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&C PIN the Court of Common Pleas a yer.
dict has been rendered for plaintiff in the Of
Smith vs.. City Of Cleveland for damages doue by
the overflow Of water on Euclid street The yer~
dict gave Smith $500 damages.
Nothing else of interegt
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~ Miss NJ. E, Fitch has established a school
for little children, in the office formerly occupied
by DR.. Newberry, on Prospect street. As the
rules of the Public Schools forbid children under
six years from attending, this school ofMss Fitchs
will commend itself to tho favorable attention Of
parents blessed with young children, especially 80,
when it is considered she is admirably qualified for
the position Her terms are three dollars per
ouartpr
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MEETING OF THE YACHT CLUB LAST EVENING.
AT an q journed meeting OF the Forest City
Yacht Club, held at the Angler last evening, SiIas
Merchant, Esq was called to the chair, and VIM.
Kaighan was appointed Secretary
The Committee on Rules aud Regulations, ap-
pointed, at the last meeting, reported constitution
and series of bye-laws tor the government of the
Club, which were adopted
On motion of MIR. Woodard, committee Of four
was appointed to raise fund by subscription, for
the purpose OF getting up regatta on the coming
Fourth of July.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at the
Angler House on the 2lst inst
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AMBRoTYPEs I'D PHoToGRAAHs.-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (south side) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit.
myl9-dlm.
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N.Y.&E r. R.--Wo find on our table pam
phet entitled "The Reason Of it," relating to the
policy Of the present management, which we shall
examine further The work is sent out entirely
ANONYMOUS
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KEEP CooLl SAVE YOUR loE l-schoooy's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigeratois. never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
BY Fogg, Ellsworth q Co.
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BUsINESS NOTICES.

to DR.. Banning may be consulted on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th, llth and 18th
inst, at his office, LOG Euclid street, (new MOI
Old No. l44.
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Corns, Bunions, Burns, etc, at Halls Homeopa-
thic Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
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For the best qualities OF Segars, Tobacco anC
Snuff, 20 to B q. Dietz, III Superior street.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE "A, 1853
NEW AnVpRTIspnTpNTs

Rettberg Hausmann- Cotton Hosiery.
W. helhiuoh--Grau, Provi ions, &C.
Cobb Co .--webster's Dictionary.
Hanna, Oarretson Co.--steamer for Lake Superior
House for Rent
Gordon, Mcmillan h Co-Fire Crackers.
C.&T. r.. X -Chaogo Of Time.
Or Tubbs-July and August Appointments
City Mission Ch1rch-Suwberry Festival
Sewing Machine for Sale.
r. b. Chapman-Seamer for Buffalo, New York and
Boston
Chamberlain, Crawford Co.-Northern Transportation
Co. 5 Express
Hostotier's Bitters-Special Notice
Holloways Pills--Spt cial Notice.
Dr. Banning Business Notice.
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propr etor iearlessy procalms It 10 De
UNEOUALE
as ifs tanG "a shoul be used by All nerv;
Gus porsUns 1t stimulates he Tvs 20 IN men In ntu5l %
o9t Il Is also Grand Tome aud will give relief IN Dyspsp
sta nh TOO first dose. brief persistence m Us use WIN
Tenovats The omooh degree Of peifeot hoah' and
ne qgsi sooad be- certain to make Hulc s's Life EI
vout1Ui IN feeling aud rousth, aud enable them 90
five uyerug An o Day, of their prs me 10y ~ hot ohy
bIs sing esporulh 60 those who have been reduced G.
SirHrs NomItsr what the cause Of he imp0teuoy OF
any human organ ths superb E1hnrant VIII remove The
s1fo ~ Lis ,hi arou should be used by all per-
SsTion trpid iutel ect ovuess OF sprts lt rs COM
pounded rou harmss q. powe ia, simplos anu 'on''s
H5tc6ps I1hinruu the realization OF their hopes Of ma
mgrsag 2na ug'Gge1hese PGaraoq [ E 49, Clam # 2'
hs,s street. New Yurb city F orders should Do address
sd 70 9m sem 0s so6, IA FiSKE Gi.yeSud
- Huichngs' Lille Exhilaraut is a rejuve
natyr of uuapp oaca Ie and iniW1a1le exec 'ncs fot
az ue sTS an speGr tsalso cure or afc-
II oTlug ie,t NV ~ ~ naoH @ Si 0b,,ie ~ INV Sad
HUTcHINGs' LIFE ExmL,RANr - One dose
viii Z u We tine dslsrecob, aud distressing elects o.
Wind Or tultpca, and h moment Tue stom4nb i.oel
the nyf"a igs gii o,, iha ,'t y 's ",' rad
HUTCnINGs LIFE kuuLAEANr - Ladies Of
.E , rkly constitutions should tke the Hutc lugs'
~ E,btiHau t viii make you strong healthy ana hap
~ temoye au oestuctiuus and Ileg larues from NE
ersirun orsau and roAuto the bloom OF health he
sirk and was Ci caro-woln lace eold uy VIM hiske
- Hutc5ngs' Lie EThiIaraul is quicE aud
Ws-f,al eur ug me and most tgsrayaed case OF
~ s omnch aud bowels aud Will revived th. n5aucho,
sd dron ing suirts mmodl te'y. Inc luop q, heftou
and srk y -huud ~ q. eold y WI flsAe, tleAelsu-
LIZ The aged eau have health re iewed by
T1t,hjpr, Lie ExhlTau VII ch is iniai inle as Itiu
ssH,o and will restlIe wasted strength WIN m3st 2
-.,at,, Nondeiful pcrtaueuCe tpl olu thl zee
b nsr.pns Il has not sequtl Sold by VIM biake, Glove
land
C7y- The victim nf Liver Complaint will disooye
Al, Utchiuss' Life FKhu ant graud pa ucea uutqu, 2
~ 4te aud permanent effect IA ihis dis essns con
ls1t it likewise renders the mind calm ana cheeflui
rinveuaes AID strength with magic qoAhtaa-
ea bv VIM Fiske Cleveland
~ The nervous will hnd Hutehings' Lii
,,r,tor "A sure rem. dy IN tneiT suffering; and pc
,yso from the ululicfus use OF liquors nave peoou
deief d aid their rous sF'lens shsie,9 4 NH .ens'
eS5Fs. Tie weak will receive new strength iroi
u.s q, that excellent, HicI Jugs Liiu trhtl
Imt IA /. beahful no Oh its oueiHtions A, on WAC
an "a ms no "a ial-rrluvcn tn the ueei ana "o "
sondsrfni re erlY aud permanent eheit 30 u uy WI
70 The D5speptic eau have AL hls woes 6al
tshed ~ he vii hut use Hutchuga LIE t1halant w
toa ch esble dselp a,s,'Ss3i, '6d mtsisf M
Sbors c,mpuund sold BY WM' FISK y, Slsse ianS; az
~ dfusEisis gsneralI' ~"'1--'
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THE SAENGERBUND.-To day commences one
Of the grandest musical Festivals ever known in
our city. The delegations from abroad will be ar
irving through the day and will be taken charge
otby the Committee of Reception. This evening
the Cleveland Glee Club will perform the opera Of
Allesaudro Stradella, at the Theatre. From the
rehearsal Of this opera we can promise the attend
ants a rich musical feast The Theatre will
doubtless be nearly filled with foreign de egatiOns,
but citizens should turn out and hear this fine
opera performed in the fine manner it will be.
The Toledo Blade says that quite a large num-
Der of the German population there, will come
down on the Forester thi morning
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT


FROM ST, LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June l3
The Express from Denver City, seven days out
bringing 81 400 in dust, arrived here this morn
ing
The accounts received are of the same nature as
those previously reported.
The practioabity of working the mines is con
sdered established.
The first supply trains had arrived.
Provisions commanded good prices and ready
sale
The Utah mail has arrived but brings no news.
The Republicans have a majority of three in the
Constitutional Convention.
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M j DIOKERoON,
Late Of the firm Of Ambler h Dickerson)
DENTIST

once 25s, Superior street near keHdelP' store.
Dr u q new suit Of rooms nov ready, and he would
bs psased 20 see all Of his Old patrons ard othe's who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed aurs and crown ned exposed nerves capped and saw
cd also eetb inserted Oh gold silver corae orvuloanite
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which Is
~ 800, ne "A eoet mv23
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" IUo WIUo /! WIGS !

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light, aas' and durable
Citing To a ohnrm--nO turmng up bohnd-no shrinking
sf the head; indeed thisis tho only Establishment where
,bass thinp, are uroue rly unders. ot d and made
23i Broadway, New York.
i,,z W TISKF tpevelan T. Ohio Agent.
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HoLLowAY's O1SrMENr AND Pulls together
form the two great health giving dies Of the nine
teenb century whle the former act III ouah the e1ter-
MAJ oacos as wa or peneraes tho parchod soil the lat
ter ras the blood and renders the physical m ehiney
healthy ana vi ordus
slid al the manufactory, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 25c &C. aud 81 per pct OF
box 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Neporten % IRE Unton teiegFupa
oFFIcn, wARINo's sLocg, ooRNFR oE sAHE AND
on. cLAIn sTRKETa.
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He sayst


From the many tests that have given
HALLETr, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS,
iou elasticity of touch and power Of tone to any have
used in this the old country Another striking
feature in these instruments, land where others too often
fall their remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult plsying-not string shateriug or hatng, and
the action remaining perfect that the performer ena
bled at all times give Instantaneous e6ec to emphatic
, Rss"ges-
Signed, GUsTAVE SATTER.
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. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Pain and Ornamental Printing Of every descriDiio
dono ut the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Oce,
ON the latest impr we'd aud steam presses in the
oesi STYLE short notice, and reasonable Par
ticular attention paidt 90 blank work Every description
ofBnding DONE especially Blank Books. Ledgers, Journ
ais Sales Bo2ks Receiving Books, SC. sc.
EB- For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth paRe.
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t-W Physicians are generally 10th TO speak
word in fvur Of what cal cd patent medcihea In
deed s an article in tine code Of medical ethics tta the
phvsci 40 who sanctions the Of such remedies oanno
be ns dered member Of the National Association But
there arc r'ptous the most stringent rules ad many
fthe sclplos Of N cuapus have &C uoiY been com
penod bv ihe force Of mo 10 recommend Dr.. J. HOS
IN TTERs STOMACH RIrrERs, for those dissases
which are only evalont during the summer aud iall
r ey have ascertoncd that there are no remedies in 'he
pbarpso pia that can com with this wonderful aud
truiv Incompatible COZ pound for the derangeme
Of the system Thousands Of families residing along 'o
, sr,uns of the western and Southern rivers, now
cow need that they ha found a molione pecallpiV
.daued for their ailments while In cther portions OF the
country, during the months, the dem'nu io' 'h'
articlois equally large.
by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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AZ These Pianos arc for sale by
OssIAN e. DODGE,
pprqlmR2o No. Euclid street. Cleveland
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The Restorative is nut mp IN bottles Of three Sizes viz
Large, medium and small; the sma hold, 4 pint, aud
Teais Tor dol per botto tho medium holds at least
twenty uer cent more IN proportion than he small Tetus
for TWO doll per hutte he large holds qualt 40
cent more IN proportion, and reta for three dollars per
bottle
o, j. WOOD co ,Propnoturs, No dn Broadway, N.
York. and No, ia Market street 81 LOUIS Mo,
And sold by all Druggists and Fanoy Goods Dealers
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iz5 The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Sohuckers aud Olmsted's news depots
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KARL FoRMEs,
Aud who many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER5 was pleased
to write tie following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFER"
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what GUstaVe SatteF Says!
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FoRMEs,

who visited Ohio for the drst time in company with the
renowned
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HurcHiNas' LIFE ExHLARANr - One dose
viii + "a we tine disigrecob., aud Distressing elects o.
Wnd ar tultuca. and IA moment Tue stoml0h +cel -
~ iy.art ius rii f- the dist rssug ua ud an pnlhu
~ ~, ~ b. rem we'd. So d by Wm fis e., lcv nud
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HUTCuINGb LIVE 1AhlLAhANl -- A@AAl'o "
E and rkly constitutions should Ike the Hutc lugs'
10 ENhiHunt; d viii make you strong healthy ana hap
~ ,emOve an oestnuctiuus and iueg ariues from ihe
rll orsaus and roblute the bloom OF huatthtO he
sirk wand was ci clro-woIu face sold by WIN, bisk e
~ ami
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~ Hutc5ings Lie EKhilaraut Is qulcR aud
enectnal curug me w"fs ana Ho5i s,st,a case, @,
~ va omnch and bowels aud viii reyyrlh m1lthchoy
snJ s-ky -hould ~ q. sold " WlL flske GleNelsnl
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In connection with Ibis report The following aOta
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~ The aged eau nave health dy loMeu ~
sn,n aud will rest Io wasted strength WIN mlstea'
nTu' n, S. und Vondefll pcragnence Fof oa e99 zee
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Wharfmaster reported amount received for
wharfage for July to be 1882 SO. Number
OF arrivals, 100. Bill of David Berry report.
cd back and referred to City Engineer. Or
dinance in reference to city indebtedness CON-
sidered, and laid upon the table again.
Alderman Haines offered the following
| resolution, which was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorised
to communicate to the creditors Of the CITY
of Keokuk the desire Of the City to make a
satisfactory arrangement for the payment OF
interest and principal of her bonded indebt-
edness, and earnestly request q conference
with said creditors ut such time and place az
may suit their earliest convenience, for the
purpose Of efeoting this object. And the
Mayor be authorised TO enter into such ar
rangements as tho parties mutually interest
ed shall agree upon, and within the ability of
the City to comply with. Provided, howev.
err, that the agreement Of the parties shall be
subject to the approval or rejection Of the
City Council.
Alderman Reddington presented the fol-
lowing, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Street Supervisor be
hereby directed to so grade Second street, be-
tween Bank and Timea streets, that it will be
in a good passable condition, and put the
dirt taken out upon Third street at such pla-
ces as may BIO deemed necessary, and to be
done under the direction OF the Alderman of
the Second Ward and committee on streets
and alleys.
Alderman Reddington offered Gan Ordin-
ance concerning the redemption of property
by the City at tax Sales" which was referred
to special committee.
FRIDAY, Aug. IL.
A resolution Of Alderman Hubbell, con-
corning the city tax, presented yesterday, was
taken up, when Alderman Patterson offered
the following amendment, which was unani-
mously adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the resolution Of the City
Council passed April 80, 1859, be so amend
ed as to make the amount of tax levied for
the current year three-fourths of one per
cent, IN lieu Of one per cent; and that the
same be paid one third in City Scrip and
Warrants, and the balance in cash and City
Warrants issued since May |, 1859.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 60
DISTRICT OF Iowa. %.
e. s. MARsHAL's OFFICE
kEokuK, August 10Th. A. d. is

kEoKuK, August 10Th, A. ID. 1859
PROCLAMATION In ADMIRALTY. hereby
L give notice that by virtue Of warrant Of ar
rest and monition issued out of the Office Of the
Clerk Of the United states District Court in and for
the District of Iowa. and to directed in the fol-
lowing cause, to-wit: Thomas j. Fresh, libsl.ant,
a ainst the steamboat Henry Clay, her engines,
machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a
cause civil and maritime, for demand Of the sum
Of two hundred and eight and 2O-I00 dollars,
did on the 10th day Of August A. d. 1859, at the
port Of kcokuk in said District Of Iowa. arrest and
take In my possession for safe custody and do now
detain the said steamboat Henry Clay, with her
engines, machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture
and hereby also give publis notice that the time
assigned for the return of said warrant il the 18th
day Of August, A. ID. 1859, and hereby admonish
and summon all persons claiming any interest in
tne sala steamboat Henry Clay, Der engines, ma
chincry, tackle, apparel and furniture or knowing
or having anything to say Why the same should
not be condemned and sold to answcr the demand
OF said Libellant, that they be and appear before
the District Court for the District Of Iowa at re-
turn term thereof, to be begun and holden at said
District Court room on the 18th day Of August, at
keokak In said District, on the last named day
to-wit, the 18th day of August, 1859, whom and
whore said eau wi II be heard, then and there to
interpose their claims and answer said libel and
make their allegations in that behalf.
l.. RUNNERS, u. S. Marshal,
by J. \. ANTHONY, Deputy.
Aug. III, I859-d2w
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1t 10 now very certain that neither party
will have majority in the next House Of
Representatives. The Republicans will have
the highest number of members, but will lack
dozen votes Of having a majority Of pure
Republicans. The opposition to the Admin
istrasion combined numbers majority Of
some 80 votes. But Of this opposition there
are about dozen Anti-Lecompton Demo
crats, another dozen South Americans, and
six or eight North Americans. Altogether
il looks Is if there would be SO many checks
and balances that IL will prove very Difficult.
to accomplish much effective legislation du-
ring the next Congress.
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RICHMOND, Aug. III.
The Enquirer has a letter from Gov. Wise,
in which he explains that he wrote the ia
nous letter which has caused so much talk,
to Barnard Donnely, of New York. The
Governor also gives letter from Mr.. Dom
nelly, explaining TINT the letter was was pub
lishea after the committal of nm implied
breach of trust for the purpose Of killing 81
Wise. The Governor closes his epistle thus
"Now, this is all know about the matter.
1t is 10 fault or imprudence of mine which
makes the whole public, and thus explaining
itself, have no comment to make, nothing
to palliate, excuse or Justify. Who needs de-
fence for treachery and for gross outrage
upon all the confidence and good faith known
among men in life, leave the public to
judge. give MIR. Donnelly's plea, and be-
ieve, until the contrary appears, that be is
innocent. Whether now it will recoil we
will see. His name is not given in the ad-
dress Of the published copies, to create the
impression, obviously, that wrote the let
ter spontaneously to some member of the N.
Y. State Committee. owe it to myself to
expose this, as you say, worse than forgery.
Respectfully, II. A. WISE"
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= X = a n D EAR.

nR. UNDERWOOD
II date Physician ~
and Surgeon to the D1IA
Ophthalmic and Aural
Institute of Louisville
KY J, now Of Chicago,
Tak EMINENT AND DIsf1n0UIsn8D OPERATE
EYE and EAR, whose reputation Ia 20 wen Tnn..ss
throughout the United States, il mi louslv ~
ing Sight TO the Blind, and Hearing to the Deaf
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been re
ceived by Dr. u, within the last twelve months,
many OF whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
for months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored instantly by delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
cured BY mild and gentle means.
DR.. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon OF the old school, and having had an ex-
perienoe Of twenty-five years In practice, will per-
form any operation on the Eye and Ear. necessary
to restore Sight to the Blind or Hearing TO the
Deaf, or by other scientific means TO remove any
disease Of those useful orgSns within the roach Of
science and human skill.
Patients at distance can have medicine sent To
them in AL cases where surgical operations are not
regured1 by giving description Of their cases.
DIR. Underwoods permanent Surgery and In
frmary is located at No. rs South Clark st Chica-
60, Ill.
Letters requiring an answer must contain post
age stamp.
Aug9, '59-dAw6m
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News by the Arabia .

The English Cabinet has announced thai
the invitation to participate in the Congress
OF the great powers could not be accepted
until the result Of the conference at Zurich
bad been ascertaiped.
The steamships Vanderbilt, City of Balti.
more and Bavaria have arrived out.
The American horse Starke, entered BY
MIR. Tenbroeck, for the Goodwood race, has
won the stakes. The Goodwood cup wa,
carried of BY Promised Land. The American
mare Prioress came in third.
The Independence Beige says the Austrian
Provincial Councils will ell be convoked soon,
and will have complete liberty in their dc.
liberations, and may make known openly and
sincerely to the Emperor the wishes of their
populations.
The first Austrian corps d'armee for the
present will be maintained in Italy on a war
footing, 100000 strong. The other corps
G'armee are to 20 TO their former canton
ments in Gallicia and Hungary.
The official Piedmontese Gazette says that
the new Ministry will not produce any seri-
Gus variation in the policy Of Sardinia.
There will be grand illumination at Mi
Ian on the arrival Of the King.
The Sandman governors of Modena have
been withdrawn and the government turned
over to the municipality.
The result of the deliberations for the an
nexation Of Tuscany to Piedmont had been
made known at l4l places, including Leghorn
and Florence. There were 800 affirmative
and only Is negative votes.
lie Nord desires that French troops remain
in the Duchies.
A Milan letter says the extreme party is
commencing agitation, and an insurreetion
in Venetia 10 possible.
The Invalide Russo says Austria and
France may make whatever treaties they
please, but in fixing the lot Of Italy they are
bound to ask the concurrence of the rest Of
Europe.
Its said that a deputation with the Prince
Nopol-on at it's head, will soon reach Vienna
to taks the remains OF the Due de Reichstad,
to France.
The date for the Zurich Conference was
not fixed, but it was expected to meet in a
few days.
Count Calvrado, the representative Of Avs.
tria, reached Msrseiles on the 9th, and it il
said proceeded direct for Zurich.