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pAi1'a' can readily learn ~hsser iisy eursbs q
TIE d4r~eiloas fsr taking the eiens. are .isp,,, Il,
u lAsAiesnee even % child f1ll9~ Lese dlrvc,son,
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sA's. TIE Mandrake Pulls are 20 be tassn Increased
foses inc ,hrss msiieinss need otasr
tan TIC ample h,.EsctorA that accompany them kir,
create appetite ~ rrtarning kea4h hunger s tie M a,
vshnfns symp.om When Il eotnes. will come lei
tie iespaFtax a. Be Of god ehre- God bae.A al
once follows the eoaSa ioossns, the night i. e
IN short as 10th Of iAsss uost!d sse so~e
fgrser
pr sehenets usilcass constantly Kept in ten. d
thousands oi hsa!hss, "A laxative or pary.tlve The
nAncfafe rus are . standard preparation ale ~
fu.1aone Syrup, Of ennghs ard eo!ts nav 4.
regarded a. pfopAyiacterie agass. eonsampt "A ia sny
Of lts lorna - -
Price Of the Puln.ss syrup and sesw..d Tonic 4, "a
eoti!s q 20 hall aozen Mandrake Plils, . cent?
. tox Yer sale by all dYuafsss and deaisrp
GEO G. GOODWIN 90, Aren,s s..,o,
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Omrr FETEK'~ BIOtk, EI1sworth. VIZ.
q The closest exainin Nsou OF tie financial
Agency Il desired.
rocic- written for responsible solicitors
snd t.crn'. on itt~frl trrins. and corresponds
eucc collected. - ~ AR
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sa.niaeg q The Europsaa and
NJ Aaetscas 1ellwry ere nearly % Der
60, he1vaaes sflase year.
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:: ~ - esfAssss sssriy eopesits
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A. al Assiu-!Atss ~iiA TIE I'D IhY NJ atea
spg wit Bss~stl
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BY 81 a-.Axsa; fatArr ss1~rnx EaAa hsheu~k Phi
sann0 tr1P eutsss IN - pSgr7rra ia fa.spu. ssi 10
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wa S4faiv rahrrs be cheated /: eul.scts AL rrn,
TIE .afalrsI ard Ga.ate rrtLus % iuaxs m 80
tfui q saihrsgs.s II prepares iAcaa fr
snf a Ia aver .her, tIas The HsaiaSy aii4uaAe
ts F&ss thEou- Ia oecus rrn.ystel as ~ a.
-FN ad t's ps'eH 10 all the dignity resa!H. vl.rr
s,sys fasta - cGy u4An.sl wgEas atssi .
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Republican State Convention.
THe RspssaScaDs q Aaiss ssd al oshs~s Who
suppsss Ne pssse.s Medicinal and state Adpinis-
srae;oa ere Invited 70 sead delegates TO . seaae
Coaveatioa 70 be eosasa In
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
T'hsaE,sdays u uno 90. I - I.
AT rKy O'CIoCx. An,
for the purpose Of somiaasisg . cssdidste for
Governor and srsneecetns any other hsAssss hat
NY peesesiy eeoe befose ths cssyeaties
Each city. sovS ed p,aneaeiea. wnl - entitled
70 ooa da1aGooe, nd = aA0ieioaal ~ ever -
voess ~ - 0spah,can eaaAiAaes for 6svsraor b
ie1. 4 ffacstca 81 = voess, eado1eaaA g ths feh
Dslaeasss as ssohsrissd - ~ v.esset:s ealy
~ &c. Cs.n.ssss vtn b. in sssssss q IL
nscspsisa Dsso q ~ Hall. - o'clock. ~ ocsn-
aQ of shs eoovsoeiee. ~ IL rscspssoe o. esses'
JAMES @. MAINE, Kssnsbsc. ChsirDss.
WI. ?. K1Y2, AnAreecoGBta-
EHEN WOOOtCRY, AroOseocA.
RR8uG0DcE Dno0. Csabsstasd.
MuLlAnI z: LOWELL ys..kis
JOGI D. NQ4EMA 9aocoeA.
PAUL oxBv9ND, Knox.
1DWM YkY1, N.esA.
&c. N1AlN6I0N. 0x5eed.
wu1lAAI: WmoAfa, fs.sssess
Nv. WAx1yW10. eeGa1aAse-
HIRAM UNOWL100, ososFSss.
IGNAfTUo oH1GENf, WasAi.ssos,
JOHN Z. DCfL02 rcsA.
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LEAVE 40 sru~o nsmuNn. :.

III AaEi.zka Pills eoSnySscsl u - SA;srv
ubr zittsiAe Pet pAillns frtstnna They pns.-ss
,e Sl s.arsnE assrArO properties u o.aaaasl bat
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Two Barrels Of Sugar.

WIN. II. SARGENT,
Collector of Customs, DIST. OF Ca,tine.
Casiine, June s, 1871. au,,
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TAe woFk & b~staninr TIE xtita;si AM
asTsits TIE twsls ani Ia Lac aiiaaea:aTy
"a sectci The lfvsF rae elneA 10 wound gp Il
froti ia i~rpitT TIC stomach
49,. p2;.1l; l. So - feet that Ar getting At ias
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isy Il, 1871. MARY b FRANhS
STATE nE MAINE


HANCOCK, SCOUT OF Probate. May Term
A. H., ISL.
Upon The foregoing Petition, ORDERED rha'
said W idow give pualic motto. 10 all persons b..
trrested, by cAnsing copy Of shis order 10 \.
published three week. suscrssiveiy VA the r !.
worth American. a news uape' Published In ~
worm IA said Couaty, that they may sppcl. d .
Cont Of Probate Tor said rouEty % be .r. r
Rteohh'. on the lat W ehnesciay IN Jul ne,- .
ten Of The clork ia ihr forenoon and ~hvy, -. ..
II any taey have, why the same -houlI H.. ..
granted.
IWsl FAEkFR Ttgh i..
Attest GIo. \. DYER. Register
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"a. SOoEP0 u. nlmENCAH aIAFLE
TREATMENT.

snd ky.s Asrsseive, Il as ~uadrrf4!ly ~rea e.oas
faetcin<s thsy ~eeA not have falasr-
Ir. ScheDek hss - proven Tat -her~-
.uesnt vtiaty rrrnalsas that vitality BY hi. Ei-i
sfp kls d!rseti0Gs f1r ksr au1cssssa
hsaaAfai vi.g
IN lila s;a,ssssnt here 10 notAins FFvsu avsncrs
= falta Il Inv aid Ha9~ r~pr-ssna Alton
t!ati. rt thaaaaHi ta-s. .aostantA,sd By IND And
N.ble ~a=tA Tr.s tseofy q ne by br. scasaeAs
gsr-alss 4 simple 10 GafslllnE Its philosophy
'esEirss argument l; Is sell asssr,ns. sefeoa,
stufir.
T. -re Tpnta AIsi NaatrAk. fIss iae
ilh wtet le citadel Of tao rslAiy A.sailsd
Two irs.s u The ~ epasnazPeu originate dys
I~2alA ssi fagsci4ouslly dsarisTsi liver VITA ths
eaelon the SFns2c!.!ai ;ubss syusFathAEs the
saz4.sh- TEsy sysS4a3 - Hlorhl.c artoa q the
lfv~r tierr ihen THE eulinlaats rr,ult
as.L.r. I'M Al Is a.a.rras.a artaut.ra. ~
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~ 4 Court ~ Probate holden at Ellsworth u...
ard Tor the County Of Il8HCorA Ola tl- i.
Wednesday Of Aprfl 4 ID Is-t
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n Repuhaicans q MAins and al oshsss Who
suppsss Ne pssseaS Medicinal and Ssaae Adminis-
srca;oa ere Invited 70 sead delegates TO . ssais
Ccaveasioa 70 be booSoa In
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COnsunps1On.
ITs Cu1E AND IFS PREvENTIvE,
~ J. H. SCHENCK. II. d.

haay human bssax has pAsse4 away, fnr vsnse 5sa.s
ttsrs otssr rvasoa hAn the neglect Of tno~a
And ln.s 2utAhly si asaas u rhose AID
'Azl, ssi friends slss9lax 10 i'sarzlsss
saszsss vhtcA. hAd tA=y calmly stoets!
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r. the Honorable july ai rrot5,.
county or uanco~k

THE hnfcr-t<n,'i, Guardian It HttHr 70 ...
] and saph Sian, talapt Aefgn ~ lI.u.
Ginp, lat. ~ Verona. SAID Count .!....
respectfully rrpg-$vnt- That -att 4tta..,
sclKe,i ami posses -c'i Of the following .lr.-.
Trai estate, va Interest IN Aetls~ s..t
land Of about four sss~s, IL verona ,.su
homestead 81 the late Henry 4 tHua th.s.
n. That st would be Tor III bcl4rat u. ... 3.
tors That sail r. al estate should he sod a.. F..
procrcsis hereof put sat a. IN s.,rcst ,tf ,...
~isc used tor their 5Cucht lie tlvrrt5t. ...
that License may be grantcd han to --. 4.
ytN this above described real estate l- B..
private sale. According 10 The regulrvlrl.- ..
taW. OLIVER Il TEsJJ~I ,,44.. ..
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Ths treaty 10 being discussed in the
English Parliament. and come Of the
English statesmen are Ia . fAulieuding
mood. - some members OF the American
Ssssts we're when IL WAS before them.
Ths, our readers may understand how the
treaty Is received in rarliAmsn, We sub
join the following
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l,>E NJ BRIpGAa named ExrrutriN
u Irrina..tr.f ....A L..

AZ - court Of Probate bol.iru at Eit.worN
ami for the County al Hancock ou r..
W rdnr ttny Of AprIi \. y. III
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L" the Honorable Judge ct Probate for the
County ot Hancock.
TIE undersigned Willow Of Nelson T FRANK f.
] iaie Of MnehIll, in sail County, deceased nv.
sperualiy represents. that said drcea.sd itr4
possessed ot personal estate. an inventor. .i
Whlch has been duly returned into th- Pgtu...
bih,e that her circumstances render 1t nCce-, te
that she should have more said Personal +
tate than she Is entitled 10 on dt.trihuton thar,
OF she therefore prays that your Honor Won.
grant her such Allowance out OF said Psr,uuH.
Estate, as In your discretion you NAV deem,
necessary and proper, and that eommts sioncr,
may be appointed TO set Out her Dover
May Il, ISL. MARY Il FRASkS
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NORWICH. CONN.
Urticr

NoLwIcn, CoxN.; October 22 -Ahout
81 o'clock this afternoon two men, nam
ed VIM. Cooley aud Alex Montgomery,
cot into di>p purr about the hltching mp
OF team in the stable OF Suhert ~ Lace.
After the quarrel had apparently
blown over Cooley got in Il wagon and
began reading book, at the same time
mnttering some words against Mont
gomery. Montgomery went into the
stable and procured an axe; he then
cautiously crept up behind Cooley and
struck him on the head, killing him in
stanty.
Realizing in few moments what he
mad done, he dropped the axe and ran
TO get a sponge and wafer with which
he endeavored, but vaiuly, to revive
Cooley, CRYING out al the time, "Oh,
what Lave done, what have ! done.
Finding all his efforts 10 rc-usc'tate him
hopeless. he gave himself up TO an Off
Ger and now lies in custody at the station
house. Montgomery Is about seventeen
wears old his parents are both living,
and thew are almost distracted AT the
crime their son has committed. Cooley
was about thirty-tve years of ase and
single. Both were considered very
promising and well behaved men. An
inquest was held on the body OF Cooley
and the jury found a verdict Of Killed
hy blow from an axe in the hands oi
Alex. MONTGOMERY.
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Relief for Sufferers by Fire.

The Belgian Consul reports he has
received subscriptions for the relief oi
the Belgian sufferers by fire at Brussels,
near Green Bay, amounting to s22l5.
The Commissioners OF Emigration an
nounce they have received subscrip,
tions for the relief OF the sufferers from
the Wisconsin and Michigan fires to
the amount OF $1,000, of which 5000
was the gift of Richard OGorman.
PoRT-AU-PRINcE, October Is, via HA-
vANA, October 2l.-The commander Of
Spanish man-o:-war having demanded
the delivery up OF the filibAstering
steamer Hornet, the Haytien Govern
ment refused to comply with the de-
mand, whereupon the Spanish Con-
sui hauled down his consular flag and
went on board the man-of.war, which
at once started for Havana for instruc-
tions.
The President has arrived at Aux
Caves, on his tour through the Republic.
The rainy season has interrupted the
delivery Of the coffee crop.
KINGSTON, October 20, via HAVANA,
October 2l.-The Governor OF Jamaica
has commuted then sentence Of death
pronounced against the negro cannibal
who killed and sucked the blood OF a
little boy on the Gibralter estate, to i'm
prisonment for life.
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MEMPHIS.
Desire for u constitutional Con.
yPntiOu.

NenltOb.
MEMrHl-, October 22 There seems
to be growing desire on the par; OF the
people Of the west a. well a. those OF
the eastern portion Of the State for a
Constitutional Convention TO reTi-e the
present Constitution, which is objection
able in many respects. The leading
papers in this section OF the State are
urging it, and it is believed they will
succeed in having one called. Should
the Convention assemble, the redemp,
ton OF the old and the new issue Of the
State Bank OF Tennessee money will
doubtless be urged and carried through
on the bonded debt. There is outstand.
ing nearly $30OOOOO, half OF which
amount was fraudulently issued.
The AppsaES Shreveport (La. } special
of last night, referring to the Railroad
Convention, says: The Convention to
day unanimously adopted the report
and resolutions in favor OF the Memphis
and Shreveport railroad amid great
enthusiasm. Immediate action by the
friends OF the measure was recon-
mended
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PITTSBURGH.
Railroad Accident-WOmnn Killed
-Dcstructive Fire.

PITrsBURGH, October 2l.-Yesterday
afternoon collision occurred between
a passenger and freight trains on the
Pittsburgh, Washington and Baltimore
railroad, three miles west OF Confluence
resulting in the death of Moses Collins
mail route agent, and the injury Of Mr..
r. Marietta, engineer OF the passenger
train, and James Templeton, brake
man on the freight. The fireman on
the passenger train was badly burned.
The mail train was completely wrecked.
and the engine broken into fragments.
One of the victims, Mr.. Collins, stated
to his friends q few days ago that he
was about to resign his position on the
road, and that this trip would be his last.
a Mrs. r. Hamilton was killed this
afternoon on the Pennsylvania Rail
road near Altoona, by train convey
ing Pittsburgh excursionists home from
Baltimore. She attempted 10 cross the
track, when she was struck by the 10.
comotive and terribly mutilated.
Geo. Jackson and his daughter, girl
of eighteen years, convicted OF incestu-
Gus iornication, was to-day sentenced,
to one fH Year Il IN TIE tie H6 %H66ffh6TTse! ""r
This evening the large glass works OF
Ihmsen IL Sons, in South Pittsburgh,
caught fire, and owing to the high wind
prevailing burned to the ground in a
very short time. A large stock OF fin
i,ned glassware was destroyed. Loss
estimated at go, 600, which was cover
ed nv Insurance.
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CINCINNATI.
Chemical Laboratory Burned-ffre
in the Woods Near Alexandria.
Kentucky.


CIyCiSXArI, October 2l.-The chem
ical laboratory OF W. j. VI. Gordon was
burned at two o'clock this morning
The loss is S30.0O0. Insured for Sl3,-
600
1t is reported here thi- morning that
an immense district Of woodland in
Campbell county, Kentucky, is on fire.
The flames are said to be spreading with
fearful rapidty. There is much excite
ment in Alexandria, which is said to be
threatened. Alexandria is thirteen
miles from Newport.
CINCINNATI, October 22.-A reporter
OF the Enquirer visited Campbells
county, Ky, Saturday afternoon, and
found the report OF the fires very rouch
exaggerated. No damage was done
beyond the burning OF one house and a
lot Of fences. The fire was entirely
under control
William Cunningham, better known
as "0ld Cunny,' the noted resurrection
ist, died at the hospital during last
night. He has for the past few years
kept all the city medical colleges, as
we'll as many other, throughout the
West, supplied with subjects. He has
been known TO resurrect as high as one
hundred bodies in season, and though
often arrested, always managed to get
clear. He sold his body to the doctors
for fifty dollars.
! LArEE.-O!d Cunningham, the noted
body-snatcher, who was reported dead
by yesterdays afternoon papers. is stIl
alive, and thinks be will live long enough
to have the pleasure of bagglpg the
body Of the reporter who killed him.
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ST. LOUIS.
xa,iou,IPolIce Convention.

ST. LOUIS, October 2l.-The National
Police Convention met again today.
A large number Of delegates were ad-
ded to the list, making total Of l25
present. Several prominent education
alists in attendance, held a consultation
with the chiefs of police to-day.
Chief Richards, Of Washington
Chairman of the committee on Creden-
tials, reported the list of delegates
Adopted.
INSPECTOR Dilks, of New York, Chair
man of the committee on Order OF Busl-
ness, reported the following as the de-
cision, which was approved by the Con-
yention: The committee to whom was
referred the subject Of preparing plan
of action for the consideration OF the
Convention, respectfully reports that
the matters embraced within the scope
and intent of the call, as well as the
address of the Mayor, may be examined
under the following heads. -.
First-For improving the condition
of neglected and abandoned youths o'
the country of both sexes. .
Second-To provide for systematic
plan of transmitting detective informa
ton throughout the several STATES o,
the Union Tor the better prevention and
detection Of crime.
Third-For the consideration Of the
.,;or of social evil
Fourth-For a perfect system o'
police ,elegraphing throughout the
United States.
Fifth-On the subject Of photography
and regular system of exchange OF th'
Sixth-On the subject Of rewards TO
extraordinary services.
On motion a committee on each o
the above subjects was ordered to b
appointed and report to the convention
IN Monday.
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LOUISVILLE.
Found Drad-RaiIrORd Matters.

LOUISVILLE, October 22-An old
gentleman named Fred Koch, was
found dead at his boarding house this
morning. Dead is supposed TO have
resulted from heart disease.
The President OF the Evansville and
Paducah railroad has applied to the
city for a subscription OF 81 100000,
which will probably be granted, and
which will give a second railroad line
to the South from here
4 new bank called the Kentucky
National Bank was organized last week
Logan G. Murray, a brother OF the
United States Marshal, is he cashier.
II will commence in n short time.
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UTAH.
The Salt Lake Bigamy Cases-Trial
OF Elder Hawkins-The Argument
of Counsel, dc.

of Counsel, Sc.
SALT LAKE, October 20-The Court
was occupied all day with the Hawkins
adultery case. The cross examination
OF Mrs. Hawkins elected nothing ma
terally new. She testified that Haw-
kins gave no reason for taking the other
women for his wives, except that she
has had her day and it was proper that
he should have some one else. She
said she had borne him seven children
up to the time he took another wife
The defense offered no testimony except
to prove the marriage OF Hawkins with
the second and third wife. Gen. Max
well spoke for the prosecution, and as
suming that the defense would rest upon
the plural marriage as being part Of
a religious faith, he argued that poly
gamy was in direct violation of both
ecclesiastical and common law. He
concluded at late hour. For the de-
fense it was contended that Hawkins
being Mormon, he had no intention Of
committing a crime, and the intention
was essential TO conviction; that there
was no law against polygamy. When
he took twenty wives he could not be
guilty of adultery, because he was le-
gally married to the women, according
to the usages and customs of the Nor
mon Church. United States Attorney
Bask will sum up this evening, after
which the case will 60 to the jury.
A number of additional arrests for las
civious co.habitation have been made.
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FIRES.

DAYTON, Oct. 2l.-A fire last nigh
destroyed Bossner Bros hominy mil
and factory, with the machinery. TotaI
loss $4,000; partly insured.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-At two o'clock
this morning broke out in the exten'
sive drug establishment OF W. J. NJ.
Gordon. The contents OF the building,
a large stock of drugs, chemicals and
expensive fixtures were destroyed. Loss
$4,000; insurance unknown.
ASHLAND. Pa, Oct. 2l.-This morn
ing fire broke out in the dwelling
house of Mr.. Harvey, OF this borough,
and before the flames could be checked
the building, with others, were entirely
consumed. One of the chimneys fell
on a boy named John Costello, killing
him. Another boy named David Reese
was so seriously injured that he cannot
live. The loss is about $1,000 The
fire was caused by defective flue.
New YORK, October 2l.-This morn.
ing a fire broke out in the basement OF
a tour-story brick house in the rear OF
No. Ala west Thirty-sixth street, which
soon extended to the premises Nos.
Ala, 4l6 and AIS west Thirty-sixth
street, occupied by Louwheim as cabi-
net mandatory. The stock was soon
entirely lost and the building totally
destroyed. The lower floor OF No. 4lS,
occupied by J. D. Clark as brass
foundry, was also on fire. The flames
from the burning buildings soon spread
to Nos. Al, 4l9 and 42l west Thirty
sixth street, owned by Mrs. Hammond
and occupied by Embrier Il Co. as
cabinent mandatory. These soon fell
q prey to the flames. The iiremen
were frequently forced to retire, leaving
the devouring element on both sides,
while working. Several adjacent build.
ings were badly scorched and flooded
with water. The total losses cannot bc
ascertained vet, but it is believed 10 cx-
ceed $l00,O0O The cause OF the fire il
unknown.
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sailles. His surrender was demanded
but the authorities said he was under
the protection of the Government.
The Great Mordaunt Scandal Case
will shortly come up again before the
courts when the whole case will be re-
opened. Singular and interesting de-
velopments are expected.
Illness or Minister Sehenck.
LONDON, October 2l.-Mr. Schenck,
United States Minister, is i'll. His in
disposition is not reported serious and
his early recovery is looked for.
Resignations.
LONDON, October 2l.-Much excite
ment exists in military circles in conse-
quence of the immense and altogether
extraordinary number of designations
which are constantly pouring into the
War Office from officers of every grade
in the service. The numerous radical
changes which have been recently in
troduced into the service by the Gov
ernment, combined, as is supposed, with
the influence exercised by the abolition
Of the purchase system, have contribu-
ted to the discomfort among the officers,
the majority Of whom were averse to the
innovation.
a Denial.
PARIS, October 22.-An official denial
has been given Of the statement recent
" promulgated to the effect that Presi
dent Thiers had expressed himself
strongly in favor of granting complete
political amnesty to the Communists.
FRANKFORT, October pa powerful
agitation has commenced throughout
Germany in support Of the movement
by the Austro, German provinces against
the policy OF Count Hohenworth, the
Austrian Minister OF the Interior.
Count Hohenworth has recently, by
giving great liberties to the Bohemians
and Czechians, greatly offended the
German population Of the Austrian
Empire, and the action OF the Minister
is regarded as an infringement on the
Constitution, which grants equal rights
to all. The Indignation against Count
Hohenworth's policy in the matter is
very general and bitter.