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The Italian question.

The Italian question continues to be the
all absorbing topic in political circles
throughout Europe. A letter has appeared,
purpor ting to have been written by Napole-
on to the King of Sardinia, urging him to
carry cut the arrangements of the treaty of
viafranca. Napoleon says that France de-
mands that the Duke be recalled to Modena,
that Parma be united to Piedmont, and that
Tuscany, with an augmentation of her terri
tory, be restored to the reign Of the Grand
Duke, and that the pr elected confederation,
on the basis of moderate re forms, be carried
out. The policy of Napoleon is ably vindi-
Gated by the Coast itationnel.
Garibaldi was making rapid progress to-
wards the perfection of general revolution
in Italy, provided the Archdukes were re-
turned by force of arms and the inhabitants
did not receive the full measure of free dom
earned by their sacrifice during the war;
Naples and Parma were in state of COM
plete decentralization, both social and politi-
CAL Much Importance was attached to the
meeting of the Gear of Russia and the
Prince Regent of Prussia at Breslau. 1t
was thought they had agreed to advocate
the union of Central Italy to Piedmont.
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Thrilling Iscident on the Pennsylvania
Raslroad-Heroic Act.-The Hollidaysburg
Standard relates the following thrilling in
cident that occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad on the 4th inst.
As one of the freight trains coming east
rounded q sharp curve near Barree Siding,
the engineer saw small child sitting in the
middle of the trac k, playiag, unconscious of
of its danger. He instantly whistled down
the brakes and reversed his engine, but the
weight of the train and the high speed at
which it was running, rendered it impossible
to stop before reaching the child which must
inevitably have been crushed to death.
In this emergency, when most men would
have stood paralyzed with horror, the con-
ductor of the train, Daniel Mccoy, with
steadiness of nerve that has few parallels,
ran to the front of the engine, crawled down
ON the cow-catcher, and holding himself
with one hand, leaned as far forward as pos
sible, and as he approached the child, with
a sweeping blow of the other he threw it off
the track. 1t was the work of an Instant,
and required steady hand and cool head
to accomplish, but he was equal to the emer-
gency.
The train was Immediately stopped, and
on going back, the child was found lying at
the foot of small embankment, some TWEEN
ty or thirty feet from the track of the road,
alive and kicking, but somewhat stunned
and bruised. The child belonged to farm
or named Neff, residing Immediately along
the road. As may well be supposed, the
parents were profuse in their expressions OF
gratitude to the noble hearted conductor,
but for whom their child would have been
carried to its home shapeless mass of flesh
and bones.
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A General Capitalization. G. Washing
ton Dixon, formerly Duke OF Yucatan, and
now Earl of Poydras Market, was cowhided
in said market last evening by a woman who
insisted that he had twice insulted her in the
market aforesaid.-The woman went at him
like tigress, and after he had received a
few ticks, he calamity got out Of the way,
making neither resistance nor subsequent
compatibility. O.Crescent 9Th inst.
ACCIDENT TO Col. r. M. HoE.-We regret
TO see 1t stated that Col. II. NJ. Hoe, the inven-
tor of the lightning press, or "Hoe's Last Fast"
was thrown from his carriage en- Wednesday,
while driving out at his coqntry-seat, in West
Farms. N. Y, and had his leg broken,
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Forty Lashes on the Bare Bock. The
Wilmington IN. C.) Herald of November 8,
says:
"James Fl. Williams, of Tennessee who.
it will be remembered, was arrested here a
short time since for picking the poke. of
Jackson Reins, of johnson county, of his
pocket-book, was tried yesterday sand found
guilty. His honor, Judge Caldwell, senten-
ced him to receive forty lashes on the bare
back to be taken back to Jail, there to re-
main until the December term, when he is
TO be brought out and like number OF lashes
given him, after which, and paying costs of
Court, he has liberty to depart. The first part
of the sentence was carried into effect this
morning."
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HALL RoBRED.-The Hall of one of our cit
liens living on Catharine street, was entered
and robbed of two umbrellas, an over-coat
and other articles one ev ening last week,
while the family were at supper. We have
often advised our readers to keep their Il all
doors fastened, and give the above as q
warning. 1t is cheaper to have front door
bells, and keep your doors fastened, than to
have your Hail robbed occasionally.
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The OPERA HeUsE.-Judging from the en-
thusiastic reception which Mrs. Howard
and Mr.. Watkins received last evening
they are destined to play successful and
profitable engagement. Mrs. Howard is on
of the sweetest vocalists we have ever heard
on that stage, and will attract around her
during her stay in this city all lovers of
good singing. Her voice Is rich, mellow and
cultivated, and her efforts last evening were
received with the utmost manifestations of
delight. As a Commediene, Mrs. Howard
has a few equals, and has at once established
herself in the good feelings Of the habisues
of the Opera House.
Mr.. Watkins is most excellent delineator
OF negro character, and we judge from his
manner very excellent actor in any role
he may assume. Phillis in Miss Josephine
Parker's hands was a gem-we had better
say aJet-she is also most excellent define.
ator OF negro character, and we must cheer
fully award her credit for the perfect man.
ner in which she rendered that sable genius.
When we remember her vocal powers, we
are reminded of the fact that she would be
immense in burlesque opera.
Gossin was admirable last night, and upon
the whole the play went well. But the
house was too cold, we shivsred as though
we had been taken with chill, and went
home, after the first piece, sneezing as tho
our nasal organ had been flled with snufY
The play "was not to be sReezed at,' hut
the atmosphere was at too low tempera-
ture, and we advise the management to see
that it is raised not only FOR the comfort Of
their patrons, but for the comfort of them.
selves.
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DEAD We regret to announce the death of
Capt Thomas Page, U. s. NJ, whose illness
was stated in yesterdays paper. Capt. p. was
severely wounded during the war OF 1879 in
rspulsing an attack upon the American gun.
boats near Savannah by the boats from a Bril-
fish squadron, by which he was permanently
disabled tor active service. He was native of
Georgia, but has resided for many years in
Charleston, South Carolina.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AlIONAh II OTEL, y ORFO &

~ Al ltNd!, II " I'LL, ~ CAHO A.
WIN. L. WALTERs, PRop nIEros.
A Long, L Barham, Henry Levys, NORRIS
Hess, II Reiner, New York; r W Davis,
Baltimore; A Sigourney, Va.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
WP Perkins, Bangor, Me; Bambank,
Baltimore; Mr. Parsons, North Carolina; G
Geddeline, Petersburg, Va; Capt Thomp.
son, James w Stringfellow, Richmond; VIVA
Mcbride, Currituck, N G; VIM Check, Vir-
ginia.
OOEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN. PRoPRIEToRs.
s l. Moriny, Wash ington, N G; B Has
sell, w B Laurier, Wilmington, N c; Chas
Mackenzie, VIM Shaw, Cotton, J Land,
New York; II P Hurdrick, Boston; Samuel
Nj Green, wife and three children, Surry,
Va; Z Butterworth, Mrs James Chopper,
Massachusetts,; Miller, e I Cole, G M
Laverty, Hartford, Conn; j Parker, South
ampton, Va; A b Everett, richmond; N
Bell, Franklin Depot; Capt 9 Boutwell,,
Nansemond county, Va; W Davis, Balti-
more.
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A You've LADYlSENr WEST sY ADAMS Ex.
pREss.-A beautiful and accomplished young
lady passed: through this city last week,
en- ronte for st. Louis, where she was being
sent by express. She was from Paris and
being unable to speak our "barbarous lin
go" her friends had adopted this method of
sending her to her destination; she was reg.
ularly entered upon the "way-bill' and
freight paid all the way through. The Mes
senger who accompanied her thus far said it
was the most precious freight he ever had
charge of, and for the first time ia his life
he was perfectly willing to 60 all the way
through, not only his route, but any ones
else between here and st. Louis. The lady
seemed to enjoy herself very. much and was
provided with state room, or seat in the
cars, as the case required, by the attentive
messenger, and we understand was delivered
up to her friends in st. Louis in due tine.
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special Notice.

GES A NUMBER Ct years have elapsed
lIs~S since the introduction of DR.. j. Hos
public. The prejudice existing in the minds
OF many persons against what are denominated
patent medicines at first greatly retarded its
sale, but as its virtues and merits became
Known, this barrier of prejudice was over
thrown, and the demand increased so rapidly
that in lew years scarcely village existed in
the United States in which the afflicted had not
experienced the benefits arising from the use
OF the "Bitters," and at the present day there
vouchers for the great merits of the article No
greater cure for Dyspepsia can be found.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere
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A National Thanksgiving Day.-Thurs-
day, the Gath of the prent month, will be a
National thanksgiving day ia the United
States. In the following States the day has
beeu designated
New York, New Hampshire, Mains, Mas
sschusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, North Car
olina, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnests, Iowa, Kentucky, Ala
bama, South Carolina and Kansas. Twenty
one in all, thus far.
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PAID HER FINS.-Tbe captain of the schr
Romp, got his vessel released yesterday by
having the fine and costs, amounting to
SSH. 60, paid. This fine was imposed and
exacted by the Inspector, for violation OF
the inspection laws. 1t will be remembered
bombs at Old Point few weeks since.
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BAprlzING.-The rite OF baptism was ad-
ministered to five colored persons at Selden's
Point on Sunday last, during the storm
which prevailed in the afternoon. The can
didates were from the "Bell Church." A
number of colored persons were present to
witness the interesting ceremony.
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~ Circulation greater than the Dailie
o, both Cities combined. 80
Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
Editer and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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STEW; STEWART 8 sr 1ET*a1 :IssVHh

sCHLICKER'S WHARF, Norfolk, Va.
g OIL &c T Consignments of Com, Cotton,
- Wheat, Flour, Tobsco, Glover seed, dried
Fruits, Navel Stores, Feathers sc, sc, and Or
ders for the purchase OF Merchandise; to both
branches of the business the strictest personal
attention is hereby pledged
oc a6-tlstjan STEWART q sTEEvER.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

the DAY Book will be served to subscribers
at " cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be 81 per year, 81
six months, and 81 for three months, paya
10 In advance.
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Local Items.
MAYORS CoURT, PoRTsMourH-G W erica

MAYORS Court, PoRTsMouTH-G W Grice,
Presiding.
Edward Jones, arrested for fighting his
wife and disturbing the neighborhood. Mr..
Jones proved to be a very peaceable man
when sober, and as no one appeared against
him, he was reprimanded and discharged by
paying $3.50 costs.
Joseph Downs, Marine from the Ship
Pennsylvania, arrested for beng drunk in
the street last night, and having no where
togo. Discharged after paying two dollars
and fifty cents costs.
Michael McDoaough arrested for being
drunk and disorderly in Gosport last night,
and discharged after paying two dollars and
fifty cents costs.
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I AIDES ATrENTIo n ,.. lot Of ,,
Black Merinoe Hose, - 40 ''-'''-'e ''''''
Black Lambs Wool Hose
To be pushed out CHEAP Foa i1 c CASH. ''0'''
no is ]. H. DAWSON, as Main st.
DED ASH COAL AFLOAT-l4OO Bushels
~ best quality Red Ash Crate Coal, warran.
TED pure Red Ash, and to compare favolably
with the Celebrated Locust Mountain Coal
discharging this day from Schr.s J. p. Cake and
nj. Clinton, at Roanoke Dock. Terms cash.
BAYMORE y STONE,
40 No. Campbell's Wharf.
MoLAsSEs CHEAP-very cheap, at only
A'A 81 cents r. PER gaMllSI' By y ~. ,,..noo
nol5 Cor. Wolf and Avon SITS.
ELUID for sale by the barrel or by the gal.
Il lon, quart or pint, by
no 10 Corner of Wolf and Avon SITS.
CURRANTS, CURKANTS, CURKANTs
O.Citron, Citron. Citron,
seediess Raisins, Seedless Raisons, Seedless
Figs, Figs, Figs. All for sale at retail, by
JAMES E. JONES,
no is No. 2, Campbell's wifi.
Herald & Argus copy
LOW PRICED DRESS GOODS
MOHAIR Plaids at 37Hc, very pretty,
1V1Plaid Challi at SIN, new style for Winter
Molseline De LANES at 25c.
T. F. OWENS,
no Is No. l, Market Square.
THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
TIE FAMILY JOURNAL.
MO AZ OF this valuable paper containing the
~ continuation of the great story Of the
Norfolk Pestilence has just arrived, and for sale
at K HAThAWAY'S
Newspaper Depot
no 5 Day Book Building.
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Glass 4th, Branch sth.
A FINE CHANCE
FOR HOUSEK EEPERS,

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY. FIVE
CHOICE EXTRA FAMILY HAMiI
uSt received at f. q DEMING'S Family
u Grocery, No. 90 Church street. Thi, h
really superior lot of BACON, and good HAM
at this time are scarce.
Il G DEFINING, I
no 10 No, 60 Church street.
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BURROWS
y VIZ
RELIABLE
nE ETkUrIn' IN

MEDICIN 4.
ron FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTUAL CURE OF
SCkOFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers,
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHhONlC DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVER,
PILES, GENE RAL DEBILITY
GRAND ULAR S WELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcUR1AL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the system, or occasioned by Imprudence in
Life. "
For sale in Norfolk by
]. w. BURROW CO..
Druggists and Chemists, GO Church St.
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SOMETHING FOE THE BoYs.-The fremen
attached to the Independent suction engine,
are to parade this afternoon for the purpose
of trying their machine, which has just been
overhauled and fitted up.
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WooD.-The receipts of wood are barely
equal to the demand. The cold of yester-
day created quite an activity at the Wood
Wharves, and Pine sold readily at $3.50 re-
tail; while Oak brought $500, and this toe
OF inferior quality. If this cold "spat" con-
tinues, 1t is expected that this essential arti-
Gle will advance.
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% Sandford's Liver Invigorator-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum'9Isa mild
and efectual cathart,c, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
ana Is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
SANTOS. ma fin
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MARKErs.-Corn-We note the arrival
Yesterday of about ten thousand bushels of
white and yellow corn. This is, SO far, the
largest days receipt since new corn COM
menced coming in. In spite of this large
arrival, however, the market was firm, and
had an upward tendency, owing we suppose,
to the advance in New York. We quote
white at &c.,. and yellow at 7sa79c.
Wheat-The supply limited, and the mar.
ket inactive; prices are nominal, and in the
absence OF regular sales, we are unable to
give definite quotations.
Cottoa-The receipts OF this staple con-
tinues large, and is increasing. We note
the arrival Of several hundred bales since
Saturday, and quote at lie and firm.
GONE AT LAsT.-The two men named
Simpkins, who were convicted OF an assault
upon their captain, at the late term of the
United States Court, and who were senten-
ced to four and two months in the U. States
Prison, left here on the Louisiana Yesterday.
for the City OF Washington, in charge OF
Deputy Marshall Thes. Nash, Jr. They
have, no doubt, arrived in Washington be-
fore this time, and are safely locked up in
the Penitentiary.
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CHANGE OF HOUR
~
NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
r A l l. r o A d
r EAVE Norfolk at..................I2M M.
- Reach Petersburg at............3 $40 P. M
Leave Petersburg, ............. .7.2O A. NJ.
Reach Norfolk, ............ ......l A. M.
N- The foregoing is daily schedule-Sun-
days excepted-and connects closely with the
RICHMOND TRAINS,
to and from Richmond, also with the Trains of
the South Side Road as heretofore
Passengers from Richmond leave at 4.3O A.
NJ, and breakfast i'll Petersburg.
10 To go into effect from and after this day,
Satul day, Nov. 18th, 1859.
WILLIAM MALONE,
no II Engineer and Sup't.
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MRS. WfmsiOW. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softeI ing the gums, re-
ducing all int1ammatioE-will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
ahotner column. my2S ly
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THE FLOATING BALL, OR KNUCK 1
WASHING M A CHIME

THEF'LOATING BALL, OR KNUCK L.
WASHING MACHINE.
LAS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PR
IL NUNS at thesfairs of the Virginia
chanics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultu
society, Maryland institute, and recent, b.
the Seabooard Agricultural Society, and wheT.
ever they have been exhibited, they have car.
ried OFT the prize, and 1 would saJ to every
one that need machine to do their washing
quick and cheap, that if they will but try one
OF them, that 1t will do more than you can
imagine, or can tell In short advertise ment.
For sale by
r. +. JAMES,
L. IT JAMES
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE

wv OPERA HOUSE
); y 8 pARkER........Le ssees and Mana
1oHN FEhNY .,....................T Treas N
c:I'.I 'oNeS' 800. .................S
single Seats in Private Boxes, .....
pamily Circle.
boXes Tor Coio.ed People.
gallery for do do. ...........
2ha appearance of the celebrated cantr.t}
MRS. c. HOWARD,
Anu the young American Actor and Aud
MIR. H. WATKINS
This TUESDAY GVEN'G, Nov. l5thI
Will be performed the Drama of
SMILES AND TEARS.
or the
MOTHERS PRA YER.
After which the Farce of
kTON BOY.
NS- Doors open at TX O'Clock. and merit
nance commences at TX. no
ok E0RD HAIL DDpfrS MnJTu,,
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They make firm, elastic seam which does
not ravel, and which rivals in beauty and du
rability the best OF hand work. The stitch is
alike on both sides, resembling the right side
OF ordinary stitching, and is applicable to every
part of garment except button holes. They
make all widths OF hens, gather, fell, quilt,
ing equally well on cotton, silk, woolien and
linen goods, passing with the greatest ease from
the finest fabrics to the coarsest.
The public are respectfully invited to cuaminc,
compare ahd test the Machine at the Office, or
to send for circular containing description.
with price, sc. no 7-6t
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