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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

George white, who vas arr ,tsi IN our city on
ihs ga inst, for rape committed near Harris
burg on littie girl. was taken hack 10 dat town
and surTeRderel 70 the authorities. ne vas ta-
zen beiore o iagistrate and committed for the
Renee Toe exeitsd citi1sps took him ont oi
~, 60 ,o,ro,s,. r,.st,, ard l.s.k-,n xl,r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

n See nj veriisomcnt of Pr Rogers Flcctro-Mag-
rcto savc. which Is gaining rapidly in Size estim ton
If our PEOPLE Yrs wonderful properties have only to
10 tested, to pror" their rticncy The people Of
Tatyani literally "sae1r'' by Rorers' s'lvo, and W"
Ifl'pvp tot they have not told half ofi's virtues
II has been c1eri e'y used in county, and really
II Il ercrHthinc il nrnfesses to ho.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

We Yesterday hGd the pleasure of meeting Col
rho VIM. Ward on lis way from New York t.
visit his old riends in Texas. Though the pur
,uit Of business is causing him to make his resi-
dence for the present in the great American Me
tropolis. vet he still considers Texas his home
and refuses 70 exercise the rights Of citizenship
10 auy other State lis attachment TO this stat,
,l his adoption is doubtless the stronger iron
the remembrance Of the perils and har,lslips he
here encountered in our revolutionary struggles
-NetS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

flb'@ We lihewiae invite intention to he imrortan
correspondence between Mcssrs Mnr.halI, lubbock,
and Runnels which setdcg scne Of the doubts that
the opposition INDUCED 80 freely
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

n.#.4. ..a. lgigaJ J. " ',r UU, M, arm q
LATINO, - swindal's, rs Ii,, .ef Al nuS'
...t..t.t r.. viii br ..gl up Cd t'e rre'eUi ,n'r
the ''.,,ol' ri'r m'Gyg De conducted oy IoHs W.
sVuprtLs, o. .unish,r
paN,,, rgAs, ia'y lst 1909.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

AlR. RAHET At 81. PfrsRsBURG.-A 81. Petersburg
letter in the LOnb n News. says:
Mr. Il trey, the horse -tqmcT, is displaying hi:
poAers here. a Rhirghis horse hal recently beer
brought from the senpec az Drenbourg for the regi
ineni u "a CurAsscrs Of the Gard but It deied al
the efrrfs made 20 break it in Mr. Rarcy rendered
e sabhiss IN about ga hours. and it SLOWED iteeli
20 be sldle,l, hridled, AMI ci to the raiwty' Ga
reaching st Petersburg he mounted another hors'
auq led The Khirghs courier by the bride TO it:
Stale
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

Jesse Docgctt, ct al
~ TIE DtsTRIcr COUHT OF ELLts COuETY, -JULf
Term, D. 1859.
.NNN SNATN Nk TEXAS

TUE STATE OF TEXAS
10 the Sherry Of EAiS coaaig, Grestiag:
yTOU arc hereby commanded thai you summon ny
L. publication, Jesse Doggett, whose residence is
unknown to be asd appear before the District Court
TO be holden in and COR the county OF E'iis at inc
Court house thereof, in the town OF Waxahache. on
the seventeenth Monday after the third Monday IN
March A. y 1859, then and there to answer he pc
ition Of } i. Summers flel in said conrt against
the said Jesse Doggett ard VIM D. Dillon, and al-
legng in substance follows to-wit That defend
ants indebted to petitioner on promissory note
executed and delivered to him by them jointly ana
severaly on the 22d day of October, A. b. 1857, for
twenty. one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with ten
per cent interest thereon, per nnnum nom dae pay
able to petitioner and due on the LIST day OF Januay
A D 1859 That on said "a dsy OF oounper io1'
petitioner sold and conveyed TO sai Dogget, the iol-
lowing Tracts of land situated in said county. tO-w
\ mari of f C. Newtons 02h acres, on the South
fork Of Grove Creek, beginning ut the n, Y. corner
of sail survey, thence running " est ana South, ~
nd containing 1870 or less also, part n
the Nice survey of 90o acres, on Red Oak Creek,
nolertcd tn NJ. d. Lamar and $. H. ESeleit /; begin"
ming nj stake in the s " boundary OF said survey,
thence West &c. containing one hundred aores AZ
50, sixty-eigh acres out ct the d. s. Prewetts $50
survey Also thirty-six acres out Of tile john Shaver
$50 acre survey that he sold said lshd TO said Dog
gott for 70 r thousand one hundred and twenty five
dollars 10 secure which the said Dogget and Dillon,
executed the aforesaid and their other note OF
like late Jointly and severally for two Thousand dol
lars due on the LIST day of January A. ID. 1850, With
10 peg cent interest from date That also the same
lay and date the said Doggett executed and delver-
ell 70 petitioner an instrument Of writing under seal,
reciting said sale, and binding himself TO ay sd
notes which instr mCnt he acknowledged mort-4s
rage; and that petitioner holds lien said ani forf
,he payment of said notes Wheref re he prays fcr5
Judgment for his said debt interest &C. And BE praysX
that said land be sold satisfy the judgment, sn7'
iect lien for payment of last namei note, &c
Herein fail not, but have you then and there beforo
sd court this writ with your return thereon, show
ing how Won have sytcuted iho sine. VIII s&
W. Parss, CLERK Of tue District Court of Bill
county.
Given under my hand and seal u
o. gsscA said Court in the town If Waxahachf
9iAaS(sl ie this the 10Th day Of June, A.
5es.l 10y 1852 W. W. PARKS, ~
CLERK d. G., E. County. a
60. n...t ~. INN 1fhh $50 ani nItiarl-,. - 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

THE ARIZONA ARTISAN WELLs.--By the report
of Capt. Pope, who was sent out to eDdeavor to
find water in the stakcd plains of Tera5 and the
arid regions Of hrizoda by boring artasiln wells,
IL appears that having bored 1870 feet IN various
places without finding water. he has abandoned
the enterprise. despairing Of finding the liquid
element in that region. There is something al
IN lst farcral in this announcement The act %
ioring 100 feet is considered settling the qu's.
sinn Of the rprpetu ari!ity of vast sections of
country Why this work is mt worthy the
name OF artesian boring. The finest artesan
wells in existence only throw out houutiful
streams, after reaching depth of 1900 feet, and
we know Of no well oi this character that only
reaches the denth Of 1901 This feat of Capt
Pore will not immOrtalize him.-S. 4. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

rrHafr5rfv .1H1Iu
..t 10 n. r.f...
mac ~ t' .t..lf.tt sapf d fs antr
uI ~ ilar D. 70 it'aah, o. D. rlla 90. nf
Ut'le.tm, rl'.H .nfsni ruhl siiinf iH tht Tf a..
iHt sil.I ie llr,scl ~ .iais a. pHh.ialf yuur ih
.fau an Oh. sif.r questions. il' yuuf iruu suii.
IHu.. u.f hc correctly unltfsinHl hf ihr While pee.
Iir ~ toe state Ntry leIs tnhlf
luliN MlHs1AtL,
Ci1hnra 0fhs sat- cen ne
ArsrIy June ~, 1874.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Worse thoN Know Nothing Trick.


We copy below from the s,srclcgraph' and the
Item enough to arouse every Democrat in The
State IF this be true then it is time that Democrats
we're at their posts and doing their duty to their
country and their principles The plat thickens daily
md rs the opposition sees trick after trick vanish
rom their gaze, another springs NJ with Hydra ce-
lerily to replace it, short lived predecessor We co
~ the following paragraphs
1.-THE vigilance fibe enemy is unsurpassed. They
resorting to everything to turn the tide which has
leret fore swept owh upon them. They will leavu
no stone untuIned 10 accomplish their purposes =
Their organization u iar nure perfect than was
,hrt of the Know Nothngs among The dictators
~ Austin funna,e their orders and DEGREES without
checks Secret orders constantly gong Cut to this
w that tool OF the clique, and the whole crowd OF
ho8lers and their dups oic te'ng trained and drilled
tor The conflict
THE LAST ORDER WHICH HAS COME TO
LIGHT Is IN THE FORM OF A SECRET CIRCU-
LAR IN NANuSCRTPf--NGT FY4N DARING To
rRUSr THEIR UW n T"PES-U8GJNG THE SYM
PATnISERS Of THE NEW CLIO TO OhG n
IZE TRfIR LEGISLATIVE 1lC& TT IN LIVERY
COUNTY. This order is lei 9 06tgc9! Mark the
words ci;ilei Of Texas The iat has gone forth
ave must elect an opposition legislature If we
cannct make Gene, al Houston Governor, let IS send
him TO the U. 8 Senate. five cannot gain the exc
cnt7e poweG NC must get the cont d Of the Legis-
iatiye.t'
More Testimony.
We find the following in the Huntsville 'item,'
June 2jih.
TnE SrcEgT CmCrI,r II Manuscript We learn
LIqucstUnahie authority. that secret circul-
ar, IN manuscript, haze Iccr Tccei 81 by Hpust
mon from head quarters q The 'lntegcrcer' party.
laIiug for m effort 10 get up Legislative tickets
Democrats be On yourgu1rd Il is sad that one,
PERI. % Austin, "a -igrrd 10 s'sre of them Don't
hi0k ecu. houston Is roaming for Gc.cynor hats
a Liiud 10 Is tie battle Of -. 90 he fought
again Remember, your votes viii he 'For the Con-
,tiiuticn aHi Democracy IT ~ Eainsi the Corstu
ton md Democracy 20 That is the real iesne. Tex
ans are ever ready TO do iLer duty. Sick pin
there
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
THERE IL BALM In
Final Settlement

\ NJ. SPlLLERS " \. Little, Administrators
~ Of the estlse sl JOHN iittle daceusod, 5ava
filed IL ny Office tanr h:gi account current with
said estate, tog,t1c- with their petition, praying
rr au order To close said succession nc tho noS5
term Of the County Cgur,, to he holden at The
clur'-huJsc IA the towo Of DALLAS on che hs;
Monday IN JulY, 1852; this IL therefore to notify
N p,rsous Interested 70 be and appear st said
rra ~ said COAT and contest the saiHo if they
tank propcs.
". Is. " ASrEN, c. c. c. u, c. TEX.
J 81. b Csc W. LAWS, Drp0ty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

rsr The communication Of Mn HINT, Of Wis"
county, wos''aewise received too late, hut will h'
given to the ,,phlic next week. Mr.. Hunt is well
known ~ a reliable and accomplished gentleman, aud
hs communica ion will he read With interest,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

ezs- The Interesting communication from Kaurron
county was received too late republication this week
tut wil appear III our next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
$40 crevy 7lc ..ssssas tEa.rSEasIsTgs tte
SfEss Coff1c gEaV drink.

tI'IE undersigned h,s openNi, ia She house ihssER
= formerl, occupied bs II NirSi, ESQ, s-gtf..ss
ou tna Sooth East Corner Of the Public
Sgunc, a selected sock If Liquors. W ich he
offer. to sell for ash on-stjrg IN part Of Old Bonr-
ION, Rye n"A pl'cy's Valley Whistles, French, APP
pie url Peach 5rlndics CrampaIuc, Madeira, Gin
grr. Clrrct lrd Port Wines, Porter Erst lndl Ale,
frrucl Cordials, Cider, lemon Syrup, Brandy Poach
ys AMI Cherries, Pickles and Prescribed Fruits Of cr
cry Sind all Of which he warrants TO be good aud
nluc rs auy market can produce lie invites tue
rrtir tn M OK min ,siou &c his stock
.trrp n '.T -59.ff T. YOUNG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

'HN .uI on.tr. .t.
No %.'
.. .... ~o, sm.-' ~ b.,,.r.-w b,
Hr....r. r... .,..f ....r. .rirrr-- uaar.
tm rrn ri' u3ou
WHat ,ampo'ss uo rn., tho Know Vo.Hn,
rry Of 1902 WIN u.I 'h..a.,- hr,nqhi-t Tea
100 assert that Hlcir rank mo- rv,'ri rs recruits na
additions hcw the on d,maem'.o party, hsl gave
rs,' such lony r.r and held i'cif so exclusive that
ucu were aehfngl So confess tGat thcy ever entered
itc Cub crt o. broke bread even With the Dark Lau.
tern p,rty' But Oh win democrat, Themselves say,
20 being considered p'rt mud parcel Of the rank hud
de of their old encny win they forget their pous
| mi holy horror orits utolernnt ioctriucs' VII they
cre In remember their disgust NJ their sccrysa. Fs
cugc, hloolshed, murder, plumber aud arson, al per
oe'r,to under the ouspecs Of this order, te siig'
ur which max now he composed Of l,moorntio arors
.lo0,2 Let Know No'hinq papers bring lac CHARGE
'' '','' ''''' "' ''' % N".h '' 'he '"a' "r ''c 81"
""' '''''' " '"''. me ''''"" 40 August p'o os II
. The ,t1pis Of tho Guow Nthirg panty in 1856, com.
nusod ct democrats! "Nhtn picturt. - ,tha, 4, -.
| ''1''h ''' the lH'"' Ola N'm'''aoy 'hht hnN clnnF
WI" No"'H hon'>'' ana integrity toihe n'i'n.
principles, traditions AMI policies Of their party n
1857 II H. seil that M, birs r rn,.ed tbo st,rI,
Many NOME spirits Of tnat rr.nt ell party--gro,
/ nni proud in us rnins, scurhr' sympathy with thr
unnatural offspring thal cl,ir.l r,tcrritv Fr,m IL,
i,rs Tho al VIII - r,,,,t,,i,. -, ~.
,,
''er own party WAS IN ulJhiati0h anu dlSmaF oti'.
not brook such ,hrgs as pluc-uglyism, shoulsr-ht.
S' '''
u may he urge That the Know Nothing, opposition
! ~. =, . -.
narIy has no staple, no body, no lite, no refty, n"
txistence--hnt ~ have unmi. he signs az lis H.
,.'''' 10 ' ~ we
-,
inc S""'N.F" 'h"y nave tN'''''ce as party no
W'V'' ""' b''y NC 'he si"' OF "hl'h IL ~ c"a'p"N-
cl They held , meeting at Cincinnati recently, nrJ
"a optci the following MS pr, Of tho preamble
- .,.,..-., , - .5..
,s pa ,gN,"s rci y, l ,,,,, f"r :"
sumo Il rr,l'r am Legitimate position ID na.!enonre,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

A.CrsIosfIT - lev weeks sine ciild waa
lDsrrs On New River. in Pasquafank county. Fit'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

II See dissolution of The firm Of Rice liant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
jmNoNN Volur@tUs f0T Nry1r0

JurG 24.--DiIcid information has been receive
from Mexno 10 the effect hat General VlnuNi
prominent Liberal lender or Northern Netico hts,
with tn" assent nf csIc .'nnrel. ao"epci tha OF
fer Of thous,n American volunteers. who ere ready
N Join him TIE MATTER hos heen rrfrrrpd to ou
Gorcrumcut aud die subject ii nov under consdnra-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

| The opinion cSn csgoi ~ them IS, mat though thc
! governments IN Furope Who arc not engaged iU IA"
wa~, desirDus al peace tho cTnnli atoms aro
great thrt il viii he almost impuso ale to prcrpnt Il
! general rorh grafton
IN ,Urh an event il Is rrlio"oj Dl4t Rrg,ia will nm.
iUubtedly array hcr,c'r with France,
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rot nH4l ;,c,,n,,t:,, i,- ,o;,I
$685., NJ, ,i ANA, .i,. = ,'o y ,!i,,
-. Tn, ,,n = 49, ~ :"
nftt tI, ,. 81 {, asilo r,ro, n,,,'ol e.
Wv" ~ ,s,.., ~ ,;, so ~. '"'
49, 80. - ','.u' - nj, ,, ' ".. 's
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~: u Pr, ',.' T,b; W. w. w., Ir
c,r I" s',r '',e rLa,,n'. -"
'o' '"' s''"'' ''''.''' w ''' '' VS. "''''''
Tug f'ToHFR LAW ~ New II hNPsniNE
Coyco", y H.. Anne ~ lilo House OF Rene
s"ntatires of this state, ptsS' MI to-dHr through
t' hrs' ~ 'G's making II nenN' "H'n'e TOR avg ""r
son tn a'd or amer ~ IN" "cn on rl u"rM,S '"'uci
rs stINeS, "i'hn the hh7S 81 New 'i'nl~hre
'he N''lH'N or IN, hf'U "irN'r Is y y'',s In'
nrisonnen', a1 Tor the setou ton ii;', imprisonment
far life
Th" bill oG'Se the first reading IS vote OF 1874
yeas 10 III nays.
LFrrfR or TFoy 8 A. D.uGJAs
TFasti34toa Jlpe Is The friends af Judge Doug.
las nr in The uusyesuion Of tie nlluuiu- letter OK
p,Il'ug his I,ori,;s, ri the p~rsi'c',oy
"tstiNaToE, 'nte -, 1852
&c J. p. Darn, Eyi.. Du5"QHe, hc1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

''cn h1lsiyn'- TEMIERNNiE /. 't'Ue', his religious
RpFE SIpNS, his OREGON NJrr, au his an moss 70 VAR l.
ne tamn'srat on, MADE him pop rat III" N0rth. The
hYi. irosdontnl ng row NiDClci, an Gen. Hous
lAes tibet he nu-t make IT," desperate move -.
rF- SRTl NJ tho WHOLE DEMOCRACY m thn sou fH.'
nglo bpnt he dnut bed urDE"ll att N" Fi'r.t.-
nlL ant ARoTiTIp,, PARTY n the Scnn;o. hE Voter
WITH rHEN AGAINST EVERY BODY Else ulnn nc ro
paQl of tle Missouri Revolutionary" opposed The hfnSa
No'raskn n0nntcrven on principle: tor r w"Sest res
mss ever given 10y mortal He rrolog'acd thu
@ogccgoronts who dared tn commence w ton AMI 70 n
l the nation As part q tJo Tlsn uf the crusade y
tDINEn TIE KNOW NOTHING PARTY. Und BECAME
NE OF THEIR GREAT HIGH lRlE-E-, End the Very
SAM" OF thc Order He Openly denounced the Aimin1.
alton IN the Demo rate pTtv AMI he undertook III
work. rcqn'c.n Texas to Know. Nothing sn netiEeH
-.-F fs,T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

C4ne to hand ilis lime lthh 1903. and oidsrl
he ,s,.,.isi,s-l in tic Iisilas Herald, foF fonr
~, wosl,s. ian q. NILLrAAiS, s.ierif - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
szcRrrspy Froys'

Serious nrprrhensicns are enHrtnrcl hv thu
friends ami flmiIy Of Secretary Floyd, account .
the prprqrons state OF his health. His family rs'
him to leave the Cabinet re has Icft Washington
for the Soldiers Home, TO rerrlit his henh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
THE LATEST
[By Telegraph from London to Soutiamp'

lBy Telegraph from London 10 Southamptoa.l
PARIS July %, 1859.
The Konielr contains the following:
Yesterday evening the Emperor received the
great bodies Of the State the Presidents Of which,
M. Trophng. Count de MOrney, aod M. Borocher, ad-
dressed congratulstory speeches to his Majesty. The
Emperor thanked them for their devotion, AID then
explained tbe for bis conduct during Ae great
events lie said:
Arrived beneath the walls Of Verona, the struggle
va inevitably about TO change it nature 6 well in
military political aspect. Obliged to stack the
enemy in front, who was entrenched behind great
fortresse and protected bis flank BY the neutrality
Of the surrounding territory and about to begin
long and barren war, found myself IN the face Of
Europe in ready 10 dispute our successes or
aggravate our reveIses Nevertheless, the difficulty
OF the enterprise would not have shaken resolution,
if the means had not been out Of proportion to the
resuhs to be expected
at was necessary to crush boldly the obstacles op
posed snc then to accept conflict on the Rhine as well
as the Adige II WAS necessary to forfy ourselves
openly with the concurrence OF revolution. 1t was
necessary 10 go on shedding precious blood, and st
last rsk tsst which sovereign shOuld only stake for
the independence Of his county, If have stopped,
il was neither through WEAKNESS or exhaustion,
nor through abandoning the noble cause which
| desired to serve, but the interests Of France.
81 felt great reluctance to put rens upon the ardor
Of onr soldiers % retrench from my programme the
territory from the Mnoo to the Adris'ic and TO see
vanish from honest hearts noble delusions and pstri
oc hopes. In order 10 serve independence of Italy
made war against the mind OF Europe, and as soon
az the destiny of my country might be endangered
made peace. Our efforts and cur sacrifices, have
they been merely losses? No we have right to
be proud of this campago. We have vanquisbed so
army numerous, brave, and well organic ID.
Piedmont has been delivered from invasion; her
frontiers have been extended to the Minco. The idea
Of an Italian nationality has been admitted by those
who COP ated it most. All the soveregns of the Pc
ninsula comprehend the wants of salutary reforms
Thus after having given proof Of the military
power of France the pence concluded, will be prolific
Of happy results. The future will every day reveal
additional cause for the happiness of Italy, the ntu-
ence Of France and the tranquility Of Europe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ticr. l. / not o.sr thai those ho approved his con-
tuc Up 20 lat week a1e justified in coniennns il now
We knew well erough tat Il u Nc. with his coneent or
stprba'iou tbs, pesce hss been concnied. Hs con-
EAT ras 10, ssked ror h.s spprob alton apparently
csed for Tie Cavou- Napoleon Alisnce ilss been
brought 10 sbrnp' conclusion. The eN-MlLister has
found tnst Il defeat be us.or.ire, yictory some
tines dec,ption
The rest.ctoIs the press not having been yet re-
moved, tire papers aye gGsted in their comments on
recsut evsLts but .her feelings are easy 70 discern,
although they dare ror give them f'l expression IN
vores. hesI tbs, yettrlays HallG was seized for
sr article IN too bold strain.
During the Kings absence fr0n the camp, Gen.
cels Narnofa commands the army, with Iajor-Gen-
Pett' for hIs Chief of the staff. CD della Royers,
rendant General of Tie Army. has been pr,mot a ~
tie rsLS of Major erera fr his services duTi,g the
war.
core.yo.Sencs Of Tss Loteon News.
PARIS, July II.
Count treses ,ask in forming Maistly meets with
iuyeinerts. He sent tn Bologna, by telegraph. hr
NJ. Massimo dAzeglo. VINO fatty refuses to JON hin.
curious fact shout Court ATese, the new MlnEt,t
Iyas,d upon the King Of Sardinia by the Emperor ei
the Frerch. is u8rrHted by the Inasp'7fGRcc Bogr.
After the entry Of the allied srmies INTO Milan, the SN-
d:riar Government nominated VI. Rstazzi As Governor
Of u st city. NAPOLEON refused to permit the sppoiat-
men. NJ Cavonr then suggested the nsue Of VI.
Arese but the French Emperor again objected saying
thst he had " other views vita regard TO the Count
10y 1'''"'rD' Trnrs July IS
Sigpor Rttazz Is continuing the form aiion Of the
Lew Cabinet. Della Msmora will be President.
Lombsrdy viii be represented in the Cabinet.
TURKS, July l9.
The new Ministry is formed.
Sisror La MsTn.ora is Minister Of War, and also
PresiGen. Of the Council Genera Dsbormlda, Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs. Signor kstazzi, Minister Of
the Interior; SigIor Egtana, Minister Of Finance
Marquis Monticeii, Minister Of Public WoTAs, and
SignCr Migletti. Minister of Justice.
The poet of Annster for Public Instruction Is still
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