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, 1859-05-18
Military Manifesto Of the King Of Sar-
GiNiu.

Soldiers Austria, which increases its army on
our frontiers auli threatens to invade our terri
tory. because liberty here rcigns with order, be-
cause not fnrce, but concord and affection be.
twern people and sovereign here rule the STATE.
BECAUSE the cries of suffering Of oppressed Italy
here Gna 4 heari.s.-.A"striA dayes 10 intimate
to lis, armed only III defense, that We ure to lug
down our arms and put ourselves III her r1wcr
The outrageous animation called for worthy
reply. |ase di>'la'nsuily rejected il.
Soldiers. atnoul'ec this IL You, certain that
sun will iaxc to Yourselves the outrage offered
III y'nlr hing-to tile nation. The announcc-
| gave to YOU Is the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of MAR. TO
arms, then. soldiers,
.rl"u will mud yourselves opposed 10 mn nt,y
enemy: hut. il hr br brarr aud disciplined. you
do not fear the meeting, anI may boast IT the
days "f t;oitn, oF Pasten*n, Of Santa Lucia, Of
S"tM.na Calnrayna, Of custusa ITSELF where only
four brisales cuntcnded for three tlays with fire
corps I1rMtt.
Twill he your leader. On furmcr occasions
we have known great part of yoll III the heat
Of comba:s. and |, lighting By The side Of my
nsngnaninlo1ss fatl,rr, admired your ralur with
pride. TN thu field oi l0lor and Vi glory you
| am certain. will knuw lnw to preserve and
also to incrcasl, your fatne as valiant soldiers
lou Will have fur your companions tl,.,se in
trrpid soldiers Of France, cunqurrors in many
great battles, whose comrades vun were On tue
Tchcrnnya, und WHOM, Napoleon Ill.,, ever has
tenin@ t'iIhvr where therc is a Just cause to
defend und civilization to uphold tn tar frt,a-
hS.'. generously sends to our aid in numerous
binds.
Advnncr, then, confident Of victory. a1'tl adoru
y"mr bas.,,'r with fresh lanrels; that banner
wllic.,. with IFS three. tr1orS, and with the c-
Sell "u:'4 which, here assembled from I'LL parts
ii ilais, arc gathered together beneath. il. ruints
ont IL you that you have for your task tic ntlc-
Trnde'cc If i;alr-1hat just and holy cuter-
prise which will be your war cry.
Nlc1Un EAMASrEL.
, 1859-05-18

ITO EEN'f-:lh, New Alarll.,
l. In II -t"rrs I.,;:,. H-rt+ 81" :, - :
IL, St"E,., 4"t Wat .ssrr.. ". IL, II. -. .nd
- - "
At II thu af"nv~ *." 'acA. tr ,.,>- etlrr
*t '.4c # n e'il: II" n; ~ -r,' A.; - =. Win
ir tA-ci '.A sa-a'l ";.f.r s"i - "a -":.s ir
7''F s = -. -! teei, .s ;tstlc-
la. ~t"'t -:':'- III :lr.tl. II. .:sI., VIC. -n,cE
!uce-iI II - IN - ~. ..s'rl:rx 'r,.t; "a.
A~A-i H', IL ll''~4 'H a:t.r i!..>sri street,
t~:%e-a t.~' y :. = Sl'!...
~-i i't""s :: - 's;. i-''> =, ~. 'H Lake w.
II LA >''
A r; tn;.,r 20 Like -'-4. ip,''r1 ~
fwr.a u a"t !: ti..@ 4..r: - + ", ii, t!hiSG.
HAM. -: l. Ikr -tI-~l ...9 :"- II, - ;ll.@.
s5i'1 -. - iifiEa.
, 1859-05-18

MATER YorR GAnpESs,-If you want Iootl
rubber hosc fitted to your hrdranis Il, q low
price. call send Ia tic Ra'',c. ssurs, Il Dcar-
born street, one door north OF LAKE street
my1-lIu
, 1859-05-18

=? l. N. Sing. . Co.'S uev cstl improved
Family Sewing .Iatssi;s.s; &tso, Machines for
manufacturing hear,y G:r't.ea!s ot every ,ltscrip-
tio1 constantly Oh l.ud 1t 1iy Lake street. CHI
caso. \. ". nAsss:, Agent. apl5..us-c:s
See advertisement Of Eoutl7;r Sewing
Machines, y; Lake street ja:-b:lf
, 1859-05-18

hE\Clt ,s4I.l.. I1.>x AN l..
~ ~ i"ns Sh'~ WhGr liz. NJ dr~ As,1 s'o'r i "A
~! F1a-s "1:!1tti T. -. Il! : ~: =: .Er.:c. t.
sI* ~ 'H@.H NJ ~fist}S.i. .. ..
- i:l4!c II Nta Yfrk
IA9S@e1i ASeat Eleile Nu1taknu "a, pataa,
, 1859-05-18

20 e. H*tHiTES. {e~r'l-;A3 1l~si, IS Beus1ern a,
" aaA"'-ot f' s'rsf' t'reF: jur!i. .'sf o"ae
tsza'ho Pai~'s ri 'le FoT7b.W 3ai tsaily
, 1859-05-18

ASSAULT AND MURDER OF i CANADIAN V1s17on.
"A day or two ST nee Canada Lynx was killed
on the Prairie near Bulls Head, by Mr.. Adam
Hopper Of this city. The animal was female,
and measured three feet from the tip Of its nose
to the tip Of its tail and two feet four inches
in hciEht
, 1859-05-18

"WuERE ARE Tue PoL1cExEx?"-0ur cores.
poudcnt must have already uscertained from our
last Issue 1hat the Aather street fight took the
due course Of Law and its participants were
duly arraigncd at the Police Court. His criti-
, 1859-05-18

~ The journal chronicles the entrance Of
m adventurous scamp into their count ting room,
night or two since, yto thoroughly ransaeked
acter,zcs it @s:!' adj rbnrg1ary." Had the thief
stolen one Of ttsif daily issues it would have
fiat booiy. u .
- eke Of the weather as taken by J. Il.
Reed l. Co:,'::Apothccaries, III Lake street,
May Eth:
Barometer, Thermometer
, 1859-05-18

nhA'T1t'tI, ntN)k )k,EEEpi\i,
- nv A-*H''
5tHft ,.,s t: = f 81; II; ,; S;! r. 9 rE
.uasly 10 ~ cor1t:n IT., adjustment Il. .i>rrar:r
in'si>.lr. r.s;le4:s' t,}'vt% Tax b.-s r.
fcEtler ILr a,t k1ven .c.tr ant t.T,-.t.
Anr!l'.'n IN nc n4S IL No =. L.tz, l:,la.4:
:u;... J.aN.c stf.t u u o:t ua!ca BY I,;.
l.yi,.lm-,!srS
T-ls.r: .rs snr;, ~, ~, 49,, ,,r,,,' ~. ~ ~.
a.n' taa,,r fs t4s.' ~i:1ssi 1"lnt H::,., Ma,r,
s:4i,:rl H. Arl ''uuttr2rr. Ala. "" :2i o., AA1as
tank ea.r' .rr!! t.. i.ra3s l. i. Fly rf 5.a'sr
r.+I .;an>t receiving sad c.etls a. rai>n l.- i. s:
s'"t's'. ~-.-. --- -.----- ~: n: '.1-'::1, @ 81
~ TIT VII T.! s!5e g." +. wte:'.: in t!.t cs,,"
tay i,y - ~ ,s IT,, f,r;1s iii ia r
cv;s # ei..3. Atlryts ~ D&~' +. ~ I>itEE' '' ~
my1b9;1 rrrt-2., "a, F,r: H. III,
-r-:> .,,.,,,,..,. -: w : - -:
~ l',.-io VI >i!c oli t"o
l. years Tine tftse u hi. State ~ayh cr., ,s.as
witch VII 1< -! ast trfal's discount fur. e,', ii
,n,tMidste ns,sFt lr,E's":af '' :c Its. NJ. Hoe
, 1859-05-18

1)hA(TIC.AL BOOKKEEPING.
Il t'!:Gr H. Ql!::. a;t'cra Accountant. will twsrn
rr,t.t lis 7;4t ate!.l4un II t,:i:Er. ln.t:'
i'ats rus "t Individual r rartnr-s:s l"'H; psi
;usFly TO- ~ e't'tn ',,; a."s'nan. ri sA11a1-t.
fsE'1ss IL. civ a! sven Al I" ana
>r. J.a>:c ssrvtt tlr - lo., ua!ca H.. ~:
l.irt,
, 1859-05-18

of our readers may suppose. The re-
salt shows that wc shnr.}d have gone ou:
of our WY and been wise oyermuch had
We doubted tho intelligence. Ministers them
selves arc forced to admit the fuct Of '4au
deTstanding' or written agreement" while
they exercise aH the powers Of language to req
son thu fact away, and nuke it n,eun nothing.
ihe.e is AL agre 'nent between France and Rus
sia: that II is confessed. IN Prince Gortscha-
ko1 = "opjnion' it is one tha! need not be cou-
sidcTed lInsti}c 10 tue Interests Of this country
nor to the peace Of Eerope. For this the Prince
gives lis ''opinion," und his contradiction goes
to this: that If upon seeing the agreement we
should be Of the contrary opinion, in THAT case
Russia would probably be ready to argue that
fbe treaty Is moi injurious to us in the same
sense that = rod docs no ltarm to naughty boy,
or four stone walls are M llar1n TO man who
has brokcn the laws. There is treaty, and it
is admitted to be Il secret treaty. Its matter is
such that it is convenient to France and Russia
not to publish it for tlic present. and whatever
Is published is that part Of it which is no
longer Of consequence. When all this is admit
ted, we want to know what is denied? Is it
simply denied that there is any formal ducu~
ment: If so, between Emperors This denial is
not wortl! much. Isl: denied that We are inter-
estcd in an engagement by Russia to invae
Germany under certain circumstances, or tn
blockade the l'rHSsi1n ports in the Baltic. That
is matter oi opinion, and On that pniut re bey
leave to differ from Prince t;ortschaksif aud
Mr. Disraeli if they hold that ws are not con-
cerQcd.
, 1859-05-18

Thirty diI:rcat varieties Of Lamps at
The great Lamp and I'll E:nro:: :.,n, I'd Clark
street. Kerosene Coal Oil only $l.:a per gallon
with little or no plnr. u1yl1-ft
, 1859-05-18

TO EEN'r--Nest Cllta4u-Cut-
L H." III E~.;..u STREET, cnz4er # C.. H. Rent.
A. - :'.'',',
'''t..-'r N i.,;. street. telr nj kh~ .mye ten
tr:ht H"n~r M tTa. pa7a IL. .it.lse iruse aud
- tr. l., H. ~.
F~l" fee, West Nd II street. .-,;xetn l..,,ares
I:'l i'lsn A:ert. at,~'ir. !.;I tsf ,tar.
" - 'e.s' '.. :'.sl.s. .:!csl -. 14!ra stlt-t.
~" ~: tIrT y..ts.
Ft': SALE.
Leg l. rErs Iant ,1,a lar. ,s>cahc 1nin ;'.sk.
!. '.": r.t $ .':.. " -, Al'h: ~ Ir Ing Ma
IT u. Ltt X. t-t:H 'r - i. i:,t. ,kl
, 1859-05-18

- If there are any two things cn which
Tappen saocks competition higher than knr,
it il black dltsa and business s,li,:.
, 1859-05-18

TIE NEW YORK. SE9ll-WEEkLY TElB{NE
Islu'.!;=lel ev:rs Tne.!ay ard F::!ay.
TERMS:
One EnpF, - Five tt}!s. wear =. &!t
1--WE CrFies year. 81 Ten Cotr> a1sess :leY
Tea ceEes, tver. alstss II each subscriber. &sa
each. AIRY rtr.ta ..aIa. c!45 eft~tay o- over will
be entitled t. IA extra cory.
, 1859-05-18

~ We look upon our day Of dcliverauce as
near at hand Within a week or two We may
be able to chronicle the transit of vehicles
through from Randolph street to the front Of
! our new premises midway the block. We take
courage-thc paving has commenced.
:TYesterday was gem Of day, perfection
itself, in meteorological point Of view. \ few
weeks Of the same kind Of weather influences
/ will prove millions Of money.t to the farmers.
Last evening the whole town was out Of doors,
eujoying "e,hcria' midness" and mellow moou~
| light
, 1859-05-18

Grover !. Baker, n'w anil .nriuA|I.l
Family Srwlu1 Maci4iues. With Improved iIeg.-
uler*. lii LAKE, street, up s,airs.
nS1S-2w. II. -.LES.NpEa, Agent.
TuAr's CooL.-We dna', rlean the weather.
but tue cool iced soda. favored t., >nit the taste,
which is hrine. daily dispensed to the thirsty
public, u: Th.;er'S !'ras. Stnre corner tt l,eay-
born anil Ea!ul11rh streets. There's nctt:in.
equal to it, for hot weather.
SPR1S0 AMI SrNuEE MLL1SEnY-On Thur.-
day. May lsti1. Miss NJ Il. Mash will oprn ncw
millinery Ut Ecr roulns, -, Stale street, at u
o'clock, 4. ". n1rl5.st
, 1859-05-18

V.EK0@.. Wy lfl5, l;:).
Mtasns. {. l.. HAIxo: K &C..
titlletusu :1uu probably have karst 5c",rr tls. Of
tlt G1t II c4.t which his ttat ~ c.1ir -. tiv
blsi:.ea! ! IL. ii "',f L:s:. h!.!
Six Of Lilies Safes.
encsr .s1ice tux. ff nf nl,r rartrs Eerr
;:'e,. Saturday. Ehs 14t a tit se .:., 1.,;f
lasr re, the ~higa 4;! haze i;.-.:el Il iat
lrSt a.t. 11si, lsu<It nlft # y,r Tive sr.e4 az
w': Il wrist tiIrtuEl Tue e Ill s.t u.u-at v.ul! put
1T tte fr!teF e tie a.s a.A ,f,34 yeu ~ IL rs
tsrnt i Eetc snd Ia. *,n trying h:~ -. t ,, Ia
'tu :r Is Sus TIT ws> !.t1iy s+setvf1v~ saf in
but via, ous ALL EIGHT. w.'h ae u..us es.
crptors. iuurr r,:1. t::.:r.
, 1859-05-18

EMPLOl-M -MENT-$5o Per Month
IL ASrAlL EXPENSES rA1r.-hn agent !. want.
ID ID IN every ~ .ta s.uY IL ths i,ed s?:ss :"
q: srsaMly s... to tA,tbrs ls.,tisuls at7ee,
l,k- ), HENRY WARNER. eotpcs tG lrlad~sv AnI
etAmF.
, 1859-05-18

Tue official iii*n.r zeittay publishes tl4c ful.
lowing financial DEGREES: The income tax oi
the third class is to lie retained hy the Pay OF
iice, immediately upon tie interest on the pub
lie funds being paid. a loan Of a0i', ,0v0.V fl.
(e.n o'rl, ,4Ml is ordered, but, rs it is for the
prcscut impossible to contract it, the National
Bank will advance two-t!.iuls of t1,e nominal
yalne Of the loan III new notes The third de.
cree releases the National Bank for the present
from the obligation Of meeting its notes by spc.
cie payments. The fourtll decree orders tt!at
duties and certain excise duties must for the fiji
tEre be paid in silver, or in PAYABLE coupons OF
the national ioan.
Advlces from Milan speak Of the immense
number Of troops passing through that city to
tic Piedhontese f,uhtirr. and the Austrian al,-
th"ritts 1,Ave issued an Merdictina 10 ull civil
i4ns to proceed there, without csE3kil p4y1fsis-
sion. The Grand Duke Maxiiniiiai:Las left for
Venice, and was obliged to wait two hunrs at
Snelo, station @"tne miles from Milan, 81
great WAS the crowd nf soldiers coming in the
contrary. direction IN both lines Of rail.
SrlrycAnT, May !.--TLc chambers have to.
day unanimously voted the Government projects
nj iaw fur calling out the i.andwchr for forced
lcrv ut horses and for opeuin. war credit tot
.,'mt,'uo fiurins. Tue deIatcs Which, tuox place
expressed sympathy Will, Austria and iudicna-
1ion at the longing for war manifested by
France.
A Paris correspondent .ays:
at Is said that proclaulations have been, Or
are 10 he circulated in Hungary. calm. upon
1le people to throw of the domination Of Aus
tTa. Perhaps Hungary will be offered as bait
II Eus>:a. 1t is ctrtaiu, however, that the Cab.
met Of Vienna rrofr>scs to feel no :lar1n about
Hungary, and disbelic'es the possibility Of 4
rising
, 1859-05-18

~ Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Northwestern o:ties, lt:. and 1;:' Lake street
GEo. r. t'll77sNnEx,
mvl' nv t'entsa} Agent.
Lodging raou1 ta rent, in scn;ccl. rri-
vatc family, NJ. Il West Lake e,trct, krt.1-
cnce Exchanged,
LrSsE OIL Snr Dean Yr7.-The ,1r7ot, how
c.er. Is 7cn1oved 70 shh srcat Lamp and Uil
Emporium, III Clark street. invI:-ct
, 1859-05-18

'NHE y II ERlCAN STAIR
- ~ HpEE.--Ey WiL1,Ax +. EsrrrnE;~k and
l4N Il. Aeseh7"S; Tht e.t t-k tie A!jeet. EyetY-
thing e"hne tfi ~'h {Le sc.eace fay <xis,cd aa Ill.,
s'sc' o*e!alEc 7uaro ,2a!r.rr Fnce f.: "a, is r:.
iis. u FoIaec' 4AssYA "a toA%e.irrs aud rars..>-.
4ddftsS- fAkfR GOODWIN, Publishers
Is!tG.c4 Ea;l.sS@ f:s.~g II L.. s4aatc, New lo,k.
, 1859-05-18

TO EENT-On Favorable rrr,uS>
L ar,c.s'. t'.s <t.ry I;tir, l's..r: lI'l-- tc-
-:'",!f ..iH;,.l s'" N.~t Eiv,cu Tx il sl'-t
in III in 4 .r4t,r T., 4..u. Il, liz r;::,y
re ~:!.', a:s 'i,,,, IL h"a.t ,..-, Hot
ue 'rht VA l1.F!. u, f.;a: ..i >s.',, :, .t
r:.s..I-'4 ,.;r Il, '.,::.t.- ABBY u, A.. Way
"r. RS III l",;urst'+ luck t,,f,.r >.,r .,, :-
!.;.
, 1859-05-18

PO.AHDING.-EnarH in Plea
~ saht anil healthy 1ast of f!e civ e.n f. Ind y a.;
lyiH- - I'll sc1e st:rtt. The Nt-r tas pa, II. Ecu.-
rrrrE f>w minutes in the tay. Et{.7., .,qt- Al!
rtDt-. tx, =.
, 1859-05-18
CHICAGO SUPPLY STORE
\. 1. PARSONS l. co..
235 STATE STREET 235
lSacee:srEs 10 1:ny.eS l'a.tl

7 = Il
WILLOW WARE. &. Hc.
Having lrii+ the ntese:t # Me>fs. L. D. w,,..l
lt.s>!u in. tic v at'-a.i"u ot :s 13rs! -l TIE lutic
IL uur H't.i .,.t ,ayt fI.:y -t,t,.t, sst, II
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
fus snvk "f Nj N+.te Niter Wttst Ia,7 il u..'lr-
r-s>el by Ii he I.ntt. t.e Gil Ind ezass.e>a
-. stltr srte e>.lLu v fr,, J.. n, y. -:.st
:lE1s-.w4- y. !. PARSONS 4 70.
WE PUBLISH THE FOLLOW
r.: a5tt.et IL c,Tr'1t lie s;ats.e::. r..
rctfv Iut>hft n the tl-|;. Il il Respect the
se::tt security a:i 4 hre. - f1rn>t: fs Iil- >:-
sd alsaaa 10 flr a 4re 1,eturity .fe> II uiher a4
fa~sunE+, as estlnrscl H. s!:e s.-:t p:L.t>!.
e. l. HARMtN + ttt.
AE"rts fir =. {. iitt1.mn < TO.
, 1859-05-18

z + \ y 200 Bushels Prime
- While Beans. for SALE by
CLEVELAND i AsPELL
nSlS lw.d130 No. - state street.
!, L T L Z Y'S OVERLAND
~ LETT ENE.
, 1859-05-18

DICkEr FENC1NG.-.A Splcn-
/ did variety Of fcnec Ttchet. srl Mu,a,u E,!nz
uAs y 7!t aua tor sir II r.. @a Wei. street. c;,~tr
tie H;afN 1he st.. II f4c:,~ fr ilaGI: tie ttat
:.sic4r and ul tkE Ink ~
funt.ta:e n,!EfwE'1. Will ple2:e ren,'cc: tsat the
ID tHilnder Is stii up fur +rr.cr ~.
, 1859-05-18
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO &


The snnsa rer1nc cf the rttetks,tey uf Til. enn,rr
st r y 1m r. f Ia'ses" pr.et".* q: .hc c'-u:n y
go ' sss ~ ;ta ~ " ,hs sump. IN ;he e'y q Gil
ne1t Tas p<!s ni!l b efcsea II IL 4e1ck \. T. aud
Eys-:d-1ls: FRANCIS u. TV1Sb, SeE1ear,
, 1859-05-18

q &c f6 - ~ c95
GREAT WESTERN (CASADA) RA1LwAT.-The fol-
lowing is the traffic report for tue week end
Ing May l3, 1850:
r!.:enesrs3 I'll ~. - =
Malls and Suntfics . .,..,,.,.,...,..,...,. 1.sUt.ll
, 1859-05-18

FOR SALE.--A Ladies Superior
l. saddle lIorse. Eux-y art IIarErt. f., SIC. Hrs
levn urt " LILY, ad "a fxynritc Ladies' Horse Ter
ftttlr :ate. Gra.!e AID ~eA t1oAtE Ad4ss* r. y }1
, 1859-05-18

DRESSED IIAI.-Finlin Brothers
haze efr.e for ihe sale n Prv,.ea 11av- NJ.
Marke Randolph, a,4i directly OPPOSITE +, s'ol
Uai.e Of j. :. Sewouae. All ps:er7 Ei.el ;r,n }ts 1t
H.,
, 1859-05-18
150aroinu.
7 o lacltt.

w KENT - Stronl an! third
'tufe' - ,c:''i IN ~ Snt .ss s4. - enr
~ +. ;:":' s''e- 81" 81: '.tt'.E < ~. NJ, ID
LaNe -tn Il. ,,,., t.~,, t,x
, 1859-05-18

WANTED-By an Experienced
BOOK Keervr with the 1es, Ct ei:y references
:tcai?n or would write an post ef tasks pax
t!'s Whose u.iaes' uxs nst reGul1 t.rias.tt IT,
fse!Sr A!dtesi Box ltS>, s4lcl,e " i. Cow.
At tbs c.Hce, tirls-atx
, 1859-05-18

RCTfER.-1OOO Lbs. of the Cc1c-
- t:atca leaawa CbupT I.er fc1,,,,, +, f;u-hen>
Il. --i. hv t,IEYEiStll / ASlrtI
1nvl:-SW4!w9 MI 4 S.atr ur.et
, 1859-05-18

II 4Sp IhrnovntES7s..-T subscriber. o5t. for
~ state. With o~esAot Water Wheel. TT in d .ss
u nrss.esa eritE Csn BE- adspsed tnan axp<.e ae
Paper Nil. Wooen Factoy. sd alat U,er F+uIY 4c
Eats7 poxet The bes tn tie sta1s su:ed :snsi:a:
properly will lie tt..1 II IN vs.v {aSura,s tysu. al
dErs. NORTuS I Co. Ioekpor, H.; or L. il. MILTON
IA. : aultatta Heck. ChcaSo. a2.s lux
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-27
Provisions of the New Mexican Treaty.

New YORK, July 26.-The Times Wash
ington correspondent says :-"Ihe draft of a
treaty Just sent hither by Hon. Robert Nc
Lane to be submitted to our government,
contains provisions of the very highest impor-
lance to this country. am enabled to fur.
nish you with a summary of its more striking
shpulations
lst Rights of way across the Northern
States between the Rio Grande and ports in
the Gulf of California, with guarantees for
their protection and safety.
I'd Right of way and valuable privileges of
transit sec ured to the American Company
holding the Isthm us of Tehuantepec.
Sd. The priyil ege of erecting and maintain
ing warehouses at the termin of the several
transit routes.
4th The right of transporting troops and
munitions of war over such routes, and to
send troops to protect them, in default of Mex.
leo fulfilling that duty.
9Th. Free entry and transit of goods belong
ing or consigned to American citizens in Ari-
iona through the ports of the Gulf of California
and across Sonora.
9th. Entire and unquestonable freedom of
religious worship throughout the republic.
9TH. A clause indicating the willingness of
the Mexican government to accept modified
form of protectorate at the hands of the United
States-in other words to solemnize another
treaty in form, and one of alliance, offensive
and defensive, but in substance creating pro-
tectorate, whenever the United States shall
signify her willingness to enter into such en-
gagementS.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CAmercan Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block.1
THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.

.SackriHe, ~ b., July 26. The steamship
Europa from Liverpool July 10th, arrived at
Halifax at one O'Clock P. NJ. today, with Euro
pean news four days later. The Nova Scotia
line closed for the day without transmitting
the report for the associated press, and we are
compelled to await the arrival of the horse ex-
press which will be due here about four o'clock
tomorrow morning. The wires were working
so horribly at the eastward in consequence of
thunder showers, that it was considered almost
impossible to get the news over in season for
the morning papers, even if the horse express
should arrive in Sackve in time; and the
lines were accordingly closed for the night.
REPORTER.
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New York Items

New YORK, July 26.-It is stated that a
memorial requesting Mr.. Sickles to resign his
seat in Congress has received the signatures
of l400 of his constituents, and that in the
Eight Ward public meeting is to be held to
make the request openly.
The girl Virginia Stewart, is the daughter
of Mrs. Jonathan Upton widow residing in
Napier street, Boston, whose first husbands
name was Stewart Mrs. Upton is here, at
tending her daughter, whose death is momen-
tarily expected.
The steam corvett Brooklyn arrived at Pen
sacola 17th-all we'll
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NInrkets-NEw YORK. July %.

Markets-NEw YORK, July 26
COTTON steady sales $500 bales; mddling uplands at
l2fc
FLOUR-Recepts 1918 bbs; sales 94OO bbls; State and
western more active, but heavy and q l0c lower on
common gradcs unsound S325 a 4l0 super State 81 Is
% 500 for old, and $50 for fresh ground; good
extra Western S4.25 a 500 southern dull and decin-
ing; sales 1900 bbls; mixed to good 1925 q SIS; fancy
and extra Sc q 7.75
GRAIN.-Wheat &c lower; sales 5000 bush Chicago
spring, I2c; Southern white $l.3l a 35. Corn
heavy sales $4,000 bush old mixed IVES SOc
yellow southern SSc Oats dull and lower; Southern and
jersey 30 @ 40c; Northern and Western, Al a 42c.
PR0VISlONS-Beet quiet; sales - bs: country mess
SSOO @ 5000 prme 5000 q SIS; repacked Chicago $3.50
@ H. Pork lower; sales = bbls; mess $l5,3S q l5l
Western prime mess sl5,25@l5,5O Bacon nominal. Hams
20 SIC. Shoulders a SIC. Cut meas-saes l2S pack
ages Lard heavy; sales : bbs at 100 q lie. Butter
firm; Ohio IL "a Ice; State IL a 20c Whskey quiet; no
sales OF moment Rice dull sales = tierces 81 "a 45c
sugars better grades better common unc hangcd sales
hhds; New Orleans 81 a 7c; Muscovado 50 a ST. Tex
as ON private terms, Coffee quiet; Rio "a &c lower:
Maracaibo sales 1000 bags. Nolasses steady 100
Dds and 40 hhds New Orleans 40 cents Centralfugo 81
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Southern Items

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 26.-Hon. John j.
Jones has been nominated by the Democrats
for Congress, as the successor of Hon A. II.
Stephens.
The Buffinton House, and nearly an entire
block at Jacksonville, Florida was destroyed
by fire on the 18th inst Loss $4,000.
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Anrusements.
HO! FOR THE WHIT I
IL MOUNTAINSl

ITO! FOR THE WHITE
IL MoUNTAINSl
EXCURS IONl
The undersigned, having completed his arrangements
is prepared offer to the citizens Providence
Rhode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
at very cheap rate of fare Ordinarily the cost of
that many denied the prvilege but by present
arrangement the rate OF fare low that all may avail
ed them again. to do so.
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will entitle the holder to passage to and from
Ltcton the Providence and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua, Concord, Manchester and Lawrence, and
the Boston, Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
Railroads, constituting pleasant trips BY
rail that can possibly be named Excursionsts pro-
tickets which will be available to go on any day
during three weeks, commencing Monday, July rs,
1859, and to return at any ne during three Weeks from
ne ADORE date ending August Is, giving passengers
pie time to stop over at the various points of interest
me route ana VISIT every 9beet of interest upon and in
Persons leaving Providence by the 72O train
Excursionists will find excellent observation-disclosures
At reduced rates, at PEMIGEWASSETr HOUSE, d. r.
passengers prefer, they leave the at WEIR'S
and make trip over the Lake Wnnipisiogee Centre
Harbor, thirty miles. in the of the Lake
for half price, viz 80 cents both ways returning the next
W9 e Or at amy dsy $ fa ARRIVING back at
ton reaching the latter place at 81 O'Clock thence
cending MOUNT WASHINGTON.
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Ltteon by stages
at reduced rates The proprieors of the above named
Inconsistencies =
Passengers leaving Providence at IL AS NJ reach Con-
cord the same evening" and will find magnificent enter
tailment at PHENlX HOTEL at reduced rates proceed
next morning at 1880 A. NJ and reaching Plymouth Mt
o'clock dine, and arrive Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the APO p NJ train
remain at Worcester night leave next morning
at $50 A. NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening. ~
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale the Ticket Office of the Prevalence and
worcester Railroad in Providence, at the several
stations on the line. JOHN KENDRTCK
Providence, July 10, 1859. d3w iv2i