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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-20
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splendid Mezzotnt Engraving, by John sartain, OF
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Win be awarded 10 the Subscribers Of the six lowest
Premiums And copy of DR.. BEECHER'S
TEMPERANCE LECTURES, or Rev. SAM'L. w.
FISHERS ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN, both
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in twenty FIVE subscribers and upwards.
These are all very liberal Premims, and ought to
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Law men and women,) and are UiliHg, as our list
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think it our duty to remain perfectly silent from now
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Agents; butthis much we will say in advance, who.
ever secures any one of the Premiums, will have
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cided. All renewals will be considered new sub
scribers but no subscription for less time than one
year, will be counted,
Persons intending to compete for the premiums
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in onr Prize Book.
AllCommuRiCatiOns must be addressed post paid,
to CALEB CLARK,
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March II, 1853.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

,,,,,, .,.,io ro matter wb,pe. il erninates.-
nn, tbo circnl,,ip, Of foreign small Llli. in this
.,o,s IN. c.,e,;oIlv had tins effect. because
,h,rs w,.,o convenient p,aee far their rcdemp.
,i,, N = hive also excluded the notes of our
avn banks The Rspubl.eot further argues:
.p,oh,LIv two third. Of the circulating curren
cy Of hi, State. Of denominations les than s.
comes from other states throw 'n'' AZ ",., '' ~,
"i 'Ii'"''''n' an, va "i'' ~. ~ s,yr,,l
'nor,h. rms, vii soon ppt an end 10 ,hr ready
pay gys'cm IN teral bu,"css. OR local n'n"'
cannot t5'' to SUPPLY The "o"'''N'".,' u '','
e"ui!, icy might irrl 1''P'''' 10 'N''. "
sJm for "a /. change.
Why eau = rat be- dome, Have Ne not tanks
.,....,.,;.. = .,,o,,,lp The trnth 4, that
'''" '','''' - .....,.,,, with IA,
rro'et''d from r1'' .,
small li.i, OF eastern I"nh' "'l 60" '''''''
small iii, in plenty. ard are D. ~ beginning 70
.....f.,.i..I.r 1T..,,,,l3 act prem
a.. u.. Inv Al
'" ''' Charge ''"'" '"'H
low them 'o ii" ~, Aud II 81 w"u'I It he ''>'' ~
,-rl c'irrs for . bill upnn A bank IN ClnncctcU.
ur C,p.8, dian unnr oil Of 4 hank in your ovn
county which j. compelled. hv law. at all tines
"a redeem "a, papcr in gold and silver dollar for
Lgllr'
Tie evil. wlih The Republican pre'icts ne i'm.
imaginary. while the good to result from ih0, law
is paIpalle, so that every man may see IT, Nor
T.; til. provision in cur IN l-ucn', one of'he least
yalalb!c proyi,on, Of hw shat has lone more
To make fer our people safe and reliable currrn.
cy than all our rrevioa, legislation upon The sub,
jrct IN III. following paragraph tie Republican
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Cherokee NntiOM

The Cherokee Advocate comes to Va IN noun
ing for the death Of the second chief The Nation
Richard Taylor. liz died On the l9lh nit, aud
the Advocate say. gloom and sadness have been
over the hearts Of the whole pleoplc.
"Mr Taylny was the grandson Of Capt Tay.
lor Of the British army, and, from his youlh. has
been more or less engaged in public or otfelhl
capnci,es--as u. ). interpreter, delegated IN be-
half Of his naten to the Federal Government, ON
various occasions. A member OF the National
Committee Executive Councillor, aud two years
since. oy the voice VI his couulrymrn, be was
elected Second Chief Of this Nt,ion-he was a
Captain of n company Of Caorokecs Under Gen
Jackson, ia the Creek warnt the time Of his
death he was member Of the Presby terrain
eLsrch, Of which he had been worthy and ex
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Cody EnunG.

Some will remember that record was made
some months since, of the sudden Disappearance
of German pedler in the vicinity OF Rockford It
was the impression Rat be had hecn murdered,
and man was arrested on suspicion Of the guilt
but nothing was elected on examination that
would authorize hia detention. On Sunday last
the body was fou d in the Pekatonic River abou.
twelve miles beyond Rockford Additional cir
cums'anres arising tending to streugh toe pre-.
vlous suspicion, the man referred to was arrested
For these facts We are indebted to Mr. II A. Bos.
of the G ,len, Road -thi T,it.
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Notice.

Ii, persons havinr accounts at tbs Office,
y which are upsc;l,cd are requested lmmedl-
a,nlv tor,ll AMI settle ;ie sane. sail accounts
witi, the preyour igm oiWm & " O.man m'st pc
sr,t'ebyithoul delay. The books will be kcplhy
,,, IN The nrin,inr Office. un, the first of Sep.
,ca'hsr, when ali unsettled bills will be placed into
th.. lands Of msc, tar fore bic collection. Call
,,l s1,rcos,s JJuly2) Mosrs tsNAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

CANADilvs CELLBGAItSG THE irH A CORES
pnnirnt Of the Uucn e zn.te writing from Cane
Vincent says: At thr Ali nf Jul, cci,5-lti ~
helea large drtf: was mule on the Blush ..dc
fr help A gIu now stands before the hru.c
which was brought over from KrIs.lpn for the
day. II ~as east in 1853, and va. one Of h
first brought into Canada Ter it, conquest by
the Engll,n. During the puriot war 1t was
placed ON hoarith steamer Eypermen, anil a
shot fired irorn her into the steam 81 United States
and killed the whceImln Of the Vessel. YOU
probably frc9llect the Circumstances The Kings
ton Band uiiiclatcd and the subjects Of Her Maj
esty aided 10y their presence 10 celebrate viii
proper spirit, the anniversary Of American Indie
pendence. Tins shows an amcable state Of feel
ing to say the least
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23
TuE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
NIllma, guln %, 1853

Y Il PAaV.9. the American New pHre
A,,.n, {. N. onlu authorized lgeaior III, paper
MIN. c,Iies q Boston, New York, and l,mmdrl'
,5i9 ,rA Is duv empowered 10 lake advertise
,,oen,. and suhacnpionsar the rates required 10y
o.. Ills receipts w'li be regarded as rAyn%>h'+
Ills Oli,csarr- Bo.r1y, SroIay' si}ui.u!Ng; y "
vsEK Ifbunc Nrhaugs: PuLAuELfplA, NV
corner Third and ChcsnHt streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23
The Gates Natter,
OTTAWA July .ls'. 1858


7, hs Laitor IF tie frce 7e&cr.
SrR:-In Your rcmak> upon my note, which
appeatcd in tie Western Tablet. You deny havn.
had any knowledge up To that time uf Gate
having been admitted into he Catholic Church
and as Consequence, Won characterize my charge
rs not only uuknI and uugeu,.emau'y, tut
false
Omit,;u- any structure upon the epi'hets So
literally bestowed am really at u.~ To ac.
count for Your ignorance % fact of -u,h pu' I'c
notor.ct,--tf a tact Which ,l,l'cd tie a,tufl.l-
mpnl and excited the zeal Of many 81 ;he good
people If this ci'y. However # you can sails
iy tie public ,lat YOU dill not know that G1'es
was not = Catholic previous 10 the time of he
conviction Withdraw my charge against the Fee
rad,r but If yoa cannot. will then leave ,h,
uupyciudired 70 decide whether the impuiation
that you "s'uLiou.ly avulle,l mention" If il BE-.
as Won state. not onle uukinI and ung, n',man
IS, but false Your obcdirat servant.
d DUSNL
1t Is r'.iu HON the above That either Nr.
Dnnae did. rot examine our remarks upon his
note in the II'oisrn Ttjiel carefully or he wish
es to dodge the real point to which we oljecred.
ana which We declared to be mot only uukiud
aud uu.cnlcmauly. bat false" We said The
impu'ati'n he makes that The Chicago paper.
:, well a. The noDcrs If this CITY" Atyf;ou,
y..,..;I..i r,,"nt.,
..,.,
been admitted atr the Catholic Charch a. a.
Gar rs re were concerned, is 10. oL'y unsnl and
ungontcman, but f1lss.
Mr. y. in hi. note above saws:
You deny having had any knowledge, uT ia
,'' C,.,, ~" " Wv, VIC
actcr;le nv ch,rge as not ordy uakinJ and uu
gentlemauly, bnt faist"
Now We rcpcat.that.ir Is evident, from this that
either Mr. D. did not correctly read our remark.
or he Is trying to PTerarlcate. We did not 5,
characterize hI. charge ia consequence Of our mol
t"oDi"g tie fact in Yte'tioa Bat wc said thai
the "hopH.otion' made by Mr. Dunno, 'that r,
had atudio'Niy acoidej mentioning" II, was nor
only uukiud and ungentletnarly, ba, false" Til
is what We sai-aui what We still saw. How
could M Dunno know whether We studou.l,
avoided it or not Does he understand eur osf
secret motives
IN the next place Mr d. says:
Il am really at loss to acrout frr your igro
rance " iaH Ii su'h pIhuc n"'ori"lv--at
49, WV, ' Wv f 'l"' ~ ",' e]',,'0
CITY"
For The pu1pose Of arcsrtsinirp IN villa, ex
tent. the fact that George Gate, had been odmi,
ted into the Catholic Church the eycnjn, nrey,o,.
60 his execution. had become n m,,tsr Of .n,,lic
notoriety" we took our memot andum book and
went into the street aud enouired Of thirty in
dividuals The frs, we met. and all men d,ing Lr.
mess in this CITY. in the foIlovicy m,p,er.
"Dih YOU know. the day Gales wa. e,ec,,od
that be had been admitted. the evening" bsf,,,
into the Catholic Church
And the answer in every instance was--oyo,
We further enauired:
Odd YOU know that he had been an admitted
before you saw il in either the Free Trader @,
Western Tablet
Aud as before he answer was-"yor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

WiscoN'iN LEGISLATURES The Wisconsin Leg
stature Adjourned on Wednesday morning the
18th inst They refused to allow Mr. Ryon over
$1,000 for bis services 10 tie Impeachment trial
Of Judge iIubbell.
The Fulton Railroad IAN extension of,he MI.
waukee aud Mississippi project was defeated by
lie vote. The general railroad Law passed.
A large number Of appropriation bill, were pass.
cd. There was 10 money in the Treasure IN
pay the members % dollars each.
Tie ElI aboli,hns capital punishment did
cot receive The signature Of the Governor
The CaIaceras (Cnl } Chronicle. Of June ilth
says Last week Thursday man named Mills
was killed near Drytown, by the cav,ng in Of Il
bank where he WIS at work. Mil. was from the
State Of Illinois. where he leaves family.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

Niagara Fas, July l9h- 8 \. NJ
This morning a man was discovered IN the
American Rnp.ls below the bridge on stump,
aud was most on the bridge Of the Fail. His
name is James Abel. There were three men IN
a boat, two Of them have gone over. and Mr. A
clung to ,ho stump. Everything is favorable for
h.. rescue If good light boat can be- obtained in
lime The buais that are here were swampad
when put in the water The strangers ard II
grcW number OF citizens thyong the banks aud
some Of them have just succeeded in floating a
box OF Refreshments to him
B.Htlo, ga NJ 10Th.
They have just sent life boat by tho tram oI
car. To Nagar, Falls.
Iuinp DEsPArCH Three boats have been
swampcd III endeavoriog to rcscuc the poor tel.
low. They are now trying the fourth which Is
a second life boat. 1t ia impossible to get any
Refreshments to him, and ia thought re will not
hold on much longer, bat will lose his hold before
he can he rescued
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

JNrAv-A letter from Rev Dr. Bilrm7n.
American missionary, dated at Canton. April 90.
aud published IA the New York journal II Com.
merce, says Commodore Perry !. here and
from what have seen ofhrm, aad heard # his
plans, you may, think cxcop, that permanent
commercial relations will before long BIZ opored
vilhJapan.'
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Tho Worlds Fair.

Tur pru,iplNtS TEIr To- NV loEK.--lhc hil
urc to receive our usual Telegraph Dispatches last
,eht, leave. Us w,lhout an, later account at the
progress uf the President than were gwen IN our
dc patches Yesterday.
The New York paprrs Of Wednesday, however,
give tu, details of the reception at Bhlrn'fe, Ito.
,r,lr Grace " rmn,ton. and phadrllhta, with
the speeches IN srtJNu otrut onIN the IIt'idrnt,
hu. of S.rrr,pt, Guthrir. S,ust"r DNi, aud Gen
C.,hip, OIrnur,r II would br impn-- ihr lnr u
10 cop, these accounts. Il 'ilirrnl toNN the
feeling of the people nlnn.'hr whole lmr"I hI7
rrnre W s'lhlt OF trc mo,t unhouu4'd enthusiasm
r,incng IA the highest drslce their approval Of
hi, puh'r acts.
A. ihc boat with rhr pr'sdcn, approached
philadelphia every wharf and vessel W.. covered
with a ur., ol people The Shipping WIS gu.N
decorate with Il - -,aM',s wrrr iuri from 'hr
hotis-lhr baud PLAYED urm,'uu, Ptu"'tc ou',
AMI tbl crowd, ON thr luat. aud ,hr wbuy, loud.
~ cheering rendered rhr ,rcnr moN exciting -
The T. : steamer San lt,iu'u AMI the rrr,lNms
ship Uuou were Decorated wuhh e, from he
lrrk tu fhr mast hcal
The ru..l.u, Muiyi at the Navy Yard at /
o'clock IN nr,dty Thence the procr,. Iun w1s
formed and marched through number ct streets
upuiIihtIh halted al Independence Hall, where
be- VA, welcomed los the MNor, AMI made -
speech ru reply. Al b. close ct Which three ire
uurlru- cheer. went up from 'hr immense niA~s
present vhotlruugrl the street, Ion sqnurs ~
every direction.
o. W., mr.ity mrrnms 'h' President received
lha 90 1.u, Vt rH.al Iphn 90 thr Merchants llH
rI tuI m ,n- afternoon I.g ar Newark, whore.
lis our t,.pt.hr. announced tc arrtNrh ~ the
r,.nn, and U., next L,N ti New lolk, where
the most cN'u.-lvr amt Eu.eru. preparation,
hiIhrruml.lr 200 rrg.ls hm -'h Dam
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

MAMMOTH REMAINS The Nile Republican of
the y h INST. relates that during an afternoon Of
last week they We're shown n fragment from an
enormous jaw which bad just been found ahout
i've 'eet from the surface of the ground be n
man residing in Wayne township. Cass county,
about II miles to the east Of Niles IN the inv
Vas grinder. which mcasmes seven inches IN
length and four inches across the top TIE Dor.
ton fonnd--w which ia evidently hut n small part
Of the whole jaw weighs li4 mounds The
point Of large tu-k was slao found. aome few
inches long, partly perthcd, the balance showing
most beautiful ivory.
These natural curiosii|cs nre now in possion oi
r. Porter, Adams county. Ind, who is'enda to
take them to the Worlls Fair. Some five wears
since portion of the inv NJ the snme ANNA, was
found near the same place. which weighed M.
wards OF so pounds also rib ~ long ns n rom
mon scy,hc, which grew in The animal edgewisc
We this week poblish crea, many new ad-
yert3ements, all OF which We rec !nimenI to tho
perusil Of ont readers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

STILL Az THrR CTR NJ We learn that veal
rhy capitalists from rh. cn.t. are medr',tug mp.
ON rh- CONSTRUCTION II % riulrrrd from the Aurora
Br1Erh raruad directly to this city To connect
wlh The Joliet aGd h,pnrtr cut oH This road
would pay well and be a great convenience and
advantage 10 the people Of Northwestern Illinois.
There Is a compony already olgrnzrd und,d a
charter passed for that pnrpnse and we should
not ~ surprised 10 the work commenced i'm.
MeLmtelY -.Jelitt .Sirnal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

A lump Of gold, sai to be worth SIC 900, the
arrival Of which at Trenton n j, recently created
seine li,lc sensation was attached in TIA. city on
the 5 h fcl board bill Of $50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

New HARDWARE SroEr-We would call at
trnun to the advertisement in another cnlunin Of
jackson & Lockwood They have just Received
new and superior lot Of all kinds of Hardware
in their line. which they will sell IA low as may
be desired Give them cnll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

We notice our old friend BARNES has become a
uqttuer wi'h Evans N the publication Of lie
Weekly Herdd nice looking httir paper prIn-
ted at Ltsn". We ALWAYS thnngh Horace would
come to somohWg; Didn't think he'd 90 TO La
sale tho W" wish HIM success where'ci he nay
be- - Bedttsf0un Cur,
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Supreme Court.

Owing to superabundance Of other matter
tins week, We have omitted the proceedings OF
the Supreme Court. We shall however give ihem
all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

SNIP N'''"f WIZ '''''"''' "'''" p ''' 'N
trrk tn 'ir mast hya.l
The President "niri at the Navy ! ava q"
o'clock IN IDr,d'S. Thence the p,''r,,'"" "''
formed and mar'hri through number "i ''r''>,
uDuir h1Nl'' halted at Independence u gu" "n,''
he was welcomed hN llt MN''' "' n''' "
speech ru reply. al h close 81 "Ihh 'w'' ire
mnrdou- cheer. went up from 'hr immense w'>~
present who tlrungri the streets ton rq1lcS 10
every direction
On wednesday w'omf 'h' In.d'n' ''r"lvrI
'hr 60 E'r~"t IH'.r' .NhH 90 'hr Merchants lI'
Nul tui 90 'h- ,ifr'u'Hn l,I i"' newark, "h'rr.
is our t'srthr- announced 10" 'u',d ~ nr
evening nnt In' next d'N '' New l"'A where
the most cN"-I'r amt E"-"hr populations
hb been mlir FOO rry.1f hm tim b'"
hH;"''''"h - 'h' ''N>'"' ''"'e'
ErD..at.aH quo ZIP p Itir'' gt NE PrfV
s.fnf Pie Ivo..r.uu u,a thr IIrifnt gt
M. tt.i >l.a,.
Tine. ..y..t. plt.- B.. yu.r.I' The gr.,t
yyrnl un " ul.n Sol m.., l.nr, ami expectation,
udarN.g..r. .W,rsr.u" tered p, 700 h.t rnmrI,frd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

A law has gone info operation in Rhode III
and prescribing ten hours as legal days work
|, nl.o forbid, che employment of children nnrler
twelve years old in any manufacturing establish
ment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

billy BowLEG. - The long and yexed difficulty
with the Florida Indians is soon to.be brought 20
climax. The president has appointed General
Harrey a. the military agent Of the Government
to proceed Immediately to Florida, and in person
to wait on Billy Boweg', the chief Of the Florida
Indians, and request Inn to abandon the State
without delay aud in case Of his refusal, to use
compulsa,ory means. Gen Harvey will be ac.
eompancd si.h military force sufficient to car.
~ out the designs 81 the Government, should
Billy show an unwillingncss togo West.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23
Now then. IL this "fict Of such public notore

-, -, q. a. A., 81. ~ ,,ll;, pn,ori,.
.''"' '' '", - a, ,..,-.;.,.a,, and ~.
cited the zeal of many Of the good people oil TINS
city" c,ped the knowledge OF the hr"t 'h'f'y
men who We Glanced to meet IN the street ana
FOR aught We know every body else III town nv.
D.. charch members not excepted AZ al
surprising that 90 sho"" Be 'y"ord" q u,
Wl..h,r 4; ,t,. had been received into the church
or no.. VA. a matter ab ut VII CIV few people en-
onrcl The question. to our knowledge, Wa
never asked u. And when We made the IN
.,, -, ~, ...,,,,r,. .,rr,vr
.,.,,,.,.o ~, .,,,r,,r,,,,., it
90. -, J.. ,nn.,,eI
lr..,r, that Cato. b,l po, De-
,,....I,,,.. ,.l,,,,,,. ,l.,,,,i,,,,,o h.f,r, h.,
-, -u,h,I ,y., said q. much m our m.
49,, All ...,,,. therefore. pal. No. iaou.ry abou,
:. ,1..,..,.,..,. g.. ys,,,,s T., 81, never Ice
......lh,r.,, h,,h.l,J. r.,h.,.r,
,.,,..-,f,,rL; ,.l ,,.r,ra In. ,,p,.,,f,r
-, =, ,,,,.,,,l ,,,,, p,,a.r
.;,.,l, ~, ,,,r mini ~. If ,o,r.c
r,.y...,. ..iy
-. So, No.. ..,,o. .ly urn,esi, j.. rutruc. ani
g.. l,,,,, ,,,.... ,,,,, ". D had any rish, to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

SEEvED HIM RiGur Postmaster General
bus refused to recelVe any mnr- po.iage envel
opes, haViHz the priVate stamp Of Mr.. Nr,Jit
contractor, vho furnishes them, on the seal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

LADIES 81 ElrCrloxs-1he lalje. Of Grand
R1pid- Michigan, attended the polls Of the goth
to urge their husbandiand,troller- to vote fr the
Maine Law. They were Of course -ucce>sill. IN
gave oC6 majority for the law
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-23

to bind together the two hemspheres--to extend
the area ri 20 nmorce and the fraternity If ma.
tons These have been, our aims. How Tar
they brcn, or will be, attained it would b, mos,
prcsumptuous for rs to say. Recalling to mind
the gorgeous AND gigantic pageant rShinted in
Hyde Park two short Year, a2n--krowng Whist
French genus has undertaken to accomplish III
the capital ct Continental huopc that .centrc OF
intellectual lite and of artistic luxury, it /, enough
to say, that we have desired TODD something tor
the ar, for the Architecture, for the industry al our
beloved country and that Il we shall bo hereal.
ter pronounced by competent judge, to have
succeeded, nur dearest wishes wall Ice answered
o. -nnn particulars, however may for mo.
ment be allowed to dwell. Incomplete as our
Exhibition yet ia, we have, what are to W. abun'
daut proofs Of The interest which il hRs excited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
ITALY.

II, Turn Ga.sac OF the 10th ultno contains Gov
eminent memoir the difficulty with Austria THIS
memoir r,htes the arguments advanced by Count buoL
ana urcyes hS the decree against which Piedmont pro
ts 4. in violation Of al the treaties existing between
Austria and SARDINIA 1, concludes IN the following terms
HON thi, violation las siaf appeal 10 the conscious
knowled of the cabinet 81 Vienna and against We also
,nvnk. the FOOD offices b0rS efots Of those SoTeTe1s
Mo arr our allies and friends
Ne End the following N the C'-stfafierse, gwen a.
semi official from 1Urn, in explanation CT the Sandman
Nnister's "a ihdrswal from vienna
aIhe Cabinet OF Turn hsd directed Count dc Reve to
delay his Departure as long possible and T. ascertain
sc,v II The in,nerisl Csbine; disposed IN the
slightest degree 10 listen 70 his representations Tbs
Count waited 20 the very latest moment and acted N
cordance with the British and French Ministers. Bat il
sppeared to him evident that IN spite OF the moderate IAN
esse used by Count Dc Buo there was no hope that Aus
ria would revoke the which she had taken He
in consequence, withdrew The S&rdnian Government
though, that this proceeding required by the respect
due 10 is own dignity certainly hiss no intention OF
erosion bat has proved that in the legitimate defense Of
lis subjects prosecuted by Austria does not want courage
10 repe an unjust attack
funeral service celebrated the 18th in the Csihe
oral az Turin in cOmmemoratOn OF the Redmontsse who
IN In the battle OF Nouvsra Several Ministers Deputies
ana Senators were present during TIE ceremony
The Tuscan loan is for million Of per cent RsD'es a;
Tsr,e persons named Ccnt, zsni and BOrgh were
epsed a. Bslcgra he sh ior political ASSASSINATION