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cepts with confidence the powers conferred upon
/ him by the representatives of the people, and that
/ he will do his utmost to overcome all difficulties
! and dangers The Dictator continues thus:-
/ Europe knows yOu are Catholics and that you
belong to the Church, well the Catholics Of all
other nations; but as Italians you belong to Italy,
and 1t Is your duty to love and defend your country
and to seek its prosperity. You only ask for that
which all civilized nations have sought for-name-
ly, liberty of speech and conscience, and political
freedom and equality. You also demand the appli-
cation of those principles which form the basis of
the public right of nations The glorious chief of
that people which shed its blood for our cause has
invited US to become soldiers to fight for the indie
pendence Of Italy under the standard of Victor
Emanuel, and to become free citizens of our coun-
try. Europe knows that it can secure the peace of
Italy by rendering Italy to the Italians: it is aware
that we are ready to give the necessary guarantees
Tor order throughout the countrv but it also
knows that the people of the Romagna, if forbear-
ance and moderation should be of no avail sooner
than submit to the yoke, would be advised only bv
their duty to their country and the pursuit of the
path of honor
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GENERAL GARABALDI
General Garabaldi addressed the following letter
to the MOdena Gazetfc:
1t was my good fortune to utter one word which
alluded to a matter of supreme necessity for Italy,
and found, it could fail to do an echo in the
heart of all my cOuntrvmen
| asked for arms and in every spot of our Pc
ninsula, and Of many other civilized nations, there
arose noble emulation to answer my call, to fur
ther the defence of cause than which history can
not point out another more righteous loftier.
This noble competition in lending a hand to the
cause OF patriotism and civilization by no means
surprised me- because have been for many years
convinced that the number Of minds trained to
brave, patriotic and liberal sentiments is bv far
greater than the oppressors willing to believe;
yet so rapid and 81 splendid was the result of nv
proposal, that find myself unprepared for the dit
hcult management of an enterprise which turns out
as vast as it is important and sacred
In order, therefore, to provide that this spontan-
eouS aid to our cause should be followed up by 4
we-organized and active administrations deemed
it eXpedient to enrust the direction of the enter
prise to Dr.. Enrico Besana, of Milan and Giuseppe
tlnzl, OF Mantua. whose names are well known for
their political devotion to the interests of their
country, and for their tried integrity.
The direction shall reside in Bologna, under NV
immediate supervision; branch of it shall be es-
tablished in Milan to facilitate the conveyance OF
the sums collected and the correspondence thereto
referring with the northern districts Of the PENN
sula
May fortune be as propitiouz to us as our love to
our country is earnest and steady.
f. GARIEALDI.
NEGRO GUESTS AT THE HOTEL pu Louvre.
The following statement in regard to the recent
incidents at Paris appears in the Paris letter of the
London Ahcauula:
''The Hotel du Louvre has been recently troubled
by an American exhibition, which reminds us that
Monsieur the Minister Of Justice is not the only
person little behind his time in this great city OF
BOulevards. 1t would appear that not very many
days ago, two gentlemen OF color took up their
quarters in the great hotel where luggage is dis
tributed by machinery, and Uherc there is fitting
accommodation for the Russian Prince and the
ciaI trayeIIing and mosy e ny d;gco"ad
in company
=, Little did these coIored gentlemen anticiPate
Luz tmJ @ I@tcePt'on @ Ihdt was III STORE i'f them. iheT
be@un to feel that thew WERE nmt So T"ry isro il ,,
after all to a cowhiding Yankee. They had become
bold enough to stand erect before the white man,
ed the rorrcous sale a.p,ou5sy therer,rn' If tbt.
Hotel Louvre without fear and tool tbnir nIacas ot
the table dhote with all the ease in the world They
y.~-o nrcnarcd ia cat of tba sa,,a fl,t ,. Ia.
and tn enjoy the same ,,,,,,co,. ,,bicI ,,ro
rate and crafty the varv yybitast man or woman st
the table But they had counted yritbout Their
countrymen of the West They were free to eat
with enslavpd Frenchmen, but not with the on
lghtened Rcpubliclns of the stars and strinas The
walters were presently seen to be in violent dis
cussion with group Of thin. saIIow men. who we're
guessing and scaIruIatinr' and srrckoninu' We
hementv.
"These walters were informed that the sallov
gentlemen in question guessed they were not Going
to sit table with nggers; that these same gentle
men calculated the landlord would have TO turn the
-ielloWs - OUT ahG Il1I IheSH G'hlIr9gn reasoned
min out heck and cron should the iandIord nrove
that he did not lrop. bis h,,sirnss ma Iantl,rL
or bo,d or tln bot,I va, irtr,JroaJ n, IL
man verv nronnrIr dac,innd r., o,,noI ~ ,.nI,rod
quests. whereupon enIiohtcnrd RannbIinan. Of tho
1l,-t 81, a.
and l,ickcG tni,,ers art nr ,ln LtI tJ rnhnd
bod +bo oo,,rol-,77t -, t,I' H., -, -,
-
Tho c,,ro.i,<, ana, r .r 1t, ,.
a. '''" '''r '''G WIZ
On Neyloh, Dy Hlr Emerson lehheht lie tells thls
about two small, and we should say particularly
smart crows:
Ooo of tI,,,, ;,rio,,, ,.,,,,. r, ,,ir
ott;tmdiniinr, IN Tan+ or - aLii .otof d!
nLib ,as ii II, ,. y" @ Tt r'
Ies.I 't" tn JiIo+ ' a. , 5.
@ ou 'nn? W 3 H,aG' III, oH "@nC-
~ '1 I'M "''' t'"u Il" ''I" ~ "SN
;s az ieus' VI H nsH away l"' a lI""t"'' III" 't5u,"GT
an +hGL 80" - GI C,,i 3 WV WV '.'" 80
; ~ a ~" s a',ti ii 'ae le'' ite wv
t.ii nv "C''5il !t"r"tu' pI. "Nm VI"
Iesu''i 'i,' a1 Po.'"H 'l5tH on
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f b; & upo" ,"T ,P'uu "'.' r a.. ,ie ne '"I ~
stortl itL r,i ',s I 49, . '"s JE
80 i'" s"' So an an pau ""' i'' lul'NIH
aJ ~ " 4g,n ms Wt''';t .'S I3iS nS
mo ~ - p.s" ~ III u! '"' '''t "l s'I
M's Iui neu' W. NJ" n','''V''t" instances oI
81 " bus I - 'f,"e M,,,tu 3 ~,
NIeNS' 1 Co'lrlo,. 'l" ",'e't ,.e Sa-ao''S 'uI
P""T'S VI C".""' "u'1"''- an" "1'"'"@ P"s'cSSeu
" t"eSc "s'u'e anu c"u' @'"uS p'"S'
Here are two stories illustrative OF the sagacltY
of elephants:
Tod rr,r, tho corral a. ,s,,I bstp,oor t,,o tan,r
onns II had already nrornodaI Ear an IFS ya,, to-
,cards IFS destination. whom nipbt rIosiro in and
the torches being chted il hesjtatad to 20 on and
tinaIlc SINK to the 5round annarantIy Iif,I.-s NJ
=
its Ices and when all attempts to raise il had fail
ed 50 convinced was he that it was dead that he
, ordered the ropes to be collected and the carcass
to be abandoned. While this was being done he
and gentleman by whom he was accompanied
leaned against the body to rest They had scarcely
taken their departure and proceeded few yards,
when. to their astoni>hment the elephant rose
win the utmost aacIl'y, ana pea pea l'"9,"7 Ihe
IuHEae SGrt1linS az tng toP "a ~, r"lF ~ I
shades Of the forest
One evening whilst riding in the vicinity Of
Handy towards the ea scene OF the massacre OF Ma
! J"r DAVE party IN I7o%' my morse g'Lhcru some
excitement at nolie winch anPr"Geheo Us IN % inc
| thlcA Jungle: anu ""g" c"hS''I .! 'Tp''I'i"ho o
| me G!AcuiaIloh "%ta' gr"tH' IA hoaIS 4 anu
dl'sati'leo tone. \ 'uLn III rur '.I'ft eNpI:aIneu
! the mystery, by bringing me ace 10 iace win a
tame elephant, unacc@mPaneo Dy any "'lsnd'p'
| ne was IaootlnE Pan'u''! 70 c"'E u "'",N oG"ui
OF timber, |Rieh ne oaancGa acr',' ms ,u5N oul
the pa'hWay pt'" n'iI"" ne N"s '''3 u" 'i" M
heao I" one 'lue 10 permit 1t J." pass ',LM 'i %nu @
! the ehefiioh anu intoh'th" CDm''ne4 'Tu MN
to utter the dissatisfied S"Hnds "nch disturbed the
cGmposure OF my morse on 7senG u. nat the e'-
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