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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-13
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE [!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
SPnarafOr.

With M0FFITTS HORSE POWER ATTACHED,
is considered to he the best machine OF the Kind i'm
the West.
The undersigned are now prepared 60 furnsli
machines Of the above Patent, Of style and make
not eNcelled i'm the western country All ask IS
that Our work may be compared with any Of our
contemporaries, As also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced aud
known when We C.,mmenced the manufacture Of
them; aud We shall only say that al the Lachines
Of that patent which we make, shall I've made i'm
such manner, Of such materials, and with such
Improvements "f our own, will materially in
the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Throshrrs.
We can nov offer t. cur customers a choice Of
these excellent Machine, aud also "a choice of the
Horse Powers, e. drive them, Of amy size, from 4
To- lU horse upon as reasonable terms as-any other
establishment and respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind, aud would request that they
e sent in early possible, TO insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT * HEILMAk.
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- E!a0.s.l.- I.E.N..i y n WIFI =,

- :. y. = T. - :. : = y n = ' y = "a y
~ STORE.
The undersigned la, established Wlreroom at
tho obi Apollo Hall for the guIsLsseea and sale o.
new and secand-hRud FUKEiTUIsE, 1t ives, 'iahie
Ware, GlIss wa}e, and IN fact everything pertain
Ing to the household use, which he viii sell AZ tbe
forrest second hand furniture PTices The iig best
pubic ~ private. Orders left for vanishing viii
tie promptly attended to ia any part u the. city
Also all Kinds Of repairing and wood turning done
on the shortest notice -
in CHARLES +. HITLER.
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~ new corners aud citizens generally, ES--Ss
! omit return nay sincere thanks los the kftEasx
yerF liberal patronage bestowed ga mv -
Tor che last Twenty-Five Year,, and would
svlIasf continuance OF ftvGrs. Aly stock j. very
larrs and complete containing every variety II ar
tCt-s PERTAINING 90 the SaddlcIy and Harness bust
Aess. III (Which otter at Wholesale and retail
al ebs l5S.st hgUues-
rs Please eli anI examine before purchasing
elsewhere J. L. ELLIOTT,
ieIO-lm No. so Main St
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ysIHE l.sR0Esr, CDE.1rEs r M

kD.uF.y5STS.sTOH S.fLE.-HE'
q n virtue Of an order of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Marlborough county, viii sell at public
auctan at the Court House door in Evansville, on
the 18th day Of June, 1850, part of the e or Of
see No. 10, township sonth, range 10 west, con
tanning. three. adjoining lands Of Peter Sharp
\. " Brinkmcyer, and lying on the road leading
from the Poor House 81 tho residence Of Edgar &.
Dunk. said premises viii De sold in sub divisions,
plarof which can DC seen at my Office.
Terms Of sale, one third cash balance in L. aud
IS months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving ell relief
from valuation or appTaiiement laws, with interest
from tle day Of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
my3O-ts AdGr. of AdOlph Brinxman.
EH.s.HHEgGH CEESE-IO B0&ES
III extra good, Just received aud for sale ~
CIIAS MCJOHNSTON. Posey's Block,
apl2 Main street, near the Canal.
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ADDRESS OFFICES.

g. W. BARTLETT, fatcItec, al broadway, n \.
!, ". BARTLETr, a. Chestnut ST., I7iila.
T.. J.. HUGGINS, Agent, A. Sixth ST., CIn'ti.
u. HIGGINS, Agent, 9: North ith St, st. Louis.
GEO 4. LEGGETT, ~ Woodbridge ST, Detroit.
Agents ARE being established in every County
throughout the United States. Applicants for
agencies will address either of the above offices,
which ise prepared to Gil PROMPTLY all orders for
Machines. wholesale or retail.
Send for Il circular, with cuts of Machine, and
samples of work.
All letters, to ensure attention, must contain
return postage iell.lmdSw
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"a - - - 80 ~
" -n Boz " hi;. cedar Mater ,sis. with cuNrts,
brass -u4 iron -unisd. > ~;
'''"l 'ivz ~ hte te,iar Pals q; sizes, brass and
iirpu hoops.
Who're one 'i"zen or more taken, they are
packed In dry sl'ayings, with charge for Gaze,
thus iIIsufin- san sortation and keeping them
in goud order III sold.
J. b. RUSSELL. $50 Main street,
INV" Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
EN0R REREGES .E.N.D RRREGE
& Il- LaiEes, 70 TO :. EMBICH & GO.
For Lawns or Orgtndies, 90 TO
: EMBICH 4 co.
For Men and Boys wear, in Wooden. Lren, or
Cotton, 60 e. :. EMBICH GO.
Fol the best Hose in the city, go TO
:. EMBICH & co.
For ;ic rrcttiest and cheapest Grape. Stella, or
silk Si.auis 20 TO =. EMBICH co.
with city aud County Orders, go TO
:. EMBICB & co.
For any a,.l everything in the line of Dry Goods,
%, to : EMBICH co,
No ~ AIair street, who will be glad TO show you
anything in their line, whether you wish TO buy
or not, aud where everybody pays cash for what
they buy. ! myl9
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M eHETE sUL PHTR sPKE.l-fg =

In 9Hf r. ~ SIN fsHfR SFRE.t-9 -,
~ UNION COUNTY, Ky.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
will open these Springs the first day Of june
next. These Springs among the most celebrated
m the West. la connection with the Sulphur
Springs is "a fire Chaybeate Spring. much cele-
brated account Of the medicinal qualities OF its
waters. Every accommodation will be given o.
persons visiting the Spr ngs.
There Is daily cenv vance from Uniontown &c
the Springs. N. y. GREEN,
mylS-lm Proprietor.
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SfEE.S'E TUI.NE.-C0TFO.N md
~ Hemp Seine Twinc, various sizes. Also, TIot
Line and staging. For sale at the Wooden Ware
Store T. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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Total gain. 80, 1875. 48I
The value per mile of the railways run
ming through Marion county, and ccntering
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y.y0 MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,

IHt0 .HERCH.s.N'TS, PHk'Sfdk.f.N'S,
" AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions 10 QUE stock
of DEU6s, MEDICINES, Gn1ltcALs, PAINTS, oIrs,
NNENEHUs. PIEIUsiLET, aud FANCY AEricLEs,
which Ne are prepared L. OTTER 10 the trade "n a.
good terms a, can De- pnrchaa'.iin Cincinnati, Lou
isvillC, or -. LDuis.
We have ia store H. thas of ENTEN PUEE WHITE
LEAD in k,ss 81 - lhs, - lts, aud l0a lbs, which
We an. selling e. the trade AT manufactures prices.
HELLER 4 WHITE.
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which prepared 10 MI PROMPTLY All orders ioi
Machines. wholesale retail.
send for q circular, with cuts Of Machine, and
samples of work.
All letters, to ensure attention, must contain
return postage. Jeli'iGdSw
He0TTCE.-.gIL PERS0.N's H.sI'-
eT ing claims against me, are requested To pre-
sent them at the Las office.
The collection oi chains not presented 10y the LIST
of July next, will be- resisted.
je.t-tt T. J. WHITE.
County Orders. an b-andsrbnrs-h
county orders drawm., Interest, which have been
endorsed previous TO January l. lS58, Will be-
,leeu,el Oh presentation TO the County Treasurer.
" III will pay no interest accruing ou sail
orders after this date. THEO. vENNEMANN.
June 10, 1859. jeIl
II E.S'SEED O(L-iO B.ERHELS FOE
H sale I,y the Dbl or small quantity.
ieIO >. h, GILBERT = co.
MS sHETE LE.sD- 80 hEGs PURR
~ for sab toy
EH sE-,'Ei 0H' SASH .f.N,D 1E-Iss-
~ Assorted sizes always ON hand, tor sale
low by :. T.. GILBERT & 60.
HHEas-2OO B9E.HS CH0ECE ron
~ sale Ly = r. GILBERT * GO.
usUTS-5U RBLs WEB Ca0P-
aH all kinds, Tor sale low Icy
icla 5 f. GILBERT q CO.
gag HyTE kE.uE- 300 BARRELS
irIo : T. GILBERT CO.
FSE.Rss .T.sRs-4O RNS..sssOkrED
w sisas from quart Co Gallons f.r sale ~
ieio s.. p GILBERT \ ga.
~ E.u O.N SS.HFy-- 10 HOME,
IL ,1.sH ".s,h, vsIt mtcG pure fer ssie i.y
i.ID So. =. GILBERT d a.
FsI.s 80 SINS. lance sam,
TOT sal' ls s. B. Hlthbhf d. ~
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HhR. =. z. H'E.9s.EE'S C.fyS'EER
Ne and Salt Iheum Syrup, i'r the cnte OF salt
Rheuu. Scrnftlaus Diseases, 'Tt3ueoHs tr6i'ti"ns,
and Kindred disea-eS is giving entire satisfaction.
aud thousands are annually att"sting the JOY they
feel the removal Of those loathsone diseases from
their system, by this wonderful Blood Partner.
His C,ate t. also meeting with universal success as
a healer of old Sores, letter aud kinswoim, Frost
Bites and BARRIERS Itch. These humo.s yield To-
II instantly.
For sale by B. W. SAWYER and PETER WEIR
LING, Evansville Spencer 4 Townsend and Stout
q BrOdir, Newbufg and Ira Deano, Henderson,
ny }. n. HARRIS q co,
nn2.I-HmlkM rIoprieiors. Cincinnati, OHIO.
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~ w Of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
10 anything in tho market, received this day and
for sale by CHAS. MCJ0HNST0N.
my2t Main street, near the Canal.
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The above articles are warranted 10 he OF the
very best quality, and for sale low by
l.y2I JACOB STRAUB x son, 40 Main st.
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3REGRs .T.N'iD RRRRGE

J. &. RUSSELL $50 Main street,
INV" Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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Whore one 'iozeu or more are taken, they al
packed In dry Sllayings, with no charge for Gaze
thus itisitt aud keefius tllel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

cot The s,ss EHctsnsr s, very nie' r1rAu' = s.a
chsrarer tectc pr dominate Tie fr sh funds 81 sd 81
g. ~ uproyeu-ut q TIE tA 70 tAr rst. 4 ceosst
n'irufs tccasousi Place t-day ~ - pei
c--' rat t- tn ssuk nuinHuzs a tue J-.
soct estseT. tncius hat uy m p0.>ssd o. - NJ ~
the q srnPaynr oiirihug and m-iyins h-
.r. for deF.'-s 70 iuun - = pr cent Al hAn9ts
tie Tst- - ci-cort h.- fsL o. = cert AZ
tn l. sti pr Gsf lat~iY rrceivrc t0'u h''s
ff2HCl sfisr b-g r.-l'rc o-asy -eui ntf tnV O's
Ff~sh -r-iTals g R-a d announced 20 iaT g., "a
n iso 'ac blk n NJ 'Ae whole o snch VII D.
r,t.iI- 81 i,fr.'
TIE ciIy article Of TIE LgpfoH Tirrs contains the
following:
n p Esh fucs odsy hsve s-.il shown frrtf hfrne"
IL sbln1stsr e noHsy siTs trmI-ray sH orS
.aeh fl.rcr drlTru. ~ hI>ilrs TIE "a OF
tte ctcire pfT@f having -e7 O. 4 c-' - ev-n tfsc
rh srpiica.B dcUrt q; To- Bank nave OF
sluo rrlI-y c-ss-d The lTiou aowrErr IA. Sera
sucdru justly th- P' Il vii D. p-rnxnsn
sid th-r'E- eubef II hf B.uk Court tnrrr'~ tT1r'
say) V r'errau tn question q f-sucll Il A at- Iae
Cof-rsr-s srve q today nfcst- fh~r Eeufrsi improve
mat in he EKcharg and the cap tss, dsr' T. s.P Us
avsblr 90 cnIs-nces Values ruHl- . D. sa
nurc6 ou Germany e-F~c ally from AuEbrrg "nsr- teFe
has bfer art sfss i'm TIE fryrr nzs misn' nsSr
t-eu f1I-u u.id, sty sbaec The hHaacsi -t- if1n
Psr iic-ae era Z ccuf--rre srf s>-n . hit a.
I.rtasr u dus, 90 th ase VI Dgn r-i.;ioas VITA
fllzng L
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

The investigation into ,he Lrdbury murJer has
closed. John Jor,s, the clerk has 0een arrested on
suspicion Of numbering Mrs. Baker.
The Herald says ttat the late King OF Nap!e- l-it
good deal Il treasure il the vauls of the Royal Pal
aces but large portion Is believed TO be invested IN
Russian, Danish and Dutch bocd..
TIE Dails NeEs announces that spec al comm =
sion is to be appointed or the invest sa'ou OF sanitary
Arrangements 'or the prot, Of ths army Mr.
Sid, ey Herbert is to be the Chairman.
Tse Advertiser says that the leaders of tie
Opposition have decided upon not moving an Hmeaf-
nent to the address but that notice all b given
Of tie intention to bring forward resolution IN the
week following expressive OF want Of eoai lenee II
the Derby Government. Al present the unl-F-iaai =
ing ia. thst Mr.. Gibson shal move, and Sir John
Rsmsden second the resolution. Mr.. Bright Is eH-
pected to speak in favor Of the non-eont lsnee mo-
tion.
The Herald ridcules the idea u aBed acton anons
the liberals and says !; improbable now a. before
the general electiOn.
The Calcatts ard Hong Kong mal- reached sneE
on tie l7h and eIpec .ed 10 DC deh'er-d IN h0
gland Oh the 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Fatal CASE OF RUFFIANISM

A MAN KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
Conner Schirmer was yesterday called to the house
No 70 Prince street, to hold inquest on the body
Of JonB ID. Marshall, young mae WHO bsd aed tom
the effects Of violence received at the hands Of
unknown ruffan Or P.J Clark ofNo. SS Houston
street testified that the deceased bad been under hs
care, aud, when first called, he tod him thst when
returning home about IL o'clock on the night Of the
% ut., be stopped near stre,t lamp to look At his
watch. wher ,uGn TO him unknown. s;eathily ap-
preached from b. hnc, and knocking him down stole
hi, satch an I'D. Marshall remained insensible
nom tie ELECTS # tie blow for about five minutes,
" ea lie So far recovered a. TO be able TO return
houe. He went to his work the followiog day. a.
though feeling quite unwe. aud was able TO be shout
t;l tie l3,h. VILE he suddenly vomted large qasati'
lies # blood which exhsuted and Frustrated him on
his bed The vomi'ifg continued at intervals TIL
shout II o'cock la,t Sunday uight, when death en-
sued
Or. George H. BENTON made pos'-m ,rtem exsmina
tou tie body aud sscerteiued that death was the
r,ult uf henlorrhsge OF the stomach. The Jury ac
corcipgly rendered verdict Of " death fgOn hemor
image Of the stomach caused by violeoce at the
hands If persou persons TO then ubknosn.
Marshall was twenty-five years of age, aud osttve
# Ireland Deceased befre his DEATH was unable to
.csrtoin anything concerning hi assssut neitner did
be recover BIS stolen wa'ch Efvrs viii - maize by
the Police to ferret out the whereabouts ot the maf-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
GAEKTBAIBlS BOYS,

The following is iiom d letter IN the Sitcic:
do not know # you have rad IN some foreign jour
mails the strange eNaggerainus the subject of Gir
Da0i's volunteers. It has been said that thi4 little
amy corps Is tie rrnge Of persons more or i-ss CON-
picuJsed. they have been represented as macy
'reters or lauzknechts soldiers the wallet and
coid, Who despise oil discipline, and only ii. 20
make bold stroke il enterprises 10y night. Not "A
word of il il true. There not regiment in Europe
where disciplDc Is more severely carried cut thau in
the companies of vCluuteers. Garibalti CHOOSES the
men, and when he does not personally know those who
con aud offer their services 10 him be does not
cept them witbou, good rofereic ce- This vounteer
corps composed, besd--, III great part, # young
men longing to Tie beet families ot Naples Bologna,
Modona, Parma, ond especially Of Mi.ao.
There is at this moment, at the Great Britain Hotel
ia Turn, very rich Miauese Cou0te,s, whose two
sons are volunteers. Tue elder Is twen'yse aud the
youI ger il biIctcen The mother Of these two young
soldiers ha- taken up her residence in Turin that shc
may be- her ciilireL. she calnot thst', ior
they fighting at tue front posts, but she receives
news from them every day, AM will not return G.
Lon hardy until the Franco Sar iinau army shall have
s>llf entered at tie point OF the bayonet.
DO bot suppose tri- lady to be mstron OF ancient
Rome All her days passed. IA dread ani tear.
Al every n oueIt -e is afraid Of some disastrous news.
and ey cry unexpt cted tier makes her tre5le. lie
ing very pOus rhe baS two masses said every morning
that Gud may turn aside ifom The breasts o her sous
the Austrian bullets. We not made Oi such slrry
stu you see the jou uals friendly to Austria would
iaG have II believed. .
To spesk to yUu frankly, our scapegraces woull not
have frightened me- from the hiomcm espec"iiF "heh
fighting with Gyula,s soldiers /. question: and on
n,y frst journey 10 Tuiu, meetipg under the ar
cades all these young fellows, wa~ gons To- say "trip
Hucs VINO were getting reahy to 20 aud tight under
Ganbalds oriers asked mys' If it woui not have
been be tier for the papers spoke of but nov to have
stated the Truth. Now, however, there Is no longer
doubt about the courage, the moral strength aui le
termination of these mobiles, so young inIeed who
have focked in from all parts oi Italy Fun oi conf
dence IN their chief, they follow bin wherever he
wishes to lead them and hara.s necessarily tue -sey
light and day-uot an hour al rest, always on the
march and with the musket r-yer on tue sh ulier
la less than month these children have b. come old
soldiers They have aband' ned every hirg-they, the
uhriturs o great and arg' ior unr~tVr -rvi-
tude tie platter, and th. hard oamp-couch. Tn-se
ul maiuuses cuunts; these ates' sci"n of the oil
st pstrican stocks; have come ini le scliier Ar
m for Independence. Spare, theu these pfcu c''l'
dreI who are followed by the anxou. eyes OF their
mo,ters. all disdsu aud in.ut; let cLumoy st least
resp ct such coble hearts who will be- an eternal honor
10 i ally, their c,u uutr..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
SWITZERLAND,

The SEiss Federal COubci, ANXIOUS that the war IN
Italy rboud not Infringe upon Che neutrality oi S"tEer'
Lam ha. Issued the tOllO~ing orders:
svi. Italian pr i. iItrrdc,cd The accumulation of 1eh
s. teaf ID. Italian frontier pfOhhi - In css-
of zciina against t' order oil waves u the sua io''e
will cafr- at.d r-..---
~ Am. brought fun sy iutc s~i.. teri tory - t1s e'
S-..r, or IN sry way. viii D. -saioj .kccPl
r.r csrii ~ tfast-s provided ~iA regular .-Poi' q"
b, ihc>e mgii,es ~ho iei,ssy OF 10 tie iH1eff O'
Spi,zsTsId -.s-L l. 4. =.
@ An us,i., shall BE- directed 70 canton whiea 70 IN ~
~ di.tsuce from ,he l.asu tr5 anc wt hsv- - f~En
tlef, uieu cLiasrn, ata 'lA fri'oH .-'4 "
,trs,es WITH due =, gard corceTi Ia. ttis order.
The passing 4 pers'., able % b,sr zrm, u otd1t -
, be trunry bt r'It ~srto tas - me shrr a.
IN al esutous jolus O. la iIiu,aci Il slai se i.sdri'
-, e. ~ H., .re % be srrer-d info 'bc iert 4 S~r-T-
Ina All desersr. 81 ,.ss wo &, 10, XII iliri WI %
I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
NAPOLEON RECONOITERING.


letter from Nulenza OF The 18Th, III the odiRt f"D
kc of LyOus, says:
81 vas Yesterday at a cafe with the officers of the
3rh at the gate of the Albergo, when loud cry of
'ylye Empereurl arose. 1t wa the Emperor, WHO
bad arrived une, pecedly on horseback in Generals
uniform with kepi, and escorted by only fe~ Off
Gers Ia a few Minutes the whole population was ON
foot the streets wcrc deckod with lags, and drums
were resttn collect the troops. His Majesty pro-
ceeded slowly by the which leads Ia au enence
from which the naked eye see the vast plains of
the Po and the Lonelna. The pgsitioG being within
reach Of cannon, was not without danger; had the
horor of approaching the Emperor, Who, banding
dow on bis horse's ue,k asked me II were French
fepied that was j,urnalist who had ventured 10
~. advanced posts. lie smiled, aud questioned me
an the portions uf the Au.tnans. showed hlin
cetnchnienls uf their troops on the banks OF the
river the village FrescharOlo, aui. 10 the horizon
Mortara their headquarters. ilis Majesty, 10y means
of bis rlnss could Austrian soldier on the
wstc ia the belfIy of the church o tfescharoio ana
even distinguish lie hour by the clock. On the eit Is
tEe railway bridge uf which the enemy has own up
tv arch.s aud Shich he guards with "" or 5D incu
The sbAkus of sentiucs on the banks ot the river
could be distinguished here aud there The Emperor
Lep con ersec with some Of the ltaans his Majesty
su.sks pure Tuscan, aud with a facility when sur
prisrd liz hear,is. After inspection, whch lasted
ahout ts en,y ninues the Emperor turned to leave.
As he did ,n the troops who were dram up IN hne,
waved their shakos their bayonet', ana cilei nut
th,usand tunes 'Niye lEmpereuT! An old lsian
ps,rin who had bee in exile since 1919, approache
sid cried out with tears streaming d"wn hts iaos,
VIVA Napoieone il Salvatore della ltals The IL
p,r,r seemed affected, and salutcd him kiudly. a,
ibnt mon ert the EuptTurs eye met mime, and IN the
en,oii,u of the moment vep'urrd To hold out my
hAid a. His Majesty deigned, with a suie, ~ gfAsp u
That is all incident which shall never forget a. long
as live. The Emperor then left by the gate CT Aies-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

stage Il s.eurS<,tr Crr hard thr rn kis pctes
cissse . ofbirs which b. hsA coed and he sPrsr
su,y is wei hstne ~her the tes - s-eestrtn -esr
HI. mind The bcy rnlsyrd Paced IN oethn AMI IN
viftu' psinr he family with ssht ci h NJ a~.s
;s q da'ing ou- es ~s
hsd r-svssu- oo .s attempted destroy htn.rt MI
1sil hsd Ina re~d-d ~ ~e-re IS Am'g
th sh~c,. IT aud hesEet symrathy ths : ~
rd suicide BY hanging that has occurred n tr 's o"
NostL S.-ts thin th- ls.t sighteen ninriA%
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
ARRANGEMENT OF THE ALLIED CAMP.
The InGfU, pd0ncf Beice has the following:


Every evening tie King Of Sardinia aud the COM
Of he yUTi"us oorps d0rmte have to send to
the En- peroI succinct report containing an account
Of tie uumbrr If men present under arms IN each
dvi. H. Of any important events that may have taken
place duing the day and everything that can be
lesne cd to he movements of the enemy. Every
day. half bour before snnrse the troops have to get
under arms if they were about TO be attacked and
a. 81. s the day breaks and it is certain that the
enemy are not about To make any ofeBsiye moment,
they are allowed to return 20 their bivouacs At this
hUuT also the King 81 tue different generals send in
formation 10 The Emperor Of all that they know as To
the epen,ys position. The generals exercise the NJ
most vigilance 10 seeing that no officer has greater
qUanfTy Of baggage than necessary. No one what
ever il allowed to have special teDt. The Of
hcefs find udgng for themselves ~ the houses near
TO Their troop sno if the troops have to camp for
II any days far away from any habitaon, ,eLts are
supplied by the Quariermaster-Geners Each officer
il obliged to carry is cloak in sings, and his days
provisions. The Emperor has decided that during
active service the Infantry troops shall only carry with
them the kepi, the ~aiscoa good pair Of trousers,
two pair of shoes, ore pan N the '1apsack and the
,ent d am. The surplus clothes Possessed by each
man will be collected and Immediately sent 10 the
depot which is in course Of establ 5hm-bt at Genoa.
Tie bat If suppressed throughout the army and the
kcp substituted 10 every case, even for genera officers
Tie letters from Genoa 'peak Of the arrival ia that
town Of several Hnns GriaD generals and cJlonels,
snoIe them the celebrated Kspka and other chiefs
81 the iusuuecOn Of lSIs In the present position of
affair, tie union Of tbese persoDages round Prince
Napoleon ldS tTcMeu b HNty seb-htpn' ~ ~ "a
curious commentary oD the remarkable phrase winch
occurred in the proclamation Of the Prince, " Our eter-
nal eIeuics.
Tie Nord las the (, flowing:
The coluIsrd of the allied army is carefully or
gsnized and works regularly Clear and precise gen
efal ORDER, evidently prepared by the Emperor hum
self keep the chiefs Of divisions constantly acquainted
with all that passes and the movements which have te
be executed. Ki,g Victor Emmanuel has put hinsef
ana the Piednontese army under the orders Of the
Emperor, aud is "A simple general of division The or
derr Issued by the Quariermaster-Generai begin with
the smple formal military phrase, which shows ho"
ultima are the relations of the two Soyeregns ol the
two armies aud the two nations The King and the
corps daymte will conform to the following arrange
meLts.'