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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
CoUR DC TREIZleME DISTRICT Jrptrt,1pr
PARoISsE DES AvOYELLEs.
Dtns fataire de la succession de Lor1s Bon

inns agaare dc Ia succession. de Louis Boz
DELoS, decfd.
TONFORMEMENT a un ordre de Honorable
~ Cour dll l3me District dams ct pour In ma
rolsse ct Etat suslits-Jc soussigne sheriff orrai
en- vehte pubtlque, au plus oftrant ct dcrner en-
chersscur le
Jeud1, 3me jour de Norembre 1859,
a II h. A NJ, au ma sasn de James A. Miller snr
Ia l1vlere Atchafalaya, en- cette paroisse de Ia
Ponte Coupee, les lots de terrc ci-apres decrits
appartenant Ia succession dc Louis Bordelon,
decide, savoir: 'V'''''
uNE TERRE situcc pres dc Ia riviere titcba-
'aiaya, en- cette paroisse da la Pointe Coupee, ct
composee des lots No. /. 81 ct de la section
No 56, dams lie township No. 2, an sud de la ran
gee NO. Z, est contenant cent trente-rept 40Tl0O
acres. Aust ..
UN QUART-SECT1ON DE TERRE situee sur
Ia rive gauche en- descendant la riviere Atchfa-
lay, aussl en- cette paroisse etant lie lot No. 7,
dams le township 3 de Ia :angee !, est, contenant
environ l60 acres.
Ie1'mes ct conditions de Ia ucute:
Tn tiers du prix de ladiudcation payable le
premier jour du mois d'avril 1860: un tiers paya
Bile le premier avril 1861 ct la balance le pre-
lnler aVrll 1862 Les acquGreurs deyront four
MIR leurs blllets avec bonnes ct solvabes seen
rites in solido, Iordre ct a la satisfaction de
administrators, ct pefSssnt interet, apres cclc |
ance, raison de huis pour cent Fan jusqu'au
pariait ct final Placement, ct une hypotheque spe-
'iale sera reservee sur la propri6te vendue, JUS
uau paiement final du prixde ladjudcaton ct /
les lnterets qul pourront accroitre.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff
POlntt-t 'OuDtr | OctnIrc 1850
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

ssTLc public est prtvenu que lc beau
ct waste Magasin dc Depot que Pom con-
struisait depuis quelque temps pres du
Raccourci, est enforcement terminG de-
puis lie Ter scptembre; chacun peut done
en- dlsposcr. - Cc grand Magasin Gtt;
fait d'apres les ortircs ct est sous la d.
rcction dc NJ. l.. V PoRcuE (voycz ravis).
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

NEGRE MARION EN- PRISON.
4 etc arrete ct conduit a Ia geole de no.
- tre parolsse, le negre nommG A N
D T. = " Sc disant appartenir 4 Ben
Jamln Allen, de Ia paroisse st. Charles.
lie proprietaire est invite i le yenir
reclamer, en- sesconformant a la Ioi.
..za..se, LOUIS FABRE, Geolicr.
Pomte-Conpee, ! octObre, 1859 ~
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
DEfAhI Du dkEA- EASTERN.

On lit dams une cofit itpondanoe dc
Londres, le I septembre:
"Londres etc abanaA me auiour-
d'hui par la plupart des pebnnes rete-
nues en- vile par leurs afae c'etait
un petit Der6y-day. En- effet, h s,aois-
salt d'aller assister au depart 4 Grsat-
Eastern. ~ .. @
La ri,iere presentait un couEreil
Une massc dc bateaux. de
petits varcurs Dc tous genres, depa Ia
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

Sg"Plusieurs de nos abonnts SC plai-
gncnt dc he pas rcccvoir lcur Journal, on
dc lc reccvoir inexactcmcnt; notrc labi-
tude est dependant, dcxptlicr nos ga
zettcs lc plus tot ct lie plus directcmcnt
possible.-1.a fautc ne Went pas de nous.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

@% NJ. j. l.. DEMoRuELLE a Thonneur
dc rappclcr /, scs amis ct au public en- &C.
neral, quill s'cst charge de la liquidation
des affaires dc la societG prectdemment
existant entire lui ct NJ. j. B. Major.
IL profile de cctte Circumstance pour
sc recommandcr de nouveau au bienveil
ant patronage qni toujours accueilli
SIS efforts, ct le public pcut etre certain
1'il ne ntgligera ricn pour corrcspon-
dreaux besoins ct sux dt:sirs de scs eli
chts On trouvcra chez lui: Marcl,an-
ses schcs de soison, Groceries, Quincai-
lcrlc, Faiancerie, Medicines, obicts DE-
fantalse, etc, etc Scs prix sont aussi
redults,et ses conditions aussi avanta-
seuscs Te possible.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE

A Wis EST DONNIE par ces presentes one la
1 societe commerciale qui existait entire j. L.
DhMoRuELLE x j. B. MAJOR, est dissoutc:
les 'fiaIres de ladite socicte seront reglees par
J. l.. DtemorueIlc, qui continuera lie commerce
Ii solilclte le patronage dn public.
lie d. Ia Fausse-I.iyiere S oct. 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

ssy Nous invitons lc public a jeter
les yeux ct il lire attcntivemcnt les nou-
veaux avis que nous publions dams nos
COLONIES.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
S2j RECOMpENSE

A2.5 KfIUHFENsE
To sERA denne q encorque arrttera ct 10
"A. gera en- ge6e on reInettra au soussisnf.
H. sur ishabitaton "Sina,'' a IN Mile au De-
sous de Waterloo, IN eselave griilon nomme
PORTER, (Amereain.) age d'environ 10 ans. ct
environ pieds pouces dc hautenr; il est mar
ron depuis le mois d'aott deruier
W. 4 ADKINS.
Polntc-CourGc, II zcptemlrc 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

lie clcrgt est une compasnie qui lie
privilege exclusif dc voter par seduc-
ton.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
ETAT DE LIZ LOUISIANA.
coUR DU NEUvIeME DISTRICT JuD1clA1RE

coUR DU NEUvIeME DISTRICT JuDIcIA1RE,
PARo1ssE DE LIZ PoTyTE correE.
Stephen Van Wickle. u.s. B. r. Coylc1 -
ct VIM Sorrel; ct Stephen Van Nn LOo9.
-Wickle, Us. 3. B. Coyle & autre
t1N vcrtu dc ct pour satisfaire lin writ
d'ahas #. ia. lance dams la cause ei-dessus
lntituee, ct a moi adresse par Honorable Cour
du Nenvieme District. dams ct pour la paroisHe ct
Etat susdits, pour satisfaire la femande du plai
gnant ct aux frais, jai saisi ct ofrirai en- yente
publique. sur les lieux le
Sameda, 5me jour de NoremJre 1864,
II b. A NJ, tous les drots titres ct intertts que
le dffendeur a dams ct ladite propriete ci-apres
decrite, sayoir:
y lot de Terre sitne dams cettc paroissc, as
" designe dams les Maps de description -
des terres pubiqnes des Etats Unis CONNIE etant
les lots ct des sections Nos. "a ct 81, dams Ia
jnridietion No. 2, rangees 7 & s est, eontenans
lag 951lDoemea acres. ..
Iernes et conditious de In rente:
Compliant. avec estimation i4a@
SEVERN PORCHE, r.sr
~. ... ....s..@ ...~4..a. Sherif.
Ponte-courec, q septembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08
DEPOT DE
Sangsues Hongroises.

-E5~ Les ordonnanees de Messieuls les Mede-
ems seront rempies d toue heurr du jour ct le Ia
nmt avec soin ct promptitude
@'' Drogues pour habitatlons en- quantite
0'A' o"'oie t'aA acletthrs ol-lm.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

NEGRE IU1RRON- EN- PRISON.
A etc arrett ct conduit 4 Ia geolc ~
Il de notre paroisse, lc ntgre n
nomme E q Ri " 1T e Sc di- Il
SAINT .appartenlr il all Dr. Gauge, residant
sur Ia rlviere Noire. Ledit ntgre est
age dcnviron 80 ans, ct a. environ S
pleds pouces de hantc,lr. I @@
lie proprittaire est invite i 1e ycnir
gu i le taire reclamer, ensse corformaat
a Ia loi. -.......
eT.oU1s FABRE, Ce5licr.
Pointe-conpde, Il septcnbre 1853.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

Pointe-Coupec, ! octobrc 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

lie Jury de Police de cctte paroissc
est reuhl CT session extraordinairc i la
Na'son dc Cour, lundi dcrnicr, coltormG-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-08

t., sER.A OFFERT. par lie President dt3 Jury
i de Police, 4 Ia Maiaon d. Cour dc cette pa
ruiSSc IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

as Judge Allen declares have pronounced to be
without legal foundation. We trust and we pre-
sumo that the Mayor will appoint new City
Inspector, and send his name to the Board of
Aldermen to-day. We shall see whether that
delectable body will still refuse to confirm the
nomination. 1t is quite probable that they will ;
because as long as Mr. Morton's appointees are
continued in Office, as they now are, and the old
system remains, the compact as to patronage
and spoils entered into with some members Of
the Board may be carried out
Should the Aldermen refuse to confirm the
Mayors nominee, it would be better for him 10
make no more appointments, but to leave the
office of City Inspector vacant altogether, the
Supreme Court has declared it to be ; and in
this event the Board of Health can legally pro-
coed to clean the streets and protect us from
epidemic disease. D.
Should this course not be adopted Immediately,
then we advise the people to organize sanitary
committees in every ward, and take measures of
selfprotection without delay. There is no time
to be lost. We will have hot spell after the
damp weather of yesterday, and the putrefying
garbage which chokes up the streets will be in
prime condition to generate pestilence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

year. Flour still vancing. spd now sells u ~ 70.
GIN advanced 70 81 L. Mesa par. slo 50; :. ,oxo
rresdstuas quiet Sales 100 bbls flour a IS for
sg erane. Wheat dull ssles Of o. 90 bushels At 81 90
$40 e,lo. whiskey firm at $40.
Flour very quiet and buyers stand back change in
prices; sales Of small lot white wheat at 81 o5 Corn
not 60 rm sales Of II 900 bushels Whiskey 3oc,
and In fair demand.
ALBANY, May Is-6P.M.
me market continued dropping all day. Flour dull at
Ginning.
BusyAIo, May 1s-lP.M.
for extra Illinois and Wisconsin; 81 37 IS for extra
Michigan, Indiana aud Ohio % l2h IS so for double
easier sales 1900 bushels at 81 90 amber kentucky
81 sOH for red Ohio Nothing doing in other grains
Imports So7 bSIs. flour, 500 bushels wheat 400
bushels OATS Canal exporta200 bbls. flour, 900 bush
els wheat.
Flour in moderate home demand, and to effect liberal
sales concessions would have TO be made. Sales 800
bbs at So rs 81 SO for extra Illinois and Wisconsin:
81 37 So for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; IS IL
50 gu for double extras Wheat In moderate milling de-
mand market easier sales 100 bushels at 81 81 SOY
for red Ohio; 81 40 for No Milwaukee club Corn droop
ing. Oars steady, but no sales. Barley quiet Market
bare Of rye whiskcy-sales leo bbls. at SOC. Canal
5000 bushels wheat Is GOO bushels Canal exports
80 bbla flour, 500 bushels wheat
OSwHiO, May lo-bP +. ID.
Flour In good demand for the interior and Canadian
trades sales 600 bbls f,r Montreal fron Milwa ukte
Club wheat atS7 Wheat rather unsettled Sales $4,000
bcehes red winter Indiana and Illinois private terms.
Coz very firm partly in consequence OF the small amount
here and anticipated light receipts foe eome time to
come sales IS bushels at 95c. Other grains quiet. No
receipts Of grain by lake canal to day. Canal
porel 400 bushels wheat II 900 bushels corn, 5000
bushels oats
CINCINNATI, May IS, 1885,
Flour very dull and nominal holders ask So 80 81
buyers offer Sc 50 the market closed unsettled Whskey
dull at 2Sc. Provisions dull and unsettled pork,
SIS; bulk meats, exc SAc, with Tow buyers ut these
at the close. Bacon-No sales Lard offered at
decline Of nc: no Sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May Is, 1859.
According TO the latest advces received here from Off
cia quarters in Mexico the main body Of the liberal army
was en- the LIST Of May at Guanauato under command of
General Zuazua, who was making preparations for ad
vance on the city of Mexico Much enthusiasm animated
the troops. The English and French aeets with the ex-
cepton Of vessel Of each nation have LEFT Sacracios
WHICH Ii thfee nIcs no vora Cruz and hence all fears
Of hostties their part ,..,
eted II was supposed that Mr. Otway would be suppressed
cd by another British Minister and the constitutional gov
eminent recognized by England.
Among the papers connected with the Paraguay
ton just placed in possession of the government is the
written apology Of Lopez for the attack the Water
Witch The treaty s for ten years, the end of which
lime either party may give years notice of abroga.
ion but in the absence of this it is thereafter TO CON
tinue in FORCE separate understanding concluded
Tor the survey of the Parana, and for this
purpose to be more than vessel In each of those
rivers at the same time while to other marine pry
with all other nations.
Captain Dosnin has been ordered to the Wabash az
Fleet Captain in the Mediterranean squadron
Several presentments have been made by the Grand
Jury against certain parties for ebezzement frauds
Of public character
Lieutenant Van Alstine, Of the Navy, has resigned
therefore the court martial ordered in his case will not
meet
Mr. Bishop Commissioner of Patents will not probably
enter on the duties of his office before the first Of june
Whatever may be the ultimate determination of Mr.
Appleton he has not yet resigned the office of Assistant
Secretary OF State.
Goodyears patent for improve ents in the manufacture
OF india rubber fabrics has been extended for seven
years from tie 18th Of this month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

Austrian Generals, there remains but little hope
of their effecting anything by surprise. The
French have taken such advantage of their 81.
pineness that results can only be gained now by
the advance of large masses of troops in sepa-
rate columns, with their lines of communication
SO well secured that there shall be no danger Of
their interruption. This is of course tedious
plau of operations, and it will be rendered still
more difficult by the dangers which will threaten
the Austrians in the rear, from the insurrection-
airy movements in the Peninsula and the chances
of the revolu ionary contagion spreading to
Lombardy.
These are the first results of the error commit
ted by the Austrians in not acting prompt
ly when they had once made up their
minds for war. If, instead of giving
the French time to hasten to the relief Of
their allies, they had followed up their ultimatum
by Immediately crossing the Sandman frontier
and advancing to Turin, they would have gained
prestige for decision which would have been
useful to them throughout the campaign, to say
nothing of the positive advantage which the
capture of the Piedmontese capital would have
proved to them, They might, besides, have ami
Inflated the whole Of the Sandman army had
their measures been skilfully taken; for what
could the seventy thousand of which it Is COM
posed, acting as they must have done in sepa.
rate bodies, have effected against the immense
masses that would have been brought against
them.
There is but one way of accounting for the
hesitation which seized upon the Austrians at
moment in which their preparations seem to
have been made for an immediate advance. The
revolt of the two duchies and the prospect of its
spreading to the rest of Italy appear to have
had the effect of paralyzing their movements.
If this assumption be correct, how blind must
have been the Emperor and his advisers to the
real condition of the Peninsula and o the TIA
liam provinces under Austrian rule. They should
have been prepared for these results, or not have
pushed matters to their present extremity. 1t is
difficult to understand the generalship which un-
dertakes campaign Of so serious character
without taking into account chances SO preg-
nant with danger. lift should turn out that the
delay in commencing hostilities was occasioned
solely by apprehensions for the safety Of LON.
hardy, then the world will cay that Francis
Joseph and his councillors were parcel Of
crack: Drained fools for entering on the war
at all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Omcial Dispatches from mexico-The Llbe-
rails Confident or Capturing the Capital
The Cass-Herraa Treaty Safe and Probably
Ratified, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

Ratified, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1859.
Dispatches received to-day ut the State Depart
ment from Mr.. McIaae, our Minister at Mexico. He
Cruz and gone to their respective stations. The liberal
government gains strength hourly, and the next arrival
from the city Of Mexico will probably bring intelligence
that the liberals have taken the city. 1t understood
that as soon at the liberals got possession Of the city the
English and French Ministers would recognise govern
mert Of Juarez.
The report that Mr. McIane had negotiated treaty is
untrue. Juarez had sgnided his willingness So
Minister had authority to act He has it is under
Stood asked for instructions from for that
purpose Senior Mata has also received intelligence from
his government upon the subject and had con.
ference with the Secretary Of State this evening with refe
renee to Il. The matter will probably be under advise
ment for days to In all probability the treaty
will be negotiated here Senior Mata full power from
his government for that purpose.
There is truth in the report that the Cass Herran
treaty was lost in Magdaena river The report originated
from the fact that informal communication from our
government to the Granadan government, which was
despatched in the boat that capsized was lost but
quently did not suffer from the alleged disaster. It
probably been ratified ere this by that government.
The case Of Westcott, the Postmaster Of Philadelphia
considered in Cabinet council yesterday The charges
preferred against him very strong and explicit His
Defence which is very elaborate and adroty prepared
will net save him BE will be dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Brooklyn City News.

CousIERrEr BsCounterfeit bills Of the denomination
of SO on the Peopes Bank of watervie, Msine put
in circulation ON ueeJay night The engraving very GOOD
but the mr son rather heavy and smuy The vguee
is not IKE The ger uine therefore be easily detected
DRowsEp-Ihe body Of crowned was found in Cow.
anus bay the 18th ipAt II dressed In overcoa
gray pantaoons sk vest, black cravst thick wooen stock
tuss and shoes person silver watch and
card bearing the following -" Permission given 10 Niss
Campbell to Wait the nstitnon Jimerson 6overnor Of
the Almshouae: New York Jan 80 1884, The body was
Identified Tbs usual verdict rendered by TO Coro
uer's Jury.
The who fell overheard from sailboat OF Raw RIDGE
sunday asi ard drowned has been iieNRed IA Jonn
bcGue deniis, OF Union square New uis body was
conveyed 10 hia late residenco for sn,e,rne at N' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Sale by Auction Of the Choice Of Pews In
the Broadway tabernacle.

The sale by auction OF the choice OF pews in this fine
church took place last evening shortly after eight O'clock
and although the evening very wet and unnvitng,
many ladies' and between seventy and eighty gentlemen
were present. The auctioneer Mr.. Isaac O. Davis, an
nounced that the sale Of choice for year only
and that the trustees reserved to themselves the right Of
again selling the choice at the termination Of the year.
rent TO be paid quarterly from the LIST May and that
no bid of less than Eve dollars would be taken fact
by bye, which not carried out Although at the
outset the bidding brisk it slackened and the
auctoncer glad to get start of three dollars and
subsequently one.
The following is list Of buyers, their premiums for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

WHAT THE MAYOR SHOULD Do WITH THE
CITY lNsPECToRsB1P.-It is said that Mr. Morton
will appeal from the decision of the Supreme
Court and take bis case to albany. This will
proiohg the controversy some three or four
months more, ard involve the city in heavy
expense ltwould be more decent of the elected
oi'y inspector to abandon bis claim to an Office
which the courts Of Law, "on his own showing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

New York Herald-Callfornia Edition.
The United States mail steamship Star of the West Cap
tain A. G. Gray will leave this port to morrow afternoon,
nj two O'Clock, for Aspnwall
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
viii close at one O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
The NEW YORK WEKALY HERALD-Cahfornis edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world will be published at ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single oopcs Wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents will please send IN their orders early POI
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Destitution and Suffering Among the Pixies
Peak EmIgrants.

.u :. LOUIS, May 49, I5Dv.
the arrival at that place Of hundred Pixies Peakers
who give deporabe accounts of the mining prospects
and suffering on the Plains II liz estimated that 90 900
men are now on their way all most Of whom being des
tute OF money and the necessaries Of e perfectly
reckless Desperate threats made Of burning Omaha
OF the deception used to induce emigration Two thousand
men are reported fifty miles west Of Omaha in starving
condition. Some Of the residents at Pattsmoulh have
closed up their business and fed fearing violence at the
hands Of the enraged epAlgrants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
The War In Itsly-First RepuIse of th
Austrians.


The Canada, with advices one day later.
brings the account of the first collision between
the Austrians and Sardinians. 1t is stated
to have taken place at Trassinatto, at which
point it is added that the Austrians were re-
pulsed in an attempt to cross the Pc. There
seems to be mistake both in the designation of
the locality at which this encounter occurred
and in the position assigned to it. We find no
such place as Trassnatto on the map, but at eight
miles distance from the Pc there is town
called Frassinetto on one map, and Franchctto
on another. If we are correct in suppos-
ing that this latter is the point indicated in the
despatch, the Austrians must have crossed in
considerable force and been driven back with
severe loss 1t is in fact so stated, and it is
therefore probable that our surmise as to the To-
caity is correct. If it be so, we can form some
idea OF the disastrous character of an eight miles
rout, with river like the Pc 10 the rear. The
beginning of the campaign is, il must be owned
an unpropinous one for troops equipped and pre-
pared as the Austrians are reported to have
| been.
The crossing Of the Pc at the point opposite
Frassinetto almost simultaneously with the mas
sage of the Austrians at Gambia, sixteen miles
lower down, confirms the idea that we suggested
yesterday, that the latter movement was the
initiatory step of combined plan Of one.
rations covering several points We did not
attach much credit to the statement that the
whole of the advanced Austrian divisions were
to be first concentrated against Alessandra, al
though the Importance Of that stronghold, as
commanding the line of communications be.
tween Genoa and Turin, is sufficiently apparent.
SO much time having already been lost by the