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September 9th, 1855.
IS, MEDICINES, &c.-wII

EREsH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-WII-
II LIAMS L HAYWOOD. arc now receiving large add
tOns their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTJFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERFCMERY DC, &c, from the most reliable Houses IL
the Northern Cities which have been purchased with
single their purity and offered for sale al such prices
and such shall compare vorably with house
in the State.
Physicians Country Merchants, and Dealers generally.
will do well give a call before purchasing feeling
sured shall fail please both in point Of price and
quality.
to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded al all
hours of the day and night, by competent person with
neatnc>S and despatch
tender sincere thanks the citizens of Ra-
leigh surrounding country FIR the long and bers!
patronage have received and BY untng zeal and
energy please in the prosecution Of our business 10 merit
its continuance.
Raleigh, April IS 1851. 81
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Pianos! Pianossf
% BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOS, 3.4
and 0ctaves with highly ornamented cases from the
SopInern Factory of EGGERT Co.. which intended
offered for sale - ~ 100
They combine with that rivals the best Chickering'S
splendid article of furniture that will decorate the finest
scrlber may be found at any time of the dav.
CHAS. KLiFFMILLER, Agent
tnalelgn,- Oct. "a, 1895. est
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NEW BOOhS.-On Minerals BIZ Ralph Wardlsr D.
- d. Men and Things as them IN Europe, by ky
Reason and Faith, and other NScelanies of Henry
Rogers, author of the Eclipse of Faith The Prophets
and Kings Of tie Old Testament by Frederick Denis9u
Maurice Elements Of Analytical Mechanics, by w H c.
Bartlett Fun JotlIngs. L.ug:s tina: have taken
10 b. \ Wills The History-Of the Second War with
England BY J. L HeadY Venice, the City Of the b
Edmund Flagg a1e Consul Of the L the Port of Ven
ice The Mud Cabin Character and Tendency Of British
institutions, by Warren IsiIam The Heir of Recle BIZ
the author Of the Two Guard ans Heneretizs Wish, The
Kings of England &c, &c; The Bleak House. BY Dickens
complete in vols, limo. Illustrated
For sale by w L POMERO1-
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1855. go
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y II. YOING HAS IN STORE NEARLY

g H. YOUNG HAS IN STORE NEARLY
OO HIS entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods
At No 81 may be found among other goods the fol
lowing:
Plain and figured black Silks.
Ladies dress Goods of almost every description
A good assortment of Embroidered Sleeves.
Collars, handk'fs &c,
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons
Goods for Men and BOYS Bear
Prints Of almost var1etT,
Glass and Earfhern
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Sugar, Coffee, and Tea,
Levcrlngs' SyTup-sonetbing nice,
With numerous other goods tedious mention Call
at No 81 shall take pleasure showing Stock at
all times and viii sell cheap
September 3, 1858. S9-tlstJ.
6NIGARS! CIGARS !!-P- F. PESCUD HAS RE
~ ceived very large and splendid stock of Cigars
sisting in Par1 Of the following brands viz:
Jacotngai, AriaDa, Lopez,
Chicken Cock, La National Plantation
Lo1dres Niagara, La Magnolia,
Fl Dixan, Golden, Napoleon,
Isabella, Rio Honda, Baranea,
Victoria, Conquesta, Programme,
La INDIA, Fl Aensagora. UgueS,
La SalVadora, Baltimore Club,
And 800 papers and rolls fine Smoking Tobacco
gross OF which is the celebrated De NcoIiscd Smoking
Dacco which the most freely
being deprived of the oil of Tobacco and agreeaby
favored.
Raleigh, November 4th 1858. 1OI-
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If you want a Cheap Bargain Call at the New
FANCY STORE.

BETwEES PoETERs Sign of Big Boot
TIME SUBSCRIBERS TAKE GREAT PLEASURE TO
inform the public that they have just received large
lot of Goods their Inc which they offer the lowest
prices they hope viii them share Of the
public patronage
FANCY GOODS.-Fine French and German Reticulcs,
Ladies Work-boxeS Velvet Pearl, Silver and embossed
Portemonnies Inda-rubber round, Tucking and Dressing
Combs, French China COtees Glass and China Vases. Chi
dren Tea Sets Kid, Wax China azd ndia-rubber Dolls
Crying Babies, asst Baskets, Hair, Tooth, Shaving Cloth
Nail Comb Brushes, China Tea Sets TOe; Sets
Perfumeres, Fancy Soaps Snufbuxes, Mirrors Wosten-
holms, Pocket Cutlery Musical Instruments Umbrellas
Canes, Whips &c
GUNS AND PISTOLS;-Guns asst from 3 10 80
Brass and Steel Pistols Aliens Sefcuckng Pistols Iayn-
ards patent and Colts Rerolvers, Powderask Shot
bags Gamc-bags, Leather Gun Covers, &c.
CIGARS AND TOBACC0.-UPmann Lcndres AMBROSE,
Fortuna La Union, La PARA all Havannas FL AguiIa
Ariana-Eo Principle Cigars Smiths superior and Jenny
Lind Chewing Tobacco Calls celebrated Smoking Tubac-
co. and Meerschaum bowls long and short Pipes, &c.
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERIES we'll selected
Stock. Toys, &c, general assortment.
F. MAILER CO.
P,Jo:rL Oct .
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r NorIcE-E1press packages for Norfolk, Petersburg,
Richmond and the inferior intended for shipment seAln-
Roanoke jamestown viii hereafter be received
Messrk PARSEH kISG, Ind Barclay street. New York,
who The only authorized Agents 10 forward Express
packages by those steamships 10 TIEGIA " CA2oLIsA and
TENNESSEE.
J,,np ~ s6-tf
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50 doz. Mexican Mustang Lima
Inent,
81 Hoohand's German BIZ.
a large supply of Drs. Jayne'sl
and Roses Medicines kept COLI
stantly on hand,
1 gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral
"a dOz. Browns Essence of Jam
Ginger,
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a LARGE supply of Castor OIL Cream of Tartar
- Cooking Soda. Pink Root, Sulphur Salt Petre Nut
Megs, Mace Spice Pepper Ginger Annato Campfire Gin
namon, &c. Fer sale very low by VAUGHAN 4 MOORE s
Goldsboro, Oct Is. 100
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MORN BOOh.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
It Book; containing ali the T>eful forms which
between and well
stations; together with the Constitution of
North and of The United States The Act fixing the
FEES Clerks. Sheriff. &c calculated for The of the
Of North Carolina and made c0nflabe law
Compiled by member of che North Carolina Bar
For sale al the North Carolina Bookstore, by
HENRY u. TURNER
Raleigh Aug. IL. 1853 y
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GR9A!Y's OINTMENT.-iA supply of Gray.s genun,
VAUGHAN L MOORE.
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All VIII be warranted fr months and burn
ing excepted HIS T5k vii also IL delivered within t
miles Of liae the shortest notice. and Il ail
deliver Stills The agreed viii forfeit 3 for
each dar lvss 10 the purchaser
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Rale- ~. Sa-z-7 >
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WD EH0YAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
Ii NA--CFACTORY--Tlle subscriber begS leave
form patrons and the public general Thai ne has moved
Wilmington Street, The house lately occupied bv F
Mailer as fancy store, West side OF the capitol
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore received he
solicits of ,he promising the
best materials and employ only Superior MoTkIlen-
HENRY A DEPHIN-
Raleigh, August 18th, 1853 S2-1f
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SWAIN,S JUSTICE.-THE NORTH CAROLINA
- Justice containing statement OF the Statues
and Common Law of his STATE together with the Decisions
Of the Supreme Court and all The approved forms and
precedens relating he Office and duly of Justice of the
Peace and other public officers, according modern Prac
tice by BENJAMIN Second edition. revised and
rected- For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER
-Ivr9a- (JFoLsG bookstore.
Raleigh, August IL. 1858. II
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MRS. WOLTERING RESPECTFULLY announces
w the Ladies Of Raleigh and surrounding country
that she receiving her F and Hiater Fancy
Goods embracing China goods fine irOstOne dinnersetis
tca-setS and cups and fine brought
this CITY
Alsc Groceries Of every description Nss5cEE Instruments
de- which viii be sold low for cash
Just received, fresh supply of CbaTtcs5oRar;es.
Thankful for past favOr She socts continuance of The
WILHELAlAA HOiTERlNG-
Raleigh. September, 1851.
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RRESS GOODS.-PRINTED& FANCY BERAGES
- Lawns, 0rsandi and Printed Calnbrics,
Plaid Ciingilanls and Six LuStors,
Black Groe DeRline Silk and Plain black DeI1aine,
Cambria Jackonet1e Swiss Checked, Null and Nansuck
Nuslins a great variety,
Black and White and Fancy Berages DeLanes-
J. BROWN
Raleigh, 1852 81
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TURKEY.

T,egrsphc accounts from Constantinople to the Goth
August state that the people were waiting impateny for
nansto of the Sultan explain the position of Turkey
with re,pect TO the other Powers The Egyptian troops
after being reviewed by the Sultan, were to march TO
shuma 1t again stated that Lord stratord de Red
ce had sent in his resignation Ambassador TO the Brit
ish Government.
Accounts from Jassy the 3Oh August mention that the
Consu Of Great Britain and Franc had left the city The
public were panicsruk II said that Gen LADDERS at
the heed Of fresh corps Of Russian troops was marching
upen Moldava The cholera making havoc in Bessa
raba
The corps of General Luders, which hitherto had been
stationary in Bessaraba crossed the Russian frontier into
Noldavia on the 9sth of August On that day one
rcm,nt marched n and two followed on the GOTH
and entered Braila Other troops are 10 follow.
Tie navigation Of the Suua mouth is getting more diff
cult from day to day The water is so low that sailing
shirs cam OF pass at all The which was 10 remove
the ,snd does lot work emily pr tends to work.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The mercantile monetary sdyices this steamer are ofeonsd
ers be in Eorsnce. - ,.-.-- -. -.
ENGLAND having again become and On
the harvest rslons OWING TO heavy rams
HAVING fallen expected decline in the CoSS market mad no
k. place MtkAne the 18th the supply Of Eng sh WHEAT
the quality Of the WHEAT D. no N ans
6ne previous weeks hsh therefore pretty hrny
foreign WHEAT also firm n nsir
FLoUS held firmly at the late rA'es
MALI OATS ard BARLEY hrm.
Nh, in he MONEY mrket he's increased and the late
r Of the land having failed 20 dn the aesyy
dam Of Bullion export judged probable that another
ion 10 per cent Won D. determined
Of such conbin with tn IN
d W Of hs Eastern Quest0n the nrmnss Of the Com
ait had etud panic the London ock EXCHANGE
while Railway shares Foreign ocs
sudden and severe depreciation
without date prospect OF reaction or improve
n
lie Manchester uakt rather hat Az Brm ngham every
Al The HOSIERY tade al Noting
han activity In the WooLgs distne,s there va
demand and prices had ldncy ia
LINEN market everything eagerly bought up al al
vsDsrs pics r.-...,
iyTp, oil CorTos market and prices unteEed with but
ode ale u M
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efficiently restored to allow Of his deparae from Rome
NJ : aid ~ be much alarmed at the thought OF the yenze
anee which awaits him from his f-esaa.@ Pahnrssl
az far possible FROM Genoa that cry being the mead
quarters. -.
ht1u.d from the other c0nfe--ing prisouer-tbe letter
csyrier Trabalza II appears have been the practice
Of The enoese republicans and refugees to communicate
With their emssares in this city BY mea1s Of letters con
icped 70 GenoeSe sailors 10 be thrown into the Roman
poet with fictitious directions to houses in that quar-
Ter Of The city eomprzine Tabazas beato insure their
coming into his hands At the epoch Of the discovery Of
the plOf The foreign sailors Rpa Grande the port OF
Rome, being watched more strictly than usual aud
he'd landing under PTeense OF having
sricIes GeBoese found with large packet Of letters
which were taken from him. the carriage OF them by pr
vaie individuals being Illegal From Ripa Grande the
racket conveyed straight to Monsignor M.eucc the
director General Of Police the letters opened and read
and the addresses discovered to be fictitious The packet
was then recosed posted and handed over in due course
to the letter Trabalza for delivery That func
snary who had clue 10 the real addresses set out on
his rounds, little suspecting that he was followed by
party sbrri, who first watched his proceedings ana
then arrested and bore him of TO prison. where he was
soon frightened into making the most ample revelatoD
The legitimate Aazzinian printing press appears after
ALL not to have fallen into the power Of the police few
photographic and rollers forming the amount OF their
sezures this department. whereas the prccla end
ADDRESSES. which fequs niy excited the subjects and II
rist,d tie Government of his Holiness, were executed IN
the bes s;ye of the art
The journals of the south announce that the Pope has
ordered Baron Grszo to purchase at leghorn 10000
sacks of wheat order provide for the scarcity which
il now felt In the Pontfcal States Part of this quantity
which has been purchased by his Holiness on, of his prvy
pure has arrived al Civita Neecha.
The PdTLameRo of the 9th states under date Florence
the 3D. that change take place in the command Of
the Austrian corp stationed in Tuscany Prince lie Lch
ten,en was to quit Florence TO replace at Bologna Gen
eTs NObi who to repair TO Verona Prince de Itch
tenen was to be ded in Tuscany By Gen Crenne
vile twas expected, should untoward event inter
fere Austrian corps Of occupation would shortly
Tuscany Orders had been received for nearly
the whole of the cavalry TO quit the country
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FRANCE.

From Paris we learn that the Emperor had returned TO
the Capitol and present at Cabinet Counc heid al
ST. Cloud on the nth inst In consequence OF the imam
oal measures Of the Government the French funds had
OK ain declined The hoaur publishes another DENIAL Of
the statement that large quantities Of corn had been pur
chased by the French Government. The purchase OF
$4,000 bectotes made about six weeks since in England
for the amy and is thu only fact of the kind says
The MohitBr which have furnished pretense for
such a cations Beyond this purchase which was made
for the express purpose Of not encng the home MARKET
The Government have thought Of meddng directly
or indirectly with any operations in the grain ma ket
Tie Paris correspondent Of The Times says that Flour
continues to fall though slowly IN the Par's market Inc
miers have apparently yielded well as the SPECTATORS
who pure hased Flour during the high prices The price
of col the sack Of l51 kogammes has disappeared and
is DOW easy dispose Of the best marks at sf and
% Cd quality is quoted Sill and s2f The bakers still
abtain ON large purchases and only buy as were from
hand mouth The present price Of Flour reduces mat
the pound oai to - centmes but u not probable
that Il al be reduced sufficiently by the 18th inst To ena
bic the bakers TO cell the loaf at 30 cenmes the
price fixed by the Government Foreign wheat begin
nne TO appear in the Paris market and at the same time
tie demand Of the eateTn departments has ceased The
port OF Maftes is described full of wheat from Odes
sa and dish has fallen in that place TO 2f 2jc the hec
tolre Rye has also fallen in similar proportion and is
offered 25f soc. the measure OF rs kilogrammes
being fall Of e. within eight days. Barley u also Offered
of decline of f. the hecolre and oats at from 81 TO 81
and spears is not easy to find purchasers at these
prices.
SYMPTOMS Of fall in prices have been observed in
w If the cattle markets but generally speaking, prices
are finn All the butchers in Paris have again raised the
price Of their meat and yet it would appear that the con
sun ption has not dminished
Tie dealers at Bercy have raised the price of wine by
lOf per hogshead of even the most ordinary quality and
futI,r advance is anti, paed, IN consequence OF the I'M
favorable news from the wine growing districts. Some
large uucLss,s have been within the last few days
al AUGcue and JOgny burgundy Of good quallty was
sold lO0f the hOghead interior at sOf WINE OF the
lat two viniages was sold al beaune al o'l the esh W
2s liircs New Brandy is worth 1851 the hectotre at
Sci
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AFFAIRS ON THE RIO GRANDE.
Ernm The n. N TINE Della "a.

From The " \. True Delta 23d
few brief years ago all eyes were turned toward the
quarter Accounts Of glorious victories achieved by
American valor in Mexico followed each other in rapid
succ.ss on Then peace Since the evacuation Of
exico by troops although intelligence from the Rio
Crude on account Of the border warfare Indian oray
a. has always been looked for with degree of in
tees there has not existed that expectation of hearing OF
stirring events which marked the time when ut
war with that Republic Nor is there at present any such
exp, ctatn although should not be surprised To have
news from that quarter some fine morning that would in
stgnily concentrate public attention.
We must cOnless that recent military movements, both
on this and the other eide of the Rio Grande rs to
turn our eyes in that direction in expectation OF coming
events Not that expect another war with Mexico, but
because are ell Government had good AMI
sufficient for ordering large body OF troops TO the
r,el which divides from Ne xcan territory We care
not TO speculate as the which have Influenced
his CONSUMPTION vigorously all Mexico. We know
that there are several unsettled questions between the
Unite States and Mexico. We have abiding faith in
thu wisdom and energy of the Cabinet at ash
ngn and therefore content to bde our time unli
ibt veil which hides fom view the knowledge OF tho
precise causes Of The of troops to the
Rio Grande is drawn aide.
IL il 10 us very gratifying that General p + Smith is IN
command on the Rio Grande. We need not say word
in praise OF him. il would be superiuous. Tie well
Known to his eountrymen and to the Mexcans also The
Administration fortunate in having such an able military
C mmaIder the spot where soldier 50 brave, prompt,
inteil eni and efficient he h well known to be, is
qUned.
Our readers are already aware that General Smith, Ma.
jors Doaneld and ChsI man. aud Capt Gibbs have arrived
at Brownsville from Corpus Christi We understand that
they will visit Fort Brown Rnggold rracks, Laredo
aL Eagle Pass the object of their visit being b select
ses teld at near those points u which
some eco troops are now on their way.
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tany II, Mounted Rifles commanding at Fon Es.n ~
lid fw days previously.of wha, disease eur ec.r.
posary was not advised.
ne issti. Stare Ga-ette OF the 10Th ins, ,hrs a.
nourees he death Of Major Arnold: =
An sxI ress reached this city thursday evening .s
from fot Graham bringing the melancholy in.ellrr-~<
that few days since Major Arnold. the eonmandans .
that post killed in personal renecnre with DR.
NJ Steiner the post surgeon The arms used pi<a
six skoottrs and Meor Arnoh received four she's IA -
body of which he died in about flsen minutes serxsrs
DR. St,iner being unnjured These are a the particular,
We cen now learn.
IKe San 1nkcRie Ledyer. Of the sth inst has .hs a.
lowing notice OF the proceedings Of the Boundary Con-
mission
The friends Of Gen Campbell viii be pleased to Ter,
that he Is again at San Antonio amer bis late sso1s osr
10 the Westward He retained among on the evsnip,
of the "a inst, in excellent health.
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SPAIN.

Mr. Barringer has had audience of the Queen, 10
rrt nj his letter of recall American Minister III inns
Court and addressed her Melesy IN tne iolGws er,s
nv nAi that be would permit me 10 return 70 my country
tsTana ed my non Envoy Extraordinary and Mlister
re ain ae Of your the Prsden, charged
your Majesty the meet ssslne OF the .ne1Is
TIVE he Affirm and ext nd the good ntelssues
yhh sHt' he So' eoosps ~ he BENEFITS which
ihy seocsy derive igm his good i9 :I .,
denee Majesty, Court and hay. considerably Increased ae
ON % n" @ bsve be that counting on the good
which snnse 10th Government. hsye been she 70
tory re pending and toward the pr''s'
yaiiop ihe FIJI nd,hp which unites both nations
Sonora, offer 20 your Majesty
the honise my respectful gratitude the proofs Of r.ons con
ior he royal nd eeme5cy which
Al nv p,tan your Majesty sned VARIOUS OCCASIONS 20
sor liberty those who rOansd 10 prisons aud to give console
he high mission which have bad the honor
fn At Maesiys Cosr maze ierSent VOWS -, your hs
health Pn, and fOr the prosperity 9th sP'Dh nson
In,ss he rersdsnt, letter which puts your
m spa hshly satisfactory % me 70 4eeept the su
stSs. eI, the friendly relation, betSeen both
n,o ss ss.u in my sFn IN oas yo1 . ss BEN, az
desiIsbe aud for aud hs other STATE
she, o., corr .S SSed 70 be SeSs. Witch 81 ought
to ard hsvr rsreulrr N .nE - you &
ann The hoe have resided person what
ho 10 and sn,n, The good intelligence b'een the
that ealtcd with the fiierly ffccp
y, Of which %na yOuT family have been the
oljscis G. III.
accediug appeals tlgor
Of .me yprtunae in that been able 70
ei,. proof feLdY desItnce t Pr eni Of he uuited
s-sfss ~ d wirg the TAl impulses Of my heart
Isnk you sincerely for The vows which you maze iof M n
Of people ds- hat PT3gi-
roe nav need sq bsnhts Tie Pr sent and 70 ne kep-
M OF ID. and that leaving Iour De may dit
rsrse @ his divine Ttott e. On
Mr. Earlineer had subsequently audience Of the
Krg CorsOri. TO take leave.
The Madrid correspondent Of Tie Morning CAroa'o'e,
states that The question OF the reception Of Mr. Soue the
American Epvoy, wa discussed by the Council Of Minis
ters at La Graja The I'd Ii understood MIR Soue
would be received although several journals had alvoa
ed an opposite cOure-
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ITALY.

The Cologne Ga-otfe quotes the following letter from
Rome If the 3lst Et
Tie gusrsl direction Of TIE police displayed % much
tef,v - the 18Th The recently discovered
uy r,qLutd ADOPTION Of the most energetic
runker amounts 70 - most Of whom are
hiehses hosfis Ihoe computations dia no. a.
nc 70 ovsrtuIu the bit nrely make e-nt
sssrsi Cotstu Il appears N be dcosures Of
the rrsouers The prnpi chiefs q ihS parry &c
dtori evesfelh and Piceiori The later bong .
,ahy fsts 1hy 70 be marasTed With ssa eea
dveui their PATTY BY enlssars vi came pa gy
The lawyer in'fuEed WITH he sKee1
trojtc his and that O p.e naHef IA
tse be fepd the lrEiier who asked him le 49, So1n
lcr Perou the Of Ma
restirf q buf shall yoaf tpaae-tes o1s =
A correspondent # The Daily Ners writes from Rome
on the sih a. follows
On the morning Of the Cd inst political inspect ~ al
the head Il geBdames effected the capture OF gaor
Ltpi Of the principal persons implcaied IN the late
conspiracy whose ESCAPE from window IN the POL fliee
hy meats OF wei rope ami bucket on the night Of the
18th ult when his resid attacked by the police,
Ihave already mentioned his wife aud son were carried
OF ah,ssges but he succeeded in laying Prds until he
day before yesterday, the house OF barber IN an OBJ
of tie city opposite the ancient lheaer OF Ma
cellus, the 0Isin Palace When the police agents
prtssu,ed themselves Signor Lepu was III IN bed upon
which the Inspector offered 10 leave hin IN charge Of
guard but be rejected the proposition and so' up az once
10 20 10 TTison.
Cstenacc The individual TO whose revelations the i2ls
In6iiOnO the Government chiefly attributable already
cut ef C,fns msut and residing IA private house, under
the charge OF three gendarnss usitng until ns health