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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-30

Mr. SASDERs.-Please announce my name a candi-
date for Director in the Evansville Illinois Kali Road
Company at the ensuing ekrfion.
septa6~ n. ROWLEY.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

TUST ECEIvED per Clipper,
d CHAINS Magaz. ne for (October)
Gles's Ladies Book do.
James st Novel, Uhc Robbery 9 vol OF the NEGRO.
mancerieads and Hearts, my brother, the Colonel;
by auth ,ousn Cecil, Miscr's Daughter, &C., &c.
Mary SIcallam, novel, 10y Mrs. Grey. for sale by
scpt5 SAMUEL LISTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

has been made conformable to ours. Jals as wen ~
prisons for solitary confinement were objects Of Mr.
Hsvsnds study and to his humane sbors we trace per-
haps the tsysteniaiic effort to make and mercy
blend in the home Of the common felon He designed
and erected the Halls OF Justice a. Q Tomos) IN New
York of which Engish traveller thus speaks IN the
Architectural Magazine: This building s not only an
honor TO the city and the American nation but per-
fecy unique specimen of its style, such az all Europe
cannot produce"
Among Mr.. Havilands many designs and WORKS, snow
ing the iy Of his invention and purity OF nus aste
may be mentioned also the United States Naval Asyisn
at Norfolk: the Western Pententiary at Pitfsourgh
the Jersey Missouri, and Rhode-lsiand state rem
itentaries the Allegheny Lancaster Berks and many
other aiIs the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at philadelphia
the State Insane Hospital Harnsburgh; ne United
states Mint at Philadelphia; County Halls OF newark
York, and other places, and numerous cnurcnes ana
private mansions He received the first premium ior
a design for the New-York Exchange HIS plan OF
great Opera House. made about twelve years ago. APP
pears to have furnished ideas for most OF the notable
theaters since erected in this country Inc aessns
which he submitted 10 the County Comnlssioners,
year or two ago. for new Town Hall and Courts Tor
this county, exhibit a composition emnent'y grand
suitable and beautiful Were Philadelphia thus adorned
no American city could boast structure TOR hse purpo
comparable TO it in any respect One OF ,ae ast OF
Mr.. Hsyiands plans that OF Browns hoee, Just
erected at Washington. Up to the moment wneh oesn
struck him he was interchangeable In his deyoon 70 ms
profession His social virtues were worthy OF MS TAI
ents-honorable and kind, modest and generous often
to bis own disparagement and loss.
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FROM NETWORK TO NINEVEH.
Incidents of Life In khartOum.

Editorial Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.
KBARrouM, in Soudsn Friday Jan. l6, 1852.
Here, for the first time, l fully realize
that have reached Central Africa. You will, per-
haps, be able to appreciate the impression when
tell you that the first dish on table at dnneris
sheep roasted whole, and eaten without knives
and forks; that the horse which has been appfo-
prated to my daily use is red stallion, OF the Wild
breed of Dar-Fur; and that my pets, in play
ing with which lose an hours time every day, are
full grown lioness, a leopard and two hyenas.-
When we ride out, of morning, six jet-back at
tendants in white and scarlet dresses, follow us on
six dromedaries or, if we choose to dispense with
them, two foOtmcn run before U.S. to clear way
through the streets. This is slight taste of that
barbaric pomp and state which inyoluntarily
associates with the name of Soudan.
On reaching here, the first thing l did was 10
seek a house, as in these lands traveller WHO
wishes to be respectable, must take residence
on arriving at city, even if he only ntehds 10
stay two or three days. went to the residence
of the shekhs of the different quarters, none OF
whom was at home then to the Governor OF the
city, but he was absent in Kordofan Finally IN
wandering ABOUT tlt StTttt>, VIC ihce 4" -
Efiendi, who took Us TO house which would he
vacant the next day. 1t was large nud>Pai"o
containing an outer and inner dvan two Sleeping
rooms, kitchen, store-rooms, apartments TOT ser
wants, and an ncloscd court yard and stapies' al
of which were to be had at 100 piastres 1871
month--an exorbtant price, as | have since been
informed Before engaging it, decided to ask
the advice offhe Austrian Nice-Con-ui, Dr. helt1'
for whom | had letters. He received me with
true German cordially, and would hear oil noun
ing else but that | should Immediately take pos
session of All unoccupied room IN ms house. Ac-
cordingly, the same day of my arrival peheid nis
installed in luxurious quarters, with one OF the
most brave, generous and independent OF men Us
my associate.
As the Consul's residence is the type OF houss
of the best class in Khsrtoum description OF II
may give some idea of life in the place, under the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-08

JOHN HAvILANp, the architect, died on
the Goth of March in Philadelphia, and we are not
willing to allow the departure of an artist who
served the public in the practical manner which
everybody can appreciate, to pass unrecorded.
He was a man who served his time in useful
way.-not in the creation of works of pure art
which only the cultivated can understand, and
whose influence, although sure, is always limited
and slow, but in the erection of buildings which
the present state of society requires. MIR. HAvI-
LAND designed and built less than thirteen great
penitentiaries, among which is to be reckoned the
New-York Tombs. lie furnished the plans for
the famous Pentonyille Penitentiary IN London,
and in the erection of these buildings he consulted
not less the claims of merciful consideration than
of social necessity. We take from Philadelphia
paper the following notice Of man who forbore
to resort to unworthy articles to keep his name
fresh in the public memory
Mr. UsyiIand was born in England in 1892 Of fam
lily which other artists have already distinguished among
them Hayden the celebrated painter. He studied pro-
fessionaly with Zines, the welknown biosrapher OF
Sir Christopher Wren, and commenced his career IN
Russia but preerring liberty 10 royal patronage came
10 this country warmly recommended 10y Mr. Adams,
then Minister at 81 Pctersburgh. He eyinctd from
the commencement of his special interest in
prison architecture. and is this department achieved
reputation unIivaled either here abroad His cst
des ign was Cor pententsry at Pitt burgh on the IA
Glalipg plan, not then adopted. Subsequently when
the humane efforts OF the Prison Discipline Society of
this city, with which he earnestly cooperated accom-
,lished the experiment OF separate confinement" he
aeisn. and built the Eastern Penitenilary at Cherry
nm the frs, penal building erected upon the radaling
plan, and which is the standard model for all ed
ices Tor similar purposes
Aler this perfectly original and successful work es
,;on Of The soltary SYSTEM Mr. Havilsnd wasthroughout
bis life, whenever occasion demanded engaged in
prison structures The Governments OF France Prus-
ss Enesnd and Russia each sent commsssoneIs % tn
country exprcssy 10 examine his pnsons and to obtain
dexisps from him. which have been adopted In those
eouries IN Ill ipssa aces In which their penal system
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03
ygaPMKSD AGERCIED.

:
<tRxcoRY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEi.
" Esrrsss via tho 1stlnus ef Nosragea thcouse ~
about twtgsy fya dEysThe tuosonbefr viii toYwMd nm
NTpress nt by this expeditions route tas pMamshp
Arc Sseaay rsauosti 10 hove .haIr sossa ~ s efes
on torc Weeresdsy I'd instant In not 10000
Ssg 100 lbs vtghs fsveeie reetivsd unti tna gninS q
Shs AZ shs sseSr st ~ syss srS lessra unal y,
~ Pearl s corner ef Wall, after lst EAy 700 Brosd saY
This oeo 10 ies fton and after The lst Of Nay next
4 DANE T. 90 Is CALIFORNIA RRaI0Hr. PAckAan
Ssy Haroh bfer " 9. Nail npirs CITY, Tues
sy March sd pc, s,ssmsf Sierra Ney.As W:dnss
aassrcs snd rspsns yin be dssoasshed hy ths sAmsr
Smscens cay en- friday MAyoh g.. AZ O'Clock, =. NJ,
Sscurh 40 utnaI charge of our eva Special
n,sss nuss be dtyorod 10 wth Invoices besors
TNsridsy 4sh NngSn saail parcel. WI s received un
TsolsoT r. Rs dsr Of sailing Ws ssiu deopsseh spe
spIss - CIV ;' IN Rfissss. Rfss:ssy 'n S
IN thtorsh in cka.ge of spsoal hsssSnger ~ sns
s.v and sperdid staar3f esrEs n.ysaa Cspt VIII
80 "a Tor extra fsirhs aug rasxsgs sspress
s .IsssA as sr. a'sSss pn sis 1p iss san
wr"cisco prrsiaslars u which will be Syea fneuys "a
xr,rs,ssn snsa ADAMS co. 10 sadls Wall s.rssA
n yerDE co.'s oaLlyoRnIA ExpRfss, NO.
ur,sd rrest ne.r wall s.rcst. Hsvics m.de con
S,.,, VIh tos k6uso OF Nosg,ors hrtr'sd9 uo. W.
ssuss n-rc,s ss snmus Of psnsms Ms only rseosnissd
Lscnss " tho Gn!'ish ana hroussa nsu
s~ are prepared - fof.ard 9cods ot snp
<wsrtca non New Yers yst.,ns "IssSs, p,sc ro,.a
-h IA dcspsboh Printed r,wucuans cen be boz
afaa Wa ausrsntoe tbs delsvory OF soods "a bno
r,snsso ~ As sKulsf oonnaonc atosrsss ffoM
s ss1 e. oss.ss ,ss. Nss s
W. .anSr,,r A. ri, PEIDk y co..
~ sEeoAA eFteA asx NviSGssS
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Thea.sscnt aud Musical,

Aaron PI,os oyvs. Uousx-M.srr's B.axssr.--rAA
erers selected tor u. sseninr Is Ia sssza i4ssra"
Lou9RY THLArns-.Inreo -.cell.ot peces sr~ AZ
nouDcsd fer TO night. Tho hrrt "a "Jars to3SS,' thA
t.x. the Dumb ssrcyS1' Aid tas aI "Wivsv
Twist
BsaanvaY Tsgarrs --ToY-sse appears tas evening -
Richard Ill With Conway, Barry, aud MAI pontsl in
tas l,Adiug parts A. WI sloss With ia IFo BouSJ.
eastlss
Rusror 8 T~s.rss Tn, piaoss slse.Sl lof this
ing smusemen. c-rs~. cf tss brsssh of frcsass's
the plsss caiisd lAs y. Js' AID tia s.Ass Ne
r.rios.I rmsAr.r--MY asA Ms. wllisns spyssrso.
naht IN shre- resas--ths " iImesez Bnyp SpTtp ".
Ireland and "us thi CussSrAh fAs 'o!a cossssatavS
.oncluses all
A,wa,e j, Nu,Aun IN TIE sftsaoos, the Dattia,"
With Antipedeau fen,s Iva the svsning, Dcsec 81 Sea's
Donbs Beaaed Hooglr sad Antp ,ccan tssts-
pcvxrr Cl,eus ads 20. give excellent oerfprm-
sroes every night. Thcsa 1 .oss evening COX ttS
benefit Of hs /. hssr
Cnnlsrr' sM,rs4srLs -~T1As arr.v.lle1 bad oontiy
70 sivs the u,moea Ss.sssc,t2 Aaa delight by thar =
gro aeuneatloG5
Woes Mrvs1nxS ps,sens /. Gu. srvparame, esaS .e
lag 81 ,ntious son - and lnsir aue,tsl 2koe
H.LDsorb Bssssu--rhs tensdt CT this cd agf a..
tssmed oit:rsn comes OF tc VI .as Bower w ars
Let him have . bumper.
PsLLows Msupsls .-Thh bsaA Axe aAsut b s..y !.
soantsy sour, Fellows hNSus clssd " sas Ow hal y
snlnstsvby.
LolA nenrrs, ths Countess st Laatsssas -lcssd her
psftornsness iu Ills ol.y os tho Esiudsy on sssu,
seemed vtn Pkassd ~it. tbs tfsatf WHO Tsr- o. Ana
hef AND they Win her 1hs rapsar ousS acsb ssd
an many VI hss dSEcss AID khs ta u taeo lrsAlu
both after tia erst sahst and az sSs e.'s :. ~
eornsnoes, vss sscitsrou.y CALLED 'cr fhe eppesrsa
tniing snd gyNssfuls % ssch Goes s"A remsrseA
briefly tbs iAst sir>o thas che vrse s'ee ssd
ceptlon Ia tbs CAY q NsDunsi.s as ol the mosA
| D,saaant Ao,,v. Ans tf her Afc-bIf7 ~ s,r M,Ay
| JuAIs pea i Drawing gcod hous~ Ia I,ait.o.Je
hsdAs~ ps.tsSns ~ 1.n1x. espccsts In gounhua
| Owe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

EOR SAiE--rBE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE NO 100
aga ia y West T~enty:sixth sgect Lishsh ave.
TAO ID built n the hes: stgs, and ooutlas
the modern improvements, yisAashls htntsls BAihs.
h,ngeB Cro-oR water, 20, so. including balcony
Wna ftons. Terna odeyae, OF the
Gsass re0;in bond aad mortgage. Enquire OF
VIZ ii. uoys, gU Nisth avenue.
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EcE SALG-a FOUR sTokY RRIcS DWELLINa
u Horsto snd Green -ich with three
story srieA shop Greenwich sale together
s9pAr.ts. lrse OF both, 50 400 81 u bond ard
for further particulars inquire oi H. j. MADDEN NO. l68
Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

II OrkL FOR sGLE-ON TEE ATLANTIC SHORE
tvs ho0rt ride fro the city One OF the beau
wi ssasosa in the world, eItsnsivs srounds large
den. dsos, With business during shs eumer
noataA fortune be reAlirod in few yssrs. Will De
sold seast sacrifice. Inquire Mr. Corbyns Saloon
andef abs ItrosdWay TheAtrc.
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eBU9 s9@EE AND PRACTICE FoR SALE IN TaR
uPS9r part Of ths city where - Is budieg rapidly
Tns sso IS sed for waas oi business bus accouns
ci 70 ~ ith Of the optiasof physician
gs this hP Tar the bess chenrs that v happsn
~ long tino Address Williams n. Herald oaiUe. for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

! Sfcl sA4aE-ALi TIE FIxTUREs FURglTURy. &C..
n Of tho eseebeve Bathing Est,bislent Of o. q Sscp
sAa wiz aoOGt retiring from the busiacss tcorar Erssa
and ss-er hresei Consisting OF gashag Tsbg
esse roy Tubs 5Boers Gas fysugss hra5a TOYS Dressing
Boxes Foan ssise nj q ghsh hfe nestlY nes Loohios
G.sfcs thhits Tables CARPETS, GLASS Wars Stoves
Aseakor - Particularly npiad 70 punbers, buiiaers and
rersaas saps Srices Of ATE ibsse description. sb0y
W. b. ayf caesU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

HELP HxLPs uELp!-THE OWNER or A vALUA.
II be fssa Long Island having become reduced In
circumstances IL compelled TO soll rhs farm contains
baea sood well st water stS For further
particulars it quisa Of SMITH BENEDICT North Bersen
4uds couI ty N. Y.
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A HsSDsCGE FARM foa SALE, Oh TO RENT, Ar
"A Ear Eo0Esway Long lsland, iropsng tbe bay and
ocean also oher property suitable coaats5 ssas Fr
gsrs et Samuel r. Norton tho premises, on MONDAYS
NO. % R5es ssresk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

III OusE AND rULL LOT OF GRoUND FOR SALE ON
Eishty sixth ssreot between Third and foartb ave-
nsss norsh eds fgice 400 Inquire Of WIN. ID. Sparks
4 xty -secn ekeeet aud Third Ayonue,
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Eo4 SALE THE NINE YEARS' LEASE OF TuE
Hauae aHc tos, Of Srrins and CLARK strsass
Tho house tvensy i've sJrag street. with large
rosr .seys y large th.eo story hE.ok Workshop with
froht OF f1rsy oot Clark street Tho rent OF she whole
emis s ony 500 rcr Ingurs before 0'clsok
4. h., n tbs ah0rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

Eog shLg-T8s PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
DIV siug no 20 Pruspeet street Brooklyn. Within
ssi nile q tss Fulton Ferry Price 81 5Uv. Appytc
EaRsiEETN & WELL Astos Aou.e EtesiHay.
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1'oR SALK--THR THREE STORY ESICK HoUsE NO.
n fls Asaeon ftrest. lGsw kol flashed in the best
ne ard conpets with sii the Dodera
fhs hsusa Ne between hc eleven two.
PoSssssion givnN frst Of Apfil, II Geered
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EoM BALE. OR 40 LET--A SMALL COTTAGE
aotse sna bot IA Thirty eghth street, bet Sooond
and h4d Avenue8 los 81 by 8 feet house Of the
se. froa 81 60 large pArt Of which aia bend
sud motsssxa keEs Sl60 pes AHnpn. Apply ~ J. y.
GAGER. 40 WalI street.
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yfoR 5sLE--A FIKsT GLASS TRaBA STORY. attic.
X AMI anaef col h0pn stone ft3a III in very
sess uenuee 9th ell "a, modern HRgovDeHss The 4ousv
e "a fet ~ 7shes By ~ ass deco io q ees ~ nches By
W.. ns--soi between Ehirseth and ThrtYSrGs arosH,
ts eaa sid5 81 adsan slsc, shre shrse story
asno hoees, eispRtsd she nosteaa ot Foussh
avenue a .hroth atroot ana als1 sAe -ee GsorY
rcnt Hgu8s exs 7 sinns hc shove aoYah sde
Thssh sscsst Fheso Al gsltcG sc Es1d scnsn
a. sash paSs will aEcSd ascei,aat investment In
Sui-s Of SSMAH CDNh&E s. Son, = ann ssrecs,
hhfaeYo9 MsarEK.
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EToE SALE-0k sTATEN IaiAra. A VALUABLE
fsrtr OTIS scres lthin half ME of tho steamtsss
hnaiss a. ute,sos On !. sss goed dvsiiins house.
Aaeiesn ist hsiden lane Mr.. Ucyie Poss Richmond
N NoSregog oH the prenises On tho map OF SsAssa Is
aAaa. Aba isrm is iaAgsad 81. NkrY's.
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ECn SaLE~To CLOTHlE1 DEELE Rs--THE LEASE,
rtces. cad kistures e well sac and established
Siest snrr located In the hu aa1s Of thu city
town toRri Wtlsted To person With about
sI.tOJ ms epparturits ~ rsreY oIefed Appiyto
AuHhS d RAlhCuM af NAsaan ssrtek.
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nj oysT VERNON LOTS FOR BALE 0SEAsY TERMS
EVA ofyssent wihnout obligation bsd Most OF them
Ara near She railroad ataon th0 First Bsoond
fhira syenr sso SALE ore sore near ths rsroat
wki0h bsautiful iarss tofsss Apply
An tbs taArsh aloll oil Is Willian rlfaea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-03

L,oK HALE-~TBa ROUSE AND Lor. AZ DIZZY STREET
y Apply 81 i. JAMES GLOVER, no. Ia Pima street.
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n ] f'ANi NIUNEHK ,NITUhVEDUN
- tho New York and Ne Issen fsiirs ab0us mes
ON ne city ~ New York. ecmmutation st5 yeArL Ia ths
aeu OF Rye es onest county 80
fost cGiSs churches &e sad eeach Ihe pre-
Snnssa sbope forty hse aud S Is cold in aslo
sieel in lots Of five eaoh,
and valuable building sites wish Gna wafer
lcbg ss!And Sound III desirable opportunity for gan
yman desiring o0uHty sests for huding
inqu rios be sde OF bepi amin dssd. Rye nsr
Irsmsos, or Of d. Law ESQ. % John 9tre5t botwesn
three an four r. M.
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FOR saLw

GOOD ORANGE F)R CAPIraLIsfS-THR SUB
sober viii coll the whole Of hs tsrm. ssu ATE
80 Wsstchster county town OF Yonksr lying she road
frsn BrG Fridge Harlem Ralro tswsrds Yon
ere mile, cnd from Yonhsrs iss Swo mies Said farm
contains hne large mansion house and two farm hcuass
sczether With house. oe hsuse trout pond NO tod
~ tho rsest and hnsst sprnx ef never Sailing wsser in
aa &c osher countryG two large bArns Quilt IN
abe 6ss b5sshI snd best Tho farm ooatsns
in al h~o hundred less spa through 70
shs 1uoknhoe ohd within half mile OF the earoAS
sd presenes ssid road Of she fnest snd most
ding bises Tor village that could be des ed There ID
.rga avsntsY Of white oak and cheebub timber
aarH further Information can be obssNed by oa
npo1 Dec aEniO ". Valentine, No &c Second street
m IrFay
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France.
The advices from rsris are 70 "wednesday hs isth u
The London 7yH.s says that the number Of person,
arrested in France within ths last few weeks amounts
probably to 100000 1t states that 1t has taken gree:
psins to ascertain this fact
Tho Mca.,s~ publishes the law on the p,sss.
No psrer h to be created without sovernDsns Az.
thority.
Political newspapers publlshed In foreign otuntres
vii not be allowed to circulate in France without 60
yerrmeut authority The csution money OF paper sp
All publication Of paper without authority - With
out logging the caution money, to hs punshsd With
flne Of from lo0f to 2ooof TOR each number, and m
rr,sonment OF from ons month 20 two yeaxs
The etanp duties irpoeed on newspapers are also ap
pcsbs TO foreign newspapers unless they exempted
under q diplomatic oonvsntions
The Mo,itcsr slso contains The following dscrcc -
Art For the future, the only Jsie TO b recognised
aKd celebrated national eoe shal bo ths anniversary
OF the 18th Ausw..
important OF which is for the encournRenent Of I'm
into the French colonies and for this regulation
81 the relations between the employers aud their work
people.
ths PRECEDENT urging him to take up na residence at
ths Tuieries with the ttie Of Emperor Rnmor syea
10 the soDs thus thrown out In consequence
1,ayore ere being made 10 stimulate tho seal Of she BO
nsrartist rsr.ans In tne depslmenss ana 70 inauos
| Empire proclaimed without delay Ons strong uAson
for the haste appears tc be apprehension that
,hs Legislative booy has met. en- opposition W. DO .
deIo ne of tbs President. This h. Ia TACT sb more prc
babe since the Council Of State has alrss az taken tbs
ass ,conS.ry a. oder but s the sos that tssen
oy 10 crcieinx everything wh'cb. part ard psroe
ia Fy.nsh character As TO w po-sib,ity Of faur
IN that anything ebc wnion 70 upaortaAes no suoi
bis destiny sI,st spaoon0 SAnstcisus, end he arn
bshAvss that wnatsv~ " usa~,akaS ~li sarsIy nrov
sVscerAu
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N0rIoE.--TaE PROPRIETOR OF FANCY STORE
essshii.ca iov hum Of years in tas beat location
BoAdraY heina abo retiring busness would ike
- md psrson pesr certain oapts ~ suoosed him
lss phro,ost 9rpiy 81 fsT Broadway, in tss store.
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Attitude or France tow ards Switzerland
and Bs1Gfum.
The Bdse Gs:ess, Of the l4th alt has the following
paragraph
The swiss lneepsndeHee repeats Nport, currsnt as
Berne that the Federal Connc bad demanded the Inter
vepon Of Great Britain against Franco and that do
salIgnao Tenelon preparing 70 depart IL Is ccr-
tain that the furniture he had dsred has eecu eouneS
nanded.
ACCORDING to ths sth,vs Gosese chs French .ovsru-
rsAtrictions On this public press.
The attitude aasuUed ~ the French govsenyAent TO
wards SwissefAnd has attracted the attention Of po
eel rsn and drlou,atista The 6vss jour ,als boldly
by tie government Of Louis Napoleon for the bsnis-
n, n. 81 all refugees nom The swias ssrrtory In addi
tou the details puolhsd In the lot ler OF Paris
Correspondent have received tho following from
Bsrn which expresses ths views ctss President Of ths
Hslvs.iSn rerobilc:--
YouMe aware that the frsSo,l government complains
OF tbs political ooEduct fylov fsd By the Swiss Federal
Council and Of what t stys the hostile attitude which
switrerlsnd has xssunsd towards II. Am enabled X
aive you he opalons q tAe Prssidsnt Of the Oonfsds
ration ehicn hs expx~rsd with some war,atA on th'
sutjecs;
Iorsm time ysss C<s .siS) chs ssreysh government
has nsycy ceased IA psresouting as with incess&nt
cls1a;ions, and has assumed tons With regard /,
ssssiand Vnios hadet existing circumstances woula
cu1 sssersl Inst buttons; reprcashed with Civ
irg shelter 70 handfu a unfortunate refugees whon
". received RON pure ccntlnerts Of humanity, en-
! ~ which nv<ober We ordered od those Who hs
| bcta pcnHA Qua 70 us ~ ths most dAngsrous-
rgorom ',ad arbitrary measure, not In harmon
with our eepuhsican morals; wa have gone lops wa
| -steetsfs zoo fAr--in thb path of ooncsssion bu
| w. vsled 90 deprive those evil wishsrs whom
| 10 Gnow tc 10 hovx,OS about Switsesisnd. svsI
! q 10 sl%oos n Srs3sSt uAs sssANessae