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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-14

E:Sc0H STR.sCB sc,sj no. 40
e. MAIN STREET, We are now opening
ls-gs snd well selected stock Of German, Engisb
e1d American HARpvARE. which we cfe- atvery
low pricea to Cash ard PROMPT tins buyers few on
Ak es., Ko.isnds,s, AID ether brsnis st5Tsis
Hlood's Cast Steel Grsin and Grass 6cythes gs.
Do Hay Kni7ee and BEiaT Dc.
Garden Rakcs aud Hoes - 90 - 2-t- -..-
a MiA SaEs--Govlsrd's ani ether brands, "a
Gross Cut caws, do German Gud Z. S'ssi. .
E-E do .Lss d. Tnttlp's Iatent .lss f1-l5 va
Booth & Co.'S Table Cutlery,
- Harrreaye's Pocket do. -li4 - .fyt
e Butcher and other brandA9f hes d Eisss Tools,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
Names, efL.l s..-..,.sr H..f 4. Ia sr1f'
Axes-Blood'a, Lippneott'F. and others,
Pump Tubing ana hxtures- cs.t sEllF
Ohio Tool Co. Plaues Gnd Truss Nc 5Ps,
p Spear Jsslron's Saws, - s
Brass and Enauleed KettIss. ... 80 4.
Hay and Manure Forhs. a'f-' '
sd5dneaths and Grades. .-. seff Ia IA.
PruninG Knives, ehesrs aud 3sWs
Nee - FURNITURE HARDWARk. .sIiD
Mahogany ind Walnut Krobs, f, 81. ...-
Cupbodrd. Crest srd Drswsf DocsB. 20 e-r ~
I'd Wrought, Table. and Brass Hioses, sts sr-sr
Bed screws-ast and square bssdF.
Eonln Soraws ard Trinmiugs, '-s s1iELg
6sIa pa?sr' a &c H. O. q o. 81 ag-l GA
Our Gtock Of Enslish Goods, (cuilsgy. Files, 3c-)
being purchased prevods 20 the late advance ena-
bles % 10 oeer iB3ucensnts 70 Cash buysfs.a ..l-
Elarls -g.s % f JACoB sThAUB son.
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EPURs ~. PoIK. .srTaays,sI, ~

6RLa--, NCtsrT PJhiic, Real Estate sal Ccltct
.ng Ayeat sill attend g. every sreciSs Of convey
ing, take dsrcstioRs and aff.ia-its, As trqwI-,r
"sSuts "a Deeds and Mortgages, IN fact, -iii Isr-
frui fsithIly sl insiness Of Attorney sntrt:st
el TO bis care.
49, s45- u.ieaorsT CIz-ica offos. Princetua mi
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ICH

CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPfN.
sEDUE. p. g.. 0'EEkEI; 1T TH5
0ZH earnest sclLitagic- of many persons la.
coucl-'ed 20 distribute portion ef his SfI fIENDID
LAKE PFF1E ICE 20 the citizens 6f ths town, by
Leaving "a az their doors from wagons. He viii en-
dcaTcT to BEGIN the business to-lCrT3g I,STpiBg
Tho Ice f. ss clssr SJystsl--solid n rOeE .
and IaIRTE inches ;n thickness. lie = sorry
that the orssnSl cc-t aud he4-y expenses of frU-
curius *. - III not alloy him &c pot til. prise 50
icyT to ceEsSsisIs bs would wish hut he IL per
shaded that shen its Durability and Superior quail.
ties sre fsliy tszssi &c vii ts fosrd cheaper than
any cihsr - ts lad and E=hea the account for tt
wbcle ssasons .os is fcoted Ep the total o. .rse
will not he f-:ad 9, be greater than the :Im paid
.Or cur ordinary ise IN coramur Seasons. -s--
Those srho wish . regular supply at their s;orss
dwellius, will piscs- leave their orders at p. O.
uRILEY'5 cOurt1g-rooD. .S ler jelO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-14

Bcoz BI:pISa.--Wc have completed ar
rangeruents whereby We are enabled to ili
eli orders In Book Binding With which we
may be fa-ored Ue win guarantee the
work TO be done satisfactorily Pulling Of
all kinds, sni blank heads Of every deaeriP-
tiou, viii he done promtly and cu salts
factory terms. ou- friends viii please send
IN their orderl
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II AND DRCGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions TO stn,L
of DKUss, MEDICINES, CHEEIcAIs, PAIXTs, OIIS,
VARSisuEs. PERFUMLRY, aud FANCY ARrIctFs
which We are prepared 10 offer 10 the trade on a.
.1ci terms eau he purchased In Cincinnati, Lou
isyille, or II. Louis
We have IN. store Is tons II EXTRA PrRE WHITE
Lean, tn kegs uf 2i ne. 81 ihs and 100 D., which
selling the trade at anufacturers' prices
KELLER & WHITE.
n.y2S-dkwlm No. ~ Main street
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Hp.zFTIg OF W. 900
2A S0I.nIERS hIIIEni - I -.

An sF5i'al Just ia from the East. consisting Of 8
iTfmer-ious 10. % Dl:Y GOODS, such 81. prsss
-,iks ChHIiics Isrse!lles. Calico, Blsschei Au5.n,
Fsctri,s. .hoes fer every age, Stesl-spTins Skirts
for sii att OF every variety appe-t.inins 20 full
ri sckoi DTy G9vts siore-wbicb Will te sold low
az rasL. al MILLER d NIEHLUS
90 43 Tain street
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U1fCRLRS IN. KRGs IND .E.H8s.
II We have just received a uice lot of Gherkin
Pick es, in I, :, and 2 gallon kegs--and 10 quart
and half gallon jsrs. Families, Hotel and Board
ipz House keeprr-, anl STEAMBOAT men will take
uuIice, apd govern themselves accordingly.
Call at ~. n Maiu-streets- -
"A ~. - h. Il. SABIN & Co.
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"A EU' H.saDussK sroHE. o.,E

= " DON below thC Branch Bank, ysbsIa "a 3
IuTut eycrT thing srpertsinin< o. The D. ';nist,
hardware Frais. respectfully Iicis . v.ti II.
country Merchants before puI chB s.i,s, tusxapud,
Coy easy Dc~ s'sle. ef O'is, seissssi ,'r -c So
sillt this marker. Ay PERSONAL atteLtiu8 ..iii ~
sissa a. all Sriefs GEbEGC , SpEsiAC
sslti -
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sk B.N-B GCyN,E R.s-8 n I'm q. ss.-s :
(tnrle-s at ll.. E-a.r.aa Pm. ri FL L

Az a.St bIsl bft ~ In1llGa; = !" !.
NiIE EE2ctics L.. ~ tEc C5l.ts Il ti.s a - p.
l attend = tEe enl!sct lon q eiAirls IN ,a-g
shs CDlisd states, viii buy Al sell raj estlt- Z; tic
s5y Of ETansylllc, - f2adsfA aTsn and adjoining
cIHtcs ard In the West eneTaliy, a-i v z! ;.erfS--l
any other dGi.sS PeTts.EiEs % AttoTss-s :. IscaI
Estate Agspts, tots AID fsrIrs =iwR-s \: Il. -
Gem IA spOsscs by Ess EllsF OF the fr-a
"a uinsS "a laird street. oppos.ta tl.s l,-..-t
dOsise IL the ICONS formerly occupied ~ tls LIE
frra of Lock hart, PsTTstt s Denly;
9ctlS-dlV
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ADDRESS OFFICES

J. y. BANfLETf, Pat,.nfcc al proslvJiy, I
J. ". BARTLETT. 30 Chestnut st, Ph;ls.
L. 2. HTGGI.;S, Agent, 81 Sixth ST., Cia'ti
IA. nCGGISS, A..pnt, 9 North lth ss-, e. a '-;i%
$40. 7. LEGCFrT, u woodtr.i=r 81, Det-Oic-
Agent, H-- te!ng established IN eyrrc Count
throughout TIE Uoi:el States. Applicants fOr
sseSciSs vii siirs-s either cf ti- -;svs oics-,
~hish ara rrPrIrvj - fiil FrCNr-LY NJ Orders Er
AT'einss, wholesale Vt retail.
celd for circular, .sith cuts of N.-h.ur. crd
77inplss Of Sorl-.
Al letters, 20 eas--4 attention, ruu.t c5atsi.
return Postage. isll-lla.l.Av
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EEsKoHssLHA i.s,D ~ raj.

Just r.cei5si AMI foE ssis IL tss sui sf&y
srrtb-s.s y aIss Gli splendid assortment Sss1y
# Rocks and StGtions--, consisting II AfsS
paTs ia I,es.ils CT CSP, Letter Sa: Sz<y
Eota paIrr; Sod QGtes II blSak Es- -, fr,,ra 10
,V sl.sJ I'ss fu,I,, lIt,lCJ GssCTiet Enyai1Srs
Aistnorn.Grn DSVks IF ltii,is 'iso, lame s>-
soEiH.et az School BOOks. Bit is of Ill Einsfs ;i
kinds q Miscsiialrvus works; Gold Pens 81 al
kinds S'Sesi Pens Of evs-y bTarf; Cola snj Sil7-;
Psnkoldcrs ETi PguCils Pecl-et E9vks and Port
nsonHsis cf avery description hiu5ica IDstru,s Ets
vt all kinds Sheet Ji,Lic aGi IIrsS Paper; Draw
iuT Paper sui Pictures; Slates- and Pencils; InE
sui IBkr tailtis sS.i Esry other articles to M
asICa3 60 rsntsOn al of Which III he sSij -t iss
very lowest price fox clxL. J. HEALE,
Fosters Block, corner f hai2 snd FiTst streets
snglf OH. r-H H. a..
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yY,mfsH sk,P.uE.N.T.-H.G Sxs1.E


SaSs Sc U.f-srss .y.s y.sCUE.s.Hs,-NEyER
gO BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
A SEWISG TACUISE ToR AID TITEI--
THE REACH OF ALL.
L PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING nACHIEF
FOR SIX DOLL A1S
BlETLETT'S PATENT NOVELTY &C SFVI.;i
MACHINE.
1T HAS BEE., PROVED AND IMPROVED
DURING TfiF PAST IL MONTHS.
sdASTFAC-TURING FACII IIItES IMMENSELY
INCREAoEp
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BOOK Djn dinS,
BY
S. M. g EUPEL, =
SGrncr OF First ana Vine Streets

iso- Magazines viii be hJand Nsry Eest aGl guyal
IN half yound .hesp, st.....-
uslf-bC und turkey .7'-c-
NIIsic-hslftOuni sheep u ..
IO % Turkey. ...... .....-.. .......-.. ! -.
J VIII also make tho music Isrcr stT,iig fBr.s'le,
and Or fSr writing, Nv Cs:t4 method :-i1'bS.
fr-sntNsTa ,basgv.s2 ~ cent? a Volume = 50
p1S- Pa,GCplsr carC 10 yivcp - the DIiiu.fci ute
uf paSvd blank Books. TLs les. material VII -
~, rkpd always jfnp, A. ,Xtfa hcsP 'HIiatiot !ri
- I, ..y yisrsa arlS
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NxTE-f f.s.u<k - EL0EE.-75 BBIS
As Extra Family FlouI from vhito wheat, re-
os!-ed per railroad and Esr ssl, BIZ
GGo. FOSTER & Co.,
Jsl5 Cc--e- Locust end Canal stre-ts
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~ TER A,-D JoISFR, Is rrersred 90 10 any
ttins srpsrtaaiHg % either of tie above branches
FertIc AT aits atia pGii T. tie fitting up ef Store
EccCns; also 81 she building CT Rarns, M.iis. Fsc-
tSrles, sDd n7EslGES H0;iss-, IL tywn er eCGntTy
Hils httsi 1PtoCFl1E ..hef. egG,.ed- lRcss yisi
Ils ssssk .lIy sii please .ivc :Es call, as -!il
Elwafs Co fsstc - si2oEfost EotiSe. .-
~ Eerr,. a.. tsp ca ThiFi stCscf, fct---sa
ShsS;sns sGd Chcr-.-, - slley- Isarf2-sr,
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IENfE pLn EEM.n -. nESIN 20,

II AGAIE-ALLlS B nONES, ForwarIia. AMI
ruruissio Merchants. RectAs-s of the Css.Iiatet
Jiagrsoiia WHISKY, Dealers N all kinds cf PrUifce
Superior OH f5ariou sni I've Whistles, sIi l..
ak. E1 D. Testi- liquors. G., Water street s.
ga s.scE spC - ss,.s, i.sasg.ite, ioi-
dT-.kT = as5is Ht"is 6sAss-
E.tr l.
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nxrgs az Jf.I-Nnrs.yhy'ai.

.-1-
$ s $ !
TDe.-I : 81 80 : 80. ~ 81 10
2Dse'- - ~ t-5'iI''i - as l 2 %
D.. { I'll % TO- Z - = 5 :.
4 Das3. ~ ~ I-''-.s1 .;-is % -
S Da1' ] 9Ot = 10 =. . 80 40 ; =
4 IWe,E. I IEal +. - ogL i 40 > =
2 RscT-, Z i5iI rs 3 a. . - 81 70
y, + & s-p,f 4.ai'.f . 60 20 60 10 2"
No. 80 80 + $ ., 10 " L o. - 90
2Mg=I s-05 $ 10 n 90 i3 70 lc % Ia .
3M1LT I-DTl, 81 f0i H. Is y go - ,,
tMS.aI . - = = D. 'o = 9. - - -2 % q
: 80 ~ ~. 4, ~, ~ 80 p, oi 4" 81 81 o0
, . ! ~ co. igr.'l g. 80 > 10 % @ll,i =,
u stis4 /, c't =. ~ ~ ~ N =, - IS, = :.
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KRATz & HEIEMAN,
CITY FOUNDRY

ir.II CITY FOUNDRYI
MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS cFsIEAy
EEoISES IND BOILERS,
saw ard Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screw
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane MilIs
ThrstinE Aachines, &C.
. tre Taf4.F.. =. EVANSVILLE, IND
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Che Daily Sonrnal.
PUELBHrD By
rEa.Hg oPsFs sCRIPTI0.N.

nay feler s.y - p. s' - "a
b week (pay able 10 Ssrriersl ..-,...-, ". "
rri-NSeekly PaPsr ..-.', W W
Weekly PtIsI ~ ~
s----, 49, Clubs of 16or more. e.........-... w
naThe privilege OF Yearly adyertisers - limited
10 thcr own ininediste business IN their own name
and, all. adyertisementl for the benefit ot otnef
rersoI.s "a vsn IS legal adsertisencnts and advs5-
tsem nts OF auction Bales, and Win
tie name OF other persons sent In ty thern' must
b-s paid for Al the ususti rates. -
~, No report, resolutions or pr"cesdinss Oh any
,ol sorafion society, association cr public neeuns
snd communication designed TO call astentios 70
any natter of limited Of individual interest can oe
ins, RE a. uulssss paid for sdyeftiseBaelt D.
M Contacts for ysariy advertising VIII not %
,c1 stinued unless order TO that effect u len al
he nice, and vhea discontinued In less tnan q
5oer the price Of tho whole year will be ehsrssd-
ts. legal siyertieEentl hereafter, VIII be pub.
IisI AZ the expense Of the attorneys orderine and
noi tclayabls for legal P.ocecdings' but eoile'le
II OAf Isual tine.
us Our terms for Joo W TX end traosen' '''E-
sisel enis are CASH.
80
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HIVE &kPLES! JI.NE .AfFLES!
e. To the lovers of Apple Pies and Ters.- Just
received per steamer Scisto, and 20 arrive 90 ibis
June Apples IL prime order Call 81 No, ~ Main
street, before they are all soli.
irI6 EKSKINE, CURTICK & CO.
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.. large e1i F-u-apt buyers Nbo inset Gle.- ol!i-
, cations vbe3 due, VII and ne fully -.
PREPAEEu. .-
to -eet TIE z II prices a. tcly as ts s.ri.o cct,.
eau be I.rchzssd EzSt zld laid down in Evaasrir
my bueiDsss being sllaost excigsiyely Il WHOLE
SAIL CHARLES. 8. WELLS,
nar1 : Sign Of the Mill saw, l3 Firat street.
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EDas. P1.,.sI.1'0s0.S- .I.s;xs OIs-

IL bRULEH. hariny flrmea copartneT -hptyT
Jha YTsctgcs of Medicine efsg their ssrt--1 - 49,
citi-eGs Of Evansville aBA vicinity.
Ofise ia Ihird street " the frst ht:'.i'pg above
he trss-y-f Cit i'--, oar , rs = HytLe's Law
gfhcc s-.-e.a E... .-.I .a..sr -
Or. PSruiBrt3u'. ersidsu-s, ~ Chrsirtt ssF-. =,
Cpp-sils ~ Eii.- ilt, rta,h.
Ir l. N-ai'5'a rr- ne. t,'es-' z z = s+sy -ri
second strsots tii o.
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NLSEsnTEas 9 R0Dek,

~ tn r. s. Hcward,l Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Nc. Water street nvai
AaIn Evansville, Indiana.
GS- Liberal advances made on cousis'menfs to
New Orleans.
a e sLAreHrEs- o g. st&vGHTrE..wH roueE, -.
r,,.vA1-1Nd
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rrs Ia GrocsFies sEi all kinds Of Produce, Nails,
alass, wbito Lins, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed OIL. &C., sc. Also, constantly on
hand fun stock Of Sash, Panel Doors &C., 0f all
.izes ... .-T -t....Ir ...r sp26
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EIoc IPUTs W-gHE.S.EE, ga
6z BRELLA MAKER AND TURNER,
First street., between Vine aud Dlvision tirscts,
kesps eJnstsatJ> on hani full asscrtaSrt of PacI-
sols, Cmbreffss. Walking Canes, &C. and SCI b them
al a losssst rr!SsJ. Repairing done Il shat no
promptly done. mylr-Sn
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O. :. CLARKE, BUILDEB..."--R. BOY ID, AsCH
80 90 aa CLARKE a. BOYD.
n 1W.PaRT.V.RHsHir-J

r,r al work Ia our line. A liberal discount On
drawings whare We execute the work. apis
WPIRT.N.Rks CHAE
E<DLER aud BLYTHE HfEES have Sssociatei
Themselves together az partners il the practice of
ia w. aud Will attend promptly TO eli burilc
.ested ,sith their profession, which may lie sDiru't
q % thasnl lf
- sksy-Oscson LScust street. opposite the Sherwood
a .s,sa Evansville. Ind. -. seHt2o-ly
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IN Iriisns, Illinois, and ksatucky, Who l.ts To
bug good and cheap Goods can az cn being fer
pi:hed Tin psrscD or by orders, PROMPTLY.
kSrl Intend doing safe busI3sas iih gocienc
prompt csn, and prsfe- ssll3s - s.ch customers
at ore-R 4lf the pru1i, 70 dOing oassiadeI blsi.
ness, which i always attended, E.ih sgeet risk and
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gs 81 IEiso u'E8 sROU6HTO.N'


V OIlice on Second street., betNrfh ' I1r anu II
vision, next door to the old Presbyterian Church.
Plans specifications, detail drawings, &C., for all
classes of buildings, prepared ON short notice, aud
I. nj reasonabls tarrLs. aPle
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true, but they show, in any event, the peculiarly
OF the prima donna. she has gained at auy rae,
good solid applause, which is to the artist ne
breath OF life. She is now about to leave W;
and, as she issued q Napoleonic bulletin at he
commencement OF her last campaign, we sbuld
not be surprised if she made another addresses
farewell--in English, to her numerous cops
d'drm<e of admirers and sdherents. Mile PiCO-
lomini is, like the Petit Corporal, AN italian she
is the Napoleonne Of the Opera, and she issuesher
proclamations to the army of the Academy in
the same style as that used BY the French En-
peror to the army Of Italy. Her adherents are
certainly as enthusiastic and as devoted as his
In the artistic way we shall have many new
recruits next season. Already the musical
agents are writing from Paris to the effect that
nearly all the best artists now on the Continent
are anxious to come to America. The chief
cause of this sudden attachment to republicaa
Institutions is the war, which will send all the
singers away from Germany and Italy; but it 10
likewise true that the artists find an American
trip of great advantage to them in every way.
Altogether, the next season promises to be avery
brilliant one in every way.
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The War In Itaiy-lts Objects ind Prospec-
tive Results.

The news received by the Asia from the seat
of war adds but little to the Information which we
previously possessed as to the movements of the
belligereHts. The French Emperor had arrived
at Genoa and had been enthusiastically received
by the Piedmontese. He was to leave on the
l4th in order to place himself at the head of
the army, and had issued an order of the day,
the terms of which are to be construed into a
confirmation of his pledge to secure the indie
pendence" Of Italy. The Austrians were still
manGuvering cautiously. They were increasing
their forces near castle San Giovanni, on the
road from Piacenza to Sradella, and had also
occupied Revergan on the river Trebbia The
P,edmontese troops had retaken their former
position at Vercelli; but with this exception no
advantage seems to have been gained on either
side.
Although it is attempted to give to this cam
paign purely Italian character it requires no
great reflection to detect in it the antagoniam of
principles which take much wider scope. 1t
will naugurate, unless wesare much mistaken,
great changes in the ideas and opinions of the
present generation. Old convictions and preju-
dices will receive shock from it from which it is
questionable shat they will ever recover. Already
it would seem that the public mind of Europe is
undergoing process of mutation which brings
it closer to the standard of American ideas The
practical necessities of mankind are at last ad-
United to have higher Importance than the tradi-
tons Of dynasties or hierarchies But the most
remarkable feature in this epoch Of conversions
Is to find the despotic and constitutional govern
ments changing places, the one advocating pro-
gress and the other using their most strenuous
efforts to arrest it.
The contest between France and Austria Is not
a struggle to be settled by the concession of the
reforms demanded by the Italian people, It's
Immediate consequences may be limited to that
result, but it will give birth to doctrines and
precedents the effect of which will outliye
the men who take part in it. Probably
not one of them has definite idea of
the extent to which the motives by
which he is animated, be they philauthropic or
personal, will carry him. They have set the
ball of revolution in motion-not revolution in
the vulgar sense, be it understood, but that
more sweeping change which embraces the
whole human mind in its operation, and they
will probably endeaycr 10 checl it at the point
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THE SEASON, MBTEORoIO GICAL, AGRICULTURAL,
FASHIONABLE AND OPERATIC-We may all con-
graduate each other upon the brilliant opening
of the season of flowers and fruits and birds,
cerulean Skies balmy atmosphere, and all of
natures bounteous gifts After an open winter,
we had, for this climate, most agreeable COM
mencement of spring. The last days of April
were delicious, and May opened gloriously
With the religious anniversaries came, of course,
rain, but the temperature was mild and warm
the weather was good for the farmer and the
florist and the borticulturist Good growing
weather it was and is. Just now we breathe the
air Of midsummer, and every budding thing is
at least month ahead of the almanac.
We are prosperous, too. The Broadway shop
keepers find plenty Of customers for their most
costly and beautiful merchandise; the fashiona-
BILE thoroughfares swarm with promenaders from
all nations in Christendom and good number of
heather lands; the trotoir CLOVIS with bril-
liant equipages and is gay with the fair
occupants; the European steamers are
crowded with fashionable emigrants, who
will make up ON American army Of
observation in Italy. The leading places of
public amusement are thronged nightly. The
opera habtufs have just had a grand sensation in
new work in which Mile Piccolomini has made
one OF her greatest triumphs. We hear Of costly
gifts made to her; a charming equipage, fast
horses &C., &c, The stories may or may not be
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own interests demand 1t, and all his words thus
far have proclaimed it. He does not wish to
carry the war beyond the confines of Italy, yet
be well knows that the establishment of o new
order Of things in Italy will be the initiation of
a new order Of things in Germany, and eventual
ly in the whole of Europe.
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exposed the fraud and corruption lurking under
them. The penny papers have been always no
toriously bought up to support them. We have
demonstrated over and over again that the sole
object of getting up these outrageous jobs was
to put money into the pockets of few specula-
tors and we repeat that it is to these fellows more
than nythiDg else, we owe the shameless cor
ruption which exists today in almost every de-
partment Of the municipal government, and the
oppressive taxation which is crushing all classes
OF our citizens And this thing will continue to
go on until the taxpayers adopt some measures to
rid the city Of the incubus which dishonest poll
ticians-by whatever party name they may call
themselves-have laid upon it.