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Censta.es Dc Nsrlst, Miss c. w.nyss
CHANrRAU.s NATIONAL TaEATgs-NoNDAY
With Il. S: 9
t. S safSs q no
syau Ross w. aa s. Sas sa Nj
srslgSs yi,s farce ast received groY oqdn called
ki,s Ioeises Rorss IS cts; Pit ia cts Private So1, S.
Doors open at half psst6 10 commence att o'clock
Ml1cnEhEs ohYMf,S sA,rn, OF
ter! .ipIspis VIM Commence win tho NAN wIraoyr
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Ms. sherwood. Dress Circle so so1es 49, Pit w
CARD-oLyNPIC TnEarRE.-aIss AAsY Taylor
~ respectfully informs her friends and the pus That her
which occasion al The Olympic company sppsar
GARD OLYMPIC THEATRE-MIss RosERrs RI
benefit III take place on Friday evening next Sov Is
which occasion all the Olympic company will appear Box
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TdGATRE.owASr M
~ mediatey75 Young Ladies for ths Corps de sIes-
Apply H. Purdy, at the Box Ocs of the Theatre
between the hours of9. s. NJ, and Y. p.M
CIRCU s-AsToR PLACE. HIRD AVENUE AND
~ Eighth strest-Johs Tryon, MANAGER. Imppttant sn-
sfrs owS and Win
Now and three following nights osiy which
tho whole OF the Aston Place Circus wi
called in reputation so to produce enc OF the most Won
Reduction Of PrcesBoxes y cents; children bali price,
Pit i2 eerts Doors open At Perornanes TO commence
Saturday Afternoon in which Mr. Wallet will also appear
IL rian Company will give exhibition a3nday even
ms, Nov 49, Of Hudssn and 18Th strests
Doors Ga performance to commences at7 NJ Ad-
misR 20 eents Children under years OF sss halt price,
lSl orgnsl sean,c series of Moving psnorsmas
for short previous being exhibited
in London, at stoppanis Panorama d.n brosawAy.
Of walker strset This magnificent ehaf aeurs
Of artistic sk from original drawings by the eeeBrs
are painted 1000 Of canvass being BY
Yorn City Cisy Of BrooeIyn vi amsbprgh East giver
Hudson kiver. and Atlantic Ocean. These
Of such immense magnitude that is Impossible 70 ds-
scribe them Some conception be formed when
that this wonderful painting ths hgurt
million of thousands and of thousands OF house,
ships boats. The Of
the Opera Riot grand pscrsce
the Burning the Park Theatre Thes been noarl
three In ton. and cost 300 dor uoors
mission y Children under Of nalf price.
ERAhKIiN THEATRE, l55 CO -lHAn SQUARE
Admission Fsaea 70 ats Pit Ia ETC. stage seats,
81 cts Private boxes Unparalleled .tttaconsI FrS.
Arab Girls who sre the greatest wonders OF the world
troupe OF ksasl Artists vi also the fe
NB-As afters performance every Wsdnssday aud Sa
turdsy, at o'clock.
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appOiIltOssnta.

W.sHiNGros, November II, 1840.
The following appointments Sre announced Ross
mond Dumas, Receiver Of ruslc Moneys, at New Or
leans, vico Palirey, removed W Wren Land Rsgts-
ter, at Augufts, mississippi 'oe House, resigned.
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SALES al AUCrsuN.

W BROWN. AUCTION EEs. -uOUsEBuoLD FUR
niture Rosewood Piano Tots, Rich House Furnishing
Goods kc.-on TUESDAY. November ~. At wa o'clock.
No. lul broadway, will he s,d, q large Of
Furniture cher ith asls solar Lsspa o.
itrdoes Siver Pistcd Ware. china Colgr.d Class Also
elegant rosewood pistO Porte.
psvfDsoN. AUCTfuNEaR -BANgkuPr Sro 4
- 81 Goes 20 ~ sold BY pabe .ucu1a.
aud llowpg ds until tbe hrle y al ped %
~ Grad - Ctrsss clock Sss
cry. H"usesess snf tssda ~ IA ile
shaad attend tbs ale comprising
lsrge vareI nfst Of TAFT xoois vii be "a
iu - emit casTs, tad sld wit10pt sale 10
A. NJ, sHa r. Al.
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N all Esiiare.

BAl rIaosH, Nov. IL, 1S4e.
We have received no m,il Beyond Raleigh to- day
There Is nothing 60 communicate The market II
without change, and the sales ~ -four snail.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. II, 1S4o.
The steamship Ohio arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon at seven o'clock rhi- makes her from
New York to this port aducing detention ct Charles
ton seventy. two bosrs This is very short passage.
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Supreme Circuis Court.

New 16-ln the case Of Hoinssn u.s. Dard and Others,
which has occupied the Court for days In action
for receiving landed property under false pretsnces
as reported in the Hersd of the 18th inst the juy
returned verdict for plaintiff OF se,s6l damages with
interest from lS<7.
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Terrible Accident.

DeTasIr, Nov. II, 1S4S.
The train Of ear. from the Wont, this morning. Dame
In collision with the freight train at Ypslsn horribly
msnsling Mr.. Yergnsou ia. baggage master, and
eighty ipjuIing several others
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Hsurar, Y. T., Nov 17--e A. NJ.
The steamship HNerns. from New York, 10
cempg In She will probably leave for Europe in about
three hours.
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CALIFORNIA.

81 &.
rALIFORNIA CL0TBING.-WE HAVE NOW ON
~ hand the largest sost Of ooeu Clothing suited the
San Francisco trade to he found the city, trade with
that market extensive and keep
large stock expressly made for it, purchasers wsud do we'll
examine ttook before bryns ee~ here de-
pre- eraence trade by
the chsappsss Of prices and sutabsp.ss Of clchg
ID. q J. DEVLTN.
50 and IS John street. corner Of Nasfsu.
NALIfORNIA GOLD DUST CALIFORNIA GOLD
" Dustin Solomon Co, Gold amt Silver kshnsrr As
sweeps kmelters and cleaners OF oarths minerals
and known SUBJ snsss that contain the shove als Old
gold silver, diamonds and prec stones bought ~ b.
Jewellers and siivsrsmishs AID all hard sub
stances ground at the Refinery, No. q Ann street.
ITO CALIYoRNIARs-FOUR or COLTS SUPERIOR
e-bootipg Rires, 100 Buena vts u. hih-s 100
bore ftols snpe and eouble barrel suns kes Ps-
to Bowie aud other bniyes together with general sssor
Of goods suitable for calfornizns A. SfIks VI
Maiden Lane.
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INV MEDICAL BOUkr-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ cork, o. the nature and Of private diseases
reares aud All Kindred affections of the urinsry organs
illustrated hy great number q beautifully colorod piaos
lie. D. Homer Bgstwiek. " d. farrs q1arto,
80 pares, I'd edition Price sic Extract from the Boston
hedics ana Srrsal Journal 80 IL may be s.id fearle-y,
~ b. equal - kieords Actions work the family %
fepf A. far superior - nythinE II the fsd ever pub
htbef ~ ts county Autkcr 81 tne worE on Seminal
tuisstst Imp tcnCy, kc caused bY Improper habits
sriFer Townsend "a Broadway. aud BY tho Author
snl n aavnx.
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The Valley OF Deep River. North Carolins. sbounds
with coal Of ssuPeror quality, psrtakng both Of the
anthracite and bitumincus
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rsfsUrCAr..

-y>O ALL UOUsEEEEPERs.--
Do roacfes or he'd bugs annoy psrplsE vuu,
~ ants. ness hfcf. mosquitoes v'or you'll
IL 80. g. % frosdway. four hundred aud twsnty,
And procure Lyons fgvderf--ouc boz may By plenty.
Jus sTtiake u round where the uuistacs thioaest
Ard tue insects twill stiacn little tAe quickest
Mice sud should they plaque you easy 20 I'LL.
por Lyon Cor them has exquisite pill
Aud the hest ~ all iE that We know reithcr article
Con tairs IN rs snbsiance o. poison particle.
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couts'ts in Us satsiahe' Of poison particle.
DHL NrHEoPIC ANNOU ScEEssr-pURISG rus

DILL NfHEOPIC ANNOUNCEMENT DIRlNG TUE
nOuth Of November, stall plsce 40 bottles Of Syruu, ~
The dsp,si ~ those RngId 90 parohsss the
1hss vts dstr tvey day u Ots ID Br'adsay
between TIE hours 81 eco oocH IN tie afternoon.
bet h. deferred from apsyisE By feeling Of ise pride.
tvery kHos hpt ieug te ~ gea he ruin Of many
raItctal ie ard ldusTious family All who haze
dnt bs resrsrrg the thescy of discovery. calf
"a from ~ to w.. aud eossu'tt sook Vki'h
i,pt thtro Which fuy recorded the Names
eud the cis,e Terrified ~ phyfgianl II
ratsnt 1tsuIh ntary al who have consulted have
Jeolarcd bile % them nlttoueh month
rtt sap bcs ny reinsd, sdnni.tered already
ytrtcy WELL others 10 fair way ~ very, snd others
sate mo- yet tep rttd p-oes Thuge Who deir ~
trnth - statsment possess themselves Of
the rect desirable Of nrcstrsiion short the
tine that has eatsd st co The rubos Of my dscoysry
l. DEsgHkMPs. 10 Br9alsav.
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Political Intelligence.
Hon. Charles " Mager, of Baltimore, s spoken OF
the successor Of the Hon Reverdy Jshnson In the u
n Sonata
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~ last oarttee yesrs, oOnhnsd his practice the
Of mefeursi ard Ossr diseases o. dscats nature
Us the mcs: egsrHyeted Of this disease snd
ud ssccs rcwossd N tao " ave lays perfss;
ncebtrrs
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NO CURE NO FAY.-DR. CORBTTT, ~ DUANE sF
ls Ne ccrsuet the treatment 81 certain delicate
dssasss praetes ~ years devotes treat
ent ~ delicate diseases snsblee DIT G. The worst
r,efcYrv ned
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WANTS.

VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND FIRST-RATR
w workman, capable OF taxing charge Of pencil shop
Address, Pest Once, Box No. 1880.
M ANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN. IN A PRIVATE IA
w nily English prcsrred where there all be othcr
toardsrs furnished bod with fire reosred and
breskfst and tea Losaton Br adway address with
terms, G., Box 1908. Post Ofkee.
WANTS AsITUATION AS -poeR sERyAST-CAN
w drive we'll II required has good references and oHn
be heard of for three days The advertiser is retsnt
AL letters punetusy attended to- Address J. w. at this
sfhce. or 70 Twtnty- second street.
PARTNER wANTED-WITa CAPITAL or FROM
"A TO twelve thousand dollars The advertiser has
invention % being entirely in sales
effected In this 20 hrBdred thou
ssso dollars and UPWARDS yearly Profits irsd
,ent To person possessing capital aud busn. talent
III. sbove onsr 1he advertiser ~. devots oil his
ard attention to the business. ALL aiostiens
strictly confidential. Address, f. d. r. Merchants Hotel,
New Yort.
pOsOOV at seven per cent. Apply TO
JOHN ANDERSON, JuN., 81 Wall street.
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s II; saS j. 4Si j.
Marie Mis- Ross jacques Marchsness Of Bsrksnfdt Mrs
fo a W.. s
Gen. Dornten. Mr. whiting Inpuiss Mr. < sh,s; lack
S.ss.ss SAi VI: s1r: q
asnes Family snI Third sse. Gallery IKE Deer.
open half past g. e begin al s'elset.
NIBLos oARDEN.-MONDAY EVENING, NOV. "a
is
WIN After cnsa 'as Ss%s % which o. Ysaoo Rsy
81 The sn :rss ' ssi q f's h
sn d Tm ssb Soal
Rouse the 0n0m. M.r.stti Bl.a0 the White wArri'r
"
REALilY-Asper h.nlsy, Mr. gur.cni Oliver Marley; NJ
Leach; J.sl s.ii NJ B%Srsaa% TON Badger n,
r. Sn oad. Vim sp .fs s.sS
SLY NON ofoLY.. s.sp.ss 5oss:,s Mt B.Tssa; jack
th.Ils: s%i,s sa h%.. nr T,% sSi,a
Circle ard Parquste 50 cents Family Circle Is cents
ITALIAN OPERA. AsroR PLACE FIRST APPEAR
anee in America Of sgaorira ApolorA Bersncea Non.
Sse tss ss.sos Rossn ssissrsea opera sefa orEILo~
The principal ehsrss,ers will DC sustained BY sErs APOLLO
(her fret in America signor O.
fort sguor Guti ssnSr Benevs9taaS si5sor SSyeli
tor Kareaek Prices Of admission All seats boxes
and parque secured ether for the night or season. 81 so ad
theatre 70 ctns Doors ~ o'clock TO commence st7
A sToR PLACE OPERA uouss-ENeLIsHA AND TIA
"A liam Opera, for One Night onlyhr Manners. primo
from the Theatres Covent Garden Drury Lane and
her Majesty Concerts london has the honor to announce
on his dpartsre che SOUTH viii
take place the above theatre Thursday Evening Now
sasa opera c OF Ia % m hs aao the
Second Act OF the Buha OperA IL BARBiEkE DI SlVIG
LA. On which the following smnent artists have
her fret and only this season. Madame Bonard
Guid Signor Rors signer Sanquirico and Sgnor
Gobe together with the full Chorus and Orchestra OF this
Establishment under the dire elton " Max AsreEe Tickets
the Boxes ard farquetts at 81; Amphi
theatre, 20 cents Box plan now open.
NIBLO's-- CEIPPENDALEANDs EfToN's BENEFIT.
IN "Wednesday, Nov. 7l.Ony Night of the celebrated
Shsy Mnstr VIII. will make their rst appearance here
Dancing by Celeste The popular drama OF the GOLDEN
FAKhER Jenny Twitcher in England Concert by the
Ainsticls, &c.
DAkNUYs AMERICAN xUsEUH-p. r BAREUE.
- Proprietor-J. Greenwood, Jr Assistant Manager
One Week More Of the Aartinsti Family, whose wonder
fl 6ymnsstis achievements and PantomiInie define.
Family They appear Afternoon and evenng Also engaged,
Lrus Elia.er Mr. r. c. Wsnys Mr. arden, Pete norrir,
fsri MsrrasiS s%s e.si ns; s'i b San
thu skeIetonof enormous Whale the living Boa Cor
ttricos, Living ApssOHda Mammoth Crooose Admission
SO ssrtti eiildrer under ~ years Of age l2h cents
OARNUA'S kUskUA, CoRNER SEVENTH AND
ID Cbessut streets PhiisdaphsP. 7. Rarnun, Manager
and Proprietor most astonishing and extraordinary
variety novelties and attraction Fourth and las. week
Of the engagement Of Mr. and Mrs. u. :. Conner. On
Monday ssesns November 18th ls49 will be enacted tho
SIRak0ER, aud the CAPTIVE In the afternoon and
foru sLees. Haes, the English Giant Ttania, thu Fairy
Queen scotch Mammoth Brethere huge Crocode Sea Ion
al bours Admission the entire Museum
AND performances, c children under ten years, 1919.
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EIRE INSURANCE. BROOKLYN Insurance. con-
psry-Ofiees No. Merchants Exshssgs, wsn street.
New York and 40 ful.on street. eroShyn. rhis oon-
has in business quarter Of oeatafy and
OF the Oldest in The United States having foil capital ua-
paired and securely Invested ,ey conti"ue
dwellings and other bnildngs. sandiss. house
tolo furniture vessels in asd their
sonAbe any similar Institution.
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH President.
ALFRED G. Srrykss, Secretary.
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ron sALn AaD 10 LaT.


EoR SAIL, voopwosrg r,rESr PLaNISo
ra,ien 80 .efsen ~ csus tie itserhsI magu'.e-
ksshuss oen.taa,y tens ole ether = =. v,a
a. John y. Las ER corner Yors aud Gr.sg sts.
leroy ci'y, opposite ci,y % Nss Yors
VvrSTp-sIxTn sfsFGT LOTS EOS ssLE.-rnsss
~. si.ih sHd ss'ss'h aysng,.. isge,-- 81 -..,
EoR ssLF. rug LsAsr russrURg aSo PIX
Urs ~ house STATE street, % Wolfe ual,
trTsrl, rep - - way Fcr par.i'u4ars ipgnfe Of "
EoR SAX -rnE STOCK oF \ DAY GOOD, STORE.
tnsi 70 viii b. sld ~ harran, applied for atsi
Arb - The CtOcsrJ store ~ Prospect strsss sreetq
80 Lsr-rHE ENTIRE UrrER PAR on ONE ~
noe, rroHinsut fsl AWAY. wss' sd With
with. ttis unrivsei position fr say
ss,vs,p spti 800 u,u.ion siSssts tIqairo q
n. DAVIS. o. John s,r,ss. room 2 up stairs
nsuEsnLg oFgI,Es 70 LEr IN H.HOvgs sr-
-. NV ~ nss s s, 70 ., ne d, 5,Sssy
ttfus uHtii Let Of Eay hoo. ~ u. rELL,
& sRisSissoiaL AN'
CArlrzLIs1sh aE gssrIgtFgLty rsv,rsorO so.
NJ r1hie svesus cor, - - aahs Vac. 70 issteeh
oe1tii vstsd besut f Pstt varui.h. ot, nn'r
rts's gnslii, d ca PC rtva, sl1esrd 81 ni.-
s,oyr, 81 s s. - ,s. ssa asn,, I'll :, rss "a
immense farsSns 80 twelve uon,ts WITH tcaing ouhJ
BOARDING. ssc
DoARD-i oENriEmAN AND US wIss az 80
~ single 'ler4on D. Co. ed 81 n
arc pleasast R0onu st7j Waite strct door east
~ sra way.
TVo SINGLE orSrLEsEs..r TO Lgr-A raRLos
and eve bed rooms, M ttsab irl n -ei. psJ
r. BtRSss. ~ s,oa5wsg.
AWAIT FAMfLY RgstDISG ~ wAYGRLHY
n Piae .sar assit.tos sqg,re would ss = .csggme-
oe " two Cenit.ien vit haaafone irr'ssf faefs
a. ~ ntor Nth Rain Vth " without Borft spd ~ ere
rtet ftiet,n VII b. raid their comtnrf. mi Other
b.atrcft ftrf T@Nt moderits Address, Al sinp-
thit rflra.
sgURaTsUFD eoAgTNEN rs.-TwO PULL SUITES
srd lasdso.aeiy furnished apstsn-- o. icS a.
fsiea nua Attendance uriiisteI
py AZ oueton Fntet. tvs blocks east Of broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO JEwELLE RS-PRECIoUs AND IMITATION
J. Stones, Canoes &c-RICHAKD kIfLlN0, 80 Maiden
has constantly hand large Of stones Of
description and receiving fresh i'm portal
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her srFo board sDo will prcbs bly, haul Per IS sors
River into the this Ali hils lsding
ttod hy " ocl"cs Monday She hiss few ber,hs Ia N
feTvsis cabin unsrgAred which wal he let at exceedingly lo
rates Apply board, n SHINES d HuffER, IS St0n
street, or A. A. wAKNER, rs Fulton street.
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L'OR CALITORN IA-DtSPATcu LiNA.-SHif uAJP-
bIN az or ~ North avcr css tore "a second q bin
Itfstrg t- r M date slfcsfot ord g. made fasaa-
gis etsared siii pass cal % 'so ,ed et tati, tic' a.
SlTTsrs viii send their wills 90 iaftnE ship fAltS
flfE, ct pier North RIVER VIII have guiss d@sratea-
lmns ciaie spp aon should De msds chs alauc- Of
IRE sht or passaxe. D. d. SUTTON. Ef ~ A.. cr
JuuN UgEas. nc val
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BOARDING.. so

D0ARO-t CENTi EsAN AND Ufs VIE OR 90
~ - snEie fier.sn. b. iat ed Wi h
Ird aro psasast Rooms at5j Waite street. door east
~ Hr A. way.
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rINo SINGLE GrsrLEaES..-TD Lgr-.A PaRLOR
and Eve bed Vf ttsab isff n 1~ei Apsll
n n. ~ EAls. tsl t-oalwar.
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IN, Liquid Dye uB-urps ~ auy
other alton offered the uole. For sails NJ
kushtsn CLARKE Co, Broadxay and A. ID. u ID. Ss.ds,
~ fulton and lillian streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vINHE BRAVE BOATMAN, Mr. C0NKLIN, WHO RISK
ed, last edhs sday week. at this landing, his hfe
and wife from beg to aoseps
my thanks Nay God bless bim TOR thm noble as
uUGO HENSCd.
Quarantine. stat.n Inland. Nov. II, 1872.
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NEW AND CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
IN ssrehe subscriber respectfully informs his friends
the public In general that he has opened his store,
No Catharne street corner Of Henry. with fresh sek
o. assorted selected for smiy where he
vculd lie pleased ali who favor him with call
s good assortment Of the beat Foreign and Lau
Il. Nm. MCCARTHY,
No. IS Catharne street. corner Of Henry street.
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VNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND FIRSr-RATR
workman. capable Of taxing charge Of pencil shop
P.st BoxN No
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Nsdneda) sest, aud fertabiy accommodate three
~efy rsssonsbl. board,
North River fsot Of fraLklia at 65 Nsssaus
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-17
THE DAKOTA OR SIOUX INDIANS.
From the Minnesota Pioneer.

This is one of the largest tribes in the country
claimed by tile United States. The country oc
cupled by them is probably more extensive than
that OF any other tribe OF the aboriginal inhabi-
tants OF North America. 1t extends from the
Mississippi OH the east to the Rocky Mountains
on the west, full fifteen degrees of longitude, with
an average OF not less than four degrees oflati.
tude or 300 miles.
Their proper name, by which they are known
among themselves, is Dakota, a being sounded as
in father. 1t signifies Allies, or United, and i'm.
plies that many clans united into one nation
Among the white men they have been generally
known by the name OF Sioux, pronounced as il
written SO0z. The early French writers, who
gave them this name, wrote il Scioux. Carver
who was among them upward of eighty years
ago, and who claims TO have been the first Eng.
lishmAn who ever entered their country, wrote il
Naoowessioux. He estimated the number of
their warriors at 1000. If he was as correct in
this estimate as IN that OF the other tibes he visi
ted, instead Of diminishing, as other tribes are
supposed to have done, they have increased, aud
are now twice as numerous as they were eighty
years ago. For many years the whoe population
OF the tribe has been estimated, by those having
the best opportunities OF knowing at not less than
$4,000 or 80 900.
In form, color, mode OF life, religion, and the
structure OF their languages, there is general
America; but this is much less clearly marked
than might be supposed from much of what has
been published concerning them. The first 10.
habltants OF the temperate zone of this continent
with whom Europeans became acquainted, were
OF the Algonquin or Mobilian stock. individuals
OF those families OF nations are the models whence
more than nine enths OF the descriptions and
pictures OF Indians have been drawn The prom
inent cheek bones, broad nose, projecting Jaws
and large thick lips. which are so characteristic
OF these, and perhaps OF other races OF Red Men,
are not particularly remarkable among the Dako.
tas. After residing many years among them,
am unable TO specify any particular in the form
/ the Sioux face, from tie eyes downward, which
light serve to distingui h them from Europeans.
rom the eyes upward in general, the form OF their
eads is distinguished from that OF the Wife men.
nd approaches more nearly TO that OF the Red.
he part Of the lace above the nose and between
ne eyebrows is full and prominent, and the up.
er part OF the orbits, in many individuals, much
'ore elevated above the eyes than is seen In
uropeans; indicating that what Phrenologists call
re percepuve Iacuues organs, especially in.
ividuaity and Locality, very large This
rominence about the inner part OF the brows
makes the Dakota forehead appear narrower and
over than 1t really il The upper part of the
head is more round and conica, and less fatened
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last extremity. There is no truth in the report
of discussions having taken place in that city
Men, women and children, OF all ranks, are hus'-
ly engaged in the defence. On the lth young
married lady was killed at breach in the WALL
The members OF the National Assembly went on
the l4lh in procession, with music before II ana
flags, flying, through the fourteen arrondlsse
ments of Rome, to show the people that they lul-
ly sympathiZed with them and to encourage them
to defend the city. letter from Rome, under
date of the 18th, published in the London Morn
ing Chronicle, says
In the night OF the 2lst ut six bombs struck
or burst near the palace OF the captol-one OF
them at Monitore very justly remarks that the
spirit in which the French are conducting the war
is hardly more civilized than that eli their ances-
tors under Brennus, $500 years ago; but what can
you expect from Algerines? The aqueduct Of
the Acqua PaoIo has been broken down. aud the
water cut of-a piece OF wanton aud useless bar
barity; for there are fountaies enough in Rome tc
supply population Of two millions, without re
ference to the Tiber
The Commandment OF Venice has been suspend
ed, in consequence OF proposals OF equalization
having been made by the besieged.
Ancona, after destructive bombardment OF
two days has surrendered TO the Austrian Gen
eraI. The terms OF captulation are poltca
amnesty to the inhabitants.
SARDINIA. A letter from Bernc OF the %,
instant announces the conclusion of peace be
tween Austria and Sardinia, on the iollowias
condiuons;-The evacuation of AlesSander; pay
ment to Austria OF the expenses OF the war; Mod
ena and Parma to be ceded TO Piedmont in lieu o
Lombardy; an offensive and defensive alliance
between Austria and Piedmont, and the latter tt
furnish contingent of 900 men.
GERMANY. The Constituent Assembly o
the Duchy of Mecklenburgh has just voted
constitution of very democratic character; Blu
OF the 1902 articles OF which it is composed, tn,
government has protested against So, as inexec
utable.