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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
ITALY.
Frxa Our Own Corespondent

Bssn Our Own Correspondent
NAPLES, Friday, July 4, 1856.
The criminal suit Of Nhich spoke in my last let
ter still Continues TO ensrOss public attention, and
the reyslsti, rs which continue to be made daily In
the Audience Court of the cruelties committed by
the Police authorities are such us to mike the
most upimpressionsble man shudder; but it Is In
whisper that we speak Of these doings here, and
this only to friends We are cure Of have already
MT ntioned some Instances Of these crueties, as
useless as they are outrageous. shall give yJa
new instance: Que of the witnesses tor the prose
cution 10 an Augustine monk, one of the brethren
Of the accused Ruggiero. This witness testified at
the Audience that Campasna had thresteosd hun
with severe bsstinade il he refused 70 dcposs
to the facts alleged against the accused that he
had had i'm stripped Of all his clothes and the
lash rsired over bis body TO compel hi9 " testify
to facts that he knew nothing OF; that On his re-
fuel he was thrown into durance vile aud sub
Ijected to daily maltre ailments sud that lie reco'
cred bis liberty only at the repeated intercessoa
Of the General of the Order, who applied for that
purpose to the King.
Another monk Of the same order was less frm
and gave way under the threats OF Campagna; but
be retrscted at the Audience, and denounced the
compulson used in regard to him. He spoke with
deep emotion, which spread through the court
room. But the prosecuting authorities say ths.
these men are idiots (mentecsttos). Why, then,
did they strain every nerve even uuto ipqui.itoria
cruelty, 10 obtain their testimony against the
accused
Even here do the atrocities Of Neapolitan Justice
not stop. The woman, Antonetta Psce--one of
the accused, who has been living in con.
vent, and who is engaged to BE- married to
d'Aniello Ventre, who has been for years an ip-
mate of the BagDio for political ofenses-is called
b, the Attorney General the concuoine Of Ventre;
thus, in the most odious manner, adding siiaging
insult TO the many injuries and sufferpgs inflicted
upon this poor woman. Each day shows more
clearly the innocence Of the accused nevertheless
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
the general opinion !. tbs, they will b eonde"ne'

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TO severe peDAitI~s. oAls n.sxit
ON rritved 10 tell you that that nos'e Pho xho
ard remarkable n,so, Baron Cnar'es foe, ,S,s is
6,ured 10 emspicuo1sly 10 the events ., a.
Entering most acute ps,ps from bis pro .S h..vv
iourn Al the B.gpio. The pressure o' ". ...sd 80. =
"a. th.t are iyeted to bis feet mas c,s' ,;oa
hmor which rende,ed ehrifs.n pp..,.tion
n.c.,,a,Y. | have been told ths' ''0 W
has syeb ,one relief. c.-rnsnt IN those
Th. .p,rer Of The Kings Goverome;.ts ;.s ~ .oU'o
ofTIance 81 d Fpglsbd has been sent N'uS me''uo G
to,s 70 the Marquis AntonIni shd ~ inoo y
WI "a scousibt tbe Courts OF tne iuiie,ise anu
81 % ,bat IL ia the intention o' his Majesty
et ;r,s,cer. with the course OF what be cals)
n"' 10 bnt that he will show his clemehcy; aud
yus,,ee' 80 ,ne they are to declare that his
;"tgy,t,y. bpta ren him and HE snbjeets.
IT, french Minister at this Court is highly
A.an.,.d and is sid TO have expressed himself
..euai, % Mr.. Csrsfa, the miserable manDikin at
~ bssd If the Foreign Department, ia regard TO
.b, n,uel system followed by the Court.
1he term grsDfed for the expectation Of grain
bei, on the eve of expiring, the King has decreed
nnI,r the date of the 9th inst that after the 18th
instant n~ gain shall be allowed 70 leave the
KINGDOM. save that which shall baye been de-
clsr,d for e1pOrtaiiOn prior 10 the above. men
toned date; with the additional condition that i,
shall already be in store at the port of exPortstan
the vessels chartered and at anchor, ready 10 re-
ceve it,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01

New. Mexico. But lst them como IN uumoers SUI
sri. Mt 10 protect each other. Our lndishs arc ~,
.Aunsyy, and until better fed by Uncle Sam, WIN
occssiopally steal. But IL they wish ~ seuie
within five miles Of any military station, they can
not 20 smiss; srass grows everywhere, ana u suSn
vicinity there Il ample protection. Money can Do
msde by driving pbeep across the plains ana srlng
in Missouri, and there can be no great danger IL
ON will call attention Of Government 10 the nccse
sit, of reastabhshDg military post on the great
trace not far irsm old Fort Atkinson.
One word in reference 10 the great trace from
In6epeldence and Council Grove TO Santa re.
NOT traders train of wagons can pass the cross
inc Of the Arkansas or the valley Of the Cimmar-
ron without being beset by insolent and hungry
Indians, who as regularly levy bl,ckmsn upon tue
traders as they travel the road They not unfre,
nty search the wa CONS for articles OF food, ana
snatch the food from the mouths OF the men, or
tale from the kettles on the FIRE what is being
cooked. Two or three hundred nsolent Indians
thus set at defiance company OF twenty 70 tnirt!
traders and their employees, who to secure ther
OWL lives and property, are forced TO submit 20
their exactions. The trains which have tn!s
season passed the plains have passed through TINS
ord,sl and one. which resisted the insolence OF
Kiowa, lost tWo of its mules 10 retaliation. DIS
interesting SOB of the prairie, while departing from
the train took occasion to let ly al arrow into each
one of the mules. Does there not, therefore, seem
10 be a necessity for establishing permanent
strong garrison on e trace at or near the crossing
of the Arkansssi No part OF the United states is
40 open and exposed to the insolent irruptons and
exactiops Of savage Indians, and none OF the III
terests of our citiztns demand it more than those
of New Mexican traders
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14
State of feeling in Russia.

The following, which we copy from the New York
ournal of Commerce, will b read with interest:
We iii receipt of private intelligence from
St Petersburg, of a reliable character, dated early
in last month"; hich speaks in decided terms OF the
surprise which was occasioned in that city when it
became known that the Austrian propositions had
been accepted by the Gar basis for peace nego-
tiations The announcement at first met with no Ia
vor in any class of society except the mercantile,
who naturally rejolced at the prospect of revival
of trade; but gradually the nobility have become re-
conciled to the decision of the Emperor, and peace
is now expected and acqui esced in.
"The feeling of ha tired which was reused against
the English at the ope ming of the war is still violent
Friendship had too long existed between the Russian
and the English courts to be served with impunty
The hostility of France will soon be forgotten hut
many Rus slams who are high in rank do not hesitate
to say, England we never can forgive Hencefor
ward they will live in hopes Of taking revenge upor
| her.
Russia has suffered severely from the war, bu
less than the western powers suppose. The interna
resources of the country have been much deveope
within the past two years, and the world will 500
see that Russia is stronger in every particular tina
she was before the war commenced.
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Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.


March lO-Schr Volant, Hale from New River, to De-
Rosset Brown; with naval stores
Schr H. E. Weston, Maloy days from Philadelphia to
George Harriss; with mdze
Schr G. M. Smith, Smith from New York TO A D.
Cazaux with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stesman from Fayetteville to
Lutteroh & Elliott.
n-U. S. Mail packet David Reid Price, from Smith
Vile, to Master
Brig la, Williams, from New York to Adams, Bro &
Sshr. Sally Ann Rose, from Hyde county, to DoRos.et
& Brown; with
schr. Edward stany, Pugh, from Hyde county, to j. r.
Brig Argo, Aud, from Bath, Me-, to VIM M Harriss
with hay.
schr. Joseph Ann. Fulcher, from Nowbern, to Jno A.
sehr. Lamartine, Wallace from Boston, to Willard Il
Curtis with mdze
Schr. VIM II. Howard, Brown, from Soop Point to Ran
kin & Martin with pea nuts Sc
Sehr Southern Belle, OBrien, from New York. to J. H.
Flanner with mdZe
March 1l-Schr. Araminta Marshall davs from Ra1ti
more, to Russell d Bro; with mdze.
steamer Magnolia Barber, from Fayetteville to Luter
March l2-Schr Vim. L. Springs, Mershon, from Phila-
delphia to I. G. Worth with mdze
echr Wake, Henderson, from New York, to George Har-
riss with mdze
Steamer Rowan, McRae from FavetteviIIe to uttarlob
! d Elliott
CLEARED
March ll.Schr Champion, Chadwick for St. Augustine
Fla by D. PIgott; with corn. -four. &c
Master ~
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh stedman, for Fayetteville by
| Lutterloh & Elliott. =
Steamer Southerner, Dodd, for Fayetteville by VIM n
Allen - V ~ -
March IL schr Adejine Townsend Townsend for Phila
delphia, by George Harriss with naval stores, &c
Brig Lincoln Webb Perkins, for Gaudaloupe, by j. II
Chadbourn Co.; with lumber, shingles &c.
Barber, for Fayetteville by LutteroI
March I3--Steamer Flora Nc Donald Hurt for Favette
vile, by I. G & B. G. Worth. 1890
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EPILEPSY. OR FAILING FITS.

We believe cannot do our readers more important
service than by again calling their attention to that most
of Baltimore Md which possesses the power of alternating
and curing that horrd visitation of manEpepsy, or all
ing Fits In recommending this preparation to our readers
we do so with conviction that not degrading our
columns to puff patent medicine, but are placing
aby do alleviate human suffering than any !nven-
ton of modern times Dr. Hance in asking to notice his
preparation voraby editorial department. has sent
US perusa number of letters from persons who have
used his Pills. and have been cured thereby All Of them
sneak in the most grateful and eulogistic One great
advantage medicine possesses the fact that it can be
transported through the mails thereby afordng every one
so precudng the possibility of being imposed by coun
ter spurious imitation Dr. Hancs pays the postage
them by return mail, the receipt of Remittance
His prices follows One box, 50; two do 90 lively
SETH S. HANCE los Baltimore street, Baltimore Md.
| March lIth-Td&WlW.
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UATTLE-We STOCK bGeVes IN
ers hands, and little or no demand One small
droves brought n sold fair and 10 cens
q D. for extra quality stall fed.
CoFFEEVery little has been doing in this article during
the past week There is fair supply of descriptions
now in store and refer to table for prices according
to quantity and quality.
CorToNThe market has ruled very quiet since our last
review, and reduce quotations 49a cent The unavor
able advces other markets caused some depression
here buyers unwilling operate unless at con-
ceson prices which holders de disposed
cede in consequence of this fact the transactions have
been confined to two three small parcels 90 cents for
strict Inddng cents for assorted grades and O ID
for midding fair and fair We quote at IO cents
extremes.
Corn MEAL-Remains about the reported in our
last The stock in store fair and the sales confined
to small parcels at SO@S5 cents y bushel in quality
EMPTY BARRELs-The market remains pretty we'll sup
piled with Spirits Turpentne barrels and sales are hard
ones have changed hands 81 Is cash and y 81 each 90
days. We quote at 81 % 81 80 ;-neto nominal at
FIsThe market dull for all kinds livery few if any,
of good quality Muets in See table for prices
FLoUkThere has been but little in this since
last owing to the light receipts and prices about
the quoted last week The stock Of both Whining
ton and Fayetteville brands been considerably reduced
but quotations high for shipment the demand
confined principally We small sales from
store at S8@S8 % for superue and 50 25@$S y Dbl
our lowest figures represent wholesale pr
the former, and 81 50 for the latter
FoDDER-We the receipt On Friday last from I'D rive
of l20 bales, which sold at 81 Is q 100 lbs. cash
GRANCoRN has ruled steady during the week former
quotation There is full stock in dealers hands and VIZ
notice moderate demand from Received sine
last review some $3.50 bushels, 5000 of which
ORDER and the balance has disposed at 90 cents
bushelaat which the market at present seems firm
OATs-Ihere has been nothing done for time past
receipts and the supply IN dealers hands has becom
light One or two parcels are expected, which will reper
ke is fairly supplied with Cow have transactions
notice except in the retail way but continue former prices
Of IS 80 cents 2 buhe as in quantity Black Eye a
-RCE-CteGn is in fair stock, but there is no demar
except from grocers and we nete only small sales at
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THE TRIAL TRIP OF THE UNITED SrArEs STEAM
FRIGATE MERRImAc-We copy the following from
the Norfolk Herald of last Thursdays issue:
g The United States steamship Merrimack, Capt
G. J. Pendegras left Boston on Monday, the 25th
February, trial trip and in search of distressed
vessels, having on board Mr.. Deano, naval construc-
tor at the Boston navy-yard under whose superinten
dence she built, and Mr. Lawson, constructor
for her machinery. She far East as Cape Sa-
Bile, and then down the Gulf stream 10 the Iati-
ude of the capes of Virginia, without falling in with
any vessels in Distress but experienced several severe
gales and heavy snow-sorm. The performance of
the Merrimack, both under sail and steam, was in
comparable Her speed is said to be beyond that
of any of the government steamers yet aioat; and
her engine, which is perfection itself, works TO a
charm. Not the slightest arrangement of it's beau
ttul mechanism occurred during the whole trip, nor
was anything deficient out of order, requiring
her detention for a moment. In every respect she
does great credit to all concerned in her construction
and equipment"
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THE Proposed Union of the Black Republican and
Knoyv-NOthlng Tickets.

The Proposed Union of the Black Republican and
Know-NOthIng Tickets.
For the information and qualification of those de-
luded southern know nothings who expecting to
support Mr. Fillmore a means of promoting ma
ticnal principles, quote the following plan for
union of the black republicans and know nothings
made by the New Albany (Indiana) Tribune, and
endorsed by the Cincinnati Gazette The Tribune
says:
q Let the republican party, such, in Indiana,
adopt the presidential ticket brought out by the re-
nublcan convention of the 18th of june placing the
names of their candidates for President and Vice
President at the head of the electoral ticket voted by
them Let the American party, as such, take the
Same course with regard TO the nominees of the
American convention of the Sd of July. The names
of the electors in both being the same pledged
to cast the electoral vote OF the State for the cand
dates of the party having polled the greatest number
of votes of the two. This be readily ascertain
ed by the returns, judges OF election noting their
tally-papers the number OF votes received by the
presidential candidates. respectively also the mum
Der of votes cast for The electors.
I" Bv adopting this course every voter in the State
whether American or Republican, can vote his sen.
tments as TO the presidential preferences while by
uniting all the elements of opposition TO the present
proslaYery administration, we may be enabled to re-
store freedom to Kansas and secure the triumph of
true American principles"
The Cincinnati Gazette endorses the foregoing as
follows
" Several days ago suggested the propriety of
having but electoral ticket in Ohio for the re-
publicans and Americans, and we agree with our CO.
temporary in Indiana that the pIan if generally
red out in good faith, would make certain the defeat
Of the democratic nominees in nearly, if not quite,
every free State while the Southern States, where
the opposition united upon the American platform
and the American candidates. would have free field
to fight their own battles in their way.
we see difficulties in the way, but they not
insuperable difficulties. By the exercise of sound
and liberal action they could easily be avoided
and glorious victory would result from it to The best
interests of the Union and the consolidation of a
healthy public sentiment"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14

PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman would
remain under the dagreeabe breath when by US
ing the 'BaLn OF Thousand F01CerS dentrc9 would
not only render but leave the teeth white
Many do not know their breath bad and the sub
mole drop of the s'Bam your toothbrush and wash
the teeth ght and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by US
no Balm ola Thousand FIoUerS. 1t will remove tG"
4tfnues and ece from the skim leaving it of soft anc
roseae hue Wet towel pour two or three drops ano
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving IN eth n
or cold water pour three drops of Balm OF
Thousand Flowers rup the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operation OF sha
wing Price only Fifty Cents. FETRIDeE Co.. PT2Rrie
KER, Agent.
| Feb 18th, 1856 I4l-om
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DIR. M'LANE's VERMIFUGE
Ahcays resorted to 1ohen every other remedy tai

New YORK, Sept. Is, 1852.
This is certify that my child, three years old, rou
bed with 81 months had tried several kinds
medicine but of them done good and it
not until Dr. Lanes celebrated Vermfuge that she
found any relief gave her the contents of one BOTTLE
which brought from her very large quantity Of worms but
count them My daughter is doing well indeed she is
completely restored health therefore take pleasure in
supply of this valuable medicine constantly your houses
have known many children to die suddenly from the effects
of also not unequently happens that children
treated for Group, when the choking and coughing is
caused altogether by the irritation of Therefore
say again. keep it always in the house it costs but little,
and may be the of saving fe at rate it will
save physicians bills. MRS. LANE, !
No. 333 Eighth street.
RB-Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANES
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros. PIttsborO Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa-
rison are worthless DR. Mcane's genuine Vermuge, also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respectable
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by WIN. H. LlPP1TT.
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS March 18th -lwd&w
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NEW BOOkS.
SNHAkESPEARE PAPERS.--3d volume of Maginne

NEW BOOIAS.
SHAKESPEARE PAPERS--3d volume of Maginne's
- Miscellanies.
''Charlemont; or, The Pride of the Village wv; Gil
hampe' katherine Walton,'' 1.-The Scout Wood
craft, &c
''Rachel Gray Tale founded fact. ByJuia Kava
nagh author of Crace Lee 'Nathalie. Madeline &c
F'Maidee a Romance. From Blackwood's Magazine.
''Vivan Bertram or, A Wfe's Honor BY G. w. M
Reynolds author of Mysteres of the Court of London
MARY Price, Bankers Daughter SC, SC.
'.Ronance of the Harem.' By Miss Pardoe author 0
''Reginald Lyle s'City of the Sultan &c, sc.
'McCauley's History of England, Sd and 4th volumes
ways on hand.
'sLoyd's Steamboat Directory Second supply
Subscriptions received for the Prvate Correspondence
Henry Clay at s. w. WHIrAKER'S.
| March 9th.
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JUST RECEIVED,
On boxes superior Cheese;
w 10 kegs extra Butter;
20 boxes Goldfish;
bbls. Fulton Market Beef;
4" Mackerel, Nos. / w;
200 bags Table Salt;
Il doz Jars Pickles, assorted kinds;
bbs Dried Peaches, pealed
g Apples do.
Currants Almonds &c. For sale low for cash by
JONES FOYLES,
| teb "a. No. so Market street.
MEAL! MEAL :!
NE keep constantly hand supply of fresh CIR OUND
w NEAL which will sell at the market price
either at wholesale retail
i JONES & FOYLES,
Feb nth No. SO Market st.
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The noisy boastings of the Know Nothing journals
must receive cold chill from the following calcula.
ton of the New York Herald, made as strongly as
possible against the Democratic party" The Her
aid goes too far in giving Tennessee or even Ken.
lucky, TO the Know Nothings-and in substractng a
number of Eastern and Western States from the
Democratic column. Take the table as it is, how
ever, ii shows truly lamentable prospect for the
Know-Nob'ngs and the Black Republicans and a
glorious result for the Democracy, which will surely
be realized, if party carry out the saving prnci
pies OF harmony, energy, union, and of measures,
not men :"
me Presidential Vote of 1856, from Present APP
pearances.
ne following is an estimate of the Presidential
electoral vote of 1856, based on the late elections on
the present organization of parties and on all the
existing indications of the drift of the popular vote,
Stale by State, majority or plurality, in November :
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b. the rough article there been nothing of
dn or ast nnd HSs n0mn
PEA NUTs-No change to notice in prices Only small
parcels coming in which are taken at prices ranging within
HAY-The market continues exceedingly dull for all quail
the supply in daS hsavy We D5 hs
into store bales Eastern also received and unsod.
LINEN Nothing done except in the retail way Stock
LUMBER-River-No sales, and we are unable to give
quotation,
whskey and quote from store at 4O45 cents gallon as
in quality Apple brandy in light stock; late ales
and we quote rominally at 50@55 cents.
MoLAssEs-No receipts during the past week, and the
stock arrivals of Caba has been considerably
duced Sales from wharf at 30 81 cents b gallon as in
quantity.
PorArogssh have been in active demand for planting
receipt since last Of only 5SS bbs which sold pre-
vous to arrival at So y bb retailing at 50 so So 75
are q dull at 70 So cents bus6e "''' moro s'' HO
PRovsIoNs-For N. G. cured BACON notice fair
qUy the past week from grocer but the absence any
receipts worthy of note have transactions report
The supply market has become materially reduced and
abe ars merely nominal The stock Of ste Is also
light, but the market is exceedingly dull reduce
se to 81 Uh cents for hG dm and log Il cents
We have change to notice in prices of either N c.
Western make The receipts have been very small for some
weeks past but the demand from retailers being limited the
stock market remains sufficient for present
Small transactions at llt cents in bbls and u cents q h in
kegs.-PoRk--The market is fairly supplied with Nor
thern Mess and the price has rather downward tendency
store during the week at SIS 50 q SIC bb as in quality
No Fresh has been brought and consequently with
out sales-nominal at q 10 cents % b.
PoULTRY-The market very poorly supplied with poul-
try and prices rule high Sec table
EGGsWe reduce figures shade, and quote from carts
at l4@l5 cents ~ dozen.
SALTThe market continues rule dull for all qualities
and there appears be only retail demand No receipts
of Liverpool sack there is moderate supply second
hands, and refer to table for prices cargo
of 800 bushels 4 received this week. but Sold and
is going out of market.
SHINGLEs-Nothing OF moment done. The receipts are
mostly of small parcels Common, which have sold 81 a
81 so B M; market dull See table prices of Contract
TnBER-Has ruled decidedly dull during the past week.
with light receipts We notice sales of only at
from 81 to Sc % NJ parcel per railroad brought $40 30
% M.
FREIGHTs-To New York and Philadelphia remain firm
quotations to Boston advance on Rosin
and Spirits Turpentine. See table.