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Interesting Foreign News.
AUSTRIA

VIENNA, July q. - Baron Won
Beust, to-day. received the Budget
Committee of the Hungarian Delega-
ton, and made an important address.
He said the relations between Austria
and France had been On the best
possible footing ever since Austria
relinquished the Italian territories,
and the interests and intentions of
the two countries were identical.
Alluding to the Eastern policy, he
said he would net insist on the pro-
gramme Of 1867, but leave it to the
option Of Turkey to follow his counsel
regarding his concession to the Chris
tians on this point. He would bring
no pressure to bear. He declared that
he bad honestly striven to establish
more cordial relations with Prussia,
but his efforts not having been met
IN similar spirit, he had been un-
successful. He closed with a strong
defense Of the general policy of the
l Imperial Government. The Prime |
s speech was received with |
great satisfaction
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gfafpmnuf

OF Receipts and Expenditures of
the County Treasury from June
1st, 1868, to Juns 1st, 1859, on
Account of VandsrblTgh County.
Indiana for County Purposes.
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sTEgF, F5fT,nY63wlWrlT.

COruer of Effth and sfzfIs Rfs..
3LGN of BIG HkkLECILNG' LAVT.tI1 IS.
80 LEASAAEs airy rooms clean. COM
- Portable beds, with excellent board 81
per week. or single meals 35 cents lodgings
20 cents. The best the market Chords wi IN
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and CataWba wine 0f tho
kretcnmar farm viii be thankfully receive
cd and promptly attended 10.
ieSd8m JOHN q. SCTtWEIZTH.
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Law CARDS.
LEE DINKELSPIkL.

Formerly of Louisville. Kentucky,
ATEOR EY AT LAW
Third street. between Main and Locust,
Evansville, Indiana. Business promptly
attended to. Special attention paid TO
collections. 5e29 I'm
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 27.-During
a thunder storm near Rondout, this
afternoon, the lightning struck one of
the houses of the Washington Ice Co.,
destroying that and four others. They
were all filed with ice. The loss is
heavy.
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THE indianapolis Journal says
Hon. DAVID MCDONALD, U. s. Dis
triet Judge, lies very seriously i'll at
his residence in that city. On Sun
day it was not thought possible for
him to recover, but Monday night he
was more comfortable, and his speedy
return to usual health is confidently
looked for.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July IA fault has been
discovered in the 1866 cable, 130 miles
from VaIentia.
Gladstone is sick, and was unable
to attend the House of Commons last
evening. Parliament has been pro-
rogued to the 10th of August.
LONDON, July 27.-The steamships
City of Boston, Hauser and Malta,
from New York; Berlin, from Balti-
more, and Hibernan, from Quebec,
have arrived out.
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NEW York, July 27.-The Cuban
Junta announces officially that the
report of dissensions among its mem
bers. and change in the Presidency,
are false,
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Soldiers, Alnnnmpnt

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 27.-The SOL
diers' monument lately erected in
Hallowell, was dedicated to-day. The
ceremony consisted of reading the
scriptures, prayer, singing and an
oration by General Hubbard, of New
I ork. A large concourse of citizens
and members ofthe army participated.
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respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii be open for VisitOrs
the 1st Of June.
FEHHEsE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
- nine miles north Of SHOALS STA
road, Ia q very romantic and picturesque
region, aDoundlng in game apd hshi as
Well as mineral and botanical specimens
and indian Relics. Tho famous JUG
ROCK, a natural e uiosity of great inter
est, STANDS near tht road ol the way 20
The Mineral Water Is considered by
many persons as the most Valuable ~ ans
in the Vests White buipnuIf Black 6ul-
phur, Sui uIphO-ChalybBat Cha ybeete, and
Fresh Water--and in abuudNnee.
Analysis by Or. owen OF one or the
springs shows the following properties.
iFree SuIphuretted Hydrogen Inrborafe
of Magnesfa, SUI phate Mngueain, Eilieia--
small quan,tii G5is.IDonlc Aeid Gas r
trace, Cnlorlde S0uiufns bulphaie OF Soda,
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate OF Lime. Chlo-
ride POtnsslurn--sma quantity, Alumiun
mali quantity.
For the superiority OF the Water ag "a
curative agent ana delicious Summer bev-
eragei reference need only be made 20 the
thousands VINO nave used 10. It has been
found especially ehicacious FOR Dyspausla
IN all its fOrnss for an diseases OF the
stomach Bowels, Kidneys, Eyes, Skin;
Tor DrOpsy, Neuralgia, syphilis Hheuma-
tisnn, Scrofula, and an chronic cases, as lt
IS an active and emclent ALTEHATIvn
Warm, Cold, and Tepid Shower ana
Tub Baths Furnished or the
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and Saloon are ia
charge OF Mr.. CarmOdy, Of Evansville,
who VIII be pleased 10 cater 10 the tastes
and enjoyment of all his old friends, aud
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence.
Daily hacks viii convey passengers %
and from the Springs, connecting with the
trains both ways on the OHIO and Missls-
sippi Railroad at Shoals station. Hacks
viii also run between Bedford on tho
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago hall-
road, and TIE Springs.
Hack charges from Shoals 10 the Springs
reduced 10 q 90.
The place, with seven hundred acres la
fOr sale or lease for torn of yei4bs
June II, dtlHtaug
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THElRichmond Whig, leading or
gan Of the Southern Democracy, cuts
the acquaintance of It's old political
associates in the North, saying:
" What we have done has been done
without their aid, and in spite of their
opposition. We are more indebted to
President GRANT than to all North
ern Democrats put together for cur
deliverance. Let Us alone!"
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The Proprietor Of ths Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii be open for visitors
the 1st Of June.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

open Tor Lock Boxes............6 Am. to u pm.
Glass Boxes q Gen. Delivery 7 An. to 7P.M.
Money Order d Registry
g. .'...-'''.--...... .....-... An. 10 Pm.
'esin Departme ment......,....,. An, to pm.
deliveries ciosed from 10 to 10 40 AN. and
rom 1910 to 20 PM. for Railroad Mails.
SUNDATs.-Look Boxes..6 m. TO 9.s0 A. N.
Glass Boxes & Gen. Deliv-
80 to 80 AN.
No business transacted at Cashiers once
on Sunday. .rgL
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THE Western Union Telegraph
Company is a poverty stricken corpo-
ration. The last monthly report of
receipts and expenditures shows the
Expenses Ss7 36t 64
At this rate for a year the net pro-
fits would be two millions four hun
dred and twenty-four thousand dol
lars. a very fair return on the capital
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VIM. REAVTs.

u. -. Claim n gem.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
Office on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 9j1z lover Keiloi's Gun Store)
Evansville, Ind. sepIg '65 -
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DAnY JOURNAL


JOHN SooTr has the Hearth and.
Home for July 31st. 1t is an excel
lent number.
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invested: or at least it would be In
anv other business than telegraphy.-
T39i1aap03iS Journal.
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The Terre Haute Erpress says It
is supposed that the Attorney Cen
eral of the State will give his opinion
this week in favor of the Immediate
admission Of colored children to an
equal participancy with white chill
dren in the benefits of public school
money. We don't know upon what
information.the supposition is based.
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New YoRK IS still threatened with
yellow fever. There are still num-
Der OF cases on board the sloop of
war Saratoga, lying in the lower bay,
and it is feared that by some means
the terrible disease may be commu
nicated to the city, Notwithstanding
every precaution is being taken by
the authorities to prevent its intro
duction. The Saratoga was formerly
Of the North Atlantic squadron. but
the fever breaking out on board last
Spring at Havana she was ordered to
Northern waters by Admiral HOFF.
She Immediately proceeded to New
York, where she has been quarantined
ever since. Tweaty- five persons have
died on board of her since her ar.
rival in quarantine.
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Railroad Notice.

slff 5DOd ~
VICTOR BIsCH, A. VIC.
Evansville, JuEe 1T, 1869 -jy27 DIST w3t
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The places in Indiana where the
eclipse will be total are Corydon,
Harrison County, and Washington,
Daviess County. At Evansville the
eclipse will commence at All and
ends at 6:15 P. NJ at Indianapolis the
time is two seconds later. There will
be very great interest throughout the
State.
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A CALL for a convention Of all rail
road companies between Newfound-
land and the Pacific, will soon be is
sued, the session to be held in Oswe-
go, New York. The objects of the
convention are not yet stated, but it
is probably to adopt tariff of fares.
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1881.
Time of Opening and Closing Malls.

STANDARD TIME, POsT-oFFIcE CLOCK. RreFr-
LATED BY RAILROAD TIME.
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) eliUeiy. MAILS SENT TWICE A CLOSING.
DAY.
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AT last there is a Democratic State
Convention which constructs . plat
form without mentioning the Fif-
tecnth Amendment This surprising
exploit was performed last week at
Des Moines, by the Democracy OF
Iowa. They denounce the Maine
Liquor Law, high protective tariff,
and so on, but laid a resolve against
the Amendment upon the table.
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W heato nviIle, Me-
cnanlcsYllle, McCutch-
ahNllie ana Elberheld--
Saturdays.
80. WendelIs, st. Jo-
seph, Armstrong and
Kasson-Saturdays.
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GALLANT CoNDUCT OF PRESIDENT GRANT'S
SoS FREDERICE.-At Laurel, Md, Wednes.
duy afternoon, while the sons OF DIR. Sharpe
ibrother-in-law of General Grant,, Marshal
of the District of Columbia, were bathing
in the Patuxcnt river, near that place, III
company with their young cousins, Masters
Grant and Dent, who were on a visit to
the family of Marshal Sharpe, quite Il SER,
Gus accident happened. Dent Sharpe, a
very intelligent and promising young LAD OF
eleven years Of age, was noticed struSgiin$
in the water. and while struggling he called
ont that he was drowning. His father heard
his cries, and hastily commenced TO dlsrobe,
in order to Jump in and save his son, but
ere he could get to the scene, Fred: Grant,
who had Just come from west Iolht, gal
Iantlv Jumped into the river, without at
tcm1iting TO pull off even his boots, ahd
~rasped the hair Of the unfortunate boy,
who was going down for the third time.
With unusual presence of mind, ana an eX-
ertion of the extraordinary physical strenSen
for which he is famous, Fred. was enabled
to bring Young Sharpe in safety to the
shore. 1t was most gallant act, ana one
for which the young soldier deserves the
utmost praise. He was made quite hon OF
in Laurel OH that evening, but, with charac-
teristic modcsty, sought to evade the atten'
lions that were forced upon him for his
heroic conduct Washington Star.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News,

WASHINGTON, July 9.-President Grant
has expressed to several gentlemen his salts
faction with the result and qualification at
the peacefulness Of the election in Virginia.
The proclamations for the Mississippi and
Texas elections are expected to-day. Gene
rails Ames and Reynolds will be instructed
against partiality toward either party in the
| prelminaries.
The Georgians here are urging the esta-
bliShment of an asylum for aged and infirm
negroes in that State, to be partially sup
! ported by the United States Government.
Itis stated that General Howard supports
the scheme.
| The laboratory building at Macon; Ga, is
officially transferred to the Georgia Agricul-
tural Society to hold until January LIST.
| The revenue receipts to-day arc $500, 900.
General \. =. Banks has gone to Europe.
Governor Flanders, of Louisiana, is at
| Wizards Hotel.
The British Legation is spending the sum-
mer at Newport.
Secretary Fish has returned to the city.
| Minister Motley has neither made nor re-
ceived propositions regarding the Alabama
claims.
Major Wotford and Mr.: jerks, of Missis-
sippi, visited the President to-day. They
have assurances Of utter impartiaiity in the
approaching elections, so far as the Admin
lstratiOn Is concerned; and have assurances
that the commanding General will be re-
strained from any show of partially. A
| free, unbiased contest between the people,
provided violence and ruffianism be avoided,
is all the Administration requires. 1t will
only interfere in behalf Of peace.
General John Cochrane will accept the
revenue collectorship of the Sixth New
York District. IF any national bank will
keep open for him, Secretary Boutwell, is
arranging to have Cochrane's deposits re-
ceived to the close of his business hours.
! The health of Secretary Rawlings is still
| feeble.
The election in Mississippi will probably
not occur until the fourth Tuesday in No
vember. This will bring it on after the
elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The
Texas election, it is thought, will be equally
remote.
The Cabinet session lasted to-day until 3
O'Clock. The discussion was spirited. Sec
rotary BoutwelPs policy favoring extreme
views regarding the partial retention of dis
| franchisement and delay until after the inn
portant northern elections, prevailed. The
| friends of Hamilton in Texas are indignant
at the proposed delay.
General Grant thinks Texas and Missis-
sippi will follow the lead Of Virginia.
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Domestic Mnrkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. July o.-Noon.-Stocks firm and
strong. Money. per cent. currency to gold
Sterling, 1923. Gold 1861 5-oO's 80. lali: North
Carolina s's sai asked; new, 81. Virginia o's,
old, 81; new, 81 Tennessee e's, ex-conpons' u
new, 81.
excited and sG6ic. better. Pork dull new, Sal:3I
0S3l.a Lard stcadier. Cotton dul! Mt 36tc.
Turpcntfne, 4e!6li3c. Rosin steady; strained com
mon. S2.2s good, $3.50. Freights firm.
Erenin1.-Cotton dull ut &c. lower: sales GOO
bales ut atc. Flour closed quiet State, 20
Sll.75. Wheat closed with the noon's advance
lost white southern. new, 90. Corn closed strong
Pork-New, S32. Other provisions steady. Gro.
ceries quiet and duh. Turpentine, 420423c. Rosin
unchanged. Freights hrmer.
Money qnet and easy Mt per cent currency, al
Sterling quiet at 1Osi@losi. Gold, lss. Stocks
unsettled. Governments steady. 5-20's 'e2, 1911
Southern securities heavy.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-Cotton steady. Flour nm
changed; low grades very firm: Wheat lower
prime to choice red, Sl.456S1.60: lower grades,
81. 556Sl.4O. Corn advanced; white, Sl.0?@sl. o.
yellow csc. Pork quiet at 1874. Bacon firm
Shoulders, l5c. Lard, la@2osc. Whisky, SIG
Sl.02.
CINCINNATI. July s.-Whiskey firm ut csc. Pork
unchanged and offered at $3.50 Bacon noml-
nally unchanged. Lard, lsc.
LOUISVILLE. July o.-Provisions firm. Mess
pork, T33. Shoulders, lac. : Clear sides, 1s3c'
Lard-Tierces, 1osc. Whiskey, csc.
ST. LOUIS, July o-Whiskey dull. Provisions
unchanged. Lard dull and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, July o. Cotton - Mlddlings-
323c sales 323c. Gold. 1864. New FORK sight, &C.
premium. Sugar frmcr: common, 1Osc.: prime,
i3}6la3c. Molasses-Choice fermenting, 6ic.
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The journeymen carpenters, at their meet
ing last night, distinguished themselves by
voting to insert in the constitution of their
association cat all proper places the word
white" in order to prevent the admission
of colored applicants.-Forney's Chronicle.
On the question of repudiating the pay
ment of United States bonds the city of New
York would to-day give 1000 minority
Nes5 York Democrat
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co,,ru CAROLINA RAILROAD CoNsoLIDA-
oooln roiun6ia. July S.-The Charlotte
Iio d contL CAROLINA and Columbia and Au;
anu oo ra;jroads we're this day consolidated
S nder the G, title of Charlotte, Columbia and
un ,'a,,st s,i RAILWAY Company. This arrange
AusuS, ,ates - continuous line from Char
1ntte to l,"s Augusta, 195 miles, and sh9rtens
the the distance between New York ana Au
,+usta sixty miles.
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MusIrIcESr Boston, July s.
Richard Fletcher, lately deceased, left re-
slduaIy legacy to Dartmouth College .esti-
mated at Sl00, 900; also, 500, 00s to the Bap-
list Publication Society of Philadelphia, the
income TO be employed in employing col
porters.
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MASSACHUSETTS AsT1-LIQUoR LAw.-Bos-
inn. July S.--The State constaouiapy airy, h anJ
commenced the seizure OF lager Deet a an
liquors in earnest. Among Inc Lnos' cor-
nortant is the stock OF Pian br9tae at, e1.
vaued at 81 200, mostly lager.
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Now York Items.

New YORK, July 9.-Goodwyn's tobacco
factory, in Brooklyn, was seized by the
revenue officers to-day.
No warrants have yet issued against the
brokers or money-lenders, but the grand
jury is still taking evidence. a large num-
Der of well-known brokers are summoned.
Smallpox has materially abated i'll this
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HAVANA. July 9.-rhc troops under Val
mazeda have captured the rebel entrenched
camps ut Nagua, together with Il powder
mill and quantity Of war material, forming
a complete arsenal
Captain-Gcncral De Rodas has issued a
proclamation closing all ports on the east
end of the island except Sagua, Caubarien,
NuevitaS, Gibara. Barcoa, Guallatomo, San
tiago dc Cuba, Manzanllo, Santa Cruz,
LoSa Trinidad, and Cicntucgos. Vessels and
their crews, if armed, engaged in bringing
tlibustcrs to Cuba, arc declared pirates.
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The rebels have no powder mill ut Nagu'
ISSURGEST ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Cuban par
tiSans have the following:
AdviccS from Nuevitas and Puerto Prln-
cipe to the 9th ultmo, and from Puerto
del Padre and Los Tuuas to the 10Th, say
there has been no movement OF 4 decided
character in either district. The Spaniards
have been reinforced at NuevitaS, and are
thus enabled to retain possession OF the
railroad from that city to Puerto Principe.
and give succotlr to the garrison of the lat
ter-named city. which is threatened by the
CubanS under General Quesada.
In the district Of Puerto del Padre there
have been several SkirmisheS. The health
the soldiers are well organized.
There is great anxiety to know the views
of the United States Government, and the
position it will occupy in the contest
The Navy Department has advices that
Luperon, with his gun-boat Talegrato, Is
moicsting American vessels i'll the Carib-
bean sea
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PATRIorDE IN New HAMPSHIRE Concord.
". H., July S.-Mr. Crawford, keeper of a
store in Lee, quarrelled with his son yester-
day, and struck him with an axe. The son
then seized gun and shot his father dead.
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Wv wycK's EM1GRANTs.-A San Fran
80 AN ,,oner of the 27th ultimo says a. con-
f fr,rt has been made in that city to supply
~ ' 00l, Chinese iaborers to be employed as
-''VVN A. in Tennessee. Announcer
,ontracteG for to
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Toreigu News.
GREAT BRlTAiS.

LoNpoN. JULY s.-Thc Times has another
editorial on the Irish Church bill to-day, i'll
which it SAYS: This bill must become law.
This session of Parliament must destroy
Protestant supremacy: establish religious
equality in Ireland. but not attempt to set
up Il multiplicity Of establishments. If the
ecclesiastical property Of Ireland is to be
Put ona permanent footing, we must recoS-
niI. these facts. and apply 50 much sur
plus IL may be necessary to supply home
>t"ads for ministers of the whole people"
The Wor7ung star (RadicaD says: 1.-The
British people have no right to indulge
peers Who irOnld deprive them OF the lux
ury Of being Just. Hardly one Of the amend
mcnts TO the bill agreed upon by the Lords
can he tolerated by the country
LoNnoN. July S.-Lord Darlington was
NJ before the police court to-day on Il
c'.arr" At assault and inviting MesSrS. Green
lill2 10 FIGHT djtCi: the trouble between
these gentlemen arose from certain articles
alleged TO be written by Murray. After cN-
animation. Lord Darlington was bound over
10 keep the peace. and held for trial on the
~"roud count. After these proceedings Il
ui>grarcfuI and remarkable scene occurred
IN the courtroom. The partisans of Muir
r.Y. who were present III great force, at
t"nlpied TO seize Il bundle Of papers which
had been stolen. In the melee which en-
sued blows were freely exchanged and the
MAGISTRATES table overturned. Twelve po-
iic"mcn were called in, who separated the
romhatants and restored order.
LoHDoS, July S.-Ihc Times observes
that the spirit III which the House OF Com
nlons have lately discussed the Trades
Mon bill speaks volumes for the effect OF
the impartial and exhaustive inquiry. The
Increased attention given TO the subject Is
no; effect of pressure Of union leaders upon
The LEGISLATURE. but is due 10 greater know
.dsr and wider experience OF members.
Although the hill is not likely to pass, the
principles il contains VIII form basis !or
Government measures next session, Wnich
will repeal i'll laws making combinations
Illegal, relieve WOrkmcn from special penal
lies for trades union offences, and bring
their tcuds within the provisions OF the
Friendly Societies act. Trades Unions will
rontiuue TO exist. whether protected by
Parliament or moi. True craftsmanship Will
EEK neither 10 augment nor reduce their
influence. but, accepting them as fact,
gyc them free scope for legitimate develop
mcnt.
Thr birmingham Chamber of Commerce
have pctitioncd against the trades UNION
bill on the ground that it tends TO remove
The means OF protection against lntlnloa-
uon, hitherto possessed by masters.
FRANCE.
pAnIS, July Notwithstanding Official
dcnia.l-, modification Of the French MN
i>iry is imminent. Rouhcr, representing
Tie system Of personal government, Is sure
'n retire, and give place TO new colliplii"-
non in accord with the principle OF pi'rlia-
mcntdry government.
The Emperor is said 10 lie willing to aDan-
don the arbitrary power which he has
welded since the corr u otdt, ana SHIFT
II. hurrhen q: government with the cOun-