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MHRRREEsa SALE.

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Total Liabilities,



Rseollsot, thess are the agurss Of q
RsYublieaa State OHieeF, gos up express.
~ Cor dsfsaes Of shs RspsbleGs parry.
Il . believed thai tbs scsaal amount q
oar State Indebtedness, Including az
psadisures up 10 November, 1859,
Amounss 70 mora than tsescs me saza
abovs sa@ssd. Bat sysn By Oatsslps Gg-
ur@s, Ne sss thAs shs Rspublisaa party
have already viols4sd the Constitution
OF thar omn makinE, by sxsssding shs
lzait u sssas dsbs by nsasiy Ons half.
la ths PsOpgs bear this in Nina
oonssisaaisas are - noshing--a mere
rope Of sand- 10 the Republican party,
even whan framsd By themselves.
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N Umcoms1ag m9ia@m3 state
EN@Ras.

Tna EensttEukisR rsgsxists the Stats
Debt 70 $50 eco, anls&a voted By the
people.
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The liabilities and bonds is-
sssa aaasr act 4 1888, 500 900 90.
Xs0ans made Of the School
Fand OF Ina State in the
aggregate l2zyzsS, 70.
Outstanding Warrants, Aag.
II, 1854, 81, -, is.
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IMPORTANT FACTS ron hasten
BOUND TRAvELERSI

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

VENICE, March %, 1859
Military Preparations Of Austria-DisaGscon Of he
Italian Tfocps-Joke Played or Upon the AutsoritiesA
French Jack in the Boz, dc.
Venice at most times very stupid place. has, for the
moment become very lively that venture send you
the following jottngs, in the hope that you may fad
them nteresngycnice presents all the appearances Of
city taken by and delivered over 10 the mercy Of
the sodiey is continual hustle and clashing OF
arms. Night and day the embarkment and disembark-
ment Of troops continues and for the last ten days
on average have passed through daily These, how
ever only the complement (erganzungen) required to
set the different regiments on footing In accordance
with the decree of the Emperor Of Austria to effect
In time Of peace the Austrian army has eighty men
to company, six companies to q battalion and four
bataljons to regiment OF the battaons remains
within she recruiting circuit, leach regiment having its
circuit and is called the depot battalion When
the army on war footing, however, the companies
increased to hundred and eighty men; and Of ten
eight companies required TO make battalion, when
Eith battalion is organized In Lombardy and the Lega
tons there twenty regiments OF infantry and
the fourth or depot battaons Of all these regiments
ordered to Italy and may expect the martial camor
and bivouackng IN the streets to continue for some time
The troops destined for Italy magnificent looking
body OF men, and appear full Of warke enthusiasm; but
those departing, who all Italians, and who des
tined for Bohemia and Hungary, and other remote parts
of the empire appear much exasperaed and do not hest
tate 10 chow their feeling in demonstrations Of the most
decided character The other night they went
far as to cry the plaza Of Saint Mark: Euiuu San
Marco. Erfpa la bandera ire cotorir' Rumors upon
mors az is to be expected, fly around, AID easily
swallowed by the gaping crowd OF cafe politicians and
repeated again with tentod exaggeration. silly Joke
which played OIL last week exaggerated by these
persons most dreadful extent. gentleman gave
porter large chest telling him 10 take To the railroad
depot and wait until he After waiting for two
hours, and finding tina. the gentleman did not come,
the porter handed the chest TO the Custom House
authorities when upon opening it, out sprang figure
patch ordering the railroads to be held at the disposition
Of the French government for the transport of troops
This fact most aughably contorted and exaggerated
and goes show the excited Of the public mind An
Italian gentleman assured that the French had found
their way the heart of lOmbardy by concealng them
selves in chests think he must have been dreaming OF
a second siege Of Troy.
Yesterday (22d) the anniversary of the outbreak
in Venice in 1885, and disturbance anticipated but
every thing went of without any dsturban whatever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Paris March 26 correspondence Of the Independence
Begel
Il appears that the Council Of Ministers held the Tue
res On Wednesday highly important In certain re-
gops ideas not yet pacific as might be supposed
from appearances The language of the Miteur in an
nouncng the demand for Congress having been made
by Ruesia has greatly asoDshed people who knew
that England had previously asked for Congress- The
Emperors object in thus putting Russia forward sholo
hoc intimate The relations be.,oee the too Po,oes and
conrey the impression that in Of cGy, Russia ould
ioin France The great diplomatic activity which has
lately prevailed at the Russian Embassy in Paris has been
remarked and diplomacy which nothing escapes, has not
failed to notice fact that Prince Napoleon who habu
ally declines all dinner invitations has lately dinea with
N Keselef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

by well drie' chorus OF my voices Az regards the
actpg, were premature TO give sober criticism, when
the magna and outer senses excited by the
scenic spler ldor, hustle and animation.
M an Mrs. Barney Williams are amusing the
CLASSIC cwelers in shoredich at the Standard, while
the IT. Alian) have migrated, with William and Susan,
10 SAdler's Wells. Mr.. Creswick and Miss Esworthy
are showing their tragic talents of TO the trans.
portines at the Surrey and Mr.. Charles Mathews
ard his wife are nightly playing Dazzle and Lady Gay
Spanker in Bourccaults London Assurance The two
rival managers of the Italian Opera companies are still
squabblpg and as the dispute has become personal it
may give some employment to the gentlemen OF wig and
gown Both however, are meanwhile doing their utmost
TO obtain the palm Of excellence upon their opening night
Coyen Garden opening on Tuesday April with verds
an Trovaore"-the part Of Leonora by Sguora Lott,
that of Conte d Luna by Debassani assisted by Tag
ia1co, Neri, Baradi, Lucchesi and MILE Older
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13
THE EUROPEAN PEACE QUESTION.

The Alliance Between France and Russia
The Mission OF Lord Cow1ey-The Russian
Peace Observation-Disclosures Despatch
Of Count CavOur-OplnIons or the Eng
fish, French, Sandman and Austrian
Press, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

burg is said 70 have been appointed Commander ehei
Of the 9Th federal corps darnte.
The following news items were telcgraphed from Lon
don on the morning Of the 3Oth uit. -
The death of the Countess of narrowly is announced
The Spirit OF the Age has arrived from China with
sec 900 lbs Of tea.
The London Herald speaks of the probability Of loan
Of ssooo,O0o to cover deficiency that amount, and
that the Of the Bank Of France having been
already resorted to- win be necessary 10 apply else
where.
The Herald adds that the circumstance that variety
lean transactions ny be concluded If hostties shall b
prevented induces capitalists to exercise greater
than would otherwise be the case.
The Melbourne mails Of Feb. reached England on tn,
Goth March The details add Dothng of Importance TO thu
news already teegraphed.
The heavy portion of the Australian mail is expected e
reach Southampton on Thur sday.
The India and China Yaais arrived in London at five
O'Clock this morning, and despatched 70 Liverpool
and Manchester by early train.
The cape Of Good Hope mails from Table Bay down e
Feb q he'd reached England Commerce at the Cape wai
prospercss. Provisions In good demand
Peace had been maintained along the frontier.
The Cork Reporter Of the 26th uit says
The of royal mail steamers owned by the Liverpool
and New York Steamship Company will sail fortnightly
diroct from this port To Irish emgrants this line will h
up want long felt and do away entirely with the Old
fashioned system OF going hence TO Liverpool anu passing
this harbor in some weeks after on their way 10 New
York by sailing ships
The Cunard screw steamer Jura, from New York, ar
27ib and the Europa reached Liverpool at nine O'Clock
DCtl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of THE CITY OF BAL IMORE.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Tie Peace Congress to Meet in
Baden.
Sardlnia and the Italian States to be Ad-
nitted But Not to Vote

ARnAnEsrs IN AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

this country for the express purpose of negotiating with
Lord Palmerson basis OF an arrangement Of the IOm-
bardo. Piedmontese question.
After Intellectual attempt 20 arrange that basis on the
23d Of May, and TO which Intellectual attempt Lord Pal
eystou alluded In his reply TO Mr. Whteside on the oath
the Austrian plenp0tentary enclosed Lord Pamerston
statement which he deemed solution of the oueation
In this memorandum is stated that Lombardy would
to belong TO Austria and would be Free either 10
remain independent TO unite herself to any other Italian
state che herself might choose. She would take upon her
SELF the other band proportonate share of The Ana
TRAN national debt which would be transferred
and rrcvocaby to Lombardy The Venetian STATE would
remain under the sovereignty OF the Emperor il would
by the representatives OF the country Themselves without
the Intervention of the Imperial government and
scented Mt me central government Of the monarchy by
the relations between and the central govern
ment Of The empire. The Venetian administration would
be presided over by an nrchduke vceroy who would re-
side at Venice the Emperors lieutenant The Venetian
State would support the charges of its own administration
and would contribute 10 the central expenses of tho
narchy such as the maintenance Of the Imperial the
diplomatic service &c, in proportion IN is resources
taking for bass the fact that the united
the annual payment Of about 600 Of orins The We
nean State would be charged for M share OF the national
debt, with an annual payment proportonae 70 its re-
Iombardo Venetian kingdom would have paid a. s quota
10 900 600 Of forms yearly, and this charge would be
be the poica events OF the future the Venetian state
will alone be responsible for that sum-"
On the 80 Of June following lord ra,merston replied
therefore, would be unwilling to enter upon negotiation
which in their opinion, offered prospects Of success
and TO mako proposal which they feel confident before
hand that ono Of tho parties would positively refuse
10 accept And he then proceeds 70 make the following
Offer IT. then, upon full consideration Of all the cir.
tho present case the Austrian government
shoud feel disposed not 70 withhold ~ assent 70 an ar
which, being framed upon the principles stated
in your memorandum o. the Oath umo with reference
20 ombardy should include also such portions Of the Ve
netian territory be agreed upon between the re-
spcctvc parties, her Maesty would lose no
time in setting on foot negotiation founded upon such
baes.n On the 18th Of July, writing 70 her Maesty's
E,p'e o. the Gaze SIMPLY bm;'ha her yaesys govern
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26
PulDit Clan Tran.

The New York correspondent of the Baltimore
c. Advocate says that Dutch Reformed minister
of that city recently advertised in the papers that
he would preach at certain time and place on
% The Eagles nest - that Methodist pastor an
nounced that he would preach on " The battle cry
of the Church-forward. march," and that another
minister of the great city conceived the idea of
getting up little scenic effect which he executed
on this wise g He selected for his subject the
crucifxion, and his sexton, when he got to that
part of his discourse where he described the dark
ness overspreading the heavens, that he should
draw down the gas, giving just light enough to
make the darkness visible True to his instruc-
tions the sexton posted himself accordingly, and
waited patiently for the sublime and awful pas
sage. At length, with impassioned tones, he heard
the preacher exclaim, And there great dark
ness over the heavens whereupon be drew off the
light. But he not practical scene manager,
he had become too much excited by the sublime
description, and, alas put out the light entirely.
This was more than the preacher bargained for,
and be was cOnlounded and unable TO proceed.
Some of the trustees of the church, unable to ac-
count for such wonderful occurrence, especially
at that particular time hurried out TO the lobby,
and finding the sexton inquired what was the mat
ter. Greatly to his chagrin and modification, as
well as that of the preacher, he was obliged to ex-
lain"-ICal. Christian Advocate.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26
An Ugly Snuinf.

A butcher, who was afflicted with that obliqui-
ty of vision known as strabismus, was about
slaughtering bullock, and employed a little ne
gro boy to stand by the bulls neck, grasp his
horns and hold his head steady, so that he--the
butcher-woud have a certainty of knocking him
down. As the butcher raised his Ak in the air,
he seemed to be looking directly at the negro, in
stead of the bullock. g Look here, look here,
hossy,'' exclaimed the darkey, with great deal of
nervous trepidation, 50 is you gwine to strike whar
vou is lookin'l" ''Of course 1 am, you black
seoundrel, - was the reply. :" Den you get some
BODY else to hold de bullock CALCULATED the negro;
.s YOU isn't gwine ter knock dis child's brains
out ="
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26

A PERILoUs TRIP UNDER DIFF1CULTHs.-The
Nerada Democrat says that VIM. Foster, formerly
a resident of that place. arrived at Nevada, about
a week ago, having made the trip alone from Fra
ser river, overland 1t seems he got into difficult
ty at Fort Yale, and killed q man named Davis,
and a reward of fifteen hundred dollars was offer
ed for his apprehension by the British authorities.
Believing that he could not get justice there, he
started for California, and reached Nevada in six
weeks after leaving Fort Yale.-.akG California.
Poor fellow! Was there no hemp in British
Columbia, that he couldn't " get justice!"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26
For Sale or Lease.

For Sale or Lease.
TTHAT NEW AND COMMODI0Cs RETAIL STORE on
Maunakea facing Hotel street, Honolulu
ly occupied By Z. Hoffman, I'd. Enquire Of
MELCHERS CO or
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
ltf Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26
HOTELS sc.
Joe ROderick is On Hand !

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
i RESTAURANT
with his house newly furnished where he will continue
his patrons with the choicest the market affords Cap
officers Of the ships will find this place
and all they desire the Of civil walters excellent
plies and first cooks.
N b. Particular invited to his private
where parties be all with meals, weekly
order. I9-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26
For Sale or Lease,

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF KING
i and Maunakea Streets, held in fee Enuuire of
MELCHERS CO-.Or
JOHN MONTGOMERY
l-tf Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-26

OHuPoTEScE OF LovE.-Love has made grave,
equity statesmen fight duels; the soldier, fly from
bis colors pedans, fine gentleman; and the
very lawyer, poet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31
More Corrupt,iop.

1t will Be recolected that W hen the Indian war
debt OF Oregon was presented to Congress year
or two ago. amounting to the enormous sum of six
millions OF dollars. We demo unced it at the time
- palpable and gigantic fraud We demon.
strated. BY facts and figures, that no such debt
could have been honestly contracted.
The truth Of the matter is at last coming out
The Military Committee of the House of Repre-
sentatives has had the matter under consideration
and have Uncovered the mcst astounding frauds.
The Committee declare that instead Of six mil.
lions being due. the cls i'm should not Justly
amount TO more than one million, at the outside
Thus. they find, in the accounts, pistols charged
at fi!ty Ave dollars apiece, muskets at one humid
red and twenty Eve dollars, oats at Eve dollars q
bushel. hay at one hundred and twenty dollars q
ton-and other things in proportion. In this way
has this gigantic claim bean made up. Congress
cannot order the payment of such claim withou:
the individual members being justly subjected to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-31

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE MARSH TRourE.-Lii
tie Mary Marsh Fatally Barat.- Macon Georgia,
Jan. 27.-Little Mary Marsh, the celebrated
taking fire while performing at the Theatre. She
is so terribly burned tia. the physicians despair
Of her recovery. Mrs. Marsh and Miss Georgiana
Mously were also severely, but not dangerously.
burnt while endeavoring to save little Mary from
injury by the fire.