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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

Fm1.-About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing tho premises on the west side OF Coming
atrcct few doors above Wentworth, were dis
oovored to be In DANES. and though tile alarm
mas promptly sounded, the dre had attained some
headway before The arrival OF the engines. The
hrc originated In kitchcn owned by Mr.. Anckcr,
and that with an adjoining dwelling and outOuild-
ings, owned and occupied Ivy Mr. John Zanoga,
Werc partially consumed Though the houses in
ms neighborhoOd were OF wood, AMI the burning
sskes were carried some distance from the nre,
yot tho lromcn succeeded In combining the namcs
TO tho buildings aforementioned. Mr.. Zanoga
lost his furniture and large sum in Bank Of the
State bills. The buildings were Insured In the
agencies OF hessrs. Colburn & Howell.
While at the Ore Mr.. Ives Edgerton. q member
Of tho VIgilant Firc Company. was struck on the
shoulder by falling timber and seriously Injured
Though inscnsblc for time, he is not considered
I'm danger.
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BUSINESS ENvu.orgX NEWS lob Office
Is now prepared to furnish good onvciopcs with
Ousiilts1s cards printe1 thereon al S4 per thous-
and. SEND your orcgrS. B,rry merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION. The re-
port vi tile receipts ami expenditures or This
elation for tho month or November. 1859, consists
OF the following amounts, viz: Balance, 50 So;
saesroom account, SEQ 25; donations, $50. To-
tal, si10 o. Cash paid, s1I4 20; balance on hand,
81 OF. Amount OF ordered work during the
monLh, S2s 20.
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MASONIC ELECTION. thn anniversary
meeting OF Franklin Lodge, No. &C. A. +. H., the
following officers we're elected 10 for The en-
suing year: Frog. I. W. Glenn. W. IT,; j. L. Burke
g. W.; &. IL. Rodgers. }. w; q. ". Stiles, treas.
urGri William Roy, secretary; J. M. Singleton, S.
d.; .. Ii. wilson, J. L.; Hiram Harris ana John
wingntc, stewards; r. T.. O'Nealc, ory1nlst; l.. +.
Meyer tyler
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CHANCE oY SCHEDULE ON TIE KiNu SrRnHr
LIHs.-Thc City Railway Company have recent
y placed n new car mo. 81 OH tho King street
Hnc, and have atucndcd tho schedule on that
route 40 "a 10 reduce the Interval between tho
CARA 10 eight minutes. Tile new car Is more
roo;ny than those FIRST placed OF this line, and Is
similar To No. :, which preceded 1t.
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MoeEi. k5rADiiSiIHENr.--Wc inviic The nj
t'ution q! lie fricntls OF rtG HBws in the city anu
throughout tho State tU The cNCcilcn. facilities
which our o!'.cc enjoys for The pTo'up: execution
OF all kinds III Book AMI lob Printing. Fully pro-
vidc'i with new type and machinery OF The latcs.
anu most approved pattern, aud having Il large
aid carefully selected stock OF cards, envelopes
ana papers OF al qualities. THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prepared To fill oylors fur every description
OF plain anu ornamental printing in tho very best
manner and 1T rates at lraSt as low IN any other
establishment III the Southern States. Call at
Tng Nyws building tup stairs) and examine OR
scale Of prices ard specimens OF our work.
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CRUMBS There WAS quits i stampede OF
the "f,noy" at y horse race MP the s.ci! roal on
Tuesday evening. T.ia horses wor' ail animated
with desire "a leave, aud iefi uaa7 .: ;he:r yes!
cics behind them.
The SwCdenb0rsinl minister iccturcd agaiu last
night at the Unitarian Church. though shc audi.
cncc WAS somewhat slim.
Mr.. a. u. Miller, the Hes.o- OF printers ana the
chronoogist OF Lhc period, announces tha! his Al
manac, which has been household companion
for several decades, Will be issued on The ilti In
slant.
Thc Humctt Circle OF Fcni:.niSln will meet this
evening, at tho lI!hcrnan Hall. Business 0t I'm
por.ancc viii be transacted. aai M early attend
ance Is requested.
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MNnrING OF TIE CU,.oRED BRIGNIArHRs.- :
The coIorcd brIckaycrs OF this city met OH Tues.
Gay evening at the Military Hal: anu organized 5
snoa by tho election Of nolton l.. .':ll president; /;
n. Il. Hamilton, vice president; A. Il. Aapinal',
secretary; Samuel Grant. treasurer. Thc meeting
then adjourned to meet Oh Friday, at the Military
Hull.
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Auction Saloa This Day.

J. I. Humphreys will ,'c:' at 10 O'clock, at
his O1lco, q fine pony.
John G. Minor 4 CO. wiz sell Ut 10 ouoGs, at
.hclr store. satinrts. clothing. Ic.
IA iinslow & Go. will acl IL: hclf-past 10
O'Clock, at their store susar and moi;rsscs.
Lowndps & t;rlmhai will sol at II O'Clock, n
thc Old Posini1cc. real estate.
A. O. McGillivray viii sell Il: II o'csSos, 81 thc
Old Post 0IfGc, real estate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The ladies' o: the Board
OF Control OF the Confederate Widows Home
would gratefully acknowledge the rcocpt OF one
ton Of coal from Gr. II. =. Baker; one load OF
wood from Mcssrs. J. q. and il. q. Martin, n
monthly donation; Mrs. Croft, Crcenvil,c, box
OF green and dried apples.
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l'uNOrUAL ArrENDANcE.-At tho last moet-
ing Of Council the Mayor urged tho Aldermen to
he mora prompt In their attendance, or he should
oall Council to order ut the appointed hour, and
Tno quorum appeared within twenty minutes.
the meeting would he dismissed This Is an old
rule and has always bcea enforced until the ad.
vent OF the new regime. The present board do
not assemble until fully hour after the appoint
cd time, and should bo made to adhere to the
rules that govern the body.
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l,nOwN'S BRONCHIAL. TRoUMss. WHEN allow
cd 10 dlss0lvc In iho mouth, have i di.cc. innu-
cncc to tho affected parts; the SoDthlng cfcCt to
tho mucous lining OF The wndpipc auaya puimO-
HatJ iriiiuLivu nnd gives relief IN coughs, oo;ds.
snd She varous throat affections TO which public
speakers and singers are liable.
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PERsoNAI.--M Shnck, editor and propric-
Tor Of the Earnwcil Journal, is now In this city,
ani WIN yisl. our merchants In behalf OF his pa
per. TIC lnpeu ias an extensive circulation and
is ono OF the best advertising mediums in the
country.
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---a--@-s-------------
by LOlYNDES l. GRIMBALL.
BUILDING LOTS ON NRl!TLEDGE AVE
ID NUE.: NUNAN AND PAYNE STtEKTS

Will bc sold THIS DAY, Dcccmbrr 0. at tho
Oh POSiocc, al II o'clock,
LOTS OIL west side Rt; ledge avenue one door
norm ol Hmhan street. each ~ feet. by 2l5 feet
deep.
Lots On north side Nunan street, each 40 feet,
by l31.
Lois on east side Paync street two 40 feet by
ITO. and one 30 feet by ai5.
Tcrms-Gne.third cash: balance secured by
bond AMI mortgage In one and two years pur-
chaser 10 pay for papers ami stamps. PIsts may
he Office. dnco
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tOR THa HOLIDAYS. Cheap chr0m0, hnc
photographs, handsome picture frames, y large
stock of alhuins-chcapcr than she oh eapoat, =.
q. g. lighters, No. Igi King street.
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a.: A. g. McGii.iETishY,
Auctlnncrr.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
TX fARrE = W. PALMER. A;,aiiNiS'rlsATOR or
iOl!N PALIEE. DECEASED.


VII. nc sold. in front cf the Old PosloNIcc,
THIS DAY, the ?ti daY a.. Dt-Tmbcr, ~ II
o'cluck Il. E.,
The following TRACrS or LAND in ST. sLt,ph-
ell t':!I E.li. C!Iai icn.oh County,
All that TRACT OF LAND known IN tic Evans
Tract ar cypress Lake. containing. l0N0 acrcs,
more" az less: buttinn AMI ionntiing TO the north
on Little Wall Eye swamp" south on the Tract
En"wn as :hc Kcatly Tract. cio: on lands nor or
Palmer.
All that TRACT or LAND known ~ tho KcatIy
or Calpitt Tract, containing S!Gt. acres, more or
less; hntiilrg ami buunding north uIi Lands OF
Rodgers, cast oi, Lands 0f Evans, south on Lands
o. Johns6lI and Evans, AMI west Oh Rev. A.
Murruy's Land.
All that TRACT or LAND known as The Cox
Tract. continuing IS acres. more less; butting
AM, hDundinr north ~" l.anls OF y. It Iians,
cast on Lands Formerly ul fucrry. yves. on Lands
formerly OF Cairt, anil sout Oh Lands formerly
uf Catvit.
All That TRACT or LIND tnUwu MS Poplar
I'M, iorlncriy or Roman. cont iiinins 2io acres,
lnnicn less, ai per survey ~ d. Shepherd, dated
5h March, lshj.
All that TRACT or LAND known rs the John
so! l:tmii containing about ~. acrtsi; batting
anu bounding nnrthraSi ou Lands nt John Palm
cr, southeast o; Lands "f Nils SARAH Johnson
anu - :n:i,i, aE'l northwest Oh Lands Of 9. e.
Mct.y.
Trrins--onc,alf cash; rnlnc. II, enc and two
So!I, w.iu III crci. ~ seven pei C"at., payable
annually. Purchasers 20 i.ry ~. papers ana
STAMPS. H. ~. II. EATEEY
iicc9 y a. G.
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MHl.RE'a hIhASAG for 1870 will DO ready for
delivery by the I'm December, 1859. Orders sup
pied Il. Pogartie's BOOK Depository. and at A. M.
Williams & Brother, publishers, No. Broad street,
mp stairs. rricc per single copy, Ten Cents.
deco
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KIN GLOVES, "nEAuS' AND Gf.oARs.--I. u.
l,cud & Go. invite tho attention OF The Ladies'.
THIS DAY, to 4 new lot Of beautiful "hrabs'' OF
Iicdoulnes, from 50 10 siS cachi Black Cloth
Cioaks, 81 TO S25; also, Harris "SeRmless' black
Kill noycs. al sizes. tRoi TO 81 and Colorcd Kid
Gloves in variety. dcOs 9
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A BASH BALI. RECORD.-Tho Ice Base Ball
Cub, which was organized in July lust, nnd has
played four match gaincs besides innumcrablc
friendly contests, shows, in the four matches, ~
total number Of 81 runs As outs, and ny
cntChes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09

J. 4, w. Knox will scll on Wednesday, and
Thursday next, n InrSn lut OF useful and oraa-
mental articleB from tho MNaOnic Pair.
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TnB CHEAPEST YRr.-The NEWS Job Office is
now printing bill-hcals in the best style ard on
fine paper, at 81 81 per thousand. Merchants think
of
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Saroware. Gutlern, &e.
AND HOII.OWWARE,
IA or DIRECT lAr0ETATi0H,
NOW LANDlNG YER SrEAMEE MANHONA.

E'wcl!'s HOES Bra''Cs' Crown Planters, Siccl
Hoes and u.llcr takers.
Siin,icr iiOlts, Smiths riccs. Corn slilks
FRY lArH, iraSS ana Iron Pcnicrs.
tarrOnwarr, consisting. pr Ovens ana extra.
Covcra. from To ~ inch. Potts. qii:lrt 10 90 rni.
Ions. Spiders. x TO ~ inch, All in line order
s;Hdccrs' Ivory Handle Knives; Sc.s;uri
Aud an hlnd fine assortment OF Rnlldnrs Hard.
ware. Plantation Tools. ana Agricultural. implc.
mrnts
hlsu. hf.cntS for thn DODGE'S rEnpEGr
PEOUGiiS. aud Iillcrbr's Trauap,antcrs
FOR bale 1T low prices bY
=. Il. MhlsiiIhbi,
Sign or the Golden i.un
dcc9 tiHtHth';I No. :il0 Kin. strC,...
DIG RON! Pro IRON!
75 tons No. I BNGI.lSiI pla IRON
- tona No. GcnXtruUCh III! Iron
For sale 10y RhVENS, T. CS).
6ec9 q
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BY LOWNDES Il GRiMBALI..
HOUSE No. is SMITH srEEEr.

III
VIII 1c sold THIS DAY December 0, al the
OH PoStol!cG, nj II O'Clock,
The HOUSE AND LOT, Il; the northeast corner
0f Smith and Montague streets, known ~ No. IL
Snilih street. The House contains eight square
rooms pantry and aiilcS. All the necessary out
buildings and ciStcrn OH the premises. Lot mea-
surcS 50 feet on Montague AMI llj feet on Smith
street.
Terms-onc-thirl cash: baiancn in ono and two
wears. secured by bond and mortgage. PrOperty
10 he insured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO
pay for papers and STAMPS deco
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Iy YOU WANT CnEAP POTATOES, go ~ VIM.
Reach d Co., corner East piy and Ad8er'a
wharf.
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NUS HSs NorIC sS.

CAhAsIns and goldiinchoe, and fancy cages,
fcf salo nt No. I0s King street
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Gl,ldnelnI.
--a--S
1--WE THOUSAND DoLLARs.

Wanted employ nicnt for The ahoye amount,
together with tic services Of an experienced ac-
cotlntant ami thorough husicSs man.
Address, care NEUFr,Ll.E & HANNAH,
dcc4 stut,4t Nc. 0 Iiroati strr,t
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Elun CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.

TSNLlR CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD
PArESTRD
GEORGE WATT, RICiAOND, VIRGINIA
The bcst Ftillow, subsoil, Dltchin!s and CuIliya
ting PLOUGH. Superior to all otherB by actual
tost, being; adapted 10 every soil. and DOING Tho
hoe and plough work without choking.
For sGlc oL manufnciory prices, freight s,li,.l
Icy :. L. ADGER & CO, Agents.
M. q. Iinst Bay, Charleston, $. e.
Also on hand. q large assortment ot other
llonghs, Corn Shelters. Hay Cutters, and hgri0ul-
tural Implements Of all kinda oo,3o stuth
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UF MiI-LINENf GOODS,
~ MIS-. NJ. j. XE!sEnw'S. No. sol HING ST.
Having just retained from, hew York, would re,
apco.fuy call The attention OF the Ladies 10
large and handsome assortment of MILLINERY
GOODS, Including Dress trimmings and Paper
Patterns. Cionks Oh haad and randc 10 order.
rrcssmaking attended To as usual. Country
orders solicited and promptly llled.
octi1 tnthS5nlOS
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fiJ~PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
Pile REMEDY positively cures Oomedoncs, fBaId
Heads or Grubs) also Red. White and iIalterated
rlmplcs on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
Now York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
dccA SnoS
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CITY A T F A RS
BIoctinSs This Day.

Washington lodge, att I. n.
cundsohaftsbunl, NJ 8 y. ri.
rsmnctt Circle, ut half.past r. n.
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Heads or Grubs) also Red. White and Nalterated
rlmplcs on the faco. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
Now York Sold by Druggists everywhere.
dec8 3mos
.sz1- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline In
Man. tho treatment OF Nervous and Physical DC.
blity, &c.
''There Is no mombcr OF society by whom this
book win not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds tho relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Cicrgyman."-Medical Tmes and Gazette.
Sent by mall OR receipt o. hfiy cents. Address
the Author, DR.. r. DIR. CURTIS. Washington,
u. Z: spri1 Tyr
5.i- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors OF Youth ani tic Polilcs OF A, In rc,a.
tion 70 Marriage and Social Eyils, Wit: ha,mnp
hamh for Tic cr.lng and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed iettor envelopes fran OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box T., Philadelphia
Ia. sept.5 a,nos
5so>THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA. DYsESTERY AND DIAH.
RIitEA cORDlAL.-This article, so well known
and highly priced throughout tile Southern States
as Sovereign Eomedy for the abave diseases,
now offered to the whole country.
It Is Invaluable TO every lady, both r.arrha a ami
single.
No family Gun AFFORD to be without 1t, and none
Will to whom Its virtues are known
For sale BY all Druggists and general desiers
D0WlE a NOISE,
octlf 3mnsDAC EenernI Agents
g8- TO CONSUMPTIVEA- AID
VERTlsER, having been restored to health In
few weeks. by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with = severe lung aiico
ton, and that dreadful disease, consumption, is
anxious TO mako known to lila fellow sufferers the
meanH OF cure
To oil who desire IL, he will send . copy or the
prescription used trrco Of olErgNl with tho dIrec
tions for preparing and using tito SAME, which
they will nnd n EURx CURE pnR OossvurTi0s.
AsrinA bn0ACnITIa, &c. The object Ul the AL.
vcftlsor In Sen'iiug the Prescription II to i,cc,
cne airls'cn, ana spread Information which he
Cnoeipca 10 he iuv0iuahlc; ant lie hopes every
sufferer Will try his remedy, m IL will cost thc,n
nothlng. anh may prove u blessing.
lartles Wishing the prescription. viii please ad
dress tsy. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York. nOvo anoa
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ttliIIi,lrrr, t:aurn d5oubs, &c.

IL y I. l. @ Il N N G
OF MILLINERY GOODS,
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Anction 5ulee-. CHS pun.
Dy JOHN T.. aii.ii;is & co.

TpLiCK Strfl,iHrS. CLOTHING, BUCK
"a GhuH!Ln1'S AID BED ElANH.'IS, ON
ACCOUNT UF ALL C>JNGEi.lli;D.
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On WILLOW ST., HoBoKEN BETWEEN IsT AND I'd
~ sts.-A respectable young married woman wet
respectable family, In either city or country
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A IA0LillRG iiGl-hI IN CHURCH.

from the Uincinnau Gazette Nov. 49,
A Remarkable incident occurred last evening 90
The Tltst rrcsbjtcnan church, during the
delivery OF mo forcihc eefnon TO young
men OF the Gev. G. I. thompson on
zine Inheritance Of Sin" Toward the close Of
his DISCOURSE when nc was dwelling on the abiding
character OF our youthful SINS and the manper III
which they seemed 10 DO forgotten he said IN q
very impressive manner that Cod could bring them
back and shake their gaunt fingers IN Their yId
faces. AT this Young man rose IN the back part
Of tho house, and startled the congregation by
exclaimibg, yes, am tue man " He then
proceeded mp the main aisle sobbing az he
went and calculating, 90 Christians, pray for
mo-" The young man Sill advanced with an UNI
steady step, talking inconereny, until he was per-
baps two. thirds tie distance TO the pulpit There nc
was Kindly arrested by ono OF the officers OF tho
church AMI taken quietly into convenient pew,
where be renamed during the sermon, sobblag aud
occasionally making some exclamation that could
not be understood.
From the time ne made his appearance uutll ho
was comparatively quiet In his seat Mr. Thompson
paused IN ha discourse; the congregation, that
moment turned IA the direction OF the strange spec
tlcjc became ~ fixed rs II cut IN marble; ~ QUOT
Ike the grave pcrvadcd the assembly, only Droken
by the suppressed means OF the stricken man. and
continued until the speaker resumed his DISCOURSE
Few persons have ever Witnessed 40 thrilling au cpl
sode In q religions bDdy.
After tho benedictlon several gcntlcJoep remained
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E y r o P E..
A Herald Correspondent in Special Inter-
view with Victor Hago.
The Poet on the Situation ON the
Continent.


1ha tunard mail steamship Russia tak tain Lott
from liverpool on the eth aud Queenstown On the
,tn Of DECEMBER arrived at this porn yesterday after
noon, bringing our special correspondence and IA
newspaper mall report nom Europe dated TO her
day OF SAILING rom England.
The Paris journals OF the Oh Inst. note the advent
Of the reoeat serious attack or Illness To ug Victor
Emanuel thus
King Vc.or Emanaei, III Consequence vi sud
den chli has been aieelea by an md sposition
severe enough TO warrant the ODiasdt GuEefte pub
fishing bletin Of the state OF his Malesty's health.
Baron beust Officially coniradctei the report OF
his approaching return Vienna on account OF the
grave events in Damatia. The Chancellor viii re-
turn with the Emperor Francis Joseph.
The OGlciot messenger or Odessa atnoances that
a shock oil earthquake which lasted a seconds
took place at Sebastopoi.
The Inauguration of the first railway constructed
In Walacha, from Bucharest 20 Gulrgogo. took
place In presence OF the representatives of the
foreign Powers The llne which is not quite twenty
miles il length, was commenced in 1888, so that the
third miles per annunl.
The Empress OF the French arrived the lst inst.
at Louqsor, where her Majesty met the French and
German sayants whom tho Yiceroy had invited 10
visit Egypt.
The Emperor of Austria returning from Constan-
tnople spent November at Athens, ana was 10
embark next day for Jana. Thence he win VISIT The
Holy Places, ana, going back to 5afa, embark on
the 18th Of November for Port sad
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GE.RMAN Y.
The King OF Pras sia on RcIiaioas Thanks
r..fur.

The King OF Prussia on Religions Thanks.
giving.
The King OF Prussia, wnen at Badcn-Baden lately,
Issued the ioliowin lug aecree:--
the great movements which IN our age are making
themselves felt IN the religious life boh Of nations
and individuals, and arc pressing forward to de-
clsion ana the tasks they impose on tho Protestant
Churcn OF our country, arc apparent 10 all and al
II is therefore my win that day be set apart in tile
Protestant Churches Of my country for special
prayer tiiat God may pour out His blessing on the
ton OF our church, aud 10 implore Him to protect
tue Protestant Church IRON all dangers that
threaten IT, anu 70 strengthen the ties which unite
Its members to each other and to the Church Univcr
sal. have appointed the 10Th OF November, the
birthday OF Dr.. Martin Luther Tor this purpose, and
hereby commission tho Minister and the highest
ecclesiastical authorities Of Prussia TO make the ne
cessaTy arrangements WILLIAM.