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onp,r FIRE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

terrible con6agration has been raging LOT
-, - tst tro weeks I'm ASants Pariah Horny COUNTY,
the in'' ro,lna It broke out the upper emu o.
sVu nav not far from the seashore ana mas DuThsu
Oeean Itauce OF nearly 20 mos. The breadth oi tiS
over hnitnoWn The country through which u passeu
hre iisiI, burned up swamp after swamp mas Decn
% Safe OF all undergrowh, and tho frees anu ovi
cOnplo'vhy xes arc made sterile wastes Inc not, uIy
peher rendered It impossible 70 check tae Vmwsu
maea "a hnnsand turpentlne boxes have been Durheu
Is left bare behind the fire. Inc oatte raHv vh
The eaIth o., tho season; dc deer unsheered ana to
destroy ottlesnaRes made 10 seek pew hldlngphoo
pears hdsiroyed by the IRE. IL Is estimated La
or DC u.s. n land have been burned over AZ ~
i0OVo s we're brilliant from the urid names anu .9
tG o smoke that arose by day were Dui pooibnted
cOuus W atorm beneath To tins fire can DC tba
inc eIy aopearance OF the atmosphere throngnouI ~
the mn. Sst 2Dr the past week. lCinclhnau Onro'
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BE- Endorsed icih JsH


81. s aT F. 6.i S'1 p B. h
The =. relatives g aud ami, respectfully regretted, ,,'.sa
Monday tbe 18th Hst, !, soeocl ?. n.
CoNoLLYon Friday July TO- Robert LuRsdeD James cOnoIT
friends Ii. family Invited TO attend q: tuners.
sigh,h.st tomorrow sunday at O'clock m. ?
enthusiastically POrehsseT T. THURSDAY uy Is Thomas
. Curtis, 10 tie 8lst year 81 ais age - o.
sys Tseriysyesth st. aSd Fo1r,is1s at III oeloeI ~
HALLoCK-Sudleny IrvngOn Thursday the lSsh Inst Mrs
MARI HaOt wife Of john Ha0Sh and daughter Of ha'h
The relatives and friend, respectfully invited ,snd the usr.
o sS M TTsa from Il: Iius5a River Rsiroaa
g. NJ. returning a. o'clock p m
KIRBY-suddeay on Thursday July 49, wesley c. youngest
Aus5ss az. .5 sS S Sy E 10 sy yA invited to ..4
t6s Cha1 sssTay .: I5:s a.
Il, o.6 5aa's a ' w. w " ! 'n' ~
LIZ cLBAR-on Friday J 70 .n.rA long And Vaina iln' Caro-
The friends family invited to attend sSs ,ao. S
ls G'5 o ilts I''q S w. 80 ~ ''
BafaO papers please copy.
IYOy-A PO,ehes r. Friday morning July 49, Thomas ~.
second Sarah and The late IhonAs N Lyon Ma
The S5 5s ON ao ana S at ooess NJ
Nsw.Lonion Coma. papers please copy.
hA stSs arm "a Of ssoa Brothers Hsw.YSk
IGp'. ss, is 9SF'i f. ~ 'ls Dr. 1s ::' s
and ssssI r. R., from Nsw.YOk
REIss-A, Yves, MOruans N T. Ouwsdsd.y Jsy a. Mra H.r
The relatives f. respectfully Invited g s.os
t.: S:' S son1 "Sa john ' sGsh.
hOTrsAniA
ROBIN soN-ou Thursday The 18th Inst FloTeneeknns on' ~
ofD,vd Robinson aged month and days ..A
The relatives friends OF the family re,peetl AZ. -
the 18th inst al O'Clock N 70"
seues Of her parents No. IS BedOdAVs Br0olJn D. g.
sMPsoY-on THURSDAY JAY = a5Slla wife Of i'''''' :"
son IT, 40 years months and day ,,.i % attend
the family are epeeHu
ssns sS' %drb s% 9 S:I i os ao
sS I.. a.. Tf EE:.sy 1 sI.. q s
The friends Of family rssPeeaH =, a. a osk
The Of bis parents, NO 10 ~
. m on Saturday. July II. ,.-.-,D--,,,
on wednesday July H. Emma daughter OfDAVdL
aad Elizabeth TYsen ,-v,ss "a .t.,d III fo-r,l
ING Cbureb Dorp. Staten Island SHdAy july
~ "a o,sccL n M Carriages Vandsrblt Landing a. Arf
-. atb. oeoek nom the foot ofWhiehAlst NsS'tok
ON Friday July 49, at Purchase Y, bsxis White "
Taaasa,. son Lewis A. Ahd Amelia White aged ~SosA' @
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS


cEcAsS J -FiO9r ~ ESed dsS.nd at - soes6 for sprss
EIt5a, Wheat lssT fr white Mehg.s sales o. seller July
stead 1t 81 % r No. and sS 1877 or no 0's
Mess Po Lard ssSSs Dry ' sslt ed shoulders s% ="
good Lave bs" seiSs and s1y 90 aos
dali Rse 81 81 SS coed e g soss s.
P SS S: Flour SS" 1851 Sl sA w S. s | Sa.
e. tfS '.; ud w sst sf%s'i:s S vi
Fancy New and Old 81 4SSsis5 Corn ar at SSss for S
Low aud W9e !3 latter Cs Fsse{ ia u SGh pf Ms
hIed 1a413e White 1367Sc Rye arm 81 lsssl o. WHISKY
B sst Meats Clear s aG s e'' 81 ssss sSs S
Heavy Clear Rib and l8ie for Clear sdes Canasd saEsrersd
sT af3 I've o Ear SR'i 4 SS S' S. I. % s
b6s Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn 1900 bush Oats Lo'Obush
&C Wheat dull but III better supply 81 2S9sl d
s s Sf .ss s cum m.se . Sss 10s no
bids At 57s@s1o rs Bacon sghsr sale. Of shoulders :. lt
S5osis Ise SIDES lac Lard noSia.y SsI5is ass Fo1s
SAvAsSin Ga july scotouotbins doing, quotation. uu.
b1ss sea ad al coss stoeI on saSG is bales Tpssd
i'S S Sea q. S d, 'e ,S s,g.g5 s .s as b 10
bales Mddlngs; &c stock on hand 500 bales
coawse exports Great Britain 7e bales other iorsgl
po 0oss 9 bales stock % hand %' saf marie.
the "seE $50 bales receipts todas $50 bale.
B s none r S Si s' ssi on s.d s S
sses Of the week $50 bales today 30 Sss Low Mds' n0miaaJ
ElSsdTos J@y u. lasPIs. TsrPsstns 'ady :: 'o Ress
at 81 20.
HEvoRLEISs JAY 6-coonRseeipts today, 3s7 oale,Fss
tie week gross 1913 bales; coo bales Exports for the WekTe
Great Britain 6 bales Vera CuI lOl bales 3le bAes
Stock baud bales week 335 bales sales
bsles hiddiogs 32e Cold 1851 MISUNDERSTANDING 1907 New
York sight cen. premium Flour smer sapsfne &C. Double
Extra Treble Extra, 81 CoTn-Whte, 81 Ia,
Oats 73c. Ban 81 o. Hay-Pnme s6 Pork s3t 30 Bseos-
Shoulders 5c Clear Rib Sizes l64c Clear Sides 9 LardIoee,
2a9EJc Keg l922c Sugar dun and unchanged Moass
Fermening, 6Od6ic Whisky--Rect6ed. 81 Rosie Coffee
nominal.
BUFFALO, July 6Reeeipt'Po 5000 bbl@ Wheat 10Y
bbs Cora 1900 bush and 1900 bush shpments-hheS
5000 bush Corn 5000 bush Freghts-le on Whss lie On SS
7c NewYork Flour steady sales 800 bbs a. 90 va
Sc IS for Spring 81 Tor Amber Winter White Western s
whest unsettled closing sales, 1900 bush No
81 $50 81 3; 1880 bush No Milwaukee at 81 J
500 bush No. Milwaukee arrive at 81 AL BOo0 bush No
Chicago 81 81 and 1850 bush No. Mistakes Cab 81 g.
The Cab arrive sold at the close Corn quiet sales 5000 buh
bush Cured BY sample BE 5000 bush.
Csscste 85e. Oats duh at 7S Rye nominal PORK at o
ar Al lyc HignNines. Tetli 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
MEDICAL EDUCATION.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The semi-monthly session of the Working
mems Union was held last evening at Early Closing Hail.
Bowery Mr. Young, President, In the chair The prnei
pal business transacted was the election OF "n' IT,
Gessup as .Correspon ding Secretary; Bernard Rice
Financial Secretary and Henry Shaer Assistant Cgrre
Amending Secretary OF the Union The committee IRON
The assistance given The several trades nave eohtrlO
uted l,aGO. ooa &, yvas, ror,v.
secondst by Messrs c. Sidenberg Co, In which 90 OF
tGe girls formerly engaged In the Troy strike are EN-
noyed and U expected that several moro OF these girls
viii shortly be provided with work IN this establishments
This is tho only collar laundry now In operation IN TINS
nffy
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OBITUARY.
LORD TAUNTON.


Lord Taunton, better known as Henry LaDou-
cbere who has Just died the OF H. was born near
Clelmsford Essex, aud educated ut Winchester ana
chris. Church. Oxford. lie was elected TO Parliament
in the Liberal Interest In tho year 1885, retaining his scat
n the House OF Commons from that time I'LL 1907 Wheh
he was raised 70 the peerage During this period ne hed
In suceession several important Offices In the Govern
nept among them that Of President OF tho Board OF
Trade that Of Secretary Ireland and that OF Cooha
secretary Although not possessed OF shining TALENTS as
Parliamentary debater Lord Taunton was q yaI1aph
ACQUISITION 10 any Ministry, owing 10 his superior hu
istratiye abilities and ms high character Or
which commanded the respect OF men oil al IaIes ~
was twice married, his fret wife being sster OF lno
celebrated Francis and Thomas Barring OF baks Iauo'
and The second the youngest sister Of the Earl OF carlisle
famous as o man Of letters.
Mr.. Henry CRUDE, reporter of the Nelc-
Worker Dsmokrai German paper, returning from the
sangerbupd at Baltimore fell from the train near Man
tina n j. on Thursday, and was instantly killed Tho
Liter Of the DeHlOkrdt received "a letter from
rim on Wednesday, stating that ne was uhWeil,
I'D IL is supposed that he was overcome
az the heat and fell from the platform
" .hanar MIR CRUDE born in Hanover in 1870, ana
OF the ca ,his country in 1880 and took position
cI ~ aud also as correspondent OF German papers
VeaOhoI IIo was connected for long time with the
hDIpa o., German School In this city, but about year
mar a hecccs,ted a position on the Dem0krdt.
The Hon. Hugh b. Bull, prominent Repub-
ol,t,cian Of orange County N Y, died quite sud
mean % rio homo IN Montgomery on Saturday in tho
ueiIy ~ - MA age Mr. Bull was elected to the Assem-
y Of this state by the Wings ~ l, aud MAS loEetY
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Win 20 men and 20 rounds Of bali ca ridges.
Intelligence from Pleasant Valley fSs been resejv Up
UyTA dss nshL Tie laborers are armed W. th
aud along the road and in the heids sosre McfopS AZ
dressed them ae night urging them 10 keep the mace
but his remarks received with graa,hs
hsses One company of 30 Iuen il now unSer
arms OF the Valley, ana another company will leave
PouRhkeepsie at this morning. barn Ip bicl ~.
property wanted by the sheriff contains kegs OF e~
Der placed there by the faborers, Who laid ts ~,
powder from t. The people OF the village arc teraed
ana Iear bloody scenes to-day AS yet tho aborers have
m0lested no one They are well organized.
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Arn.tbctIca.-NItrou. Oxide Gas.

psrsous trial the effects o. this ansshee fes us
sing hearty cnmsHaon oft 40 agent which irassora
oftsibs pan into dhfa dream even vogue h'ak
fsusston h truly priceless Cor s1fsog humanity with saeh
safe aud peasabs relief hand aud Wh sach gsHienan att
skgl opeors Cotton snd bis associates s the Cooper nsue
Hone JeurnAL
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Ew-YORK DAILY TRIBUr
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
WHOLESALE INCESpIARIsM.

"HULESALE INUENDIAKISM' :
HAVANA, July 16.-News has been received here to
the effect that the Rebels have burned Is houses at
Arroyo-Blanco ..r....
THE SEIZURE OF THE ALBANIA PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Cuban agents here
have received telegram from Havana, via Key
west giving information of the seizure of the prop
erty OF Mr. Miguel ALBANIA and his father. now resi-
dents of New-York. The matter will soon be brought
to the attention of the Spanish Minister here by
Secretary Fish.
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
The Marshal on Tuesday directed three of
his deputies and twelve marines from the Brooklyn
NavyYard to go to Gardeners Island and dsperse the
Cuban volunteers gathered there The officers found
about goo men there and ordered them to leave which
they refused 10 do On Thursday Marshal Barlow sent
reinforcement OF marines to the island but mp to the
the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

To the EdiiOr Of The Tribune. i,
SIR: In your Washington column recently
was an item stating that the organ Of the Grand Ai
was sold for debt by the u s. Marshal 2ht area. 'o
lie newspaper was not the OF the GranG A5u Csc
the Repubc which has official organ, hclo IL
where Your correspondent when asked 70 I'm 6Ii
MEASUREMENT refers TO the Editor who tius' VIZ W
IoOuu iof 'niS '0ii'''''-' MN Z. COLLINS A. u
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Su,tiaI AOtitts.


Guest. Patent Electro-Msgnstie BURSlAk M si S
Alarm TBLE8RAPH-Banks Stables Stores and Faeonss -
teted against Burglar. by one bell psl ~ ~ ~
Room, which giVes mssAnI ne ausft " SO' " "
Fire. tAI ~ w.. "A P.O.,, Patent
IN Of approved
e,sd mai IN Burgar Alarms opeaed b hleeteT
Of this pAeHt (No 1oS4 gah,ea
iSss - afaosmsuts noticed AND dest WV -"
provides :. NJ 49,, = 80 ", an
.iatas lMRRICAN and EUROPEAN PATbNta
snty-eve years experience
pamphlet Of Law AID lnformsnen nee. ---,-----
N.EeIo Nets! WHITE BAR 30 cent. other oasin 70 pro
Ps,sa Portable Umbrella Canopy Net, OF deaenPuoo
stloS pheSs @ l. 4 j. b. kelly Co. Me- al brsasssy
WI1doy screens, Msgonn's Patent Wire seAss5 ns. Ars
49, ont Musfetoe Flies, be aded 70 dnerena
-3n5or, cents square loot wa reme compose
N1H' ~ e. /. & J. B. kelly Co, NR "a BIoAdwy.
. PIecIrIc Extractor resolves Gre Paint Ts5s ana
s from m hSTos injurious saecs u perfectly SdosA
SOld by Druggists =.
80 a sonce aud az tle NWsi aLs
''''' N'NN p, H. JONES, Pesaasst-
161rc6 Of the PIIsrins, Ma 90 wesp Forty gh:h,' %
49, hi mn AID Nnth. ayesThk Rev r. T. tBNDklth fss.
preach 90 SUNDAY stfOi CAursh Felosl son,
Subsct Instant beco and De rpou VI ihe VlsN sfsfR
oa Frday." All aEI laTlEel ssat Tree,
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stono of what PROMISES to be an

r,,. oorner-stone of what promises 10 DO an an
IHo .edihce will DO laid tomorrow nI.o ~ a
imposing t Rsv. Bishop Bailey Of NewJer sey hoS
monastery ny the Pss'ion't Fathers az Orleans
Mr. John NJ g. Parker , Of 3 ceo COPY q
W12EtY TRInUsE partly burned when on he Ero Rat
~ inc T5e COPY WAS addressed " -, GEQIs''
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THE ABscoNDINa CONTRACTOR A RIOT I'M
MINENT

There was much excitement in Pouglkee esl',,
yesterday growing out OF the ""ech S"luu,0 -
Kenworthy attempted several times 70 az he nnpr
erty at Pleasant Valley but Irish lao0Iers 70 no
OF Is or 100 resisted him. The mntMy ond ROT IL
believed 10 be imminont as the Irish at Ieasa. IaVy
seven miles Poughkoepsie are O 1ist Renoeot
auc9, Capt, HamgeEestel. WIFI Co. ~ SLH NekIA'H"
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sunHyie shobsre "Wednesday July "a
1852 Col Edward Gebharl Tofk City 10 L0tte b. Only child
Of the ate Henry SsvowB the Rev John sebHef
ofthe Reformed Church, oneatBE
sLOTGRIPFTHS- THURSDAY July IS the residence Of The
brides parents b. the Rev Thomas Arniage d. D. Daniel Soe "
Sarah B. Grhs gutter Of James Grihths esq No cards
SPARYMAY-wADE-On WEDNESDAY July H. sks d. sparkmsn %
Perth Amboy n j. 10 Mary T. H. Wade " jamaica l. No eArdA
All Notices of Marriages must BE- Endorsed icih MI
aons and add
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YELLOW FEVER Al HAVANA.

The bark Warrior, which arrived yesterday
from Havana reports that the captain aud nine men ha
been In hospital in that city, sick with yellow fever
Three OF the died, VIZ. Fred Anderson boatswan;
Artbsr Smith, seaman, and Vim. Hawsworth cabin boy,
The remainder were convaIeseent
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gfa-I~aaoI sprIas Water-The only Known remedy fSs
Caneer hdnsy This the original Spring
Vermont weh ha, wrought wonderful cures and
distn sush from tbs limitations that
Dned the pablo being the virtues Of
MsqaoL Sod b. all drsggsiA Depot No. College Place.
Nav York.
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e, SATURDAY. JULY II. 1869.

Attorney Of Orange County He was gentle
han very highly respected and his death will Be ain.
celeIy regretted By large circle OF friends. -
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MARRIED.

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford Coma Saosoon vh
1 Col NJ. 3y1 BroldNay hes.lork
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The WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS
NORFOLK JalT 6COttOnNet receipts o. the week SO bales
exports b hand Al bales Market quiet a
3lta2c for MddHug sales Of the week ~ bales
bALTN0HE July l6CottonNet receipts Of the week 10 bales
COS bales; total 85 baes Great Britain
20 the Contineht II bales; stock on bsad no bae
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A CORRECTION.

tor Of The TrtOuns,
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25
WASHINGTON.



Nrv yoRK. Jan. 24.-The Herald publishes
q fnII Iisi of the naturalization treaty between
the United States and England. 1t provides
that citizens of either country who become
naturalized as subjects of the other, shall be
treated as such in all respects. Tley shall.
however, be at liberty to renouuce their natu-
ralz itoA and resume respective Municipalities
within two years alter this protocol j. carried
into effect, the manner of remuneration to be
hereafter agreed upon By sad governments;
and such persons shall not hereafter be aimed
as subjects by either government ON account Ct
their former naturalization. These principles
are not to be carried into effect By Great Brit
ain till after necessary provision IS made by
Parliament for revision of existing laws
A simuar treaty with Belgium has been sent
to The Senate for ratification. Also, treaty
W tn Peru for settlement of all claims, almos'
Identical with that with England ior that pur-
pose.
The San Juan boundary treatv, which is also
Published. refers the determine ion OF the line
of boundary to the President of the Swis,
Confederation. All corlespo ndence, docu.
mems, maps, surveys, &c., relating to the sub.
iect shall be placed at his disposal within
twelve months after the ratification of this
treaty. He is to eudeavor to deduce the pre-
else line OF the boundary from the words OF
the treaty of 1876, but if unable to do so. is al
liberty TO determine upon some line which will
in his opinion furnish an equitable solution OF
the difficulty and be the nearest approxima,
ton that can be made to the accurate con.
struction thereof. The ministers and public
agents OF either country at B-rne are to con-
duct the respective cases before the referee,
who shall be requested to deliver bis award in
writing as early as convenient after the whole
case has been laid before him. His decision is
10 be fiual aud conclusive, and carried into i'm
mediate eff by commissioners to be appoint
ed to mark the boundary.
Secretary Seward has submitted to the Sen.
ate the correspondence in The negotiations for
the purchase by the United States of the Dan
ish West Indies. Mr.. Seward shows that he
made the prouostion to purchase those Islands
with the au horlty and approval of President
Llucoln. The first sum named by the Danish
Minister as an equvalen emit for tn Islands was
twenty-five millions, but subsequently his gov
eminent receded considerably IN their demand
and agreed to receive the amount stipulated in
the treaty.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25
Maine Legislature.
Especial dispatch by International Line.]
GRNAnn

Especial dispatch by International Line.j
SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 23.-Papers from the House
disposed of in concurrence
Read and assigned Bills an act to incor-
porate the Knox Trotting Park Assoelation'
an act 10 incorporate the Liberal onris'iah
Association of Pennington; an act 10 lncor-
parate the Oropo Manufacturing Company;
an act to extend the time for the completion
of the Portland and Rochester Railroad.
Pissed TO be en2rossed Bill an act to
amend the charter OF the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company; resolve In favor of VIM.
DAVIS.
Mr.. Luddeu presented bill an act to amend
section 81 of chapter 113 OF the revised stat
utes relating to the support OF debtors, which
wa, once read, the rules being suspended, and
to IN orrow assigned.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Cram, Ordered, That the
Committee on the Judiciary be directed to In
Quire into the expediency of so amending the
laws relative to the taxation OF shares In Ma
tional Banks as to make the shares owned by
persons where residence is unknown, taxable
in the city or town where the bank is located.
On motion oil Mr.. Lyman, Ordered, That the
Committee ON LEGAL Reform be instructed to
inquire into the expedency of further legisla.
tion so as to extend the time Of voting for indi-
viduals known as town paupers for longer
term than three months from time such aid is
received, unless the person helped shall re
tund to the town the amount he may have re-
ceved for the six months next preceding the
time designated by law for the town, State and
National election.
Passed to be engrossed-Bills an act to re-
peal chapter 5S2 of the laws of 1868 relating
to the taxing of cod fish in Frenchman's Bay;
an act to set off certain lands from Drew plan
talon and annex the same to the town OF
PrentIss; an act relating 10 wards in the city
of Bangor; resolve in favor uf MIcajah II.
Dudley.
The report of the Committee on State Print
ing ard Binding came from the Senate the
contract approved, and on motion of Mr.. Gram
laid on the table.
The committee on the part of the Senate, to
whom was referred so much of the Governors
message as relates to the prohibitory liquor
law, was Joined by the House. AS joined by
that branch it is as follows: .Messrs. Ludden,
Ness or and Bolster of the Senate, and Whid-
d n, Oak, Stone, Hincks, league, Goss and
Case of the House Adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-25
e u IL D p e /.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. A-violent debates took
place in the House of Parliament last We on
the question of mill tax, the collection of which
has lately caused so much riotous agita ion
The action of the Government was severely
denounced by the opposition.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-The Chinese Embassy to-
day had an audience with the Emperor Napo
leon. They proceeded to the palace OF the
TuIleries, where they were received with the
courteseS usually extended to diplomatic rep
resentau es of high rank, but without militia Y
honors, and were ushered into the presence OF
the Emperor. The latter was accompanied by
the Prince Imperial and by tn Marquis De la
VaIlette, the Minister of War; Mr.. Burlip-
game, addressing the Emperor, sac he hoped
France would receive China as a sister. Fir ,nce
bad hitherto enjoyed all the privileges accord
ed by China TO the European powers China
now took upon herself the duties of civiliza
ton and of International courtesy. The EN-
peror. 10 reply, expressed his satisfaction al
seeing China take such great step, and said
he would be pleased to cooperate with her
representatives. He referred to the CONNER
cial advantages likely TO arise from closer rela-
tions, and concluded with neral cougratu
lation. All the members of the Embassy we Z
pleased with their reception, when the Mar
quis De la Vallette personally introduced Mr.
Blu Dgame The Emperor expressed his as
tonishment a. finding an American acting as
an EmDaSSad0r OF emma, to which MIR. Bur
lingame replied in happy manner, and long
conversation eDsued between the Emperor
and the chief ambassador. Messrs Brown
and Deschamps, the secretaries of the L aga
ton, were then prese nted to the Empe or,
after which Mr.. Brown forma ly la in the
hands of the Minister of War the credential-
of the En- bassadors from the Emperor OF
China. When this ceremony had heen ner-
to- med the interview terminated. The En-
bassadors W re subsequently received by the
Empress Engenia, when Mr.. Burlingame took
occasion 10 convey he fluctuations of the En
peror Of China to Her Majesty ard to the i'm
perial family
The Gaulois says the Greek Government has
rejected the declaration of the conference OF
Paris.
SPAIN. lIa
MADRID, Jan. "a. 1t is announced on official
authority that the provisional Cover menl,
believing that it truihtully iDterprets the feel
ing of the nation, cannot acc, pit any PROPOSE
tion for the cessation of the island o. Cuba.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 23.-Admiral Hobart
Pasha has sailed with his feet from the harbor
of SYRIA, the Governor of the island having
promised that the steamer Enosis shall not be
permitted 10 leave the port.
The Vireroy OF Egypt has offered the Sultan
an army OF $4,000 men and feet in the event
of q war,