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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-01
N. @. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
or LOUISIANA, orr or NEW ORLEAHs.

sfAfn OF LOUISIANA OifH o. NEW okL.AAss
Be Known rhs on this eighth day Of February IN The
year of our Lord hundred and sixty eight
and of the Independence of the United States the
IN and for the City and Parish Of New Or
stoned and sworn, personally came and sppeared TIE
declared that svans themselves Of the provisions OF the
Of the State of Louisiana relative to the Organise
ton Of corporations in this State they have covenantsd snd
and do BY these covenant agree and ono
themselves and those whom they Represent 70 form them
into constitute corporation for the objects and
purposes and under the spusons regulations and eohgs
Hons following. towit:
ARTICLEI.
fhe md title Of sAd Company shan b the NEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and iss domictl I.
hereby establishes In the city Of New Orleans and shall
exist and continue for the term OF twenty years rom the
Of these unless dissolved
provided for shall have corporate seal with device upon
the and the of the Company upaa ths margin
thereof
ARTICLE II:
object said company s to construct otherwise
maintain steamships 70 constitute line
or steamships be owned and controlled In the city
New Orleans and to trade between said city and pot
or ports the Atlantic coast or Gulf OF Mexico.
The said company shall be the proper person on
citations legal process vnoze
IN the said COMPANY may be Interested
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ARTICLE Nv.

aa Of said Company shall DO under the direction and
of Edward Higgins who may time have
The privilege Of sssocstng with him one or more persons from
provaf Of the Board Control who shall act Board Of
Agents ransscng the business Of said Company
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-JoaS-W-- OVERALL. eecretary.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. Is, ls6S.
mo. ll32-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized, after five days notice in the
official journal, to adjudicate to the lowest bidder
or bidders, q contract for grading and Smelling
John, from Esplanade street bridge to the city
railroad. according to plans and specifications on
file in the office of the city surveyor.
(Siened) ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Alderman.
(signed) THoxAs MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Siened) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
john W. OVERALL. Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEsNs,l
City Hall, Nov. IS, lS65. I
tNo. ll39-N. 81
Resolred. That the controller be and he is here
by authorized after five days notice in the official
journal, to sdjudicate contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders for Smelling and grading Con-
stance street from Josephine to st. Andrew
street, the work TO be done in strict accordance
with specifications on ile in the Office Of the city
surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED ksARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Nov. Is, 1855.
(Sigped) JoHS r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. Is, 1865.
mo. ll37-N. 81
WHEREAS, Nicholas Cornell, contractor for
Smelling and grading Josephine street, between
Apollo and Howard streets, having failed to COM
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Ga the expiration said twenty-five ysars
herenbefere agreed upon for the existence Of said Company
majority the stockholders In capital shall have
upon the mode Of selling and dsposing Of al
the property and effects belonging 70 said Company and ais
70 decide upan IN the and conditions of thu
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up nd quidatn
lie kr.rs 70 the best advantage
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rnrefourths Of the stockholders IN capital shall have the
power wind and settle the business and Affairs Of said
Company any time during its existence, Of making
notification additions changes this act giving
sixty days prevsus notice In two Of the pubshsd
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Ths capital ssel Of said Company hereby nxed q tbs
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each all Of which
paid before the signing Of these which
cspta increased not exceeding mil
hon. ths should be required By twethds capital
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
mrss,dt or rnr eoYERNoR on. .vlRMoNr

Gov. Pages message shows that the receipts
e tha last rear 54Se2 and tho treasury heh,
Scnt last s7l s6s The Liabilities for the eenk year
~ estimated AZ $4,000 The funded debt OF Tho sate
s reduced s1J00Oo during the year, and INC present
naed debt il 81 l6s0 600 The aggregate lndeDteuness Vi
all the cities and towns IN tile state u x9s9lsS heaIy
ar M which IA due in Bennington and Windsor COhh9s
Attention is called TO the fact that during tne las. eo
gtc year only about 100 young men from vermont VIZ
nmupcted with any college or scientific school " ~ ~
of the state and that only about 80 600 OF INC
rcir uf school age attend the free schools when arc
pored at an annual expense of e5e0Ooo Inc Ia H.
sngsgess that larger number ot yonng mei thVr
enSouFa ged to strive for leerN, Yha
tion aud that the best Interests oii 80 a.,
state and its Inhabitants require tiMs SOSooseS OS
tendance upon the public schools should oe sss.
The Governor speaks fayoraby ef Iecploeny rn,I
with Canada and the construction OF sap csi,sa a t
shall connect tho waters of e ST. iAwtfn.o anu S
ChampIsjn aud recommends u,at snso% & so %
given FOR the struetion OF all rroaus wavh Wiz
q, deyelop the resources OF the state anu us
me poruiation and build up anu enaiEe st msnuIae.
n a,S mechanlca nduetTies or politics the fcyerhof
saSs Vermont is again 10 the van anu tgr
S tse clearly through the ballot BOA I'D the
;i o,' M b,r chief executive officers by the higess
known m her history This Is her responss
.n WI, r,i M our great captain let us nave peace.
win tsc, Grant "a our STANDARD bearer the hNioha
,s vii hr preseryed the strong arm OF the IAecuNe
sf IL felt tlrongou opr country, insuing 70 al te
rl AZ whatever color or cline, be they fcE OF poor
Min ar low hat protection from every vrosg ahu s,'n-
&c In The exercise Of every right of eiukenIps wien
ane can preserve free institutions and eAaN us .s
] ua.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

not with passion-always feeble, but indeed with tho
solemn serenity with which justice relics on It's sword
- Long live span
Due DE Ia ToRRE. JUAN PRpi, DOMINGO DULcH, FRAN
SisCo skRRANo BED0YA, RAMON NoUVILAs, RAFAIL
TKiso RIVERA, ANTONIO CABALLERo Dg RoDAs'
Cddtz, Sept 10, 1883
AGinirM Topete, In proclamation 90 the Inhabitants
~ says mat Spain has been subject for years to
.v os, horrbe dlctatorship In which tho rights OF
citizens have been utterly The provisional nDta of
,nat cry ehd their proclamation With the words lcs
"a soeoera'nete Nationole et a Lds des Bou-bons =!
1IiE NEWS coSFIRMED.
Tie following Is Reuters account Of the same event IN
telegram dated Madrid. Sept. 2s
Gen. Novalches having been defeated nv the ,nsur.
gents and being wounded reantered Madrid on the 2stb
The rising at the capital has been Of peaceful cbars
ter the troops raernizng with the people the cry of
'DOwn with the Bourbons! Long live the Sovereignty
OF the PeOpe Gen. COncha has resigned his functions
and jnna has been nominated Professionally to carry o
the duties OF Government composed Of fOur Of
the Progressist party four Unonists, and four
Gratis The royal all public buildings been
removed by the people. Eyerywhere music Is heard.
The streets illuminated The LiLerE says that tho
fight of the army Of Noyaches was not retreat IL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
LAWS RELATING TO THE ELECTION N
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT

HDQRs. OF THE ARMY ADJUTANTG ESyRsI's OrrIcE. \
''- 20 ..r 4. ''t WASHINGTON d. g.. Oct 10 ises
'a9UlGESERAL ORDERS, No. 82.-Jrhe following
order has been received from the President aud by hs
- airtc.on Is published 20 the army; tr'.stst ..f
q The fVewtng provisions from The CoDstitutlon and
isss OF the United States in relation the election Of
President ana vicePresdept o. the United states 10
Et'tlsr with an ACT Of Congress prohibiting eli perton.
- eseaged in the military and from nteffer
ms Ia any general Oh special election in my state IRE
published for the ,ufsruston and government of s con
eerned. ID ~ 81. Il. s.F ~ -
iis ne Executive power shall be vested IN President
"a the united states 0f America He shah hold his Office
~ term of fos yeah aBd OgetbeT With Vice
,sisgs :rII'' = ~ s '~''"' '0 90 iV'
Each State shall appoint In sneh amer as the Legls
tnefeof Inby direct number of electors eQaa
-, vhoie number o. Senators GIA ReDftseD atlyes 90
~ ths state may De entitled la the Copgreer
tsof Of Representatives pefssn hold ne an Daioe OF
,. OF pfoht under the United stalas sllll he 40.
r. hIed @ an elsetolArtcs2 q section Constitution Of
eiecors shall meet In their stafes and
vh ny pall0t Tor Plesident aud Wee Presderf one ~
~ ieast fLsB rot be inhai tailt OF o Same
tssAs VIII thsmselres They shall name ia their ballots
a. %"isoh % voted for as President and M distinct i,aOfs
PtfsVp voted ior ~ Yee Pgeagent and tiieS lbai
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
Latest GENERAL sEws-By TELEGRAPH

Gen. Hancock took the train at st. Lonis
for " AshiD gton yesterday aftornoon.
The Italian Society of Louisville celebra-
ted the discovery Of America yesterday
The North. Western Ohio German Saen-
geres n eandusky the 10Th and ltth expected 70
be fine concert. t..
Mr.. CulIiss Fulton Mil and dwelling honse
day night Loss, $1,000. .
-. The excursion party Of General Ticket
Agents reached Fort Hayes yesterday They start ior
LeavenwO wOrth this morning "a D - "
.,.,,... The Paris crew of st. John, N, d., WIN
their lew boat tle 81 H - embarked IN the steamer
Yesterday morning for Springfield, MaSs 10 hAch
with the Ward brothers.
IA messenger Of the Accommodation BANK
whe standing On hjrd.st near the Custom Ioise IN
ST. Louis, yesterday afternoon, wac robbed OF tcO III
money and t70o In drafts.
-. BY collision of two night trains Oh the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Scrub station, at ocloch
on Sunday mOrLing Richard Snyder fireman, was hIeu'
both locomotives were wrecked snd I'VE oil c"t W''"
buried
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
PASSENGER posTAGE--THE NEW SCHEME

Mr.. Raphael Brandon, says AL The Year
ROn1d is the author OF scheme Of railway organ
zaton promising results as wonderful the street
seller OF Bsnagar yaunted of his carpet II simply
adaptation OF Sir Rowland Hills postofce scheme 10
railway traffic He proposes TO treat passeB
dom, regardless OF distance, at fixed minimum charge
three penny stamp shall take you, thrdcass Jour
ney IN one direction, you bike To go. whether from Lnd
gatehl 10 Sydenham, or from JOhn Groats TO Lands.
end IL you prefer second class, you VIII take sxpenny
stamp IL yO will lnSurate In Fst-elass your postage
viii amount to one shilling This sounds mad as the
Brandon quietly proceeds 70 argue IL his pamphlet That
II would pay everybody, shareholders the public, and
the Government beside giving renewed Impetus To- IN
usry OF all SORTS The sum proposed 10 be charged for
passenger postage looks ridcul0usly sma In reality t
Is much less than the average fare AT present p9d
for the journeys might be supposed In lec5
n miles, carrying passengers The trai
c produced e472l e2 This gives average OF nearly
miles ana - passengers for each tain which aboit
present paid per average Journey. Of Id only Now.
says Mr. Brandon, give universal sd fare every
where, and will promise six times the traffic, when
ai000OO0 Of receipts, with very httie u any
addition 10 the expense Of carrying M ~
creased number Of passengers But that ~ -
E calculated however that Of the increased number OF
travellers One-seventh would ride frstciass AT Is ana
twOseyenths secondcass az Cd Tbls would raise The
of aii 100000 present Docs some one that the
analogy between carrying passenger and carrying
letter false because letter is but haf an ounce and
passenger Is really me@ty hnndredweghtf when j..
BY far the most expensive part OF the postal system
The transit OF letter It's delivery It's delivery.
Granted then that the transit OF passenger some
thing expensive than that Of letter, the passenge
lie delivers hlmelf the balance IL, Therefore on tie
passen gers sde Tor the additional expense Of transit
nothing to the saving IN distribution aud delivery.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
THE NRW REBELLION.

| MURDER OF TIE HON. JAMES MARrIN-FREED-
! .. f...,.. MN MURDERED. r.s
CHARLESTON, Oct 9.--The Hon. James Mar
tin, Republican mbeF OF the Legislature from Able
willie County, was assassnated within few miles Of his
residence Tuesday last. Reaching Abbeyile Court
House by railroad he found his light wagon and three
colored friends awaiting him. They followed a,
distance by four men horseback. who, when about
four miles from the village rode up and ordered tho
driver stop and Mr. Martin 20 get ont lie did so, and
immediately shot down by The assassins He died IN
about hour Mr.. Martin was quiet, unOnendny, ana
Intelligent gentlemen lie had much Influence with the
cOOred people, and used IT, both In his county and in the
legislature favor moderation and opposition
extreme views and And it the hope of
exercising whoesome influence on legislation that III
dueed him TO fOregO the comforts OF happy home
and incur the deadly hostility Of political Oppo-
nents. Though quiet, he was conreie6tIous aud
10 protect the freedman in the oxersise Of his
political dghts and che ability and intelligence which he
his ruieor-ruin opponents. He leaves widow aud
six ohildren Two freedmen shot down In the road.
thrOats were cut from ear 10 ear ne ACOcrt boIoF
OF the 9Th says that Monday night OF last week whs
an named Cornell and negro man mo nalDel WHO ae
iowndesyille Mr. Lee Knight the Agent OF the Freed
mems Bureau at Abbevile. has had to resign. the place
n,nonied by violence during the month Of august.
and it Is safe presume that not onehaf is told iol
the freedman escapes with hs fo he s afrad To expose
Ills assallanfs These ontrages are an from one county.
bur we have OF similar atrocities IN Othes ~
fact, for the Republicans reign 9I terror m e
Is powere and uness the Rebel Democracy are intm
dated by the presence OF Federal troops Inc h'p WIZ
have Il al its own way on election day ~
.f THE KU-KLUX IN BULLIrr CO., KY.
louisville. Der. 12.-A bodyOf armed men,
mounted are committing 4. probation IN Buhu County.
They have burned public scloolhonse anu as st'D
have DESTROYED negro church voiiey was iftd nN
The train on the Nashville Railroad to-day probdb!b by
the same party. ...g
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
The following is Reuters account Of the same eve
o telegram dated Madrid. Sept %:
THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.

The Libert6 says it has received sad details
respecting the Empress Charlotte. The unhappy princess
has had relapse and she again entirely paray1ed by
the fear OF being poisoned She flies from everybody
For whole days she remains sitting In corner OF Der
without motion; but when any one approaches her
she has paroxysm; she away eagerly to save her
self and calls with loud voice for help. Not only her
mental but her bodily condition Is seriously changed,
and gives rise to grave spprehensions
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
MEXICO.

THE WIDOW OF GEN PATONI-CAPrURE OF AN
IMPERIALIsT CoLoNEL-NEW GOLD MINES.
HAVANA, Oct. 12-Advices from Mexico state
that tho wdo Of &c Paton Canto of the
nation OF her husband The trial Of persons arrested foi
the revolt In Vera Cruz going OronZo, Colonel
In the Imperial Army has been arrested. Honorao Do
mngpeZ has been captured Rich gold mines have been
discovered IN Guadalajara.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
PROCLAMATION roR ELECTION IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Oct. 12.-'iov Smith has pnb'
sled q proclamation for election IN this state Tor
president ON the 81 Of November. The proclamation is
in aaeorlance with the election Law passed by tho Legs
atre Under that there Is TO be no other election ~
this state before November, 1870 AT that time members
~ ShgTess coycrnof State Officers, LeglsaioTs, and
other officials to be elected The nSra6ents are m 's
ths clty this morning The negroes largely ouEnmber
a., Abktar ..f. rr.r
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
cRrAr. FIRE IN PHILApELPHiA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.--M about otloVk
this norninr "a large double BRICK building at Fr0pl ana
Canalsts took fire. The principal occnp,hss O. 's ~,
building were John G. Davis Son. mannIactur,eis "a w
by Washington Fittef, manuactnrer u huvs. sas %
Miller manufacturer Of feoes Tho loss me oeespss
il Estimated at $4,000; insurance s1'Oo Ihe bW1unS
was valued at 10000. q 20. .-.IH
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
SPAIN.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE AMERICAN MINISTER
AND MARSHAL SERRANO. o..


AND MARSHAL sERRANO. o.
MADRrD Oct 12.-The United States Is the first
nation to recognize the new Provisional Government
Of Spain. The Madrid Gazette to-day publishes such
official recognition made through Mr.. Hale. the
American Minister. The following is the substance
Of what was said on both sides at the interview be-
tween the American Minister and the Duke de Ia
Tore: Mr.. Hale addressing the Duke in the name
of the United States, congratulated the Provisional
Junta and the people of Spain a success marked
in a revolution Of such grand proportions. He was
happy to return the greeting which Spain gave the
United States on their entrance into the family
of free and sovereign people. The relations
between Spain and the United States had
always been friendly. Under the present cir
cumstances all his efforts would be exerted to
augment the friendship between both peoplea The
Duke de la TOrre in the OF his reply said that
amid the ruins OF the old rule structure would be
formed which he believed would merit the approval
and sympathy of the United States. Spain now
deserved and needed the support Of all free nations,
and that Of the American Government was highly es-
teemed. The Duke concluded by declaring that tho
interview would serve 10 maintain unbroken the re-
lations between two nations, both claiming and
exercising successively the principle of national
sovereignty The Junta has declared in favor
of additional reforms among which arc the abolition
OF the death penalty and the sanctity of private
letters and domieiles. The Junta has ordered the
restoration OF the bark Tornado TO England, pay
mcnt of damages for her wrongful detention and the
imprsou nent OF the Spanish officer who ordered her
seizure.
ACCEPTANCE OF AN OFFERED LOAN.
A loan of l0,O0OO0 reals, which was offered to the
Provisional Junta was Immediately accepted.
TIE CAPrAIN-GENERAL OF cUBA-OLoZAGA.
PARIS Oct l2.-The Journal des Dobat, says that
Lersnndi the Captain General OF Cuba, has given in
his adhesion to the revolution. The Cubans in Spain
will be permitted TO choose two members OF the
Junta Olozaga has declined the offer of place in
the Cabinet, but Will probably be appointed Presi-
dent of the Few Cortes.
madrid, Oct. 12.--Gen. Dulce has been appointed
Captain General of the Island OF Cuba.
. RUMORs ABOUT PRIM.
PARIS Oct l2.-The GanlOis newspaper publishes
a letter from Gen. Prim which earnestly fayors the
calling together of the Cortes, end the formation of
kingdom at once. Ii is said that Prim himself as
pires To he king.
CUBA ACKNOWLEDGES THE PROVISIONAL Gov
ERNMENT,
HAVANA, Oct. l2.-1he Captain-General OF this
island Francisco de Sales Lersundi Ormaechea, has
issued n proclamation 10 the inhabitants of Cuba
and TO the army here announcing the creation OF tho
Provisional Government in Spain, and acknowledge
inR the same He invites all 20 Join him IN alegi-
ance and loyalty to that authority, and recommends
all TO peaceably await the course of events. The
procamation has been we'll received
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
INDIA.

THR EXPEDITION IN NORTHWESTERN INDIA.
LONDON. Oct PA dispatch from Bombay says
favorable reports have been received of the progress
Of the expedition against the tribes in the North
Western districts of India. The troops have so far
met with slight opposition. .....r..
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tne BROKEN CABLE REPAIRED.


LONDON, Oct. 12.--The Direction announces that
the Cable, known as the 1866 cable between Ireland
and Newfoundland, was repaired at o'clock Sunday
afternoon, and Is now in perfect working order.
a LIBERAL PROCESSION ATTACKED BY A TORY
.. l. MOB
At Blackburn o market town in the county OF Lam
caster and ~ miles from Manchester Liberal pro-
cession was attacked on Saturday by mob of Tories.
Several fights occurred in which one man was killed
and several severely injured 1 s4 la
RELEASE OF FENIANs.
The Fenian prisoners at Dartmoor are to be re-
leased. ., ........ ..--. rf.,.... II
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13

that congregate around tho st. Cloud right under Capt
esy ana %fs al ea
sSas SSa s being ve partial to blue cloth walking
aSn hat nlsTT a6s 5 sT
and brown and black ribbed silk These may help to dis
the Ninth ward bs their herr numbers were few fha old
White Ghost runneb' from the Tenth Ward
Sa e fasting a. earn aao e snaEs TsTsnon eal and i
viii take plueky PhladelpaI with plenty of nerve to
parted il body frcn the Eleventh Ward Some may
have left on their own hook swarms went from Jimmy
o'Brens district, the Twenty-frst Ward They the
boys who fear noise, and would eat an ear chew
nose or gouge rather than dine the fattest Of
% Bend d fead Gy by eeSou
route. number Of them escaped detection by going
by this route. The Old R0ek" raBgofs vacated the
XIVth Ward. and the vicinity Of Marion and spring-ss
more quiet than IL had been for years II Capt.
settle Their accounts but RepSbleaps there must look
out for their own interests The XVIII and &EIth did
not contribute 10 the Legions Of the Unterrfed and
ind sns s sS % tsd nnS SgF ward sSs
were somewhat purified large number OF Maekere
whites. Hookites, Fung0wn and Bungown rangers, and
clas,c locality and last but not least 100 Meropo
tan bandits under the notorious Dick Croker, all well
%Td @a % & G t tns Sy & s"e& @ das se
peradoes Of TINS city are now in Pbilsdephla
Joe W0rmad, who Is engaged TO fight O'Baldwin the
Irish Giant, Was arrested on Saturday last and bound
peeamc his surety and wSrmsld was released on
bail not t. fight within the limits Of tho state. or leave II
S s snG worna Sf %as ery & ey
boat in company with Joe Coburn and Fatty Welsh
aere reeaseS Alien o lsarnipg OF WGmads srres
surrendered his bona. h...H .II
ANOTHER WORLD FABRICATION EXPOSED.
TITUsvILE Oct 12.-The sensation copper
head dispatch from Iusylc 10 The World OF Saturday
purely fabrication. The Republican Demonstration
OF Friday was the largest political gathering ever held IN
the Oh regions. There detection IN our ranks as
represented and there has been attempt to destroy
the Seymour nag alleged Tiusville and the Oil re-
gion will give large Republican majority for tue state
ticket on Tuesday, and still larger for Grant and COax
in November. 'i .. -'
PITTsBURGH ABLAZE---THE REPUBLICANS
... AWAKE.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 12.-The Republican torch
light procession In Allegheny city tonight, most
imposing demonstration aud htly closed the biau
displays which the Republicans have made during tho
campaign The procession, which one OF the bTges
in this section OF the country was every
greeted with enthusiasm Tho streets we're denseiy
throngod and the business houses and dwellings were
brilliantly Illuminated and decorated
New-York tribune., 1868-10-13
BOHEMIA
TUMULTS IN PRAGUl

.I TUMULTs IN PRAGUE. r,.I -
PRAGUE, Oct. l2--Politicai tnmults, which had
broken out In this city, have been suppressed by the
Austrian troops, who dispersed the various assent
blages of the people. ..-r..-..