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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1913.
Dreadful Northumberland Stock Company of IN
rcnt@s-Df,ne. Bishop, Booth, &C.. 81
A most melancholy accident happened yesterday.
resulting in the death OF Mr.. VIM. ii. Soper, Of
the firm Of Soper Co. auotoneers. He fell backward
through trap dsor, from the nrst floor Of his
hoe to the cellar, causing conclusion Of the brain,
from which he died in q few hours He was an activv
and upright business man, much esteemed by ell whO
had the pleasure of his acq uaint ance. att a..
joint stock company has been formed In this oity,
by the inventors in attendance at the recent fair N
conjunction with number Of capitalists for mutual
encouragement In their business, and for fostering
American genius, The fact that inve ntions most
~ from the want Of the part Of invsntos to
bring them into use, is undoubtsd fact Good In
ventions are valuable, and when patented they b.
come good property.
Madame Bishop commences . second engagement %
the Holiday Street Theatre on Monday night she
will prove good card, and being unscoompsnied ~
an expensive opera company, profitable snssssnsss
to the managers. .
Macready and Forrest to oommsnce on tine 81
suing Monday, when the Front street VIII reopen fse
Macready. .,u.
Collin entertain ms nts most popular Notwsh-
sta pding the bad weather, he had good house ase
night. .
Booth plays Richard, night, at the Museum, and
Is to play there all next week
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CTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE BROADWAY. ABoYE

ESANT INSTITUIE BROADWAY, ABOVE
Messs Swain Collins J. c. Rainier Master Ole Bull
Burk, and ssndford most respectfully the
fro kurop where they have been giving their
for The last two years. large and aPpandins audiences Of the
ington before he President Mr. Clay and other distinguished
citizens they Halter themselves concerts will srpass
any thing Of the kind which has yet appeared
will the above Monday evening"
operato music in Ethiopian particulars see
bills Il the day. Doors o'clock,
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M IDICAL OFFICk-DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
vl Chatham well known successful
practitioner in New York. in the
Tho Doctors for skill In old
have existed for years eminent Giee structure ulcers
the bedy the throat pAins in the head and
bones Of logs eHeeuay cured Constitutional weakness
brought BY habit ndued In BY young msn causing
ascivous dreams and nightly emissons positively prevented
Recest cured In four days without mercury No
in diet provent3on business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

TMPoRgANT TO hair DRESSEKS-A HAIR DRESSING
and Bathing establishments in eligible location in Broad
way with fixtures attached is for SALE and possession
he had time between this and the March The
fequened BY the first class Of yields hand
income and will be disposed Of reasonable
Inquire Of r. PBALON 81 broadway under Judsons HOTEL
~ UANO. = lO0o BARRELS FATAGONIAN, IN GOOD
N order for sale low In lots suit purchasers applied
immediately and taken from board. CHONTEAU, MERLE
and SANFORD, 81 New ,trset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

VA ILSONs ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
w Scotland Opening Of the Assembly Rooms. Coser
MapGon Broadway On this evening" Nov 9th O'Clock,
Me- Wson win give grand selection bis mos; popular SONG:
or Tie Piano Forte By h daughter SPOT
Song from the Comic Opera Of The Poston Of Lopumeau
tha AuId joe ksolsons Bonnie Mamie Lord Un c
Daughter Tell me how 70 thee; Young Lochnva;"
John Anderson Jo Get up and Bar the Door" Wont
you Lave Look Of Hair ~ Green Grow Rushes Or
Doors open at II o'clock Entertainments will
about TO- Tickets 50 cents Books
IN GENTS Programmes At the Music Stores and HOss Mr.
Wilson will give his entertainment Sir Walter SCOTS Poem
Of 1.-THE Lady Of the Lake" on Tuesday evening.
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CoRBITT 10 DUANE ST.

NO CURE NO PAY.-DR cORBITT. l9 DUANE 81
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London b
consulted in Of delicate No matter how long
you have had gee ulcers upon the body the throat
pains In thu head and bones Of the legs practice Of
fourteen years devoted diseases enables Dr. TO-
the worst form Of this d Recent cured In four days
No used Structures cured In two weeks with
scarcely any pain Ihos individually who have ndulged in
certain habit positively be restored TO health And
society N B. Strangers cautioned not to be deceived Dr.
Cobbet has removed Remember 10 Duane street oppohs
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A NTBoNY ;. BLFEcKER, AUcTIoNEEa-vALUABLE
Anthony suction 'IH ( No.
'is tn Ss s
depth corner q srssdx. S1 snd
@ lot the % a Of sr and
Broads BY about IS feet in lenth 2sd
s si g
rS Ss ns ON s g @
t4th fl each Is feet by 100 feet Lexington avenueFve lots
SOD together with two lots Connected Herewith ON
1s s nS, tide s II 5 oss % Also
between nd and Neuns sta each Is feet by zoe fest Pacific
5. THE .s Map: above lots
III H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
Il. s s as sssn ,s .d ss.
!ss:Si ssfsss
uabs STOCK Of a. ven known No. y Chatham
s Is ana
each cay aferward. until complete Gonsis.iss
rich plated alters with silver edges Castor Coffee Pots
dsSI sn
ladies every variety Of costly plated goods with rich silver
marble asss sSss
aai E' f.s the TS s sSss
sectacee Finger rings with diamonds and precious
al sns ~ 5
as s r.ss %
article %anut. expressly for private sale in
v. BROWN. AUcToNEEa- cRoroN HOTEL FURNr
& 10 oeioeS the cosan Ho No. n Bc.swas
ali ne % @ do9 sSsss Of
pete Of parlo chamber and dining furniture
and various other fixtures Of Catalogues will ready
EoR sA5E-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY ATTIC yN
street between Broadway Fourth avenue known Ne
aanss water Closet Bath Room and i: r,s with s1s
sonv.nsr e: Ass shIs. story Ell: house hs norhss
81 stand II any i.a q Also c.ts:s.
being appropriate dwellings small families n IA sss
spIs H. or IN he evening q
10 LARGE E. FRONT orESE AND
tGssR Ri rER as y Nssa apn e boot
sss &
18th and 18th having yard BATH range
% residence Tor
NEW REsTAyRANT;-."B BROTHERS PERKINS" RE
spscsiuily beg TO inform their friends especially and
1is' 'e sn''S s%
intend e lssp . rye tSsy confident x:
wishes of the most ''''di''- 4aH skhSsss
WV SHAW JAMAICA ROAD. ADJOINING THE
TnGI Race courss would inform The public that h:
dtlosces to suit the astidious epeure
quality cannot fail Of giving satisfaction whomsoevsr may
biz house with visit He will
cir rejoicing M Sullivan attendants have made
this house their home where the will through
ing preparatory his fight with and the sacker and
Interested in the result Of the nsh win anxious
Sulivi from time time (who by the way always happy
his fendsb the dersped pledges himself
all times boupfa supply OF all that the market A.
ords, including coed drop summit to aid digestion
wM LSaAW.
JxPoR1ANr TO aAIR DREsssks-A HAIR DRESSING
and Bathing establishment In eligible location in Broad
with hstuee attached Is for SALE and possession may
he had time between this and the first of March The
fequened by ths first customers Yields hand
income and vii! BE- disposed Of very reasonable
INQUIRE Of PBALON, 81 broadway. under Judsons HOTEL
GUANo -lO0o BARRELS FATAG0NIAN, IN GOOD
~ ORDER for sale low In lots TO suit purchasers applied
immediately and taken from on board CHONTEAU MERLE
and SANFORD, 81 New ttrset
Communicated for the Georgian
- - SAvANNAH, Jan. 81 1SfS
NJ fssRs EDITORS HAVING BEEN RAQU EsrED TO
I'VE tesy to the proprees OF Wistars Basam of I'D Cherry
Jake great pleasure stating that have frequently
myself and aomr stered during
OF obstinate coughs cod Of tho and
with the resul and such
Skn
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MO CURE. NO CHARGE--DR. MURPHY OF So GOLD
street. confdenaly consulted all forms of private dis
he In four
Constitutional debility and impotsnoy successfully treated By
Dr. n mo used In hindranoe from bad
nes NSce Cold attracts opeu ron n IN
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paONOGRAPHIC CLAssEs.-MEssRs ANDERSON l.
Monday November at the Photographic Reporting Acsde
TO H. Afterl from to and Evening" 6k TX and
from too Tickets per to either ciass 49,
to be purchafed before receiving the first lesson.
VVUITION.-A GRADUATE OF TRINITY COLLEGE DUB
lin, who has had considerable experience preparing
gentlemen for universities 60, and in imparng solid and
substantial classical mathematical and BDgsh French
educs ton wishes Tor engagement resident visiting
Tutor to form Class Of few spectacle pupil Letters
addressed to sgmabor at the office Of this paper. win
promptly attended to.
TNHE TATrEHsALLs HEAyE POWDERS ARE how're
cognised the horse dicne Of the
the cure Of Hesves Coushs Colds Horses has gained
for It increasing popularity which overpowers opposition
COUGH kkTChAM, lag Fulton street, Sole Proprietors
Sold Also by ID. ketcham III Fulton street.
nR. GREGORY HAS BEEN TWENTY YEARS IN THE
- treatment Of Private Diseases II you speedy and
perfect cure without change Of diet OF pur
suit call him. at 24 Church street. hour the day or
evening. at his private consulting
nR. JONES, DENTIST, BLEECKER STREET, NEAR
- the Bowery inserts whole and half Of newly
principle and them
and cheaper than anything Of the kind made the mas
cation being rendered quite BY Dr. Us discovery
Eye AND EAR-DR POWELL DEvOTEs HIS ATTEN.
II ton exclusively to diseases Of the 81 and Ear Broad
entrance IN Warren whore be had his Treatise
Eye price also hsss acting fountains strength
enng the eyea Artificial eyes just imported
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MO CURE, NO CHAR0R-DR. COBBETT HAS REMOVED
GO Ann street. near Wlan,) where he consulted
diseases of private character Recent in daya
No mercury DR. ca the result 4 IA expsrien &c
induces envous deny his The studded
faty Of this assertion has parallel uulesa
enonery. See the Doctors diploma Lettsra post paid
t<pd Ia
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4 osss-.ond.y 1ys.ps No, wi
sss,I n ss csSs v,:h p.
4Ssia W: hidrsh TO 30 followed ~ comedy Of I'M
naad spain Iredercis coriO Miss wsck Drc. circle
d r%y s.' s.s u:g %
snce t. commence ATT o'clock.
| RURToNS THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRERT-MONDAY
s Oh r E ssSrsn 4:
esosands MT Burton Horace Am sewood Jorao
Mich Vs e. .I h Fanny x;,lh1P M;
Se 5ss NJ fssssss WITH M
i SS.'G Family o S9seso second sssa
n II: = f. asS gt4Sao A1:s 4"
sr rS ss1 Is. 81 @
H. x Ssnns NJ
AND g. K sT. 81
= coz aS ssss ss are izz5I n assai
b and Prince street. John Tsyen and Corporal
sysp n No os ZTo viii
y sse French ss srasS.l, Jun
M ns fs s sS ds s
senor st vaultpE s 'erb Casain Poses and Grougns
y 10 tScSss sSs.. % Bo.ss So.sns
r. GEOLOGICAL HAIL. 81 AND ~ BowERYeTnIs MAO;
II Dihcent establishment ofAn daily from lf till and
rom 6H till NJ The hall ofexiA biuon Is fitted up with
elegance and tLecolection Of vng Beaste and
he LARGEST and most perfect in hmercs performances Civ
at exhibition, including Feas of trained Elephants
Ponies an honhes Mr. Brooks ken Of Lions II
Admission rs children under half price,
ION tickets 81. VAN ANBU RICH 4 co. Projectors.
CTOPPANl HALL, CORNER OF BRA)ADwAY AND
- Walker street. Grain Co.'S Grand Aovng Panorama
Mexico illustrating the Picturesque and RoA antic Scenery
American Army under the command Of Nnded Scot
the bombardment Of City tho
q the American flag the Halls Of the Mcntesums
hibing evening" and tho
Saturday During the passing Of the PICTURE explanatory
lecture will be delivered by Captain r. A. Carter Of
Doors open At o'clock The picture win eommencs
children under ten fag half pce eatsr
be secured at the office from till H. and from Liberal
terms made with schools |
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CARD.-THE GERNANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY (FRON
Bern) respectfully beg leave return their grateful
acknowledgements to tho public Of New York. for the be
mi patronage bestowed their were houored
with large and highly respectable audiences and have the
to that their Farewell Concert the magn
Hcept scale will positively take place Wednesday Goth
be tho New semby Rooms Chinese Building Broadway
Ienchow will Be introduced by the ORCHESTRA Souvenir New
position Grand Musical Par Drama Of Broadway grand pot
pour descriptive Of the different places and localities
ments begnBng from Battery Union Square, arranged
BeT Lenschow The public may b convinced that
and liberal patronage bestowed upon their former
before diacrimnn AudiencAa
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4 v. BROWN. AUCTION EER- CROTON HOTEL FURNI-
ture ut auction Wednesday and Thursday Nov goth and
Sh at 10 o'clock at the C-oton Hotel No. i42
Brown win sell At auction as above BY order Of Assgnees
all the furniture comprised the abovs ote comprising
pee assortment Of parior chamber dining furniture
together with the kitchen furniture large CRATES
Tues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

Important to the Pubiic.--Au Hatters OF
celebrity refer their patrons to the nimtable No Is Nassau
for his elegant cuts Of the hair and whker DO
ing indispensable to appreciation Of their hat Also
obtained above Hills pfabe Onsuent for the hair.
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pASKETs FOR HAvRE.--sEcOND LINE.-THE SUR
Oneds j. Wharf master, will sail the
e..r BOYD 4 nlNCKEN. Asents s. " ali street
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nR. RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, on the
~ nature, ympoms progrcss consequences remedies and
Of the genital Including msstvbaon dis
ss:.s RESEMBLING sysn IN ne Other work. &C. ~
useful work the subject written In plain Language the
opss for All medicines faithfully en i'll. INTENDED to es prsea
Price 81 May b had OF the author ~ Greenwich srse
mailed free BY post Also o most Of thu bcok SELLERS IN ne o
nR- RALPH, AUTH0ROr TIE "PRACTICM PRivATn
n, n Sunday exoeptedl 1hssc who Apply IN o eAu
stages will 30 NrpsA A. the spdty and little
isred from osr'n Glass q people who can ops, MA
Advasced and distressing ssyca (rom uncommon
and practical he osn ancrd npec eeS ~
radical which, he has ground for sauu ON 70 eoAm
from " Ausevic~
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VUAETED-A YOUNG MAN, AS PARTNER With
$0 In safe and profitable business the best 10.
profit and rks 1t seldom that opportunity Of
this kind 10 offered to the public Apply to Mr. CLARK
Oman etreef.
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OHANFKAUs NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORNERIy

CMITBS MINSTREl-S ARE AT THE NEW ROOM III
- Broadway door to the Broadway this
Evening commencing at oclookThe director of Smiths
hneres Smith, has the pleasure introducing to the
public New York company composed best accessible
talent tho country embracing the
taken the New Room one Of the most beautiful and oommodious
for the season. ands determined expunge
Amsng other well known and talented musicians singers IN
his D. q Abbott late director of Chrsys MIN
stres j. p. Carter, late OF Campbes Mnstrel Sewei
late director Of tho Sable Hamonsta Concert Every
Afternoon Concert Saturday, commencing O'clock
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IIOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY ArTTC n

LYON SALE-A FIRST GLASS THREE STORY ATTIC UN
der Cellar House. situated the north side Of Twentieth
street. between Broadway and the Fourth known
hante water Closet Bath Room and rePete with every
Of the Fourth Tretn street. being vaaa
BILE stand fcr any kind Of buanes Also those three Cottage
Houses on the south side Of Trteh street. between the Fourth
and Madison distant 100 feet Of the Fourth
being appropriate dwellings for small families NJ BA large
proportion Of the purohass remain mortgage
gure l2cclock NJ In the evening Of JONATAANPURDY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

VNABERNACLE.-GREAT SOLEMNITY MUSICALE ON
Thursday Evening, November Both, Henri Hers Ih frst
and only this for which occasion he has
ing Signorila Tr Madame Laborde Sgnorna Patti Sgnor
Benedett n Laborde Dubreul S vaitelni, Signor Ro
Gupgl and his celebrated Band Solo the Flute, BY
seds. Mr. Henri Herr will perform several pieces Tickets
$-to be had 1t the music Stores principal hotels and
Hs Warren street On this OCCASION reserved seats may
ire Tabernacle Doors at performance to at
O'Clock precisely No posponement of the
grand from Herzs mandatory this
son Of the recently adopted form in Paris Programme
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-RE>IFIrog Ma. SHAW,
DARK THEATRE

, = = -- -BE>kFIro MKs sHAw.-sosDA,
9TH sAsI, .IS kne.Is. ~s y GILBERT apsn. NJ
D vii S FRI TI Of Ssg ss PM
WoHrn D0G %, p n.Ur.. M c,,.s- ". nyo..
cent? PIT ~ CENTS Gallery: HA q
.,s Il, rae sszESI4 rg Vi
take pace tis MONDAY EVENING, Nov. RAE CUUN
less in sheridan Knowles celebrated play entitled wi"
sv rely NJ Entertainments BOX BOOK NoNo' -
RowERY Evsnins. NOV q, win - Pr us
I s r pus " i s.ssa b. az Ara
Count Bans.t MI n Clark Seneveye Countess Of Brseaa
Grand DveT,s sment which snoa tiocca aud ssnor Ns
s e RE S'S FL os A A. s., %
daas 10 PiYS To-
scss. Sss' Sss ssn
CHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY
~ Chatham-Mtnday Eveains kovsmbr will os presented
BR THIks-Resinad dc Lancy Mr. Hef.ra and; sr Edmund
Wilton Mr. EicssIds0n; villa Man Mr. canasd Baroness &c
iAanSer Mr. Burke Infant suribond Dawes BLOUSE
S. Mrs. .hansn II t Mis- 1ss T.
hsdssr.nS MT Mcfarland Rudolph Mr. Pardey
s'% curtan al Boxes o Pit axo D'''' open
a. and win continue night until further
o. OF Hs
TAINMENTs whose concerts in this city for period Of ten
mage the honor announcing gentlemen
New York and vicinity that they will give their
oruse Dances. TO- Admission rs cents Doors
open Concord win commence O'clock Aisornoos
the management and direction Of Z. P. Christy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

ABERNACLE-A GRAND CONCsRT TO SUPPLY
Fnds for the erection Of Orphan Asylum grouud
previously granted by the corporation Of the city positively
take place Tuesday Nov h Leader the Orohes
raSnor Rapett Maestro at the Piano. 6gnor Bar Tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

The "Richeliou' Cold PEND arc warranted
70 I've They fine smooth and ease and
nowedgd TO be the best and cheapest Paws world Sold
only by Watson Co. No. Is Wal Gold pens n
,cairod b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

WANTED-BY TIDY, SMART YOUNG GIRL A STU
w alton Chamber maid and Seamstre or to take
cbdIen Washer and can give good CITY
reference. Address X. K. Herald Office dsvs
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1000 Over Coats. Rich Linir g., to 10
dollars 100 Cloaks 81 $l2 500 Coata French
aloth timmne 81 to SIG Pan fancy ,asmeres 81 TO
4S vss 50 oents to &3thsse all redeemed pledges
mu and BoekmAu streetA ... IS.
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OFFICES TO LET-A LARGE FRONT OFFICE, AND
~ email attached third story Of house No
81 Nassau street near the Sun Office Apply to
EUGENE FERRIS, ~ Nassau street, in The boot store.
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q. Ii. CIarlke's OvercOnts, of all c0lOrs, give
universal sAsction The generally is SID black French
cloth Dress Coats made to SIG Vests and Pants
equally prices goods all bought for cashmy
are provsre.y low can sell better garment a. lower price
tailor supplied At the usuh price, but not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

Portable Dressing Csses--In all that the
name imports in s Sm aest space the
perfect by g. Saunders Son, 1 Broad
way, Of Liberty street. and 1857 Broadvay.
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TUTOR WANTED, FOR A GRNTLEMANs SON. OF
seven years Of age he must b acquainted With Eugs
qualifications and ter addressed "B " and eft At tbs
Herald Office will receive immediate attention. " ~
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WANTED-1O0 AGENTS, TO SELL Fl aST-RATE ARTI-
~ ce which will sell readily for eash in all parts
Cpited StAtee and active
rmonth This no humbug Call and 81 Cedar street.
Tf No L. small amount Of will be wanted 10
for Ia IA IA nav received N -
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w AUTHORIZATIONS BY A RESPECTABLE VOTING
w to do general Housewok Chamberwork Wash
ing and Ironing to take of Children do the Waiting
and plain Sewing ofa private family Has objection to 20
short distance in the country Please call at 4l Pearl
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A Chapter Of Political Wandarsl

Some one has quantity remarked, that Peace
ba now made this will be the first example of a
War begun without authority, and ended with
out authority But this is only part of the
wonders, which attend this most extraordinary
Chapter Of History. Look at these, for cx.
ample:
/. The President makes War without the au-
thorily of Law.
2. His Ambassador ends it without this au-
hority or any authority.
3. ThoPresdent of this country permits the
ubleSt General of the enemy to lake command,
and fight US as hard as possible.
4: The General OF our forces, who conquered
the enemy, is arrested in the midst of victories,
and without offence, is TO BE- tried as crimi.
nal
5. We propose to pay twenty millions Of dol
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lars for territory We have already occupied.
s. We have the best lands in the world, and
we are exceedingly anxious to get the worst
Z. We make War in the name Of Liberty
and we propose to eslablse Sayeryl
A series Of contradictions Of bIundersi and
incredible inconsistencies, like these, cannot, We
believe, be paralIeled by any Administration IN
any country. Perhaps, five hunt up the mus'y
records Of some King John, or Henry, The 9Th.
we may possibly find a parallel. But certainly
not ia this country, nor in any recent history
Of Modern Europe. Cincinnati ChrOaielsl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-06
ITALY.

The JesuiIs, alarmed BY the hostile demon.
lsralion made agnnsI Them by the people, have
already quilted Turin. ....
The Journals Of Turin fully appreciate the
tendency Of the French Revolution, and arc
now encouraging the King to put himself at The
head Of the National forces, 10 eiiecI The saliva
lion Of lIaly.
Adyices from Genoa announce the arrival Of
an American Squadron at that Pon, on the 81.
The latest adyices from Naples, state tina! lhn
King has once more violated his solemn pro-
mise, ard has carried FIRE and sword into the ci-
~ Of Messina, which has been bombarlcd lJr
'wenIy-four hours, by The Royal troops.
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BIZ B. W, c. JOHNSON

erty, and protection ofshe great interests Of your
country.
May kind heaven youchsale to you long life
and happy days; and when your disembodcd
spirit shall have winged It's flight 10 tho iruiIiOn
of higher honors aud richer rewards Than earth
can bestow, may your memory be cherished,
and your name reyered, by grateful people.