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ITALY.
THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT vESUvIUS.


MALES, Saturday May 5, 1855.
Having purchased our torches at Resina we turned
GU, of lie high road into the comparatively narrow
and heavy route which begins the ascent IL Is formed
Of loose volcanic dust and puverized lava and hard
work Il Il indeed for tie weary horses TO Get along.
Ours acted most prudenty by refusing TO advance,
that, dismouAiing took 10 our legs. 4 woman
might have gone up alone so dense were TIE crowds
either coming going; cor be it known that apart
from curiosity many felt not little relief az the erup-
ton, though it had saved them from the disasters
OF al earthquake and were full therefore OF JOYOUS
ness. AS got close under the mountain We expe-
reuced something like disappointment for the ele-
vGtion on which the Hermitage stands hid from
view q IRE and smoke and the streams of lava which
even from Naples formed so magnificent a spectacle.
AS got higher and higher the glare Of ligbtrefeced
the sy became visible, AMI by the time had got
TO the Hermitage the grandeur Of the scene BEGAN to
open upon US. Pushing from this point through
cceIoues and dokeys, horses carriages and christians
a. bipeds styled in Naples, trayersed for some
distance the road which leads 10 the cone when turn
ing sharp of TO tie eft we arrived at point on the
stream Of lava where il forms a cascade. This u
about mile or a mi.e and a half from It's source; AID
here vast crowd was assembled a. though il
afforded the grandest cop0 d0cctiO. To tell the truth
your correspondent labors 10 write cOolv Cor such
was the msgniCence Of the scene that were one
70 trust too much 10 bis feelings he would be bur-
Md into what might appear exaggerati0n. Tire lava
on zhich we stood was yesterday boiling, moving
stream: il was s bot 10 our feet and taking up the
loose paces Of coke the glowing fire clearly per-
cep,bls Deneath lii cigars al IT, and played all
kinds Of ssactical jokes and Jumping over the fiery
fssurcs stood by the side of the bed OF moving lava.
Imagine Thousands of tuns Of coke cared out together
and rolling mase over mass, and some idea may be
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A. Dennistoun 4. Co.'S Circular.

PrFae.fc.l LIVERPOOL. Friday, May 10, 1850
CoITcV MaREET-The market continues oe-ve and
further advance has been obtained In prices Il fully IL 10.
Tie tie week IL So bales OF which A. 9
speculation for export. leaving % 40 bales to the
Trade.
Tie ISLES to-day are % st0 bales. Market very firm.
" qucfe Fer Orleans ed. Niddiug sd
Par Mobiles std. Aidiiug sid
F1-r UpiandsCd. Mid Ling li-l5L
Imror',d fh port Jan. 70 May H. 1850 coc 2l
tales q witch 10 80 bales Aec1aDeeEsase this year
- 80 tsleF.
Ieysred for eonsuur ton s5 oos go bales which
75te trlcs Aercfu. Ditto IN 1884 Co 80 bales Of
which p 80 bales were Amerc.n-llc-ease this year, zhfo
tales.
Trkn export iG5 flI7f bales Of which 80 bale.
AueIclr- Ditto In 1885. 1jfl bale. Il which p ~
talfs were Anelicsl-lucresse tins year II 80 baes
Sfocts Ia 49, declf bales, q which 57kou bales
Amerc1u Ditto IN f5s ej bales OF which bales
~ Arefcsu-Decrease this rear. - 81 BALE
Eufirtss proceeding with much piut n present
prospective scarcity OF food existed and with law
ish eyT sndtuFe Speculaii0u indeed sppsa
likely csuF everything before & for time Bar such one
NcNEY continues aturt auf and rates Still appear tend
Sovuwsrd on tn Id nsiaIment q q so GO PAYABLE
the Lean The EXCHANGES steady. CoSsoLs al
varcec o. sstd4
The Asrcfesr market ass far behind orr CorroS market
ard the position c pruers aud manufactures becomes wore
except r the rise prices Of the ma.ea benefits
them the n their prent sockE As respect.
heavy Tood who produced LARGELY early ia the year
falling "a te looked for In the prodrefsol
CoEN MAgEI-The market quiet anchaa xed prc. f,r
Wheat ard y cur. cdzn Com i per quar-er dear
The weather has Continued til today when "a.
yorsbe change has occurred Wheat very thin deficient
In plant ca li<ht slik
Wetern Canal superfre FlCur. new. e bbLfIIOtof20
btltmore Ind Philadelphia o., lew. 4 bh-i2 % $50
lto ftur rev, 2 bb..,.....,s,,t.,.......44o t0 f
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Advertisement.
Many feeble females and delicate persons

Many feeble females and delicate persons OF
10th SEXES are distressed with Alterations Of ever
shuess chnes not amounting to positive hts OF sae
Such will find an agreeable aud nygorlfng remedy 10 DEsH
LERs FEVER ASD AGUE Pulls, which adapted 10 Dumb
Aeue and various other forms of intermittent disease Sold BY
all dealers and BY C. d. DEsHLER Agent at the Wholesale de-
rot No. 34 Broadway, New-iork.
The popular and successful remedy is sold at wboesais
and retail by CHAs H. RING Broadway and Johnst
also By G. " Clcieuer Co., No. ~ Barcays. stephen
Paul Co.. No. Ii9 Chambersst. and T. Z. Wells Co.. No.
us Frunklin-st.
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fAdyertisement.l
Fort HAMnIToN.-In this mornings Tribune

there appears on advertisement Of sale Of VILLA srss
Fort Hamilton, to come OIL tRIoAY, June on the
ground We should think Fort Hamilton is well enouss
Known oB this occGon host Of purchasers there
no place The vicinity Of NewYork thar bears any cosps
son with beautiful situation, scenry and accessibility.
Fvery who bas family usht Of the city shrs
they breathe tie fresh aud eaharaDg air and the
Doctors ts Free Tickets and Maps and all ntonnaton
be had Of the AuctioneCr or Of
JANIS w. BARKER, No. 3 Nsssau-st.
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Advertisement
FOR THE DFAF.-PersOn afflicted

with deeues are invited cell RUHrOs and examine nc
Acoustic AUEIcLE which Is sns iLrune1t made Of pre-
Isred Plates ued 10 communicate nzn degfee
vbrafon which pacing troagh gausfing tube enten me-
the ssr PRODUCING the desired effect They canstuec
70 b. worn without beog noticed. FEEDERIcK RcsHros
81 No. Hone Of Barclay and No 47 brosd
way. corner OF CeLasL
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With looks copmerciug with the skies,
Thy rspt sonIfiftins in thine eyes;
There field in holy passion still,
koro.f thvseif IN ruerbIe
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ltdverti.ement.
. PORTRAlTs-Life and cabipet
PHOTOGRAPHIC

szss oil and patel Miniature sizes superior the finest
ivory pantng uneoored PHoToeRaPHs equaled By no ok,
egtabhmeBt In the world Perfect likeness taken IN sye
size from Dsguereotypes Of deceased persons Lez>
PAINTINGS VI sitting, taken only BY
j. OURNEY c. D. FREDEzfcEs,
No. " Rue Basse de Rempart, Paris, and
No. $40 Broadway, Newfort.
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pensnce % the refusal cost Ne tor allowing ourselves
TO be placed IN posiion where We could oe sugecst
TO such Notifying reban. We allade Ia the crcaia-
stance thus IN detail merely for The sake OF The moral
conveyed IL Is not often We ind ourselves N suoh
uneinns' we somehow are APT to assume ihA' nsn
who oaels rs an apparent eiNih'y docs no, do viii
an unei'" oesign ana We 90 not believe that ever The
managers OF we fai h'e' 'ane would Dc guaiy
sueh ruaen''s ua'r' ,i'y s0a'a MAKE 'No collars y
!, ann.,rs are not sufficiently powerful 20 s,bs..,s
the temptaton of couple Of dollaS. Hereafter -.
intend 10 be more circumspect and We now give a..
tice that We DO not with 10 receive invitation. from
pcrsons whose resources Of hospitality be - easay
exhausted.
Tie Nallaok Beneni, II Is said, VII ne' about
g. eco. II was even more successful than va en-
rected.
CRIcEEr.-Thc first grand match q tho season vii
be played at Iiobokcn tomorrow Friday between The
married and snc.e Of TIE It. Georges Club Wioksh
pitched at 10 clock.
BESETIrs ro-NieHr.-M Walaeks tonight Mn
Hoey has Dement, a"'' ~ sue =
4" ,he,,.s n VIII there's a Wav." and She Would
" .na Sbo voul5 Not two wellknown comcfes
will he pla,ed. MIS-. Hocy in each; and Madame
Krollman. sister Of Mrs H., viii make her first sp-
i..''',' - ~ -, 10, .,,.s;a, =, A..
MI D",se'' ~, Is. a., o,.,,,or, -.
n'O@'""' -, -, go 49, tr,,,sa,l.ss
viii be played for the first time here, Nj DaN'age
Is "tho Notary, or chief character lie Also appears
in " The HOPE Of tie Family
,n.-.,o.,., T., n. 49,,
Old DAYS Artists used 10 be proud % paint the descend
-. -, i;, 81 L,;.,,s A. Rat ,ve baVe eha,c.,
ehts OK d 'ohs nv W ms 80
all that. ROYALTY has alcn Il has learned caulkers
r.. -...,.f;... -, l.. Or.
trade, ana 81 er OF TAR n ieP""'C'" "'o- o." Ni''5
~ declines 10 have ANYTHING to do with IL. athoegh
=, -, -, L. H., 81 ,,ob;,,, 4. ,.,e L.
lie mas u'th "b'" ~ e'''" " ''s -
4, - ii hi,i - ,,5 tl,e sio,uence i enf,ro..d nv
STUN 90 ' -, :, - =
repeated abuse ana nNlfHuons 20 break ihc peaee-
m ~ ~ t,.y T-.y.,s, ,y.-,sis IL tho title NJ q
INC Nt"'b"'N ~. 49, -
large and very handsomely printed Neehif J"ufnaf
OeNoltu pfhcipa'l 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
houses and lots. factories, farms and all manner OF
-. ~. Z. -, Co. ;..s
real estate Tor sale or 10 tI luefe - l"" 'v J"''
srcb sheet and IL should not fall 20 receive due
"'"
couTagement'
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fAdvcrtisemenf.
A NOXFLTY-CONPLETE CASHMERE SUITS

Alo-These really beautiful suits made from descrip
M Of Wooden Goods rich ecate shades. About 100
them are sold daily EyAAss Clothing Warehouse Nos "
and % Fuit.n.sr.
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fAdyertisem Dt.
Cnnnu.rN- A lnn.r No OlE Wafer.at

nerfsced unique suNsGK RANGE, utended especially for
vafe families. Ira leauiy Of design, compact hrm, nsny
usry g nseneuces and small commend i az the oes
useful aud economical Range devised ioF the comfort 90
convenience of housekeepers during the Summer season
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l,ats-fhs 4 msnd Is lair = s~t for Pc' AMI - to
Bosrs-sxo b6is have been sold Al q PAS ewt- for
syISrTs o, TpsPExrrSE-ioo bb's have brought S 2 ew
T.IIcw-Not much toi-s; y c. = uounaiy worn ," 70
u .rnssn TINS have been .old AZ o. 20 81 y cwt
Abou y sruns Pau Oh reported a Z ~ % ~ V
g Pale Seal may be quoted a 40 ' TAU nc
y = cwt -, - -. L., -. -. ~
Rcs-The demand has no, been 90 seye oni tae sss
the spot and for Srsa hs'e ueen
no ssles Cf Auscsn reported -. -.
DYrwoous-.eo Logwood hsye been sold by asci pa :,
-, I,n,sie. IS Is 10 - Domingo, and AZ ? Is
I'm Csureschy; bcsise- several lots Of VARIOUS 'sis II
10 fcr Csmwcod - for Bsrwood slS 20 ioi NeA's4a'
wood aud 70 q tun for Rio Hach- fuste-
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Advertisements
PIATs AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HAsGiSGs.--

rRrT HAKDExBEsGH Manufacturers end Importers No -
BoaduEy between Leonard and Far<iinsrs Invite as "a
u the, ,xfersse stock With uI>urp4ed By In ts
.ourty Faithful and shed worInen sent 70 part
city or country short 1oce and their WORK warranted
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Sol plorious John Milton miqht have sung of h

splendid phoonsph Of lady, % be Roors s
~ Broadway. IL Is gem.
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BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PRoOF PANT, No. I'D
f,sr-st-see under head Of Paints
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lAdyenisement
s. s. FITcH. author of the "Sir Leetans


consunption Once No ia Broadway Open from nam
Treats Consumyfon Asihsd. Dheqgss Of ne Hefft ana AZ
Chronic diseases Of us'es and females Consultation Tree
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TAdFeTTIff mont I
Wake Up Open your Eyes shake of the IA

That fnrItund1 hnd ne effanf PHOTockAFhIc
u the n. \. PIcrrRE COMPANY ft offered for
cents and and the DAcUEkREorYPEs for and 70 cents
No. rs BgOadwsy
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Advertisement
81 600 PIANO.-Ihis beautiful instrument Of
HoRAcE WArEkss make can be iJr fsw d4ys 81 10
Piano and As.ic store, No. - Broadway.
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WINDOW -STfADEs At " TOEFFAI.E FUH tf-I'' z
WoopYcRp 4 WExYLE No. s. Csfhsrins-.t Se~-ferzz
Msrrfscturer Of Nndo.Shsdes add Table OiCovefs, VIZ
they oGer az p.ices 70 suit the .ines
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CRIcKEr.-Thc first grand match Of the season vii
he PLAY ed at Hobokcn tomorrow Friday between the
married and since Of the st. Georges Club. Wickeb
nitohed at 10 clock.
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Tie walack Benefit, il Is said, viii ue, abouf
s. eco. II was even more successful than wa en-
rected.
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DEowNED.-The body of an unknown man, having
everv Of that Of sailor ged about U.s. feand
Yesterday floating ia the river foot Of Jacsonst tcronef W
heulhed inquest the deceased and verdict OF snpsa
ed w,s ndered. Deceased dressed In black eoh
coat lre pants ard patent hoes he bad long brown ha AZ.
vLkers; on the rrh were figures IN india INK o. ne
Cucfxon nd the Goddess of Liberty, also TIE letters T.
d" M lie had been IN the water about SIX week.
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The Hicksitc Friends are now holding their annual
meeting at the Rosest house. Next week the ortho-
dox branch meet in Orchard-st.
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We understand that serious breach has occurred
in the Delaware and Hudson Canal near the mouth
of the Lackawaxen by which navigation will be IN
torrupted for several days.
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Among the guests at the Astor we notice Geo. VII
kins Kendall, Editor Of The Aer.Or'eoas PicayHae,
who leaves for Europe in the Arago, Capt. LiGcs on
Saturday next.
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WILL be sold by Auction on Wednesday
w September 5th, on the premises, at
noon by order Of the Administrator and
Guardian, and-under direction of the Hon.
Court of Probate of the City and County
Of Newport, the valuable Farm in Charles
town, Washington County, known as the
Champlin Farm.
The Farm is situated on the post road,
about II miles from Westerly, and q from
the Stonington Railroad. 1t can bereached
from the Richmond Switch; and the post
road passes directly through the farm
the wooded portion consists of at least LIS
acres Of oaks, which will average 80 cords
to the acre, and some of it will cut so cords.
The remainder of the farm, with the ex-
ception of few swampy places near the
pond, is under cultivation, and is free from
stone. Watcheag Pond is fresh water
sheet; Ninegret Pond, on the South con-
meets with the sea, This pond, which sep
arates the farm from the beach, is at this
point about a hundred rods wide. On it
there is new scow, belonging exclusively
to the farm, capable of carrying n loaded
team from the beach, shortening the dis
tance to the shore four or five miles, anC
affording facilities for carting fish and sea
weed. The house stands high, and from
the terrace there is fine view over a great
er portion of the farm, taking in Point Ju-
dith and Watch Hill Lights, Block Island
and an ext ended sea view. The outbuild-
Iings are convenient, and the barn will hold
| so tons of hay. 227
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MAAM S3EAhhEh1X 4YhhS2'A{thhhY, III
MEMS BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,


lat chief objects
S s o speak
and Sacks English
yci Highland Plaid Mo-
plain sants Twees jeans
Riding cords, Prince Albert
Shirts imported Fancy Prints Check Striped Flan-
Fannes, Wool and silk Undershts,
Books
Brushes
Rub o a vare
HATS Spring
in nmak
OF ton, extremely low prices
Talors French
entire sale He constantly
lhandeve
Clothing particularly invited call examine his stock
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pv~ HoAopay's Pills, the most cele-
brated Remedy in the Union for the
cure of diseases of the Liver and Stom-
ach.-Edmund Alga, of Cooperstown,
N. York, was for the period of nineteen
years a complete misery to himself
and burden to his friends, he suffered
so severely and continuously from liver
complaint, and a disordered stomach
that he was constantly for weeks togeth.
er copGned to his bed, the doctor;
did him no good, and he therefore lef
off consulting them. Nine weeks age
he commenced using Holloway's Pills
and his wife called last week at the
store of Professor Holloway, to acknowl
edge most gratefully that har husband
is quite cured. Professor Holloway
hopes that the thousand others in the
Unien who have been benefited vii
now comet onward.
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DR.. E. P. Banning,s Braces,

N0R the cure of Chronic Diseases of the
l. Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, and Bowels. Also Spinal, Ner-
vous, and general debility of the system, in
adults or children. For particulars OF
their merit, we refer you to advertisements
for the past year, in the General Ad-
vertiser, Daily Tribune and Transcript, OF
Providence, X, l., or to the written sigma
lures of many of the citizens, which we
shall bo happy to show at our room, where
also we give advice gratis, for three days
only, Mt Mr.. HoRATIo s. BERRY's, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9th. 9th
and 18th Of September.
tf23O MISS S. D. CARMAN.
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WILL BE SOLD TO
CLOSE BUSIN ESS,
AT
Great Reduction of Prices (!

THE entire Stock of Goods at the Store
of the late p. HANCOX, in Stonington
Borough, Ct., consisting of Dry Goods, &c,
&C.; together with the largest and most
desirable stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Gilt Cornices, Bands, Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Rugs, Mats, &C., &C.,
ever offered in the county.
Now is the time to furnish your houses,
as the above goods will be sold for CASH,
without regard to Cost, being the balance
of our stock remaining unsold in Brooklyn.
Stonington, Aug. =, 1855.
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p9- Massasoit Salrc cures AIosqui-
to Bites.-To some flesh nothing is more
poisonous and painful than mosquito
bites MAssAsoIr SALvE' should be
applied instantly, and it will prevent
the swelling, the itching and the pain.
This Salvc is also an excellent family
remedy for the cure of Burns, Cuts, and
Wounds.
Price 25 cents per box, and sold by
the Agent.
All orders should be addressed to
j. P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor,
120 Washington street, Boston, Mass
AGENTs--PoTTER & CHAMPLIN.
Westerly G.. Il. NICHOLS, Kingston
and Druggists through the States
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bar Miss Annie NJ Andrews Of Syra-
cuse, New York, arrived at Norfolk
on Thursday morning, and rendered her
services to his Honor, Mayor Woods as
a nurse in the hospital. Miss Annie is
said to be very handsome young lady,
whose philanthropic spirit has prompted
her to this noble sacrifice of self His
Honor promptly accepted her services,
and as promptly escorted her down to
Julappi, where she was duly installed.