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Medicines.
A B A / U l. H L A ID
r 9 II q L O S sly AIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGR

And who that b EEa} TEnId net hsvst restored to
stored; or troubled with dandrufF and ito6Ins but
would have 1t removed, or troubled with scrofuIs
sca!d head; or other eruptlons bat would be cured
or with sick headache neural but would be on red
II will also remove all plmpes from the face or KIN
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative viii do ali this see
ANN AR.oR. Nov. S, 1855.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: have heard much
said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora-
tive, but having been often cheated by quackery
and quaok nostrums, hair dyes, Il O.. disposed
ths thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edies, until l met you In Lawrence county some
induced the ri ofyour Rs.torative IN my family S
hrHt, by my good wife, whose hair had become very
of your large bottles her hair was restor. nssIy to
it's original beautiful brown oOor, and had tho ened
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
because Its beauiIy ing effects upon the HAIR, but
mind Others OF my family and friends using
your Restorative with the happIest effects; there
foIe my skepilcism and doubt in reference to its val
ue and character are entirely removed. and and
do mOst cordially and oonfidentIally recommend Its
use by all who would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason of sickness or asel to orig
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
WY ' NN b ss6LoMoN MANN
FRIEND WoOp: 1t was long time after saw you
at BlIssheld before got the bottle Of Restorative
for which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detrol, and when got it We concluded to try 1t on
Mrs Manns hair. the surest of its power. It
has done al hat you assu ed me IL would do; and
Others of my family and friends, having witnessed
its effects. are now nsng and recommending It's use
10 others entitled to the highest
claim for il.
Again. very respectfully az truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLyLR, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
| have used Prof O. J. W GODS Hair Restorative,
and have admired it's wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as l thought, prematurey gray, bat
b5 the of has restorative has resumed it's
nal color and, have no Doubt. permanently SO.
s. BREESE, eX Senator u. g.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO, Proprletors, $40 Broadway,
N. Y. G1 the great n. J. Wire Raiiing Establish
And sold by all good Druggists.
lie ~ Smr
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THOUGHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK. for
L young persons; by Miss sswsll. author OF Amy
Hubert; 81 cents.
Barclays City OF the Great King, VOL. svo. ool
m2 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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HOME INSURANCE CUMPANT OF NEW
IL YORK.
Surplus orey---- 10000
The undersigned, having been appelated Aren't of
this Company, IS prepared to issue Policies on Ruil
dlngs, Merchandise, Steamboats, 30, ON as fayora-
bic terms as other responsible oonpanies.
No. 5l2 It'll st., oppo inteigenoer Oftcs.
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Depository deposlting Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
DepOstes of Gold will he paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depositors allow Ing
them To deposit Gold and Check for CURRENCY the
deposltoI being credited with the difference.
&c S-n CHURB BROTHERS.
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day" fixed for the restoration of said lsnds, VIZ:
North o. the base Iias asG trsst of she fourth
principal nsrIdtdn.
townships g, s., S. and IS, Of rsnEel2
Townships 80, 81. 81, 81, 81, and IS, of range a.
Townships D. e. 81, 81, So, S. 81, and IS, of range
Townships q 50. 81, 81, S. 81, and IS. of ranges Is
Townships 49, o. s.. s. T. S. ST. IS. IS, 81, 50, So,
and ~, OF ranges ls snd 70.
Townships q. g. 81, s., 81. and IS, OF range %.
At the land office at SUPERIOR on Monday, the
thrd day Of May merit, subject to the "proriSo."
as stated above, IN reference to like lands in the
Hudson district, the townships which were with:
roads from St. Cro1 river or AXE ITO tbe west
end OF Lake Superior: and to Bayfield, viz:
North Of the base line and tceyt of the (oxrtS
priHriPal meridian.
Townships - and 81, of ranges.
Township 50. Of ranges.
townships - and 90, Of ranges and 9.
Townships q. 40, and 80, of range 10.
Townships Al and -, Of range is.
Township ~, of range Ia.
Township Al, of rangel6.
Notice is also hereby given that the townshi ps de-
scrined IN the ioIiowng, under the Sd 4h 5h. 9th,
and 9Th heads, which have not y ct been of,red hut
SAFE before beng stbJect 10 PIRATE entry will he
released from their recent withdrawal for railroad
purposes and open 20 Pre- snlption other unofer-
ed public lands on the days and at the places specIh-
ed, To wit:
81 head. At the land ofhc. at MENAsHA on
ships on the route of the road from F ond du Lac,
on Lake Wlnnebago, northery to the State Ine,"
VIZ:
North Of the bass line and saf OF tks fourth p,,r-
cipdl meridian.
Township q, OF rang es Is and Ia.
Townships %, q, 81, IS and 81, of range H..
townships D, -, ~, SIS s.. and 81 OF range l8
Townships %, y. 80 81, and 81, of range Is.
4th head. At the land Office at EAU CLAIRE on
Monday, the ffth day o. ApTil next the towns Inns
on The rrue of the road from Madison or Coluu,-
bus, by the way of Portage City. to the St Crox
river or lake, between townships twenty Eve and
thirty viz:
North Of The base line and east Of the fourth pri,
eipol insridian
Townships q. n. p %. and b, of rangeI
North Of ths base line and tcsu of "a. forth
principal pssr,dian
townships 81, 81, 81. s. 81, IS, IS, ST. S. 50, and 40.
OF ranges |, 2. ), and 4. N ~
Townshlps 81, 81, So. 81. and a. of ranxaS
Townships 81 and 81. OF range il.
5th head. At the land office AZ HIrDsoN nm Nor-
gay rae htrd day Of May next, the Townships on
me proposed roads from the st Crolx river or
,ake 20 the west end OF axe Superior: and 10
stated IN references TO Offered" iands in rms dr.
lr,ct on the routes OF the above mentioned proposed
roads, viz:
No'h OF rae base tfns and trsst of the foHrfh
principal meridian.
Is, i6, and IL.
9Th head A. tho md ofhc~ 81 RAucIatpE ~
MONDAY, "a fhird day Of May sszt. the townships
on the proposed roads from the "St CroiI rlver or
axe ito the west end Of Lake Superior; and 10
bayheh," subject TO the "Proriso," as stated
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~ - - Y-nl T. u..VI ~. -.
""'
80, p,m..t... 49,
performed rs Mrt.aan's KelraneulLn.
imsrt. Read for vnur..t,s..
Thomas fori. a blacksmith living nsar
tfta.avsuas on Tenth atr.st. had . Lusf..
he rnuains sors on Al. fs,t. lie ,rIeI
,ariou. liaimruts. Sa,tes. a. .tui could
d,its soat. lie ae.tstsdsfs+,Fbs helms
~. 20 ssfistbistr sJs ar,in. bss.g.s
M es,id nst be4r ~ sishton M. fass,
and n sas small bottle ~ M.fsaa'. tsl.
canis uil Lnlmsnt, be 4 nos psrfsetiy
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Sole rrcrrl.t1f Of ,he Cordia'.
Also, Mel.sln. Nelcasc ull ~l.inin4ant.
rrfriuc,pai irNe, Oh lte corner u
Third aui Pine streets, IT. Louis. No.
rrFpr sale in psHcls, Nssis. ppi, hs
IIius D. CLAlkf.
a ne BRIT Conner.
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ifN HHHH " HHI
uHif lH
i a4#h hei Um Nffhs
mH ii HH f sHl iff
tHasa Al fhH ma #sH $50
at aHffff hHt
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fsHaII ~ 81. safI.a I'd
fFH
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U.at.r.Is. uafftu. I,saat p.I..
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ssss NJ ua..t wv ~ ttasl. tt.H Dan ~
sulmtsIns lnib lissI. psMItIistint 0ftbs
lieafi, rHoFWp hfihtfa siami. +.
sa0t mat.t.u pbyliaa M a~nat..tr
- - u.
l~ansss. "a t6e At,n anl m .,rbi
tmfs. lenatl t.taf.. Palm III 0ha small.
I'll tE. srs.tb..tnfs# II. suiIanHa .hs.
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MI. t.Ib AMI T,,st anl AN. tDt gbtII.
esd l.,,fl. nwiIl ll.l s,ifs dsai.s, n
tbe nIaliaf aud Namb. su,h a. ssmua.
Wmlnssa. ln-raniinanoe M { nns. strat.
rn,s,. lni ammatan ot We4trssa ~ th.
Nom, .r UlaIdar. WbHrs. a..
fh,f, q - .Hniai, ala~i a.
THIS elflinl wIl nfitr inl % 0ufN hnl
NJ ihe aheto liselses, Il tiAen a. poe "a.
frti ms on rheh bottle In 6grmhn, ~
rltb or rruch
ntfr nsif . .Hfiisn ~ Haiiiss
ht,e been suld duiiIRi month
hhl iu no instance his \ ihlitl 10 fitin.
rnliff satisfaction Nhe' uen' WI ~
ltf rom wetAn''s ~ uehlily when w
ifaas >ffeHgihfAily 'oratal "ul eur
yoaf
TO fHt LdDihN'
D. You wish 10 be healthy aud strong
Then ga at once and get s1meai Mclean.
Cordial. will strengthen and ,n'igo
rate yoar blood to low lhroaeh s'sf'
tfin' AMI the rich, rosy bloom % noun
20 yplr cheeks again. Every bottle va
ranied togivs .t~ii.iaeliun
ron cHiL DRkN
We say 70 parcnls, II your children ".
s'ekly, piny, or afflicted With complaint
prevalent among children, give thum
smnll quantity Of M,Leau's Cordial. am
it will make them healthy, fat aud robust
DELAY not % moment try i and you sil
be convinced.
" = prilcieus 10 ttgt.
EiLRl COUNTRY MkRcHiSf
should not leave threiiy until he has pro
'urcd asupp1N u hcl'nnn's S%sFcngthsninI
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tommls,loncrs SALE OF Town La,s,

DrRSrNNf % ~ inter'otalory H..
crce. rendered 10 q ease vhfrein
Wood. Bacon 5 Ou.. arr compartments,
aul james bowers j. lrfcninu. n the
Chanceiy Court 81 pino'a Cnuuiy, State
u Mississippi. 1t the MAY tenn, ISIS,
thereof, " o, a. Cumiai .iauar tAarin
appointed, proceed % .fi' % lubl sHc.
ton. a ihe Coartl u eass j9sr, 10 ~ town
II Pamela Is said County ,pu Monday, the
- iay ~ November. lsis. hetv Zen ,he
hour. prescribed hy las, ou a credit u
IA month. from the DIS - sale. etth Ia.
tercsi from slid tay VI sale. thr follow.
Ing described Lpt., "a the town u Pamela.
state Of Mississippi. via Los ~. oHa,
tao. three, flnr. ftc and six, iH block
No. oue, q. marked on the vlau Il "a 4
torH. or - much thereof AZ vill fiv lie
amsunt 4 said de,rcs. iuterv., and c1s's.
The purchaser will BE required - give
bond anil s~searii! for the payment q iis
purchase money.
JOHN c. HARRISON,
Comm.ssiousr.
September -. ISIS. J5 IL.
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TUR

We say TO parenls, II YOUR children are
siekiy, plny, or afflicted With complaints
prevalent among children, give thUm a
smnll qanutit, Of M,Leau's Cordial. aud
it will mnke them healthy, fat aud robust.
Delay DO, o moment ny !, AMI you Nill
Ln ruutinc.I.
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JAILoRS NOTICE.

Ns rnNNitttum te jll of ris
~ m'i 'HHul. Na 70
EHfh ilt NJ September, r. % So no
MN FOL. ruHHvtt' isHf ltft aiWlu n
sisni a. nt 100 ieir an. f'et. ! uahps
/ h te If HIHut ltt Uf 300, rnuul.
ea. % vhit hratNf hut ri dnVu BOO ltn
hl. several Of be- urrar front
Buds, lws also amhll scir un flr right
:. a. ril's hs aino HENRY, sad
~, ON hpiunl- tO hlhtfi a.imufr, 10
NJ i,er Hind. rnFnn, Ni.s,sippi.
iNr HwpNr b. ,'n mmtulhl 10
suH 10. vnli, prov pInnN'tt pas chn
pm tHko him away ~ ht sill Boz dealt
with o.. the lte directs
y T.. tufUgtil, Jfiior.
ur'ebsr q. tNik. iw
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Negroes for Sale!

WILL Stt18 ta tar highest bidlrr. at
Sariis. hst- the lluFs ~ II \.
u aud > l.. VI. ~ Saturday. the go n
urtuhrr nsxt. ~ a grelt, ttli tho 1t ~
i%,ha,sy isis. too ieilaeus ussfg 'ltfes,
a. sits
iSttNN. aged "a weave,
NIFTY, f" ai~iui) So years
kAIl. " ytuFs.
ahug,ir. sgr1 . years.
WADE. : uau,h..
Thsshs,e npstuss will BE- s1latore,hc.
.nd the purchaser required ts give an ~.
..tsri I'raft On N'mphs.
7. H. MuStt.Et.
september -. iSiS. Ii-lw.
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Good Brandyl

lust revived. one eask OF superior
vrusA nnsiy, which | an prepared to
ell IL quart bottles. All persons need.
ta9 sesuiy fer nedieiasl purposes. will
Nd u The best article in the ceaasrv.
Alotsf Zoe Cigars. Call sscn at the
ssDsisk cssues..
sye-0 THOMAS y. CLARKE
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~ you wish 20 be healthy and .irnnr'
Then ga ut once and get Homeai McLcnna
Cordial. Il will strengthen and ,n,igo.
rate yoar blood TO iow throagh .,sry
vein, ami the rich, rosy bloom 70 mount
10 yoar checks again. Every boi,lg var
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u,AkfN tPtyf ,. " ti1Iciell, living
t4ag Plea atut Mount. ~ email
IRON. GRAY MARE COLT, ; ,cir,
oil Appraised To- 80 VI.
y. u. luNts, RfHgsr =. e.
OetcAar q. .kis. 5s..3w.
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HYENA LOOSE IN PAULDNa CoUNrY.-On
Wednesday morning last between three and four O'Clock
striped byena broke loose from his cage n the oa'n OF
Mr. Eli Watson few miles west Of Pauding The beast Is
the property Of Mr. Gaming formerly OF the firm OF Maybe
Gaming Co. well known circus and menagere prosrie
tors) who quarters his collection OF animals during the
winter at the farm Of the above named Tho mon
ster not missed until daylight Raising numerous
crowd of farmers Mr.. Watson went in search of him
Knowing the terrible instincts Of the ANIMAL the party
proceeded graveyard about mile Distant and there
found He bad dieipterred two WY buried bodies
and mostly devourei them He had also partly dug up
other graves To capture the monster alive in his then
nfuriated state was, Of course, mpossbity. Mr. Wat
son. therefore, fired rife at him. but did not hit him.
The monster sprang among the men, pouuced upon
German named Pafenburg, killing him almost instantly.
boy and two in the crowd were also Knocked over
and cons peraby though not fatally injured The German
was the only person killed. The hyena made for the
woods II was reported that he killed man on his way
thher but the report not authenticated large force
was Immediately raised aud the animal pursued but
had not been found The hyena formerly
belonged to Van Amburgh Co., and is said TO be the
largest Of his species in America He had, we are
informed, been reared in cage, and had always been
considered and pesceable anmas OF this kind
be rendered His escape fearful work, and his pur
have need hardly add created great excitement
in the vicinity Of Pauldng Cleveland (Ohio) Herald,
Feb q
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BRoApwAY nEAnH-fovers OF Equestrian VIII nave
but opportunity after 10 night OF seeing those
unrivaled bareback riders Messrs. Melville aud Eaton
Stone 90 through their astonishing oats in the mt ring
Nmo's GARpEv-Dan Rice the greet Snowman" Is
10 take his frat benefit here 10 night All the artists
trained animals and other resources OF his extensive
establishment 20 be brought into play for this occa
sion.
BowxRY TiIE.rs Manager Eddy may well be proud OF
the 1attering applause that has every evening greeted
him his life. lie 10 night tenders
''fa Tour de Nesie,' Jack sheppard, and "a pe IN
Paris"
Burrows --Brouehams favorite comedy, entitled "Ro
and Reality - ~ be revived bw evening uessrs
Burton, Mathews wsict and the author 10 enact We
principal characters The "wsgs OF Windsor s 70 be
the after piece.
wn-cxs-Buoksope' comedy entitled "Rura Fe
braces the OF ali the principal artists attached 20
the talented company 70 be followed by the "Crown
Prince"
Laura KErSE's TInhIRr the resort large
numb, re- of our fashionable and intelligent cHzes VII
have &C late been greatly amused with "Whse Ecs,
which II 20 be repeated With the "tady Of tue Lions
this evening.
American ursF1s-Tbe dramatic announcements Cor
today are the drama tty led "reand as Is, N the az
erUon and the remarkably Successful adaptaoo OF the
UPicneer Patriot, Maid u the War Path' In the
evening
EugopaNrsw The countless admirers OF that great
democratic institution, the "coored OPERA cannot De
otherwise than satisfied with the vsried aud srcy pro
wammes issued for this evening by Geo C1rsty SWoois
Ministries, the Buckleys aud the Bryants Any ono OF
them will afford much nerrmest rs can De feaonably
desired at one sitting
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Case Of Anderson, the Kidnapped Negro.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN THE MAYORS OF Fnw
YORK AND RICHMOND, VA, ON THE suBJEor-A
RETORT COURTEOUS.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YoRK, Feb. 8, 1858.
To THE Hon JosErH MAYO, Mayor Of Richmond, Va
DEAR SaR-I send herewith the affidavit Of George 7.
mble for msny years Of the Trustees OF the PUBIC
School Society OF this CITY, and eminent merchant Oh
long standing and greatly respected here. | sincerely
thank for your exertons in not allowing the properly
Of George Anderson his labor IN be Invested under
suspicious and hope that this instance OF
moving any feeling OF sectional acerbity or prejudice
wherever it may exist. May ask you 10 OBTAIN 'or
George An ersoD the his city Of any white person
who knows him here, ana send the name TO me. am,
DANIEL f. TEMANN, Mayor.
RICHMOND, Feb. Q. 1858.
To THE Hon. DANIEL +. TIEMASN Mayor of New York
DEAR SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
Of your noe Of the Sd inst enclosing tho af1tavit Of
Geo. T. Trimbe, and since then have received your
message by telegraph requesting me to detan Mason
Thomas charged with kidnapping Geo. Anderson free
negro, from your city. and selling him here slave
bave now 70 inform you that | have remanded MN 10
await ycur message, as desired
In that note you say You sincerely thank for my
ertons in pot allowing the property OF Geo Anderson IN
his own labor 70 be Invested under suspicious circum
stances and hope that this instance my part not
be without its effects in removing any feelings OF
sectional acerbity or prejudice wherever II may exist
should indeed rejoice any such result from any act
OF mine. In this instance, however, could claim no
merit in bringing 1t about, for have done nothing more
than my duty in vndcatng the laws Of sister State and
thereby preventing wrong 10 OF her citizens This
courtesy due from the functionares Of each state to
those Of every other but greatly fear that mutual
hope upon this subject is destined 10 disappointment
loog any State OF this Union retains its statute book
made In paPable contravenon of the constitution Of
the United States with the avowed object OF preventing
the execution OF law OF Congress passed in pursuance
thereof Be this IL may however, thank for the
kind in which you have been pleased to speak OF
my actions relation tn George Andersons case and AZ
you that II will afford me pleasure promptly to aid
you In bringing to the bar Of justice any offender against
your laws, who shall seek TO make Richmond his sane
tuary. Whilst sir, have none OF 1t, let me
suggest more agreeable mode Of wearing sectional
acerbty than through the medium Of felons. 1t by
more frequent personal intercourse with at home and
the presence here of gentleman would afford plea
sure than yoursefp this good work Isba be exceedingly
happy you In Richmond the 22d inst. TO part
cpate with us in the ceremonies OF tha greet national
cay. May ! expect that pleasure Very respectfully
your obedept servant, JOSEPH MAYO,
Mayor of Richmond
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THH FILIBusrKRs IN CoURr.-Colonei Frank An
deraou Captain McMicbael, Captain West and Lieutenant
Recher OF the late Niearsguan army appeared before
Judge Mcaleb yesterday aud all except NcMchael fur
ushed 81 bonds 10 appear before the United States
Circuit Court the fourth Monday IN April Captain Nc.
Michael was released fole til Mond next IN o. Ter
10 give him opportunity u procuring the necessary aid
from his friends in MObis-Netc ORLEANS Bee, Feb ;.
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ANOTHER New TERRrroRY.--1t Is proposed 90
make effort for terrsora organization of the Hpper
peninsula Of Michigan, under the dame OF Superior or
Mackmaw. The country embraces sNeen thousand
square miles abounds in mineral resources and has an
estimated population Of ten thousand. Az present s
part Of the State of Michigan, from Me main portion OF
which, however 70 is seTarsted by the straits ~ Mack
nav, and with which II has no common interests.
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LOAN FOR INDIA.
auuo,n,m.r,. by the President.

Ncorte Vail, az Nes Jersey, Consul AZ Glasgow
John !. Fancy, Of North Carolina, Consul a, Dundee.
Alex Henderson, Of Pennsylvania Consul at London
Jerry.
Rives Pollard Of Kansas, Consul al Bangkok.
Brooke r. Williams, " the District Of Columbia, Consul
nj Revel.
y l. sarmiento, Of Pennsylvania, Consulst Venice.
John d. nromatart Of Georgia, Consul at Athens.
stokes l. Roberts, Of fcnnsylvtna, Consul -riniaad
de Cuba.
John d. Costa Of Texas, Consul nj Me.
Joseph Walsh o. LOUISIANA, Consul at Monterey
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attempt TO assassnate tho Emperor would take place
the 9Th Of February now appears that in consequence
dence in France and in foreign countries and OF Perrs
correspondence having been discovered by the activity
and intelligence of the English police in Birmingham the
trial cannot take place till the end OF February
Another French Journal Warned.
Translated from the Journal du Havre; JAM 25 Tor the
New YORK HERALD -
The journal the Phare de la Loire, has just received
warning, couched in the following terms
we Counsellor Of State, Project of the Loire, lnfe
reure Commander OF the imperial order OF the Legion OF
Considering the article SO the organic decree
ing the press, under date Of February II, ISL
Considering the article published in the journal the
Phare de la Loire of the 10th January instant commenc
ing by the words "We receive" and signed 'Ev Man
sion Of inauguration OF the Legislative Sessions aud in
which II ia SAID The Emperor afterwards delivered the
speech which we have published and which, according
TO the Hdpds agency has, 1t several times called forth
the cries OF Yie pEmpaew! Vis pImperatrice' Viue
le Prince Imperidl"'
Considering that that dubious and ndecorous FORM in
presence Of marked enthusiasm which the words OF
the Emperor have inspired in the great bodies Of the
State and in all good citizens becomes still more cen
surable under the present circumstances
Art /. warning is given to the journal the Phare de
la Lore, In the person Of Mr. Ev Mangn, the writer Of
Art q Mr. the Central Commissary shall take charge
of the execution of the present decree which shall be no
tilted by him to the said Mr. Ev. Mangin. ,
Given in Nantes, the 23d Of January, 1883 In
the Of the Counsellor of State Project of the Loire,
nferieure, the general Secretary deieSateS ,pnor
Italy.
II is stated that the Pedmontese government had
solved in conformity with opinion pronounced by
Committee on Diplomatic relations, TO demand the reso
ration of the Cagiar and that note To that ef
feet had been presented 10 the Neapon Minister by the
an act would IL was supposed be cessation Of dplo-
matte relations between Piedmont and Naples.