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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

u Frs FROM CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY
The Eectrul hrcnopathc Institute Is open daily from 10
A. NJ TO L. NJ for the treatment Of Chronlc Diseases
both by the application OF Electricity and the frescr
ton Of original and cilcacious remedies
Confirmed lnvalids, suffering nom Female Complaints
Muscular Debility, Neuralgia and Rheumatic Ancctions
Kinney Complaints and Weakness and Anectlon Of tho
Throat and Lunes are successfully treated BY LADY phv
Hlcails who arc In constant attendance at Room NO
Mercantile Library buding IL summer street BOSTON
Full particulars may be obtained BY addressing line 10
the Institute ns above and ladies may fcst assured thew
will meet only the most competent medical advisers Of
cacy, complain 70 an ordinary physician Consultation
rec
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60 TO PIN XII A NJ
DIR Y G. GOD S.

$500 worth of Desirable
DRESS GOODS STELLA sHAWLs, CAPEs, MAN
TILLAs, PARASoLS, LINENS, &c. &C.,
purchased at the late Auction sales in New York and
VIII be sold at least % per cent less than goods bought
A rare opportunity is offered to the buying public
to complete their summer pnrchaers Go to PINK
CARPETS DOWN.-The balance of Carpets Nattnos
Oil Cloth Rugs &c, remaing hand spring sales
fered this month, at PINKHAM'S
Eighty-three RICH SILK DRESS PATTERNS, in
new and desirable styles just opened at ,
Fifteen pieces of those elegant SILVER LUsTEI-
ED BLACK SILKS, just opened These goods will not
crack; found only at PINKHAM'S
Ten pieces rioh and entirely new STYLES FoULARDs.
very desirable and scarce goods received this morning
at PINKHAMS.
One Case Plain and Figured BERAGEs, Berage AN
GEAISE, Illuminated BERAGEs, and Sewing BE
RACES, Just opened, at PINKHAM'S
One Case BERAGE and MUSLIN ROBES French OR
CANDIES, and JACoNET ROBES fashionable and
PINKHAMs.
Fifty pieces French JACONETTS in small figures
and fast coors very desirable for children opening
at PINKHAM'S.
1900 PARAsOLs, 500 MANTILLAS, 50 Real FRENCH
LACE POINTS, and MANTILLAs just opened at
PINKHAMS.
PINKHAM Sells the best STEEL SPRING SKIRT
made every Spring warranted not to break.
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS,
and go to 1853 and 255 Main street. corner of Mechanic
and buy your Dry Goods Carpets. &C. &e. at reduced
prices.
Remember the place, the full size moving Lady at the
je6 d&wtf j. S. PINKHAM
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n OTlCE.-By Licence of Court will be
- sold at Public Auction at the Dwelling House late
the residence OF Patrick Hanon, deceased Wor
ceste on THU RSDAY the 9Th day of June next at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following Real Estate
dwelling House of three Tenenents, two Stories
ment and but few years SINCE in good repair
new and convenient barn. and the lot of Land which
he N0rthery side of Pine street, St Marys Church.
me premises are the conveyed to said Patrick Han
County Regisry Of Deeds, Book $50, Page 227 Terms
liberal, Forfurther particulars inquire of ELI b. LAM
SON the Anctioneer of the subscriber at the Quiu-
sigamond Wire Works.
MICHAEL D0NELLY, Executor
Worcester, May II 1859. daw3w myis
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Buttons.
BY +. w. VAIL.
TTAGE HOUSE AZ AUCTION

COTTAGE HOUSE AT AUCTION
~ No Piedmont street, am instructed to offer for
public competition, on WEDNESDAY, June s, at 10
a. n the Cottage House and Lot situated above
talng finished rooms, conveniently arranged supplied
with good water, &C. &c. The lot contains about 5000
feet OF land Is well stocked with choice fruit in
bearing condition The above is pleasantly and conven-
ently located, and is worthy the attention any one
Wishing snug little house. Terms ale For further
particulars inquire of GEO. II. IIARDEY Red Mills or
the Auctioueer, H. w VAIL
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BY Z. W. VAIL, AUCTIoNEER. No Flagg's Block
opposite Bay State House.
A DMINISrRAIO E-NAIIL.

v
- ABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-By Licence
OF Court Will be sold at public auction the premises
at the late residence of MOSES CLEMENTS, now de-
ceased iii Worcester on THURSDAY the 23d day ofJune
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the following
estate to wit The Homestead of said deceased including
also herewith the adjoining Land, with about aths an
acre the whole containing 6k of Land The above
real estate is situated as follows viz and half miles
from the City Hail. Worcester, the beautiful estate
OF John G. Alason Esq, opposite the Gates Place. with
frontage on Main Street of nearly 1900 feet Upon the
same large, new convenient and thorough built two
story House with furnace and other modern improve
ments with a new Barn and Carriage House.
Also, upon the above of acre Beaver St. a new
building 50 by 26 built and fitted up Soap manufac-
tory, with Barn adjoining suitable for the business
The situation of the above estate renders valuable
Tor building purposes investment occupancy and
estate.
For further information inquire w. T. CLEMENT,
administrator, Northampton, Mass, or Z T. MARBLE
No Irumbull St, Worcester, the Auctioneer Terms
III SAFE mV1l
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A PRINTING OFFICE FOR Sl0l
LOVES PATENT PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS.

LOVES PATENT PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS.
This wonderful invention was patented in 1856 by Mr.
Lowe, since which time mary valuable improvements
been spared to make this Press what is now universally
PLiciTY, DURABILITY, AID i EFFiGiENCY!' ''-"-
distinguishing feature OF this Prcssand possess
of the bed and receive perfect impressoi II i we'll
adapted to all kinds Of Printing, and has superior
and boy ten years work the largest with ease
and at arate Of $40 impressions an hour which is about
Persons living country places where there arc no
able investment there large profit on printing Of
Gtrcaidrs, business and VISITING Cards BiitHeads,
These who wish to learn good trade and at the same
time be LAYING up money-those who wish to complete
merchants who wish to advertise their business and
find time hang heavy upon their hands-printers who
wish fast cheap, and reliable job pressin fact who
Printed directions giving all particulars working
the press with information in regard to printing general
ly, setting types) &c, will accompany Press
o Circular II panPhles form c9nainng other nfona
Ali those who have our presses with the od-fashoned
wooden-roar can have them exchanged for those with
metal ones, with the other improvements
Our presses may be exchanged at any time during IL
may be returned within thirty days '''
All kinds Of printing materials furnished to order at
in the country.
Press by inches, $500 Press II by Ia inches ala "a
Fount l7i2 types, 400 Founts, 5226 types 800
INK Roller, 20 Ink Roller, l50
lnk Box, rs Can oflnk, 100
Can OF Black Ink, 80 Chase. l00
iron Chase, 80 Marble Slab, LOO
Vuons ana Bearers 80 Quoins and Bearers so
ONCE complete. $1,000 Office complete, 5000
PRINTING OFFICE No. 2. PRINTING OFFICE No. 2
dess by " Inches $1,000 Press Is by IL nches $500
Ifonnts 54Si types, 500 Fonnts, 6,sS types, 1900
INK Roller, LIS Can Of Black Ink, 1850
Can Of Ink, Loo Ink Roller $50
Chase, rs Chase 100
Marble Slab, 80 Marble Ink Table, 100
Quoins and Bearers, 80 Quoins and Bearers, LOO
ONCE complete $1,000 Office complete, $500
Address LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
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Notices.
NEWPORT-TuE BrIIr Vrp
no THE LADIES -MRs. DUNLAP will
A SCISSORS NOTICE.-Assessors Of

= remain one week longer at No. so Main street. over
r. b. Lamsons Auction Room, where she will be pleased
to show new lot of Corset Skirts, and Skirt Support
ers. Ladies please call and see them. d6t+ my3l
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No lady INVAIIDS AMI SIN

iiice complete, $1,000 Onico complete,
Address; LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
l4i Washington Street, Boston. Mass.
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To obtain BARGAINS in Dry Goods purchase at the
G i t y S tore.
J.H. CLARKE az co.
Directly opposite Post Office
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This wonderful invention patented in 1856 by Mr..
Lowe, since which time mary valuable improvements
have been effected upon it, pains expense having
been spared make this Press what universally
regarded to be-without a rival for CHEAPNESS, SIM
PLlCITY, DURABILITY, AND EFFICIENCY!
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LADIES' CLOTH CAPES.
300 latest styles Capes and Dusters in prices from so
to S. We have the best stock of Capes in this city.
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500 Stella shawls acknowledged by all to be In price
from 81 to SO below any body
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-29
Mertbanoise.

= G00 CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY
r1i NVS ~ Hams eanvassed 500 do do do plain,
Gross Dietrchs' celebrated OIeipe w.rrsI
ea % give satisfaction just received and for sale
Depot ''e" 0PpoSi'e D. q ~ o IN
. 000 PEACH TREES FOR SALE T. r,
80 " MARIlN 4 BRO, y S. Calvert street ap4-tf
s 000 lbs. PEELED PEACHES; Is bushels
o.O W Dried Apples URI KTLBURN, 45 South st aI5
TO 600 DOMESTIC Ia5SrL OPERA, REGALIA,
cash by THOS. N. WEBB s. E. corner Of Garden and HaS
$3.50 jal3-f
l00 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE:
y S.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale IN,
DlGAN JENKINS. g S Chares streel r., w 80 Y
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Gail0rs.

EOHN II. REA Il Co,
~ CLOTHTERS,
\, CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO. take pleasure in announcing
70 the public generally that their stock of Clothing nnch
larger and more varied than before
,Ii3Ting now on hand splendid of CLOTHS CASSI
MIXES ana fESTlNGS, which they will make up to order
facturt. " f ~ 'u
FURNISHIVG GOODS
CaVats Scarfs, Ties SuSentlers handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves in large variety N'"i''''
Their stock OF SERVANTS and OILED CT OTHINc 10
worthy The. attention of Planters. ocI3tf
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RaiI 2uaNs.
lI&s f;5assssss..sE.s.sTSS NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
a2 l=z-==szza5 n p CHANGE OF HOURS

l{{ss 60 NOTICE ICE; To- TO TRAVELLERS I A1y
On 49,, =. s. 1RNHE4H SE Bk1 IN 4FE RoAD
tnr i n er April 2lst, the hours of depar
ds From aI BALTIMORE 20 and A. NJ 415 and 5oP NJ
From Washington 40 and % a. H. and Si5 NJ,
TIE rst and mr in On Sunday la, at only
nd Express trains stopping only at Washington
For the reorganization Of persons DESTROYS Of remaining
viii he ssntd M i'm or Washington, Round Trip Tickets
trans ofe @e1 1e trains good to return the
Special Round Trip Tickets will also be ssued on SATURDAY.
Evenings Sunday Mornings good to return on m s5y
Round Trip tickets will also be sold by tba vorofn,
Trains, good to return IN the afternoon Trons as usual
ap224w Master Tran mmdlh,
e. ~ GssE5sss:.s:,sl FOR THE
FafTTT5FT AND o HET T,f HH " ,SSoUTH
On and after April 10TH 1853, the trains will run as fol-
Leave Camden Station Baltimore-Ma Except Sunday,
a aHF 10 WI a VI EEPTss daily q 4o5
F6R 't WY PASSENGERS
6 Stsg Cg%Rsrand and Wheeling M wing Cum
Grafton aTkersJur tRa Pr Train d SsIT B
T, THE IL FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5PM,
aH TH fT%F Ell tIrf GSfT At f S32 NJ ~,
a. Il and 5l5 NJ and Ellicots Mills at 40 A. ~ and
F3R .WASHTNGT0N IND THE SOUTH
ea 6e s Batmore 20 and 5 A. NJ and $50 P
Baltjmoge At % and and 400 and n i25
Sny fy6n at Bon only The fourth trains
p pp trans from Batmor and Washington connect with
;E3 tickets Of every kind information &c apply TO
HN"lANp' Agent or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent Vi 'a anIf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Ia - s s.y. ,5,sz, a-
SUMMER ARRANGENENT
On and after MONDAY April 18TH 1852 the trains over
FOR THE WEST
fnESs sa SqPday sSsspte
in ff4F55S Ss e AR a IKE 5b TxST
eHd Geaye ia ID At M Columbus at H. and
ahf GRSn H pRd GhGas q E5RsSs leaves @
M. Columbus at 10 P NJ; Cincinnati at 5 A. NJ va l.
FOE TIE NORTH
Isl IGe n aa Train leaves Calvert Station daily at 100
81 bao s AND P &asa4 k2ss.: Train leaves
N W STnaay9 at st d ~ arriFying at Harrisburg
at 1919 NJ and Dunk at i50 IT, This Sng Train bu na
ALL THE cifi h A i5s !5SSSxys IN WESTERN NEW
And at Buffalo with trains for sG5pensoh Bridge and eo
&S e1 f.!sEp TffEiTWaE t q BsN 6RfHwEsr
at Ps s from Washington the WEST leave BY trains
a fS9 at apd ,pa NJ and those for the NORTH BY
C9SsrF ;Rfi3R q fo1Sf5PF MIN trains at
please apply at o Ssfr Gv S4d FSe
Vi 0"'' ef' anu f'nE q p streets reefs Baltimore
H WARNER Ticket H Agent Asst S"perinte sSi51
"a eza 80: PRWILI41RDEEkkP5HTIA1 / ,1n
.o5 ,, SPR ?lNG 4RRAEGSlfssHEsHNiiEiN oAD
viii Gave PPEsb l rpE sREEf f bRF6 IS
pFEXt fR lfsSseRPt R SSqfRT AZ IS f22wg:
ETFSING III GflSS Ss 4 H. TA VA s NAT Ct
% %ff iTlS iP2Hfie tic 42q5
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Miaes, giQnars. &s.

GA BOGGS, COTTAIAN CO.,
tEEEEj Nos II and &C LOMBARD STREET,
SE@& OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
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p=sll~r NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
zzg-s5z=---1 TRANSPORTATION line

lNlANu-Thr5ugh the Delaware and Raritan and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals ~
for the conveyance of Merchandise Produce Pacl-ac
Horses Carriages, Furniture Goods of ali sorts AZ la
low rates ~ - ''t S'i'' at very
IhrIongh between New York and Baltimore, without
tAnsipment in 81 hours, III Iron Steamers viii wnr
tight compartments ''' WIEN wafer
!, FOX NEW GORk-A Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
tim rs Per wee week from No Light street wharf
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DIAMOND RINGS.
~ CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
~ nave on hand large stock of elegant Diamond Rings
clusters and single stones In the newest styles ap
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La Ea;a tis.........s PHILADELPHIA,
Steamboats,.

eslsIs FOR THE SOUTH
e7'rezs-ss-zS5 ~ RECT FR0A NEW DIRK, PHILADEI.-
PIiiA and BALTIMORE, via the
III NtgIkk Pq In WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
ANlE G0, UNS AUG az SEA; ATLANTA, MONT,
SPRiNG ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays,) via
BAY LINE d SEA BOARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
TT, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being arranged that the traveller
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from N''~0'
NE" 4QSh To WILMINGTON, n c.
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E-sgzIIg BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
..k.,.---l.PIIIA SIEA ALL..LI .-.LLn wv

= s,I!I--s BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI-
Ez--H1zz-azPHlA STEAMBUAT COMPANY,
=, VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Of Merchandise Produce Packages
Philadelphia and Baltimore - Gwen
fol; FHIlA DELPlilA-Dne Of the Company's Steam
beats leaves No Light street wharf daily, nj o'clock ar
livnS IN Philadelphia uclock tic next morning in am
pie time for the New York Trains ~ " ~
No - South wharves ' NOM
foods forwarded Immediately with Cieiree of all charge
lor commission. ). ALEX. SliRlE Err, Agent,
No. Light street wllrf Baltimore
aplSH No 10 S1uth wharyas Pbiiod.l,Ii
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al FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
saza<1as--S-<zThc steamer WI SELDEN, W b KirVau
Captain viii resume her route to Fredericksburg and land
Ings on RalMhannock, leaving baltimore from her
W Il ARE FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
TUESDAY, February 22d, at O'Clock, p NJ Returning
will leave fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY M0KNiXtS
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,,
and Fredericksburg EN kRY FRIDAY during the season
freight Of eyev description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle and Live Stock generally, handled it'll and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuay at.
tended to- charges paid promptly and forwarded soon as
received. ' 90
gS-For nformaon freight passage, apply in Baltimore
at her Office los SOUTH STREET, board the Bpat
Agents in Frederick
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..,.- 49,, ha, x,u ,beg say TO a contc sotsl
sssss Srsso on the very iiess az tue 's. Naooeoof
,.noh -. ce,;.n interest al THIS uue for Auer.
80" p,,,.,sSs ahu sd Ia iAN % the MOVE
ran, IN B,erm for direct ire9e "dh tee
',re,n s,s,sr an oisc,csng any veos great
sore, N say pg tnsi ltote has o-en o,Dm aaoea a.
fSssI ssoa ', ZOOS tpa. tne leaoag oewocr4tc add
fJee uNcs pocaqs al ono, i0oi-na iilieos, Add toe
ototr vssern stes haze ee,s, or WI De, S'hso E
fo,meo at mouGn~r 90 ooferase VITA too
gaogpe (oauil'es. o>oh1eotsi cofrespon lsdss
has or scIoe sops on, and zoe meacs OF ae'a
toA ARD pau ut aoNon ali affIoe7d tae mo'eeaeo' 10
E.r"pe will oe ni'nJ fo'n "eimeoy huu o''s'sm'
aneooeh toete Is forme1 s'm'iSr com ai,Veo ~
The cy N 'ht Noin~es'eTA ss'ee ra'seu ~ - ,
and CIcnpao ooop'ite,s Is, gree usos "'tu 'o
land" a. ,ho saun we cry is Spreet ,rs'a "a W.
Cor,nlpt Ut Eu ooe" They aye IN iA9i .ae vs y,
they feni, sert reel REGAL 'n"t,sss .nss WI 80 ns, ~
secure the Isnb pohdy al Wasplnh'oh, $40 us y.
nere'siy So.E Out TIE rsue pniS ~ so,,b ,ns, n.s
Epglsno's pspwsSiuits 'nfeiess Lue SOUL ~, va ~
lepcen, rrsrke' TO- rtr COTTON % Wv naeua ~
Europe, In ieseso to TIE orno oatp.s "
ksneDetie1 sDd hoe hte Desto p'"S' VI A1D' aa',
The GeJD9IA II the No'Mrt' VIII p''e
poserful sijes q 'he otnoeiWo pssy W &c
nbessi 'siLh measure IN sne aueo'
sioo OF Tree hAoe, ~ Neu0Hon y" Niyse @'usre ~
the III snufaciufe ~ ~nioA INC opus"S"' Vi ciops W
pGlLCVsTly Germany, eIrHls Asa every s1hiooAi ooS
OF 1tsvn socos Np@ az 'nS Soah vi Nofh"ese uuo. Do
pelo loi WIG eocn.
ne eIouat q 'hs uoioens c,a i.ee nave 90. s.su'
To- nnse seen ins ""s'"a csHuA' sa "e rs 'us fapss
t"m mo SUM. sh@ YOU 'nsy s"s i~I natoe
$50 ~ w w, on..h;~S..'a, ~.
200, ueFe "h " e'1o,ui"ou peNNeea zoe
~ ioE s'sies sao Inc "ermAs Hushee ~ secure
p'ea ~. 'fee vac Sl.u o.o ta'ns.iA ~u'cu "a
smue Eneisb. us rsiu pslo.e, ne"hS uteos """7 VIM
the co4'pent Of Ea ee~ zee 1efnsu pres any 70
ihe N"tnsesl VIII co ofesa'e, anu 'ue 4't'-ae WI
NJ" ts'o Work :" ketp eo4n 'iie o1 Vi Nee "1's
etleeia addTtsSeu " he nseesls Anu ~ upaDhes u
ue efSalh -.
Nor VII tois measure DC ,ounu 70 seriously opposec
20 1ne f'bbs; NsLW hHa s"ss"cuuse'ts iuts-esS
re! You ~H ooseFe ny inOA'ns oSsr toe
aHeits eHotacea IL me Hs. q ooHNoen,Al
llo1s"y, That Ieary al cehtst o. articles "hcu TIE
oa@e ssaVs cAonot or 40 10Y uis' iscsafe ", thsre
ice, lie T.aactoD ooas On the eoo's on oenuaeolii
mbcheso'ts, 'he coTre+"p iss leutSase 70 fass tGe
rtVtru mus lsse pa u ihoae s]p's Au;es % Snon
fpslsfc "a zoe cheI "ococr sD0 Nico rssse up nine'
tSAur OF ice AtCsHy u iAe loloh' wa Feha
~ ssu'e o'Jtoi 70 s"bs hef oeftnsn ch'2'ns cnesp
"!a@ttHtp" tot1 py LPat aN sns oot@'nS outy
en- telfoAo uItY WI asssacnueetts ooleS 10 Boz.
Ia ne hebi hoeor 81 cubNnettal En' oDa entered
al ioT rsIe, rpopopg ecfease of outs Is iad
on DE Enslsh articles ~aea rox oeaqete 90 soccs-s
fuiy With bostlp tAtsi opile put Ihe CoSt ct De-
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Affair In lilly.

NEWS FROM sAHcIHIa-sAp INBBoaLTo FROM THU
ThtArY OF yILLArRANCt -NAPoLEON's SPECIAL
MISSION TO saaplNIa REPORTED MARju or
FRENCH Tg00PS 10 CEGTEAL ITAaY-rNsrsuo-
TloHs OF The SANDMAN CoHMIs sIoSER TO III.
RICH TIE PAPAL REFORMS.
cpgiu (Apcost y poodsp OF the LONDON Ne ws
The s1ss Of It,y continue 10 be more emorosc tpan
they have ever teen perhaps; and tue ops ere
ePip7 the raost eepR pr0vs tust they capable OF
obtying The order And 5,sctpliue. moot
contention therefore, 10 going on Ia the pro
viz ces OF n'rs aya contention OF PEA ,efa order
loyalty ssaost the ipL,goss AGA Provo atons OF thsex
Bee prncss snd AusIb their patron. rnsre ts kGd Of
rvsry between the psuio's who preserve and tho pre-
.fors who seek 10 dBtoIb orcer 80 that 10 Ndeaa In
nscAby ana me Ronasoas, the prov's GOAL goverasrs
Law 10 oifhclity whatever il obtairtpy obedi
a. SFpoi'. @ 1efnmtn.. II avoid tia acous tsoo NJ
'~-fs g "pFssrre, ut dip.onacT Gallo ", vpca that
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oRDEE OF FETURN OF TIE FRENCH ARMY TO FRANCE
{Ftom The PARIS mohheur. AugueIb
In bederce to ,he orders o. The Emao,or toe Iaperis
SUatd dvisons of piaoiry oeegusied in
dsi corfs OF he amy Of ssy to some TO Paris viii cutter
stence successvey by Genoa or Marseiee, or by the
Mont Cehjs.
Special traps On the Lyons Rsii4sy si bring these
roorB 80 the baieDfoc ssron; thence they Will proceed
10 VnctDhts, wBeIe en- mneItc has been es.aosh
ed by order Of bis Excejency The Musier OF War Inc
csup, the border line OF which draw ps'ael with tbs
9deS The carte, occupies In dep AL the space
prsed betsesn t. castle and The fort CT Ia and
sxstpcs in vioib from the 70 ysone the Mini NEE and
pfsF IT, 81 1aur Streets twenty metres wi1e through
,he whole 'tD,h eth wider In contrary d.
rec on, renoer Ioe access most cary.
ihe hools VIII be Installed there according 10 their
oFotr OF battle; the 9ode olcupes tho rsl iines then
come The tops Dance 10 their numerical orders and
fbss eaeh RAY arrive at ts quarters without decay
needless a"gue, post moi eating the Quarters oil each
MAI aicu is eEtCteC snG moreover officer con.
start coy IS ihe railway TO conaucl the Jroops
On tbe'r arrival to the quarters assened 10 teen.
As TIE uoops take up their cec'ive pnstioas they
b'ch ,her 'ente; those OF the o;ers pitched la froas
etnR lie hole extent Of the camp, make s line stAnd
cut distlcily.
For 50 great number OF II was necessary 70 have
water In abundance aud within OF troops the
stqteouI oIeBet by Engineer BAssompesIe, and which
bEnss tSe water from Ls 6Iaves into tanks
formed all eopg the border of the forts, lar the
py',mid aeioss the camp-the water Of Saint Mana6,
Hbch has also been turned to ACCOMMODATIONS ouotsnB
consuetd by the military engineers IN from. Of the
heIbe nunher or which may be increased I'D hb.tu--
all besc combined meRns will suffice largely for wants
VI all,
Net far from the camp Of vlncennes at Mason About
se camp OF tue cavalry anu artillery OK the Imperial
Guard emo OF the artillery OF the ne the border line of
which skirts the Some from in confluence With the
Name.
viii coDsRt Of three byigades and twenty four bate.
rks The quarters OF each regiment aud Of each battery
bave been designated beforehand In the game manner as
for nc battaiops ~ Vincennes
In repfe quantities. Of provisions have been provd sd
'or ron camps Everything necessary for The nas
tett JARED ot 20 tbat order and discipline which Il "a 40
cetensiA to naihtain, may not be distut bed.
GeSerai o Division Souynan, ConmspdAat Of pnY,a d.
eti sfed 70 I'll The functions OF Chief OF the neral A.
IL 10 Cswp toex W hs qi.stss e. Yna a. "a a, "a
.te FIR 5c.ashment arrived. - "''A 90