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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FRENCH CON EDY.

Mr.. Dtusnfs company will appear at the mat
nee st the Upora House II, she splendid high
dy Of lie Gesdrs de Mr.. Poi,ier, and the one act
comedy oil 'fe serment d'Horace." Each ticket
TO the matinee will entitls the holder 10 a chance
in The three prizes TO be s1ven away, the princ-
pal OF which will se ladyfs fine gold set At
the evening perforesnc Angler and sandssus
four act comedy OF Charlottesville de Ia aeg-
liere." On Sunday, lies Menssires da Dabls"
and lies Domnos Eoses."
GAL WAC fRa's BENE sfr
Mt the a.. Charles LAST sight was we'll attended,
end ~ an entertsinIeeut partleeAsrIy. was a
handsome success. Grand matinee to-day.
LOUISE PtssBRoy,
supported By ]. r. Ford's saltimorean Dramsiis
gJmpspy, win appesr at this Varieties 81 snndsy
ss rmogsns in Bhakespeares play OF C7tabeins.
AIIuH OATS
90 the Academy at noon 49, M dame ABgots
Daughter, .and al night ss Bou1ettein Blue & eardy
In,the general distribution ofmedsls, If II had
beer possible for the Inter- stional jury Of
Award to have given n media! to the best 5otel
Ia philnde'b hia thls honor wcnad have been
received BY the Coonuade, for aHthe reau Kites
Of a model establishment in every respeotF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
has q BALL.

There 10 considerable excitement In
base ball circles, owing to the fact that the
Howsrds and Lone Stars play to-morrow at og-
den Park. The Lone Stars have been recently
organized, having some of the best talent in the
base ball line. such players as Ma k sud Mesor-
ley. formerly OF the Indianapolis Blues. These
two clubs played last Sunday, notwithstanding
the jpclemensy OF She weather, which resulted In
the score 81 q TO in favor Of the stars. A close
game may be expected on Sunday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE ExpoRr TRADE.

Mayor Pilsbury yesterday received the circular
from the Chamber Of Commerce of PHILADELPHIA,
calling for national convention TO meet in Wash
ipgton on the 22d February next. alresdy referred
10 in the columns Of The DEMoonAr. The Mayor
will refer the matter to the Chamber Of Com
eree, and at their suggestion, will appoint suit
able delegates TO this importan convention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
OUT INVESTIGATING.

The Mayor and Surveyor dHemeoourt were
absent from the City Hall the grester part OF
yesterday on trip TO Agiers. examining the
condition OF the levees there.
Administrators Oavsnsc and Diamond were
also engaged in outdoor work, in connection with
the report OF the Grand Jury that the street con.
tractors we're not complying with the terms OF
the contract requiring them to keep the streets
PROPERLY cleaned and drained.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
DEATH AMONG MANIACs.
Philip Batch Dies from HemOrrhage Of
the Brain In The City Insane Asylum.


Yesterday morning Mr.. Fl. d. Monier, the SUI
perintendent Of the City Insane Asylum. notified
The police authorities, through Administrator
Ed wsrds, that an inmate OF tbst institution
named Phillip Batch, had died under very peculiar
circumstances, and circumstances that deserved
an investigation. Coroner Roche and City Ply
soisn Beard were dispatched to the Asylum and
held post norton examination.
On stripping she body Of the deceased for dis
section marks of violence were visible upon his
back: also his faces neck and head.
After the post norton examination was held
by Dire. Besrd, SCHMIDT and Gribert, the jury
were OF the opinion that death had been caused
by hemorrhage and compression OF the BRAIN
The ipquess was then continued by the ooroher
until future day.
A DEMOCRAT reporter interviewed Mr.. Monier,
and he stated that on Wednesday evening the
deceased was brought to the ssylurn in the Black
Maria from the Parish Prison, that upon opening
the door OF the Maria the deceased was lying on
the bottom, with his head resting upon 8
womans lap, who was also subject for the same
institution.
That on taking Batch ont Of the conveyance,
he was In an insensible and speechess condition,
and that he remain d in that condition until he
died, which was at O'Clock yesterday morning.
When he was brought into the building he had the
appearance OF man who had been brutally
treated.
stances, Ia my reason for having coropers inves-
tigation.
The next man the reporter saw was the driven
OF the Black Maria, who stated that he had taken
the deceased from the Parish Prison to the In
| sane asylum, and that before leaving the prison
CITY Physician Finney had given him an opiste TO
quiet him.
That on arriving at the asylum Batch sould
not wa Tx, and was carried into the building in
spsechless condition.
| Capt. Cain, OF the Parish Prison, was next
seen, and he stated that Batch had been re-
! manded to the Parish Prison by Judge Milten'
berger on Tuesday, the 9Th, to DO examined b.
the physician regarding bis insanity. The phy
sioian having pronounced him insane, he was
sent to the hospital The captain said If the &C
| cused had received injuries, that he received
them elsewhere than in the Parish Prison.
The hospital steward OF tbs prison, whom qnes
toned regard Dg the affair, stated that bAfcn
when he was brought into the hospital, was 0laci
and blue abont the ace.
The reporter, afier receiving the above state
meDt repaired to The J bird Precinct Station an
int, viewed the night clerk. He related that
half past o'clock OF the morning OF the 9th 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
THE POLICE ROARD.

The Police Board met last evening, Mayor
Pilsbury in the chair.
Patrolman Jas. sexton, Seoord Precinct, took
10 much whisky that he was unable to attend to
his duty, and created euoh disturbat CO that
brother officer was forced 10 lock him up. For
this the board fined him three days pay.
Corporal y. Thomas, for neglect OK duty, was
admonishsd.
Super nnmerary f. Sobiebert, Fifth Precinct
for the same tffense. was also reprimanded
Patro'msn @. r. Gallagher, for leaving his
beat, was reprimapded
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

"There 10 no warden in that district, for no
one dare take the office for fear OF loss OF trade,
or having their property burned or stock de-
stroyed." From what quarter OF the country
II c,me from, except the South But STOP
Upon further inspection We discover that it is "a
extract from the report Of the Maine commits
sioners Of fisheries, and refers to the violations
OF the law at Moosehead lake, which are open
and defiant. So it seems that prescription, arson
and other forms OF buildozipg are not confined
to one section of the country Springfield BE.
publican,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
Trsdare.s rarewsII to the warlra

Yesterday Coroner Roche and City Physician
Beard held post norton examination on she
body Of sailor boarding house runner named
VIM freddie, who died, as 1t WAS at first sup
posed from the effects of dose OF hsrtslsorp,
which the pstient, on entering the hospisal, ~
legged had been gwen him by druggist in the
Fourth District TO kill the effect OF . drums; but
upon the examination by the physician ID was
included that the deceased Game to his death
from pneumonia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

In another column will be seen an advertise
No. los Canal street. This fra is daily 10 re-
ceipt of all the latest and most fashionable
goods in their line, such "a Administer. velvet,
BRUSSELS. three ply and ingrain carpets. win
dow shades cornices. lace and Nottingham cur
tains, ali of which have been selected with great
care and comprise undoubtedly one OF the
handsomest assortments ever brought to this
city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Baton Ronge Herald, to be published weekly in
BstDu Rouge. II will be sdited In the interest OF
the Democratic party and will be devoted TO the
mste,isl, agricultural, .ducst ionsl, social snd
politiosi interests Of the people. We wish the
Baton RouRe Heruid all success.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

SpoRTsMEN ArrENTIoN.-Revol the gun
maker, having removed from his old stand to
No. 90 Chartres street. Announces the reception
Of com plete assortment of breeoh and muzSle
loading firearms. His stock is complete and
bis selections OF gun material and all articles
passed In the city. The durability and finish Of
ali firearms repaired by him is guaranteed.
aud interested parties from tho city or country
would consult their interest by calling on Mr..
Revol and examining specimens he has on ex-
n ibifion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
THE BATON ROUGE HERALD.

pleasure in referring to the notice published in
another column, that Messrs. Sam Bard and
John Il. Stanard will issue on the frat OF Feb
ruary next the frat number Of q new paper, the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Very few remember much about Simon Boil
var. who was termed the Waehingt n OF South
Ameriea.-tPitts. Dip. Very true. Simon maan
n mistake in not starting ont with q 1h,cnN
story. II may be, however. that the 81 dbr bon
var did not take the same views OIL cnesfy-ess
ting as the elder Washington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The auction house Of Messrs. III. Il n. Samory
continues TO attract the attention of all city and
country dealers In boots shoes or brogans.
Besides their regular semi weekly sales they
have established o series OF credit sales on
large scale. thereby Hffording accommodations
to many purchasers who probably cannot pay
mart Nos AZ and AZ Decatur street. on sales day,
Ia not only exhlarating but profitable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
Fire.

Al 6 O'Clock Thursday morning Mr. Bileys
hon. a. o,rner OF Coliseum and Eighth streets,
was Chilly damaged By fire, caused BY de-
f.otlye chimney.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The chrome has bsen used for ne advance
ment of almost every known proJsct. put man
OF Edgartown. Mass. has put 1t at last to q new
has offered asryce sys ANY sgnsa2
who will attend cnnrc,h s SCI on "'oA& ''n""'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Queen Victoria is reported to be bsttep 9sohfsed
viii ord RaaeonsfislH than with any other
Primo Minister with whom she has had deal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Curious effect OF the excise law: Street must
clans and begRars have suffered sever-ly from
the closing OF ths saloons rs nearly All sn men
plaees.-tN. Y. Tribune.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Russia has to contend with famine. Deartp
is reported 10 prevail r. a serious extent 10 ID
PROVING .ot .Kazan In Eastern russia, me PR
vince lying TO ths no sthwe-t ~ anl ao1acehgt
astrnu " from farn ms short time ago. Tb'
city Of Kazan is sad 10 bs crowd d With fani,
stricken ,srsons WIN have ffoeked into II
search Of f,pd and the psasantry In the outlt !,
Ing districts ara reduced 10, great straits. Az
| imperial Commission has been appointed @
| organize the means Of relief,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
The New Orseans Clearing House Assa-
GAatjUn.
7Natchez Democratic

The Nsw Oviasns Clearing House Association
takes ID will be seen by our dispatches, very do
oidea ground Against the Bland silver bill. This
action, coming it Ia d1es froaa tho chief South
ern metropolis, 10 quite significant and will nc
dopbt hass consider able weght. As We have.
said bsfoss We sse I'd reason why . silver bill !
vaioh weald provide silver doilass OF standard
vAlus (tnss is to say, the valne they had when,
they wore legal tenders wishout limit, End whsr
bond bzyers knew them TO be SUCH should nor
pass. We cannot $50 any Injustice in sach bill
and srs ct loss TO understand sow the. New On
leans people can view IL differently. But the
these men we're bankers. A meeting OF the pei
pie Of New Orleans would doubtless vis" Ia
matter differently.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
PER sONAI..

W. II. Wilder, Esq agent Of Mrs. Myrs Clark
Gaines, left our city yesterday for Baltimore to
settIe that lady e claim against that city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Tho G,-an11 RnDids Post says thaA during thu
examination Of q female witness Ia an assault
and battery ease Prosecuting Attorney MAJ
nara asked how the assault was made. Quick
as thought tho witness few at him. and claUed
down ons side Of his lace, and nearly gouRs9
out his right eye before he could cry enough
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

A vouno Town man welcomed. his sweetheart
with ' 40 cord al an embrace that pistol in his
pocket exloded, seriously wounding boy VINO
was looking on. forgetful thattWo ass com pan y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Arkansas now talks Of adopting the Moffett
register. This means of raising a revenue
bids fair to become the rage in the Southern
States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

A vonng man In Saline county, Mo. playfully
sttnrn n, ed 10 kiss pretty young widows. In his
annff, tho widow suddenly thrush finger into
one Of the Young mans eyes. totally destroying
the sight,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-01

FoR SALE.-A second land Fisher
Piano, alnpSta5 &C. s. new, enquire
of Mrs. Samuel Kitchens. Of this city.
STRAYEp- - bright lay mare With
black name and tail: Thick Withers;
light, cracked hoofs; slightly dished
in tie face; 10 Other marks; weight
about 900 lbs; four years old.
y. Hooking & Co
st. Louis White Cocn Meal; the
celebrated akron Oat Meal; and
Ohio White Graham-lor sale By hin
ME and Sprafcr.
QUERY: why willmnn smoke com
mon tobacco. when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. seal of North Carolina"
at the same price?
The lTecla coal stove and Denmark
Cook have taken tile premium ever y
time over ali competitors Wherever
exhibited. Martin y Toag agents.
How ARE WE TO kS 1W?-Dallers
say how are we to Know thl5 Dr..
Prices Crelm BlSjas Powder i uu5o-
phisticated? KlaN Il, baelaie i al
ways gives satisfaction, aal other
kinds are bouglt at 4 pflc3, 80 low
that It points 4 once T. aiu.terdtioa.
If consumers know the Character Of
caeap bt6iug powders, very few
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-11-01

Ir. King anu mr.. HaE slton, Cam
dates for Congress, Contrasted.
Tie tisrt Coal,t Gazette
They are the oaly remaining
candidates tor Congress III this
district. Judge Cothren has
Internationally decIiued. In
less We desire t. throw away
our votes We mast chose be
tween these 'wo.
Mr. Ela2eiton is a lawyer of
lino ability, but all that we
know Or him II Wisconsin, has
been essentially a politician,
From the very first 81 his com
ing among US TO the present
time, he has been persistent
office seeker. Ills peculiar
arts and practices as q polite
ian have made him very sue
cessful. lie has been accused
by his own party papers, as 1
lawyer, of unfalihfalness, sell
ing ont his clients, taking fees
from both sides, and charging
eXtortionate foes as a polite
ian, OF pretty much everything
that an INSCRIPTIONS polite
ian can be- accused OF, and III
general with III sorts Of doings
except being square, honest,
conscientious man.
Mr.. kuig IS 1 farmer andlnm
Der dealer. He was raised on n
farm, aud came up flom a boy
right among Is. Hris 81 the
people, audall his sympathies
with the people, and OUR PEG
pie. He has never been accus-
ed of being otherwise than q
square, honest man conscien
tious man, il al respects. He
has had the legislative eXper-
fence Of two terms III the Leg
islature, and the worst that
they can charge him with is
that in ease Of two claims
against he State, both of
which had baea by law pre-
viously submitted 70 commits
sioners OF arbitration and de
cided against Tire State, he 70
ted to pay the claiaus accord
Ing to tho decision Of the arbi-
traitors.
Which VII you vote fora
, 1878-09-01

Arc not exceed by any place Sound for fishing milling
Sound Snohomish
Wlam there and unng it is also on the
There excellent o alton
for establishing warehouses; which ship the products OF snoomis
On these premises will also
thirty forty head in all thus afordng those
homes to stock If desire
addition finest land
the Territory known as the Hurley Rh of upland This is
mile Snohomsh City
, 1878-09-01
Secure Homes Oh easy terms that will soon be very valuable


Is divided twenty-five strips about nine each extending
lk om near the meadow garden land already
cleared bluff Five OF these fine Homeead already
unable to
property the front Tor sale lease on reasonable terms
offered in tracts of 40 aud O acres OF and
adjoining the 5fukieo advantages OF
, 1878-09-01
9uaet Sound
BuSinessCollege,
FRONT STREET, NEAR COLUMBIA,
SEATTLE, w. Il.
- The Leading Commercial College on the Pacific Coast

HE DESIGN OF this Institution ndus
Nv Merchants Book Cashiers by
BUSINESS the
school conducting he
Bank, Office, or Counting House ' '"N
The advantages thorough scientific carried on,
, 1878-09-01

Wishing themselves for practical duties
facilities
instruction.
not being kept back by those deficient ' ''
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
EEEkLD NOTES.

II eassn tssz5<s when BE- Dsss
TIE raessesS essss Eyoz Bic knees
WGs whst ssaszeAsrT -rzEE be srsss
ThsD Hayes tseissss lie 5esd ia prayer
Eg3I 29s Ass sesz rsSs . psa. o1e
TSsre pas e1asi1erasas n sssEp-e1s
tksrs elhs.
A CaIesgp paSes ssys TIA; tsess ssss 67s
ssr1Tsls a. tbs pri.e1psi tosSle sn raas e9y,
lts. s&,gs1sy.
A sazga,sr u Gsosssl 2hsseyans Las did
a. sls rrEsla5< CoETsz6. OhEo. Her n.eis,
B4s5pp Kosegszs, La lel, bozas 70 sssensd
tks fQnegs1.
Yrezea papess Claim tas. siscs ,be dssth
IT P0pe Ysus, shs oltsaa of Ronsr Cssbolie
BlsboD Il Yeros, Bsshsr of cIerros;, VITO
eouras - jean 10 ha Episeops:<.
TIE religsous obserysDes Of s1n3sy p,as.
ITALY eLSs .. noos ir ssa Yrsue1seo. IL
the afternoon the law permits all pubqsc
snuaensE1s snd race esurses, theatres and
otbeT FesoTe are ope1.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Fl HoteI has been re.
Gently fitted In the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises rersonal supervis on
over every article oi food which comes
into the Stewards department before IL Is
given out 10 the cooks. Milk and other ar
ticles OF diet are regularly inspected: hence
Notwithstanding & the large lumber Of fguests
not single c tse Of dissas has occurred,
and the invalid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q nr.tclass Hotel into sanctuary OF
heath instead OF a pesthouse Of disease,
ss Is frequently The case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers, at
tsntive Walters and scientific Cooks. who
cater to the comfort, health and happiness
Of the guests. instead II the passions and
morbid sppetites. The charges are In keep
Ing with tue times, being 81 per day fer a
room and three meals Rooms without
b1ard. from 90 cents TO 81: Weekly board,
from % TO sl2. Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. seven meal tickets for 81.
Open day and night-the cars running
past the door convey passengers 70 or from
any Of the dSpots, or any part OF the ctty.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
DON EsTiC.

xTsgnaSpi kIvEk gTEAxxk EussxD.
NsspHs, Tenn, March THE Anchor
Line steamer CITY Of Chsstsr was burned
al the Elevator here a. 250 oteiOck this
morning. Two liyes were Io&t. The boat
and cargo are total loss.
FALL or TsITTEEE NEs iron 4 rEEsrLx
YiFTr-yfyx FEET HIGH
BALTIMORE, March 7.--A special from
HagsrstowD, No says Yesterday at
Powelps Bend, On the Potomac river, near
WiIlismsport, Nd the trestle platform used
in building new iron bridge Of the Cum
beriaDd Valley Railroad at that point, gave
way while thirteen men were at work,
throwing ths men into the river.
Three Of them were fatally injured and
be others seriously hurt. The fall from
he trestls work 70 the river was about
fity-fve feet, and several OF tho injured
men had limbs broken and received other
serious injuries. The names Of the sufferers
have not yet been asesrtsinsd
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
MAKING TEE KUA1s R2Y.

wAsEsssrOx, ksrza g7r-Ths Comnf@ss
o. EpalEn kEs1-s 81 lie Sensss ss-fsl
axsssS - rs2sss tack. aspsrEaey ne Eaus.
s6a yspv1ang tss the ssases 81 CEaharSne AMI
se,daa Gssrsal- Tfs usg if something
noye In iegklstaTs tle1eT. L Eu1haraDss
rhe Secretary IT 1as InEaasr 70 sssssEs huoH
rAEs Dossaoz < fa,s sauzrass d1s me Csry-
sune I11ss1a ehs nun Of $3.50, hz9 81
which smsuas ID - be Sa& % CE1nE1ns
sas hss 70 soraaa GsrnfSs- Tse.e grin
are agsa rssSsesayeag ~ ssd u ysssss sns
ssss ezptares by sas Cheysnss Enaaals
vide 20 rogss fsoE Gsorgas - cSssraas-
TIE seesssy of TIE Iaesraos 10 10 rs.sln
,kas s9z, sfae4 WI lear aasexsst, for ths
yx,,er 1aalfstanes u fbs .xp girls Rn.1
ne. sta1 aecoue of sys, r5er shs waoas
san. yea1e1l1 sas a1Gsrss, a1al te paid
tisn.
TIT IL 6 Ds~ ss,assass ~ ths par. u
Congress, and has for fs ygrDoss tA,e iasa
IT msxas IsS4ss srises Ies,szs.5s f1s tos
srang soass u ihe&- Dsn sess s-6 sr itst
wsy sake then moss TEaeifGi iI ysgs-s~
tsx sae5 wnag ass.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
K0REIGn.

GEk1AsT AssDgScEs P&GYp;rATroB II
ZEE kxSosrTloB.
LysD1s, Kasca ia t,e1.al fsen Dshaa
ssys Il u O%e4aliy azEoghesd sa2s Germary
rfp psrtSc41sss is t5s Pssis Expoessso1 iD
Nsy sszt.
Tzs SSyETBKEBrAL 7Eecy1xs II TrALY.
The eSrrsspos5ert 9: Eonas NJ he Tix.a
tsSszrsrhs 70 sass paS@z a. foilops: "Tas
Htniszss hare fslled II eyEse 10 sn sxrse~
nsE wtts the ysrtous diseosdspt pss1is-
nssEttsy gfogps. Ths Goyernmsrsa likely
u, be defssssa is De sieeSAon oi prsssaep.
fs sks CkamssT N Dsyztks. TIE reau.r
VIII pzDbalSY b. tie daaeolztson of tie
CasEter sEd rev gsaessl sisctson."
ITALIAN aYFHIks--TaE EpnkEss Ezox TEE
..~ 7EkOHE. ..
LonDD1, March THE Nsnekestey
6aas1isSk eorrssDobd<Et ~ Rome, tele-
grap1ing 70 nat SogrsaI isss nizh., says>-
"Ths address from the TEnobs On the o;,sc-
tex u PsrbanasEt % Tbursdsy, after re-
fsrfnz 70 oras 1spyssston H trade through
ou, Easop%, win psoaaiss sisctorai reforms,
&nf the rs11cti0n 0f taxation On corn ar1
salt.
1hs address WI also .dsscnbe the dip9o-
matte sstsot taken ty ItsIy 10 ndsr % IN,
s7rs durable peAc. IN the Esst. Wfb re-
gard 70 the Fspscy the address will be
entirely rsspees'sI, bat VIII affirm more
fistiSetly than ever the unity Of Italy, with
Eous ~ the capitd. II viii Iiksvse reply
70 the circular u the Cardinals Of February
~, and u, the sttituds of the Vatican. tn.
circular u the Cardinals referred 10 renew,
ID the protest against the Italian usurpa-
tim.