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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

GB The Italian residents of New York
VIII present sword to the King of Sardinia,
as a testimonial of their admiration Of his no.
litical course.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

gS- Mrs. Lesdernier was at last accounts at
New York, where she was about to give
readings from Shakespeare. She is in poor
health and poor circumstances, and much
sympathy is evinced for her
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

EE There is said to be but little opposi
tion in Kansas to calling Convention for
the formation of a new Constitution.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

sE-In the Sacramento Court of Sessions
Thomas Marvin was tried on Saturday, upon
the charge of mayhem, in biting off the fin
ger of Hartford Anderson. of Folsom. The
jury returned verdict of assault and battery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
Where

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARSP
In the El Dorado Cigar Store where you find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, A for fifty cents.
Il. LAVY & CO.,
FL DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

gS-The hands formerly in the employ of
Col. Fremont in the Pine Tree vein, Maripo
sa, not having received pay for long time.
and there being $4,000 due them, took pos
session Of the vein for themselves, and are
working it to pay themselves out of it. Fre-
mont has commenced action against them for
forcible entry and unlawful detainer.-Bee
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26

FHIBUsrER MovEMENrs.-We learn that
among the passengers who left port in the
Sonora, on Wednesday last, was Col. Bruno
Natzmer, the companion in arms" and trust
ed associate of Gen. VIM. Walker. He was
to go across by the way ofTehuantepec, but
whittier then, report sayeth not. He proba-
conduct of tilibuster movements from Atlantic
ports, in conjunction with demonstrations to
be made from this side by the 'grey-eyed
man." Notwithstanding all contrary rumors,
we are still satisfied that the field of Walk
ers longing is not Sonora, but Central Anne
rica.-S. T. Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
9er advertisements.
Agricultural Meeting.

The undersigned give notice of a meeting to take
place on SATURDAY EVENING, seth inst, at half
past seven o'clock, at the City Hall, Marysvllle,
when preliminary steps will be taken for the forma
ton Of Northern District, County, Agricultural
Society. 1t is desirable that the Society should be
formed under the best auspices possible, and it is
therefore necessary that general attendance should
be had not only of the citizens of Marysville, bul of
this and the adjoining counties:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-26
A. G. RUSSELL,

AUOrney and Counsellor at Law,
NNIILL PRACTICE In the several Courts of SUIT.
w ter and Huba couuties, and will give special
attention to questions of Title and Real Estate inter-
ests generally. OFFICE-Court House Building,
Yuba City, and over Wells, Fargo Co.'s, MarysvIe.
apes
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a Co., Auctioneers

rINRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
Il THE SIAND virtue Of deed OF trust bearing tho
23 May A. d. 1857 and duly reoordcdn liber s.
oos the
Columbia the undersigned trustee
the premises Thursny the 18th
ruAry d. 1889 at four o'clock the lot
square No ls2 In tho city Washington the said part said
having inches running
depth Of the lot.
0nelhird cash. the equal
payments
deed the satisfaction OF the The
complied with within Ave days otherwise tho
right resclia the risk purchaser.
All conveyancng tho purchaser cost
wM II. WARD, Trustee ~
JAS c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
Feb cd Auconcers
The above sale is unayoidably postponed until
Monday afternoon February 2lst, same hour aud place
wM. H. WARD, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
Id Auconeers
BSy~ The above sale is further postponed lin CON
sequence rustee) until Monday Afternoon
ruary 2sh, hour and place.
C. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
Feb 23-eod Auconccrs.
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auct.oneel

- ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
~ fioNOn "Wednesday March I'd
o'clock shall sell al the residence cf the Hon Johu M
oh street. between aud streets handsome collection u
hold furniture, consisting Ia part, viz;
One walnut parlor consisting Of sofa
cepton chairs
Rosewood psror table, with marble top
kchltfencb China other rblo
Walnut eteger, walnut rocker
brussels, throe ply otilcr carpets
Oak dining
Handsome walnut bio top
Walnut extension dining table
Pine cut glassware, silver plated tea set
Gold band French China
Plated castor and table furniture generally
Walnut hat rack with marble slab
Lounge, mahogany deck
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus
Wash stands, toilet sets
Walnut Jenny Lind bcdstesds
Walnut and other wnrdrobes
Superior curled hair mattresses, seat chairs
Kitchen furniture cooking requisites, ko.
cash;
Tor approved endorsed notes, bearing Interest
W BoTFaER,
Feb 2T-A Auciloneer.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioncers.

CUPETlOR ROSEWOOD IIANUFURIE, Excel
lent furniture, housekeeping effects at public sse0n
Tuesday mornng March at 10 ocock mt the residence q W.
the British legation, 18th street, between street
avenue shall sell all his furniture and en
comprising
superior Boudoir panoiorte
made order by Cbappell, london
walnut paro furniture finished In figured
consisting couch, Turkish chair, lady chair, and
parlor chairs sa
centre, sofa, and fancy tables
Superior solid walnut carved bookcase
Walnut stands, fancy chairs
Two gfrnmcl French plate mantel mirrors and
fi
Handsome and brussels carpets
0lcloth oak hat and cloak stand
parlor curtains, with lace curtains, cornice
VA ext dining table
Buffers tray, superior refrigerator
Walnut dining chairs tt
Suite o car walnut chamber furniture
Bsdsteass, bureaus, washsin.s, wardrobes
Spring hair and husk mattresses, crib and bed
Boisiers pillows, blankets, comforts
French china dinner, tea and coffee service
Glassware, table cutlery
Cooking stove, aud kitchen utensils generally
Terms cash. that credit OF sixty and
ninety days satisfactorily notes, bearing interest
tf &c. MCGUIRE & Co.
Feb sd Auc'loncrs,
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ID that they prepared orders
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respective supervision OF
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We attention stock CHANDELIERS and other gas
fixtures.
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CONGRESSIONAL DICTIONARY Dictionary of
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ByLC. MCGUIRE & Co ,Auctionsers.

TT )OSIIlNE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Ninth west between l. and N streets north IN
Monday February 2s ~ o'clock The premises
Cadens subdivision of No 369
fronting 9th between and streets north
running bac 1873 feet 7 inches 10 a S0-foot alley.
beautifully situated in healthy and desirable part Of
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putabc
fourth cash. the residue In g. H. and Is months with
interest, secured by deed Ia trust the premises
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sd Auctioncers.
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@Dr Linn his colleague The Senate later period but
orctod with prophetic speech
very things which day pass. He
country great which he
Oregon (arcady halfway Union) his
ment makes his memory immortal.
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To Members Of Congress and Strangers Leaving
the City.

NJ. W. GAIT BRO, Jewclcrs,
avenue four doors west Of Browns Hotel
ltALL the attention of members of Congress- and
others leaving the city, their unusually gc assortment Of
nne Watches jewcy plated goods albaa forks and
spoons fancy articles, &c.
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II AIDES MIRROR WARDROBES, LADIES'
Mirror Dressing Eagcres article, Rosewood parior
white walnut ditto with each arm
cbar< six chairs without i1h street.
4ea few doors from Penn. /
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upon tAe other court
In the examination of tho point of right,
1880 article Of the final which reposes right oc
AuBra 10 garrison Ferrare, we'll the practical value
Of the protest raised against that article by Cardinal Con-
salvi
Yet the entire validity Of had boon
revoked IN doubt BY any Of the Powers subscribing 70
practical value OF the roaesaton Of Cardinal Consal in
simple recognition.
The Imperial Cour.eoud not, under ruch conjecturos
enter mo discussion the question OF right In
alation the Emperor, faithful to his unalterabe dspe-
much disposed give personally Holy Father every
possible proof OF good will, provided that the right
made Known 70 he Holy Father who 10 an autograph os
ter bad forciby recommended that Affair to his Maesty
Tho fixing of She conditions under which the affair might
be decided by its nature, Of the competence OF the
military authorizes and il 10 they also that charged tho
Imperial government, with the formal instructions Of car.
for the desires Of the Holy Father and that should DO
al3o we'll understood that they would permit hin the caro-
for the surety and the regular service ohhe Imperial troops
The Instructions given to the Comnander.in Chief OF
the troops Of the lombardo veuiiieu kingdom have re-
suited in convention in virtue Of whiohthe Papal troops
OF the line VINO will be sent TO Feryara WILL occupy the
principal corps gavde and three gates Of he city Tho
fourth, the part named after the which in neigh
borhood Of the CITADEL occupied by tho imperial troops
and their quarters, which in the city, will
Away remain open- will not be place for troops for
matter has also been arranged which, at another,
epoch, would have assumed tho proportions OF DIFF
ference but which, under the influence Of the agitation -
party spirit to COW, possible, the seed Of disunion
between the Powars in tao intimate agreement OF whom
rests the guarantee Of social order. That
criminal attempt has been baed by the great moderation
and the corcatpe spirit OF the Imperial Court which
the Pontnclal government has formally rcndesed all
justice
BY virtue Of agreement concluded between
the Cardinal gate OF Ferrafa and Monsieur eutenaat
Field Marshal Count Auersberg commander Of
troops 1t Ferrara there took place, tina 23d OF tis
monh IN the presence of the superior Austran aud Pom
thca ofceIs appointed for that purpose the occupation
Of the principal corps de gade by the Ps2a troops, as well
as those Of the estes Of the city, With he exception OF nat
OF the Pc, which remains neutral, and will not be occS
pied except by the Poncal Custom House officers Tas
measures taken by tho Cardinal Legae prove tha. as
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Z, witness whereof, the respective Observation-Disclosures
pave signed the same and thereto axed the seal Of their
Done at Poris the 10Th the msash Of june in the
y'A' 5 s,l lsese De iSl7 VINCENT
COUNT OF FERNAND NUNEz, Duke Of Monticello.
CHAS STUART.
j. COMPTE DE C3LTZ
POZZO DI BORGo.
treaty Of Territorial exchange of ne,o Inhalation and the
uonye Of yerersibhy, concludsd at Florence on the 2S
Novs,abr 1874, besren Ausia Sardinia, TUSCANY and
In the pane of the holy and ndisbie Trinity, his
Royal aghness the Infant Of Spain, actual Duke Of
ala his Royal Hghness the Arch Duke of Austria Duke
OF bodena; his 1nperal and Royal Higbness the Arch
Duke OF Austria, Grand Duke OF Tuscany
COMPLICATED BOUNDARIES.
Having unanizousy recognized that line OF the from
ers OF part Of their respective States ia Complicated
no 81 easy 70 be pus
py Inc ohlerent reversiRAa ind stpulstions;
EXCHANGE OF TERRITORY.
mat they cannot remedy the Inconvenience OF that
frontier, except by exchange at present of small sopa.
rate portions OF their territory;
THE POWER OF EXCHANGING.
That the power Of making these amcabe exchanges has
been expressly reserved 10 the parties interested by the
esb article OF the act of the Congress of Vienna that
and bis Imperial Royal and Apostolic Majesty do not con-
sent 10 modification OF the rights Of reverson resulting
or pem from The treaty Of Chapelle Of HAS, and
rom mat which was concluded the 10th of May, 1875
between Austria and Sardnia-rghts which are found
pressy mentioned in she of Congress of VIENNA and
confirmed by the treaty. Of PARIS of tho oth ~ lime
1917;
SARDINIA AND AUSTRIA CONSENT.
Inc three soveregps have addressed themselves 10 this
effect 10 their said Maeses his Imperial Royal and
Apostolic Majesty recognises the ability Of better settle
ment animated besides by lively desire 70 contribute,
even at the price Of sacrifice his part TO work loud
demanded by the interests Of the soveregns OF the said
three States and Judging that The best means OF attaining
uat view was 70 open special negotiations at Florence
FRIENDLY DISPOSITION OF SARDINIA.
And his Majesty the King Of Sardinia being no less de-
rous OF giving TO the soveregps Of cques Of Modena,
and Of Tuscany, the greatest proofs Of confidence and
oiy and having consented to take part In the negoa
tops the high contracting Powers have named the fol-
| lowing as their Plcnpotentaries:-
| NAMING OF PLENIPoTENTIARrEs
Hs Majesty the King Of Sardinia appoints the Marquis
Jean bapst Carega Chevaler Of hts Military and Re-
hgous Order Of Saints Maurice and Lazare &C. &C. his
resident Minister near the court Of Tuscany and express
| " nominated Minister Penipotentary in this case
His Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty appoints The
Chevalier Camille Vacant d Fort 'Ovo Major General
Of she Engineer corps Of bis army, &C., 10.
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the force and yav as if it were inserted word ar
and the ratsc.oss III be exchanged at tho same trae
In witness of WIN h the respective plenipotentiaries
ave signed and a ched thereto the seal Of their
Done at vienna, the 20sh of May Ia the year OF
grace 1888. THE MARQUIS OF SAINT MARSAU.
THE COUNT ROSSI,
PRINCE MErrERN{CH, and
BARON DE wESSEN BERG.
Ill.
11vof 5hceea 4 mtria and T0cany sigsed al Vie1na on
The 18th Of June, 1915.
ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TUSCANY.
ms helesf the Emperor Of Austria and bis
hlshnsss % Grand Duke Of Tuscany, animated
n eiss desire Of preserving the tranquility
I.sI ~ lies and Of the interior and exterior peace
Way agreed to conclude defensive alliance the
hicb TO watch the interior repose and
'As sA'1 Dor surety Of Italy.
! a., NATURE OF THE ALLIANCE.
I nrlas q l. The Emperor Of Austria and the Grand
Of Tuscany declare that virtue of the union which
iofo exist between alliance having in view the
go nee Of their respective States and the maintenance Of
/ ny interior and exterior tranquility Of Italy.
| GUARANTEE OF THEIR RESPECTIVE sTATKs
| Art. 2. The Emperor Of Austria and the Grand
Duke Of Tuscany recprocaly guarantee all the States
which they possess IN Italy in conformity with the stpu.
THE TWO POWERS TO ACT IN CONCERT
Art. 3. In every Gaze where the Italian PENN
powe after por no w iTC sOav
good cces TO prevent that war II, nevertheless their
efforts should be useless, they also declare, once for
ALL that they will consider every attack, every
cling aggression sganst their respective possessions in
Italy ALEC personally directed against those Of the two
which may no. be alta :ked At all.
NUMBER OF TROOPS IN CASE or WAR.
Art. 4. Although the mutual guarantee Of their
ssons in Italy TO which the Emperor Of Austria and
the Grand Duke Of tuscany engage ought To be
tracing Powers are aware upon the principles which
om tne oasis OF this treaty that whosoever attacks the
neyerb e 1e one attack. the other also they have
which they are expected furnish in each war that com
P''"aes INC repose Of Italy The Emperor engages to
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become Partaesan also the curved line OF frontier
between the Duches of hodena md Parma In Lunigana,
In which they extend for length Of $50 fathoms
summit Of the mountains the other, which eacose
The river Of Magra, will be 1920 fathoms Of ancen.
which simply divided into three lines easy to trace
the first Of 200 fahoms the second OF 54O tho third Of
700, in the precise direction Of west 10 east.
TERRITORY GIVEN OVER TO THE DUKE OF MoDEHA.
3. His Roy Hghne,s the actual Duke of Lueeues, aud
future Duke of Parma will not take the and the
title Of the Duchy Of Gnastala to which he renouncss
cam 2or those Of sne tcry the right bank OF the
EUza, which he also in favor Of His Royal
HRhness the Duke Of Modcna but he will make TO that
sovereign by Le, PaTmssan commissaries named for
that purpose the immediate ceesion Of the and the
other OF those territories well the territories in Lu
pgana, in tho manner before indicated in section a. At
the same tme his Royal Hghness the Duke OF Modena
wall make to him. by ahe Modenese Commissioners the
oession OF the territories Of Treschetto, Xafranca Cas-
svo and Mulazzo In Lunigapa according to the line OF
frontier before indicated, In the manner rs the
districts situated the left bank OF the Euzs Also that
river which descends from Mount GoSo de yizanno and
cuts near te Lake squnco in the Apcnnines the from
Tier preserved through three miles Of Italy, between the
Duchts Of Modena and Parma, on the Mounts Tendola
and Mslpssso which will in the future for limit
between the two States from that lake 70 the POI and
while the Duchy OF Modena huB acquires from the SUI
perlor regions the territory OF Sucoiso between the
Euza and the actual boundary, il renounces that
Of Scurapo, which follows Immediately on the
left bank and finally acquires the right bank tho dis
tric Of Ciano and In tho plain those OF Gattac0, Pc
vgo and San Gog0 unto ho embrochure OF that river in
the 20 above Brcsceo to make more than single
body OF domain with Gnastaa, between the Pc and the
Mediterranean The duchy OF Guaaalla Of whchhs Royal
Hghnets the Duke Of Modena, after the cessons made
him. taken the sovereignty and the ttlc preserves TO-
yards the Lomba do Venetian kingdom tho same luIts
which separate HIN at present from the said kingdom
MEANS FOR AVOIDING DIssENsIoN.
On the other side, hs Royal HRhne3s the actual Duke
Of ueques, future Duke Of Parma in taking confor msby
with article Doth and 1920 OF the treaty OF Vienna the
sovereign government Of his new State and In making
without delay the cessions agreed TO- viii also take,
common concord with the soveregns of Modeua Parma
Me mott prompt measures Tor the now limitation after the