended under the law
| 'hsI YOU'D cf relieved u us weight entirely.u
Ihs iessoo raid Logan, why Congress assumed
ipwAd s0nDsau the peculiar toe IL nd was pecause
u thought ,sseH uhdef tue necessity OF dsprIyiur
oJNosipOn VI every chance. lt was rpsi,y feared
tat ne niediattd some sep against the authority OF
Sons'e a. aps nenfs ne minority vas looked
forced through aeans. am and them aliko il spirit
VI acfancc AZ there VIA hr nothing IKE tia ajidsr
it.0. wc maj iniiciIs6 auieier lr9es.r
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SrpHrxE OspIur---GENERAL Tsnx.--Sos. go, 10,
49, $50 234, 1876, 24o 7i. 2t3 2a4 2l5 oao 2si 2ss,
25a, 255 $50. 257, 25S, Ma
supRgMH CONGRESSIONAL TRRN..-yos. O. T. g. 0,
10, H. H. Ia IL u.s. 10, IL, Is ~ TO- Il, IA %, "a %.
SupRENR T.--CIRcuIr.--Pcr, mos f639,
1876 22sg s6s, asst 12di iSi3 tb7S 1613, OIL 2a ISL
5Gl. cas-. III, 1881, l3s,, os., loiT, 600.
COURT OF Oyrr AND TrRxiNEa-BueINvss Am
CIVIL CALExDAR.-Nua. 2ssK, 827, 1885,, 1896, 1900.
1873, l7i6 $50 1892 1915 ltD2 1ea0 1902 1918 1914
Nlt, s2t, l03, $40. 900.
sursRIou CoURT--rRrsL TERs--pn~t 1.--Nos oeT,
2Ib go 81, ST. 22a. 557 439. 400 4s 100 a2l 49,
AZ part Mos 2so ISL 500 ssi a7a, Us, soS, s2s
AGA sos. 600, l0l, AGO, 10s, 1jf.
OogMoS PLEAS TRIAL TERH.--part 1.-.Nos. 1913,
1923 1I9i, 1a,2 1877, 1862 2528 Sis 1903 ss5 1859,
Js6o, 1904, Iaoz. 1893. part Mos. aYi. sol, sas,
iaa 81 us, 1919, 1915, I4nJ ll9l, i4ts ga, 900,
1915, l05h
kAnlNe Cornr-TgIlI TFs5-cos tig as 500,
-, lto. gtg 100 inl, az, s9i, w., 1885, i.s, vii
eio $40, 500, 500, sss.
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Edmond About Pablo Opinion In France.
The wen known French writer, M. Edmond About,
contributes 10 the Gdesos an article on tho state OF
public opinion IN France some OF his materials hay
country. M. About Is of opinion thai although the
pcasantry ara beginng 10 complain OF Increased
taxation ana 20 have less favorable idea OF the
imperial government than formerly, YET, that the
mass Of them remain faithful 10 the Napolconic dy-
nasty. The worRing class too, are not hostile, he
interest not by gratitude With the middle classes
IL IL altogether different Their opposition TO the
imperial government has been yisibly growing year
b. year "a they remember the Influence they once
exercised and see how completely they are now
kept IN the background. Ia word, they are dig
contcntcd ana consider themselves iicated, and
therefore 40 all they can to harass the government
~ war Of skiruusbcs. D.1t
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SCOTLAND.

The Scotch Press ON the Recent Elections.
In no part OF the kingdom have the elections gone
80 decisvely on one eide as IN Scotland Seat after
seat has been lost by The conservatives. Edinburg
shire, Perthshlre, Dnmfriesshire, Midlothian, Ayr
shire, from where Sir James Ferguson ned to
colonial governorship counties long considered i'm
pregnaole ny the conservatives have been'won in
the most extraordinary manner by, In many places,
unknown men south or the Tweed and against Che
most tremendous territorial pressure on tho
part or the great landowners. There never WAS
ouch q remarkable overthrow before. The Scots
cndn attributes it TO dislike and distrust TO
Mr. Disraelt felt by Scotchmen. Even Lord
SHIRE said he did not mucn like the present Premier.
This distrust was shown year ago, swhen almost all
tho great landowners stayed away from the Edin-
burg banque. given to MI. Dsraei. The one notable
exception was SIR william Surfing Maxwell, aud lie,
after having represented Pertllsnre for sixteen
years, has been defeated by London Alderman.
The Edtii6ufu Colfnat does not attempt, Its Lon
don contemporaries do, to disguise the magnitude
Of these disasters. IL admits them and ,nourns
over them. Tho conservatives only hope is that
the majority may prove large that the party VIII
split NJ tno nDinanageabe factions
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r " n O r Il.

Ire steamships CITY Of Antwerp, Captain Mre-
house and City or Paris Captain James Kennedy,
both of the Inman line, from hiverpoo via Queens
sowu arrived rs This port yeztarday. They bring one
ears later malls.
Mont and ToYueyti were executed M Rome ON the
mornsng he oath ul, ct seven O'Clock, for assiS
ing 70 blowing up Some barracks IT Rome.
CHOLERA has broken ont ut -Astsaban. in Persia.
'Yne opening Of the Kusx and Riew Railway Is fxed
Cor the 18th inst
TOE Spanish elections. saysthe Journal das De6axs,
nave fixed Tor the 18th December, and che Con-
stitnept Cortes will meet on the 10Th OF January.
Baron Aphonse de Rotnschiid by decision OF the
directors OF che Northern Railway, has been named
president OF the board, 10 place OF his deceased
father. ~ st* tUa NfH
The Psrts correspondent Of the Morning 1aost
states taas the Pope has written long Latin letter
70 Queen lsaoella promising TODD his bcst secure
her restoration her rights.
The Empress Of Russia, before leaving Italy, gaye
sooof FOR the poor OF Como and aoOof co the small
eomm,rue OF CeSnobbio, Ine village III which she lad
been residing. ~
Lord Napier OF Magdala arrived in Alexandra on
the morulpg of the 24tn November and proceeded on
direct toGairo. Next day the piceroy was invested
with tho Star Of India.
AdeoTce has been published NoTembef ~ granting
q free pardon 10 those inhabitants OF Aragon who
have been condemned fur smuggling since the year
1857.
The Spanish Minister III Finance has signed, with
che representative OF NM. de Rotbschilo, the con.
3ract for IoaD OF 900, 600 000 reals.
farge numbers OF bonds o; the public debt have
been sent Ia for conversion.
The London Examiner says that 'l17 barristefs
wore candidates for counties and porougns in Eng
land and Wales Fnty-nine were liberals anu Atty
eight conservatives. There were more than 100
attorneys candidates"
General Espartero has addressed a letter to the
civil Governor OF Salamanca in which ne says he
has never entertained any personal ambition. lie
iIaists upon the necessity of supporting the govern
ent In oraer to facilitate the speedy meeting OF the
Cnrtcs to enact the new fundamental iaws 81
The Spanish Episcopal bench Is said to be prepar-
ing to celebrate grand religious act by the Assem-.
bling OF general council Ut Toledo to deliberate on
the new situation IL which the Church IL placed hy
the revolution and BY ths proposed proclamation OF
the principles OF religions liberty II IL proposed
that each bishop should afterwards communicate to
their clergy III q sort ~ provincial synod the dcc,.
acn which may be arrived at.
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GREECE.

Acknowledgment OF American Sympathy for
The FeOpie of Crete.
r. ATHENS, Nov. Id, 1864
Tho following resolution was unanimously voted
by the Greek Chambers the last dag OF the ordi-
nary SESSION.
The Hetlenio Chamber, having In view the gCncr.
Gus sentiments which America has testified g, al
more especially the pGilanthropic sympathy which
the legislative bodies OF thai country recently
manifested for Crete, expresses Its profound &c.
Acknowledgements to the Chamber and Senaie 81 the
United States and by their intermediary 10 the mag.
nannious people OF America, and request its lres-
dens 10 be the faithful interpreter OF TINS Rational
resolution.