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DIED.

At the residence Of her father, in this city. ou
Saturday morning last, of typhoid fever NJ
ISABEL llFLrN llurrER, wife of Mr.. T. { lluticr
aud eldest daughter of John o. L. Go2gin. "a.
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THIS quality OF scilng hold and causing the
2 puson OF cprased lum"rs, is possessed by n" other
medicine than BRANDRrTus Puts. They operate on, upon
the involved ill., that il affected by the disease In fact
they seize those humors. not much from preference
from natural affinity, because their life is below that =" The
rounding parts, and which, settling the tissues oi the tha
than is around the throat region produces throat
and the headache and fever. Within
hour after six pills taken there felt pccumr creep
the affected, u collecting the discussed
No hurt weakening effect
from their bccai-c the! cannot act health!
Taken early they all organic diseases Oh how
important in sickness, To that medicine which only rNh
cuisines disease, an leaves evil effects behind Sold at
Dr. Bandrc's Principal Office No. pa Canal Street, New
York sep
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..

DR.. WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry
a. xSe BAILoUS Pictorial, Of cath July, says:-Rrafng
WS the true of responsibility attaching To the Ed
tor of and Publisher widely circulated Journal should
deem II little less than crime recommend medical
pound the real virtue of which could conscitntus
dorse This hasamic compound has become home Nturc
and all who In attempted
their Coughs Colds, bronchial Pulmonary Complaints make
of this uneluallcd remedy,
The following Certificate from distinguished gentleman is
equally conclusive:
From Rev. Henry Wood formerly Editor of the Congrcga
hona Journal Concord N lI recently American Cos
AT Bcyroot, Syria, and now Chaplain in the Navy.
CoSooRp n. H., March ..
Mcssrs. SETH w. FowLE IL Co.,-Gsntieaen Two Ienrs
sudden and yioeni attack upon Lungs confined
my bed for several weeks and when recovered,
much oppressed by difficulty in breathing that WAS often
able 10 sleep upon bed by night. The suffering
extreme, and Judging from the necacl Of the remedies used
supposed the disease ncurahc Being persuaded To try bot
lie of WstGs Bnisam Wild Ghsrry without confidence in
Its efficacy found the difficulty almo. cntirc, removed before
one bottle used sympathy with my fellow sufferers III
duccs To make This public statement and recommend the
tiCir Ia others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly,
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Hair Restorative.


N Every will, think agree with MS in the opinion
t that the human hair is the greatest natural ornament
either lady.
apparently good looking for instance in the street but
10, he is his hat In recognition of bow and the charm
vanished lchahn is written his bald head aud the
glory has departed with the flowing locks that tuushcd
there In tile Of lady, the matter is, il possible
reminding of the circumstance which the fol-
lowing cIigram is founded:
give fair Emma. lock of your hair
4 hashfu lover took courage and sighed:
''Twprc II sin Ia refuse sIc! modest request
So take tie ,chOtc tciV, the dear creature replied.
Now. prevent such catastrophe is within the power nf
every lady aud gcntleman; for by using Prof Woods AR
hair is not only prevented from falling off
the article will restore hair Ia bald
if il has changed color AMI become gray. VII, bring it
back pristine beauty aud luSurancc Those who
quantti with the phi, snlogy and pathology OF the
hair he well that certain substances hive Specific
IL, and is by Gdcou- combination of these that
Prof Wood has succeeded in compromising mi xurc possessed
of remarkable virtues. Wfcertey -Mgdstne d"d literary
tIsfff
sold by all good Druggists.
SANFORDS LIVER INNIGOEATok.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
PUR1F1ES THE BLOOD.
LIVER INHIGORAToR.
LIVER INNlGORAToE.
LIVER INNIGOEArOR.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES COSTINENESS
CURES FLATULENCY.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
CURES CHRONIC DIAEltllUA.
CURES CIIOLC.
See advertisement in another column. July iG-2u
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i':tlusS nRti an,
JOHN Al}RAHAMS.

UTSr Ia hnud aarg, hd Of Hifc Tine IN oil, Li,"c,n
- 7n,peHf,He. toJ,di IHHish, dc. DC, for sale che
cash lan,rs lau: B1Itsl J. ". THOMPSON, Drugl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

NEW ABLI s III M E N 7
At tho Lower End Of Main Street
E. SNEAD & SON
WOULD call the attention of the public
fSko> 10 that In connection with iloUsE
@-NsISSEaL cARpENTERiSo they arr now irrpsr. .
such othcr shop Work would bc asenl 10 builders
mncnil, adapted the Planning ~ Bor PLANK would Aoli'i
share Of the patronage of those who want lioxea male
or Plank Planned BOX Lining DE- sawed to Sr1sr sos
npp Fellows Rcgnlin Of handsome and show styles br.-
Irru respectfully invited 10 cni aud supply themselves
our approaching festival Call bcior. they Nil
gone = (nareh 26dlsiE WM. !. PAGE
l,oMETiIING ENTIRELY NEw.--LyNAS's PATENT Fnr n
= JAn-By simple arrangement attached TO tho III
each be sealed aIt"r part of lis eontenta
perfectly when first scaled thus sa,lng what In
Jar from song, II will do II the air IL HEan
exhausted These Jars made Of tin and strong gnss For
sale by ANDREW BOIn
June o7.,is i0s Main street, iauchburg, Va
DR.. s. Johnson, Dentist,
EZM Is fully prepared 10 perform all operation. pertaining
TtS>o The dental profession In tho best rrsbe manner,
and fully warranted In every respect.
Teeth extracted by the aid OF electricity without pain 10 the
patient.
SEE once, oplosIe Citizens Savings bank Min Street,
RsrnnEscrs?-wm. Owens, Al. D., Wm O. Owens N. D., r.
H. 0mcr. NJ. d. Thos l.. Walker, NJ ID John H. Patterson,
Inr ES o. ". Rookie Es,i John J. smith, Es, j. J. iry,
Es, Mm I. fancry, ESD John H. T.rcr Esd, nsd H. d.
Flood. Esd lmarel 26-d'.h
RHODES UPER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
XNE Just fresh lot Of s very valuable mr.
w izer Those Of friends VIII" have as.s thia article,
speak very highly Of H. We think II only need he usd IN gain
that popularity which eminentiy deserves Pamphlets
containing number af certificates from the prominent
farmers Of The country, m"y be had by applying ~
NJ lioLL1NS IL co, soic Agcnb.
ni.ta In
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None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared by ). W. fOWLE& 60. BosroN, and Ter sale b,
William A. Strotler 4 Co.. and John II. Scy Ltnchhurg T.
c. Pugh, Campbell {. H.; and ny all Druggist. and dealers Il,
medicine throughout the city and country. sep, l1-s
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Shirt. ErOntS

LARGE lot az Linen and Martall"s shirt 'rm's, Linz"
N IlAn,iherrhi tolus halt Hose Neck lies, Il. Kid nu
Thread Gloves, Nc, A.. niue, lower than usual .
anil t. ilfl-. NM. !" FAdE
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I.YNClIBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies

IYNCHBURG SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies.
Tl,E Fourth Session Of tbs Institution will commence on
i MONDAY, september bib, 1852 .
Tcrms per HossioH of FIR" Months.
Board with additional chage for Extras. ~ 90
intermediate Including French ana ih'in lo wv
Collegiate 1900 ~ W.
Nu.i an piano-9 ,ssons Der week 20 10
t'-, instrument Vocal Music dali, exercise Without
additional CHARGE ,.-..'... --'.'tt'.'''" U"
b. Two Ancient nnd Two Modern Languages requisite, IN
order to graduation
For particulars aud circulars address ,,,..,,
EEFEKENCEs.- Eo R,Iand -. D.. President Of Rich
moud College, In conncxon with which 'r'i'n ~ al ,
tine TAUGHT Mrs Cen Darlington. In who's" Young ladies
seminar, richmond hr taught HE Classical Department;
the Faculty University "f Virginia, Ms In M d. ut which
session IN, Law Course in That institution; In Lynch
burg Rcy d. Mitchell u. d. md leN. Geo W. taer, H. d.,
the recently appointed Professor in the rn'crsiiy Of Mississippi
MEN LoNDo,N, , AGAD l., sa' ,,,,u,,
in announcing 10 the public that HE, hay, placed III NE
head this long established aud we'll el"s ed Institution Mr.
ions H. WNsroS, late Principal at Weswood School near
!.yuchhnrg 49,,
sound Scholarship skill and experience teaching. high
qualities and ieiciions uu"n al snn'. :" manner
with xbty purp"-c constitute III the opinion OF Tho
board Trustees of the recommendations Il" their new
Tr school will reopen on the ocolr next nn cosc
ON the Is, july with week at Christmas
TEEMS-Bourd and tuition f2i3-lghs and towels furnish
ed by the student. Contingent fee *l@
For further information address the rh'llni nj isnrh"ufg
nug ~ ,ltluct HECTOR liAltI.lS President
ExNCEsEsitIsG FEMALE COLLEGE.
TENIE exercises of this Institution viii be- resume. ON ihr
i first Monday IN September, with run ,WF' " TfVe',
SoS ample facilities for instruction In all the branches Vi
study pertaining to COMPLETE FEMALE EDUCATION
ADMINISTRATION in English for term Of hFc months
500 in Latin or French :io III MUSIC s-'' h""f" "f he
No deduction abscnc" under two weeks One hal
the Board and Tuition required IN advance.
July 2tdAciy sAM'L H. COX, President.
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Notice to Physicians.
PHYSICIANS situation 10 for sale; With real estate; In
"A pleasant village among tho mouniainsof Virginia The
purchaser introduced practice uhb pays hom o.
year. good socey aud g0od scooir excel
location regular physicn Inquire Of the editor OF
this paper. spru ~ d&ctA
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ACCOUNTS DUE

For Sale,
s1e FARM, containing 40 Acres, and within Nv" miles
s& of Market House. The land in good condition AMI
-4inpruycmens excellent For further intornaoi apply
In [scH I-dts1 DR.. j. II, CAPEEToN.
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Miss Nanson'S school for Young Ladies.

TlNIIE next session of ,ha Shoul will commence the LIST
I MONDAY In OCTOBER, nj hcr rrsalcnre In bedford
miles from l,nchlrg The humber OF pupils Is
limited Ia u. Terms ~ hcrrutorS
Address, llulcamhcs Eork lirard Co, Va aug b"il"'t
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C,OAP! SOAP!20 boxes Old Dominion Soap In small bars
- suitable for retailing received and for sale low by
semi sdis LEE, ROOKIE & co.
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Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY Of stones Patest Pssefv4ne JGrs for preserv
N ing Frits Vegetables &c. These Jars are
simple In construction, and think pfefsrsble 70 any
For sale by
aug 1-dts JOHN - e1Af Druggist
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Pal,iasseS! PaIliasses!! PalliasSes.!!!
A New A rticle in the Trade.

yUyE Of handling and the advantageso Of clcan
these Beds the best and most desirable UNDER
BED in use For sale at the old stand by -
JOHN L. WINSTON.
sept 9-ts No. 10 Main St. opposite the Norvell House.
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Fall and Winter 1859.
ARMSTRON NC. ATOIt e. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEhSOF
Ribbons Bonnet Silks aud Satin Velvets.
ar, Ruche Flowers, Feathe.s, Straw NET
V:' Bonnets, Flats. &c, &c. W.
No. 2}7 aud Ions of 239 Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE, MD.
AFFEE n stock unsurpassed in the United States in variety
" and chcapncss. Orders solicited AMI prompt attention
given.
i9r-TEEMS-G months per cent oil for cash, par funds.
l6-d1c!m$
CONCENTRATED I.YE.-GUU lbs. Concentrated Iye just
I J received and for sale by j. II. THOMPSON,
s.nt l-dts Druggist.
ENALL OF 1>5g.I have just at hand the Fall cu SILK
IIIJS faug 3,,,iisl T. SEABtIRY.
COUGHS. COLDS &C-swa,nc's Comp. syrup Wild Cher
~ Nisias Bas,m Wild Cherry, A!rcs Cherry Iect"a',
or sale nv Iscpi 1-dsl i. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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k,EED WHEAT.-Fo For sale pure purple straw White Wheat,
- grown the late r. = Eucker, al hrahams Cove III Am
hrr-i aug 3o-its ~ H. III hEh.
yINENlP SEEU.Fresii Turnip Seed, from lhdr,'h just
To hand. Call early and supply yourselves lii" demand
for fresh and ruliabe seed is great . .......,,.
au,, - ,l,s j. II. THOMPSON.
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TIE PAPAL STATES.

A letter from Rome Of the 2lst ssys:
syolurteers are daily leaving ths city in varying
nun ber and these epartures i-ad To- scene- at despair
IN which Italian passion gives way 20 all III violence
Men and women may be rushing 10 the Palace OF
The Governor of Rome, loudly demanding sor,
q father or husbaud, and the pablo - really
getting alarmed deseriioD which has al the char-
ncierisiics Of a moral epidemic. 10 prevent the DIS
trees 81 inconvenience that may be caused to FAM
by euoh departures Of volunteers, the police COW re-
qire them all 10 produce the consent OF their parc1t
if mir orr and q their wives, II married. His Holiness
ordered the oelebrs ion Of services for three days this
week in the Church Of san Caflp Borr"meo, on the
Co,so to implore peace from liod through the utter
ceeson of the holy Archbishop of Milan. Monsgrore
III romeo Dean of that Church charged win the
cele bratou OF this pious duy, an honor 10 wnich ne
bed atwo-iod caiml-hs position aud MS name. The
splendid requaTy containing the heart Of 81. Charles,
the gift of a Cardinal q his family, placed on the
al ar of the Virgin during the three day.. Both the
morning and evening services, winch we're performed
By Cardinals and Bishops were ATTENDED by OYeTnOW-
ing Congregations.
Incessaut attempts made by the revolution AIRY
party to get the Swiss troops in the service Of the Pope
to ieyolt The loosing proclamation was distributed
IN the STiss barracks:
Soldiers Of the Foreign Regiments Austria, the
soIe cause OF slavery "a already inelosed in circle
by the invirciblc armie, of France and Piedmont.
The people rising in crowds to defend the rights OF
Italy. Soldiers, sou have the choice either to reen-
the Of the Ifalhn return freely
to your families. Soldiers will you fight in defense OF
a iyrannica GOvemDent-ycu, the sons of William
Tell, Of noble France and Germany, Of independent
spiih-ycu, the children Of nations too generous to
disgrace yourselves by such ignamiuious conduc,
Recolect that your officers deceived you when they
induced you TO enlist with promises they have never
fulfilled. You are the yictlus-y0u are the instru-
n,euts of brutal oppression. Recollect that you
have been treated no, men, but ~ brutes. Do not
trust in your officers, who actuated by the vilest
II Olives. They womb engage you IN battle with a
people who aspire to conquer that which You enjoy IN
your own country They would force yon INTO au un.
Just contest by invoking the honor OF your flag but
there be honor where there Is no Justice More
over What will il avail You to fght, since France is
with usl Follow, therefore, tue example of yOnr
brothers who in lS4S fought goously beside IA, and
mixed their blood with ours in the holy 0f Italy.
Soldiers, come then TO Us; We will receive you with
open arms a. brothers, crying at the time Long
i've the soldiers Of the foreign regiments Italy for
'eyerr"
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THE EAST.

A5v'ces bsve been received from Constsn1nope 70
the 18Th iaSt-
The Porte hes at LAT. in conformity with the prcto-
col of the pui, Conferences, poisei to reoos AZ
Priucc COMA.
Tie S'svoac populsio1 on ihe coat OF tne Ant
site b. gin show hostile feelings sssins' Aus ~
rec ipki.h war s.earers have been dispatched 20
tie Aoristic.
Advioes bave sso been received nom AiaenS IN
reply tn q question by u member If the Chamber o,
pspuiies he Greek Ministry denied that Au-''is hai
calico upon Greece 10 take the Austrian coinmerciA
marble under the protection Of her flag.
etier from Bucharest ct the lJth sta'es ihst the
Austrian CunsnlGenera bal rr,s;ahi>hod ip'e na,ir
relations with the " alschisa q iverLmeut wAch he
had Interrupted on the election Of Prccc Coura- In 3
note addressed to The Governmeat he sisted that he
did IN couseqnerce 81 the sNtrNnrtioaiy e"cHm-
stances which had arisen having prevented the Con-
ftreucc on Tire Dsnubisn Prncipalg.cs from coming 10
sns result and that he hoped that hls relations VIA
tie Government would be- amicabr. The resumption
oi,elaicns bad caused great Assure to The Aisr AS
in " aligghia
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails from Calcutta to April -. and Hong
Kong April l3 he'd reached Eugsni.
The political news is unImportsnt
The new Indian 81 = cent lean WAS announced 10
eommeree on the lst OF May.
Trade at Calcutta was dul, but Imports were gen
eray s,es0v Mouev was abundant frcights un-
altered Exchange, - for credits.
Prom China we learn that Baron Gros, the French
ambassador, leit Hong hong the eth Of April for
Europe.
The markets were generally dull
Exchange at Hong Kong, 4ls..
At Sbsnghse, imports we're dull, aud rather lower.
Tea According to account was inactive, but an
other report says, more doing st higher prices Six
quiet, and lower. Exchange, 6i5G6I6.
A; Singapore, imports unchanged. Produce active
at lower prices Exchange, 4is,.
The Russi-n Minister Al Pekln Is said to have re-
fused to communicate officially except WITH the E'n-
pefOg.
,ys,em % kidnapping coolies fc- Havana had been
di-coN cred. The Portuguese are chiefly lmPhcaied.
A letter frtm Nscs,aki Japan 81 tae 9th MaFch
states that yocut tire occurred tie previous night 10
the Dutch mspuiactory at Decima, destroying oudd'
pgs ard goods to the vsue of 6lO,00Nr. The Japan
es ard the ere IF the Russian trgalc AskO,d actively
cOcperated in eXtinguishing the FIRE.
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Dob.e idea to quit one mc.ter, ones bridge. ones
fsrrn, ones frlend: wrst affection
Aud what il Iia'y to ps Whit have the Aus.
tri-n- done ~ u.s. Hos years are We II lose :
bst distress Among fnmiie- who lived by our
labor: aud We nay return m,met. # We ever DO rs-
turn Ye- all thai SAID yesterday; but today the
nstooal coors are fJipg and the bGge sounds Every
nan ouickeBs fis pace presses forward ARRIVES. Al
a,resdy saolls gunposdsr; he mGs. be neroi Wei;
II is fLe career, ia froui, ADD away VIII al
shrii king or Borrowing. We u,Gs, fight. Wei. e. M
begin Il i. rot difficult and strange 10 LAY, 4 = an
iu,oxica,'on which affects the heart. Who weeps
Row. VITO trembles among III Nobody, As You
may zee.
We hsye our knspsack On our bsok; We are ,ol-
ders We sing; We are proud We think ourselves toe
feow-: the baptism 81 blood Is about to wash aEay
oil the sslshnc- Of the peasant, the skwardneSs oi
tie coLscrt the French iyoty Of the young artis
afd even the misconduct Of some Of w. who, ! sail
were good for nothing, aud who are nov redesmir :
our errors With the courage Of lion. Ies yes TIL,
l. all quickly accomplished. Devotion exats every
body. Behold, death hnvers over our heal. We III
as ait Il with firm bearing aud those whom II viii
carry of vii leave 3 reputation purified og hre.
Children. you rigbt-y-eierlay you we're orln1fy
m.n--tO-day you bieeeed ana exsl'ed, and the
last srnoi is thousand times more aorthy than
the idler Who sits at home yasning with hi- arms
f,tfed
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The fcllo,iag oircSsr had been issued to the sup
porter- Of the Derby Government:
Members are mos, particularly requested 10 make
their arrangements 80 Ia admit q their beng sworn
al tire table of the House Of Commons not later than
The 9Th If June. IL Is fully expected that nm amead'
meAt will be proposed upon the address ~ answer TO
the Queens speech ON TUESDAY June !; and il Of
the utmost importance that every vote should be avail
able on that day.
The Board of rfade returns for the month OF April
show an in the value OF the export. Of ne try
q O.u.G0 over the corresponding month last year.
The ase during the tint iourmonth- o the year
compared wthe same period u MS, = no less than
% per cent
The volunteer rifle corps movement making
COZ siderable progress throughout England. The War
DEPARTMENT bad issued another circular 10 the Lord
Leuei ante Of cUuntie- explaining the objects which
ycln should have IN view, and the peculiar du
ties expected from them, and containing various prac-
ticg directions a. to the best means OF qualifying
H hal been determined To form another encanpment
4 r the regular army at Teg Down, near Winchester
A report that the Duchess Of Kent the Queens
moller had died suddenly Dad been SO generally cii
cnated a. 10 uecessuate a contradiction. The
Duchess had b.eL unEei, but was sad 10 be improy
ing.
4 depuia,ion, representing the exporting interest to
Iudia lad waited upon Lord Stanley to explain the
hard caused by the sudden increase OF import du-
tie- 1t Calcutta. Lo Stanley, IN reply, assumed the
sudderDess 10 have sr-en from the discovery of the
alarming state Of the finances The measure bad also
been decided upon in England, but Lord Canning be-
fore the receipt Of instructions on this SIDE had been
obliged t. make the change At once ON his rspOn
sibihy. Lord Stanley promised to consiler the pro-
posal. # The 6epuiston but the posponement of the
act be gsrded impossible.
" kossuth addressed densely -crowded and most
enthusiastic meeting in the City Hall at Glasgow
the 9Th. Prof. Nlcbo ID The cnar.
H. Kossulh stated tia; be- should shortly leave En-
gland to AID II he could the emsnc patton Of his
trymen.
Resolutions in favor of ncninervention in the pres
ent wsr unanimously agreed to.
A vote Of thanks 10 the ll-trious exile responded
10 with immense enthusiasm, proposed By MIR.
Dalgish, VI. T..
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NAPLES.

Il Is said tina. all the Powers, with the excepisn OF
France and Sardinia, had ackDowledged bytelegrapt,
the new King OF Naples. The King was proclaimed
at Caserta, on Sunday the d, and the garrison took
the oath of allegiance the day. The garrison
of Naples took the same oath on the 9th. The capt.
tai was quill but it feared that Court in rgue
might give rise trouble. The King, conGiing in his
army was making preparations TO suppress any oni-
break Of a revolution de paiqi'. H. had ordered the
arest of several suspected persons OF distinction In
his proclamation announcing his accession to the
throne the Ming avoids making any engagements Tor
the future and from announcing his opinion on the
state of the Italian peninsula.
Tie official journal of Naples contains the following
accouu. Of hing Ferdiuand's las; moments:
"The King our master, after n short calm yester-
day, was attacked about - in The evening with MS
usual pains in the left SIDE If hs breast but more
severe, ard extending through the whole region OF the
left lung. This morning the copous exPector atohs o'
the previous days ceased, aud the morbid state m
creased To such degree that with great grief oi soul
we felt il our duty advise him to procure the last all
of our holy religion which in fact, he did about noon
"Caserla, ?. M, May ~, 1872
Here follow the signatures OF the physicians
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but most devoted soldiers of Itaaa freedom. Whst
ever sentiments the world may cnterts.n a. 10 the
vice. rendered by thu guerilla chief sip, II cson"t f
perceive him the essential stes of the captain
ard especially his extraordinary ascendsncy over bis
coupar ions In arm.
Hs wife, also wss q heroine; she slain at
her hus bands tide by the Aurtiaus. She had lever
left him on the battlefield either ia America or italy
Ore should read in the history Of Rccisrd the acednt
Of her valiant behavior the constant companion OF
al her husband journeys and dangers Il would tescn
~ 10 comprehend these exceptional characters. -
much alandered but for whom Life itself Is nothing b1,
one long combat and glorious example Of
PATRIOTISM