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N. a. HONNTON,S JMPROvED
AND SELF-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
y 3 q D
Patented du0usf 90. 1884.

Patented august %, 1854.
'INHlS Furnace Is different in many essential
L particulars from any thing ever before eferd
to the public.
1t presents larger amount Of effective radiat-
ing surfsce (ail Of whichis in more direct contact
with the fire. than any other Heater in the
market. One entirely new aud important feature
Is the addition of 4 large amount Of surface at.
tached 70 the lire pot, in the form Of faas, which
adds very much to the power Of the furnace, md
prevent the scracating and cracking Of the pct.
The construction OF its ssif-ciearing radistsr
an important confederation, as it efectaalIy oh
siates the necessity vi cleaning. The radiator
itself cncircles tho body Of the Furnace, and is
connected theTwi.h by six dues, or distributing
pipes, which, taken directly from the top Of the
fire pot are 80 arranged that the fIe is brought in
equal contact with theentirc internal surface uf
the furnace, thereby rendering the radiator and
pipes, ~ also the body. when the direct draft 10
closed Gas 1t always should be, except while kind
ling the drel,a mott powerful rasiatipg surface.
The entire structure. when act, ia mlch Iess in
height than any heaterof equal ca raeity in pref
ent use, thereby anprding au opportunity to give
the importance Of which Is apparent 10 ali whv
have had experience In furnAce-setting.
The joints are all so adjusted as 10 proven. the
escape of gases or smoke, and render onee packing
sufficient for years.
A careful examination of the form and attipr
Of the castings, will show that tho liability 10
crack IS entirely obyisted by the ample provision
which has been made for expansion and contrse-
tion..
This furnace Preaents VI inal and importslt
dendsraium especially to the Western Trade, its
peculiar adaptation H. the Of bituminous coal.
The dues, which arr large. leading psrpspdicu.
Larry from The FIRE pot to the radiators and nearly
50 to the exit pipe, are fully expos 10 the direct
action OF the tire. The re sinous matter Adh Yire
% their inner surfaces is snsily igaitxd, AID NE
fus barns clear, hils the imsnt Is prscipitAt
I'd into the cham Der below.
In the use vt bituminous coal \ smoke pipe Of
increased siSe il employed.
VIZ arc now prepared 10 put up the above named
furnace, fer wood or coal, In both public aud pri-
yAte houses, akshort notice. One Of them can be
seen n tho Congregational IN this city nut
up by Us. COMSfock BNO..
July 3l.d ~ Maip-st.
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I ..s- Ter nAle LoW. 80 &.
a I'M ~ haildi.s ~ q y Iesisst. aseas,
saDh bSiaASs11 enc aad two years. Ineuirs oKths
gfound OF Atthis ealce.
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HUI NH Il AOAA
Cook stoves.
,yvrbxye never met with iremipm stove that
w Yesueh unis ersai satisfaction hs the one 10
which W. here call attention. lis iseisttieh i,f
cooking ard heating are extensivs ~hae =. .le
a'ae time il, by means Of an ar hae
.,.~n tha tront Of the oven, bakes perfectly ara
sconom,rrs greatly overall other ssesss q ths is
.tarn. The beauty, utility and cheAFhess u VIA
new stove cannot Tail to tx the attention. Oh ah~A
'''' coMSToCK 4 Bko.
..aa "a MAin-et.
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Omen Coal Radiator .

NlJEinviteail who with to burn coal IN thRir
w parlors to call and new Radiator -
We mako three sises, suitable for rooms OF all d.
mentions; at No, ~ Main-st-
aprs-d CoMSTock 4 BRO.
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1857. 1857.
COMSTOCK & BRO.
STOVES,
No. ~. Main.st :,

A LSo, constantlyon hand and receiving UiTseS
4 from importers and manufacturers, tinpiats
Russia, imitation and Amercan sheet iron, iron
vire rivcts sheet copper bross and zinc, pig lead,
copper bottoms. bolts andrivets, japanne0 Britain
MA snd plAnishcd ware. Oval boiisrs, skilletss
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur
naces, waae-irons. stove spiders, wagon eoxss
coffee mills ,browners, de-, ac.
apr3-d ClMSToCK 4 BRO.
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Asaical Department Iowa unavsr.
Otnv.

medical Dspas smsns Iowa UnavsP.
sisy.
The Fseulty Of THE in stisution have pur.
chased sad prepared grounds, u the soruss
Of Blondsau ssd Seventh streets, Tor The
erection Of nsw sdi6cs. Tho building will
have front Of 30 fest on Blondssu, snd 65
feet on Seventh, end will present very doe
and imposing appearance. Il will bs three
stories high, asd safnountsd BY dome
The Arst story viii b IA fest high, n the
clear, and tAs sssssd and third stories sssA
II feet. The hrst story will soasAin four
stores, Is By 81 fsss, fronting % Dlesdsas.
Tho Windows and doors will hsvs ssni.eir.
culsr heads, and Tie dressings - he win
dows, the string coarsss, the eaps and basss
to the piers, and the bsAskses to the main
snsrsnee ION Blondeaa strsss) win b. Of
stone. The oorniss will BE- heavy, ssd u
Corinshian styls. The roof will b nssaliie.
Ths dome 70 be 20 fest in diansssy, ed 10
lost high. The bsssnent will eoassin col.
lars for the stores, furnace, Janisor's room.
etc. First story will contain four stores
Second story will contain lecture roos.
laboratory, apparatus room, Faculty room,
dispcnsatory, and ward rooms. Third story
Will contain IN Anphishoatrs, aaasomIcal
museum, dissseting room, dsmoastrator's
room, ets. The anphitheatrs will b. LIGHTED
from The deas, and from The Aoor u tAsss-
phithsasrs TO the sys Of the dome will BE- IS
Feet. Altogether the building will b large !;
% far - ws ean jadge, well Arranged; Ger
taisly Aas-looking; and will b. credit 10
che city, 10 The snssrpriaipg projectors, and
TO The accomplished srchitsst, =. A. Moore.
The estimated cost, We believe, i from &2O,-
600 to $4,000. The walls are 10 b. put ~
and The building to BE- enclosed this season.
National Police Gsss.se, with portraits Of
Mrs. caaaissta. and her baby;
Now York Independent:
Chicago Daily Tinss;
New York Daily Tribune;
Weekly Noavsllssse;
London Punoh-Aug. i;
nIastsassd London Nsws-Aug. II
Hs0esA ASSssU . AA0~btok00 RSVWOp8p9H.
Fer these publications We are Indebted 70
Asssrs. Wilson Co., opposite the Pos.of-
Zee.
Dissaicf OoCas.--Ths next term OF this
court viii commence Ia this city on the I'll
Of September.
PORT o. KEOKUk.
AH1ivALx.
Tins - 1iAs, from rsrt 6usliinR.
Cossvsgo, frsn 81 Louis.
Qainey, do
DRPARrURKs.
Conswsgo, for 81. Paul.
Time and TiAs, 81. Louis,
Quipey, do
since our lest report the river q this point hsa
risen over fourteen inches, Aad still eontiasss 70
rise.
Range - rhsr0e0sssr, Wsa2s, &C..
soa RE WEEK HIDING AUo. II, 1857.
BY D. c. DEWEY, n. D.
FuRan0mRYsr -,~r
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Ast AIR riuc Cock steve,
Quincy City.
NEcail particular attention to this stove
w which for beauty and finish cannot De sur
passed. IT takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
will bake quicker and with less fuel than any otb-
erstove in the world. Every stove We will warrant
to perform we'll, and not TO crack by hre, and
fai elm will be remeded BY us ~ our
ownexpense. Pleaseoaii and examine this new
aprs-d CoMsTOCK BRO.
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The Des m otnes WooA and Ceal Go.
MILL keep for sAle, 1t their yard at the Kso-
w kuk and Fl. Dies Moines Railroad Depot,
Wood BY the cord, snd also prepared for USE
Also, Coal from the best mines in the Des Moines
Valley, which they vii deliver IN any part Of the
city, short notice.
Orders left stthc Enilroad Depot or With Bald
win Evans, corner Main and Attn sts., will bs
promptly attended to. Price low. Terms--Cash
on delivery. tjsnel9 -atf
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FARE FROM kEOKUK

nsS- Passengers leaving Keokuk at Z D. m. viii,
obtain grod nights rest, take the q. N train
and arrive In Chicago at p. m, or Cincinnati the
next morning to Breakfast.
ETup River leaving keokuk ut the same time
reach Gaiens or Duuleith the next ming to sup
per.
@D-close connections made III Chicago with all
Eastern Trains.
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80 good article viii always triumph over
any psstsndsd initAtios. II has hssa sssA thaa
every city 10 paradise II hunbugs; Sst let .
really msritorioas article, capsule Of doing ali
that Is promised for It. and It viii stssd tAs test
u any opposition dependent upon inaa.sd aoteris-
~; and Hoststtsr . famed 6teMssA Bittsn bsar
svdsnes 81 this, for it has been taken hold Of by
the people and tried, and not found wanting Ia
saring sny case Of Dyspepsia, in any form. When
thsse facts are known, Why should it not be apprc-
eisssd, ssd sssd By every body. For GALE by Drug
eiss end Dealers generally.
HAaRIsos Grssoaa, Agents.
aagfs-dAv Main ST., bet. eth and It'll.
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COMM ERCIAL.

F,s4 wassOsSscs. Aug. ie,ssSS ii
kssAsk wAsnssals PSaes . areens.
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OTICE,
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS I
TtlnAGANst, g.A0e 4 0uel.

AAvk now IN stock. ard are daily recei wing, a
=! large ani eompietc assortment OF BuILpERs
HARDWARE consisting II Mortice aud Rim Locks
and Lstchets, with plated, pearl, white or min I
knobs.
Butts, loose and fast jeirts all sizes.
Axle-frame pufieys, Wiaaov Trim ntnps Of All
description; Sash Locks, .toupd. Square, Spring
and Flush Bolts sliding door Shca,es 10 ks, and
i.tchss; B'll-ruir, Ut various patterns; Goat and
Nat Hoop; black walnut, MAHOGANY, mini and
pearl white Drawer and shutter Knobs ;rhumb
latches plated AID eh ina Masterpieces for Speak
INF Tubes; Alarm Whistle, aongs, Ac., 10.
Those In want Of geed Trimmings will End Ii 10
their advantage TO aivras call, At
No. lbs ,fdin Street,
jyl0d nstw3eu ath and 6thssts
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CAA0. ". LO WW2Rs
ATfORNEY AT law.
AhOAO elUHAs
NILL praeeios in Les and adjoiains sountis q !.
w aad II shs 6aprsns Const u the State.
Once over ftckisn Lucas Mask, rhird-st.
jsn31-dly xsI n
NoTlCE.
The Arn Of c. X. voorhies Co., was on the 1t
Aay 81 Jsly. 1851. daly diseol ssA. zkS hsaaasss
will hsrssftef - carried % AnAss she lAreUf
Ja1y =, 1871. C.k.&J. 4. tOORAlKe.
vlsRe Pistssial kisss-y - - Anostcsn Nsvy
ea0Dsisinf live q itsdsstinestssAs
-, ~ Jehn Jrost, 1. !. D. tsss roe q 81
Apsd OGDEN, tROWNEL1 . co. II
Ora0gesy oranges
OK bxS. beautiful "Sorrento" orsngss, in
20 psins ORDER, juat received by
KING 4 TAYLOR,
AueSd No. 4Ain-s!.
- A. UDaa00OQg i 1S-sa1 x
(AkkKM1k8 AND DUlkD0Rs she's So~th.
Neast essneR of EBDhanee a1A l1eA. s4 sg
-
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/ ELOURil FLOUR II! FLOUR IN

FLOUR HLOURl! FLOURiil FLOUR TIL
Wno3Uk q sys01noDsx nge6s
e1NRDeahoNtAsss having ahossa. ~ sepAl1sd1ka
aAsve nilass slsefaseds - tuseas6 ~ 49,
bans IT keokak vitA 1lesr Whieh thsy uaSnnt
sqaAl 70 aoy breaeht - this masksA - Wsal1
respectfully selisis Afairss1 inpestiaA tstal.
VI Bsea eaA 44aAinp sesetaDlly e4haaA.
HsA Now m0DO0A0 Uo0k0s
ErHE Irus Masonic Chart ana Hslfeguphie Mon
n ~ ito9.R 4eSs
II NAscnic Manual.
Nsv Masonic 1ressls Board.
M0eaie 4sxt-Doek.
Aaseais Nsisliss Tor ths 0sa3t. e.
1est11eas 0lAAAK1s6
ane9 Literary Depot.
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Fer Sale u Oor9aln.
A Ineligible buil1insiot, ~ isstlsoal, or ises q
.Aths opties - 49, .puouAnboe. s0oia lot 10 .
hlsh essss1saad willhs ssl1sAsaptf a39lis11ss
msats. Iaantse ~ ~ ua1ogoiauea. n 1ev3u
building. cessey = 4xtA:sst sn1!esE -.
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lmDossans NosAce .

Important Noslce.
An AeuB EnA DIcAfoa .il-Covsll's DsAsssine
MIXTURE 10 positive cure for Ysssr and Asas and
all Bilious Diseases. This Hixtnre has been BE-
Sore the pablic for aasnbsr Of years. and Has a.
ways esss sssd with success. II 10 harmless
and esrtsia rsnsdy. Get pamphlet from the
drassbts and Rad II ssd yes viii bssatisasd.
We will sarraaa this remedy 70 cure (wAsn taken
4ceosAing - 1reetonsl twsssy AVE- per cent. more
eases 81 ASas ard Fever than any other nedisine
now sold. Il esntains ssiahsr ansnie PSsssir acid
orssssyshsine. Gets bst,ls ed yos seed ~ fear
Agus and Kevss sny more rs
Is boldhers ~ 0Conpor Bro, and Maxshall q
Ittsss: 1. 4. Porter Bro, Proprlstess, Rsst
lslaxA, Ills. tAsaS-A1u
II wnsss fnErn, PsHvusrD BasAsaAsD 1aAufi-
ssI CoxsLsxlos can - acquired y sslAs The
/" o&i1 u . Thousssd Rlossn.'. uhat AaAy ~
gentlsnaa voald laber snasf sAeSusSS q di1s-
ssss6bis breath, whss ~ usisg ~ ss1Aln ~ :
Theasand Flowers" - : dsntsiAss. vsaA tealy
ssnAsr IL svesA hatassvs - tsstA = wtls = ~
aA4sssrs NsHy psrsens 20 nol knsv tAxir teeath
Il bad and the sshJest isso Ssiissts tksif &xinds
viii never nsntioa Il. Dessss - sosntss1slts.--
- euss III hottie isaigneas waA
Fer salsby all DssgeisAs. Ds011AsAal
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aoWa state Insurance Company.
OFFICE ~ sAAPLs's new BUiLLiko, End sroay
Second Street, Kcokuk, lows.
vlSIIIS Home Company takes Risks on the safel
olasses Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, atratss reasonable ~ those Of any rsliss
bic company.
DIRECTORS:
9. II Perry, Il. X. Ford, James r. Cox,
Geo. b. smyth, VIM. Y. Turner, II. D. Wood ard.
A Bridgmsn, z. II. Harrison, IS. r. VOORHEES,,
John AeCnns, J.W. Rankin.
ORHICEAs:
Q. II. PERRY, Pres, 4. II. HARRISON, Trsas i
J. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, VIZ. TUKNRk, See
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DccalSen Ferry AID Land &c.
/ her trips shout July let, running from the new
Ferry Landing 1t the upper end Of "a street the
town Of Decalion. The boat is new and oommo-
dious and will make constant trips from sunrise 10
sunset. The road flein the Ferry Landing at Do
caiion il in good order, and the c. 4.psny are de-
termined 10 every eAeiti.n u please the trav-
cling public both in rates Of fare AID ferry accom-
modAtions. J. II. 81 LLtvAN,
c. x. DlAoxp, Scc'y. President.
juns36dIm
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VUyHE household furniture belonging TO the o.
i tate Of D. =. Htoddsrd, deceased II o6ssed q
private sale at hts late rcsiue nee on Juhnson st..
between sth and 9Th, Heaslip's block. Parior,
Chamber and Dining Room sets, al new, and Will
~ sold very low. La0gS-d
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WIN. w. BELKNAP,
AGENT FOR
STAR ms. CO., OF O1DENSRURG N. Y,
CAPITAL 100000.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 700.
PHOENIX INSURANCECO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 5000, 200.
flNHE above companies have complied with tAs
i Insurance. law Of Iowa, and Policies will b
isssed at fair rates 1t the Hsokub Agency, With.
oat delsy. OHcs in the Iron Front building
between Main and johnson.
au~A.dlm
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Fire, Marine, and Life InsHsance !
MERCHANTS FIRE MARINE ms. CO..
Of phil.dsiRhia. Capital tAeo, 900.
FIRE AN b MARINE ms. CO.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Harrisburg, Penn. Capital 330o, 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Hartford. Capital 81, S0e, 900.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Springfield. Capital tle0,o00.
L. G. A. sIkISLEN Agent,
july25d Corner sih and Msin-sts.
Insurance Agency!
HOME
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4, WALLsTREET,N.Y.,
Capital ~, 600, 900.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
nnnDcEPomT
FIRE 4 MARINEINS.C co. BRIDGEPORT CONN,
CAPITAL $780, 900.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND, %.
CAPITAL $500, coo.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINEINs co. ,Fosp Dr. LAC, Wis,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
DOLICIEHissued in the above Companies on the
1 safer classes of risks only, At fair rates, and
losses adjusted and promptly paid, at tho once Of
.prfs WIN r TURNER. Agent.
WAU q ONsh A FIhE AND MARlNE
INsURANGE COMPANY,
fscorpsvssst ~ the Lrsislotsrt Of Hisoss IN 1855
Once Tin Iron Buildins) corner Of Lake and
State Streets,
cH1cAG0................. ................ILLINOIE
Capital 1900, 900.
INSURANCE effected against loss or damage BY
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vtolBns. Fiutes nnd Bantos.
ME are expecting daily zoe assortment Of
w the above Instruments, smsng which there
will BE- Ane eight key Cocoa Flutes With and With
out Ivory tops, and Concert Danjos Of the beat
quality. PATRICK 4 GROUSE
N. d. Occupation and very small commission
10 all We desire-we wiiinot call il preHt
june7fd p.AC
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NO AU mNGG.
G. u. Perry has constituted Gao. W. McCRARy
his lAuful Attorney 10 sell to any one desiring 70
pulekass property Tor actual improve msnt, during
his absence East, some Of the mos, desirable pro.
pery within tbs city limits, upon terms which will
a1ofa any enc desiring to do 30 On opportunity 70
city.
Esquire at the ofRce Of NcCs AaY BRucn, on
ThiIdstssss, between Nstn : Johnson.
iy6 d9 c. II. PERRY.
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on FIT frost on MAin-st., corner OF Sixth 1T.
ON g test tsoato % 1tith-ss., corner Of Blondeau
Lot Ne. h blsek ~, on Dioadesu-st., betwssa
9Th and 7th.
Teo dwelling houses On 81 sArset, nsas 1slto,.
IAlatre = =. A. HOOTH,
J; A1g5A3w A. c. Company . OGse.
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DissaIcf OoUas.--Ths next term OF this
court viii commence in this city on the 7th
Of September.
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pU1eON % Natural History 81 Man, Tie 0ioSs,
~ and - oaAdrupsds, With additions from CO.
vlsrs tAeDpede, and other prominent natsrAfists,
for sale BY OGDEN BkOWNELL AGO.
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however full or hate, are thoroughly accutomed 70 vent
IN cuSes only and the prise will most kely result
be OF the ves Of the gallant and
who have rsked them In the mad eudeAvor to give their
country freedom and peace.
the woods of Saerno there hun dreds Of foot
sore hungry suffering, hAsgard and frenzed wandering
with muske and catass facing every hardship an every
danger OF their desperation aud the uuendu
rabe misery of their fatherand Life has value for
them Ruined exiles they return 70 be sho! down Ia
,ne Me%p 70 gam nem Sa ser 70 psoae'
death will only be q further freedom II they cannot
hberate their native soil And oil this reais at this
blood Is fowng-blood that most assuredy is upon the
head Of the rured ran,, Ferdinand Of Naples We feel
deeply for hese poor brave bu. what eau We do
Ly ons feet al this moment At Legoorn at 5,ezza
down to their aid unless In violation Of oil inter-
national law and faith We have remonAtrated vain,
and have withdrawn from all mun,cAton With the
Court OF Naples account OF Its dsgraceul government
Of people. We cannot at present do more We must
leave the goperH in the hands Of ne natiow upon which
hdmp and Of the Ioudesce from sohsch falsely claims
right dimne TO degrade humanity is e Garnet desire
even in country We have pulled down
unjust rulers and swept away tyrsnnes. All our
sympahies are with the Italians and what fair aid
give will not fail TO be rendered the moment 1t be
honorably claimed This is matter II mere theory-no
question of oocuines despotc repubican-but A.
tar Of deep interest TO all men, TO all nations
nalions who cannot endure fair country, with
inhablants possessed OF so many admirable qualities,
blasted and rendered byword and Kissing by the ru
and determined stupidity and wickedness OF the
Princes and Aners who are still permitted TO reign over
and to distract it. There security in Italy for proper
ty, liberty or life. The first rights Of the governed denid
by the governors taxation Is onerous, trade insecure, and
luttice unauaDabe, while every mans freedom IL al the
mercy OF common into, and political spies, who may
any moment snatch him from ns family, hurry him to
prson long 10 Dger VI tried TO be tried at last unfairly
and convicted upon worthless evidence or, perhaps
upon his own false confessions, compelled by
torture. 1t is not to be endured; our only wonder
is the patience of the long tried peopeno at the al
moot hopeless attempts that the daring make; but
the day will come when to attempt will TO succeed aud
when shall have to congratulate Italy her choice Of
rulers, and the effort which she must and will
make 70 free herself forever from the odous and antigua
ted monstrositits which still dare TO usurp her govern
ment TO dish onor her and fame, and 10 spre nse
ry want and death over the eng and brea th of the
beautiful Re ninsula
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The British Parliament.

1sTHMuH OF kUbZ CANAL PROJECT.
In the House OF Commons 9Th Of July Mr. n. Bsexs-
aked the First Lord Of the Treasury whes her Hsr
Msjeetys government would use It's influence with Hs
ghness the Sultan In support Of application which had
been made by the vIceroy OF Egyp. Tor the sanction OF s
sublime Forte 10 the construction Of ship canal acros
the sthmus Of suez, for which session had been
granted by the Vceroy OF Egypt 10 Ferdinand dc L.
scps and which had received the appreciation OF the prn
cipa Cities ports, and commercial towns OF the united
kngdom and, II any objection entertained by Her
hsesv's government to the undertaking, 10 state shs
ground OF such ohiecton7
Lord PAIsERsros-Her Nslesty's government certainly
cannot undertake to Use their influence with the saltsn 70
induce him TO give permission for the construction OF I'M
canal because for the last een years her Msjcstys GO
vernmen have used ell the influence they posscss ~ Cos
carried into execution. (Hear) is an underiasss
which, believe, In point Of commercial character may oe
deemed 70 rank among the many bubble schemes ms.
time TO time have been pamed upon guliple csr ~, -
(Hear, and q laugs) 1bcneve that y phyncssy , ,
Wacncabe, except Of an expense whcs woua rhss.v.
great 20 warrant the expectation OF any money IN sny
such upderatns f INV honorable friend has any oonsttu
enp who likely TO do sol would ma ,nem'e,.s
he gronp5 h,cb the government have opposed the
scheme Private individuals are le 20 ,sse os,v W W.,
own interests and they us Of 80 sone Phi Inc
sts VIZ ons hostile 10 the interests Of this
coun,ry-opposed TO the standing policy o. ing
1 snu IN Ero,ov which has been supported by the
Wv. "a The treaty Of Paris. The obvious political ten
The undertaking TO render easy the sepa
nenoy ~ Fsvp from Turkey. n Ia founded Also
-. sneouiaiions with regard to easier access 70 our
i.S,sn poescssions, which ! need not more dhtncty
sor rovth because they will be obvious 10 any body
~ n. va any attention the subject. can only express
surprlse that n. Ferdinand de Iesseps should have
reckoucd SO much on the credulty Of English capitalists ~
no should succeed In obtaining English money for the pro-
motion OF scheme which Is every way 20 adverse IA
british inter ests Hear, hear That scheme we
suncbed, believe, about aeen years ago az rvs N
he railway from Alexandria by Cairo 10 suer when
Ders infinitely more practicable and likely 70 Be more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
the Bisp.no Mexican Ip,brogIio,

The Paris pondent Of the ind'ddncc Beige writes
a. follows, under date OF July -
The dispute between Spain and Mexico goes, unrortu-
natey through all the phases foreseen and Indicated long
time since by me Intsndonce appears that the rep
rcsenstons made 10 Senior Lafrsgua by the Representa-
tive, Of Franco and England In Madrid IN order 10 induce
the Mexican Envoy 10 adopt sincere and concsiory sys
TEN in his negotiations with the Spanish Cabinet have
not produced such effect a. was 10 be anticipated.
Tue letters which have received TO day from Madrid