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GO TO FRAYsER'S GALLERY. AND TELL Al
YOUR friends his is the place tor good work.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING CASHMERE HATS at from ~
To ST at L. WEISlGER & CO.'S.
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They have just received fresh supply of those
beautiful patent Toilet Mirrors mt the DOLLAR
STOKE, corner Ninth and Main streets, which they
are selling at the exceedingly low price OF one dol
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TIE WAY TO SAVE MoSEY-go to the DOLLAR
STORE.
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RErS & CO.'S PICTURES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY
the best made In the city. There IS scarcely II day
passes that they do not make sittings for parties
who had them taken elsewhere and are not satisfied.
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WE OFFER TIE FOLLOWING an
w DESIRABLE PROPERTY G.L
FDR SALE PRIVATELY:

Nice BRICK HOUSE. nearly new, on corner
Federal street: seven rooms.
Large BRICK HOUSE, I07 Clay Rtrcct; ten
rooms.
BRICK HOUSE on Broad street: i've rooms
FRAME HOUSE corner Twenty -cghth aud Clay
streets seven rooms. w
Large BRICK HOUSE on strccker's llIl!: four
tccu rooms.
Two beautiful BRICK HOUSES opposite Monroe
Park.
BRICK HOUSE on Marshall street between Sc
Cond and Third strc-,s: Srvcn rooms.
Four new BRICK HOUSES, four rooms each.
with I'LL the modern Improvements.
BRICK HOUSE 2203 Franklin street; eight
rooms. -
FRAME HOUSE oa Twcn,yffth street; eight
rooms. 49, -,
FRAME lIOCSl. on T"cuty-scvcnh street be-
tween lav am leigh: ciGht rntlI!S.
Fix FRAME HOUSES OH Harrison stree.
FIR kAlE IOUSE"n r|cniy-'cvea h street; Tour
FKhME HOUSE. 1923 S. James street.
LARGE BRICK Iiu.iS.. we I Clay street; nine
large rooms: new.
FRAME House, 909 west Clay street; five
rooms. ~ -
SKI,'K HOUSE on Fourth street between Clay
and Leigh: i've rooms.
We have HOUSES and LOTS in every part Of the
rltr PETERSON 4 BkuOCkS,
an ns-st No . Tenth street, near Bank.
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FEAYsEn's EXTENSIVE GALLERY IS STILL
crowded every day.
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CAHD-PIIoToGRArHs AZ FRAYsER's, s. PER
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DELINQUENT License TAxES.-Ihe cry COZ
lcrtor is required to report to the Police JUS
ticc on Thursday next all unpaid city license
taxes, that he may impose the nne PROVIDED
bv ordinance and cause eXecutl,n J." issue
for the amount. 1t will be well, therefore,
far ,lI to my their licenses before that day.
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Americans and the Blackfeet indians. A
| ,rge number of .iuericsns were killed.
The trouble arose in the B!Ickfoot country,
10 consequence of which eight thousand In
dians have crossed the line aDd..threaten the
interior settlements and Manitoba.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE. VALUABLE HOTEL I1a
L PROPERTY AT ALuERS0E DEPOT, LII
MONROE COUNTY, W. EA.-This Property is
situated Immediately OH the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad. twenty -four miles west of White sulphur
Springs, eight miles south Of Blue sulphur Springs
and twelve miles north Of Salt sulphur Springs.
The BUILDINGS entirely new and commo-
di0us. There is attached to this property neal y
ONE ACRE OF LANi>--morc can be had il de
sired 4 good opportunity for investment In one OF
the st-growug and most desirable towns on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
For particular, apply ri once ~
y. VI. FAIRS, Anderson. VI. Va,
an 2G-lw thrsaueIke and OHIO railroad.
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Tor SALE PRIV VATELY.-We are au-
L thorized to sell the very desirable BIIIk
RFSIDi.NEE on Main street between Fine ana
Laurel streets, opposite Monroe Park, containing
wen rooms: Kitchen, stable, aud other ou.liouses,
with excellent water, on the premises Quite va
ric;y at good fruit and good grapery. Tic lot
front, j.5 fret and runs hack le0 feet 10 alley. IL
Is not Necessary 10 say anything in favor ground
fronting on Monroe Park. our citizens are ac-
1liantcd with its Increasing value. The premises
are in excellent uTdcr. apply In
HILL u GODDlA, Zeal state Agents,
an 2f-;t NJ. HOS Vain Strttt.
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STRAWBERRIES, SrRAwBERRlES.-PIZzISl has
the finest you ever saw.
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SPECIAE. NOTICES.

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM al PIzzIHfs.
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LOST. STRAYED. DC.
WOOD AND COAL.

EMOEAi..--We have removed from our
IN woodward on south side Bussn. to Fouriecnth
street south ui Cary. wEeEc we Viii be pleased TO
furnish our customers aud the public generally With
the hest SEASONED WOOD. sawed and split.
ap 2i-jt bNN'N v -.
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MARKET GArUEES, MARKET GAR
vi DENS-F0r sll,' priva ely. TEN ] IEA-h,EE
LOTS one mile flum Manchester on IN. ie'"Is-
Lury tuluiIik. lr,nting Riosinond: beautiful locs-
lion (I,yc, iiuit-trccs, vineyard, &c For terms.
,i,nIv In MOODY ( RDYAIL.
i'- corner Seventh AMI Hull streets.
40, Manchester. Va.
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FRESH STRAwBEGRIES.-PIzZINI has received
another supply OF line strawberries.
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RESIGNED.

The Chair laid before the Council the re-
sicnati"a of Mr.. Wagner aSa member OF the
Finance Committee; which was accepted.
The Chair announced that Mr. Scott of JEFF
lerson Ward would take his place, and that
Mr.. Eos>icuy would act as chairman tempo
,suriy
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN, oil snt.s 0 real sfts pands Letireea tue lSt o,
JdouoTy and 3oth o. J,tI,e the tnres for the pre-
Ssnt Vetir hnrcto he p0id bgthe pnrchns"r. u"
al Snl.S iRnde JrfWeeR ih* Isl of Juip mt iGSi
0f lie ycGr IL" ttLes hnreto he pnjd byths StlleT
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ORDINANCES

Mr.. Jones. from the Committee OH Ordi-
nanros. submitted ordinances in relation to
Indecent c"adsict, assault, &c; concerning
special committees: to establish the office OF
iu>!ncinr OF buildings, &c: which were
adopted. except that one i'll relation TO the
Inspector OF buildings, which was laid on
the table.
Mr.. Jones also presented report from the
City Attorney and an ordinance in relation
H. sample merchants; which vas tabled.
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STUP PAYING RENT

GlA
Three more BRICK HOUSES on monthly install
ments br paving 5000 TO $500 ca.h-one on "csl
Nain six rooms; two on Sccond near Canal street
six rooms
IMPROVED PROPERTY on USUAL TERMS; ;
Brick House, seven rooms, Madison and Cary
Trck House, six rooms, Marshall near Bro"k
avenue. ,,,, , 10 r,,,1
street. . no.. -. Ill.,, ,,,
Brick House six rooms. No. 307 COLLEGE street.
I,ri.k House ten rooms. Ninth ncXtto VI street.
Brick House. SIX rooms, Clay and tllllier streets
Frame House, seven ROOMS, No. Jlu west MAI
shall. t,,,, ,o
Two Frame Houses, six rooms each, Fourth DC
tween jackson and Euval.
Frame House, eight rooms. Leigh ana Adams
Frame House, four r.DMs, illrVic, hedE Drove
roai. - ,.., ,..
Frame House. four rooms. Twemty-tfth between
Oand L, next IL go.
lOSt, CREDIT:
Brick House with store and SIX rooms, Broau near
Foushcc. ,,o
Large Brick Stable and yard, Broad near Foushee
Brick House, many ruouis. No. 22oo Trace street.
Church Hill. ,r., ,.,,, ro.,.
Leigh, east side.
Offering at 10 prices TO make speedy sales.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent an'i Ancttonecr.
Nain .ir. nD-lt "a.
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Just received. II large assortment of GLASS ana
PORCELAIN SETS, comprising ruttcr-Dish' sugar
Fowl, Cream Pitcher, aud Spoon-iolder-ail ior
one dollar. LoLLAh oiof'h
corr or Ninth nnd Main streets
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England.
DESTRUCTIVE FIT &.

LONDON, April 2s.-Thc Lancashire Com
pauy's carriage works have been burned IN
Manchester. Fifty locomotives and Que hum
dred and twenty coaches burned. Loss, one
million dollars.
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Go TO P1zz1xl's AND GET SOME OF THOSE D1-
[IcIOUs STRAWBERRIES.
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Russia.
SulllI,aa ~.

ST. PErERsBuRGH, April 2S.-Empcrol
Wilhelm has arrived here amid great ccldl
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l
with five bottles. 20 To .hc DOLLAR STORE, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
Go TO FRAY.EH's GALLERY. AND TELL ALL
YOUR friends his is the place tor good work.
We would advise all who are IN want Of PICTURE
FRAMES TO 90 to the RICHMOND FRAME STORE,
where twenty-five per cent can he saved. Don't
forget the place, next to the Dollar Store corner
Ninth and Main streets.
CArD-p,IoroGRAplIs Ar FRAYsER's, s" PER
doz"u.
CoNTESTMEST AND HAPPINESS REIGN IN ALL
households where DooLEi's YEAST POWDER Is
used. Try it. Your grocer has 1t. Put up ful!
weight.
CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and
perfect lit guaranteed 40 sale, by r. B. SfEScE
& son, 1900 Main street.
FEAYsER'S EXTENSIVE GALLERY IS STILL
crowded every day.
They have just received fresh supply of those
bcau1ifuf patent Toilet Mirrors nj the DOLLAR
STORE. corner Ninth aud Main streets, which they
are selling at the exceedingly low price OF Que dol
lar.
REES e cos PICTURES AXE CADOCBlEpLl
The best made In the city. There IS scarcely day
masses that they do not make sittings for parties
who had them taken elsewhere and are not satSled.
STRAWBERRIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has
the finest you ever saw.
FRESH Observation-Disclosures has received
another supply OF line strawberries.
WILLOW BANANAS ut PIzZISIS.
FINE oRASGEs-largc and Jucy-at tlZZlNls.
Corp SODA WATER WITH THE BEST OF FRUIT
sYKuPS at PlZZINIS.
Go TO PIzzISI'S AND GET SOME OF THOSE oI-
LIcIous STRAWBERRIES
LARGE rnoTOGKAPIIe NJ FRAY SER, ONLY II.
--------------------------
HEES & Co. give perfect satisfaction.
Iust rec,iypJ n large assortment of GLASS ald
PORCELAIN SETS, comprising huttcr.Dsh. sugar
Fowl. CreaIu-Pitcher, aud Spoon-liolder-ail Tor
on.. dollar COLLAR STORE,
correr Ninth aud Main streets
pEMBRoKE SHIRTS, PEMBKokE SHIRTS
made tn order bS
E. \. SPENCE ( soS,
Merchant Tailors,
1899 Main street
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COLD SODA WATER WITH THE BEST OF FRUIT
SYKUPS at PlZZINIS.
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,EILow BANANAS ut PIzZlNTs.
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S2EN d0p NEEE.

'r titN Council met Yesterday afternoon.
-oat. Mc>>rS. I. II. W:uuc (prcsidcnt.
min, B">>icuX. Ch">tcrman. Davi-.
-.-h cf Marshall Ward. English uf Mon
Ward, tuhcr. Forester. Gentry. Hall.
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CLAIMS AND SALARIES.

Mr. Whtlock, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries. submitted a report re-
commencing that bills amounting to 81 ,l6S.40
br paid, ADOPTED.
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Mr.. Barganiu, from the Committee on the
Fire Department. submitted Il report giving
the names OF ii number Of persons TO whom
permission has Geeu granted to erect wooden
buildings, and others whose petitions have
been denied. The committee also recon-
mend the adoption of the following:
Resolved, That the sum of S2,100 he, and
the same is hereby, appropriated for the pur-
chase Of eighteen hundred feet of hose
The report WAS adopted except that pr
ton in relation to expenditure for hose.
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FINE oRASGEs-largc and juicy-at PIzziSTs.
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PENBRoKE SHIFTS, PEMBKokE SHIRTS
made tn order br
L. y. SPENCE { SoS,
Merchant Tailors,
lssa Main street.
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TDR RENT, one OF those desirab'eGa
II STORES and DIV ELLlSGS on The north t2.I
side rf Franklin between Seventeenth and ti@h-
tccuh streets with three rooGS above tile storc),
suitable for almost any kind Of busincss.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
mn ao-al Real Fs'atc Agents AMI hucii"n"crs.
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Itnly.

RoME. April 2s.--The Pope passed rest
less night. The anxiety regarding bis con-
ditiun has been renewed.
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RATE OF TAHATIHN.
-" ordinance :tmcndio" The "rdit'lhcc
'"Dr'rning the le,yin@ "f taxes WAS next
tIh"u sIp on motion Of Mr.. Stra,is.
Nj. >tiau moved 10 s.ii Sc blanks IL
utdI:'ncr - IL 20 make the rate OF taxation
"u cr-onai property, real csta'c. and pre-
iI'nlns "n i''-uiT,rc" policies Sl.50 on The
hundred dnii.u-.
Nr. bJs-ieux moved to amend by making
The rate - =, Oh the one hundred dollars.
Mr.. WliiOck movcG 10 ameDd Tie a'npnd-
Incnt by making the rate Il 40 on the nun
ditd dollars,
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L'UR KENT, TWO BRICK STORESf5a
Il on Ainrsbll bctwccn Fourth and Fif,hE.A
streets; To be bad at once. Rent low. ,r,>
r.. i. j. CLOPTON.
mn os-3t No Goddln Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

THE MOTION TO ADJOURN OVER DERBY DAY
FRUITLEss OPPOSITION or MR. THOMAS HUGHES.
LONDON, Tuesday, May p. 1873.
In the House of Commons to-day the usual
motion was offered to adjourn over the 5th OF June,
Derby Day.
Mr. Thomas Hughes protested against the practice,
and denounced public humiliation such action OF
Parliament Difference to what called the national
sport. He believed the example was injurious in the
highest degree TO public morals. He hoped the Gov
eminent would extend the operation Of the Betting
Houses act to Scotland where English sporsmen were
stn able TO evade the law. The English papers were
filed with betting advertisements purporting TO ema-
nate from Scotland The police there we're powerless
against this gross scandal which daily Increasing
because the local law sanctioned it.
After further debate in the course Of which the Gov
eminent promised to extend the act TO Scotland the
motion 10 adjourn the 9Th proximo carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

INTERVIEW BETWEEN BRIGHAM YOUNG AND
SPEAKER BLAINE.

SALT LAKE CITY, May PA morning news
paper gives the following account of the interview be-
tween Speaker Blaine and Brigham Young:
Brigham wanted to impress tho speaker with the idea
that Congress had right whatever 70 inter
fere with the local affairs the government OF the
Ttrritory in any respect; that any attempt
interference was breach OF fath ana ssu tst they
have full power do all legislation without let or HIN
drance ~. -,
Speaker Blaine reminded Brigham Young that the
Presidential contest OF 1861 fought the distinct
sue of the right OF Congress TO control the domestic
Institutions of the Territories, and that Mr.. LIN.
coin chosen on that ground . tnat
lation Of and slave and that lie authority was
pienary in the premises and the extent OF Its exercise
matter discretion that the organic act OF Utah was
by It's terms subject to amendment alteration and re-
neal and that no enactment of the Territorial Legisa
was Of the slightest validity II Congress choose to
aunul. .
Brigham Young said II that is your doctrine. our IN.
terests rights demand that we De admitted az
State We have the regulate population resources and
wealth. IL may be true Mr. Young, tho Speaker
replied, that you have the necessary population
the frsnkncss With which should speak were ON the
floor OF Congress- must say to You that OaD can never
be admitted a. State 30 long as the instuton OF poy
amy upheld and practiccd by the Mormon Churcn,
and as I understand, by the great majority OF your
people. a,
What specific measures Congress win adopt Is
not for to say; but viii assume that congress VIII
Dc necessary 70 MAINTAIN the Federal authority
in this Territory, but 10 TO Congress worrying
about Utah II is my impression, that the worrying all
the other side. do not think IL would De rght nor
wise TO do anything 10 persecute your people Tor wnat
they may eonseientiousy believe, however
much they may difer from them, but
at the same time would not leave on your MIND tne
legisAte your affairs In Just such manner as Iney
may deem best for the general good.
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honor Ito distrusts not 10 say breads and hates
don,ocracr--" the vile multitude IL is easier for
MS than for him TO say that he should pronounce
himself next week at the opening of the Assembly
decsivelv for this and against that IL il very easy
for ali Of us outsiders to cay that the play of check
and balance among parties, which he has 20 cum
ningly PLAYED for the last two years, should, now
that his grand aim in that game-the paid liberation
of the territory-is assured, be renowned, and he
make new deal, to be straight followed with o
bold show of his hand.
The Assembly is the sovereign OF the country and
of M. Theirs That he might appeal against its To-
gal majority to the nation, be largely sustained by
the response of the popular voice TO such appeal
and force the superluously tagging Monarchists on
that old Versailles stage to resolve themselves back
into provincial insgnfcance is hardly questionable.
But what would become of his position, and that
which in his sincere patriotism comes to much the
same thing the consequent position and state of
France and of partiesf Foremost among the Sc
ouences must be new general elections, ending in
radical majority to a constituent sovereign Assem-
bly. of which he would not long be controlling
chief. not even chief party leader. To this may be
attributed the honestly intended schemes Of con-
structing while time serves, his favorite conseTv
tive Second Chamber and OF restricting in practice
the exercise of the elective franchise. He desired
inst enough restriction OF the free democracy to rr-
tate to quick hostility all Democrats, but not
enough 10 insure the virulent hostility Of all Mon
archists.
The upper order of the Bourgeoisie and the lower
ranges of coHches soGdes that came to The surface
and management of affairs, thanks to the Great
ReyOlution--seem to have nothing 30 much AT heart
as to Obstruc the rising of yet lower social strata
The sin and misery of France ever is the division,
the internal hostility of social classes The little
Bourgeois, who has arrived to-day by virtue OF the
great revolt against the royalty and noblesSe OF the
last century, has become stationary aud obstruc.
tive toward the rising Of the next lower class OF
curriers' or farm laborers the old nobesse were 10
their address
Regarded with high encouraging hope wi tn mock.
ing contempt, or purely from the point OF view OF
realistic historic study, the present French sltua,
ton political social or financial can best be helped
to comprehension by reading whatever Is readable
of so-called history of the old great Revolution;
That Revolution is not ended We are III 1t ana OF
II to-day, more or less consciously. W. II. H.
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REACTIONARY FRANCE.
RESULTS OF THE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT.
REPORT OF FOREIGN INFLUENCE AMONG THE MON

RESULTS OF The CHANGE OF GOFEhNMENI l.
REPORT OF FOREIGN INFLUENCE AMONG THE MON
ARCmsTs-vHws OF THE POPE.
PARIS, Tuesday, May 27. 1873.
Ex-Presdent Theirs took his seat in the Assembly
to-day.
BERLIN, Tuesday, May ~, 1873.
Paris correspondents of the German press assert
that the movement for the removal of Theirs orgi-
mated in Rome and Florence.
ROME. Tuesday. May 81. 1873.
The Pope in a speech yesterday, declared that he
had ever prayed for France; but that he would now
pray with greater confidence; for the election of
Marshal MacMahon to the head of that country was
guarantee of order and justice to civilization, which
was menaced on all sides.
LONDON, Tuesday, May 81, 1873.
special dispatch from Paris to The London Times
SAYS the new French Government has resolved to
adopt a free trade policy, and also to reduce the
military expenditures. 1t is stated in the same dis
patch that exPresi dent Theirs will resume his lite
rary labors.
The Nec8 has special dispatch from Berlin, con-
veying the idea that it is the prevalent opinion Ill
the German capital that President MacMahon will
prove a counterpart of Gen. Monck, the restorer OF
the House of Stuart to the English throne, and that
his election herads a Legitimist restoration IN
France. -..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

Prince Pierre BOnaparte is in Paris.
There is reason to believe that the Spanish
Government has resolved on measures which will
siderably reduce the interest on the public debt
The West India Mail steamer Moselle which
reached England yesterday, brought from Havana the
hank forger Austin BdweI who has been conveyed to
Hewgae Another hearing OF the forgery case Will DC
had at GuiIdhall to-day, when Bidwell VIII appear
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has Fl nally
passed the bill for the abolition OF Religious Corpora
TONS Parliament has adjourned as mark OF respect
for the memory OF the late Count Manzoni The Royal
Princes aud the members OF both houses have gone to
Florence 10 attend the poets funeral The CEREMONIES
will be OF a most imposing character.