davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
ASNemhlY.

ALBANY, March 7, 1859.
Mr. PoSD (rep) reported voraby the bill TO authorize
supervisors to appoint inspectors Of election and district
canvassers in New York.
Mr. SHAW rep introduced a bill to extend Albany
street to Broadway To widen Trinity place from Liberty
street to its termination and extend it thence TO Battery
place. and to widen Morris aud Rector streets whenever
the Of land assessabe for such improvements ap
ply for the same The bill authorizes the Comptroller to
appoint special attorney for suits arising under the act
and provides special award the discretion Of the COM
mssoners to be appointed by the Supreme Court, to tho
and 10 the corporation Of the church for the removal of
the remains and monuments there buff the award not
accepted and the removal made within the specified time
the commissioners have full power to make the removal
themselves.
Mr.. SMITH (dem.) called up the resolution recurring
from the Commissioners OF Emigration by what authority
they have applied 70 the to test the title of Castle
Garden and II was adopted.
Mr. HAIL (rep called up the resolution requiring from
the Auditor the number OF collectors assistant clerks
employed the canals and whether any reduction can
be made. Resolution adopted.
The House agreed to have evening sessions excep, on
Mondays and Saturdays
Mr. BArcR1IER (rep called up the resolution requiring
information from the Attorney General the consttu
tonay Of the laws signed by the Governor after the adj
journmcnt Of the legislature.
The Personal Liberty bill then taken up 10 Commit
tee of the Whole
Mr. G s srEScsa (repl spoke in support Of the consu
Mr. MonRIs moved to amend by striking out all but tho
FIRST and third sections thus making the bill simply pro-
vide Tor O trial py jury OF any fugitive slave.
Mr. TUIfuL made eloquent and very effective speech
in favor OF the whole bill as reported.
EVENING SESSION,
The Senate only is In session this evening.
resolution adopted to suspend the Joint rule In
order that the annual Appropriation bill may e consd
cred on any day prior ~ the 25th inst
The special order being the consideration OF the subject
Of the alleged vacancy the Eleventh Senatorial district
1t taken up after debate
Mr.. OWEN offered the showing
Resolved, That william G. Vaudeville having been appoint
ed to the Office of Postmaster M suyvesant Fails has By
accepting such appointment vacated his Office of Senator.
Before tho question taken, the subject post
poncd I'LL to morrow, O'Clock l.. NJ
The bill to amend the Marine Court act ordered TO
q third reading.
Mr.. Ely introduced a bill empowering Banks In any
town city, where five transactpg business,
to together into Clearing House Association for
the object OF ectng daily exchanges between the Banks
thus associated within said town city, and for the pay
mcnt of bank balances resulting from such exchanges
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

cases were tried, and the Board will probably dis
mHs from the department officer Kennedy, Of the
FIRST ward, on various charges
The committee Of arrangements for the grand
mass meeting to be hell. at Tammany Hall on the
W., ,., 'ne' yes yrday evening at the Hail. MI
onnonnoas ~, the chairman OF the com'ni'.ue'
mant that the following distinguished sen''.
T. ad accented invitations to address the ne.:
.g, and would positively be present Oh the occa'
sion:-Senator Benjamin, of La; Senator Brown
of Miss. Senator Pugh, of Ohio; Hon. Thos' D.
Bocock, of Va, and Gen. valandgham, Of Ohio.
| The Tammany Society held their regular month
| ly meeting last night. Daniel E. Delevan, chair
man pro tenn. presided. The only business trans
| acted was to give notice that the annual election
for officers would take place on the third Monday
in April.
An intelligent and respectable jury was sworn in
yesterday before Judge Roosevelt for the trial Of
James Stephens, charged with the murder of his
wife by poison. The names of the jurors and the
remarks Of the District Attorney upon opening the
case are given in another column.
The March term of the General Sessions was
commenced yesterday, when the Grand Jury was
empannelled and listened to an able exposition OF
the nature of their duties by City Judge Russell
Francis Dedieu, who was convicted of arson in the
third degree, in January, sent to the State pri
son for seven years.
The Common Council of Brooklyn have agreed
to celebrate the introduction of the Ridgewocd
water into that city the 9th of April next, and
have appropriated $4,000 to defray the expense.
The 1rmness in the cotton market was maintained yes
erday and the sales embraced about $50 bales, part in
ransitu closing firm the basis Of 12c per pound for
middlng uplands. The sales male chiefly ed cted
before the Europas At the close holders demand
cd slight advance Flour again frmer and in good
demand, while sales to fair ext ut. Southern
brands better and in good demand and pretty freely
dealt in. Wheat drmer and in good milling demand,
with sales at full prices Red Kentucky sold at 81 50and
prime white do. at 81 so, and white Western at
| 81 SIS q 81 co. Corn frnr and in good request.
Among the sales white and yellow Southern Soc
SIC. Pork more active, with better feeling: new
mess sold at SIT s7s ss part arrive, and old mess
the spot, at ST 37S, and prime do at $l3 si3 12k
Beef was firm, with fair sales. In sugars the sales
braced about 600 hhds at rates given in another place.
Cubas some less buoyant, while New Orleans con-
nued firm. Coffee was firm, with sales OF 1900 bags st.
Domingo at exc, and 800 do Rio at 12c Freghts were
steady, with moderate engagements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Thc New York Decentralization for Europe
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Capt Lang, VIII
leave Boston "Wednesday for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city THIS
afternoon half past O'Clock to go by railroad, and
at four O'Clock to go by steamboat
The European edition OF the HERALD will be publshed al
ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies, IN Wrappers
six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NKw YORK HERALD will be received the following places
in Europe
LONDON Sampson Low, Son & Co, Al Ludgate Hill.
Lansing, Starr Co., "a King William street.
PARs . . Lansing, Baldwin & Co., place de la Bourse
liverpool Lansing, Starr & Co., No Chapel street.
R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East.
aAvRE.. :. Lansing, Baldwin & Co., q Rue Corneile.
HAMBuRG De Chapeaunge Co.
The contents Of the European edition OF the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
Office during the previous week and up to the hour Of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

ana ma reception "a Kster but ashs reco
nisn, 4 at a win take place in Mexico be considers a
mission suspended Tor the present He will soon leave
ios Now Osleans there 10 await further instructions fo
hs government In the event OF Mr. McIAue presenting
ms credentials to tho Juarez government Senior Maa w
ners Is Little doubt, return to Washington diplomatic
capacity.
me senate nave number OF Indian treaties embracing
noss oregon and Washington, to upon and as these
are 30 Intimately connected with the preservation Of
peace on the Pacific, there can be NO doubt Of thor
ratification
There clause iahe Treasury uste Law, just passed.
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 issue rcgis
ed or coupon stosks a. the purchaser may elect As he
has already reasued coupon stock tho Secretary has DE-
cided he win not change It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

regular assembling Of the new Congress in De-
cember, an extra session should be called special
elections in many o6sAe Southern States would
have to be held 70 all up the vacancies which
would otherwise exist in the House. These spe-
cial elections would be inconvenient and expeu-
sive. 20 the people concerned; but with q UNIFORM
day for these Congressional elections throughout
the UDiOn-soJ in October or November pre-
cedipg the closing session of every Congress-tde
whole difficulty of special elections, in case Of an
extra session, would be overcome. We trust,
therefore, that with the next meeting Of Con-
gress, regular or extra, the President will recon-
mend the passage of uniform arrangement OF
this sort The same appointed day ia all the
States in reference to the Presidential election,
works admirably, and it would work equally well
in regard to Congress. 1t would settle the ques-
ton OF once, place the new Congress at any mo-
ment within reach Of the Executive, and il
would cut off much Of that facious legislation
looking to next Congress which has charac
terized the last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTToNs.-Under existing
arrangements the elections for new House of
Representatives, North and South, are scattered
along from The summer preceding the last scs
sion for example, Of the tbirty-ffth Congress, to
late Ia The autumn after that Congress has ceased
to exist. Thus, il in The long interval from the
expiration Of that Congress ia March, ID .he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

LIBEILING A MEMBER OF CONGRESS- Accord
ing to the records of one Of our courts it appears
that an indictment has been found against the
NEW YORK HERALD somewhere in Westchester
county, for libel on member of Congress.
Considering the distinguished characters, and the
high reputation, and the great amount of patriot
ism which that eminent body has exhibited of
late, libel on one of its members must be bril-
liant feat in the editorial profession that few can
parallel. When we look at the evidence elected
and the reports made by committees Of investi-
cation in Congress during the last session,
showing the patriotism of members of Congress
from this and other sections of the Union-their
honest devotion to the public interests and their
total disregard Of their own-the associations of
members of Congress-the friendships of the men,
bers of Congress-the attachments of members
Of Congress-in fine, the unspeakable merits of
members of Congress-it might have been con-
sidered possible to libel a member of the State
prison confraternity; but the idea of lbelling
member Of Congress was entirely out of the
question. We must have, therefore, achieved an
astonishing exploit As this interesting subject
of libelling members of Congress proceeds in the
courts we shall take further notice of it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAN Police BnI--.
The working of this bill has now been sufficiently
exhibited. Developments of official corruption
and crime and deprsvity under its operation are
so revolving and SO general throughout the force,
that the dissolution Of the body is loudly called
for by the voice Of morality and even the prompt
ifgs Of common decency. The bill ought to be
repealed at once and the police force restored to
the control of The Mayor. That public order il
not completely overthrown is not owing to the
present organization of the force, but 10 the good
conduct and the proper feeling of our citizens a.
large. The bill is mere party political machine,
and good proof of this is the zeal with which
one Of our black republican journals in this city
attempts 10 bolster II up, whilst ii does not dare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Death of Ex-senator Gsyex, Of Missouri.
sr fouls, March 0, 1859.
Hon. henry s. Goycr, formerly United s,atos Senator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

HE GENEHAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
CONDITION OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, ETC. ETC.
WASHINGTON, March 7, 1859.
At eleven O'Clock this evening the Postmaster General
still ngers but there is prospect whatever of his re-
covery
The trial Of Mr. Sckes will not be commenced so early
as many have anticipated Tho jail docket, embracing
the small Offences usually FIRST taken up, and may oc-
cupy week longer His counsel did not appear in the
court today.
The Senate session for five hours today,
and after spirited debate confirmed Charles l.. Weller,
as Postmaster, or San Francisco, and j. W Vaudeville
az Surveyor General of California Mr.. McIane
nrmed unanimously Minister 10 Mexico, and Mr. La
Rc,ntric as Secretary of legation
Mr. McIAne will leave the city tomorrow for Vera
Cruz with Instructions to recognise the constitutional
government provided is in condition to malatain s
existence Mr.. Ciufchwc has again written ~ the State
Department urging Us recognition This the admin stra
ton is inclined 10 do, and hence the appoA.nent Of Mr.
McIanc.
senor Mata has been here Anxoussy awaiting the re-
cognon Of hsgoycrnmegt directly 10y ,bis administration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

THEATRE FEANCAIs, SIS Broadway-Uu ca AyGEMESr
DE MAIs-US MONSIEUR ouI PRESp Ia MoucHE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

LAURA KEENEs THEATRE, No. ga Brosdwsy.-OuH
An.pIcAa CousIx-IiLusTRArIoNs rHn LIFE or WASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

BARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway: After.
SHor-BRIAN O'LISN. Evenng-HAkvksr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. 56l and 565 Broa
ErMopIAp GoNGs, DANCES, kc.-MYsrIo SPELL
BEyANTs' NINsTREIs MECHANICS HALL, 1T Broad
way-NEGRo SONGS BuRIxsoUEs-KEEP EN- IN DE TENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

or,.un. YYIv No. GO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
THE GREAT WONDER
az drmE NISErEENTss CENTURY.
Professor ,WOOES
ti3HsiR RESTORATIVE. q

Says fhhHt oais. Neil Democrats BeloW, ws pne'
la MAis, wbich speaks glow'ney % the sup, rib
nsrts fhis hair t9nlc Such avdyuoe must have its
aGcck when coming from ateiiable source. 10 GER
tineates arc guarantees n truth, the nr. nosda no
coinIuLIs, nor useleaa puler, from the press;
,,.4rk.ssfe, i. Barn. MASS, ,JanuaSy 20, 1850 vi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
LEATHE E = |:

eMBRACING soLE-BRATHER.KIP. Calf AND
MOROCCO sKINS,a agoneralassortmentofLtN Of tNlNGS,
BINDINGS. .&c. Also.A great variety Of SHOE.
MAKERS FINDINGS. Z"
The abpve Stock we are deto rmi dto sell LOVER
thanean behad else where. Como everybody. Give
MS call an ouwiiibe suro TO be pleased, and and
thatthe Rboxeis no HUMBUG. In connection with
our good sGrom abroad, We keep constantly on hand
work OF our own manufacture. which we warrant,
asdo We aliour goods (good novovy respect.l Gus.
| nossIble styIe. D.& GIESY.
pG.s. pLsaes.isf. 10. 1857. ia-tf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

? y U. WtIWD.N IINFW HhFIUHNVIVb.I
Ppsfaf $500 Dear Sir: HavRg had The Inlef'v-
tane 10 ID6e ia bes, portion ofmy haS. from lhe et
fscts 6fthe ysIia v feyor. ta Nsw Orieaus 10 I5st
wac Ind aead mske tval ofyeur pFopaEatlan. and
fauud N auswerls tho vevy thtgg aseiod. NY hair
/. nov thick and glossy. aNd M worls can sxpFsss my
dbvEs,loHyto Soa In giyiae 70. the shas,sa " such
tfeasufe. itAU = t-tt "a FINLkY JOHNEON,N
The undersigned. rev .. K BsAge. q a minis.sV ~
Tegnluv standing aud pastor ~ the Orthodox Church
at Bseak Geld, Massashuesita. He iaa genliomap OF
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
Consumptives do not Despair!

WPAN OLD D1A N
DOCTOR. UNCUS lBRAET,
while u Missionary among the
Indians orthe Rocky Noun.
taius, discovered a X A X Il
PLANT, that proves 10 be q
certain eareforConsulnption
Bronchilis, Asthma Liver
Complaint, Nervous Aifec-
tions, Coughs, Colds. &C.
Having now made Misfortune
and retired from business, he
will send the prescription and
directions for prepariDg the
m edieine frse Of charge 10 all
who desire 10, and will send
10 his agent, enclosing two
stamps t6 eents). to pay the
return deter, with a dcscrip-
tion oftheirsymptoms. The
Old Doctor has cured more
than 5000 cases Of CoRsump :
tioa alone, and hopes all af-
flicted people willavalithe
selves of this opportunity, as
the Doctor wishes 70 do all
Tho good he eau fbalore he
dies. Address all letters TO
Z 4e g DANIEL ADER.
Box 1851 PO,, Now Yark'
Who Is his sole agent.
~ October "a; le5e- .ly24n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
REOANWAV WO'VNXI.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

I'M unle rslened havl ng again assnmah the man
sageruent ofihis well known establishment, bcrs
business oT pleasn 70 that they will Aud te Broadway
Hotel oflhs mo Il convenient and desirable stop
ping piaccsih the city. 1ssat = ~ l'.i NJ.
and tho public LAnding 80 than any other Hotel
In Northumberland Ia within few minutes walk nfthe
Post ONCE, tho principle business loeaitee, ana the
places of Pnblio Amusement. tCfN1 1HtL n
An lex,eneiye range OF Bathing Rooms and a Bar
ber's Sh0p win he found In Tho BHHdinf lo.gi
that eau hs found In any rs. class Hotel W the Wess
The whole establi-hlneht has luet been thoEonEhiy
Proprietor feels assured that those who make his
house their home daraG their stay 10 the city, Will
have M Veaaon 70 complain either ofhi AcenmmqdA
tlons or his changes JOSEPH VI. CROMWELL.
ncinnniI, Sc ep,ember ~, te5S-iO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
prlee Twenty.Five cents.

SSVtii,t1., TnE Author ofthO above
NNsNttvs N khli/if volume 10 gradu ate and de i
&yNtIN.UTT!Hki..,v vote quarter Of aoentury
AN>NZN MlEL.S5 10 the dudyAnd treRtme n tot
.SSSxF sUhrERfks< syphilis d kIhd DIRE ddIso rde RS
81 \&AEnc4el e. AZ a speciality he tasbecOme
1ZGm2) )16l4ksGxI possessed ofinvniuabie In.
(1IIylE7 IlEE(<\NSr formation In regard 10 the
'..//LyMInNTTT>>S< same and Is ablo 10 compress
80" ''''N' into vademec um con passthe
very quintesaence OF medical science this lmpor
iant subject the result Of the experience OF the
ihoroue hly demonstrated In his own highly successful
practice In the reanuht OF secret diseases In many
thonsandsof easastn the City Of Phlladelphia alone.
Tsstimeny eftAs Prsesssr el obstsries IN PsARCoi.
s isRs. PAiiadsiphia. e t4f
"Da. HuNrER's MsDioAL MANuEL."-The author OF
this work, milk the majority OF those who advertise
10 tho discusses which treats 10 graduate OF
Of the best Colleges In the United States, u at
fords pleaaureto TO eud him to tho HnfortH-
nats to the victim Of as
sEperisResd practitioner, In whose honor and negr
" they mayplaco the greatest eonadense,
JOSEPH =. .LONGSHoRE,M. ID.
Frem 4. WoodVard, w. D., Of Peas Uaiversity, Pail.
itgives Tue pleasuroto TO add my testimony 70 tho pro-
fesslonAl ability ofthe author ofthe Medical aAHsf'
Numerous cases Of Diseases af the Genital Organs,
some ofthem oflonK standing, have come unde my
notice In which hla skill has been ahiest In restOr
Ing perfect health In some Instances where the pa
ilent has been beyond medical aid In the
troatne 0f Seminal weakness or rdissFrangemento
tho functions produced by SsU-absse, or EIesss o
venery, do not know bis superior In tho profession
have baen acquainted with tho author some thirt!
years. aud deem u moro than ustce TO Hun MS wei
AS klnhneaal to the unfortunate victim 0fearly inds
erection ia rcc0mmend him a. one, In whose pr0fes
and gritty thsy may safely conade the m
selves, ALFRED WOODWARD. N. ID.
One copy, eeeuTely enveloped. VIII be totwArde
FREQ Ofpostage 70 any part ~ the United StNtea TOT
q co., PubiIshers, Box l97, Philadelphia. .Ell
W-rBookseIlers canyasaeTp and Bool agenn sur
He'd on the most ilberalierna. sept05, leSe--ly2l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

THE NEW YORK ,wEEKLY PREss 10 one flBe
best literary papers ofthe day large QuArto con
taini ng T WENTY RACES oKSIXTH COLUMNS. OF
entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS,
TRATED every week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26

nPA Gitt worth from SO, Gents To $1,000 win DC
sehtto each subscriber receipt oftho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-26
LiIownrd A.nocinilon. Philadelphin.

Howard Association, PbtladelphiR.
ABsssvsisaf Insfitnfioa isMdop
aentferihs -sie0f tAesisk aud diafrsGssb sNistsS
Onh 1truIsHf aRd Epidsmie dissasss.
The Howard AssoeiatIoD In view ofthe awfuldes.
truct hnnan life ,caused by diseases hand
tho deeUptl0ns pfacticed upon the unfortunate vic.
ums otaushdisoasos by QuAekB. seveFa years ago
directed their ConsuitnE SurKeon ana Charitable
the troatmP or class OF diaeAAes all their
70 rms, aud "a i've sdicRi Advee GTntlsto all who
apply BY letter, with of
(ate occupation, habits Of fe, &c. and In cases Of
eElFsme pOverty 10 furnish MedIeneAf ofohare.
Itls 70 add IN the AsaO ton ands
thehiGhssi Medical the ageraud will furnish
the most approvcd modern TREATMENT. 49,. ,s -
The Diroetofa Oftbe ssoci N their Annual Re-
port ppon the treatment ofsexuai Disaases, express
the hiEhest satisfaction with the has
tended the tnbOrs OF their SurReon In the cure Of
Spcruntorrhon Scminal Weakness. Impotence, Go
norrhwa, Giset, phls, the vice fonanism or Sell
nbuee. &c. aud ordeV continuance Of the same plai
for the sNpuing yeer. W
This DirectoSs. on fevtow ofthe past. feel assuret
have been oferea. bunsdt tothe athicted. especially
TO the young, and they have devote
selves With renewed zeal tbisTery importantbui al
much dispised cause. a,.
al WEAKNESS, the vice of OnAnism, Masiurbaiion OF
abuse and other dsehseR of the sexual Orgai o
by the Consulting RurRe0h. viii be semi by mail n
scaled vnveIope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
the naiufs and treatment Of se.nnI diseases diet
e. are constantly being for gVatuit0us dis
tribution and VIII be sent TO the aiicted Some o.
the new remedies nd methods Of dlucOV er
ud during tho inat year. Are oil great value. lC
| ! Address. for Report or treatment. nr. J.RKILLIN
HOUGHT0N. Acting surgeon. Howard Assoeih-
tion, Nos South Nine Street. Phladelphia, Pennsyi
vania. b nEdsTcf,aS mrSs,n,;, p,.,d.n,
GEORGE "a AIRrBiLn, see, stafy. FRN.
! February ~, leS0-1yf3
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

New YORK, Oct. A.--The several lines
between New Orleans and the province OF N.
Brunswick were consolidated under the
name Of "The New Jersey Telegraph Com
pany," in this city to-day, and the new COM
Pany temporarily organized by the election
OF Abram 8. Hewitt, President; Genus Bar
mum, Vice President; Francis Morris, Trea-
other directors are Amos Kendall, VIM. M.
1~Sin, Cyrus W. Field, d. o. Alden, and
j. d. pnrdy.
fermaneh, business connections have been
made with the no-.i- an---:l-.-A -.-ona.
MES, and each one Of the several western,
southern, California and Canadian lines 50
that, for all prsctical or business purposes,
the whole telegraph interest of the country
Is permanently united. ss aas =
The movement is one of vast Importance to
the public, as well as to the stockholders of
the companies concerned. W 90 aJEG =
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-17

passports to be given the Sandman minister
at Rome. 1t is reported that this has given
rise to a collision between the Swiss troops
and neutral stations at Cattoia.
1t is said an insurrectionary movement
had commenced at Palermo. The Sardini.
an standard had been hoisted on the old
palace at Florence and all the public build
ings.
Decrees of Tuscany and Bologne say that
all public acts hereafter shall be headed 'Un-
der the reign of His Majesty Victor Eman-
Garabaldi had been received at Bologna.
The garrison of Ancona had been re-inior-
ced fIE
The order of the day of Gen. Fault prom
lses that the tri-color of Italy, preceded BY
the old cross of Savoy, will precede the
troops Of Central Italy in fresh battles, and
forever fres Italy from the strangers.
Garabaldi had summoned the Italians of
the Legations to arm, and collision was
shortly expected. .-s