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ofGeorgrtown
fe 24-2awSOds WALL BARNARD, Aucts.

MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of a writ of feri
WI facias issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbus for the county
pubIic sale for CAsH in front of The f.ov1t
door Of said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF
s;iab .,at a., - % iii iIis l2iio Ie de
title claim and interest in and to part of Lot No Is
IN Square No. 81, beginning at the southwest corner
of said lot and running thence north 81 feet thence
east ~ feet to the point of beginning in the city Of
Washington ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of Robert U. Duley, and will be
sold to satisfy Judcials l73. to January term, Ia79
Reed, Brother Il Co., of James Martin ct al VS.
Robert L. Duley. w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
fe lots Tor the District OF Columbia.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from Mexice.

NV ORLEANS, March 7-Tampico dates Of
,S so.n OF February are received. guarez ~ has
srn.c,ss ned and 10 fully prepared 20 resist the
eNPSced attack by Miramon
LIZ. ,Lloerais In the interior are carving on
r,is S 9ietsnons against the Church party At
~ ,h Z,i they had captured Gen Espsrta
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SEE McLaughlln's advertisement Of new good

WE CALL attention TO the advertisement of DIR
Swartz in another column.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Anctioneers.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
fTRUSTEES' SAI.E.-By virtue ola dc ID oftrust
Il from Cynthia d. Mason and Others to us, dated
March 81. 1857, and Of record, will offer at public
euction, on MONDAY, the 9TH day of A pril next on
the Premises at o'clock p all that lot of ground
No. eight g. in Square No seventy three, (7S with
tho improvements, consisting Of a good two-story
Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase none,
to be paid IN cash. ON the spot. and approved notes
at and II months, with interest. Should the pur-
chaser fail to comply with the terms of sale, the
property he struck off to the next lowest bidder
resod at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
at the option of the Trustees. after weeks no.
tice. WALTER =. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees of the Union Building Association,
ofGeorgrtown.
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THE FAIR at the Assembly Rooms will not b.
open tonight, as will he seen by reference to on
advertising columns.
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ID NOTICE.
IL ERSONS Indebted to the late firm OF HOW'LL
& MoRsEIL are notified that their accounts no "
ready, All accounts remaining unpaid or settled on
the lst April will be placed in other hands for settle
"n mar ast HOWELL 4 MoRsELI..
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nor RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
Il with all the modern improvements, situated on
Fayette street, opposite the Academy of Visitation
Inquire of Mrs. ANN II. O'NEAL, next door.
I8-aOIm
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THE RoUGH AND READY CLUB hold their third
grand Assembly, tonight at the Hall Of the
Franklin Engine House, for the benefit of the
poor See advertisement.
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DIANOS THAT HAVE BEEN RENTED Ont
Il all the winter TO persons sojourning here, are
now offered at great bargains.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
mars Pa. age, bet. 9th and 10th sts
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DOR SALE-A large three-story BRICK
Il HOUSE, with hack buildings, &c, in complete
Order situated the corner of l4th and streets.
Apply to L. LANSDALE, No 10 Winders Build
ing
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I OTIS FOR SALE.-On the Canal, No. 8, In "a.
$50, 30 by 100; No: 5, In same So, fOrms an l. with
No s. and fronts 81 feet I3z street adjoining the
Foundry No. 8, IN "a. ~, near corner of Ohio av.
anu 18TH ST. ABOUT 10 feet Front on Ohio avenue, and
fronts also on ST. on louisiana av., and the Canal
close to the Market; No s. in So S'2 81 feet the
Canal and about same on Louisiana av., part of
Fuggitt's Lumber Yard > also, east half No s. same
So. - feet on the Canal and about I.ouisi-
ana av. Apply to r.. l.. ROGERS, 3, Carroll Hall,
Baltimore. mar I -2aW2m
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The COLUMBIA CLvs give their fifth grand Co
tllion party, tonight, at Columbia Hall, Capitol
] Hill. See advertisement.
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DLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.-Alhats
Il Forks and Spoons of the finest quality, heavily
plated also, large supply of Table Cutlery Pocket
Knives, Razors, Scissors, &c. Purchasers wishing
reliable articles, at moderate price, should call az
nv Housefurnishlng Store, above Odd Fellows
Hall, on It'll street.
fe 10 GEO. FRANCIS.
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
ley's Cross Roads, miles from W ashington and 5
from Alexandra, at the intersection of the Fairfax
and Middls rurnpikes. Address LEWIS BAI1
LEY, Washington city, or inquire on the premises.
Scott
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EOR SAIE-A very desirable DWELLING.
IL HOUSE IN Georgetown, situated on Gay st.
between u reon and Montgomery. Apply, for infor-
lngtOn. mar 4-Iwt
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE TO
IL RENT.-PART OF A HOUSE located i'm the
eastern part of the city The house is well arranged
for two families. having two parlors, two dining
rooms, and two kitchens, with several large nd ary
bedrooms. The location L. retired and quiet, and
surrounded by some two acres of shade trees and
shnbbery. Reference required Address w. w.
W., through the Post Office. mar 4-eotf
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rTHEPOTOMAC RIVER STEAMER, JAMES
day. March stR inst at leave her wharf EsS5hAN
foot Of 9Th street. Washlngton, at @ 5,.1.s1.,.
aud RiDAY MORNINGS for CnrIieman; Re-
turning, leaves Currloman every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at o'cl ocE,
touching at the landings going and returning.
All down freight To he prepaid not delivered
LGClAN :. PAGE. Prop'r.
NATHANIEL BOUSA, Agent, Alexandria
ma 1-lv
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CorRr OF CLAIMS. Hon. F p.
Stanton, opened the argument for the claimant In
the case Of Edward l.. Norfolk agt the United
States; and on concluding the court adjourned
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nor RENT OR SAI.E-HOUSE No 4g8 Mas
l. sachusetts avenue, between ith and 5th streets
rooms beside bathroom, passage and dry cellar.
Office. mar4-Iw+
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Tomorrow will be Ash-Wednesday, the first
day Of Lent. On that day all the Episcopal and
Roman Catholic churches will be open, and ser
vices appropriate 10 the commencement of the
chnrch's solemn fast will take place.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDER AND Pulls,
For the DssiTHefioR IF all kinds Of GARDEN Insects
AIRS, Bed, BSgs; Roaches, Ticks, Feas, Moths,
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CENIEE MIKKEI.-The market opened this
morning with an average attendance. business
vas not remarkably brisk. The quantity and
quality Of the provisions were about the average
last
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SQUARE 9,0.-The subscriber having sulSIiyIded
- the above Square, situated between 18th and 9th
streets east, and North Carolina avenue and south
street, into convenient BUILDING LOTS viii
of JONATHAN PROUT, corner 4th street east
and Virginia avenue. mar 5-3ts
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
In conseguence OF the inclemency of the weather
until THURSDAY, 10Th instant.
mar 8-ts WALL. Il BARNARD. Auctx.
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Lvsvs NArusE.-rhs morning quite crowd
Of persons collected at the west end Of the butch
crs department Of the Centre Market to see calf
with three LEGS, which Mr.. Joseph Prather had
purchased Of cattle dealer. The calf Is a large.
h-.Tfy animal and came 90 this market with Tot
u satl" fr sale. u is perfct with the exception
Tat ia. right Gore-le-s * missing. Mr. Prathor
IIrrhlscd i a CURIOSITY. and not for hmtcheriny
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The DloRAMAs AT ODD Fellows UALL.-Not-
outstanding the bad weather last night, a res
pectable audience We're in attendance ON the
Exhibition Of the Russian War. To-nigbt and
tomorrow night are the last of It's stay among ms
90 and see it If you wish to be delighted and in,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

lucl ndiS idusl- should be ade public One Of the
largest of the recent defauers in the Stock Exchange
paid E25 tC0 Saturday o his CREDITOR being about
Eve -hillings in The pound. There steady de-
naId for noIey at the Bsuk. The suspension ha.
been ANNOUNCED cf the baking ru of Wolf 81 Co. Of
Berlin, hitherto in good credit and with extensive
tAbsscton-. A considerable faur- is also reported
from Vienna and many more must lie looked for. The
monthly settlement on the Paris BOurse commenced
Saturday and will be in progress for about week
II il expected that the iup"verishne and ruin will
be beyond all example. The Austrian Government
has announced loan for sum equal tothst proposed
10 France, viz: f10,uD,at, two-,hirds Of which
to be supplied by increased issue Of notes by the
National Bank. Specie payments. which were only
just BE- ginning t. be resumed after teu yesrs Of a
forced paper circulation, have ogaiD been definitely
suspepded. Duties are to be paid in silver, or its
equivalent, and tax Of five per cent is 10 be levied
CD tie receipts from all csl tai invested in securities.
Tie Err css says: Private lrttrrs fum Paris
"sxpre=s an Anticipation that the French loan Of
f- tee eco viii be offered 10 ipes ccni stock a; 81
being about per cent below the lowest price fixed in
4" the hans for the Russian war"
THE LoADos S1ocK ExcBAsGE did q large business on
Monday although the transfer Offices CT the Bauk were
closed for the half yearly balauce. Prices were vide,
although there frt sh news from the seat OF ar
Cor,ol- closed at sli r90l. There fail
ules in tie stock Exchange On Monday.
LOsDos Cons M.REET, May 2.-Thcre was 3
fresh OF u making total rise Of l0i al2i
since Monday last.
LrvERTooL CoTTos MARKET May 2.-Market
uuch dcpre ssed and transactions do not exceed 5000
bales. Holders have been wiilog sellers at decline
Of nearly ID. y H.. on last Fridays quotations.
TAILow MARKE1, May 2.-Inactve and little
done. 5sI un the spot 81 tor June.
LATEST MARKETS.
lBs Telegraph J,om L'te'I,ooi % Southampton
LIVERPOOL. shay :, evening.
LivERPooL CoTTos MARkEI.-ihc sales Uf Cotton
the L,.Ilco market for days 9N balcs Uf which
20 bal speculation foT export. All qualities had
j dly declined Me.Is Glare sons qut9 tie decline -
fuzzy o. wtic ether circulars pot II nearly ID. THe
nHIktt c1s, duh ard irregular.
IIyEhPCOL URTADsTUFT. MARKET -Mcssrs. Rich
ardou sIuce ror Rr, sdstufs buoyart with
spec usti'e rquy All qualities hsd considerably advanced.
hui owing to the unsettled aud tied state Z! the market IL 10
u INbl 10 five guo's'ris
lVTRFOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Mesers Rich
sus0 Spence Co. that Provisions have generally advanced
trt tlsi "a uoiIaL Tie sptcu.a'e oils
tfUed.
IyrRPUOL PROpCCE M.RKET.-Ricc was buoyGnt,
ior's dtnsudug sivsrcc Sugar buoysn', AID
sdvsIced 6nGi Sspetsr advanced n Pot A-h- firm atj
UcZj Tt,~ Leld i06l Lard huoyau aid hnid-rs
sd,auc. Rein sH ct fof coGluon spifi:s rus-
IeniIfie animated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
TILE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Tie Times Of May ., in Of its articles, says:
"Ssturday, April 80, the decisive day Of the
present ee, eral election. There remains, it s true
al the counties and lrish boroughs, but still the day
wss decisive The returns far are acquainted
with them, give the Tories gain Of 23 and the Lib
erals gain Of Is, leaving balance in favor Of the
Tories Of l0.'
The Ners Of the same date, says: "The balanee
Of party gains and losses in England and Wales, a.
far ar the elections have been decided, is Yarpusy
computed at from twelve to fifteen in favor Of the
Government. In some of the boroughs the pulling
takes place to-day and in two instances not,
we believe, till Tomorrow. Up 70 last night uncer-
taihty prev allied TO what had actually happened IN
certain remote and nearly divided constituencies. In
not a few cases men have been displaced by others
nomDolly Of the same party, though differing in the
tendency or the integrity Of their opinions There
never was in point of fact time when the lines Of
denaicHiion laiut aud wavering, or where 1t
has been found easy for cOloIless aud rhy pOlti
oians to look way ami another. One feature
Is indeed remarkable throughout these elections
namely, the almost universal profession of readiness
TO vote for comprehensive meaureS Of reform. Part
Of this ought We fear to be set down nero polit
cal Hypocrisy; but even viewed as such, 1t Is not
without its vulue as an Indication of the way in
which the tide is running"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
PRUSSIA.

In the sitting Of the Prussian Chambers Of the 2sth
ut the following communication was made By Baron
de Sctlenitz, the Minister for Foreign Affairs;
"GENTLFNFs: A. the moment when the Pru.sian
Parliament is about To inert hfcr short respite,
events OF the most serous nature taking place far
from u. The differences between Austria ON the ono
bard aud Sardinia and France the other have
reached point which leads to the fear that war vi
table England has made n last attempt Ia preserve
peace ana all hope IL not yet lost. But the Govern
mcrt must own that such hope is very slight. Al
though under sucb circumstances, in the obscnrify q
the siaic of things the Government il not In position
TO make more substantial statement to the repre-
sen,aive- If the nation, II nevertheless feels duty
To cay what measures mas Thought necessary 10 take.
Seeing arnamt nts being male everywhere, the
Cove ineni hn- for time been occupied with the
measures which ought to be adopted The h"ps a
the mslurnance Of peace which lately prevailed had
hiheuu prevented IL from carrying those measures
into execution Actuated By tho sentiment that tho
welfare II Germany well as It's at staks, Il
did not coLine Itself independently Of other precsu-
tupHry measures, to placing the corps d0r~ee On .
footing, but proposed to the Gerran Dict to CAL
out tie Federal c'ItiDgGnts, aud that prOp0,A haS
been iu me liatcly adopted. The Prnssian Govora-
rnt is r. solved maintain the known bases, aud h
has not devined from them in the proposition made 70
tie Diet, which bears essentially defensive chMT-
Ter wi c responds To thu character of the Coufeer0-
ton. The policy Of the Government IL based moro
upon the general interests Of Germany than upon the
lrierests Ui PTusri1.
The Hor,Lnyreeo NackricLien gives an analysis ofa
Pussian circular drpsch addressed to the other Der
man Governments. After stating that Prussia disap-
Iruves the Bninatnm sent by Austria to SariDis.
Psia declares at it il ready to defend the true inr
teTcst. 1f Germany.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

snoscd srci defere frthe honor ard Ehts ~
ell rsor.s snd sud for al tha: Il held dear By
Ian
To yea ny pcorr vbose devotion to the hsrrsry rcsr
family ss l,- modsl for A tie saliols og the earth
ad,.s yeli L. tie ooua Sh,ce has coo"nced Yea
viii .srd by yus or provrd sdey and devo''or To
y'uF huia Lave izkru Ito tbr u tnr
thew s.sBisr ry n,Ts greeting Fen gyu" "aa
pfie yea may rFsra thcu TOT tie eagle oi Alan S ~n
u-if pjor'. high
"ovT 'r.se gs' Aad ~e b"n i with eosrsEs snd
cotfrcrce We kop kwe-r that shall not s'ant aoae N
l. tt sol ou lich had do bats made
fruitful ~ the hoe los; ty nur German brethren
vbeu they those tulwars, which they aintsns
tie preeft Ssv There The have
rs,y bszn h r whu H. have wish brsk her
lirr. 81 pDwer TIE -re ts such danger
rreyss I'll sr'. of Germany frm the bur the throue
iron tie other speak sovereign member %
IL ari- C. rf 4, rau wtt cal attention
n, u osl g,g g cselogy the glo tiiaes In hich
Fuurr Rad hsuk the scGe and hEveu. enthusiasm Of
ti-Eu'sny for It's liberation.
for G,d ard Is aef' ard,
Giyrn fry rsiieuce ara Ctros q Nerra tai, th
day u April lSS. FRANCIS JOSEPH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
No Actual Fighting Yet.
MORE Ri&NGS IN ITALY.
ministerial Gains at the English Elections.

The steamships Weser md Borussia, from Bremen
vi. Southsn ptOn, arrived al this port yesterday
afternoon with itelligence up TO the 3rd Of May
b>;no three days later than brought by the Persia
and Adelaide.
The New York arrived at southampton Saturday
evening Apni 80
Tie Csuudu arrived at Liverpool Msy2.
The American ship Pomona, Captain Meuhew,
yboh sailed from the Mersey the 9th u., was
wrecked op Bluckwatrr Bank. rear Wexford on
Thursday 2sih April. Sic had 57J passengers and Il
crew Of 81 men, IL Of the former reported saved
and three Of the lattor-the r.st were drowned-the
,bip efnking in fathoms Of winter.
A X, val Proclamat ou WAS issued Saturday
Anrl 80. offering bounty Of fl0 to able seainen
,iliup TO enter her meiesty's service, with the in
,.,,,n Of recruiting l0,G00 additional seamen.
The English naval dock-ya and arscnals are in
v,eat state Of excitement Preparations for war are
bs;nc made on extensive. scale.
Admiralty Instructions were on Saturday, April 80
,s.siyed at woolwch dockya directing the acting
ns,terslpwrgbtt hasten with all possible dispatch
tbe completon of the various new-claSs stcamrg gates
in urogress Of construction Two hundred additional
hands were taken on forthwith.
A,elrpram was received ON Friday, April %, q.
Sbeerness to send the Royal George to Deyonport
and the Colossus TO porismouih. The Edgar, Queen
and Trafalgar ore to be got ready Immediately.
The o. borne, steam-yacht, is ordered to be got
ready for immediate service reported for the Medter
rspesp TO be placed at the disposal Of the Prince Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
TELEGRAMs IRON TIE SEAT OF WAR.

The Tincs has the following:
VmNAA, Friday evening, April 2S.-ln all Proba-
blity theIe was a sharp action at the Ietc-de-Pont
Of Buialora Yesterday 1t is reported that the Ans
risns after u considerable os took il at the poiut
OF the bayonet. Ii is said that Mortara has been
taken to-day.
yIENNA, May THE Austrians have occupied
IntrA, Palanza ard AIona, the Sarduians rotrcatng
their approach.
The I, l. graph lines to Switzerland have been cut
by the Austriaus.
Turin April 23-The steamer which arrived at
Genoa on the 9th brought Il proclamation to the
Tuscan army. inviting them To await the sigual ot
war, and advance III a compact body .t 1000 men
to reinforce Piednoat. y Siisshr proclamation has
been addressed t. the troops in the Ron4sra.
TURIN April - -i'cncrals Canrobert aud Mel
have arrived here, and have gone 10 join the King.
Tie Ausrians conc gntrating in great masses at
Piecenzs where proclamation has been issued by
an Austrian Commissioner Extraordinary.
TURIS, 10Th, II p. m-Fittecn thousand Imperial
Guards land tonigh NJ, making 1880 French al Genoa.
The foTcc a, Scsia i increasing fast
TuRIN, April 3O.-Au official bulletin confirms the
fact of the passage of the Tcno by the Aa.trisns.
Yesterday the Krg, accompanied by CanIob'rt and
Mel visited the lne o. the River Dora.
TURIS, April 30, 53a p. m.-The corps darmse
which entered Pirdmont by Grovell0na, between
Vigevuuc and Vespolatc consists OF 20 bataons and
batteries of cannon.
TUMs, May -. l0.-lhe King has gone to take
the command. The AustrSns al Novaya in force
and also at Pava. Tie Ere, ch nispiry and artillery
oontr ne to arrive. No decisive movement has yet
been made.
RosE, April 30.-The Austrians have seized several
Ssrdnian vessels ON the Lago Magciore. According
TO official advics received here, the Austrians after
having crossed the Tcino yesterday, At p M, COM
merced hosthtes u the evening.
ViESSA, April 29.-The austrian C0Tr6TondCncc
rays that AustIs bad accepted the proposed media
ton Of Eng land, but France refused it. The article
concludes thus; "Aptra, faithful 20 her mission in
tie political world, has drawn the sword 20 defend
the rights which treaties have given her, and to
maintain the independence OF European States
FIESNA, April 3O.-Count Buol has forwarded cir
cusr notes to the foreign Governments, Stating the
diplomatic and political reasons for The declaration OF
war by the Emperor.
Tie official Wiener Zei,ane publishes the follow
ing financial decrces: TIE income tax Of the third
class is to be retained by the Pay Office Immediately
upon the interest the public funds being paid.
loan Of zoe GOO 600 H. eco 900 600 is ordered but
is for the present impossible to contract Il, the Ma
toDal Bank will advance twothrds Of the nom'nsl
value Of the loan in new notes The third decree
releases the National Bank for the present from the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
NArI.ES.

t'rrJ spondeuce 81 The London Tunes.
N,PLrs, April a6, 1859.
The bulletins which are published in the oiioid
jour- al all speak o' improvement in the Kinxs
health; aud the police authorities and all those whe
have thriveu IN bad government, government a
s, rejoice in the belief of AN Improvement have No
cot ftcpce however in the truth Of these bulleLinA
His Majesty has bee and il consumed By perpo'uA
fever ard is exhausted by the copions schare fron
the surgical wound in his body. With iirmness Il
purpose, however, which asonishes every one. the
XII iii &c The temporary Improvement has set 10. has
APPLIED himself Ia the details OF business both private
aud public with energy which shows how strong 10
h love Of and how great IL his dsincnaiiou 70
delegate il o his Ministers share II with his soa 10
fact. the Prince rvtIes and moro from public,
~ it was observed that on Holy Thursday he dill aA
.presert his father at Iararodd public washing
uf the feet of twelve poor men. The Queen Is anrc
mi'tug IN her attention to ber royal husband, who
suil,is intensely, so much that even his brothers
uTe ai times refu,ed permission to see him.
The Count of Syracuse continues to encourage the
hopes Of the Moderate. Liberal party, though slight
hope il entertained Of happy result to his wise ei'rs
ard wishes. II IL believed that the future sov-
,rcign will confine himself to slfand-hsf measures
ard policy of expectation thus following ont the sys
tenn in which lie has been edncaied. and which hes
been wholly deficient in either courage or sincerity. 10
fact this policy may bc mainly attributed Ia tho infu-
euce If Austria which in Naples, as elsewhere, has
destroyed all independence Of action on the part OF the
soveregrs Of Italy, and has reduced them To be hes
puppets The Neapnlitan Government must now pre-
pare itself TO reap the fruits Of its false and crooked
policy. hbandoued by England, pressed upon BY
Aus' for the fulhment uf engagements expressed %
understood, menacod consequently by France, and
threatened with Internal dissen IONS it. position smose
prable. From all thi- il might have been saved had
i acted with common honesty or common prudence
Had il chosen to rule by constitutional means instssd
u setting at defiance all law, it night csine1
he gTogd epslaiGn G Of Peng the a. d ...
and friendship OF England.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
M Tsos.,os,, C.np.-Ju.,iee Quackenbu.h

Mr. TnosAsos's CARD.-Justce Quaekenoa'n
promptly and concurively deoies the charge d par
tlaty made in the card Of Mr. Tbomason, who cauS
himself the Agent Of the American ihdu'if,si IT, U.s..
c,a,iou in n : case Of the poor sewing gih'' fn'
Ju ,ioe says: ,,,..o .o.-i., fully. t,A ths
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