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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-04
Our Turin Correspondence.

TURIN, sept. 1, 1873.
The Piedmontess army, for moment shaken by
its last Disasters has been promptly reorganized Its
discipline is perfect, and the soldiers Piedmon-
tese or Lombards, have now but desire-to march
against the enemy It ia reported that the Generals
accused Of population or nvance with the Austri
ans, shout to be tried by council Of war 1t is
sad that General Sassco has arrived Turin escort
ed by two carbinters
The energetic resistance Of Bologna has revived In
all the other towns the national sentiment and Ia
tired against the Austrians.
Legborn has declared itself for war and, in spite Of
the coercve measures taken by the Tuscan Chambers
in accord with the ministry, 1t will be dHcut to
strain, for any length of time, this city which Is
solved az we'll rs Genoa to take determined and &C
tive part in The liberation Of the country
The famous circular of the Duke OF Modena, which,
under pretext of amnesty, submitted to legal trial
three ourths Of the people OF the duchy has had for
imme date tfeot 10 both the judges tho
ACCUSED TO take flight IL Ia said that the Duke him
elf has fsilows. the emgrants leaving as his subs
which has lasted three days, violation Of the
treaties which Austris does not cease to invoke
berg to the proteaton Of the Pope a. to the entry
OF the Austria ms into the Ponhca states compsr
ing this With the ipsol-nt proc smation Of Weldon,
Austria adds insult TO violence.
"Altbsugh the Pope has never declared war against
the Emperor II Is yet notorious that numerous corps
francs, composed OF Potincial subjects and regular
troops have crossed the frontier Of the Austrian States
and attached the impersl army The Generals OF her
Majesty might have TN at4d these corps francs sooor
one all the reor Of the laws of but they have
preferred to abstain from 20 doing To this must be
sdded That Pedmoptr<e troops came and Joined the
PoDt fcsa garrison Of Ferrsra and even promised 1t
repo' cemrpts Under these circumstances asd also,
~ the Austrian garrison IT Ferrsra required provt
stone the Austrian chief was bound to take
measures to restore the intsrrupttd
In consequence, the Prince OF Lichienstein re-
ceived orosrs to advance to Ferrara to redsturb
that fortress His short stay. aud the manner In
which he fulfilled his mission, prove that this move
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LONDON, sept I'D, 1910
The Chart,as-Ftargus OCo~mor-U Wings and
Ta,es-Engl,sh AID Am0roam Newvapers-
Dcgemeracy of Engiidmen.
In the enumeration of the trophies of strength
displayed by the British government, did not
speak very prominently of the chartlst arrests,
prosecutions and convictions. Hundreds of men
belonging to the working classes have been seized
and punished for asserting in homely language,
not unmixed with violence. the fundamental rights
of man. and it is steadily made a matter of re-
prosch by persons here, and, l regret to say, In
America, that the chartists are seeking to escape
from deepotism to the liberty which is enjoyed In
the new world The chartists are ne doubt igno-
rant of the law Of England, or they would not
attempt to discuss anything publicly, in the nature
of political questions, nor vaunt the freedom of
EnglIshmen. l have sufficiently explained that
there Is no legal tight OF meeting or discussion
whatever; and that boasts OF liberty here are be-
meath the lowest level Of that scOrn which is
above contempt. The cbartIsts are ridiculously
travestied, of course, by the foolish metropolitan
newspapers, from whose profound shadows no.
thing but hiss is to be expected, unless it be
crosk. And they are demoralized by the strongest
leader that ever headed any party even in an In
verted state of society like that of England The
editor of the Northern Star, the M. p. for Not
tinpham,. is, without all doubt. natural curl
oeity, and, If on exhibition, would grace even that
most unearthly collection Of animals, known to
the world as the London editors Mr. O,,Connor
liz loud and empty person, whose heart is apps-
r.nily sound (Which disi nguishes him from the
whole menagerie), but v here brains occupy al
most no place IN his oIlanization. Nature in
tended him for holydays snd festivities, and not
for any kind OF work wi CHI is ordained to be
dene by CONSCIENTIOUS, determined, efficient man,
towards the reclamation Of those long lost rights
which ale his uudoubted inheritance. He Is stuffed
UP with the idea OF paper money and leases ofland
and lotteries Of remuneration TO lsborsrs. Bat
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uyDRoPHOBIA,

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no TIE AFFLICTED

ar J C. HEWETT mn sclougal-st near hleecs ef
ttSe,g-York viii the afflicted hai be can aH ld
more relief with the number % Vsis man any o'1ei
r.rfiuouer in the following cOupa p-ucAuons MP
diseases sprsius coutracuons paralysis, ueumasm nef
1s affections tenderness uiNrmafons am cufFaiifc- OF
ae spine. defonned shoulders while s"ehns''
II he Joints &c. s
Country patients are referred 70 the following persons
who have visited This city expressly 20 aFm urin-s
Dr. = attendance and returned cured Major g. a. not
ION, Boston. Mass Hon r. Y Cranson, Newport X -
r. VI. Larned, Esq Providence; Chas Hosmer E-q htI'
ford Conn James c. Townsend. ESQ NeT-haveg, 1gnn
Chas. J. SAKE, Esq s. Adams VI. Cnas . hhl' t.s4
Montreal, Canals r Hon " p Granger heesviie, y 7
Judge Miller, Rochester y Psn Mitchell, ESQ G.nevs
y Y: VIM a. Winder Esq Philadelphia HUGH McC1E
loch President OF Fort Wayne Bank. F0ri Wayne, Ind
Wm Goodman. ESQ. .ncinnau. Ohio.
City reference given application a. Dr. HIS le1o I'm
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rrrL-sAv1NG AppARATus.

a GRIFFIN COS PATENT HEAT GENERATOR.
tB.-Er.iuecrs need not bee informed tai from ll0y To
f'y per cent of ine heat rroduc,l a-- 'g 4''i.s
even hv the plans of setting boilers ana he same Is
.rir of all kinds of furnaces.
THE subscribers offer to the notice of manufacturers,
method of saving fuel ou finally secured hy p1in Dec D.
.f1 ami nee 30 mich improved fat new patent was 10
led July so. 49, h is applicable Do -'-am'ga.s on .e
Western waters. stationary engines, tp meaning ii' Z"
inning brick to pans &c in puutworks. iO ih3 iui-
nace- -r to puper-u-, 20 ile manuilour q" sugar d"
The principle. 20 which the above name has been given
, bean thoroughly te-ed hv business men 1i iNc h-hc-
..,arf.ifv who have realized saving Ci from twenty
i've fo forty per cent. and consists Do, ls prclf con
.-c.on OF tle fre-r tbtr Oi furnace. relderh- ue
commission limos, perfect, and burning nearly a le asst,
rui smoke thus generating mlNlnnm amour. u .ep n
given quantity Of fuel; and %t An arin4e or ue it-
r chimney. hv winch e heat IS re.tned uni'f .ie Fih W
.1 rr and only escapes af temperature hc-p lH'" "V
.- r.t.r Al art rrff drl substituted 1r fnr NATURAL
,g te necessity OF building hig cunneYs D. elIrtf oot
..ad The cost of setting Is thus much ices tl uy ue ol
methods ll has been Applied 1 iIliiaces iu l,. ,t +
-as and f1rdrying u pnuvor- q" ii great ''3oL! o,D
..f sHd of fuel Boilers and furnaces now n use can ur W
tered will hlf slight expense ur delay. oiae N"f OF ~
Ira RIGHTS are offered On terms ti'iic.pi 70 tN i-
crested are invited 20 examine certhcaes' drawings ava
.ro.els nr thc Office 0f the prop eiors. ,...
rfrsct from report OF e Committee on Af ~ l ao'es
III ue American Institute, sept 30 laH.
Your Committee are of opinion tal ms plan, pom ihtl'
r.rav anl practically embraces tle beet appAcau9h q
,sfrf lssss 90 the economical combustion OF ue ni et
% q which has yet been exhibited o them 10y oflrI q"
commune. iSlgueh JAS RENWICk Clumun'
References may bee made to lle following gentlemen WHO
s,,5 ,lra,. l2g wa,erst NevYors lockwood WORKS
, y0nscr-. Gamer Co. - Pnest PRINT W orss al Pa
ar-frasv. r. ". Harvey. IuIry-nlrdsi Ne'-i Dini "
| .nd Screw WORKS. lu-rr-0l g. mcdowell iapei ~
smith Tvru-hlm Mass; Me,-rs 1nn-on nlir ana YIo'
-r -5. MARYLAND Peufenfiary Baltimore; WIN. 4 bQYce,
oil Mill -Brlu-wIcs. y. j. T. j. sirt- ofcn islu'
G-u--r P1nt JOIN Adrance co Fgi laet Iss , W.
Fir1ggton Pleasant Valley h ~ GaRiFIgIS CO.
ma n T3i iavTmflrp I92Boaiway, New-YorS.
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LHtiAL. NUYiAlES.

s,ENEp fFofo'tts g -.,,. .., Wei.e.i,,. .-
-.I ily of Ja, les. 20 o.i. b. or,nr woe o." 8 lo
f.- aalaaf oi sllN'Nui Ha ''l SRI. ~ 81, i, H..
I ar Arf of e Us lfarr o t >'t- f' i' i'ln l.' %
1866. and tl 1n unieiH"rH t.' ''''''' ''''f 'if ' |
HuorJa p '-t. .. .. ,-,... .f .,f I'D v.
lfrf.t $50 ". i' $500.
.. ..,-+...r f-l l.o % f.e l.urt off -1fl .l f0
fIa I'D ID FaIr. 50. anI -sI.
.,l ar the DE- ttt nf February. lsit
. I'D, ..f- Pie number o shares tea r-i All tlr prre
frsf v l~ paid .r ea,' share. TIE persons N'' pfI'
res.-.f f.r sfa.. awarded 90 them
,,I IND tr-e di.- after bring notified Dr. t. Department
pr.rs4. g b. addressed tl tie l.-r-t 1t eat1f.ri I'
..- glr Bu.i.l. loan s1ck. so ~ JOHN kNtN CO. f-f
Controller. Once CIV 1f NeF l0rs. June 3D. l-i" ~-f tNn
d. I'd. 7--- n, ,l------- ~ T1-1--
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WARNER a MAR-H'- n
uyavEs I'M HoRsEs CURED.

HORSES ARE TROUBLED with no diseases
.l,a which iniure them value a. mucn as heHEe7 4np
~ other comp ains OF the respiratory organs Inc
l which lsbors under any disease Of this KIND pants
mi aigyes for breath when urged io ordinary eAeion
md cannot be- depended Horse owners Dohs aHaio
r-t Ia, ID derrecite horse bon value a eaf Cue-hali bis
original ysue when touched "a ne otad lnsse ooi t
..a.uis ore getting % be- moot aafunney p. " ,3e
lima ID bet00ges hOrse-Owuers io lOOh OFT lyi ilL-t
Which can be- depended upon as spec'lc ana TOT ' fu'
tIfprppfnF,s TATTERsALLs HEAVE POWDERS
.r4 am confidence io The public. This remedy y
~ ~ ofte Kind erer offered % he notice ~ me ph' az.
ias attained such popularity, and 20 efraL 4, "a
sI t,fh Tor every beneficial remedy Or hFelol' ~ N-s
-,-s of inefficient inaf0rs. But from ~ eAf ilitIy
efficiency stands pre- mileri 9aoys az oie'''
.r and verbal have been rendered, some ~ OF " men
rs berr published Scarcely day passes iil we 1900
come report 10 it favor from agents " 9lsL'' Mno 49,
.ei or sold our remedy. Below we s.uJos ouo p. .'
fa-t. DO was sent by DR. C. Dyer Jr o ffOFilel'e'
Ii T. 10 speaks as hundreds have. .L.
Nr Claim Of this city has cured iifee hof-e' ~ .-o
leaves bg vor rensIv and crest many others INFORM
..9f -im Ar success The following cernlae v - i1y
6,9+ei us IL does not speak very tavora3y Of con.
rrrd called Heave Cure winch some one 4as lately d.
ne q over. Dr.. Three weeks ago ! purchased o. lns
,f 'r Providence a package Of Powders called heate
Clre and gave % 20 my horse according 70 ui1yf -
I'D nd me slightest effect upon the dsease a n s ~
ili .5i 7sff-r.sIs Heaye Powders' which be
ave f0 bis horse as directed. iof D'p go 5 ~,
have seen and rode after tl' nofse 49, ~ b.. 5isea.e
discover tie least -ynpp'A IN .-sl ,eczo,e IN h.
NJ. and have today pif-iss..- -, T, 80
cams l ~. Nav III f8R CALVIN s. PECK.
C.rrrOS-The Hesges have been ler-loi9e ooIs.ueIsq
ilcursble bul since our remafAaD.e fene'y -s
r. RI - many cae-, there are nO ever aiy spl-pE ~ 1
Iitli rsfsrf y Be fgf4l5icf Persons are cluuOned
d, bears OF those cheap compounds % gn-eI' nl
- 500 artmonv &c and buy remedy bui The Ialer
~ -i observe that the genuine bears he written sigma
--r. hi H. COUGH CO. 20 counterfeit IS icl s forgery
p-srarsd and -oi, whoesee and retail oy A. H. COUGH
; z 90 f9 Fuf0n-sf Nr9-f 0rs, sole fr1pre-or--
sold also by a l. Winship, n East Broadway, q New
! York Ia1er-al- buns heal. ~ onto-
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nAGrIERREAN sroCK DEPOT.

r,DyVARD WHITE wold respectfully a1no4nci io -
T. ert.-ouler. ana The public generally tl-i 2. . II
hi. daguerrean STOCK Dert rom NO ll3 y - @
- IN sI-rrsv-st where ie SID continue io sep
- -.rl-- sssortreli of all articles usec ~ lne Tu''|
graolc process $1,000 fy 3 White are
Tie Da-uerre0fype Plates manlacilre1 ~ il Ed, H..
- -i,-y a1iver.al satisfaction. snd are ci-si.e.- Y ~
b 61eraiors 20 be- IN many particulars me hl'' gu We
market .... 49,, .fsr mann l-fir.l bv
IL ...,,, ana sod ID luan-nes t0 sur plfehl-rf-.
49,, ao experience extending back % ule lfsl ilIfC
- "a H. 81 he can safely assure ulose y Do "lsl ~
- 100 ir ii. ffre ofbuslne-s tlai al arcles soa by
80 7.ur--or be-. .ipton and warranted 10 give sals
acton moi only regards cualty' Dul Pre- a..
pv-s. --lrrs1 flrrvariei when rrcH-siei ~ lmeod
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

r. IL MSELitOi q " <.t* bhcsAbNH
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
and directly opposite the Park Founsin are prep
offer for the inspection Of their numerous ~ -
pnhc ~ Dice and varied M assortment OF new goods lui
Spnng end summer can be found IT'D iue ,s4s
sisfinp ~ cloths cassmeres. vesfings castne
lnerinoe drab Dee. &C. which they are enaol'u " i
up to order Of great reduction from i0rineT IT, o.
Thcy would particularly cell TIE aile'l.ol o., ., -l.
pub 6 and of. e~s sganarr hr.t-ate af-,+e ol -
i.1rIn-rfs eoli.ir every respect I'd hose rec ~
sfIcr ti.y rre .e .r c.agar san anything "eI'''' '
farei fo me Tul.r. q fl. og..t. lated,
AZ asrorfrr~t of f-nste dress ara roc coe
.-vf-. y.oiyr clsn caehmereue. tweed dfah ~ a.o
,rro , q aud sack coat; also panaloos' hl 49,
&C., III far-, 4 srl satn vests also fis ahoe te--
snd dfseer.; hsffe s5afi. e,s as .-f
49, cr.e.s III sif gloves constantly on hAl-- .
=, srs.1n 90 their superior styles oi yes =
"a r-yDtsooos A. furnished 81 y Broadway myls ~
-. ~ others would do vel % call and 81 anime
o. t.,t and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
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agNTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
vxTr1 II. JENNINGS l. co.

E1EAPFRs And TAILOhsl-Darnents Oh NE tfsl q ~
! D geadv1ade Ec-I}i Broadway American Hoie~
"a PenUsvv ania-ovenDe Washing On, d. C.-Hsvng en-
s-ved her premises prepared 90 offer Tor ne lnspec
% IN their numerous patrons Gnd the public. extensive
=, assortment Of goods for Spring and Summer wear
comprising Cloths Cas-imeTes, Nesngs, Twee1s, Cssn-
roer &C. a. can be- found IN the country which they are
Ell 10 make up 10 order great reduction from here
ore moderate prices such has been the sacrifice submitted
% by importers. ,
shed 90 require any er-0m those points 90 e9ena
p realizing The value Of garments would refer IN parl
Ilar however tde PgutalOOus furnished, snd sp ct
TRIAL frnm the most faetIdOus
Ia the Ready-i1ade depa fenl shall enc eayoFto MAJ o.
fa De sf8erorv of the .rices, which VIII be found equal
f0 the best ordered garments. the assortment conssus OF
Dress and frOck Co.'S, improved styles; LephJr to1
Cashmeree and Mern0 Sacks PaniaOons, Nes's, &C. y %
afforded ~ prices that have characterized The e-anh-
rnent as rendering all the quN pro guo. N
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AsTRoNonry FOR SCHOOLS.

HUNTINGDON SAVAGE. Booksellers and Publishers,
ilg6 Pesrst have n course Of preparation new WON
Autonomy Tor schools. By Professor Mitchell OF the
Cntnnan Observatory. The wei known talents OF the
0f be- ihs branch OF Science together with the facilities
uh be- possesses for obtaining Astronomical Information,
ti sure guarantee OF the excellence Of The forthcoming
sos and " ls superior merit TO other similar reatses ia
rse iel6
NEW RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
VHlS DAY PUBLISHED. by The subscribers The New
Rules OF ihe superior Court of the Cy of New ORR TO
Nmo effect July 1913. Also, printing the law blanks
rcurcd by The new code Of procedure, and for sale by
e0 BELL GOULD, Law Stau,uers, l5S Nassau-st.
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HAROLD

THE LAST OF THE SAXON KINGS by Sir Edward
Bulwer Ivtion ilst published, for sale by bEDfOhD
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Id published Life of General Taylor, by }. Reese fry'
nracng the circumstances Of his family, me inc1eur o.
youth. ard the extraordinary achievements oil IT'S mn
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$50 TaVlor and his stat. with numerous p aes - c,s
Mysteries and Miscries Of Nev-iork complete - CTS
8olev's Graham's uou and National Magazines for Jny
fe Half Sisters hv Miss wshurv. just published &c
Wfred Montre-or the Secret Order OF Seven - Gus
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ne Life of Col Munroe Edwards, 25cis.
g,i All the latest cheap publications for sale by
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IrrpoarAUr TO FARMERS.

N UNfFU sTnITI De WITn1uT NOTN u ~ NlIIII7
fAmrr.-an Agriculture, hy r. L. Alen-the cheapest
',.t valuable book for farmer ever pHnieo-h com
--,4s b.ft practical and scientific for the Manage
"a u garn his work contains ~ pages, irrain'
e,erJ 0f 200 different subjects important 10 me TAR
i fe planter. the stock-breedef ana iNs Ioiuol.iIl'
,,-.rIe. ON reoogv. chemistry. botany, anatomy
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-eke iaosi vaI1a, le premium for distribution among
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81 be semi bg mail 10 any pail Of he Union OfAeI'
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SCHOOLS
TARRYTowN INsTITurE,

lSee,, Boarding School Tor BOYS al rarryloyyo Y
A NEWMAN, PRINCIPAL
frHlS INSTITUTION Is pleasantly situated Onethiri 0f
nile north OF the village near The spot on which Major
A1e was iakcn and about half mile from the steamboat
,l,r and Hudson River Railroad The buildings are well
sed for the purpose, having ample play ground, &c.
To tis Institution Young gentlemen VII be thoroughly in
srce IN a he branches IF English and Classical eau-
csoareqase for Commercial pursuits az entering College
Net excite and please raiief man 20 elpai iass ana
tffex the mind. and no puWl VII PC s.oMe1 20 lass
1olgh biz studies until he has thorough ana Pfacical
rJxdseo Of he same and every attention VII be paid 10
1sf manners. morals. and intellectual improvement.
TIE Principal having been more than twenty years sue
's,y engaged Ia his profession, feels himself iuiy com
eni 10 give perfect satisfaction hose who may patron
, he lasiutou
Ibere are two terms in he year. each 2 weeks
sWnier on the FRI Of November though scholars may
sstmiited any time but not Or less peried na ol
without special agreement The pr,ee o, o,a, , -
1on including washing snd mendng, Tor me Slinlhe'
~ I. from S75 10 so and the Winter Term rom - 20
Sseeordng the branches pursued payso In Sa'Soe
isrryio0p-Rey. Joseph Wilson. j. ". Scr.bner, NJ D.
z. ?. Chambefnn Rev {. H. Underhll New-l OK
,l-Rev Bishop r. :. James. d. ID. RevB Cressh Pastor
Ceerch. Aen-sii Rev. O. H. Fshe. Pastor Du'1 ~ :.
-ica BrOonest Rev @. Coles, ao Muberry-si; Rev
Brown. PASTOR NJ = Church, Grcene-sts Rev, q. >
e~ae 50 Bond-si; Rev d. W Clark. Pastor NJ r. Church,
l7sn.si. Rev ; VI Cone.DD Pastor lst Baptist Church,
',rnest. Rev o. y Amermsn, Pastor VI 2. Church,
nord-sti Rev 5 Remington, Pastor Of Baptist Church,
e.ons; New Hsveu. Ct-Rev. jos Law. myls ueod
DIN CALyO, (son Of signor y Calyo Artist hsv-
feceniiy returned from ltay. where he has been
.o.sy sudying the Fine Ans IN Rome and Naples for
lssi x years begs 10 inform his numerous insnfs am
lec hat he has opened Rooms for the pracaee OF MS
ssSon a 3Sj Broadway, where numerous specimens o.
- nay be seen. He brings with him such improve,
- N he an Of teaching 10 insure correct tasle and
- Improvement Ne may be seen every day IN me
p H. RON sAM. to5P.M Private lessons TO ladies'
80 tayo has lust opened Evening Class for Drawing
-e e'leciA accommodation VI gentlemen JOS i'i'eo1