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Bank 81 New Orleans. New Orleans.
Jane Is lS-In accordance vi sections and IS Of the
entitled TO establish general system OF Free
Banking state Of Louisiana" approved March Is
less noce hereby given 10 the holders Of the circulating
Bank audited der the provisions
&C., TO present the the Banking House the
Once Of the State Aud for the purpose Of redemption
within this date otherwise the fands deposited
~ said Bank FOR said purposes will be reclaimed
N. Angus IN, Cashier .
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Crescent CITY ESapk : New Orleans.
gaas 10 ls6In scoordsnce va sections "a and IS Of An
= Pre- ,BsnEing. i1q0 Che state LOuisi.n."
81 the holders Of she circulating notes Of this
snk duly audited nnder the pr-vso Of said TO pre-
the the Banking House 1t the Office Of
Sale Auditor for the purpose Of redemption. within
rear this date otherwise the funds deyoAd By said
ksuk for said purpose VIII be reclaimed.
CHAS FAURIE. JR-, Cashier.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ITEITER STATES DIsTRICT COURT
- District Of Losisisns-Ia the matter Of Mrs. sarah
jerks, bsnkupt-In Bankruptcy, No. 7A-Whercas Mrs
Sarah Jenss st New Orleans. en-. District sfore-
said, duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Con-
Of March 1857 has this day filed IN said pet
tor pray for discharge and certificate thereof all
her debts and other claims pycvsbie under said act
Notice s therefore given 70 all eredo who have proved
shsr eses and TO al other persons IN ntsss ds r he
tend and chow any they have why prayer Of
the said petition should not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt viii undergo
exsinstion before Register Kellogg 4th day OF Nay
A D. 1869 at his eice. Custom Honse at II O'Clock A
Clicks Once New Orleans, April Il, 1869.
apis % n X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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LIMITED STATES DIsTRICr COURT
~ Dit let Of Louissns-In the matter Of Hermann Drey
fus, bsnklupt-ln Bankruptcy No. 937.-Whereas Her
Dreyfus individually and Q member the firm Of
Bzytr DeJ us, New oesns and etie Aforesaid duly de-
clsred bankrupt undsr the Act Of Congress Of March 1857
has this day filed In seid Con ia petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof all his other
claims provs BILE under said Act
Notice s therefore given al creditors who have proved
hs debt. and q other in interest," that the LIST
day Of May, 1902 at IL is assigned for the hearing
Of the and that they then and there attend
show II they have why the prayer of the said
petition shou not be granted
And further notice is that the bankrupt will undergo
exait alton before Register ID the 18th Of
April 1859 at his office, Custom House, at IL A.
Clerks nice, New Orleans, April 8, 1869:
APPS l62 X. L0EW, Deputy Clerk
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-Onee OF New ORLEANS, jackson ana
Great foItbes Railroad Company rev 0rlssns April 10,
1s69Notce Il hereby I61the Stockholders Of mi
Company that IN view Of the sioa 10 be hsld the 18th
inst be stock rIsnser Boets Viii be closed from THURS
DAY the 18th mat to MONDAY the 18th mat both days
inclusive
BY order Of the Board. ! -.r.eIr
n ri CHARLES sscrstarv
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- Nourg Mems Cath
OF 81. Petfick.-tbe officers ard
isation are respectfully reqeestes
on SUNDAY, April 18th, a.
pate In the Pspsl Demonstration.
A. J
l. y. BlRRErr, Secretary.
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pile Friends Society
gamblers Of toe above organ
TO assemble At their Hall
i ! o'eiock p. L., TO partici-
BIGLEY, Grand Marshal
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books of subserIption tns Capital
Stock Of the NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE will be
found II the following nsmed places:
Once Of the Factors and traders Insurance Company,
Csrondelet street
Commercial Insurance Company. Of Camp and Ora
vier streets
Mutual Insurance Company. corner Of Camp snd Com
mercia Place.
srhaI Smiths Office ii Carcndelet street
ShrOp,hre a HsthOrn. Poyaras street.
Met ioskey 4 Mason, GTavter strees.
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- Bank OF America, New Orleans, July
lst I'm accordance with sections "a and IS Of the
b.tled act To establish general system of Free Bank
the state Of Louisiana March Is 1863 notice
hereby gives to the holders OF the circulating Of this
Bsnk duly suded under the provizions Of said
the the Banking House. Office of the State
Auditor for the purpose Of redemption, within from
lh otherwise the funds deposited BY said Bank said
purpose win be reclaimed. J. X fcsrfnER,
Cashier
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= once OF the view .Oriears. jackson and
Great ortbsrn Railroad COmry, New Orleans March Is
at toe Office Of tee Company Camp street opposite Las
yette square MONDAY Aptfl 10 1899 from O'clock
for eighteen ctors twelve be chosen from
reiding Louisiana and Sto khnldes ding
Mssissppi provided the % the Compsny
be represented At said election. mt morIy ~ the
be then repieaented the ection will be held Non.
Day April &C. 1869, At the ono Of the Company, from to
O'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


-. %. F-Omce OF she Grand Master OF
IRE orsnd Lodge Of Lousas- New Orleans, April T.
lS9-1he brothers rd-r addiction hereby
me ee hss srr.ngsnens hsvs been made With the New
Oresns jackson end Great Eoree Raoad and the Mis-
seippi Centred Railroad heh memb Wishing attend
soand &c ebst.n ofthe Anniversary Of the o. der In the
" heo states In Phi adephis the 18th will be pass.
20 on me roads thrqagn and back for
connecting With roads through r. Philadelphia with which
ar ngemens 20 the effect have made Tckets
esoo hom TIE 9TH instant until thu 10th Of May.
In order to give the roads delegates
sfpying for tickets must have oerhcsies this r. W.
GstndL Lodge e. II. FAIRCBILD,
0rand Msala
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JOHN 4 BARIE0ER and wife having appointed the
Affairs said Of asrnsy baynG ossn drawn before
VIM J. Casts notary parish Of Odesns ell parties hav-
niger WIN pss,s settle At once w Be FOUNDRY corner
o'clock, to attend 90 the businssa -
New Orleans, April 9Th, 1869,
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.-nmceaffhaNezO,

Company, New Orleans April \ l5o9.-At q regular
ing Of the Board OF Directors OF be company. held IN
oivi' cad Of four dosrs per sre declared, pay
the on aud after tha 22d Inst the u &
which will be paid BY tie cOmpaIk
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

DRAWING OF tLOgIsIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR A{RL Ie-CLAss sz
Il,lsltlelel1ltl2l ntnlHlhs
l6l al s5 Isl 2Ol "a .O q 70 81 e.
The above drawings sres published all the principal
papers, and drawn blc daily at the Of the
Company. L I. HOWARD, President.
st. Charles Street Cor Union. N. o..
Witness banda st Hsu Ore La this 18th day
ofApril 1867. u ADAM 0IFFsN,
JOHN LEWIS,
Y. y. WILDER
Commissioner
BEwARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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Union Rank of
leans, April 8, lS69-This BaHl
its place " business 10 No sc
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hotels AND RESTAURANT,

MAGNOLIA EATING SALOON.
NO. 100 PoYDRAs STREET.
Nesr Baronne)
MEAL TICKeTs.... ELEVEN FOR FIVE DOLLARS
Boerders Taken by the Week.
Open until IL O'Clock at night lr .-r
JACOB DETZEL Proprietor
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iir pye-This Splendid
rid; the only true and perfect
Infamous; no disappointment;
'the m effects Of bad dyes; in
.ir soft and beautiful black or
and Perfumers, and properly
5 BOnd street, New York.
Noble. 8eiEHelp for
d desire Q better manhood.
s, free Of charge. II benefited,
PdILANTHOS,
Box p, Philadelphia, Penn.
VS. Review, 11A PoY-
,mmunicati0ns or business let
W. n. BURWELL.
Editor DeBov's Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-26

ro.,aster at fredericksburg Va; Thomas II. Stanley
ba 70 be Agent for the Indians of the Omaha Agency
Joseph Newson TO be Agent for the Indians OF the Kansas
Agency. >,
D. W. Cheeseman to be Treasurer Of the Branch Mint
At San al e. NJ s n Pc 70 be-
ceyer of Pvblc Moneys at Marysve. Cal Also the fol
jected H. s. Sanford to be Minister to SPAIN J. r.
Jones to be Minister TO Belgium; William A. PIE 10 Dc
of rejection in allowing the nominations to be sent IN
again at the next session.
raizatiOn treaties which have recently been negou-
ated with German States:
We Nicolaus Frederick Peter, etc. promugate hereby
that have felt moved gracously to ordan that all
those bound to do military service who were born before
into int s 81 psy Service before the 18th Of November
1866 and who have tried to escape performing tner mil
quilted Of the punshmens thereby, whether the same
may have been legally pronounced or not the fines how
Given under our naAa anu ' Grand Duke of 6denSnrg
Gregoric Benitz and G. Perez. of the Paraguayan
Legation in Paris arrived here this evening Their
object is unknown but it is probably last effort of
President Lopez to save himself from the impending
crisis arising from the situation OF the Allies and the
threatened vengeance of civilized Powers
1t is not yet known whether Mr.. William A. Rich
ardson, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will or
Superior Court of Massachusetts,. yesterday con-
ferred upon him by the Governor Of that State.
The report Of Mr.. Samuel Purdy special agent of
the Treasury Department. to investigate frauds IN
the collection of internal revenue in California, has
been published. II exposes number of cases of vio-
lation OF law particularly as to whisky, and also as
to smuggling from foreign countries.
William S. Baseman (coloredl of Troy, n. T., was
to-day appointed to frst-class clerkship IN the
Third Auditors Office. He was recommended for
er and the Hon. T. j. Robertson of South Carolina.
Gen. Butler will tomorrow appear as counsel be-
money for Admiral Farrsgut and the Officers and
men under him, for the capture of New-Orleans.
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GENERAL rELEGRApHIc NEWS.

"A brick sloOp, name unknown, was cap
sized in Tappan Bay, Hudson River, yesterday
In the course of the week an immense
Cuban demonstration viii be held at the PhiladePla
Academy Music. Several Senators have accepted H.
yitations TO speak.
The Ppresident has recognized Charles
NJ Hagan as Consul Of the Turkish Empire IN Plladel-
phIa IL Is the first tune the Sublime Porte has peeh
represented there ,,x =. :,
The revenue steamer Washington seized
on Friday nj Booth Bay, and brought 10 Portland the
schooners Oliver Moon and Willie OF Southport, for q
violation OF the revenue laws.
An Omaha dispatch says heavy snow
storm Is reported Forts Laramie and Fetterlnan on
the troops Ia pursuit OF marauderlng bands
Of indians were delayed by the snow.
Two carriage-shOps. two barns, and q
g-house in Alnesbury, Mass owned aud occupied
by Jacob r. Huntington were destroyed by re on fTuay
night. The loss Is estimated ttlo0N
DR.. George w. Howell of Philadelphia
committed suicide on Friday by shooting himself 10 the
nnder depression Of spirits caused by pecunary Difficult
ties.
The schooner Arlington, Capt. Raynor,
from Jacmel with cotton lOgWOOd and coffee, for New
York went ashore Isle Voche the 3ls ult, aud went
peces The saved and most or them arrived
ut Boston yesterday The Captain remained at Aguin
The Buffalo Board of Trade on Saturday
appointed the following gentlemen - a committee TO at.
transportation from the West TO the seaboard The
D. g. Bennett +. W. Fske, 8. X. Wothngton, q. j. Mann
and Il. u. Guthrie.
AT Vermont, Fulton County, H., on the
10th inst little of j. H. Uarrs aged about II years.
was found suspended by the neck with strap In his
fathers barn. quite dead In the afternoon OF the same
manner No cause can be assgnedior these eoincident
acts OF selfdestructiOn.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
EXCLUSION OF QUEEN ISABELLA AND HER GILL
| DREN FROM THE THRONE.


EXCLUSION OF QUEEN ISABELLA AND HER Chill
DREN FROM THE THRONE.
MADRID, April 2-In the Constituent Cortes yes
terday Senior Orense one of the Republican deputies,
introduced measure calculated to forever exclude
all the Bourbons from the throne of SPAIN An
amendment was proposed. and carried by the major
ty whereby the ex-Queen Isabella and her children
only are excluded. Senior Gorilla introduced bill
for the promotion OF general education. Senior Fig
uerola, the Minister of the Finances proposed tho
negotiation of treaty Of commerce with Great
Britain. ........'.'... '..'.'''-.'.
THE CONDUCT OF THE PATRIARCH OF THE AN
TILLEs-PRANCE AND THE YUTURE GOVERN
MENT OF SPAIN. ...............
APRIL ga resolution condemning the conduct
of the Patriarch Of the Antilles was brought up in
the Cortes yesterday. Marshal Serrano opposed It,
intmating that its adoption would be an implied
censure of the Government. The resolution was
then withdrawn. Salustiano Olozaga, during the
session yesterday assured the members that France
would respect the future Government OF Spain,
whatever form might be adopted.
A REPUBLICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE-
TWEEN sERRANo AND PRIM.
LONDON. April 25.-Dispatches from Madrid report
that great popular demonstration was made there
yesterday in favor Of republic. 1t is rumored that
O dispute has arisen between Prime Minister Serrano
and Gen. Prim.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBAsr. April "A.
nYyTc F3AGcph

BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the Mount OliSet Baptist Church
at Yonkers TO establish Asylum for Orphan lilegit
innate Children Of German origin TO incorporate the
Franklin Literary Society OF Brooklyn; TO Incorporate
tie Stuyyesant Savings Rank OF EewYork to incorpo
rate the villages OF MeGrawvile and Tottenville 10 en-
the planting of shade trees along the highway
fixing the term OF Office OF the Keeper Of the Kings
County Court House relative TO ire limits and for the
porate the Citizens Mutual Gas Company Of Auburn
TO authorize the superintendent OF the Poor OF Kings
County to prosecute all bastardy bonds.
Senate considered the special order authorizing
tax Of 10000 for the extraordinary repair OF Canals
The Canal Repair bill was ordered TO a third reading.
Tho Niagara Ship Canal and the Governors Message
were made the special order for Monday evening.
To authorize the loan Of 10 Schohare to amend
the asceranng the proper proofs Of citizens entitled
to suffrage, and to prevent fraudulent voting renewing
Wheha all and Platsburg Railroad-passed by vote Of
81 to 6; extending the boundaries Of the City Of New
York for the relief OF the South Brooklyn Savings In
stuton incorporate the Real Estate Assurance Com
Mr. FoLGER called ND the resolution relative to the
election Of Police Commissioners and Regents OF the UNI
Versity.
noon next, aud passed ,,.
The Governors Veto Message was made the special or
der for Tuesday afternoon next.
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
To amend the State Excise law to amend the charter
OF Syracuse incorporate the Equitable Savings fns
tuition TO amend the Poughkeepsie Water Works TO
incorporate the Oriental Savings Bank OF New York
AT $50 O'clock the Senate adjourned till Monday 1t 10
O.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN TO CoNCEDE BELLIGERENT
RIGHTS TO CUBA.
LONDON, April 2i-lt is rumorcd that the Govern
ment Will adopt q new aud bold policy with reference
to the Spauish-Cuban question. Bellgerent rights
are to be conceded TO the Cuban insurgents Assist
ance may also be rendered TO them, and the indie
peudenco of the island thus assured. This 1t is
argued will prevent annexation to the United States,
aud at the same time give q show Of consistency In
tho Alabama claims and belligerent rights question
pending with the American Government
ASSASSINATION IN TIPPERARY.
A dispatch from Dublin states that Hugh Brad
shaw. well-known Irish magistrate. has been shot
in Tipperary.
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ASSEMBLY.
nIIIl DIRlEn

In relation to supplies for the Kings County poor
amend the charter Of Astoria concerning the duties OF
and Collectors OF Taxes; TO part of the
town Of Dix, Chemung County, 10 MontOur, Schuyler
County; to incorporate the YOrkville Savings Bank
regulating the fare on the Troy and Boston Railroad
extending the time for the expiration OF licenses IN the
Metropolitan District TO the Let OF May Incorporating
the Washington Market Savings Bank Of New York; for
the better protection OF railroad Travellers TO repair the
State Arsenal and for the construction OF magazine In
New-YOrk; supply water TO the village OF Rome; 10
enlarge the powers OF the Mutual Insurance Company Of
Buffalo; relation to tenants, joint and III common; To
facilitate the possession Of land after Judgment IN
lions for dover; for public highway from Prospect
Park in Brooklyn toward Coney Island; 10 amend tho
charter OF Boonville.
Mr. KIERNAN presented the petition OF members OF
the New-York Produce Exchange for improvements Oh
canals to the maximum capacity
BILLS REPORTED -
Supplementary TO the act relative 10 carrying etysts'
packages and merchandise by pneumatic tubes IN nGw
York and Brooklyn; Incorporating the Msu"ppon mnai
Dock and Warehouse Company; TO restore S sr ear
In Oswego River; TO reimburse the 2d hegicp' " w.
tain expenses also the 55th Rogmont. ,,xo
5 BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD RE, ADii'v S:usnansion
Empowering the New-York and hlshIhlhhua s",rss tha
Bridge Railway Company 10 build n "kpo"kivn ana
Harlem River revising the charter OF ,nu H. Esth
Mott Haven Ferry Company lncoP Nu XorIc a.or
ave and Central Savings Banks OF New iorsi hnc1r>
poratng the United states Railroad oonuuetols h,e in
surance Company; grading EiGnlli-ave IN new ioIki
straig htening CentralaNe. III "N''N ~''' ~
ieurned until Monday evening
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NETWORK. MONDAY. APRIL 90. 1869.

interests of workngmen and aborng women, 1t would be
source OF qualification to every benevolent heart and
every generous mind maintained that capital needed
champion IN this country and In this age that we
try than TO pile one thousand millions annually; that
what we wanted 70 grow In this Christian land was
healthy race OF men and women with cultivated heads
and hearts and eonseences that whatever tended to dig
Nifty manual labor tighten its burdens to increase It's
rewards enlarge its knowledge should receive their
sympathy and Command their support that, animated
sherman's amendment and for the bill as Il came
ator suggested that the passage Of the bill reducing
the hours of labor oneh reduced the wages OF labor
onefh. On the contrary. all admitted that II reduced
the hours Of labor without reducing the rates OF wages
Mr.. 6hermans amendment was intended to reduce the
rate OF wages In proportion TO the reduction OF time
Sixteen Senators voted for 10 TO accomplish that ayowed
purpose Twenyone Senators voted against II TO defeat
the accomplishment OF that purpose. The action OF ON
GERS OF the Government Is in direct opposition 10 inc
the Senate. The recent action Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives Is emphatic declaration against the con-
structlon put upon the law think this action OF inc
House should be an admonton TO those ocers 10 revise
their opinions and revoke their orders.
Respectfully yours, HENRY WILSON.
ACTION OF THE oHARLEsTowN NAvY-YARD
.... EMPLOYEES.
Boston, April pa meeting of the employees
Of the Charestown Navy Yard, held last night to
sustain the eighthour law without reduction OF wages;
also to organize Eight Hour Union League TO act In
the matter the sentiments OF the
meeting were adopted and a league formed, OF whioh
the following chosen officers President Henry A.
Quincy VicePresldeDt, VIM. B. Baker, Recording Sec
rotary, Charles H Berry Treasurer James NJ Gardner
A communication received from IL. Clay Redned,
Secretary Convention Of the Employees OF tie Phlh-
herring eighhour law, and protesting against any
reduction Of wages.
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THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

The PLAYERS who are to tilt in the tourna-
ment for the billiard championship are all IN the city,
with the exception Of Joseph Dion OF Montreal who 10
eYnected 10 arrive today Beside Don the competitors
are p Rudolphe, Peter Snyder, aud Henry Rlnes OF
Chicago; Edward Daniels, champion OF Massachusetts
and John Deery Melvin Foster, and william Godtlwait
of New.York. Dion has played eight pnblio matches
and won FIVE. having defeated Deery. McDevit, anu
Faster Deery has played ten public matces aud won
tree defeating Fox, McDeyitt, and Goldthwait; Ru-
dophe who Is unquestionably the finest pnyer In the
in but two public matches here pether for
money however, both OF which lie wen, MS opponent
being Pierre Canne Foster has PLAYED ten pnp public
Dion beside this he has won the nHt prize IN Two TOUR
uanents toldthwate has played eleven pablo matches,
winning three Snyder although he defeated Foster IN
the Cdnciunat tournament, has played but one public
match which he won Rhines has played several public
matches, with varying success ANA Dnniel, has been
lies arc Foster Dion, Rudolph Dcery and Goldthwat,
sfandIng ia about the order In which they are placed,
thwat The games will be either 1900 or 500 points
each fourba carOns with the push shot ana the crotch
barred, and EACH carom counting three points.
Of plavIng will be agreed urop Mt ecyeh
o'clock this morning. when the players are TO ln' Ing
prizes are five In number Inc hr,t lisa nrhy eMeeu
enc la money and 40 cent OF receipts the SEQ
ond $780, and Is cent the third $685. aud 20 per cent
the fourth $685. aud 10 per cent aud the t fO ana
nor cent The the chief attraction its value being
Estimated ut 5000 II Is about "a inches long, the lower
halt being Of gold nteilaced Win neutrality-suspicious. INC
upper portion OF ivory SIX pearls, three eafbances ana
three methysts used H. the settling of the bptt HlYe
at the thu iI place Of cue leather Ii brilliant fOI
which $50 ia gold was paid THIS cue has been two
moutls i'm process OF manufacture, aud the ttste and
hin displayed are supcr. II designed by
Michael Pclan whOse firm presents II as prize. They
also give $1,000 IN money Which, added To the entrance
fees amounting 500, makes the amount Ia be con
tended for 81 CO., apart frou tile net receipts Tie tour
nanent will last two weeks Tomorrow, and every day
noon and the other at night The opening game will
gin promptly at 8 o'clock this evening.
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AUSTRIA.
OPENING OF THE HUNGARIAN DIET-THE KINGS
ADDRESS.

OPENING OF THE HUNGARIAN DIET-THE KINGS
ADDRESS.
PEsrH April @.-At the opening Of tho sessions of
the Diet yesterday. Francis Joseph, King Of Hun
gary. made peaceful address. He said that there
was much important legislation to be accomplished.
The internal reforms Of tho country, he said, re-
quired the concentration of the entire power of the
nation and the good lsense and moderation Of the
people. The relations between Austria aud other
Powers of the world offered peaceful prospect. In
concluding no reminded the representatives that it
was necessary to carry important reforms
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL LAW.
VIENNA, April 24.-fn the Reehsrath the question
upon the final passage Of the Primary School law led
10 an excited debate, the Polish and Tyroese men,
beers opposing it strenuously. Upon the closing of
the debate the Polish and Tyrolese delegates sub
mitted protest against its enactment and quilted
the Chamber. Tho vote was thentake and the law
passed.