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BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER,
No R,,,s11nr

J. BONTEMPS DYER AND SCOURER
No. 60 Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public has lust osspe
the business of the Dyeng Establishment No. 10 ROYAL street
and that he will continue, heretofore, careful aen
ton for which he is celebrated
The in which, for the last Twelve years he salts
fed the of his establishment Bourbon
patronage o7-y
NOTICE-ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Sue
cession of the late o. o. WOODMAN required
immediate TO the undersigned and all having
against tie requested them the
desgned without delay. JOSEPH TICKELI,
o2O ct corner Common and Magazine streets
WILLIAMS d TUCKER,
w CO. MISSION MERCH ANTS,
No. $50 Gravier street,
JosEFH S WILLIAMS, New ORLEANS.
GEORGE w. TUCKER. Myl7 Iy
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A H8 SOUTHERN nzrosI Ganh1Acn ssA sas
FRANCIS LOUTREL-

No. 45 MAIDEN LANE
New York.
Every variety of Blank Book Paper Stationery steam Print
ing, photographic Work and Book Binding
Hif" Orders respectfully solicited wis "
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'IAE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
reSEec,,miS give notice that they hive arranged the
GREAT NORTHERN and connecting railroads. Whereby hev
are enabled TO run THROUGH EXPRESS the orwiriino
OF bunk notes specie ewelry valuable packages b,tagc
neehahuise lWt aIa az articles requiring DESPATCH
Also, LOCAL. EXPRESS to and from Orleans yicks
burs jackson and Canton and way on the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern the Mississippi and
Southern eNss0 Railroads. by passenger trains $3.50
Messengers in charge of Bank Notes Gold and small nac,
for the Northern Eastern cities daily through
by land route. 9
Until the completion Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
fregts for Memphis and the North will be dispatched
burg by rail, thence by river to destination.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the carly forwarding
of Fruits and all articles of pehabe Freight for
places off the line of the Roas should be plainly marked with
the name OF the station where it is intended TO be left
Freight 10 be forwarded by Express will be received the
office 96 Camp and at Passenger Depot corner of
Calliope and Magnolia
Articles to be forwarded by Express will be delivered without
extra charge
For rates, ETC., inquire at the Office 96 Camp street
o3 I'm j. j, EE,S Err. Agent.
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DR.. j. e. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.



Has for itself such the
Of throat and Lung Complaint, that Is entirely
US TO recount the evidence of its yirtnes wherever
employed As it has long been throughout
section we do no more than the people its quality kept
up 10 the best ever has been and that 1t be relied
tof their relief all ii has ever been found TO do.
- Ayers Cathar ic Pills.
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURiiATIHE MEDICINE,
For Gosliyeness for the of Dyspepsia andce for
the cure OF indigestion for Headache; for Dysenery
for Foul stomach; for the of Eryspelas Piles
the cure OF Scrofua for all Scrnulous Complaints:
OF Rhennati'n for Diseases of the skin: for the
Complaint for Dopsy for the letter. Salt
Rhcnm; for Wolms for the of tout; Dinner Pill for
the cure of Neuralgia for Purifying the Blood
They sllgarcoaed, that most sensitive can take
them easanty and being purely vegetable cal, arise
from their use in quantity.
R5s Price, % cents per box; five boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and emf
personages have lent their UNPARALLELED
usefulness of these remedies but space here will permit
tie insertion of them The below
AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are given with
also full descriptions of the above complaints, treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
DO not he put off by unpncipei dealers with other prepar
tons they make profit Demand AVER s, and take
Others The sick the best aid there is
should have it.
All cur remedies are for sale by
J. WRIGHT & co,
Nos. q and i5l Charrcs street. n. O..
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK i GEoRGE Mobile and by
NIL
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. Nos. Y and I5 ThNrtrcs street, n. o.
Also by IAvILAND, CLARK a GEORGE Mobile and by
all Dealers. ie22 6n
MEDICAL HOUSE. 81. s.. cnstomho!lse stree! meal

M EDICAL HOUSE, No. 50. C1stomhouse street near
AVA Royal sireeFor the Cure of Old Chronic Mcrcr;a
yphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hinlrance
from business, exposure 10 friends and guaranteed
I'll cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James prac
tice in all parts of the United Euope-thc many re-
narkablc he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians linn
services to the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed 'Pryae and, which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. per
manentS eraicate namey Syphilis, primary, secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of Females however
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back and ons
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism. Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tunors and all Diseases of the
Dr. James woud also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves
ting item for either business society viz Constitutional
biiiy mpoency. The following the
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth
Weakness of Back ahd Limbs Pain in the Head, nimncss
Vision Loss of Muscular Power, Pnptaion of the Heart Dys
Tesia Nervousness lrtaily, symptoms of Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind 10 be
Greaded Loss of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression of
loNG OF Solitude; Tmity of the evils produced
u persons afflicted with any of the above symptoms should
~ caii on DE James and he perfect
et no tase delicacy prevent you apply and
terrible naiady. " ~
Weakness of the orro5 ,ra
restored. e'' e''e'' anu i"H ''s"r
house " " S' i''N Ntis'oii-
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
from 5 A. NJ. to s 7. NJ ~ ' ''''''''e
Consultations strictly confidential
iseceht cases oil Sohorrhea cured in twenty hours
OF no pay DIR. JAMES,
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WILLY yVALLACH-
w 13I WILLIAM STREET New York
Importer Of Foreign Folio Papers and Enye
opes ketacs Celebrated Lead Pencils German Red Tapes
Gum tickets lnkands etc. etc. Card boards Cards Sta.
pie and Fancy Stationery generally, FOR THE TRADE.
an,enl
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DURYEES, JAQU1S d CHAIRMAN
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Hats, Caps and straw Goods,
10 Gravier street, New Orleans.
DURYEE, JACQUES d CO.,
a". q Chambers street, New York
au1 2m Facory-Newark N T
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

III Ca,s was s,sctsd President, ard, having hsgt
his osih in7icste be is blessed With sny amourt oi
lotr bsir, whrhers ard monstache.
James Tour1son, candidate fjr raemher oi tie
Beard Of Public Works, j. so obscure man, oi
Warrington County; bnt be il 5 Democrat, and
some OF The faithful wanted hm nonIiB.et. and a.,
in Justice 10 the " unte rrihcd leaders, he name
vas placed on the ticket 10 run against the accom-
ysbed 81. Gregory.
The candidate for School Commissioner is Chss.
Y. Aleu, of Csdiz HARRISON Coln,y editor of the
Democrs.ic county organ. He is terce II l-
Slavery Democrat; DEPUTY United sia'es M'rshs
and was one Of the pseked Jury % the Ba:hnel
trial.
This comprises the two tickets. sDd, hsvln, por-
trsyed them faithfully, candid per-on can TAI %
see hat on the highest Offices tht-e ia % De h.ree
contest; but, ever hoping that truth IA mighty
aud viii prevail We expec. thst Ohio VIII retain
her position g. the Backbone S'ste."
BUCKEYE REPUBLICAN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
A CANAL ENGINEER IN COURT.

TIE Oe0R Adrerfiser contains the particulars Of
recent Trial before Judge Grover wherein one Park,
q Canal Contractor. was plaintiff, and II. NJ. Sever
a1ce, Residen, Engineer, defendant Ine action
was begun TO recover the sum Of $500 alleged have
been paid by Psik 10 Severance for the purpose % in
cuciug Tie latter 10 make n " fair" estimate Of his
work. II, AdrlIser gives the following particulars
OF the transaction:
Park was a contractor on the Cuba Reservor-hav
irg purchased interest in upon representations
made by Severance that there was enough kept back
from the coutrac;or-Ssm llandy-to pay for Parks
interest, when sboud De nade up and settled inte
pendent Of and without further advance from Park.
Upon ihs representation Park purchased one half OF
the interest OF Hardy for 80, believe. Repeated
Efforts on the part Of Pa k 10 irduce Severance 10
bring up the back estimates failed and finally Severance
demanded Sil0-for " church purposes" promising
when be received /, TO perform according TO previous
arrangement. Park therefore literally forced %
subu 10 Seyerances extoriOp suffer greater loss
and far be Is eIcusabe for offering AM paying the
bfibe. Tine wore on; Severance did not perform and
Park becoming satisfied that lie bad been made the
dupe Of sharper, Joined in the eor; then being made
Ia remove Severance from position he had proved
himself unworthy ot In the course Of the las, sammer
about year ago now-Severance suspended
upon series OF charges, among which was this OF
Parks. He was subsequently tried before the Canal
Board snd tnsy removed fOm Office.
The tIsl occupied three days, and OccasoDed great
interest 10 the vicinity. Tie defense attempted to
show that Severance received the money from one A.
h. Stewart, BIZ. cousin. Stewart was impeached By
several respect able witnesses Judge Grover Oh srgel
the jury on the folio wing points:
Ftof. II th- money paid Voluntarily By PsEt 20 Sever
sIce. i could no: BE- reooyenc,
SeeoRs paid 70 Seyeranee brbe could b.
recovered.
TAyd II paid to Severance for Stewart, il could 20. bs
recoys rec:
FoEJtA paid severance upon h dsuans 10
put him ,i0D make sucb estimate PARK and Handy
entitled 20 thu u could h. recovered he so directed
the Jury ind specially ho~ tie tSrt
After al sbeIce OF six o. eIgh, hours, the Jgy
turned the following verdict: 'No OF action, on
the ground that the defendant received the money
" bnbe.'
Severance "a now under indictment in Allegsuy
County charge Of eXiOTtiOn aud bribery, growing
out Of this transaction. Tie Afas and argus says
Andiior Benton ard Commissioner GsrdLer have hth-
erto regarded him "a persecnted man, and ID this
belief have voted 10 restore him office. The result
of this trial WI probably change their opinon Of his
eharecfar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
CROPS AND POLITICS ~ WISCONSIN

co,rayo.Ssres q TIE n. Y. Tr.b--e.
YoRRyILLE, We, JGly %, l-j9
have mst returned from Il /, R0ck RIVER Valley,
having crossed iae country from Racine, On Lake
Michigan. di.tance of 90 miles. and back sgain,
paying particular s',erton 20 sll kinds Of crops.
The weather has been very dry since Mag -.
Nesr the Lake ,he drouth mas been very severe.
Tbs aided 70 tie frost. hSs kept b,:k vesets,ion
generally. from week - ten days. Hsy, espe-
ei,Ily on upland. Is lieh-, bat is being secured ia
good condition. West, fair crop; 10 rust or
bi. Observable. Oats good-slmost sn entire
failure lsst Year. Corn, Of which double the usual
amount is planted looks Wei. Barley, very good
Rye good, but little soWn. Smsll fruit, generally a
good crop. Apples, plums, &c. much aart with
irost. Peaches, none. The season unus1-ly cool
10 July ,; from that TO the Doth, very hot; since
then pleasant Health, very good.
State officers are to b. elected tll- Fall. Randall
the present Governor hss fully e4used the e1-
pectations of his warmest friends. Under his
administration Of TWO yesrs. an immense amount oi
fra1d and corruption has been exposed. Economy,
formerly q stranger az the capital, has been INTRO
duced into the different departments, snj toe ex-
p,n.es of Government greatly reduced. All true
Republicans car heartily lDdOrse hls adnhnis,Fa-
ton. lie will probsbly be renomnated sDd re-
elected. though ~ this he seems quite Indifferent
An indorserlert Of his course Il Al b. ssks oi nIs
party. This sil. except La Crosse corruption Oond-
hJl- ers, Will readily give.
N.xt 10 Randall. probably tue most prominent
Repui lesn candidate Is Carl Schurz. lie IS OF tae
LOUIS kOssuth csste-as sll know who bAge heard
BIZ speeches. Though young and comparatively a
stranger-but four or five years from GeFmsAy-
bis superior intellectual powers ,nd social quallIes
his sound political principles, and thorough scln.n-
tance with the institutions OF our couniry, are fast
winning him high place in the hearts OF the peo-
ple. Ii nominated, bis election is certain.
Tr.ly yIIrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
GlRTBALDT 1T BORWO.
THETElpuyf translates ron IL Presfs:

Tvy TrIpryf translates Tom IL Press,:
"BoRsro, JAY s 1852.
"Dormo u uow tfe headquarters OF Garibald.
"I.rteto you frpm the Golden Lon Inn, from ?
room psa- MS lie considerably worn; his step is
.ow ord heavy Bu. hi- blue eyes snd chestnut hair
are .,ip youthful His expression = a: once melan
cboly. firm. sr3 extremely benevolent He IS thnk
ing swoTi.
"Nuh has been sd of Gsr.baldi rgor :Orari
the yoBnteeIs; tbi- $ res m. J; i tempered by a
very peasant familiarity. H. has no. become man
Of ettue;te; he i Sill partisan chief. He tabs
vtba.s soldiers and h.s officers are lis comrades,
bu, hey never lose respect for him. Their confidence
IN IN e remarkable. At Colico heard a man say
into sub-ofliccr tia, Germany would soon send
1890 soldiers ags.rs; ,le Allies. and GanbaldiH
saed the sub, fiicer. And you should have heard
bw proudly aud fally he pronounced the name.
"Garibalirs corps is now composed of 1900 men;
n fe~ days he vii have 1900. A very good little
c0rps arrgte when their spirt and determination sre
taken into account. The depot is at Como. The
headquarters sre az Bormo and there are garrisous
along the AXE and the Adda a; Lecco, Coico, Nor
bsgno. So1dro, Tirano, and Bo.lsdore. On Saturday
Col. Mejei OF the % Corps dislOGged the Austrans
from lie Tonale, pls.eau on tie boundary Of the
Tyrol. Tie affair OF Sunday d: the foot OF the Sse
yio pesr Bomio, was vel conducted. The Austrans
attempted reconnaissance, and were repllsei xi,h
loss
Il il Interesting to see how many types of men are
gathered together here and how many languages are
spoken. There sre Spanish, Hlngsrisns, Poles,
FreDch-evsn one Cninsman who wears the uniform
OF the Caociator dei Ap aud cole his qdeue on the
TN of lis had
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
TIE Mrxr-AS TrrArY.-The Washington CORES.

THE MEXIcAS TnEATY.-The Washington corres-
pondent Of Tie Philadelphia Press says:
IL is said that Rober. McIare, minister 20 Mex
leo. bss sent home the dr0f If treaty with Mexico,
containing several important provisions for night OF
way ard transit Tshuantepec and also scro-s
SeIOIa and aice iHifidfrre Of PrvtectOrste
Mexico by tie United States. 1t Is reported, also.
that the terms Of this proposed tresty, agreed
10 by President JuArez, coRfornabe ~ the
Lsre; yet profting By the experience Of R0ber. j.
Walker. stanton and Others, be Mel declines taking
The responsibility Of signing the tres'y without ths
special rrteA authority II the Administration froG
Which tley cannot back out. Ihis IL discreet. Tie
President, s ssid, has been te.egrsphed - Al Bed
ford this subject McLsre sen; the proposed
treaty drawn up and says il viii be signed the day
i returned approved. For once, the Presiie1t Will
have " to tce tie mark" There il no escape. Nc
Lsre undersan whom Re dealing with, ard "a no,
20 be caught mapping. !lrd Robert 81. McLsne"
On the ioloSing day the sane correspondent says:
There ). row at the State Department this ever
ing about soue dispatches from Mexico which have
mi-esrried, ard which have been opened j. is sup
possd az Hsysra. Some Irslnas,e thst az tie ds-
patches a., ideEtally iuuud in New.Yo.k. where
they had l. business TO be, they were probably in
tercepted and opened b. some Of tie agents Il the
steam-lDe spectators.
"On tie eve Of cosirg NY letter Learn :hs. ,hs
President bts .eegrsphei from Bedford drec,iug tas,
dispatch b. -ent 20 Mr. McLsre deciding 20 aior-s
- pr'r ior treaty as yet You NAV expect Mr.
Slcel, la SeTe, snd tbeir associate Will ut De well
ssisEeo SHh this. The President seeks 70 .hift the
resporslbi-ty upon Consress. J.nks says ths, for
olce lie thinks tie Prescent Is wrony ard tha: no
ought 70 give Gen. Cas- chance 20 swallow ell Mex
CO. a. lie decaIed rome years ego was has desire.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

loco~orlVE kNrtoryD-rNso MK> SC1lpro.-Or
INes.lS, evening, 81 eNe muuteS past . cl,~k. ioN~
motive M ~ % the renrsylvAns KoaS-HeerN
UursNn engineer, ard Hcecs HcndcrSca hremsz-cI-
r,SicS saSh,ly scsAi,rg eNth men. The tVSsn which
was fvighl esstvs vsgd hcypi. hSl heC Asaed out ~
she SirS cp NAM 5 Aro~s - "pcrry's Carve,
shNa, t~o nslcs oVsu the CITY. hy tie secs eus.ac
ard the hNcnN',,,e winch eNplNsci ~Ss ,skius p,s
t,cn in nVni os the ;rSsn. Jas. ASfsc oaaphrs The
hrVmar ,r'ea the water apdiag, 80 Ac Slsccs reAr,y
thVe esrgVS, lie then tArv~ Cper ihs 6Ts &oN- -
shovel in scne tsel Sna ne Sii - TIE eEs;ae s1.
rNC3, t~o NJ Tho niSS,e rsrSs Jas; fssw~-Ni u tie
Nlcs. blowing es,arey sway 81 he ANes t>x-iaS oSi,
and uvmecs oi them d0aNarS SNN@ai TIE ~ost .. tie
ensire. The arvaen jasnye1 ID 8. oSce, bat TIE
eirc,i Nwsxed cr tAs erSine.
.S.is,A.rss .sSF>.>A. - =,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

IHE VIRGINIA OYSTER FUSDUN.7-Wm. ". Psr-
tei 'sr e Sasi Inspector ucer tie ispsac - " Nn'
t L1s f iAe- an Interesting report Gov Ne ssosas
q. 'tN-eE ihe l'i q Or 49, s16 k- SzA 0f Janr ls
Ntle eApicd roca t1a Sst- 2is bcsncs ~ orsses
Ice seEe tas.n roD tn u oak RF-E PPah2ansa
f"ate snc Hampton Roads thre b~irs ins7n = oseI
Fil Ihe r-p made with ~ oi f1rnDtlEk oe rsh
L-ss-ilfe ~A rs-see esa T iAe 4sEsoa g h Fso7.es
- :
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

MculG,> CSor>.--Au cccs>CnSl corTe> e>Ponjeui,
under date 81 Marshal, Calhoun Cousty, July -,
iS,9. SAYS;
"OurwheS, crop 5 harvested 10 isby isy lie lSrses,
cNnp ever rsise> in Michigan; the eesrv lsre SnG
rlunp and rs genera thirg vii se,Ch over stX,y
r,,uras to the buShe Ore sss0plo weighed sXiy.siN
Rounds Corn IS doirg 6rSt rate, oats az or'y nll-
ShYs. grsSs rsthoy heht; rNs,ccs VII Ne fTst rs'c
AL Nc shAn have E,Ni supply " tfu,i.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NoRTHERN LIGHT
The ChiriqZi Gold Digging.

Tbs steamship Northern Light, from A'p'nsau
July 70, snived with COO passenger yesterday sisr
s>a- In Consequence Of the detention OF The Cor
rs, sAs sailed four days after the Moses lsy'o' Sne
HTiDss I've days later intelligence from fA1s"~'
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~ DtH Afd ~ tb'us ~ al prd.f snf estteg % the
PROBATE dsufi ihF The '1phy ~ hamsFt aSi s-ia e
yibussp. male ita s,h dsy of JalJ sb., ls5y he
All pi,.asB, = he statue sueb ss's mad. and pro
,dsd s~it pu,ie snriFR. 10 h. hgLrs, bidder for
esss ffout 81 be prsns.s 80 70 b. sd, ia attn
asy 4 Aqgasi, 40 irsi 81 ~ oeSss 10 tbs isrssoon,
no g. l8sthR d.. r,bsf pfDpsry. real ss'As u 'ad
s.fd $40. To- ..ia oaa'g d Hasssy. sbd described
. bsliss. Fsgntins 1t Ihs sorAsas esBss a Di
ss,nbs tTss q 10 blss agab@r tsssy three f2sj In
ne. Irs .s's AdInh,s the i0sn fso~ et,y1 of
Pau thsu.s slboz e. Anthony iEos Third street,
.sy.u.ss f-si .hss lhs east boar dssy u ssd I'D
ikf.. 3d. rs 100 ysssi With iiss l,isinx The wssi
sad .ih.a.f ~ sad lot ihr.s sl hence slona
bs ..sisfu boundary thsfsd 70 the pi.se u beginning
At.s in.Hg1ss piece VI aud oas u the north sssf
,i 80 ~ Ut Eps.sr tn In bia<h snmb~s twenty
he. ~ Va ke- ifslses Adii,lOn W n, Paul. afws-
sad .sd bonded e. fpio-s Beginning 81 paast %
IN s.oa ns bsi is,s hsassr ,~o ~ Asd thses
Isl .lsrss.d ~k.fs he sssl Ds Il and dssdsd BIZ John
.nd 'sh.fibs Bsasss'tssa " JOIN .. hay IN, ~
d.s1 aslsi Dst 10 lsbs aud resardsd n bsak Y page
~ 20 s.f ksmssy isaniy Res siry a Desa is,srsssts
sad a., bet ssii l0s 100 t1 aaa thsss 81
ib~sss russlss ss-sriy ptrsl-I vh H. Astbaay tssw
fhsal sr-s ~siss til feet tAssoe nassAssy fssty.
sssH isI t..i nafth.ssi sad laa number
hire. (sl %. yint ~ssrs he dvstsa iiss se,sssn
ed ,s ~otl saa lhfs. ~ n,sfsss ~ Asthsy tnos
fhifal sfssi Asass sossh ssslssiy sloas ssd hvsia
los bsi~sss AID lss too ~ aud thrss " IN NE Place
gRAscIs nAywOks.
osssdi.n a Ja.~ph nsy sssm.
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su,h ;. In q few minutes all the town was
alive with the news the crowds assembled
outside the hotel the visitors thronged the
pa, lor and guard OF honor was placed
before the door. The Governor OF the
Province invited him to his box in the
theatre. which kosutb, Of course. declined
since it was prince Napoleon who had 10
receive the ovations Of the people on that
day. and Kossuih would no, divert the at
ten,ion Of the Italians. In fact. if sympa-
thy alone could save Hungary, II would
already be safe. But, OF course, the liberia
ton OF country requires something more.
On the 2sth. kossu,h set out Tor the head
quarters Of Napoleon, provided with letters
of Count Cavour and Prince Napoleon to
the Emperor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-28
kOssuth fm Italy.

n The London Neus, Of July 4tb, says -
~ 4 ossuth, having arrived on the 22d at
hNenol proceeded on the following day to
TurG All along the way, at every station,
a crowd Of Italians assembled to hear him
a convoy Of Hungarian prisoners met him
at one place, and, recognizing the great
leader OF their country, shouted their djenS.
At another place a wounded Italian broke
through The crowd he had belonged in
ls4o, to- Col Months Italian legion in
Hungary, aud wjehtd 10 express biz delight
At seeing onee more the arms Of Italy and
Hpusssy joined AZ Asti the military
cou3nl1nder himself acted a. iugeman to the
cRfing multitude. Al Alcssandria X os.
suth had 10 address the crowd in italian.
Alter two - INTERVIEWS with Count Ca
your at8u&lHe Hungarian exile, in com.
pany wi0 xsoohdential TREND of the Sar-
dinlan Minister, set oat for Parma, TO the
head quarters Of the Prince Napoleon. Up
10 Stradella. where the railway communi-
cation comes 70 an end, the same scenes OF
enthusiasm were witnessed az on the road to
Turin but here, of course, the Italians lost
his trace. When be arrived after midnight
at Piacenza, the guard al the gate received
him with bIurt, Gle d,1roto fate c0s'l
tard,. He could quietly 90 10 hotel with
On, being recognized At breakfast, bow
ever. the waiter brought the foreigners
book TO get the names OF the guests IN
scribed, and, seeing the name kossu'h. he
rushed ont OF the room like a mailman
Not five minutes passed, aud oil the thirty
thousand inhabitants Of Piacenza knew It
already. and. a. il called together by alarm
bell. they rushed under his windows and
shouted their r,rG, With the hearties' good
will. The Mayor and municipality ap.
pared 10 his room 70 offer their compi.
men,s and their services.
Mon,anell arrived the respected late
Minister OF Tuscany, who lost his arm 10
l-ls. f.hting at Corta.one for the liberty
Of I,aly. The room i sOon overcrowdet
with visitors, kossuth mus, take drive
with them, but a. BE- come. down the stair
the crowd PUSHES 70 him. k.ing hi. hani.
and garments the horses are Embarrassed.
the italians drag the carriage along tho1.
sands and thou-ands follow, ioxer. are
sboyered from the Windows AMI With all the
.r,huslasm Of r,na.cent liberty tie Tnpgla
,ior hyish,= - caresses M the stranger
who's name = coun~ctei with liberty, aud
therefor is taken by them tor pledge Of
their OVID ir,,.d0m A. two O'Clock T. VI.
Ko-ai,h arrived a. Parma The iown vas
v,udly adorned in expectation 81 tb arr
val a Primo Napol,on. ko~saih compan-
ion having h.er RECOGNIZED by some l,ali4n
s,aciirg h.iare The hotel h. a-kfd. Count
Cayonri Ko-sath all ~. ~ben sad.
DAY III, eye y tie Italian Lighted up. and
h. b.gan 70 shogt. ho--uih eyvivs h ~