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Victor Daniel IS. Samuel A. Dardenne. Cour
de District, Paroisse st. Landry.-No.
1852.
EgN yertn dun writ de Gcri facias lance
IL par l,hon. Huitieme Cour do District
de jEtat de ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
paroiss~ St. L:,dry. dams Paffaire ci dessus
ititulee. ct 4 moi adresse, je procederai 4
vendre ii ~i'cncan public, al plus offranl
encfierlssettr, a Ia Aiaison de Cour de cette
paroisse, en- Ia vile des opelonsas, le
#SAMEDf, 6 MAI 1871, d onze heures IL,
matin, la propriete ci apres deerite, SAL
sizes pour satisfaife lie dit writ, d SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan de terre situe dams Ia Pa
roisse ST Landry, contenant auatre-vinets
acres ct At centismes, ct dssigno dams lie
Bureau des T+rres CONNIE Ia MOTTO sud da
quart sud-est de la section vingt, dams lie
township No. 5, sud de Ia rangee No. 4 esq
dams lie District sud Quest des terres de- Ia
Louisiana. > z
Conditions-Conptant
E. Q. HAYES, Sheriff
Ter Avril 1871.
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Vente> pan. fe Sheri9.

Marie Alix Lambert VS.. Celeste Ro., ysuve
ct tutr'cc. Cour dc District Paroisse
st. Landry.-No. 1OS1i
LIN Vertn dun writ de fsri facias lance
IL par 10 Huitieme Cour de District de
rE'at de la Louisiana, dans ct pour Ia
p~aroisse 81: Landry, da:,s paffaiFe CT aes-
sus intitulee, ct 4 mo; adrcSse, 1e procede-
ran q vendre a re1can pr lie, a Ia Maison
do Oonr de Ia aite paroisse. daas Ia Vile
oes Opeaoisas, he sAMEDi, 6 MAI,
1871, a once heares du matin, Ia proprie-
to CT apres decrite, <aisie pour satisfaEe
lie dit writ, q SAVIOR: sag
, Une certaine habitation, avec toutes les
bktisses etzmeIiora.ions qui y sont situees,
bornee au nord par les terres de James
Powers ct Ernest St. Amaid, a Pest par les
terres de r. L.. Pitre ct -SSeburn Phillips, 'au
sud par les terres d'Achiile Dupr6,| ct q
| rouest par les terres de James Powers, con-
tenant deux CENT quarante arpents saperf-
cieis. .&# f"#@5|."|# Ea~
Conditions-Comptant. 49,
E.O. HAYES sherie.
Ter Avrii 1871, . sgy
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CouR DE DISTRICT, ST. La .pKy-No OTIS
Succession de Louis. Soileau, pere.
Il OuIS STAGE, d., la Paroisse Ct, Landry,
- administrator de la succession de Louis
soilean' pere, decide, ayant enregistre un Ia
bleau Suppie.nentaire de Distribution de la
dlte succession, accompagne dune petition
ldemsndant rhomologation d'icelul;
ct attendu qu'il a etc fait droit = Ia de-
mande de Ia dite petition par I'M ordre de la
Cour, en- date du 2 Mars 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'ayoir faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par Cert, a nor bureau, dams Ia vile d'Ope1-
ousas, dams Les trente jours qui s%uivront ia
date du present avis. pourquh ledit Tableau
ne serait pas approuve ct homologue.
JOSH RICHARD, Gfef6er.
A Mars 1871. zese sazs.@as azE~
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Iapaa7npfion

Probably never before i'm the whole history of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply upon the confidence OF mankind as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through a long series of years, and among most
of the races of men it has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, as it has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the va
rious affections of the lungs and throat, have
made it known as o reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young children, it is ct the same time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
of the throat and lungs. As Il provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, it should be kept on
hand in every family, and indeed as all are some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should lo
provided with this antidotc for them.
Although settled Con ption is thought in
durable, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
by the Cherry Pcctorai. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders of 0le Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry PectoraL they snbside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great
protection from It.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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Tax Law for 1871

The following paragraphs relating
to State and municipal taxes are
copied from act No. AZ of 1871, APP
proved March 8, 1871, and promul-
gated in the official journal of the
State March Is, being known as the
general revenue law:
RATES AND OBJECTS OF TAXATION.
SECTION, I. Be 1t enacted by tie
Senate and House Of Representatives
of the State of Louisiana an General
Assembly concerned, That an annual
adj sValorem tax of four mills OH
each dollar Of the valuation for
each year of all the real and per-
Psona1 property in this State, subject
to taxation, shall be assessed, levied
and collected i'm current moneys for
the purpose of supporting the gov
eminent of the State, of paying the
public debt, and Of promoting the
public interest.
-aas aa - assf 1ss
Sect Be 1t further enacted, etc.,
That no city or municipal corpora
ton shall levy a tax for anyspurpose
which shall exceed two per centnm
on the assessed cash value of all
property therein listed for taxation;
nor shall the police jury of any par
ishrleFy q tax for any purposes, du-
ring any year, which shall exceed
one hundred per centum Of the
State tax for that year, unless such
excess, whether levied by village,
city or parochial authorities, shall
first be sanctioned by o vote of a
majority of the voters Of said vii
lage, city or parish, at an election
held for that purpose. No per
capita tax, except the poll tax ara-
thorized by the State constitution,
shall be assessed or collected in this
State asE 5
The latter portion of section {,
which refers to the voters any adj
ditional tax,.has reference especial
" to parish taxes, and does not.
apply TO State or municipal taxes
IPicayune. -
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Succession BENJAMIN #. Etset ton

Corr de Paroisse, St. L1ndry.-No. 347l
TOSEPH D. RICHARD, de. Ia Paroisse St.
~ Landry, ayant presentG uae petition a
l'efet d'&tre nommG administrator dc Ia sue
cession de. Benjamin F Linton, decide. der
Increment de la dite p~aroisse-
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interests dams eette succession
d'avoir IA deduire par ecrit a mon bureau, dams
les dix jours qui s%uivront Ia date In present
avis les ~raisons, 81 aucHne ib ent, pour les
quelles il ne serait pas fait droit ala fernando
p6titionnaire.
JOS. d. RICHARD, tseAier.
y avrit HS-t
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Washington, March 28.-House-
The special Kuklux Committee re,
ported a bill. 1t defines a new
class of crime known as kuklux,
which shall be amenable to Federal
courts, the jurors in such cases TO
take the ironclad oath.
In States where instruction in
the Judgment of the President ex-
lists, and where the Governor or
Legislature decline to apply for
Federal aid, the President may in.
terveneaunder the plea of enforcing
the fourteenth amendment. ae asa
Mr.. Shellabarger, from the spe-
cial committee on the Presidents
message, reported a bill for the en-
forcement of the fourteenth amend.
melt.4g sd 8sHagt .snEzod nsasEf
II Mr. Summers resolutions were
laid ON the table, by, q vote of SO
to- 16. Robertson, Sehurz and
Sumner voted no. -. ze,a.s
March 3I.-Cemmissioner Pleas
anton decides that persons whose
gross income during 1870, estimated
in currency, is less than $4,000, are
not required to make any income
returns, nor need make affidavits
showing their gross income did not
exceed that sum.
The debt statement shows d re-
duction of S1I,011,25O during
March. The coin balance is $685.
697 500; currency, 6lS.6S6242.
April 3.-The Government ex-
penses for March was Sl3,2O. 600.
The following, prepared by a
prominent Northern Republican,
and approved by many Southern
Representatives, viii be proposed as
a substitute for the Kuklux bill:
First-Any State officer whose
duty it is to afford equal protection
totall citizens, declining or neglect
ing to do SO, shall be liable in DANA
ges.
Seeond-such officer 4 also crimi-
nalIy liable.
Third-persons abetting or adj
vising such delinquency on the part
of d State officer ii liable to a civil
and criminal prosecution ID the
Federal courts
Fourth-Marshals serving writs
i'm accordance with this act may
call q posse connsstatus. IL the resis-
lance is too strong, the President
may enforce the writ BY the army
and navy.
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Succession ae John Close.

N t-~&HAaA1bIs> Ic
I'm yeftu dun ordre de rHon. la Cour de
II paroi>sr de la p~atoisse St Landry, une as
semhlG. DIES crcanciers de la succession de
John Close, decide, sera tenue pardevant
Yves D'Avy, Recorder, a son bureau. en- la
Vile d'Opelousas, Ie Samedi. q Avril 1871,
a dix heures du matin, dams IL but de- delibe-
rer sur la maniete Ia plus avantsgeuse de ven
DIRE les entts de la dite succession, 1T pour
Ell tXer les termes ct conditions.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
ODplDusas. 4 Ayril 1871.
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DIX. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC.
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF R

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
n or both cheeks ; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip occasional headache, with
humming Or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva ; Shiny
Or furred tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes ~voracious, with
a gnawing sensation Of the stomach,
at others, entirely gone; hceting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels
Irregular, at times costive; stools
Shiny; not unfrequently tinged with
blood belly swollen and hard ; urine
turbid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth temper varia
bic, but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms
....a are found to exist,
Dr.. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual "proyiding the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant
the superstition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to
be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH
HE o. %@HF# .. ..+ .
THE DIRECTIONS. s.s. ....-.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
that ~
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, not capable Of Aaing
the tHgbtest mia,y 10 the ma5t tender
infant.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
pROPRlETORS. .4s"3 ~ H"--
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take sonr 5gt DR..
M'Laae's, 1,sfa,ef ky Fleming Bros, iIzs
6Hygk, Pa. s@
For sale byDruggsts, and Country Ssorrkecpers
generally. -Ss II =
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CouR DE PARo1ssE, ST.. LAspRY--No. 3477
CLARA CAREETlE. de Ia paroisse St.
~ Landry. ayant presente uae petition :,
Peffet d'etre n6mmee ADMINISTRATIVE Dc ID,
succession De Martin Richard. aEc4.e, der.
Increment de ia 'paroisse St. L.,stgy;;:
En- consequence. avis est paT lie present
dcnne aux inseresses dsr.s estte succession
avoiF a deduire par t,crit, a NOR bareau,
aans les dix lours ,qEf s~aivront la date an
present avs, les rathons, 81 aaeune liz ont.
pour lesqueilss II de seraat pas fat dfoit 4 la
JOSH RICHARD, Grefier.
Ter avril 1871.
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Coar dc PGroisss, 81. Laadry.-No. 3065.
4 USTIN LAC0MB, de la Paroisse St.
IA Landry. ayant p~r6sent6 une petition d
Fefet d'etre nomme administrator do la sue
cession de Caroline Lanbsrt,. decedee, der
Increment de Ia dits paroisse;
En- consequences avis est par lie present
donne aux intGresses dams eette succession
d'asoir D dednire par Cert d mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui suiyront la date du pre-
sent avis les ~raisons. si aucun lis ont. pour
iesquelles il ne serait pas fait droita Ia de-
mande de Ia dite petition.
8 avTlI JOS. .. RICHARD, GrefseY.
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S~sAccesst0s& dc George H. King.
C0xr de payoisse, 81. Land,s-No es7s

A Mn ELIZABETH VIM, de Ia Psro;.,.
n st. Landry, ayant prtsente nne petition
a Peifet detre nomn &c ADMINISTRATIVE de IA
succession de George r.. King, decide, der.
nieref1ent de Ia dite paroisse;
En- consequence. avis est par 10 present Jon-
ne aux interests dams cetta saccesston d'avoir
a dednire, Par cert. b mon Bureau, dam hes
OK yours qui s~uiyrons Ia date du present avis.
res ralsois' 81 aaeane lis ont. polr Iesquellea
IL ne serait pas fait lroi. a laaita petition.
Ier Avrji- ~
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DR.. M'La1le's Vermifuge
Etat de La k0uiSianes
Ccnr De Paroisss, St Landry-No. 1895

Conr de Paroisss, 81, Landry-No. 1895
Succession de Joseph Simon Fontenot
DROsPER DARE, de la Paroisse St
II Landry, administrator de la succession
de feu Joseph Simon Fontenot, ayant enregis,
ire un tableau final de distribution des fonds
de la dite succession, accompagne dune peti,
ton ~demandant l'hornologation d'icelui,
Et attendu, quiz a etc fait droit a la de,
mande de Ia dite petition par un ordre de Ia
Cour en- date dn z Avril. 1871,
a En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesse dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition. 81 -aucune lis ont,
par eefit q mon bureau, dams la vile des OPP
~elousas, dams les trente jours qui s~uivront
la date du present avis. p%ourquoi ledit tableau
ne serait par approuve ct homologue,
8 8 avriL JOS. D RICHARD, Greffer.
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Succession Else y,o,s,sund.

CouR OIL PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 3475
"A LFRED PERRY. de la Paroisss ST.
Landry, ayant presente une petition a
Peffet d'etre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de Lise NoFmand, decedee, ~deraiere-
ment de Ia dite paroisse; 81
En- consequence, avis est par ie present
donne aux interests dans cette Succession
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bnreau,
dams les dix iours qui s~uivront Ia date do
present avis, les r%aisons, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour iesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit d Ia
dite petition.
e JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefher.
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Isfaf de la Louisiana.

.CouR De DlsrR1cr, Sr LANpRY-No 3s4a.
Suceessiow de John Hagendoorn.
GYLvEsTER j. BARRY. de la Paroisse
~ St. Landry, Administrator De Ia succes-
sion de John Hageudoorn, deceds, ayant en-
registre un Tableau final de distribution des
fonds de la dite succession, acconpague Dune
petition demandant rhomologatioh d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fait droit a Ia de-
mande de la dits petition par un ordre de la
Coar. en- date du 2 Mars 1871
donnie aux interests dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucnne lib ont.
par Cert. a mon bureau, dams la vile d'Opel-
ousas, dams les treute jours qui s%nivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi lie dit Tableau
ne serait pas %approuye ct homologue. 7-9
JOS. u RICHARD, GTefEeY.
Mars 1871.
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Just Received !

A FRESH SUPPLY OF SHAKER p"
Garden Seeds. at the -
jani41 BIG MORTAR.
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.Sssccess5oss Caroline Lossbeys.

8 avriI 1871.
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PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
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ING efSaElteS IOVef1linelG Stops
horses, cattle and mails entering
Paris. y ~ I'LL
It il reported that Gadinal Anto-
nelli has resignedt the Secretaryship
of State in the PapalG abinet.
PARIS, March 3I.-All is conster-
nation, The watchword. of the
COMMUNE is 9 Death to the rich,
to landowners and To priests.a A
decree confseating church property
has been PREPARED. Denunciations
of suspected PARTIES are hourly
made. Tire guillotineaWiH soon be
erected. The inmates of many
houses have been marked for the
guillotinRs.
LoNDosa April Le-A Times spe-
cial dispatchfrom Versailles says :
Theirs pays 800, 000,0 900 francs to
Prussia on Friday evening. The
French Government viii then be
allowed to receive reinforcements
from the North.
Wefugitives from Paris are in
creasing IN number.
The red flag has been hoisted ON
the Tuileries and Louvre.
Members of the Commune now adj
minister the affairs of the different
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Constitutional newspaper
was seized yesterday.
The inhabitants continue to leave
Paris. Many streets look deserted.
Bismarck consents to the augmen-
tation ofthe Paris army to $4,000
LoNnoN, April 2-Bisnnarck has
informed Tlliers that unless the In
dernnity iii paid before the 18th
inst, 0as00@ Germans will enter Par
is TO suppress the revolution, and
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Vente par lie Sherif.

Ter Avrii 1871.
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Etat de la Loufsiar

Ter Avril 1871.
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stnte Conservative Convention.

RICHMOND, August so, p. m:-Ihe State
Conservative Convention met to-day.
The Committee Oh permanent organization
reported Thomas S. Bocock, President, with
nine wee Presidents-H. w. Thomas, from
the Seventh District; VIM. Smith, at large
W. S. Gilman, Secretary, and Edgar Snowden
jr., assistant do. from the Seventh, District
Col. j. W. Munford and Fayette McMuller
escorted Mr. Bocock to the chair amidst cheers
Mr.. Bocock made an encouraging and lnsplr
ing Speech referring to the canvass Of so
and urged the same same policy as then pur
sued Great energy anu perseverance we're ne
cessary to prevent the same doom to thisState a
had befallen South Carolina-tor which pur
pose there must be unity and harmony Of every
Conservative element. He recommended ODE
dience 10 all laws, and patience until the time
when justice must come. -
Gov. Smith moved the appointment o.
business committee Of three from each Con
gressional District.
The convention then adjourned till 4 p. m
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From New York.

New YoRK, Aug. 3O-The steamship Man
haitian, from Charleston, arrived at this polt
early last evening and was ordered TO the lower
bay by the quarantine officials. The passen-
ger%, some fifty in number, will not be permit,
ted to come up to the city until Friday or Sat
urday. .r.
Dr. Roseuzweig, the abortionist, is still in
custody, while the police are making every et-
fort to solve the mystery OF the body found IN
the trunk at the Hudson river railroad depot.
The house of Rosenzweig was thoroughly
searched yesterday and SOME cast OFT pieces OF
linen were found in the cellar which may serve
as important links in the evidence. The SER
want girl Yesterday confessed to her knowledge
of Il previous abortion aud murder committed
by the Dr., and Rosenzweig upon being ques-
toned, admitted that her story Was true.
A whrlwind at Big Fats, Ginning county,
New York, last Saturday occasloncd much
damage to property aud injured two men.
The new Good Templars, hall at Clifford,
Susouchanna county, Pa, was struck by light
Mug last week, and Thomas Jones, age ~, was
instantly killed, and William Anthony, Daniel
Evans, Isaac Breese, Samuel Owens and VIM.
Jones were seriously injured. Many others
were FRUSTRATED The fluid passed through
the entire assemb!age and every person III the
room was more or less shocked.
\ private dispatch received here says: capt.
/. H. Partridge, of the steamer City OF lion
ston, is crazy He attempted to commit SUI
eide this morning. The steamer lille, OF
Mallory's line, about which some anxiety was
felt, left Key West this morning. Her freight
is slightly damaged.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. ga violent temon>tra'
ton took place in the streets of Rome Monday
A drunken crowd led ny one TOguettl. a'bro'h,
er Of Tognetti who was beheaded, rushed
through the streets shouting against the priest,
until it was dispersed by the soldiers. Several
shots were exchanged and one person wos
killed and many wounded.
LONDON, Aug. 3O.--Thr weather is fair and
favorable to the crops.
LONDON, Aug 3U.-The Emperor Napoleon
and family visited the steamship Treat hast'
ern yesterday.
Thu King OF Belgium returns home to-mor'
row via Astcnd. Six persons were drowned
by the wreck Of the Bondcar from Croustadt
for al English port.
A railway collision occurred at Bolton last
night and six persons were injured. a
One hundred and thirty German workmen
struck yesterday at Newcastle on the lyme.
and paraded the streets. There was no disorder
Duke de Aumale has, it is said, again de.
clined to be candidate for the Presidency OF
the French Republic.
FLORENCE, Aug 3O.-Count Sclopis hasbeen
appointed by King Victor Emanual arbitrator
on the part of Italy upon the Alabama claims.
PARIS. Aug 3O.-Thc Duke of Montpcnsier,
who is in France, offers to testify before compe-
tent Spanish authorities relative to the death
of General Prim. He is at present detained
from Madrid by the illuess of his daughter.
VIENNA, Aug. 3O.-The Free Press says L
league Tor the preservation Of the peace of Eu-
rope has been formed at Gastcin and that Aus
tria, Germany and Ita y and perhaps Russia,
are its adherents.
LONDON, Aug 3O.-Dr. Kirk, of Zanzibar,
writes that DR.. Livingston is still in tho coun-
try west of Tangamyika, and the Arabs there
count him as resident in that region. No
ill.feeling is manifested towards him. He is
moving Slowly but safely, and will leave no
doubts in the geographical problem whether
Lake Tangamyika is the the real head OF the
Nile or empties by the Cango.
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The Markets.

LONDON Aug. 30-ll:30 q. m.-Conso!s opened
q; 93A for money and account. Bonds dull.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 29-Bonds Of 1862 closed
at 955a96.
PARIS, Aug. 3o.-French rcntes 56 francs
centimcs.
New YORK, Aug. 3O-Stocks steady and an,
higher. Va. skies gu; new 10. Cold ~.
quiet aud unchanged. Corn dulI and unchanged
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3O.-Eu skies, old, 81 bid;
do. 1866, IS bid; do. coupon, old, 62 bid, 63A
asked Cotton scarce, and firm aud quiet; low
middlings lsalSt. Flour firm and in good de-
mand Wheat quiet and firm; amber l52altlf
coumon red to fair l25al35; Pennsylvania l4Oa
l45 Corn tirmer; white Southern GsaIG; yellow
do 70 Oats 4ja5O
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