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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23

In order thst the public may be able to judge !o-
themselves, Of the results of Prof. GateheII's method.
| append a few cases chiefly froH among those which
have been within nay own personal observation. Ar
ter witnessing Prof. Gatcheil'streatme of salt rheam
Rheumatisn, diseases of bones, lungs. female system,
sc. 1 but express my sincere conviction when l say
that think II entirely unequal!ed in its success.
J. II. BRISCOE.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbuI
Conn.v PROBATE COURr.

The following accounts Of Executors. Adninistrs
tors ard Guardians having been filed In the Office OF
the Probate Court Of said County, il Is ordered tina;
they Sc advertised agreeably to iag. and remain for
inspection and exceptions antil the St day OF March
next, when they will be examined by the Court and
ordered to record, If no exceptions appear thereto,
20 WIT:
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Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, Iss
shsriss oa.e. Warren. ves- Is 50
GUARDIANS SALE
VI hsAL STATE.

- kSTAIE.
.,,s -. y 2 I : = Sr1~s ISSUED TO me frsa, ns Pro
~ 1SSI;s scoanty. Ohio, I shall rxPoss
y tss'.e sAis' aPoe de premises, on
sAtONDAk. The iata day OF MARCH. nsxL
~ Ss Ater-ooI. betE cen he hours sfl and 4. the fel-
,oSlns seserlosd Real Estate. 10 vat; Situate IN the
tONoshiP ca Brook1eld. Tranoull County. Ohio. ana
Snosn "a tAs Southeast corner of Lot No. 4. In the
sn0diyisiou Of Lot So-43. and bounded as Elsoxs-
co<nsncfhg atthe Southeast c0rner o. SAID small los
40: 4; thence SoFtherJo On the east line Of said io.,
eight rods; tEe1ee westszy parallel with the lot insa
.Eeniy rods; theree S~oa:ser1y paraneI With ms cas-.
me eignt rods . The lot giDes thence Bssterly Alspr
ne iet iins twenty rods 70 the plaee OF be ginning esa-
,~inins one acre Of land. CT which IA la John va.
dori died se1Eed- TRaAs psde or day Of ssls.
ALLISON CHEW. Guardian o.
FEB. 10. Is5L4x.
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Liquor Selling.

Owen Moser. last Friday appeared before the
Probate Court. changed w,th selling liquor con
trary to law. He entered into bail in The sum
of $500, to arlcar before the next term Of Com
mon Pleas.
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Pilfering.

For a few weeks past. some boys have been il
the habit of stealing small articles from the
stores in Warren Psychologists would say
such boys needed the development of tie bumr
of morality; Others that such little fellows need
ed the birch. Parents, train up your ehillren.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh
In Trfmhlu C0EmOn PEAS

Uoratio R1scon.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out OF The Court
of Common Pleas OF Trnnbul County. Ohio, to me d.
rectsa and delivered. / have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door % the Court House
in Warren, in said county. on
Saturday, the 26th day OF February, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and 4 o'clock
?. NJ, OF said day. the Real Estate described in said
Ordsr OF Sale to wit:
Situate in Hosland, Township number four. In the
third range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State of Ohio, and which is also in the
County Of Trumbull, and Is known by part Of Lot Nc.
81 in said Township, and Is bounded as follows: North
and West By lands lately osne1 by George Austin.
ESQ: East By the PLANK Road from Warren to Niles,
and South BY South Street. and known as the Home
stead # Horatio Bascom. ard is the same Let OF ground
conveyed BY James Austin 70 John ThorP, BY deed exc
cu;ed January 18th. Ie50; Recorded ia Trumbun
County Records. Book ca. Page As & ~, to which
reference is hereto made. for 4 more particular de-
s~cription Of said premises, and is also the same land
decided by John 5. Therp and wife 20 laid Bacon,
Recorded in BOOK ~, Pages "a & IS. in Trumhull
County Records. be the same more or less Appraised
AZ SI5CG co. TERNs-CAsho on day Of Sale.
A.. LYMAN Sheriff.
qherig's 0f5ce. Warren, Jan. &c, .5Q-Sw4 @
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breast PUMPS-Hager!y's I'm
ID proved Breast Pumrs.at WOODS 8 "
DOCKET KNIVES. Porte Monaies,
/ Wallets. Chain Bags. Cahas. Reticules. Baskets
Dress Buttons, Combs o. all kinds CnGsrshist, arr
Drawers, aemoraulrm Roo&s, Threads OF all kinds
Needles. Cap. Letter @nd Note raaer Envelopes. Le.a
Pencils. Steel Pens. Pen llolJers. Tooth Brushes. Hail
Pins. Hair and CIoIh Brushes. Buttons. all kinds. Vel
We; Ribbons. Bonnet Euches-all the above goods clio
sing gut at cost, by LPALA, Assignee.
DERFUMERY, Extracts, Colognes.
L Pomades AMI oils-best variety aad quality evel
IanI9 PALM, Assignee.
glEST QAULITY Of KID GLOVES
Z ; warth one Dollar, selling at seventy dye cents!
Jan 10. - ;. PALM. Assignee.
THAT'S & CAPS. for Men and Boys,
A selling at cost, atJ. steSart's old stand on Mar
ket street. janis
DUCK GLOVES g. GAUNTLETS
- for men asd womer, at cos.. may be had at No.
10 Market street janis
WHITE LEAD-Fahn>tocks, n. Y.
XXand n, and Pittseurg Lead. in Oil, also
par dry Lead by Mhclesal and Retail, by
WOODS & PEW.
NANDLES-Star. Tallow, & Stealine
" Candles, for sale b. the Box or single POuad.
WoOD5 < PEW.
FNDIGO-Best Manila and Bengal
l Indigo, by the Package, pound or ounce. BY
DERFUMERY-Lubin's Bazin's and
MieheiIs celebrated Perfameries. at
CLAVORING EXTRACTS-Ex-
L tracts Lemon. vaniIla, Rose. Strawberry < Pine
Apple. By WOODS d PEW.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES-Ecleclic
II preparations Of al! kinds Tor sale by
WOODS & PEW.
SULPH. QUINlNE-IO0 ounces Just
- received from Powers Gweightms=.by
WOODS & PEW.
.CULPHArE M0RPHINE-Oae case
OP. a VS.. s~ulpAaie Morphine for sale hy
WOODS Z PEW.
4 LUM &C-Alum, Coporas, Blue
I vitriOl, Ext LogSOoJ, sulphur, birthstone. &C.,
by WOODS d PEW.
nIL-Tanner's. No & 9, Machinery.
" Meats Foot, Lard. Olive and Castor. in large ana
slall quantities, by WOODS & PEW.
VABNISHES-No l & Q Copsl, Da-
mar, Bes; Coach. Furniture and Japan vs-nish-
es, ty WOODS * PEW.
7 INSEED 0IL-Fur sale a. Whole
IlNC-Prnna. and Lrhigh, Passaic
II No. Snow White in Oil. an best Dry Zinc. by
Wholesale K Retail WooDs q PEW.
DIRD CAGES-15O Bird Cages of
- all patterns and Sizes just received by
WOODS & PEW.
GASTILE SOAP-By the Box or H..
~ by WOODS d PEW.
GTARCH-Pure Pearl Starch BY the
Box or pound at WOODS * PEw'S.
CONCENTRATED LYE-For max
~ ing Soap, by the Box or pound. at
WOODS / PEYrS.
OOAPS of all kinds, from the best to
- the cheapest, at No. 10 Market street. ianIs
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ITHE partnership heretofore existing

EHE partnership heretofore existing
Z betxeen Warren Packard and Rolla Il. Baraum
in the Hardware d Iron business 1T the Tall Hrick."
which WIS for Eve years; expires his day by liinita-
zion. The hooks and papers of the Erm VIII remain at
the TAI, Brick where il IS expected our Customers
ia arrears. one and all. will call AMI settle spon, and
save US the trouble OF calling on thcm- Either party IS
authorized 10 settle the business OF the hrm- Those
owing Us money past due must not lie dissp-
pointed IL heir accounts are left for collection IL they
are rot heard from la u reasonah.s time
WAGREN PACKARD.
Dec. Oh, 5S. RgLLA Y. BAENUM.
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TREATMENT OF
DISEASE.

EAPECT1NG TO be absent for the
~ Winter J shallieave the business Of my Chronic
Disease otnee ia the hands Of DR.. j. II. Briseoe.
Dr., Briscoe has been assisting me in my practice
aud mas income so familiar with It's details that 1 can
most nearby r~eeomuend him to all who are suffering
from Chronic Disease.
Having Witnessed during the past summer his re-
markahle success il general practice, I feel great con-
hdence IN commencing him to all who wish to avail
themselves Of my method. which he is competent to
apply. Prof. II. P. GATCHELL.
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ssDRIGHAM d cos BOOKS will be
IL Jeff wish p r. REED 4 CO. for a few days only
They are aarhorized TO adjust all matters connected
with the late arm All ~ho are indebted TO the above
will please call immediatei " and settle the same.
WsRREs. sept. 25sh. So > BRIGHAM eco.
IN Nov. 9th. Ie5S.
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-HHBREtt&S-isrg stock-cheaper
" tssneTes heard Of a. No. 10 a5tkess. !asfo
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WHO WAS THERE.
GInapn. IA 81. Ish9.

GIRARD. Feb. 18th. 1889.
Messrs. EditOrs:-On Thursday evening. tn,
i7th. the citizens of Girard and vicinity. mad,
in a very tasteful manner. a donation visit fu
their Pastor. Rev. J. W. Hill. of the Methods
E Church. Though the evening proved yer,
stormy. there was an excellent attendance. We
ry COOL cheer was manifested in the form q
abundant refreshments of the very best kind
and music of the most delightful character, by
sweet aud youhful voices, we'll tuned to til,
praise OF "the Giver of every good and perfect
gia."
A few brief remarks were made by the pastor
after which the Company was highly entertain
ed by an admirable adlress FROM Nr J II Cald.
well. exhibiting the superior advantages o.
christianity. connected with the institution o
the Christian Ministry. above heather institu
tons and philosophers. in promoting %eiyiliza
ton, literature. aud every benevolent and socia.
virtue, ennobling and elevating man to ; is tru,
position in the scale of intelligence.
At an early hour. the company dispersed
highly pleased, but none more So than then
grateful pastor, who received in cash and olhei
very acceptable articles. the sum of one lundre,I
dollars, fer which he and his lady would tender
their kindest thanks.
I " Hur 4 FUuv urrr
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Warren, Feb sth. Is5g-bw.
OARDS.

HAVING this day disposed of our en-
Ii tire Stock of Cloths, Oassimeres. Ready Made
Clothing sBd Gents Furnishing GooIs to T. P. Reed &
CD, we earnestly solicit in the future. a continuance
Of the same liberal patronage that has been extended
to Us in the rast: as the Public wall fnd in our success
sors. uen Of iutegIity. honorable in all their dealings
and worthy Of the conhder &c ola conhding public
n { NJ xRRKs, S ept. e5th, 81. BRIGHAM & CO.
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The Harl~are business in all its branches will be
continued At the tall Brick" rs heretofore by the
undersigned. The Customers Of the firm are respect
fully ssliiited to continue their patronage
Grateful Tor liberal PItroaage received for the past
eight years. I shall make every effort 10 merit ! con
tiuuance or the same. WARREN PACKARD.
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WHIP LASHES By the dos. or sin
- gle at about IS per cent. lower than ever sold
nsfs PATCH & OPDYcKE.
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The Lofty Fallen.

The Lofty Fallen.
On Sabbath morning. the Liberty Pole on the
public square, that has for years borne aloft the
stripes and stars, bowed its high head to mother
Garth.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbulI
Il Comfy. IN PROBATE COURr-
Ca.herine Nanilsoa. e. al.

Gavin Hamilton. MarssTs. B-owz and husband. John
broSn. OF kansas, and CathaGne Hamilton. helrs az
law OF ROBERT Hamilton. deed defendants III the above
entitled cause viii taSe notice that Archibald CisIand
IS administrator on The Estate Of Robert HayiiIton,
ate Of Johnston. Ohio. decd has filed hfs ~prtition In
ana PRAYER Of which is 20 obtsin IN order TO sell the
lands therein described, being - acres Of lana 10
johnston, tfuInSull County, Ohio, aad known rs the
homestead farm en- which the said Robert uxmiIto.
resided At the time Of his death.
Said Petition will be heard March LIST, 1850. at TIA
ONCE Of said Court IN Warren, County and State afore-
sald ARCHIBALD CLELAND, Adnr
FeS.2, 3S-4w. Of Robert Hamilton, decd.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.
nprvp z,S.tv nv NrvyoY-S DTSrssrs

HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.
FRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES.
us, published, the 95,h thousand. in
81 Z sealed envelope, price 10 cents; or sent, post
paid. by the Publishers for } stamps; A MEDICAL Is
SAY on HE rm,s.cAL EXHAUSTION AND DECAY = the
frame from Indulgence. Infection and the Injurious
consequences 0. Mercury. with the modern means OF
cure. by RI CUbVERWELL, 81. D..
M-mher Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. &c, &c.
u , SpermalDrtloa, or Seminal Emissions. Ner-
vous De fifty Impott ncy, Loss of Energy. Depression
Of Spirits. Timid.tg, Diseases Of thc Sexual Orsans,
and ImVediments to Marriage generally. axe promptly
and eGectually cured by the Authors novel and most
successful mole OF treatment. by means Of yhich the
Invalid can regain pristine health without having re
course to dangerous aud Ell eas,ve medicines.
Foom the LondOn Lagcet--"Thc best treatise ever
written on z subject of vital Importance 10 all, we'll
worthy the AuthOr's sXaltcl equation"
Address the Publishers: G. j C. ELISg & Co. LIST
Avenue, Cor. I9;h Street, Post Box 1856. EeS York CT
ty. Jaaj-3mos is
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PrTrrlos -
1 SELL LASp-
GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John & Nancy P. Erxin,) In Trunsuli


John j. Cunning. Common Pleas.
~ Vitae Of an alias crier Of sale. issued cut .. tie
Court of Comnor Pleas OF TrunbuII County. Ohio. 70
Ee directed and delivered, 1 shall expose &c Pubic
sale,as upon execution st Law, st The door OF The CvRrx
House in Warren, in said County, en-
Saturday, the 10Th day Of March, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. H.. snd 4 o'clock
1. N. OF said day. the following described Real Estate
20 VII: Situate in Wsrrsa. or Township nuuhsrf fourth
the focrth range, in he Connecticut Western Reserve
N the Stlse OF ohio. and which Is known as The Whole
Of number threat in Pease's Plat OF Village Lots In the
town Of Warren, as surveyed and numbered 81 Prank
IN H. stowe, Surveyor. and recorded in Book OF kapl
At Ss25. Terms-c. sa.
All LYMAN sheriff.
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SHERIFF : once. Warren, Jan
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Meeker & Perkins,
vs.. IA Tra-Suu Conucn Pleas
L. Mesrs, ct, al. }
by virtne Of an alias orler o. sale. issued out Of III
Court Of Common Pleas Of PrunhulI County. Ohio, 70
me directed and delivered, I shall expose 20 Public
Sale. at the door Of the Court Hoass n Warren, Trrn-
bull County. on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1889,
setEeent the ,.onrs ofl0 o'clock A u. and Z P. a.. the
following described Real Estate. situate in Bloomfield,
f-rmbuIl County, Ohio. being part Of lot No-59 in said
Township. and bounded as follows: Beginning eight
rods and thirty feet North Of the Northeast corner of
lot No 50. on the vest line Of the TrEnbUlland AShla-
bula Turnpike: thence West parallel with the North
lire Of aforesaid lot, twelve rods; thence North par
allel with the TrunbuH and Ashtabcla Turnpike, eight
rods; thencs East parallel with said aforesaid lire.
Twelve rods. TO the West line OF Aforesaid Turnpike
road: thence South eight rOdI, 70 the place OF begin
ming. containing % raas q land. Appraised a. Sseo-
A. D, LYMAN, s5eriG.
gharia-s Office. wlrreD. Yeb. OH. 'Sl-5y
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr OFFICE, WARREN. CHIo,
Fehrusry 10th, 1853.
For the present the several nails a, this Office win
close and open as follows:
Pittsburgh. daily at apm. * pm
T0HHgsfopn- at lGk a m. 30 p n
Cfen1taud,f 1etEt@~ al II pm. ilx a m
Kinsman. triwk. Nand. Wed. Frid 9 m 5 pm
N BIooms ED, es - 9 pm. : pm
FarufRgf0H. " l0Z a m NJ
". GrsssBins. AIf = to1T am pm
Salem Via Eden, N. JacIlsan. &c-eloses Mondays and
=harslsNss at . % M. S6t opens Wei & Sat ; pm
CANTON. via Duck Greek. Iiannshfs Mills. de- Fridass
closes at Sp- m. aniopehs Fri avs at ! N
wERR. p. NJ
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WE Zoo. can cbeerfully endorse the
above, and commend all cur old patrons to
give ]. REED & co. a cal; they have nov in store
one lthe largestAai best selected stocks ever opened
in rrunbuIIl County. p. I. BARTLETT.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Il s,ebbins & Morgan, @

Charles s. Porter. ct. al.
By YirtIe OF az order Of sale. issued cut Of the Court
Of CoEmo2 Pleas for TrEnJaE County to me directed
AID delivered, 1 shall expose to public sale to the
highest bidder at the door of the Court House, In
Warren in said County, en-
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1859,
between the hours Of ls ", and 4 P. NJ. Of said DAY
the following described Real Estate, to Wit:
Ore undecided haT Of q certain tract or lot Of land
in warren in said County Of Trsnbul. knoSn BY be-
Ing part Of village lots number fifteen and sIxsesn II
the village Of Warren. bounded North on Market St,
East on lands Owned by Sanael Chesney and nov oe
eupied BY L. }. Iddings. Seulh By the South nne 81
sa:t lots, aud on the West by lands OF James L. Van
Gor,ier, being soou: one hundred feet wide, more or
less, on Market Street Said undivided half OF said
/ PREMISES appraised at Fire thousand Dollars, is5Oco)
Sold as the lands Of Charles 8. Porter. pursuant 10
thececree AID order OF sale in the sb0Fe entitled cause
(Sso9) J.B.C cox, Master Comri,sion-T-
Warren, Feb. 9Th, IS5s-5z.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-06
FARM EOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale his
FARM, situate in Susquehanna township, Cam
bria county containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, about forty of which are cleared and
having thereon erec-ed a large RANK BARN. a
CABIN HOUSE and large DWELLING HOUSE
in process of erection. The land is we'll timbered
with White Pine, Oak OF every kind, &c 1t is
well supplied by never falling springs of water,
property. The land contains coal. iron ore and
limestone, pronounced to be good by competent
judges, and the tract is known by the name of
''Limestdne place, An indisputable title will
be given. The property is within about two
miles of Joseph's Catholic Church, and about
four miles from Carrolltown. / will sell cheap
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
on the premises, or address him by letter at Car
roltown. LAURENCE DEE.
june 10. ls59:3m
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rpON CALIFORNIA AND THE
ISTHMUS.
Arrival of the Moses Taylor.
The TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.


New YORK, June 26.-The steamship
Moses Taylor has arrived, with California
n.ssepgers aud the mails of the 9th inst
SSbe left AspiEwall on the 10Th. The passen
Csrs, 600 in number, have made the trip in
Seiueteen days and twenty-five hours.
The Moses Taylor has on board So, 54T,-
400 iu gold. The principal consignees are
IS follows: Wells Fargo & Co 1851 900 J;
American Exchange Bank, $3.50. 600; w,
z Coleman, S93 900; Duncan Sherman,
elS,OOO; Freeman & Co 100, 900; Richard
Por;ck, 10000; James Patrick, S95 900
! Strauss & Bros, SS3, ,000
The steamship Washington arrived at
Panama on the 1lth inst, and sailed the
next day for San Francisco. The United
States frigate Roanoke, and sloop of war St.
Louis, were at Aspinwall, and the sloops
YapdsHs 1nd St Mary's at Panama.
GUArEMALA-A Convention has been
sicped, regulating the boundaries between
Guatemala and Honduras Senior Jose
Mariabele Irissari has been named as Secre-
,ary of Legation to the United States.
War seemed inevitable between Salvador
anu Honduras, but it was thought that
Guatemala would interfere to preserve peace
NICARAGUA.-Gen Lamar, the u S.
minister, has sent copies of the dispatches
from Secretary Cass to the Government -
The answer of Nicaragua is to the effect that
Nicaragua, as a sovereign power, claims the
right to accept or reject the treaty.
She had previously made three treaties
with tie Uaited States. which were ratified
by her Congress and rejected at Washin gton
That On this treaty she ouiy requires amend
,l,t afr ( ' ! .,
,he treaty last year, an it had been Sent to
Gen. Jercz, 10 Washington who had full
power to remedy it, the Cabinet though
agreeing to certain notifications, did not
make them, nor was the United States Min
ister in Nicaragua authorized to do So
furthermore, that when Sir Wm. Gore
Cass-Yrissari treaty, which remodifcd a.
meudments, according to the American view.
Gen. Lamar made the Sealldon treaty with
favorable amendments, to England aud the
United States, of the Ousley treaty. The
Government of Nicaragua cannot see any
insult the United States in this proceeding
As to the Mosquito treaty, it will probably
be accepted.
Nicaragua claims the return of the Mos
quito territory, anconlitionally AMI refuses
to acknowledge the King, whom neither she
nor the United States cvsr admitted, and she
prefers to let the matter rest in statu quo,
rather than act against her honor. In regard
to the seizure of the boat in Nicaragua, she
justified her conduct
CALIFORNIA The San Francisco papers
contain no news of interest The steamer
0rizaba, arrived at San Francisco, on the
night of the l4th inst e, with New York date!
to May l0th,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-06
THREE DAYS LATER.
The Arabia at Halifax.

HALIFAX, June 28.-P. NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia arrived
at noon, with Liverpool dates of Saturday
the 18th inst three days later than received
by the Nova Scotian at Quebec.
There are no battles to report, and accor-
ding to the latest advices from the seat of
war, the AustriaEs were retreating from the
o gilo towards the Mihcio.
The Allies were advancing rapidly, and
concentrating their forces for decisive at
tack.
A battle was expected to occur within a
week
A naval demonstration ia the Adriatic was
also impending.
Lord Palmerston has succeeded in forming
strong Cabinet, embracing Lord John
Russel, Mr.. Gladstone, Dord Elgn, Richard
CobdoD. j, NJ. Gibson and Earl Granville.
Additional Foreign News.
SACKvILLE, N B. June 30
The Horse express of the associated press
has arrived here from Halifax, bringing the
details of the news furnished by the steamship
Arabia which arrived at that port yesterday
GREAT BRITAIN.-Parliam had re-as-
sembled, but Lord Palmerston has postponed
the presentation of his programme for the
present.
LIE SEAT OF AAR.-Gen1. Gyulal had
been superseded in his command of the sec
ond army by Gen'l Schlick, commander of
the fourth military district
The Austrians report that Gen'I Urban
had repulsed GarIba!di's forces Garibaldi
was at Brezia.
Additional Austrian troops were moving
towards Italy.
Napoleon demands 100, 600 additional
men in order to besiege the fortresses OF the
Austrians which form the historical square
b tween the Mncio aud Adige.
The Austrians are said to be preparing at
Mantua to attack the allied army
The mobilization of the Prussian army,
and the more hostile attitude which the Ger
manic Confederation has assumed, created
an uneasiness as to the result; a general
war being feared.
Kossuth has passed through France en-
route for Italy
Prince Napoleons corps had commenced
moving.
The Austrians are reported to have crossed
the Vattrlline.
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