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TINE Is MONEY.-The old-timed axiom Is aptly
illustrated in the of DOOLEY's YEAST POW
DER. II Is well known that the common process OF
raising dough is slow one, and often attended with
unhvoraoe results from the of poor bakers
yeast, and improper heat With D0oLEY's YEAST
POWDER the best rolls, biscuits, cern-cskes etc.,
can be made in the short space of ten minutes and
success will certainly attend its This is owing
to its purity strength, and the with which II is
manufactured D0oLEY & BROTHER, 90 New
street. New York, Proprietors. For sale by all Gro.
GERS.
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The Dispatch OF to-day June Tth) says:
"The circulation of the Dispatch is larger
than the combined circulation of all the other
daily newspapers of the city,"
And the Enquirer of yesterday says eve
now boast circulation second to no paper in
the State" Which is true
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corner Fourteenth and Malu
Ladies suFpERINa FROM IRREauLARIrIEs

LADIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARITIES.
Or any complaint paculiar to their sex, are guar
antsed speedy relief by DR.. BoTT. No. 73l Main
street, Richmond, Va Correspondence strictly cor
hdential. All letters Of inquiry answered free of
charge.
Medicines forwarded by mail express.
Rooms and attendance furnished when required.
Office hours from to IL NJ, 2 to s, aud to sIS
evening Sundays, 2 to P. NJ
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J0UvENs NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soiled they can be readily restored Its easy of ep
plication and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, %
cents a bottle.
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"WE," says the Austin (Texas) State Ga
zette, 'have been shown private letter
from T. A. Sampson, of Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas, in which he relates very extra
ordinary circumstance of negro preacher,
who was stricken dead by lightning, while
addressing the congregation. And, what
is very remarkable, on the succeeding day,
when his remains were carried to the
grave, and while in the act of burying him,
another bolt of heaven struck his coffin,
leaving his remains ghastly sight. "
This is very curous-if true.
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THURsT0N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended as the best dentifrics
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth hardens
the gums sweetens the breath; and, containing no
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage. Sold by all
druggists Price, rs and 80 Cents per bottle.
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HvsTINGs CoURT.-This court TODAY.
disposed of the following cases: -
Dallas Branch, colored, burglary in the
house OF Charles Dippner. Discharged.
w,Y walker Hill, colored, assaulting George
Isaac Hutzler, two cases, for VIOLATING
ment of costs f''
). +. Newbold, of Baltimore, selling as
sample merchant without license, was fined
Henry Smith, for forgery. Trial progress. :.
ing when our reporter left.
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The New Hampshire Governorsh,,

The New Hampshire Governorship.
Concord, June 7.--Indicatons clearly
point to the election of Democratic Gov
ernor by the Legislature. The Democrats,
Labor men and few disaffected Republ-
cans have coelesced. At the popular cleo
tion Weston, the Democratic candidate,
had S08 plurality over Pike, Republican,
but the Temperance, Labor Reform and
scattering votes put him in minority of
328.
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The Labor Strike in Washington.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORK
DENOJTNCFO

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
DENOUNCED.
Washington, June THE Republican,
this morning, commences leading editori-
al thus: "The Washington Commune, un-
like that of Paris, has been entirely victo-
rious. The letter which the Board of Pub
lie Works, or at least portion of it, sent
yesterday to contractor Gleason, is nothing
more or less than complete surrender to
the men who, for the last four or five days,
have been threatening the violation of law
and order in this CITY,"
[Governor Cooke, who signed the letter.
is ex-officio President of the Board two
members of the Board, whose names are
not attached to the letter, were absent
from the city.1
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EDWARDS, 229 Broad street, soils all kinds of
NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at publishers
prices, and delivers the at your residence or
place of business without extra charge
Special attention paid to the prompt and early do.
livery of the Richnond and New York daily papers.
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LOCAL NEWS.

City. subscribers.-Persons wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places CT business residences by responsible car
rers, will please leave their orders with JOHNSTON
& sELDEN, Newsdealers, 91S Main Street.
W. A. EDWARDS news depot, 229 East Broad
Street.
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THoMPSON's POMADE OPTIME. as a dressing
for the Hair s all that is required purely vegetable
and highly perfumod it softens, improves and beau
titles the Hair strengthens the roots and gives 1t
rich, glossy appearance. For sale by all druggists
Price, 35 and rs cents per bottle.
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHT. This pop
ular place of amusement was we'll filled last
night to witness the rendition of the "Rivals''
by our talented Amateur Dramatic Association
The performance was fine, and with but few
exceptions every part was we'll rendered. We
hope the fine audience of last night will ins
duce the association to give us another of these
pleasant entertainments.
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OUR CORRESPONDENT "OccAsIoNALIY. u
That the STATE JOURNAL should live and he
read BY everybody we verify believe; that il
is daily growing in popularity and increasipu o
in circulation, we know; that considerable in.
terest is given it by our Petersburg CORES.
pondent Occasionally" we are satisfied so
then, in order that occasionally" may be
neard from, Mr.. Greene, the postmaster at
Petersburg, and to accommodate the local in.
terests of both here, there, and Norfolk, has
asked the Postmaster General to give us a local
mail on the train leaving Petersburg at 10
o'clock A. M.
We unite with him in this request most
cheerfuly, promising the P. M. General that. if
ne Will grant our request, we will do all in our
power In 1872 to beat the Democrats, thereby
giving him show to retain his Office We
know If they beat US, our very staunch Repub
lican friend Cresswell, would be politely re.
quested to "step aside. -
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LADIES, ATTENTION Just received ons hun
dred cases assorted Ladies', Misses Childrens Mets'
and Boys HATS, which will sell at my usually
LOW PRICES, at the
CALIFORNIA STORE
curner Fourfaarfh and Main
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je 6--3t

d lOHMOND AND DANVILLE AND PIEDMONT
n R. R. OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AND
FREIGHT AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 8, 1871.
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WANTEO-Wanted every Lady to know that the
CALIFORNIA STORE has the largest assortmsut
of pARAsoLs aad sUNSHADEs of the latest
styles in the city, at the
CALIFORNIA STORE
corner Fourteenth and Main
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ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS. j ustice White
imposed fines on large number of persons
this morning, for failing to connect their waste
water-pipes with culverts, as required BY a
city ordinance.
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Greeley at Home.

Neac York, June Hon Horace Gree
ley arrived home this morning from his
Southern tour.
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RAILRO ADS.

DICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTo-
IA MAC r.. R., OFFICE OF GENERAL TIOR EFT
AND FREIaHr AGENT, RICHMOND, JUNE 3, 1871
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PARDoN.-The Governor to-day pardon
ed Daniel James. colored, convicted in James
City county, of housesbreaking and sentenced
to one year in the county Jail.
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weather is still extremely warm.

The weather is still extremely warm.
10 takes ,oise man to cross a ford when the
bank is rough.
The State treasury yesterday received $lO,-
oOo. Where is our LEGISLATURE
The Dispatch is sorry to learn that Colonel
Dodamead is on his way to the Warm Springs.
This looks selfish.
"The steamer Sylvester left her wharf this
morning for Norfolk" We didn't think she
could take it with her.
Lucien Strickland, from Nottoway, yester-
day took board and lodging with Col. Strother
at his popular hotel. This place must be like
an omnibus-never full.
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After TUESDAY NEXT, 9Th June, the DAY
THROUGH TRAIN of this company will leave Byrd
freet depot at 520 daily, instead of 1916 p M.
Will arrive in Washington at 1915. Baltimore 2:l5,
Philadelphia $50, and New York 1920 M of the
same day.
Other trains will leave and arrive as at present.
j. B. GENTRY,
je5-3t @. I. & Agent
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DEMOCRATIC MALIaNITY. - Within the
past week an effort was made to have indicted
by the Henrico court grand jury Republican
ofilce"holder of that county, charging him
with malfeasance in office, but which failed, as
1t should have done, there being Democrats of
sufficient sense of justice to testify the truth.
This effort can be traced home to Demo,
principal, and the motive is clear that be
would like to have had him removed so as to
secure the place for himself.
Without blaming him for holding office, if
he can get it, under Republican, we have
yet to see Democrat kind enough to give one
OF us situation, and we do not hesitate to sa V
that Mr., Democrat ought to have new Re-
publican broom at his heels, and be swept out
so far, that the winds of Republicanism would
never blow over him again.
That 1t is thus, we know but that it should
thus remain longer, we cannot imagine
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EoR NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and SzSzsS%ENa
PACKET COMPANY'S elegant steam - q ~
ship WILLIAM P. CLYDE, Capt. PARKER, will leave
her wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY, June 9Th, at
Pm.
Close connections and through bills of ladng givon
to all southern eastern, and western places ALSO to
Europe and Australia.
Fare. So meals and state-rooms, extra.
D. J. BURR, President,
10 7-3t 1914 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Attention is called to the change of time Of arrival
and departure of trains this road ON and after
JUNE 4rH, 1871.
JNO. R. MACMURD0,
je 5-lw General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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BIT BY A DoG.-This morning, while
Detective Parker was engaged in searching a
house, on Cary street, he was attacked by a
savage dog and received severe bite on The
leg, 1t is to be hoped the dog wasn't yery
mad, and that it was only a bit of fun.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-We note the follow

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-We note the follow
ing o-day:
Ford's H0tez-R E Molly, C&ORR; R;Bs
Scott, Jr, Williamsburg; A Saunders, N Y;
g J Bell aud lady, Rockbridge; Mrs McGuire,
= Y; General I n Hsth, S g Alexander, Ohio; A
Thompson and wife, Charlottesville; R L
Shackleton, Prince Edward; A II Beach,
Hartford; A Anderson, New Brunswick
Graham Taylor, Newark, j; IN Allen,
Ohio; Heaton, N j G M Keblinger, Va;
Or Henry Carpenter, Pa; Col Robert Crane,
Columbia; Detweier, do; Ira Day, Balti-
more; Fl Doughty, do; Il A Rick, Caro-
line.
Ballard and Erchange.-M S Gran. R r
Gran, A Hansburg, N j; W Old, Jr, Amelia:
J ) Moor, r G Cacke, Va; Il Hill, White
Sulphur; J @ Woodson, Rockingham; M d
Yanzant, Va; s Mitchell, r Fitzgerald,
Ruffin, G; W B r Lee aud wife, N o; Miss
Sue Booker, Charlotte; Miss Haney, w w
Bell, G; E Conver and wife, N o; Edward
Dromgoove, Brunswick; E Hollibrook and
servant Va; Mrs G W Bennett, Miss NJ Ben.
nett, Y; q Skipwith, Va; G W Elon, Sr.
Amelia; McPhail, Va; s Gaines, va
Gaines, do A Drake, do; s r Hennings,
n Z; Mr. and Mrs Hainton, Balto; Miss + &
Fisher and Miss Annie Fisher, N G.; S S
right, do; j II Levy, do; Henry Edwards,
Halifax d II Blair, city; J II Guy, do II
g Coulter, BALTIC ] E Crawford, do Mr. and
Mrs Sawyer, do; Jas Leahy, NY.
American Hotel-W c Lawton, R R&PRR;
b Eldridge, Buckingham; w L Guerrant.
va; II Proctor, Petersburg; Etzwiler
and Etzwiler, Clearfield, Pa; M s Stokes,
Phils; R NJ Mckenzie, Mathews Co, Ya:RN
Sledd, Lynchburg; Fl Price, Danvile; John
N Edward, Halifax; R II Yancy, do; I p Row.
land, Warren, C; C C Scott, Va; w Ager,
Washington; Fl Hall, do; Nj G Chapman,
wife and child, Greencastle, Pa; j R Pearson,
Danville; Roper and wife, Greensboro; w
ID Cox Ala; ) Nicholas, buckingham; L w
Townsend, & r R; X E Potts, So Express;
R Fl Kinson, Petersburg.
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QUICK EST TIME EVER MADE TO NEW YORK
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AND NO DELAYS IN
WASHINGTON!
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TO ADVERTISERS
SHIPPING.
ITO R Ew oRK .

L1oR NEW YORK. H
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP TSN1MM
C0MPANY'S elegant sde-wheel lH3{ ID
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKrMAN. will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, June 9th, at
o'clock A. M. Freight received until SA N.
Through bills of iading signed, aud goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
rare W
W
Round Trip Tckets............... .......... 20 90
For freight passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
je 7-2t No. 8 Governor street.
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Gen. Sherman will return to Washing
ton on the 18th inst.
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THE Lynchburg (Va.) Republican says
"Lynchbug boasts of sun dial which
was made in London in the year 1923, aud
which, consequently, is now 44s years old,
and which, when Columbus crossed the
ocean blue and planted his standard on
American soil, enjoyed the ripe old age of
sixty-four years. The age of this venerable
noter of the suns course appears to be un-
questioned, and is doubtless the Oldest
specimen of mans handiwork which this
country can furnish"
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IMPORTANT AND Attractive
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gates uf 'Sduerttsing.

Advertisements will be inserted In the EVENING
JOURNAL at the following rates, except legal ed
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
Terrible Destruction Of Houses, Trees, Sugar.
Go. ~ ~ a. - = II -l---- =
cane and Valuable Property by
the Wind and Rain.
Vessels Ds;;gsa Ashore and Build
iugs Washed Away
~~~'.l=-, - rs.-ts-<>r'
Ihe New Hotel at Honolulu Partiany
Demolished.
Honolulu, August IA.

Via SAN FRANCISCO Sept 8. 1871,
A terrific hurricane passed over this group on the
9th inst Its FIRST efrects were felt at Hawaii. Tna
valley OF WaipiO was cleared Of every tree ana
shrub, and twenty houses went down before the
gale, the DEBRIS being strewn for and wide The re
naming houses were damaged more or less by tAc
wind or flooded by the accompanying rain.
Passing on the wind rava2ed TIVE district Of K0.
haa. The sugar mill and surrounding Duildfngs ON
Dr. Wghts plantation were blown down and'badly
broken up The buildings on the KOhala plantations
stood, the steam chmneys alone being blown down,
but flooded. The sugarcane of both plantations
was damaged extensively the young cane beng
stripped OF leaves wholly. The mature cane waS
thrown down. Trees fifteen inches IN diameser
were broken or Whole groves or trees and shrub
berry were swept away. Over hundred houses
were prOstrated or carried OF their foundations
Crossing the Channel the w1ni struck Maui ~
Hama. The schooner Tainau was driven ashore.
The plantation at this place suffered severely In
damage to buildings and crops. At Ulupaakua and
the adjacent sea coast the havoc was fearful. As
Makees plantation the mill, engine house, boiling
and sugar house. bowling alley and three laborera'
tenements were levelled. splendid groves OF trees
were prostrated or left unsghtly trunks. Houses
that withstOOd the wind flooded. Fields of cane
were badly stripped, thrown down or washed away.
At the beach the stOrehouse ana native houses wer6
blown into the ocean.
At Makawavi the Boys Seminary building was
moved Oh It's foundation and the outbuIldings nat-
tened. At Hobron's the trash houses went down
and the other buildings were drenched. The LaiKu
plantation lost about one hundred acres OF mature
cane. At Cornwells the residence OF the proprietor
was flooded and It's contents ruined.
Wailuku aud Waihee suffered comparatively little,
losing the bridges of the pier.
At Lahina many buildings were partially or wholly
lxfn
stroyed. The heavy rain caused the streams TO rise
suddenly and plough through the village, inundat-
ing houses, vineyards AMI cane fields. On this
island rain fell and gusts Of wind came at inter-
walls, The only damage done being the blowing over
of portion OF the new hotel walls. Fortunately, tho
hurricane came upon in the daytime, or many
casualties to life and limb would have occurred.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
BELLICERRNT BISHOPS.
Herald Special Report from
Berlin.
The North German Bishops at
Fulda.
2 eI r ~-,"s:. W & .o'> 1-'' efn.
Aggressive Policy of Minister
Muller Repudiated.
Resolutions to Petition tho Rsichstag. and
\ Emperor Wilhelm for Redress. ao
TELEGRAM TO TIVE new YORK HERALD.

|
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been forwarded from Fulda to
the German capltal:- rtr,r
BERLIN, Sept. 8, 1871.
At the conclave of North German bishops
in the Cathedral here (Fulda) to-day, 1t was
determined to adopt serious measures in re-
gard to the object of the conference, and take
immediate and decisive steps against the un-
just and aggressive policy pursued towards
them by the Russian Minister Muller.
RELIGION AND POLITICS AT VARIANCE. .le
They are determined to repel all the ad-
vances of Minister Muller In reference to
their mode Of worship which they intend to
adopt to suit the views of the new departure,
and request Muller to attend to politics, re-
serving for them the liberty and power to
deal in matters ecclesiastical.
TUE REIoHsTAa AND EMPEROR WILLIAM TO BE
PETITIoNED.
Having fully expressed their views and
- ~. d. ~ 50 . y ~
shown their indignation at the interference OF
this statesman, the bishops brought In joint
resolution, which received their unanimous
appreciation, stating that in all matters touch
ing the Church they were determined to dis
regard his DEGREES IN toto, and concluded by
T y.
ordering one petition to be sent to the Reich
stag and another to Kaiser William for
redress. The bishops are beginning to de-
part from Fulda.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09
IS : 4 XIV. TS-"s'.7--TF~p-.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

~ LONDON, Sept. 8, 1871.
Communication has been effected with the i'm.
prisoned miners at wIGan The dead body Of one
Of the victims has been brought to the surface. and
the others are known to be in 80 precarious con-
ditton that hardly hope Is entertained for the
preservation Of any Of their lives. W 8aa l8 +
QUEEN vICroRIA's HEALTH IMPROVING.
Queen Victoria is improving IN health and sat In
the garden at Bamoral for time yesterday.
GERMAN GENERALS WATCHING ENGLISH TACTICS.
Field Marshal Won Blumenthal and Count Won
Aten have arrived in London as Witnesses, on be-
half OF the German governments, OF the autumn
manueuvres OF the British army in Berkshire. Each
OF the nations Of Europe has, 1t appears, been In
vited to send two military officers to observe the
evolutlons OF the troops.
Mr.. GOsCHEN ON ENGLISH sELF-DEPRECIATION.
The Right Hon. George 7. Goschen in speech in
reply to toast at the Cutters Feast Sheleld last
evening, uttered protest against the prevalent
habit Of selrdepreciation the part Of Engishmen
BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS FOR AUGUST.
the monthly returns from the Board Of Trade
show that the exports from Great Britain during
the month Of August were unprecedented. The
actual value Of the goods which passed outward
through the custom houses Of the United Kingdom
was f22 245-an increase Of thirty per cent over
the same month Of 1870.
iH THE PRINCE OF WALES HOME AGAIN.
b The Prince Of Wales has returned to England from
the Continent
y. FEARFUL STORM IN YORKSHIRE.
A fearful storm has caused great damage to the
buildings and the crops the Nation district OF the
county OF York.
THE NATION MINERS TO RECEIVE INCREASED
WAGES.
The golfers in the Nation district are to receive
an advance in wages Of ten per cent
~ ARRIVAL OF NORWEGIAN ENGINEERS.
One hundred and twenty Norwegian engineers
have arrived in Newcastle-o Tyne.
CATTLE DISEASE IN wARwICKsHIRE AND NORFOLK.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading alarm
ingly among the cattle In Warwickshre.
There were 1913 cases Of foot and mouth disease
In the county OF Norfolk last week.
The New York herald., 1871-09-09

FRANCO-IYALIAN DIFFICULTIES
------~-~-------~,-
Herald Special Report from
5sna Versailles.
president Theirs Receiving ltaly'S
s Peaceful Assurances.
oCcog r,mls fu
Er --~->'---''-''''->~ ai 10 ca
Victor Emmanuel's Instructions to
yy-al His Ambassador. @
90 gsrsn f~>~~~~~>~>>~>~~~~>~~ o14 OH
&LET US HAVE PEACE"
e. u r A
*LET US HAVE PEACE"
THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
1rlfesAss TO the new yeax HERALD


> The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
}pondent at the French capital:-
4 VERSAILLES, Sept. 8, 1871.
~ The Ambassador from Italy to the republic
ut Versailles had lengthy interview with
President Theirs to-day in reference to the
Supposed GOODNESS that has been said to exist
between France and Italy. He was well
received by the President. b
MOTOR EMMANUEL's GOVERNMENT DESIRES
PEACE.
Chevalier Nigra informed President Theirs
Ehat he had received additional and lengthy
instructions from the Italian government at
Rome. These he read as confederation of
his statement and avowed that Italy was
anxious for peace and desired that their Am
lbassador to France should shape his conduct
pccordingly, s4 as mcl. I
=. ANTICIPATED RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW.
- La F0trse, speaking OF the intended
budience, says that the interview will have a
go q ~
Salutary effect on the relations existing be-
tween the two countries, and that the injuuc-
Lions contained In the orders forwarded to
their Minister, Nigra, have favorable ten
nenoy for the preservation of peace and good
feeling between France and Italy.
"a. - elR
= s TIE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
The Journal des Ds5ats of to-day states
that the differences between the French and
Italian governments are due to the inter
Ference of delegate of the French Legation
with the municipal ENJOYS Of the Italian
kovernment who were engaged in the work
(of surveying Roman convent. It proves
That the delegate in question belonged to the
Vatican Legation instead Of that of the Italian
Court. and satisfactory settlement of the
difficulty Is expected.