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DNBT. w WORTHINGTON, 7eaeraI .9gent and
III Collector Rodney Jefferson county, Mississippi, viii
stten punctuay to the Collection Of Notes, Drafts Ac
counts &c. this and thessuthen part Of county
Refers tO-Ijrake g. Evans, Br0ught0n & Murdoch,
PineFard Warren & Co, Rodney, Miss John Goodin,
Richard Beck r. H & q. NJ Bayy, New Orleans: w.
K Henry r. A. s. D0aiphan. Natchez James Go0din
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia J. G James, Iexine.
on: rhos Fraand CIaboTns county. Mir. ap29
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A GALLANT SALoR.-Mr. James Moves, first
officer Of the Washington, who left that vessel for
arrival Of the schr. Justice, as mentioned on the
arrival Of the steamer, brought the disabled vessel
into Newport ON the 9Th. When Mr.. Moves
quilted the Washington for the Justice, the sea
was running so high that to attempt boarding her
would be instant destruction to all on board the
small boat. line was thrown from the schooner,
one end of which Mr.. N. attached to his body when
he was drawn through the sea and reached the
deck Of the schooner in safety. He found the cap
lain below sick, many of the hands unfit for duty
five feet of water in the hold, and the vessel per-
feet wreck. With these disadvantages, and the
aierings which he knew must follow, if not death,
he undertook with alacrity and spirit the hazard
Gus experiment; the result of which, while it re-
fleets the highest honor upon the conduct of the
noble sailor, gives life 10 four or five human beings,
who otherwise would have found a wafery grave.
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DENTISTRY. &c.

DIR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city Of New Orleans from hi,
4 tour in the North and East is prepared
to perform all operations appertaining 10 the 49, 44
TEETH; and has become acquainted with n.y. u ~
the best mode of operating approved BIZ the &l ~
College Of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore MI His price
for operations are in proportion TO sun the times ais
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CHURCH DTFFIcULTY.--The Cincinnati Chtoni-
Gle says A civil case, Of quite an exciting ma
ture, was commenced before Esq. Mark p. Taylor,
on Tuesday last, in which the r. Rev. John Pur-
cell, Bishop of Cincinnati, is the plaintiff, and
Father Huber, the defendant. The suit is one of
iorcble detainer, the Bishop setting forth that
Father Huber occupies the premises Of the German
Catholic Church, "a building thereunto attached)
contrary to his tthe Bishop'sl viii and desire.
Father Huber has been in charge Of The German
church, and combats the Bishops demand of re-
mOyal upon the ground that he holds his power
and place directly from Rome, and has yet received
no papal notification Of removal; while, on the
other hand, the Bishop sets forth that he has, by
deed, and legal, and eccIesiastical power, control
all premises pertaining to the Catholic Church
in his his Bshopric. 10 consequences of an infor-
mality in one Of the documents, a non-suit return
was made. The matter will undergo another
examination in a few days. At present the matter
rests as heretofore
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MEDICAL TEXT BooKs. RTo.

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Boston, NewYok and Philadelphia As the list IS too ex
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Liquors; all of which selected with great care No ex-
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judgment and advice OF the most eminent professors and
teachers.
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~ CAUTION-AIItke above articles are sold ONLY By
gOMSTOCK y Co, No. 50 PoYDRAs street, n, o. IS
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SWITZERLAND
Net- Aftifnhc of the lnIhnlir Church.

The sv., Directory has jus, received communlcs
ton from thc Apostolca Nunco accredited % the Con
federation dccaratory of the intention Of the Holy see
10 aid by every means IN ts power the social reforms
now In progrcs. mot only in switzerland but through
ouf the world The advance ia civilization. 70 says has
called for corresponding change M the views OF the
church which. though iuiable in points of doctrine
deems It proper 90 consent 90 alterations m rules OF
worldly conduct 20 suit the present times IL then pro
poses DE following bases of general arrangement be-
tween the Holy see and the Confederation matters
which have OF late come under discussion
definite solution OF the difficulties relating 10 the
converts attention being paid 70 the necessities u The pres
ent tmcs aud the particular circumstance a each can
ton Recif,afous the crcumscupuCns Ot tle epsco
pal jurisdiction wherever The wants % he populations seem
demand theu.J To examine n there s not occasion 10
modify tho mode of nominating bishops aud other church
dguiarcs that e position ol the Inferior clergy may
be- improved, and 0thy men Aept oui % me thufcl
4 To establish rules % regulate the immuniiies property
and income Of fhe clergy Do those canons where dcuues
have arisen on the subeci5 The maintenance or ounda
ton Of esab shmeus Of education 20 form among tue M
habans OF the country moral and weeducaed Catlohc
cergy-6. To introduce titng notifications M me d'c
pine now in force relative O mixed marriages, ieies nc
IT, as hope SAYS the NuncIo IN conclusion these dt
feren points should be successfully regulated m an am
icabe manner between the two authorities spiritual and
temporal religious peace viii lind tscl established on
the most firm aud honorable basis throughout the Con
federation. For my part have to express ny ardent
wish that this idea may be realized by our common
efforts
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AKinc Forced 20 Act.

TIN. Con,c de R.-n8i. who is here on special mis-
zion from Charles Albert had his third audience on the
l7tl when he was decorated with the cross OF com
nander Of the royal order Of - Ferdinand and Of
Merit Agreeing to the request % bic -arinan Macs
a. squadron OF the royal marine consisting OF iour
steam rsa,es with 400 OF the royal troops on board
under he command VI General W Pepe are y repair
directly 20 the Adraric, 20 take part win the fled
nlontese in combating for ltalap independence far
tler Government undertakes % send 70 Venice, I'M
media,elv officers instruct The Venetian volunteers or
20 lead them 70 battle and particular officer. OF artillery
70 direct the field batteries.
These concessions have been wruny rom the poor
King most unwilling y-h- fears tl.- the movement mas
: double object the O-ten-5.e one OF assisting III me
Liberation OF italy from the Austrian yoke ana me secret
one 70 deprive him home Of any armed force sucn a.
hthe no he has found necessary 70 keep me Neapola
IN awe At the Council u s reported that his 94ae-y
aid that N present Of his relations with ccly
lie had need OF al bis dpOss5le naval force out as the
voice OF the public IS strongly IN favor Of the move
mont and o. : gnOr TO+etu = now here a. delegate
from the Provisional Government al Milan 70 Request
such assistance he found resistance Impossible y Is
sad the King Is hardly treated with respect ~ ne Mn
istry VINO completely tyrsnnze over nm Inis Is pley
evident from TIE forced eKacron shove referred To-
And that IN the moment that daily eacroacnuents are
heinz made on the Kings authority and that be = Tor
ruauy dethruned ~ the -ic-Lans, be, on corPu.on,
sends 1000 Of bis troops OF 70 LOmoArdy
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SPAIN.
TroubIe with the English Minister.

Accounts from Madrid state that SeAor lsturtz he's
been in tuctsd to apply Lord Palmerton for the re
call VI Mr Buwer the British Minister % the Court Of
spain The offence Of Mr. Bulwer is that he offered
word Of svice 70 the Spanish Government touching is
arbitrary and despotc proceedings, citing the events IN
France and ether countries as warning Ins seems
20 have been taken very III By the Duke OF rotonayor
Who a.ks what would have been thought n ne had adj
vsed the British Government 20 make concessions 70
the Chlrtsts OF % Ireland and describes the cases
exactly parallel Tbs rebuff seems ~ have been richy
deserved absurd the reference % the Cnartst Con
vention may appear Il seems that on the loth UT be-
fore the occurrence Of disturbances AZ Madrid had &C
casoned the Government % resort % any measures
of extraordinary violence Lord Palmerston wrote 70
M B1wcr. recommending him y adYi'e tAe Speh
IN Government % adopt legal and constitutional sys
tenn and the Queen 10 dismiss ncr Ministers ana 70
place them with Members OF the Opposition On me
TN inst Nr Buwer transmitted tn.s dispatch 70 tne
Spanish Minister Of Fore Arsirs with some addition
al advice Of his own ana the result already stated
Ia this natter Lord Palmerston % have played
the part Of meddling busybody however excellent
hs object might be- but be viii md himself mlstaAeh'
II ne supposes this country VIII SANCTION any 'uch Fos
inT OF the principle Of nonintervennon
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HOLLAND.
The New Constitution.

The following are the principal articles Of tho Con
sttutou recently given 70 the people Of Holland In or
der to enjoy political and other civic rights the party
must be native Of Holland. Every Durchman Is
equally admissible 70 the AUCTIONS Of the State For
eeners cannot be admitted 10 them unless IN virtue Of
regulations prescribed by the law. The aw determines
the quality OF Dutch citizen foreigner cannot obtain
natural but IN virtue Of law. No preliminary
authorization requisite for tho expression VI opinions
through the medium Of the Press Every inhabiiant
has right 10 address written petitions 10 the c0npe
tent authorities. provided he makes IL individually and
mot collectively which is only permitted 10 bodies le-
.ay constituted and recognized as SUCH and only FOR
objects which enter into their special attubuuons-
The right OF meeting Of the inhabitants is admitted this
right E subject 9th condition OF the law than
that claimed for the maintenance Of public order The
civil lot il fixed AZ one million OF HORNS. The King,
the Princes and the Prncesses are exempt rom any
personal tax but they enjoy no exemption with regard
10 the other taxes The revenue Of the Queen Dow.
ager Is hxed az $50 OOJ orns that Of the Prince Royal
AZ 100000 horins, and at 100000 HORNS when the
Prince sha be married The King attsins his majority
AZ H. During the minority the Government shall be
exercised by Regent The powers Of the King are,
with very few exceptions the same - those conferred
on the Crown Of France by the Charter Of 1899.
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the .hent of an lt,han Diet 20 assemble a. home
has been presented q The Pops
-sfosr b. SGD FArHER Tie benelc-ou % Goemsoke
by your Holiness. Las deccried urol lit me 800 hsa
rs heart the ma-uannlogs voice wuc from me saci'
he ts OF le alcar. Ia secured triumph Bog r ttse
redemption iUr people Vow l'ayi free, . mistress OF
her own desauie. is independent, = a nation
A. ilc ciireus of liIy w.in hears overcome q. uA
.pcakabe Joy, rrn fln ~ hore and ir ip ne setie'
r .l io tccuilr 81 fhe h0.y wurk ccilinticc A"es.
people have ne consciousness ofci nationality, ,re sons or
le same fam s.. AMI earne.y desire to bind lie conpal OF
Owe ana brotherhood uniting themselves sround her ianef
their ilrrAtor
IN t. urgency he under. suei beg 81 YOUR Holiness
Use your ror. tyr proriig An without is, % upe, he
representation o. tho Irasu states (which Won have promo
ie may be conferred Rome forming uaoua lament
OF Italian Diet
Mos, Blessed Father m fhs crest shpsyrcck of an the
Pofeufacs on earth ffs sIh rIlrrauon of Eurl-
Deau national ties royrer alone reulans cnluuue be-
cause resting on the iuuuOvalc foundation at snd
r. fflat power yours Your Holiness irsf pronounced
rope. YOUR Holiness pertains alike The glory Of adding
fresh snenior 'o the FaQacy ami Religion raising yourself
20 fhe suurcne dignity ~ Moderator ilr all e Italian PEG
pe and restoring 70 Rome her moral and civil prmacy, not
only DO lfalv bar Europe and The world Al Italians now
annioisv wait the sound oi the a-powcru voice whose
e guus accents give cvllzaron-at 81 your homes
They desire 90 cousecrate tae triumph o her cause ut
ing around YOU the standard oi Religion Liberty and ff
iem.y-flc Gross 0u io eternal altar ~ uer hilonel'!
-ihe Capitol
Tho undersigned interpreters OF tie sentiments Of a.
Italians leg % your Holmes. promote the Convention OF
the Italian Diet m Rome; and in tc certainty OF beng
heard present 20 sou The homage Of their national gratitude
and rltI devotion.
MARQUIS D'AZEGLIO. Professor ORfOLL
PADRE NFNrl RIA
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We havc been favored with the suhioncd extracts
from private letter descriptive OF the enthusiasm
with which MazzE has been welcomed in Italy
Attle frontier tr Cusfoni-iouse officers knew Mazzni
and quotes. passa e- from hs vrfl-- AZ Como. halfway
fH MAtu people and priests came oar to meet him. A.
Milan. Ou fcrlr fls town after O'Clock ln tle evening
lr reicuuel 81 h Viva MazzuIr TIE next glr The
people flrol-e t nt lui his house They Jed him % the door
TIE square was crowded With people They presented
him vl te Italian dag. He spoke few WORDS then they
ook him mp 10 window, that all mi l ere ard hear Tue
people were shouting ike mafmen. Msfzm spoke rglin
Then there cnme dtpuaton IRON the Provisional Govern
uel'. asking bun 10 go 20 them. hewcut Them = uapls
rerc came another crowd with music .anl be- o1 -ed
1 address them from The windows OF te Provisional Gov
eCIeuf Then forty cry Genoe-e ih counfrymeul came
1 Lu ki-slr h- face, and giving him fhe most Joyous
welcome. Tie next morning 2Fo Italian soldiers m Aus
as service. having been ordered az (rem0ua fo IRE
people. raei "a ,eir Austrian officer, ro y changed
tlrr Tag and came % Milan They passed. with tleIr
arssurolnjcd By The people. happy rdrcn = being
Italian once more-shonfms ir0 lFfha under Nazzni's
..r
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TURKEY.
-

Advc-s from Consisniinople 20 the 5th Of Aprl cay
that the spirit 81 revolution which prevails n EUrors
plainly manifest
There was report Of conspiracy against the Nm.
I.try and the reforms which they Intended 70 ln,yc.
ducc. especially the Improvements IN the popular III
struction The Government however, received intel.
hsencc OF these ntrgues and Z is generally asserted
that several Ulcmas have been bchcaded Our guards
n hc CITY ami the suburbs have been very considera
biz REINFORCED and strong patrols 90 throggh the city
lay and night These precautionary measures may.
however have been induced by dstrust Of the Greek
rhs,.ants They arc a. work day AMI night in the
Arsenal Troops have bcca sent 10 Nisso. n servia
Whether = revolution j. really impending there o.
whether these rccsut ous merely induced ty Rus
slan iruCndos : dubious The cholera = very much
ON the increase. especially In hadlko (Chaccoon) and
viii probably De very greatly increased ss soon as the
heat OF summer, which usually sets in very suddenly
here. commences
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SICILY.


Adr.ccs from Palermo state thar the S.cl.,n P,ria.
mont cont nutd irs si-tlngs ln fhc House OF Com.
moA- the 29fh uit 70 was moved by the Minister Of
F0rc.- ~ Affairs thar loan of half million De raised.
for alcvia-n- the necessities OF fhe state which were
more heavily ell ID Mcs-na than else where Tho Min
.stcr of Finance moved that fhe Parliament grant pro.
vsonal power 10 the Executive to collect me revenues
Of he state and satisfy rs Obligations with the follow
ing modification
T. TIE l1ndfax shall commence 20 be due from April II.
1872. according the basis which existed before le rec-
cation of the registers Tie lax on milk i0 Dee reduced
onchlf o. That tine payment bee suspended of 1902
ounces entered chap a. ~ the budget Tor The interest OF
two loans mlde by ne Treasury of Nlpcs and OF @58
ounces sn'ere1 ~ the same budget ior ne civil AsL
Aiicr some discussion the powers were granted. On
the J0h u.t the Ministers resigned but tle reason s
not stated commission had been formed for making
new system 0i Finance On thc lst II April the Pa
lernitans took down the Austrian arms rom the Con
suiafc, and set them mp shooting mark. On the
fh the Chamber voted unanimously the restoration OF
Moslina n "a free mort
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NAPLES.
A Troubled bIODgrrli,

Il hsd been observci that the King looked gloomy
and dowuca no his reinforcement from sicily, and DO
wa expected he would take the sense OF inc nation as
20 the course be- pursued soon Is the Neapoltan
Parliament shall have assembled, an event wmch al
Enough liked Tor next month, seems likely N tho pres
cnt state Of confusion % be subject % delay On the
question whether any and what steps Will y adopted
meanwhile nothing known. IL is understood that
from the first the King was de5ir0u pursue course
of cancellation toward sicily; lut that his Ministers.
although elected from the utrs Liberal party, have
-'ubborulv insisted upon violence. In the midst Of
these event. business remained without much alcfa-
ION tie chief difficulty in its way being the prohibition
against the export Of specie Tic funds had risen
about one and half per cent since the departure OF
the last mall sui the quotation Of the per Cent' was
now -.
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81 10 learn that there VIII soon De large Investment.
IN ou stock. by foreigner who fear general war in
Europe. The writers Of the Money Article. iu The
London parers would not state this fact even if t
were made known 20 them through Barins' or Roths
chill
have seen severl private letters from tho North OF
In u3 and scotland received in town today. which
that tie Charts- holding large meetings IN Tar
towns and serious disturbance we're anticipated
j. wa. stated last week that Father Mathew intended
20 leave Liverpool on the 2lst Of this month but &C
count. from Cork state that he has been seriously H.
have referred 20 the general European no~', ss
your 6lc- of papers viii reach your Office simuaneous-
=, with this letter You. very obd'i seryt p.
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The lIonfpensLers.

Little j. s.d Of the Duke and Duchess de Aontpen,
SER The following statement. however BY The Madrid
correspondent Of the DAILY Nsns - toieraoly nsA'
cant
81 hear that IN the establishment ofhs slVersmth Navarro
there /. dlounfng by order Of the Duke Of Nonip easssr
hied sword thai belonged 10 Napoleon, whicl us sA
urnce succeeded II saving 0I The sacA VI ne Il-ei.ss
L. = vaued a. $4,000"
The Hsral4s denies positively tbs, the journey Of ne
Duke and Duchess OF Lontpensier 70 Arsneuz was 90
cause they were ordered 20 there that IS enreJ
,pou,aneous on their part and that they VII return %
Madrid 10 take leave OF the royal family before ieasnS
for Aadalusia Tbs Duke and Duchess hsd sst Asafsa
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PORTUGAL.
The Coming Revelation.

Accounts from Lisbon Of the 10Th instant sis's sn
the Ministerial majorres IN The House Of Deputies N
favor OF aifecf election WAS twenty-five. The debate
did not tsrInnsfc until the 18th. Tee Opposifon
demand new electoral law and the dissolution Of tie
sexual Corirz The Government sil uneasy about The
incrtsns OF the progrcsstas. .dop'cd precautionary
measures. Artillery sent % the barracks Of tho
mot Trustworthy regiments snd some sqnaefons o.
esch cavalry regiment were ready with sstled horses
nirlt and aav Tor instant action Inaammsiory proc
lsrnafoas oi a reasonable nature. calling Tor the
Crecns aethroneu ent were widely scattered throash
the city
The Queen ccded tor herseli and royel ismuy -
600 Of one wears income toss ard relieving the necssS
ties Of tie state The Financial Committee proposed
reductions ia the budget Of lsislss9 20 TIE amount o.
60 coltos OF rsis a l60o0l1
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ROME.
Popular Disturbances.

Tie Eroc1 Of Rome Of the 18Th, after announcing the
ii trb,aces thai took place there on tne LIN ADDS Ca
80 civic Guards mode sewers. .rrests the occasion
An the rioters seized h,d arms and money ID ao0A'
dance The following day precautionary M aiuFes We,s
taten % secure public tranquility out me DISTURB
sn-e. recommended person. were attacked n me
sfreets and their uurses taken. CTIes Of Bread -
.afed the bakers shops and when bread vas o1efea
70 the crowd they demanded money instead me en-
80 III tis Minister of Police and the excellent conduct
- cv, Guard soon put an end to the disorder The
.rhnle aaa.r !. aftributed % i0relgn intrigue