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Cottage Grove Female Seminary.
Six miles south of Collinsburg,

BOsSier Parish louisiana
Mas. LOUISA NJ KICKS, Principal
Mrs. LOUISA NJ DoLEs, Matron
Mr.. ZAC. DoLEs,- Agent.
Terms per Session Of Fioe Months:
1st Primary Department, $I2 so
I'd do do Is 90
lst Academic Department, 90 90
I'd do do 25 90
Contingent Fee, for each pupil, 90
Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, Melodian or
Violin, each, 25 90
Use of instrument, 5 90
Embroidery Drawing, Painting, Wax Fruit
Flowers, French and Latin, each, 10 90
Boarding, per month S8, per session 40 90
Boarding, payment required one-half in advance,
or note to draw interest
Boys, under twelve years of age, will be received
into the school, and when the number shall have
reached twenty-five, a competent male teacher will
be employed and the boys taught apart from the fe
males.
Pupils will be received at any time and be ch5ra-
ed from the time of entering yet all will see at once
that the sooner they enter the better for themselves
as the classes will be formed at the commencement
and advance steadily all the time.
D. i. DICKSON,
D. A. CHILDERS.
REFERENCES:
G. W Sentell, G. Nattin-Colinsburg.
A Hughes, James H Hughes, and B. F. Stewman,
Rocky Mount.
b. f Looney, K P d. Taylor sentell's Store.
W. A Kelly, W. c. Mitchell, Bellevue.
James Cooper, Shreveport decl5
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EE FEEUR RE.
@. EaENE N JONES,
stl B 40 Regal Fe5t, New Orleans
s-zr5am. @orrl EaHle the attention Ola
Hat friends i'd the public TO "a
tatg large mi well selected
@ao. Gl5IHaE TnEA& tEre. Having within
r,nfsar greatly enlarged cir establishment, they
t-aHaE .a exhibit the best and most vaned
aaa.a a. Camaas Furniture ever offered tor sale
a.a-a. comprising veyshing necessary IN the
e7Ea.a dwelling.
nsla#m rs Furniture. keep for sale Plush,
ia n1sI-t Cla.a Gimp, cord, Tassels, Springs,
tt Fr1s uarutea, GlEa, SIC.
nasHE. Easr @G0 OsS mattresses
a a5a Bottoms new and economical
e. Ur.f.rts. ga-rads leets, PILLOW Gases and
a#lq 5w
MIRRORS OF LII SIZES,
nt -fst7 Plain and lecked India Mating
fg-.gr aU Etu8s. r87af her with Ice Boxes of
H9a
tul.ars carefully and sasr ely packed for snip
fG o ta n.eao.
ggr1. country r.rsaegsrg will always find our
tl4 .1r .lair inspection, and are cordially n
.@taH .3ur Store aEG eE1. line for themselves.
Bow Orleans Ewr-' d. .N-=
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THE MAHUFAcTuRISG DIsTRIcT.-We spent
an nour among the artisans Of the manufactur-
ing district yesterday evening, with much pleas
ure and profit. We suppose tha: very few OF
our cilizens are aware OF the extent OF these
establishments-th number of mechanics EN-
ployed-in carriage making, &c, and the
quality and quantity of work turned out A
few years ago no one in this section thought OF
stopping short OF Mobile tor anything IN the
buggy or carriage line. Now there can De
purchased in Marion. home made carriages and
buggies equal in beauty and finish and at as
reasonable prices as they can be obtained from
the north We have only to refer TO the public
10 the establishments OF D. I. Williamson and
the Union manufacturing company to convince
any one of this fact. We would advise our
citizens before leaving the town for such pur-
chases, to encourage home industry and enter
prise Marion Ala. American.
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Drugs. Medicines, sc.

Drugs, Medicines, sc.
THE subscriber having recently been supplied with
large and fresh stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Cbeaieaa Perumerv, ETC., would respectfully notify
all country merchants, planters and physiclans 'na'
every thing in my line will be sold very smah ao
varce for cash, or city acceptances Below are le"
of the articles on hand:
geo ozs sulph quinine, BUY ms PoW'd fhuOaio'
IG9 " splph morphine, 20O Ds lpecac'
leD " strychnine, 5OO ms sehha'
I[h g nitrate silver. 200e lbs gum arabic,
is bbls ref'd camphor, 69O ms tartarlc actu'
1CE0 kegs sup: carb: soda, 3OO b blue mass,
I'D bbls cream tartar, 3OU 10 calomei' h'~
30 bbls epson salts, l00O tos ihaigo'
40 bbts copperas, 2OOU ms mauoei'
66 bbis iinseed oiT. 90 gross seid'z powders
30 hbs sp: turpentine, ~ " yeas' .
80 bbls alcohol, 25 sooa
10 kegs salt petre, 40 gross sugar iein"nsr lnl
1000 bxs druggists glassware, patent medlcineS'p'
f,,rerv. medicine chests, instruments, ETC.. e@%
IN. MORRISON. Wholesale Druggist
dec 81. 1857 II Magazine ST.. view o-le9-I2 .
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An ''Ant Cursing Club" has been formed
at GrassValley, Cal, the members of which are
fined twenty five cents for every oath, the money
to be appropriated TO some worthy purpose from
time to time. At the last accounts the club had
cursed enough to buy pew, and there was a
balance on hand.
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Our farmers are now busy in harvesting their
wheat. We are happy to be able to state that
the crop, is, by far the best that has been grown
here for several years past. Some fields, it is
true were injured, yea, in fact totally ruined by
the late frost, while other fields were destroyed
by the hail storm. and others again injured by
the overflow, still the crop is abundant and the
wheat of good quality. BlrdVllle Union.
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The ways to the heart are diverse. The heart
Of woman is to be reached through the eye
or the ear; but mans heart, according to Ma
poleon, Is best approached through the stomach.
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STERM ENGINES.
SAW MILLS, CORN MILLS
SHINGLE MILLS,
Hath Mills. COTTON GINS,
BETTING, NEWELL sCRE"o'
,ctIrr A I A

CIRCULAR SAWS,
HOSE. DC, &c" &C.
Constantly on hand and for sale by
D. C. LOWBER d Co.,
70 Camp street, New Orleans.
uA price list will be sent by mail to any one de
string it. jaIl1
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TAYLOR q kADDlN,
E#ursrla naED-a, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS
4 I'm caps have removed from No. Al Maya
-.r-... 70 NE large aoa .1uamodious stores Nos.
Maa.H-saaa tI Common street.
g.v gH.74s aegsH.agr a5 lS57-ly
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- "a,

SUI l7t1 Hsg Is uderdale Factory, Flor
alar reserved and for sale by
55sa 4 FAGEG NE &c Co., Agents,
81 Gra On street, New Orleans.
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E. R. STEVENS & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cutlery, Guns. Pistols. Perfumery.
FANCY GOODS,
Paper, Stationery, School Il Blank Books,
PLAYING CARDS. &C. &C.


Cutlery, Guns, Pistols. Perfumery,
FANCY GOODS,
Paper, Stationery, School Il Blank Books,
/ PLAYING CARDS, &C., &C.,
Nos. IS and 81 Common street, New Orleans.
@ - THE subscribers have removed to -
~ their new and spacious stores I 81A
TSM (as above) nearly opposite the SEE3
" " City HOTEL and invite the at 80
tention of city and country dealers TO their T7rl
extensive assortment Of goods adoptedto =Sa
cry branch of trade. We receive our goods direct
from the manufacturers, both foreign and domestic,
and are enabled to offer them dealers as low as any
other house in the Union.
Combs, Brushes and Fancy Goods
Ivory Combs, all Nos Porte Monnaes
India Rubber {" g Purses,
Imitation she'll Reticues
Buffalo, Pocket Books,
Horn Hooks and Eyes,
Hair Brushes, Looking Glasses,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Necklaces,
Shoe and scrubbing +" Watch Guards,
Writing Desks, Suspenders
India Rubber Toys, Silver Thimbles,
China do Pocket Compasses
Buttons, Backing,
Marbles, Twines,
Pins, Tacks ETC., ETC.
Perfunery, Soaps, &c.
Genuine Farina Cologne, Vinegar Rouge,
Wright's sup'r do Macassar OIL
Taylor's do Bears
Lubin's Extracts, Antique
Weights do Pomatum,
Taylor's do Ok Marrow,
Lily White, Bandolino,
Chalk Balls, Powder Puhs.
Toilet Powder Balm of 1000 Flowers,
Rice do Lyons Kathairon,
Meen Fun, French Soaps,
Cosmetique, Military do.
And large assortment of Taylor's Transparent Wash
Balls and Wrighfs Fancy Soaps.
Also of direct importation, Cutlery Guns Pistols Per
cussion Caps and Needles.
large stock Of Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
pers of every description, Playing Cards, Inks, Pens,
School Books, Blank Books etc.
Copying Presses Envelopes, and Stationery every
description [mh25l E. R. STEVENS & Co.
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d H0SELLUS,
-Byrv tgD .0UE 5ELLOR AT Law,
L l=N -..a s.r.r Ee Orleans.
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ihed weekly at THREE
RI SOUTH -..-b.s 1dvance-fourdollar
r.rra 5e. far bing. Persons wish
-1 wy weeks notice. No
tha o ion of the publishers,
arg-afa.
NJ ffseL inserted the rate Of ONE Dor
rr frg- Insertion, and FIFTY
-.arans ora. TEN LINES, or less,
5ss-I dlductions made tothose
Ega8s1
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eine Grdbe pprlber uuo IieB ibr unbeimlid,ed
0etrddSe pernebnlen. Damn paro wleDer
Nue8 ti[.
gluf einmaL inbeB waro bic Stille ourG etn
fernes @erduI1 unter6rcheu. @S TAM ndber
uno ndber, idcn botte man ceutltd oas Jfcuen
zines Wa9eas.
Sie beipen 0erl4mprenen ldlugen Die Wtane
tel auSetnanoer uno bo6en Die UtcsquetenS
enpcr.
Da8 @erdui9 fam niber unD naber. Sest
semabrte nun l6cn bort blnteu ln Wotoe Die
aopIe 5weier Bferpe, - nun JAP man ldpn oen
Ma8en, Cen ie 8c8en.
0tdber uno ndber fam Der Du8en. Deut
lib tpnnte man ieben, paB 6pei Petcnen iat
2Dagen butter Dem SutIder liA befanpen.
Gr 1T es, flilterte alfrep. 2lber wer 1T Der,
Der neben lbm liBt?
Glner letner Apiutanten, laste @cnrao, 9leid
plel wer! Gap uns anleSen Sraoer
Sic le9teu an.
Der 2SaSen rellte INNER niber. Die 9rcs
BEN Sudenltantule rerbarsen Die 9eltalten Der
Seridnereuen.
Benn i4 fcmmauOire, ldeBen mir, flalterte
Gpnra0
Oet ~cu9eH D1f IePt 10 Hoeev OoB nlai oeHls
llh Die Darn SleenDen ertenuen founte. Ser
CUR NeAten Sieenoe, Der Wianu nit benz bIeI
dlea ebernen Antlie, paS war Rapclecu. Dcb
wsr mar cieler iunSe Otann nit benz ldSneu,
aber trauri9en uno mebnlutpSpouen @elt4t,
Der neben bm l1B? QSer maG er
StiII, um @jotteS mIuea @ewebr in Stub !
fltlterte AlTreo. SdleBe nidt, Sruper! Oa6
1T fein 6ran5cle @8 lit elm cealIAer 6arlt,
es 1T Der BruOer oe6 ScnigS BON PreuBen |!
lSlr nGlfen niAt auf ibn ldleBen
9telu, mir Ourfsn n,dt auf ben. 8rucer oeS
un9ludliAen a0ni9S bon RrenBen ibieBen,
nlnrmelte @cnrao> inpem er pas @ewebr ientte.
Der Ba8eu rrIte eben blot an cen beiOen
yerl4wcrenen pcruber. Gjan5 oeutlid fCnns
len lte Die Sctte Uernebner, mslde oa ortnnen
lm Ma9en Senedlelt Durpeu.
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sbsu 9ReEgta Inig sla5uagmt ets SrnHtagD rns
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Der ,g0tdsr" wirb ebenfals in gDaf1tnstpn una
gebeeting tasIt9 burd Lsdssr ben AbVansnisN
lns 2auS beiOrst.
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$3.50 per Sabr, IN unbs6fneEeF . - . 0-t'
lun6.
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rfbsinfieSen 8reitas unb tOet taSrltG 81 IN un5s.
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filr Htripueu, pel1e QD0laMtSQBaiIer benuBen.
Der nennte At &nitt Der tn 8eus auf Sie Qpofer-
nlRn unb bic uner tprtr Wuftdf febenben moFermsrye
rlaegsn 9srsrbnnnsen pirb brm sur Nadridt fur ans
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benz wubiitam ghr el tntn psrfonen unanneb IiFelten
pbr e@aeen usu0 eate Der betreenbe tbmtr
ole $40 SesfaHt.' S6Ht1zm
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81 uniesr Oraaertt weroea tie Trnlfea ua lt en-
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~ pistsH SaAen ais en nagtnare oes elfrdenees uns
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in 6anppers nabe BrattItr.,
ge9eniiber benz 6luOpermarft,

iMaison allemande Il francalsel
AZ ssss.. aaHt 5ptIt6aS. unb sp;f@,n 8 IItba
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fsaaits Der Stasc tt In aea EpstIsn anfs sat snee
aNo saHa ass7aat oonass answarGiesn anb nieF niIi
mgi0b.eR pertsn T@s ~'"t''.
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Race Street Hotel,

aIF:s Race Street Hotel,
,sss go. 422 0iaceir., 3ipiiGen Der 4.u
EAk1sA- pttIa.beIpbta.
srutit Bite ersttenfr Mn5tiee bae iCirbas h,A
gsus " O.@ssD salsst sarS Perrin Ssba s. Sa.trsanr
esfa5r & untsr eSssm Samsa Dstanns heuas 0aabaas
Dm g. stssr aas srtfabn unS nus sIs bsKrssa K~m'
wtrben ben aItsn eaieH Mu bes paaes sa btwab
gDr babea In aaen Gbelen res 6aulss nornhas ~ ees
runsen prrsnrmma tSnan Resaeen bsonsms Sss %
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carte fcwte bie fenfen gDetne ,r. ~fsF" w
um sablrstpen 8alprua ttten NBm u @eeo.r
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preserve 10 ofhev respecS e @dtyS But, ua'Ortu
pseys 'pe IfussAn soN%nnens wss G, excessively
reserved shat - kePt is soVd isssnsioos pr5fouoa
sswet uno sae Gns Zoe promulglnys thsA
wnh aovsn"gs W Ansnis aAi osssNd assy.
aur Tnu'.ue|n" - can Dspen' ooas oh
r'oss" ue'~" w1 'his ile ovject o. tbafr pubiics.
ao.' iewAfhA"I in'ehg VI C'rfesp'ooent OF $40
Imcs ~bo me- ev' ENTITY PiussiAa BIAS, ~rtog fros
r'1nh'wt '"S oifr agS. saIe knat adstra eagerly
Gh'r" ~ p'oho'ed yeece 'nfoosh j7t.asy cf the
,fS ~o"n amy ~Ncp Ffn'ss was ann0t W snqNra "a
oe'nnns oy nesos az tne ar o N4iy eIs stagselan
"u'sos h .n9Sipp OF tue Wupa of our Soa'ge sgnost
.'uesa ous ior ber o2aies 80 nbtsG eersoos aiyso-
% we serious derim1o Of Aostria. WY Should toe
r'"nh's joseph Jesionoy d fs3s' al ag ou
s'e M 70 'pouce nin 20 &C egs ms oaa'ei snilsy or
zoe, sN' pNonase pesc" % ne s0sg aGdsr " tao
.nes rosnu's W hr smpr'f sustr'> ~ls jealpns saa
90 'uA. JsNuus-sas was Jnsu} ind sasas With Pfasss
W, p.r pophchy az nrhoess ant tersirusstnoo sot
VIZ Ve""nse lo' be regent 4 ~ DO 40. hive 70 regret
n"u 'epens Oh 70" co"rte Snioh ne has pur~u i0rog
VOC ss. toFee moashs There IL scheme OF aies
uS' Vt peseS 90 root, su1 NO reevo she Joant
re'rspy 70 fsfs 10 be coooec,eo sitb ~ Lord Palmnr.
to", nrJnFty ennngh tauosd the Darby Ga sine. With
n"' preventing sT sed Nr Dsrss'i Teo-tet by taaasag
sae ooscm n'end aud no,p compaDea # ths Fsach Ecu
r9fo' sh DOT securing peace sha no IS F,rsI Lord
o'tne Frasury. Inc Influence ot upnat Persgay suo
Ia really SINCERE paresa OF ths Anp'o Preach laaas
Will CrOOAbF ne employed Al f.iout
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Regatta of lhs Roy al YaSat Squadron ~

RI en- the London vines August Al
The Roysi Yacht sQusd.on souus, rag.tta 8menced
A. coSas rpesdy With toe contest Tor the Prince cu
sofp cup by scbnouers belopg'os IN the RpyA Yscht
pucer 2nv the bsog frusn !, II Cow q
Cssse 70 round the Warner hgntsaiD cash
ward OF the Cssbot lFh, north yard " the Bamolss,
r0un, mark maored OF Esyp aod theoc, betpe-e Tie
gD>sion Sesse tnd CeSes Castle twice round. time
race; HAT sdkee'a ec8e
she foowirg yachts star.ed:-
Yacht TINS Oicner. Distinguishing FLAG.
Zouave. .3o5. Mr. r ssaoio ..,. Treoch trcoipr
Meenolia -. t3. sir Beeher -. Blue ~os c-nt,s
Cecue.. 100. Matqu,s CooFpp 2ad
Euesne. 81. Mr. <. Frankie d. Red white ceptre
TIE Zousve appeared the .DDlus boat fro tho com.
ART IN IT. the close Of the match tSenty
minu'es ahead OF the Cere; Magnolia tbru asseru
Of the Cecile, and the Eugeus last
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RETROSPECT OF AFFAIRS IN MODEM

aooeps tJnly So) oo'respoadenoa Of Loodon rirnes
Pe me- order % give you jugt !oea OF the stae
Of sisus in the Ducby 70 csst retrospective g.oce on
tie evnts ~acb have occurred since the commencement
Of nostliies.
Az sooD the commenced Piedmoptese agents
srnreo organized the enlistment OF volunteers and OK
cited the people TO e1igrate The sg taon suffered
proceed under eyes Of the police who Infected TO
robipg The Duke began entertain fear and
he away arst hs sister, the Arcnduchess B,srce
Afterwards hs children. together with the Arch
ducbess aide soroe who had gained the esteem Of toe
tire poppatioD De dd wish 70 quit bis capital, by
go dong be might expo the country N the dangers OF
Charge Of government but ne orosaw that 40 should De
oSpesc leave, and he lhen advanced 20 oil the per
cont ATTACHED tbs Court their salary for mouths
tie gave ORDERS ke-i transfer to hanua all cDuvcts
teneDced 10 hard labor la the yeys aud who n cass ~
public va'ety
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~, 49, ,,rm,sd Of Genera, Jsnoess Irs na~a ,sso
tsaeed e. o.sop OF Toe sreuch and rus. ans and fp A.
60. strr, n.o ..ppuiu.ry oar Be ronsol,s b,m..U
~ h ,dea snst ne II eess gave poof. OF mo
M hrh sbey ~sre eDcoor geo TO u.rssv.re r., ,ne
Yfesct Saver. ment 80 coun0d M o~eoycr on she 10
a foe,su 20 os and ~ noe oe lei, CON. io,s
mn he had sis.vs hhed mis- duty aot re. ,ecna an.
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PASS srJmbllcIn. spn ScO basseaed ,ssue uum
SEIZED che l.sus aoshscs,So their property and ola
ths cetssss az abe Duss sncsr quessystoo Ou the
r.voluore " ne Rouseoa OF which be- Seo,e che sir
,ory se sitousd tue Ute OF Governor Of the s,s,es
Es'e he fse ne"ever, received coo y. a. hodgn
viss took pace 10 Gus ooaor III ossppsovea OF wna,
toe SoyHaie Tn ba1 oooe Az present 90 0oge,
nee, Uobcog r.vp'nsd to peak ere psasss " 90
b~mnt ara fat ems q"encs IS LNat IN most sesperdbe
hes hou~ '''sd 70 iA'u count ssa During the
Sa, vi Inc government Servants sere compelled 20 TAKE
osh f sIseiruoe 10 Victor Emanuel, snd since lbe
pese Tie tresett exertoD mspe To recru aoheseDi-
Ths Acbpssop Rno 6everal bthops nave formally
nsSd tos'gn
TIE town II fn'' OF fodiers, AID more are expected
Iari cuisriy Lombard voIun'ests
STATE OF AFFAIRT IN VENICE
ytnice (uiy 3O) cocres. OF ,be ,sdoo rimas
All, erto nun ner Of strangers vs,eo us every yea,
TO ~ y, s-s bathing Tina year noDoay cape ia coma.
cueoe OF the var AUD the 10 NJ b~y. ,ost coma
erse Nv their Toe is "a a g.est
distress prevails The pace has produced ra,nfui in
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FEELING TOWARDS THE ITALIAN CAUSE IN
PARIS

p,rs (Auguet 81 correspondence Of the London Times
Ex'e'rsi agitation may or may not be suo.idag N
1sy, but certain that her political
the increase PEG pie may suppose that It will to
tes The hoerstors Of hat country to
detorepec princes, It will, doubt be escied oy
Of the powerful mechanism invented Tor
he OF absolute authority, namely, univer
You already aware Of the secret mission OF Count
es-et from the Freoch court to tha Of Sardinia for the
purpose just specihed rhe Count received tbs
so,h st Turn nv the saronan Minister for FOREIGN A.
Of France tbst the Sardinisu govern
should employ their efforts TO have the
DuKes recalled &c ~ifh enthusiasm" presume, by their
subject. II observed, ~ith reason, that
satisfy ioe French government in the frat instance the
govern nnent bac Withdrawn the Piedmoutese Com.
mssiop.rs from the ducbies ami the legations
that vDla b. preposterovs to that adj
to ,h,s PfeannoT should USE hr Influence conoiny
cih FopCe c,n1rg 10 the Wthesof the putdons and the
nty.sts If Roly Aer this interview Couat Reisset hal
gu suoience OF the King who, 1t is than probable
hello simiar language to him.
You that the Commissioners from the duch;es
have beep received ~ the Emperor at St. Cloud Toeir
fecepon CONCEDED VI point OF sme stn the departure
Of 81 Rasye OF hs fa,ian misscn We told tina, az
nst audience his Majesty dec AIRED that he not the
ne the sci of scsal Suffrage, uoho could 90 against
Cont Resset vas have left Turin on the 1st for
Parma by which he opeDs his diplomatic circuit he
ponaby ~sbed To i've occasion for he election OF the
sooeuese and ruscar Deputies in order 10 AXE them
understand how much the people will gain by restoring
she desproreo Dukes anh what pleasure their doing
would afford 70 the Emperors Of the French Austria
II supposed that Count Reiseet would benefit
OF the experience and TACT OF few Of the active
French Pfefec TO AID IN directing the universal suffrage
elect Italy: while for the protection or the ne
Chambers thus freely cnosen division 30 of the
French troops nov re .nng in Italy eonld give their
saiptsTy CO oper alton Flo :epce ami Modena Under
such i'm posing guardianship the of the
people might feel themselves safe in voting for the return
may add tnat N Desambvois has been wall received
by the Emperor Dceed for tost matter, his ,esty
dom seros any one away dissatisfied sorrowful or
ID. arr n 81 N RIM sf1in
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~ he exbns,s hs cnunsry never to ,-res the era
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shellr De 's&'n n, her hy re rns result "a ae
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~ lrhttuGe H. VI taiY saateee to an NAG -,u
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AaspaH 'ne, bnt they base freed al ress I.s
from ~ pr'rtsi" p esSfS ~ che power Ia
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~oud bo obvionrf op,ssi5e sus,tis alone 10 10 l-sn
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