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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
POETRY.
The Little Grave.

"It's only Hnic grave tllcy said,
Only just child that's dcad;"
And so they carecssly turned away
From the mound the spade had made that day
Ah they did not know how deep shade
The Hiie grave in our home had made.
] know the coffin was narrow and small
One yard would have served for an ample palt
And one man in his arms could have borne ava,
The rosebud and its freight of clay.
But know that darling hopes were hid
Beneath that tiny coffin lid.
7 knew that mother had stood that day
With folded hands by that form of clay;
knew that burning tears were hid.
" Meath the dropping lash and aching lid,"
And l knew hcrlip. and check and brow,
We're almost as white as her babys, nov.
knew that some filings were hid away,
The crimson frock. and wrappings gay
The little sock and half worn shoe,
The cap with its plumes and tassels blue;
And an empty crib with its covers spread,
AS white as the face of the sincss dead.
'7Ts n little grave, but oh bcware
For worldwide hopes are buried there,
And yo perhaps, iii coming years,
May sec, like her, through bliuding tears,
How much of light, how much of JOY,
Is buried up with an only boy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
ROADS I! ROADS!!

TINllE question of closing the Road ss.8n,
Il the Regimental Muster Ground of tisa
"a Regiment by Steele's (now RhetFs) Mills
toward Flat Rock Muster Ground, and of
opening Road from Salem church by Flat
Shoas and Duncan's mill to Botbcl Church.
will he considered at the meeting of tho
Board at Waihalla the Cd Saturday in Sen.
tomber next. m
Application will he made the same timo
and place for making public ION certsin con-
ditions) the new Road being opened nom
Pickons z. II. to tho General Muster Ground
juno 10, 1869 AZ iii
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
DISSOLUTION.

VNIIE Firm known as PIEPER & LOW
IL EitY>is this day dissolved 10y mutual
consent. II. III. Iowcry has sold assigned
and transferred to III. w. Piepcr his moietv
of all the stock in trade, goods, merchandise.
effects and property, of every description,
belonging to, or owned by the said firm.
wherever the same may be- together with
all debts and sums of money, due aud owing
to the said firm, from any and all persons
whomsOovcr.
III. w. Pioper will continue the DRY
GOODS and GROCERY business at the fur-
mer stand. H. w. PIEPER,
r. III. LOWERY.
Walhulla. Aug. 81, 1859. 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
state of South Carolina
TICK ENS-IN EQUITY

rICKENS--IN EQUITY.
Ephraim Pe;ry, ct ais.
james Robinson, N,lm'r, Fill for Relief, Dis
John Mckinney, Admir-, covery, Account,
tails. &c.
TIIE Court of Equity. FOR Pickcns district,
L having referred tho matters of Account in
this case to the Commissioner for settlement, it
is ordered Tint Monday the 18th day Of October
next be set apart for holding the said Refer
encc; and that the following absent parties are
hereby notified to attend either personally or ny
attorney, nt that timc namely: James Me"
Kinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
W. Mckinney Mary Murphy and her husband
Murphy, Francis Mckinney. Preston
Mckinney, ir., Nancy Mckinney, jr, Mary
Ernest and William Mckinney. The parties
defendants, within the jurisdiction of the Court,
arc also required to be likewise represented on
the day aforesaid.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.p.
Com'rs. Office, Aug. II. 1850 I'd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
State OF South CaroIima.
r;cNENs-IN rQuiTY.

ICkENS--IN EQUITY.
+. Is. Keith Ex'trix ct. al. !
w. ! Bill for Relief G n
Elisha Lawrence. ct. al.
L appearing to the Commissioner that John
L Nj. Lawrence, William +. Webb and wife
Father c., and i. b. Gnssawny and wife Arte-
m'ssa, reside without the limits of this State
On motion of Norton COMPLIMENTS solicitor,
II IS ordered that these nbscnt defendants do
appear plead answer or dcnur o complninanis'
saiu D'll OF complaint within three months lrom
the publication hereof. OF an order ,yo co,,fcsso
will be taken as to them.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, Germ.
Com'rs. Office, June 30. 1850 8n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
N NdD'EACE.

| NDER an order of tho Court of Eouitv
" we have been authorized, and are also
now prepared to distribute the personal estate
OF Russell Cannon. deceased. The heirs.nt.
law of said deceased are hereby requested 10
apply for their distribntiyc shares. as we will
not longer he held responsible fur interest.
RANSOM DUKE.
HARRIET DUKE, hum rs
Aug |. 1889 9 2,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17

c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, tstat lbs has constant.
iy OH hand PIANOS, equal to those for which
no received the Prize Medal in London. in 1851
All orders promptly attended to. and great
care taken in the selection and packing the
same SIX
He has received, during the last fifteen years
more Medals than any other maker, from tho
Franklin lnsiitute--;Ilso, First Premiums in
Boston, New York and Baltimore.
Warerooms. No. 772 AroH Street, below
Eighth, South side, Philadelphia.
juno 10, 1859 az
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
NdbWHCHl

FRANCES A. V. WHITE, wife of C.
a IL. White, IIarncss-makcr, of Walhalln.
hereby gives notice that, at the expiration of
three months from this date. will transact
business as a sole trader or free dealer. NV
occupation is that of Milliner.
~ +. A, v. WIIITE.
Aug /, 1850 2 3n,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
NOficn

hereby given that application will be made
TO the Legislature of South Carolina at its
next session, for an act to incorporate, Carmel
Church, with tie usual power and ssfiyilegea
incident to such corporate bodies
Aug 49, 1859 p.ssls
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
state OF South Carolina,
IL oRDiNAnY-CITATIo

IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" WHEREAS, Samuel II. Johns hath ap-
piled to me for letters of administration
upon all and singular the personal estate of Cam
dis Gasaway, deccnscd late of the State and dis
trict of Pickcns: The kindred and creditors of
said deceased are, therefore, cited to appear
before inc, at Pickens C II on Monday 26th Sept.
inst, to shew cause, If any they can why said
letters should not be granted Given undermy
hand and seal, 20th August, 1859.
w. j. PARSONS n.nn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
STR AYEge

PROM the subscriber, in June last. MED BulI
4 Ok. with mottled face. and white on the back .
Branded on the horn with an X-ear mark not
recolected. Information concerning him will
be received with thanks, and expenses paid
Ailderson's Mills is my post Office
90 WM. ALLEN.
Sept /, 1859 6 n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17

"JoHN, did you ever bet on n horse
race" No, but I've seen my sister Bet
on an old mare !"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17

ANAcHARsIs. The ,Scythian, of Barthc.
lemi, is reproached by an Athenian with
the barbarity of his native land. alt is
true" replies AnacharSis, (" that my coun-
try is disgrace to me, but you are dis
grace TO your country" ~, t
IT is said that most of the hair-dyes in
use are poisonous. IL is astonishing how
many there are, Notwithstanding, who have
the courage to stand the hazard ola dye !"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17
GREENvILLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVlLLE MARBLE YARD.
YaNIIE subscriber has on hand and is con-
Il stanty receiving large and varied as
sortment of
American and Italian Marble,
10 which he would call the attention of those
in want of suitable Monument to mark the
spot where reposc the remains of their dc,
parted relatives and friends. Carving and
lettering Of all kinds neatly and promptly
executed.
Beyn Particular attention paid to orders by
mail. JAMES Nj. ALLEN.
Grccnville G. H., S. c.. Feb. % 3l-tf
~ b. lie refers to Wcstfcld. Cover
Cox, Murkly & Co.. DR.. NJ B Earle, w III
Watson, Esq, Col ID lIoke, Mckay, Esq.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17

ONE Of the broadest hints to pop the
question which it is possible for young
lady to give young gentleman, is to de-
clare to him her intention of never marry
ing
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-17

"PRAY, madam, what do you charge
for recovering an umbrella" said Michael
OFlaherty, from Tippcrary, the other day,
walking into an umbrella shop. ",Let
me sec it," was the reply. All, faith,
and that's just what want to do for I've
lost one, and sec you offer to recover
them at very small charge, SO / was just
thinking would get you to recover mine" I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05

Hounds Of hell cried a thludr-.g.
voice. You love blood. AMI .hushter aud
earua:e you shall havcitr
An athlete mau. With black patch over
his left eve q riae slung az his baok aui.tu!
ia each hand, aud large sabre switgla, a.
hi' side, apPe'tcl IN he n.ii.t e the T.ri..
a. 1t he had suddenly alien itonl tie cloud,
lilo hred his pistols aea uu,le4 Lei b, "a.
tre
'rremble. miscrcas,s 10 90, eyed Sau!
- nmaUg you
The sabre ha-lcd like lightning aroard
the strangers head. Tho tUlrs a hi ,c,...
tae terceness Of tis coaaicunar.. a.! tse
fatality Of his arn struck terror aal c.b... ?
nation TO the hearts Of the rufv renegade.
The Survivors turned anl "a Tor l,ts
N0r1rt' v-r'rs-s ~r-.. h--r 7-! ,g .'f
meet you s,G-,e .lH.
One eyed SIu. iooGci wildly around a-l
laughed moekinriy. tbva GA riu, tl iilrt.y
and bis pauiirg aud bleeding t,.,rlt t..,..
and pointing IA iAe direction t.s stf.s ...4
Ael exclaimed
why do you stand tercl Angr ri-u-
after them f.r they noel y,lr help. There
are stiieks, y-udrr aFay-apavf L. b..
Saul of Laurv swamp jl.ty1u.a,n1s,
nave work O. do, WORK ro do 90 .- rot b,
~ay sud tant way ana tb-sc j. % rest :,r
my bead ,hi, t,sht
With the Words. rnp,l'y. and vat,msn,'y
uttered, Oue-eyt4 Saul -rroio away SAD .u
au iGstlut was .ost - view.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
plr9;nlc Gree })rcss
BY GALLAaER & CO.
THURSDAY MORNING.
NAY .. Ir5p.
rEBN-TAPUL TAkHN:

The grca,rei,sDee of ihr Opposition vbr7 Jrircn
ifrm tcuN"it- or a"ur'r i ra.-r tht4- CO. at
The whole "a tAts District On DO hack
tp.n ed federhl LCsi-lI, he ll.. e In~rrnupa-
Eut our CANDIDATE ha. cot b, state. O. t-r TIE . envy
81 iLsIT 'or Lt suI be D., come UH more ta.a ,r.
TOR The tiIags hat wee, stall " "t,t o. o.. .fr
isr the -crPtrs hss departed try.l Jsiab hs.r
pn-iiEe a'tufsnc" HAT Mt = o. rlulr popular "a Gu
dom io dsy. than al -ay iora prtlr 81 uts Con.
sfess nuai ,4rcrT 10 this county u vote I1r
MT Eo,.icT Uss .1li and tor Sir FsuIner oul, 1p-
~ thr fGcsdvutga '.f,Luu n So fir. i.lmars. Naf-
1879, and NlT Hucbansb'. ~u-. itu. reducing the
W lfg a.,.uIity 10 two ,'at., 80, h,n,~ ty every
Tr.g.rl. q ~a'hrma'cal progression. 'Le u., riiy
iAt ~ Bcierr eau scuferiy exceed al .AIs is,m
- To- ril lat huriTei.-NJls.t n J,FGlof.
Our frierG Ga.ahCr OF tue Free Press"
lsay tie Le,-burg Hasliagi0aila.l ought
TO taye thot Spirit man over there caught
caced aui forwarded by Adam, Ezpr,ss -
Baruum a. political curiosity. No such
an oidliy ought 10 Lc permitted 80 90 at
iaTgc. We think any one who could make
sGca . statement, n the above. with refer,
chce 60 ,ae fr,,'bt political ooal. .Iu Il
Louaouu. must either he ucirlutcl or rrc.
sgnrs biz subscribers % is 4 most cu'l.t,e
set of dupCs. l. IS Gc.'srcl 90 hfi,htcu M
the shaking fortune, OF Nr Faa.Ensr In
th, Valley, aud we SUPPOSE L.s follower.
there, are determined 20 resort % any means
y which 4.s election ma g. ur5I
IL tho editor u the SIrjt' lad b,.ifu.
oU.'y devoted liz i,r,j'1 ima- ial,i1r. fr
month. % the roucoctiol 90 a tli>r,tr.>egta.
tIau OF tic c9uuiyCi L11louu hc could no,
La'e brought ilr,h more ,fFOue5u, s,ats-
mcut--aua sc have TOO much r ,rcct for tho
intelligence and clrdor { tie citizen, Of
''c Valley 90 believe they will give it the
i.a.; cr,de'cr. The Whig- G L1alaun
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B. W. He r BE r T,
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
General Insurance .RgPnF
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nFFERS no. s-'si.-s 'u ,f- tI,irr.. raulrr
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Ctarls,'a,-s -OH..-- Haf D.,r-..-. ..
P-tte1 rf Ihr Blrh .f ibt NsIrV 70 E...s. O. -..+.
sA k-sr'~v.J y = l. l. stt.er.
JfrtB- Crsa1 r. 10 WIZ. F.4 = F...
Fir rim..r.ftr + 60 ! 3d. l. Ur1.f a.
ra Baltimore % b4iY HaI.f.a., DIh-IIs Da
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JaH RiUfaal, a ~ ilttr aaI W J sr.
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.r,. sat iirn.i tL-r.-
Ws.',Hsr-Oh rr. sni Du-e,1rs 81 ibe la,a.
fa' r'y'npa1y 90 ih- Fa.sy bro Virginia.
fv. D.ssfy Nlar Pages C.f Tfss fsr.I
-a.l. lrrtI tuH S R..Ls.Itol $ 81 .fe
a.l = ~ ptess.
BfIrs o. -Alstan1st Neer4mrr Dr
Ff-- Js,lb Vall.frn Jf s5I a. " Va4afs.
HlbI1g,s-H wirsr usti. J Ps--,t-.
C"sie Asal.iFl s L4.unsI. aHI Claf.-.
Htrfart ,,rs.--Ol .-vsrI u.r.. llsr.
t- ftf hsHare. Csmlaaf
= ts-nf Ntrala. l... .r I-J J-.s
ruff FurfHIs.
10, -if-ea.
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7 o f T r Y
THE FCALRAL MIL.

r,,,
iEa' Ne are oIly quiotcbcj cay.
Ala soon muN meet The ,-,i-.sme
la'y ne' i'f whom ,a9l ieIl.f to-day.
Toa-.a.l Waraias ten
Ton solemn 0,pr,aIt-u t.--,
''''r up'n 'ae ar
''A - '''.a' 90" '"e gave i' trrsr,
An '@i@ sa'' "'ers msnsioE rsi:.
lo'.-'cl .ovrt voice he'll
Tolli solemn fu,r,,lh.r Pin.
80 '''' ''' crown 'tee'yj
F'tt'
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t.o-. t..
L"'tlu's H1rn.gl.HUuti tJ naruf.rttre
c1Einl i5r iaulk1cr from t.e rtct.t Fnei.
usa slave decision iu P.il..gan lgtri.d
a iistTr ci Boz tie CngfI-U.4ss lose Tues
Joy wt,k inray upau the Irs5sIis., col. orr
BE in a'Ilrg to ttat occurrence. Iu.
-the .tm5R, sisi tick dii Dot exactly take.
because tAc people sntv better.
I.cs.Ia r.sloa" ..'e rf f.s l,fsrlii5o
.i ti-' .'lss f.ts uf tae f..lH.4s .f
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.ar. tg ''"n7 q. al ar.. t0.a. from ,e
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ferhe F.ss Pssss Pabli.hcd ~eskiy AZ n-o
IIllLars s-d fGfs CsHf' psf anHsa n paid ia ea-
r1-e.. tao DoLtNEs
ISNa~rrVsr pay neat q. deferred brvoad the ,xPi-
rstt1a 20 ths 1~H tatrtsst Ntii b. chafgrd.
>.p.crtptioa i1f.4N noath.. Oas D,llar Ind Tees.
q, rrs Csafs. 10 %. pad irrIrin5ts "a advance.
RATES 90 ADVERTISING.
- The '-ra. q .is-tti.tng aF". iot .guaF. les
Oas D5lIIr, 90 thT.~ s.srt'las-l.rErf iu the
.sne prrp3rtt5a. Esoa clatiauaRe, Tt-snfg frr
Csafs per s4aaTr
~ .sefti.- neat h~ -rosirtsd hv the n'ath or
wear iai-.s .,veissd u the Nlsa.ettyt or prrsiat.
lv sgtcsd sVea between the paFt,s.
~. alNsffts- a~nt u1t 0isfsrd m the copy ~
.p~ct~ aaIrr - ,as~fttaa. " 90 b. sHrttaast said
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rti~r.'saiihs ths p.rt Il t-r A.aa-. A. rri.ttr.
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p a. 'rda'isat adrsriis~Hsuis ua'fhs -cif for
rIA GAIINtiER = 60.
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taUfr ir.uf' 4.
'.,' 're''ss- 'aas ;se ,'-t-, %
6r %. '"'rr1 tt,usa mr
,a ii.f..r ".h ATtoVsaia Vt.
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a.. So. 'ir i.I',r- ~ alsrc
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GrnNrlN Tobarrn.

I HAVE I1sf r-relfrI a tBfsrt0r sHfis % 81
/ GnF... g-tt..1. esrb Gao 1s rss9mu ucui
q. f..srvh. 8s- be- eefa
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A NEW REVOLUTIONARY STORY.
ONE-EYED SAUL;
OR THE
Tory League or Screm.
\ TALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ei DIR. J. 20. RonIN.o>.

haihor ~ Nics wmrrLrs." Bees 8rs,~
li'tF WirrsD Mr. M's'oN'. Bsio,D,.''
lnf PIoNrrHs % KrNrvcST. sic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-05
Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital S75O.0O0.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Al the oruh.s divided sinuag,i the p,.i-v hait.

Capital S75O.0DO.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Al th- 7ruh.s diy,j-a amongst the policy huit.
rr' every yrar The oay IiuIy Mutual C0upa.
uy 90 M city oI STATE
DANIEL l. MILLER Pf-,i'rnt
SAMUEL T. : FOXES Wee PfrsiIrLt
JOAN w. HORNER. Secretary.
Premiums mag be raa annually. ssta,.aanual.
" ur sIar~riy
Per,g1s vho nov insure wl.I pat.ax- ui a iatt
year, -tsit~ni on th~ H. oi January next
Person, NAV insure irril uNu ltyrs sal creGi.
tors ta~ live, uf debtors
Descriptive PAmrh'-r, z ark Form, ant eve
~ Information on the ,u.l l-.t 70 Mutual f.s.~ Io-
suIaUce, FURNISHED On application I1 tar Agent
wtthUui ctar-r personally vt by msu
Losses ~ VIRGINIA PAID.
Tlus HanmnuI. VI u Sl.n.rr' '.tsyu. $1,000
Nr Th.ma, Iirs, Ws-i.a ..1ay 5u-l
Rev John { Hargr8.s She. f.,...ga. HH.g
Bartpn Campo "a N1rHe.4.-, aUft
W ~ "a Gardner. Ri-an,ut 5000
Will, V p'.~ Portsmouth, Husl
AlcKani~r Campo. BrH1suv. = Uuu
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
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River Ieeuas.
Tuesday June l4th.

TUESDAY June l4to.
ARRIVED.
DusMAnx. Gray, St. Paul.
WV E. EwNG, Rhodes. st. LouiA
ALHAAssA. Wing, st. Louis.
kEokUk, Dodge. Ksokuk.
DENHARK, Gray, St Louis.
WV. L. Ewing. Rhodes. ST. Paul.
BES CANPsELL. Demming, Keokuk.
KEoKUK. Dodge. Dubuque.
The new and ssift packet Black Hawk.
is the morning packet for Ksokuk at 4
o'clock. making connections with0the lower
packets for St Louis, and intermediate
pointA ,
The river continues rising st this point
but slowly. At dark yesterday. it Was If:
teen feet above low water mark-full four
inches higher than it was at the last rise.
Front street is submsrged, and the sidewalk
in some places has been carried away. It
10 probable that the rise will abate to-day,
and commence falling shortly. The river il
falling from st. Panl to Dubuque.
At st. Louis it was falling on Sstorday.
The Cumberland was still falling at last
reports. with only 20 inches on Harpsth
Shoals.
The Mississippi is rsceding rapidly At
Cairo and Memphis.
The lower Ohio is getting in worse condi-
tion, the most difficult place below Portland
bar being probably at the mouth of the
Cumberland. Boats can only get through
the gap in the dam, where there IL now Eve
faot
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l. A Il e S II N E. w S.


NEW YoaK, June l4th.-Ths steam ship
Fulton, arrived last evening.
Her advices are nearly anticipated BY the
North Britain at Quebec. The datss are 70
June lst
The following are the latest dispatches
from the seat Of war:
BEasE. May 3O.-via France, an insurrec-
tion has broken cut in Volteline The po-
pulation 10 repairing en- nsasse to London,
the center of the revolutionary ovemeut.
The Austrian General do Aymes Who have
returned into Switzerland, have been dis
armed by tire Swiss authorities and sent in
to the interior.
The Federal Council has dispatched
troops to the frontiers of the Gris0ne.
General Garabaldis vanguard il at Can.
ton.
The Telegraph to Como is worked by
Sandman employees.
Varase. and that French corps de armie 10
expected there
BksNE, May sO-via Germany.-Gen.
Garabaldi yesterday suffered . defeat
bv . superior force Of Austrians, and
has Withdrawn into the Canton Of Tessia.
TURIN. May Sl.-The first details of the
fight at Pa,estrs, have arrived here. The
enemy we're intercepted at Pslestrs. Cas-
sillno and Vinsegle, but after an obstinate
defense, our troops carried the main en-.
trenchment at the point of the bayonet,
with admirable bravery. Took 2 pieces of
cannon, and many small arms and prison
ers. The loss Of the enemy was very great.
but the extent Of our loss is - vet un-
known.
Vercilli was yesterday illuminated The
Emperor traversed the streets on foot, and
the town was enfelt.
The King passed the night at Tyron
among the encamped troops.
The London News says it will be observed
that our telegraphic intelligence contains
two reports respecting the movements Of
Gsrabaldi The same In origin and date,
but in ell other respects, perfectly contra
dictory.
1t would be easy to avoid this incongru-
ity by publishing only the dispatch which
We believe contained the truth but We
give both as they have reached Us. 1t will
be observed that the report via France, con-
tanning the most favorable news, relates to
the state Of things on Monday, wher eas the
defeat 10 alleged to have taken place on
Sunday.
If Garabaldi had taken refuge in the
Swiss Canton Of Lessin, he would have been
dsarmed with his entire force, and could
not have vanguard at Canton, which il on
the road to Milan.
The news Of insurrection at Ludrio, and
the disarming the Austrian General, D.
Amnes. given in another telegram, 10 also
dated Berne, Monday, and dispatch from
Turin, which is in telegraph communica.
tion with Como. announces that Gsrsbaldi
has received reinforcements. On the whole.
We are satisfied that the General is not only
in the field, but successful.
PARIS. May 2s.-the Semi official Pays
Of this evening contains the following tele.
graphic dispatch:
The Austrians $4,000 in number. Quilted
Placenza, yesterday. and re entered Lom-
hardy. The same Journal also says that
England is willing to renew diplomatic re-
lations with Naples, but only on condition
that France will simultaneously do the
same.
The announcement of Sir James Hudson's
departure for Naples, was premature.
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LATE NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Dsadgo Declared Nuisaaeo
BOUND TO COME DOWNil

We have just received the following i'm.
poatant note from Keokuk, Iowa. The
Grand Jury Of the United States District
Court. now in session at that city. has de-
clsred the Bridge nuisance This verdict.
coming from body of men Of high charac-
ter. without fear and without malice, must
tell powerfully against the Bridge.
KEoRUK, Iowa, June IL, 1859.
lEasRs EpIroas ~ ssterday. the Grand
Jury Of the United States District Court
now in &c sion 1t this rlace. reported the
Rock leland Bridge nuisance. by vote
Of l8 to 3. one neutral. Yours repsctfusly.
Rock Island Argxs CaAs. 8 Mos.IsoN.