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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-19

/. CoAum5us it is not general
ly known, that the bones of this great
man repose in the new Cathedral of the
Virgin Mary, at Havana where the fol-
lowing inscription is placed
"1he highly distinguished hero
CHRIsroPHkR CoLcMBus, by his sin
suIar skill in nautical science, opened to
II a way that had, before, been shut q
gsinst all. He added a region Of the
greatest wealth to Castle and her Kings
10 the three parts Of the globe be SUBJ
lec,ed a fourth Hispaniola. Butalas ss.
er having explored almost all the Lucay.
IS and Antilles Islands, and returned a
ourth time to Spain, he died at Vallado-
ID, worn out by grief, gout and toll, on
ne 18th day Of May, 1906, His body
was delivered for keeping, to the CErthu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
Manchester pr0perty for sac

MancheSter property for Sale.
- virtue Of deed of trust executed by ZacLarisb
40 Brooks and Margaret his wife To- the snbscrIbeTs
as trustees on The 10Th day Of February last aud aG
United TO record IN the CLERKS Office Of lie Conniy
Court OF Chesterfield. Wil he sold for tbe purposes
expressed ~ said deed VI trns the premises IN
town OF manchester, on SdtRTddy the 10th IF 6fGv inst
at O'Clock p. 81. -FOUR HALF ACRE LOIS know u
and designated in the plan thereof ny Nos. IOi IO2
us, llG, Ding on the Main street. These lots are i'm
Tue highest possible slate Of Improvement, and aGc
deseTyedy considered, both IN regard to convenience
ana situation, among the fnost desirable 10 ibs toV
OF Manchester. I erius al sale
JOHN JONES, lr,.-s
Maya. It4..6i RiCH'p hooker ( ITn'ters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

sI-FTench q EMghsh Spring Fashions
MARY CARRlCK, Dress, Pelisse aud Riding Dress
4sA Maker, Baltimore Has removed from No sonih
calvert street. TO No. 81 Baltimore tTeel-(over Mrs
FoneIdtns fancy siore) NJ. c. takes this opportunity
OF returning her sincere thanks TO the LGdies OF YiT.
gd ioT ihei past avOrs, aud hopes continuance
She has the pleasure OF Informing Them thai Inv new
arrangement she now receives both French and English
FASHIONS every month.Also any Ladies lo MAY ism
Millinery or ether articles purchased, size will pay
particular aitenios to the fashion, qualify and price
Baltimore, May 2. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
EDUCATION.


TIE summer session of the snbscribeT's SCHOOL
viii Commence On MondAy The 7y,h Of MAJ Inst
The English Latin aud GTeck languages are Taught -
With all the branches Of science necessary for preparing
BOY to enter any college IN the United States have
grand divisions Of the world aud very large map Of
the u s. for the Of the school Ibe situation s
healthy, and board be had s 10 v month eacu
boarder dnding his bed and candles. Tuition : 80
v annutn, OF 10 mouths. May and october vacation
months. ..Letfefs this subject addressed to me and
directed 10 Mount Laurel, Halifax county, va. wtn
meet with prompt attention.
Maya. ABNRR W. RfLPATRICK
\ D. few bOafdefs can be accommodated at tbe
Subscribers. IA. e5ws
IN CHANCERY...In PJWhaf4R COaaty COaTT, 1pJR
4 me 2oth, $40
mary Utfn0HS0H. ss.,ss.sss... Plaintiff,
AGAINST
RO5ftt ~ Hosby and Peter Lesuear....pePts.
This dry came tie PiaiHfiG by her eORAsfk and Il
appearing 10 me Subtraction of NE cOnrf fhQf ne
delegdaRt Rojerf - Mosby Is MT an fhb0bifgaf Of
thissfafc on hepiofiOH effhe gfa7fB byAer counsel
10 Is dtcrScd amt Ordercd By fhc coJf fhaf NE s1i
Rsberf W. MoS6g d0 appe0r heyc 90 Or befoYe M
mira ThHrsdag IN JRig HcrL ami GHsufr NE picf,.
fif's BIZ. md Eirc secRrhB for gfryotblue tUsl
Ntcrfe as the COHTt maV piVkF hfrfin aud fh0f a.
ccpg Cfths 0Tderbe COrthcifh fNsctfgq H spyae MAJ "
paper TWbt5hed fH Tie city ~ Eichn0na o0dcsDItc
net PEI tc5 nsHfhs sHcCesSTefy. 0Hd fhnE aNoftsf
copy ne pdstfd tp az ne d0Or of fhs roHrfh0uss s
this cgaf9 ~ ire stccee icc coHyt dgs yr,pi0us d
! ne suit fhfvfJ hu~sdOVf1 ,JVfy Ertf.
Mgt1 t4.GyD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
% Martins Iannetu Qnd MN"

MdrtaHS Ia,mejy aud 6iiH."
THIS establishment, lately conducted b, The under.
signed L. Meade in company with the undersigned
~. He'll is this day dissolved by mutual Consent and
n "hoe establishment, with every thing syyetaning
toit TeiinquIshed The sain Heth Nv bon Tor who's,
soe account, and under whose exclusive direction IL
VIII IN fuiure be conducted. JOHN E. MEADE
POwhatan, April ~. H.. ct HARRY HET,(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
TO tie Members Of tie Protestant Episcopal

Church tn Virginia.
THE convention Of clerical ssd Lay Deputies IL ap.
pointed 10 be holden at Alexandra, in St. PauPs
Church, on Thursddy, the llfb OF May, lS20.A iull
approximation Of The parishes I'm the convention Is
respectfully and urgently requested.
RlCHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
Bishop qffbe DlOcese Of Virginia.
niebmsho, March a. tOs.,wtiiM'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

James Ricey Company.
'JNHE James River Company will give liberal hif
4 fOr fVeRfV able bOdied Negro DcR Of good char
acier for four mouths from The Ist Of June
apply To "r. Hszekisu NosBy, who u authorised &
contract for ghsin RODENT POLLARD.
usy WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

OIICE.. 1.-The subscribers having purchased I'd
""Pd fdyloT'S interest in the Dry Gouds Store OF
hoMuND Taylor Co. will continue to transact
business under the firm OF Jchn y j. y Tutor
JOHN TAYLOR
Richmond %ay I. JAQUEIIN y TAyIou
~ All persons indebted to the subscrbers by oyen
accounts ohrTwise are REQUESTED 10 Close he a,,,.
either by cash, negotiabie neieS or bonds.
UG"fed 10 Hire, far the Tt1qGiader ofihe yeqy--A
lew hands accustomed TO stemming Tobacco.
EDMJNU TAYLOR & CO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

One man from King William has been commit.
ted to our jail for passing eff one dollar note as
the --ARost,r uh, was also arrested in Il.
jWiGm, on the requiSitiOn of our police, and
brought 10 this city, ,cas charged Cith bring ac-
cessmy to hePassing IF the counterfeit Hote che
being an company Nth the other persona But it
contended that there ras no such crime in our
ia~-- and the purity rdS discharged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

l 70 ho'io 1" S'scadfee every debt due from a.
-, ah hdIvduzl, as vel as executor of the late
pHsGn ~ Cary offer the following properly for sale.
n TtantafioH ON the RIvanna river about miles
opONe the Point OF Fork, containing ab0n G00 acres
apout i2O OF which are low ground together with the
hesiess aud stock of every Mind the place Also,
n Irdet Of Land about two miles from the said
IWer containing 100 acres ofw ell iaibered land WISE
stream sufficient for saw MILL passing through it,
the above property will be sold very moderate
eLms winch VIII he made known application to the
SUBSCRIBER, residing near Wilmington, Flurauna.
Nd e ll4,.St MILES CARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

1t ,raS said Ly tie manufacturers hGtfheir in
tfreSt UaS neglected by thr committee of com.
merce and manufactures that they must hare
one Of their Own. He'll during this session one
ras granted to than /; and iriiat is the result {?
That This Committee Of Banufactures seems intsnt
upon doing by commerce rhdt uaS charged upon
miftce Ike AarOn's rod is seeking to derour Com
mece. They report butch of bills. each one
shackLns commerce for ito benefit oC manu- actures
"a bill 10 raise The dufies--a TIL TO abolish the
credits Of duties on tO'ign manafdctureS-a Bill
totdr auctions ot foreign goods to 10 per cent.
Thu Nj . baldwin goes !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02
VIRGINIA. ELFCTIONs

DELEGATES ~ J'fE NEXT LEC;LyL 1TIJRF
Bath- samuel BiackbHrn.' John Brown iT.
BrHHswick-FeleT 1. Beasley, James h. MalIoTy.s
Carries CHy--Jobn Armisied, Wyatt waIkeT.s
Bdhydr-Rlchard logan, Henry carriugtsn.s
Isn1cnbNrG-J.l I. Degfafenreidt, James Smiths
WecbteHbWTg-David Shelton, Lewis Green
PeHdteton-James Johnston, Thomas Jones.
RockiHghdM-Danie Mathews, jobs Herring.
5RgHSta-Jobn VI. Estill,s David w. Pattesons
OTGnge-RsbeTt Mallory WIN. norton liz.
Bedford-Isaac Otey,e william Campbell.
NetSon--J0seph Shelton, q ohm 2. Cobbss
HarTisOH-L. y. Daviss0ns ID. KiHcheloe.s
King Uhi0m-P. AJlett, jr. John RoaHe, ire
MfddteScr-Z. u. Cfittenden, -- Hailey.s
EsseJ-A. BrockeRbrongh,s James Hunter.
UiHidmsbHTg-Sam Travis.
IOTk-WillIain MrCandiish. Thomas Griffin.
Warmick-wm. Jones, Humphrey ~. wynne
Eki=dbefh Ctg-Charles " Collier Samuel Cotton
SUrry-James n. Edwards, John e. Ctump.s
MoTg0n-JohD Shefrard,' Robert Gustin.s
1meHa-T. p. Boing,s Peter Rison.s
Not Of the last Legislature.
STATE OF THE POLLS.
M0rgdH-lnew cOuntyl-J. SberIard, (rep) i42- n.
Gustin, ZOO I38-Michael Whtnife, (ftd) 81 win
b. Smith, (do 47-wm. Nicely, (do.) I5-~Bsnjamin
Foreman, (do.) 4.
Anieha-T.P. Boiling 400, p. Rison 17i-itodophil
Jster ll6. william Gregory iOf.
BraRsWick-PeteTI. Beasley All, J. u. Mallory al
John Jones i66.
SHrry-J. u. Edwards i46, 3. C.. cramp Ia, John
Velvin ii3, scattering 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

The ship Rousseau, Jefferson, arrived at
Philadelphia from Amsterdam, has brought d
London paper of MaTch Is, 4 days later
Benjamin West, our cOuntryman, the great
historical painter, died in London, OF the
loih March, III The SD year of his age.-Elec-
toIS tor the new parliament were progressing.
In Westminster, Bnrdett aud Hobhonse were
considerably before Lamb, the ministerial
candidate. on the 4tb day. Lord Russell and
Whlibread, son OF the late great commoner,
were returned for Bedford.-A proposition
had been made ia George 1ih's cabinet, to
settle on him the hereditary revenues of the
crown, with the dToits, exceeding 5000 900
dollars-A pretty price TO pay for a king
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

The Polls in The City ofN. Yotb elc'e (
on thursday Evening. The n. Advocsse ~sy;
there ~ majority for Daniel -. Iompkinf
of about 700 votes, being The frst time that !
ever received majority in the City OF n. : ,
" This is great rote, and IF the same spirit
has prevailed throughout the state, TompknS
is Governor by alarge majority -
The clerk Of one of our City Banks, whose
mysterious absence ocrasioned so much con-
versaiion. has been traced as Tar as ALBANY.
ana is presumed by this time, is snus IN Cana.
dave are not informed of the extent of his
defaicat,"n. fPhH Gus.
Another duel was fought or The 20,li Mach
at Arkansas. be- tween Gen. William o. Allen
member Of the Legislature, aud Robert e..
Oden. ESQ. i'm which Mr.. Odeu Was wounded
and Gen. Allen killed!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

II is understood, that correspondence
is proceeding between The United States
Branch Bank in this city, and the State
and Planters Banks of this state. origin.
ating in notice given 10 the latter by
the former, in compliance with instruc-
tiOns from the parent bank in Phlladel-
phia. II is understood, that the notice is
OF such a nature, that, being acted upon,
nothing will remain TO the state banks bnt
30 assemble the stockholders, abandon
their charters, and re.divide their CAPT.
tai. [Savannah Georgian, 2Oh uLim0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-02

new York, April 26.--Yesterday the new
Steam Ship ROBERT FULTON, Captain
InCft, made au excursion, accompanied by the
Steam Boat Connecticut, 10 Sandy Hook
They left the wharf at half past o'clock in
tlIe Snorung, aud reached the light house IN
one hour aud fifty minutes. The Robert Full
ton proceeded to sea, aud the Connecticut
returned TO the city at 2 o'clock =. NJ.
a large party, consisting of abont 800 gen-
tlemen and ladies. went in the Robert Fulton.
The Hon. Mr. Golden, Mayor Of the city with
a snail number, was in the Connecticut; and
the whole party returned in the latter vessel
The PASSAGES were delightful tie BOatsssil-
ed finely, cold cOlldtious in very handsome
style, were prepared on board both vessels
and as mark of their high qualification with
the excursion, and with the politenes and
lberality of the Owaefs, and Of Captains Inoti
ana Bunker, after an appropriate address
from Doctor Mitebill appointed chairman foI
The occasion, unanimously passed series oil
resolutions expressive Of their ieliugs on tie
occasion. Daily AdreFtiser.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

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q n.,...9..s ~ s. $3.50 $500 ens-' = -
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nse...s s' y ~
n us'ss,s 49,. 49, s.-:s. -. ~ a.,
.<ss 8 ~ -" wv w. 's<s
D.sn.,s.,. ..,- NJ =. q. DIR.
n s~fas. ressc... s.-:'-.. ~
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49, - -. - = Wv 10y =
s.s.:.k -: 8. IS -. ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10
G7sANOTHER NEW ROAD .fn

HE Gonmitfse appointed TO view and report
4Son ~ pseision u CyRus CLARK, ed on the
petition of oDrn KfsrN and others. foe road
from he East Msssins houss ia Minot TO the Up
per Corner in New Gloucester from Nason'D
Mills In Minot 70 New Gloucester Upper Corner,
hereby givs notice 70 The Gelestmen Of tue towns
Of Minos, Poland end New Gloucester, and all
others concerned. that they shall meet q Nes-
day Of October nexA for the purposes aforesaid.
JAMES IRISH, Chairman.
Sept 18th, 1890, Aw
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

Ni"uhu NUS. Dippes
: | -rtoas sizes.
e--CbocoIate--bs.,ileI aud dravght Cides-
sore jugs OF all s.zr---s lelssse.-- s1ustssd-P ow
der aud sEot--hoiiow and hard Wae--msuukht
and cut Nsiis--sh,stipgs md Shestings satinstts
= aetosy Yam Of s'i anabsf.-- G iisoes---C au-
bries--i sonIbaxsstS-togcthrs with aysriesy Of
other articles too numerous u add--which will
he sold the most tesssaabis sssaas fer Casii o.
approved credit.
Portland, Sept. 4. #.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10

FOR SALE.
TIE subscriber offers fcrsale part q
tis essbh<hmsht - Inssan OLD Town.
coscty % peaohscos, consisting sftwo DOUBLR
SAW MIL >. sassoss new and W csmpIs or
der. wIlh uev end durshle dan. buill BY he
most exp&sisacsd workmrn. ~. s
Two hundred acres of LAND, adioine
Ing nc xame !; swe Sores ! 'two U~riiing'
housss; seversl small buildsgs; Disc ksml,h's
81 p.swiths good sci IT raols be will sell sny
part the above 10 suit pas chAsess. from one
two three qusesers. Ssid Mills are stusted on
tie Maiu Penobsrot Rives, and always have
'constsnt supoiy Of wsser. and Logs shd are
hihc miles ffom the tide wster, twelse milss
from the fast GROWING village o. DsngOr.
place Of increasinB trade. Al abe lomtsf cut
81 said nilis rafted - The mills in rsfs. from
ten 10 thirty ihesssnd. end sens 10 Bangor With
out difficulty, whers they are shpped to any
ma5kes.-Fos terms spply 10 Joe. Posy, Mer-
nieea; JACKSON DAVE
Or, no, Ian. ~. lsse. 1T
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-10
PORTLAND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1920.
.sPENCER TINKHAm.

70 :. lssnes - me paoss mat b bee
5l.s.ss = 1890; oss '''n''y 'ss oP'sd ~ Me's'
NJ J. !. o. sss n... Main. s....,.
where Ee has juss received and oGsts Tor sale =
ssa.,sl '.:0r.sa'n' Of The dsss oS.'is, Of
~ A. OOVuS q uT0CCr2C4s C1z
Young Hyson, fE.AS IL
Aysos Skin. = = -
4 5ouobsng. J ~ superior qltQtttiess
CogRsc l.. , .,.,u
Sptni,h DnhNOAs
so'' e a.s,''t- n.4,.
4. Engisnd
s z's!,;s.s : s GIN
Mace. -
.Clo,s.
Cass.A. :.
Pimento, i.~.r~r<Srx 81
G....s'..ps 01 A&JEA
Who'll. do.
0inges =
Msssfd. = (
1 Sicily Msds'fs, WINE.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-20
From the New-York Gazette Of June IS.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

The editors OF the Gazette are indebted
TO Captain Avery, Of the fast sailing ship
Criterion, for London papers to the Sd
ult. They are filled with the particulars
Of the execution of rhistlewood, and four
OF his companions, which took place on
the first Of May.
The following We copy from one OF the
accounts relative to the Conduct oil each
Of the conspirators, just previous to the
execution.
The arrangements being completed, the
procession advanced through the dark
passages Of the gaol, led by the sheriff.
and undersheriffs. The Rev, MIR. Cotton
came first.
Thistlewood came next with his eyes
fixed. as it were 10 abstract thought, and
apparently lost to his situation. A vacant
and unmeaning stare pervaded his conn
tenance, which seemed unmoved by the
devotions Of the pious Ordinary.
Tidd walked next, and seemed some.
what affected by his situation. His man.
ner was collected, manly, and unafiectedly
firm.
Ings came next, and was laughing with.
out reserve, and used every forced effort
10 subdue the better feelings Of bis nature,
which might remind him of bis awful sit.
nation his conduct was more like de.
lirium of fear than an effect of courage.
Brunt in fixed and hardened obduracy
Of mind, next advanced, and with sulIen
and morose arr Of indifference surveyed
the officers who were conducting him to
his fate.
| The unhappy Davidson came last, with
clssped hands and upiifted eyes, praying
most devoutly; and the officers Of the
gaol closed the procession.
The Times remarks, that we now give
an affecting termination Of the CATO street
plot. Those who devised rebellion and
committed murder, have justly rendered
up their own lives TO the violated laws Of
their country The crowds that attended
we're unprecedented. The greatest order
and decency were preserved, and there
was no appearance Of sympathy with the
criminals, except SO far as the sight in
flicted by the hands Of the executioner
may be supposed TO excite terror in the
most hardy. The greater part Of the mis-
cradle men died in the avowed disbelief
Of Christianity. Two of them met their
late with composnre--Tidd. an iefidel,
and Davidson, a believer; the former,
probably from the firmuess of his nature,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-20

which resolution was read and unani'
rhously agreed to; whereuPon,
The Speaker made his acknowleos
thents TO the House in suitable manner
and the House rose, sine die.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-03
ABEL SEYMOUR.
PEACH TREES.

The cultivation of this tree has become
very interesting to gardeners in the vici-
nifty of New-York. A very simple mode
of preserving and restoring when appa-
rently nearly destroyed by the disease so
fatal to them in this quarter, and COM
monty called the " Yellows," has been
accidentally discovered by gentleman
in this city. A statement of the fact, as
itoccurred, will convey all necessary in
formation: In the fall of 1918, very
fine tree standing in his yard was appa-
rently dead from the effects ofthe above
mentioned disease-throughout the fall
and winter very large quantities of COM
mon wood ashes were casually thrown by
the servants about the root of the tree
To the establishment of all who had seen
it the preceding fall, it put forth its
leaves vigorously the next season, and
bore abundantly of fine fruit. A small
quantity of wood ashes was again thrown
round its roots last fall, and the tree is
now so full of fine fruit that it has become
necessary to prop it up. This is very
simple remedy, and certainly worthy oil
trial.
Confrmation-The foregoing para.
graph is from Lang's Gazette of this
morning. A gentleman has since called
upon US, who has tried the same expert
ment, with all the success he could have
desired. He wishes US to recommend
this simple method of preserving this
valuable fruit tree, to the public.
" Y. Com. .fdp,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-03
From the .New-York Daily ,.Adue1iser.

On the 18th July the King appointed
Stafford Canning, Esq. Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister plenipotentiary to
the United States of America.
To one of the numerous addresses
sent, her majesty made the following re-
ply-"I feel no inquietude about the
present attack on my honor and peace.
The charges in 1906 originated in ma
lice, and had no other support than per-
Jury. The charges in 1920 will be
equally destitute ofproof.
81 should have been Inundated be-
meath contempt if had suffered my
character to become an affair of pecunia-
ny calculation. l should have instantly
been deprived of the self respect which
is the basis fvirtue, as well as forfeited
the esteem of this noble nation, if in a
late attempt at regulation on the part OF
my accusers, had. exhibited spirit un-
worthy of a British Queen. Ifthere can
be any satisfaction in what is sordid in
sentiment and debased in conduct, |
willingly resign that to the pusilaninlity
of my adversalies."
ihe army of France has been aug
mented 46,712 men.
Cabinet councils were held in Paris
with reference to the AFFAIRS Of Spain and
Naples,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-03
Fer majesty has concluded her treaty

Fer majesty has concluded her treaty
for Brandenburgh house.
The twenty-six Italian Witnesses
against the Queen, have been quartered
by the British ambassador near the
Hague, until they may be wanted.
The Jesuits banished from Russia
amount TO 500.
Paris, July lo.
1t appears that the government does
not wish to have the details of what has
taken place in Italy. Among the ~.
mors in circulation are the following:
=" The Lazzaroni had risen, and two
regiments of the line, who were sent to
quell them, joined them. The king re-
posing confidence in general who had
promised him to restore order, entrusted
him with six regiments. When he ar
rived in the presence of the insurgents.
he initiated Ney, and exclaimed, " long
live the constitution"
"The ministry is changed, and is now
composed of the Muratists.'
A single battalion first hoisted colors
which were not the royal ones at Ma
ples.-The regiments sent to quell the
revolted soldiers, joined them.
The communication between Paris
and Naples is cut off. In Paris the
questions were, what part will Austria
teke +! What will the Holy Alliance de-
termine on?