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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22
NV LIVERY STOCK.

EDATTIsoN dBENsoV, have purchased, and ey-
u pect earlt al May, IN addition TO their Livery
stock, several and elegant carriages, hugges, and
baroucles alsu harnesses and horse furnish ngs,
elupase of the most elegant description.
AiSOan additional stock Of fine blooicd, wei bro
ken horses. Qlery. Ii spirited" horses III ndor
The iiquoa Law, will they pc in danger of being knock-
eli in the head.
Our entire new stock viii cost over si0co01 No
other stable in the West, on of SAINT Louis will Lc
found as complete
VIII friends AMI the public please remember that
at the Livery Stable in the OF the American House
Al ,he upper end of lint Pal, they all hours
have such convel ance by snd wheels horst
back, As they may desifet
phTTISON & BENSON.
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St. Paul, April, -, 1852.
NOTICE.,

rs NOTICE.
d hereby given, that the Stockholders of the 81 An
IT. thony Boom Company Will the o1,at Of the
bus nthcny Mill Company, for the transaction OF suc,
iSimfss may come before then,on Thursday the 6t.
instant.
JOHN McAITIN, Sec'y. pro tenn.
s.. Anthony, Fails, NJ T., April. 5th, 1872 5i-tf
NOTICE.
FuC1E coparnership heretofore existing by and he
tween the undersigned by the name style and firm
of Hanks, Barkleo az Ca, this day mutually diss
All persons Indebted 10 the said firm, and AL having
lt nand> against the hereby requested settle
the saBe With Samuel Buikleo.
W. W. HANKS,
SAMUEL BtRnIEO,
= y. HANKS.
saltwater, March eth ler2.
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RANK ROCKS

NAY BOOKS. Journals, Iedsers Re ccr5s, and every
b size of memorandum Books, for sale by
tlfE- w. {. COMBS,
Cor. ST AEthoay and Capitol SITS.
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4Notels and Gonnepances.

IHE LA NE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.
Willy are determined TO have Hotel kept nj sim
II water, as n hoose ought 10 he Kent The LAKE.
tefse Is hne large new building with large conv enirn,
stables and out buildings, well good parors in the
honse, for private families to occupy. ~ NV Is'
Matthew Taisey has taken this house ard furnished i.
throughout; having put In Sl worth Of new f,rni-
ture Nothng IN the of expense will be spared
keep up the fol- the Lake House. the highest reputation
that public house acquire Strangers from abroad
viii receive such attention rs 20 encourage them to
: a. 80 -
saltwater, March s, I552 81. -''is li 47-et
ST. ANTHONY HOUSE, .sr,
. Corner Of Main aud WooG streets d,
Upper Town, Falls st. Anthony Minnesota Territory.
ISAAC BaowN, Proprietor ,, y
FUNdE above IoBse Is conducted sirict, temper
II principles. Ia ., -.
n. Is. Stsbng for horses also.
March 3, 1883. i7.tc
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HOUSEKEEPING NARDwA
ING GLASSES, LAMPS. FANCY
GOODS. AGA AC.
B.E.LLS:.l

Double body straps.
Sirgle do do
d, Loose bells, all sizcs.f
to sell low for Cash on ~,
,o,is in she Eastern markets
ements to purliasers nat
McCIOUD, j., & co.
2i-6m.
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y the month OF Deceibrr. on my premises half wa,
a rom ST. Paul to St. AEthony, a bay pony, tire,
Years Old The owner is requested prove property
pay charges and take him away.
52-ft VIM FINN
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ST. PAUL
HAT AND CAP STORE.

On Third Street tiro doors befoW UabGshnr.
TEyHE subscriber having just received his Fall stock
4 of HATS & CARS, would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected assortment o
goods in his line than can found nOrth of ST. Louis
lie ould invite particular attention ia his
FALL. STYLE OF HATS.
which in form, finish and texture, has never been
equaed ny thing hitherto offered IN This market
lie has also beauti fu and extensive assortment OIL
CAPS, among which may he found the following:
Columbia SILK Cars Silk Plus! Cans.
Pecke, do do DTab DO do no
Jenny Lind do do Mohar do GO
ARMY do do Velvet do do
Minnesota do do Fine otter DO
do Plush Trimmed, Russian do DC
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea do do
NAVY do do DTab Oregon do
Jepny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy DO Lair do do
Chidrel's DO DO
do do Velvet.
Nj, OF which he offers for CASH, at small advance
on Eastern prices.
". B.--iIHts purchased at this establishment, ironee
free oil charge Il. WEST McCiotD.
ST. Paul, october 2, 1e5l. 21ein.
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S,;llvater. March y. 1872.


w IN I'D.
a GOOD strong second hand wagon, for which n fair
"a price will be paid III cpsh. Iuguire at the Pioneer
Office. April S-5l-2t
THNiE subscribers wish 10 inform The o
Il nesO,l, that they have located themselves herman
emily in Minnesota, and are prepared To buy, Improve,
and sell nIs and property, also 10 take contracts
for buildag and making other improvements. They
have "a valuable furm for sale a5aut mid WAY he
tween A. Paul aud roini Douglass,) contanin. so
aces, IS of which wen inbereo the balance
s0oih prairie. of the best quality bout 20 under
i'm proveBent one frame house aud good spring of
ter. Fur further particulars enquire of
w. G. LeDUC, ~. Paul
Or 10 thy Subscribers OF tie premises,
J. &. d. W. w. ELLISON. .
April $, lS52. 5l-tf
G..QOVRS At COST
Will. sell my Stock of Foreign and Domestic i
a Cuora at cost, consisting OF Krandies, Wines. Old
Bourbon and.common Whskry, Gin, sc
J. w. SIMPSON
nit
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NOTICE..

HAVE this day, associated with myself 10 ihe Book
- selling aud Stationery business, Daniel Rohrer Esq
The business will be conducted at the old stand under
the name and style of LcDUC d RoHRER.
w. q, LcDUC.
81. Panl, April IL, 1852 EfFN
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WARD NE'LAGAN

EDSH ARD NI'EAGAN,
STORAGE EORWA kDING AND COMMISSION,
Al the Lower Landing, - Paul.
A IL Commission an,4 CoRsignments, viii be prompt
IA Il and CAREFUL, tended TO.
differences B. H. Campbell, l.. M'IagaH, Calena;
Gao. !, Baum, -. LOUIS
Lower Steamboat Landing, ST. Pau. Min.
Narch 2j. leS2. r.'. 4o-v.
BOOK BINDING.
FE7iE subscriber xOuu respectfully inform the citi-
oi 81. Pail and its Vicinity. that he is
rying The above business ia the 2ud story of r. NJ
Speucci's building corncr Of 9Th AID Etbort
Particular attention paid IT, binding Magazines, Pc iod
ica &C. IN pain fancy binding, al the shortest
and GA reasonable Icfms
JAMES MACINTOSH
) I. Paul, March p. 1853. l9-tC
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THE STONE STORE.

sp has nst received entire stock Of DR., Goods,
Boots Il Shoes, Fats Caps, Hardware. WoodenvaCe.
Quceusware. &C Furniture, large stock Farm impic-
Tens Of all kinds, etc. etc, which he invites
tentUn OF pure hasers
June 2f, 1851. (IG)
LtQCORs.
HHORT, MADEIRA, Claret Malaga and Other Wines; old
j. pale Coanac. Fourth Proof and BalIwn's Amer
randy Bourbon Whiskey, Gin, Rum, etc. For
low BY june 26=-(iV IT, ". siNPSON.
G<ROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. III. Molasses,
Va Rice, etc For sale low by
June l6. (G JW. SIMPSON.
IA ETCHUPS, FePperssuce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces
MA Brandy Cherries etc. For sale low by
June GO. QO) j. ". SIMPSON.
large lot of Beistcads constantly hand and for
n saleb june l6.-{ic) j. ". SIMPSON.
TpACON, Hams Shoulders. Sides, Mess Pork, always
Id ON hand and cor sale by
June is. Qo) j. w. SIMPSON.
NNAMILY FLOUR, Elh,dcr c>tra and other brands;
a always Oh hand and of sale by
June I6. QW an SIuPSoy.
fine OF boots and shoes, polka, bnskins,
IA bcotee>, misses, boys a,i chidrens shoes winch
particular attention is invited by
June -. (iD) j. w. SIMPSON.
Hr EADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
H& June 26. j. w. SIMPSON,.
E.&RESH butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
n cheese, etc, for sale low by
June rs. QO j. ". SIMPSON,.
(NOOklNG Stoves Ohio premium for sale by
" Jane pc. j. ". SIMPSON.
HDURE and No. J. lead, glass; putty and naif, alma3
Il on hand and for sale by
June 26. J. ". SIMPSON.
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BOARDING. HOUSE.

BOARDING. HOUSE.
atNAREES CREEK has opened Boarding
" House in the west end Of the celebrated Fremont
ilonse Bench street, where he viii make Cash cd
and Boar'eTs comfortable he possibly can
$500 per week. Nov. lSJi. 32y
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.ANK ROAD NURSERIES,.

PLANK ROAD NURSERIES,.
.ssstTss,f. THE PROPRIETOR. determined to ac-
sssae2cytaf compiish few things important in fru
rfseIys.szzf Coultiyaiion.
sit fSs" Isl. We shall equal my Others in select
ing choice varieties.
~<.s--A--s> 2. We sd;lI cultivate trees scientific
and careful manner, 10 produce healthy tree, aud
true TO the name.
Sd. We will expunge from catalogue and nursery
ground all varieties unworthy ofcutiVation.
18th. We will make tbs terms easy to purchasers
any well established nursery. And
5h We will render ~ prompt ard Mind attention to
all who may favor with calls, orders will salts
{, the most fas tdious.
And asn the rising, igrowiGg community, What hin
ders that ALL not participate in the EMO! Bcnts of
eating luscious fruits in kyhCl MANY of The comforts NJ
lie involved? Ntai siguiies few DO lars,
par>ou OF the sweets To be derived from well cuijiYa
ed orchard, Come or then. We striving 20 mike
you happy, and 10 make! Nonr children healthy. iou
will find possessioe OF neaas adapted these gre,
ends, in the
APPLE, PLU NJ. CHERRY and OUNCE TREES.
few Pear Trees, Grippe Vines, Fever green's, etc.
LEONARD & SONS.
prrlinnfCr Efl
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JOHN HOLLAND A. Co,

ADVENTURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul
l. improved Farms, Town lots and houses for sale
or rent Advances on consirgnmenfs and prompt pay
hen' on sales. GooL references given when required
81. Paul, April Is, 1852. 52-h
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OAK UILL CENETERY,

ONk HEIL GENIE TElKNs
A LII persons desiring Burial. obtain information
"A by calling upon the SECRETARY, j. w Seby. or Tho
President, e. W. DORlf.
st. Paul, April /, 1883,
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STANDARD !TEXT-BOOKS.


ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
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speak in the highest terms OF approcal Of as
.-s The Uorks om1osing this Series.
Their having become established rs the leading school
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TaRouaHoUr ENTIRE WEST,
IL sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works not only the BEST but they are,
aso the CHEAPEST SCHOOL Books before the PUBLIC
and being generally used IN the Schools OF the Ter
rito-y, PERFECT uniformity be easily secured and
preserved s.r. ESQ.,. IA. ed. Id
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
by Professor WY. II. McGuFFEy, LIDO
MCCuFFEYs ECIscrIc SPELLING Book.
MCGrFFEYs ECLscTIC FIRST READER.
90 40 SECOND GO
do do THInD do
do do FOURTH do
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HEaANs' You've LADIES' READER, by Prof finneo.
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

1--WE Undersigned, having been appointed Agents for
u the sale OF Real Estate, give notice that they have
ten lois in ktsons addition to ST. Paul. and six lots In
whitney Smiths. ASLo-ious lots in the upper
town, which they will sell cheap application being
made to them at their auction rooms.
COLLINS e. LUIL,
Aactioneers and Real Estate Agents.
ST Paul. AnriI 10 30 n
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WE would call especial attention 70 our
fine stock of APPLE TREES. They are
remarkable for their handsome shape ,thriE
ty and vigorous growth, and well furnished
branches, Onr stock consiststs Of over
so, 900 trests. from 10 fcci high aud EN-.
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AttentiOn, MERCHANTS and BusInsSs
Men.
ynVIE subscriber offers his services 10 close and draw
OF balance sheets Of books entrusted To his charge,
with ncatness and fidelity; Also open new sets Charges
moderate AppIy to w. =. COMBS,
Practical BooAkoepcr and accountant, next deer to
FarrinSton's.
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On lhra Street ttro doors beioy S'a5a.iam
VIZ SUBSCRIBERS having received large addIiiio 10
ihefr iorncr stock and assortment are rrenar-d to
furnish amy articles in the HARDWARE lire nj .n,jl
advance on Eastern prices. We shall always keen on
hand large stock Of ~ VA
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01

among The 6rsi q welcome Kossu,h
10 the American shores was George Cop
ways AZ Qjibbewsy Indian. The Ia-
dian addressed the iIluaiFious exile in the
following affecting iaaguage:
II amsihe representative Of = tribe Of
North American Indians. am The
Chief of the Qiihbswnys. and feel proud
to.day 10 think thal sec one who has
foughs for liberty, and who, like mysef 4,
has been nnfartunate. and give you my
hand to-day with this feeling, and | feel
gladio be The. first Of my nation TO say
10 yen. Nv elcome. Kassuih, 10 this
country" " The Indians cf North Amer
ica have Cor 1000 years preserved their
liberty 20 this day. From them the
Evhole a thu country has been made 10
lisp that word now. General. once
mare. ! an very glad 70 zee you. ! am
ysry glad that lhe Great Spiril has so fal
given ne power % see that day when
the nntions of both conlincnis take holl
q the saine sweet motto, Liberty. God
hlsss you. 3
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01
mics, Education, Markets, &c.
WHOLE NO. l65.

-.
BY the Gibraitar steamer Of the i5sh
inst, we have later advices from Smyr.
na by mail from Malta. The French
feet had bombarded RobbaI and Jalla
Tor eight hours. causing great destruc-
ton Of life and properly. The French
also suffered some slight injury from the
return fire Of the castle at Robbal.
i is reported that the French fleet had
proceeded 10 Tangiers 10 project the in-
seres;s Of the British subjects there en-
gagged. It's understood that arrange
nenis are in progress among the officers
os the Arctic expedition 10 bestow some
nautical testimonial upon Mr.. Grinnell
for his generous conduct in fitting oul a
late expedition from New York ID search
of Sir Joh., Franklin.
lNDuA.-- The overland mail from India
reached London on ednesday, the Sd
inst. The relalipns between the British
and the tribes along the North Western
frontier continued verv unsasislacsory.
and several Mnsslemen riots occurred 4,
Bombay, caused' by some obnoxio ions pub
lications. But The rioters were disper-
sed by the police wi,hou. loss OF life.-
Shops were pIundered and women viola.
ted. Account states that The property
destroyed is valued q, sfi500 sterling.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01
seIections for > Ncwspnper.

Most people think the selections Of
suitable matter for q ne wspaper, The easi-
est part Of the business. How preat an
error. TO look over and over hundreds
ct exchange papers every week, from
which % select enough for one, especial
ly when the question il moi wha. shall.
but what shah not be selected, is1 1lo yerv
easy task. H every person who reads 4
newspaper could have edited il. We
should have LEES complains. Not nn-
frequently Is 1.-THE case that an editor
looks over all his exchange papers for
something interesting and can find abso-
iutely nothing.
Every paper is drier than contribu-
sion box; and We, something mus. De had
his paper must come out with some
thing IN II, and he does the best he can.
TO an editor who has the least care 10
what ne selects. the writing he has TO do
- the easiest part Of his labor. Every
subscriber thinks the paper printed Cor
his own benefit, and if there's nothing
that suits him, il must be stopped-n is
good for nothing. As many Subscribers
as an editor has. so many tastes he has
10 consult One wants something smart.
and then something sound.
One likes anecdotes. fun and frolic.
and the next door neighbor wonders that
man Of sense viii put such stuf in
his paper. Something spicy comes ou.
and the editor il blaekgnard. Next
comes somefhin0 ) NM, sao,t.,;.. .4.L
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01

Parson b was truly pious
man. and al the long gsaees which usual-
" followed the meals. he and tbe family
reyerenily knelt, except the Parsons
brother, who being over much iat. usual
" stood with bis back % the table and
overlooked The garden. One day il was
summertime, the parson was anusaIIy
favored; not appearing 70 notice The llidg-
ely movement Of his brother, who kept
twisting about, until, finding no end 10
the thanks, he broke il with
ssCusitshost Parson- cur il shosi; the
cove are "A the garden playing b -Iwith
the cabbages. !.
'fhe iEierrnption, though irrevsrenA.
was well-simed. and the cows we're dris-
en- out ss
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01

VIII moi bo deficient il colors. By a
casual glance a. the LIS Of members we
noticed that there will be Gray. Green,
and brown. and . smart sprinkiing Of
White.
AS to building, Kentpck contributes
Wood, Stone, Clay ard Mason.
Various pursuits are. represented
Miller, Fowler, Taylor, Harper, Hunter.
Carter. Fuller, Chandler, and h1iner.--
The Senate has il Cooper, Smith, Mil
Ter, Hunter. and EsasoQ.
New York furnishes Brooks. Wells,
and Snow. and New Hampshire Hale.
With regard 70 turntables. Virginia
gives ns Meade, and Missouri sends us
Porter. Assto edibIes, New York con.
tributes Fish, and Iowa q Hem.
For Music, we have two Bells and
CamP-bell and, although the members
are 70 represent soyereigns. ia ihe Sem
ate will be found King and in ths
House two Kings and McQueen. in
addition 70 GeItry and Gaylord. There
y strange mixture. for Tennessee throws
IN Savage and North C afolina an Ont
law in the House and Badger in ihe
Senate.
There are different kinds Of men. viz:
n-gum, Chapman, Horace Mann.
penni-man, Rod-man M. Price. and
sCling-man.
fhe Senate numbers among its .mem-
hers Morehead and Foot, perhaps two
Foots; the one from Vermont; the other
from Mississippi.
lhese are among the characterisiiss
Of the next Congress az 10 names.
Fash. Republic.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01
PnilADELpnIA. Dec. 81.

Kossuth arrived here thisn nmorning.
and took up bis quarters at he J. S.
Hotel. The city is all settlements
The military and the numerous societies
are oat and forming an arch inthe streets
preparatory u . procession. Nearly
2000 military, and about 20 companies
from the interior present. Kossuth will
receive ,he>nili:ary before the process.
sion starts.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01
From Washington.
Thirty-6e Congress First
Session.

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,bs ..sss n = IN 9s.fi .r.,.s,, =
~ iI.la - ..as $500, ,.sa, y, ~. ..s,,,.,.
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sol.lsrs Tha Senaie ,sr,s.d - c,,,l g,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01


The Baltic has arriseti, bringing dates
ffam Paris. The accouass are fayora-
Bile. and in Manchester. England, created
a better feeling in Dry Goods matters.
The la,esi accounts from Paris report
allthings quiet in the city, and The De-
partinrnss. Louis Napoleon had issued
= aproclamatian. declaring his intentions
10 abide by the vote Of HE people, who,
il is supposed. will declare} In bis favor
BY q large majority. but If moi, he will
resign.
The City Council Of Havre had pas
sed resolutions denouncing Louis Napo.
leon.
The Prince de JoinviIle, son Of Louis
Philippe. had gone 10 Belgium to raise
the standard Of revolution against Louis
Napoleon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01

IS ~ ~ 2 II = = SsisAe
The flames IN the Capitol are .snbdu-
ed. The fire discovered about sun.
rise by the watchman. who endeayored.
for some lime 10 master IA himself. The
fremen and engines were comparatively
.of no avail, having been engaged dnring
the night At FIRE in another part Of Me
city.
Three fonr,hs Of the Library IS con-
s,med- A total destruction Of the LIZ
brary and Document rooms.
Many valuable works contained in the
Library are destroyed, which money
cannot replace.
President Fillmore, Members Of Con-
gress and others were AL on the GROUND,
and afforded assistance in extinguishing
the flames.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-01-01

Additional News ny the Europa.
More Fighting IN Paris Ercifcmeat
In Russia - ns,Trection in Sic;ly--
Bombardmeaf Of Rob6al and Jalla
Jy the French Fleet.
HALIFAX, Dec. %.
The decree Of The Presideni appeared
to-day ordering she voting, which is to
take place ON the 30th inst. 10 be secret
instead Of public.
There are rumors OF continued fight.
ing to-day, in various quarters Of The
suburbs, bHs they are not relied upon. -
During Thursday, many barricades were
Hshrown up in various parts OF Paris al
once. While a body Of 1000 troops
were passing the Bouleyards, several
shots were fred from aneighboring a pass
aye and houses. The FIRE was returned
by the troops, ard the combat was con-
tinued with spiri. about halt an hour;
from further down the Bousevards, can.
.noa and muskets were freely employed
until o'clock. r. M, when the fighting
ceased ia that quarter bus was continued
with vigor in olher sections. No def
mite particulars had been published, and
little is Known beyond the fact that the
conflict had taken place, and many per-
sons engaged on either side had been
killed aud wounded.
n LoNDoN. Friday morning. The latest
accounss from Paris, representthe troops
a. successful tall points. Several hun
dred French refugees left London on
Thursday for Paris. The French gov
|ernment had tho entire control II the
relegraphic lines and The transmission
of all messages. sss
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Herald and Chronicle, state that
General campiIlo.l. Al Lyons. had de-
ciased against the President, but this is
denied. DoNbts are entertained as 10
Gen. Mayreos disposision towards the
government. Ssrosbnrg and Rheims
/ are said TO have risen. The Daily News
states that Gen. Menronger II marching
from the north with four regiments 70 op.
pnse the Presidens. The correspondent
| of the Times states that the attempted
emeute Of Droyes was promptly sup
pressed. and that the most reliable ac-
lcouats from the provinces are favorable
10 the Presidents cause.
Russia Our adgices from Berlin. 20
1.-THE End nlt., stats that the news from
| Paris by telegraph was received with in
tense excitement. aud the business ol
The Assembly was suspended. and tbs
Ministers Withdrew 70 hold cabinel
council.
/ RESURRECTION IN SlcILr. he --latest
'aceounts from Palermo, furnish an ac
count of an attempted insurreclion il
Sicily by Baron Eyre and other noble
men. with view 20 proclaim the indie.
Ependence ol Sicily, aud compel the King
70 abaicase la favor Of his son. Francis
4 A portion of the inhabitants 81 Palermo
declared ID favor Of the project, and ths
twelfth regiment fralernized with hem
but by the prompt CLERGY Of the author
4 ities the movement was suppressed AMI
several arrests had been made, Including
Isomeof the officers Of the 18th regiment
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