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Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

MANUFACTUREs.-In noticing the Boston
dry goods market, the Traveller says that the
We0len manufacturers are realizing handsome
profit on their goods. Many of the mills have
contracts on hand that will absorb all they
manufacture for some months ahead.
The manufacturers of cotton goods are in
many instances advancing prices on certain
styles. The Atlantic Mills have advanced on
their heavy sheetings. The stock on hand of
all description of cotton goods is small.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

Ladies VIII find by looking ut the advertisement of
Gross strauss, that they offer great bargains in En-
broideries, Laces Dress Trimmings and Fancy Goods
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF NEGRoEs.-One
of the most extraordinary sales of slaves-not
so much on account of their number as the
prices obtained for them, although even the
number was very large--was made at prblic
auction, at the village of .Autaugaville, during
four days of last week. One hundred and
seventy slaves, belonging to the estate of Rich
ard Morton, were sold on twelve months time,
with interest added, for the enormous sum of
average of S941 and fraction over. In the
large number composing the lot were old and
young halt and ame and one deaf and dumb.
A girl aged II, black and field hand, brought
$l925. A young fellow was bid off for $2l60.
--Montgom7y Confederation.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

Gy- Gov. Banks has appointed A. S. Coffin,
Of this city, Justice of the Peace
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

U. S. Commissioners Court at Savannah, on
the Sd inst, DIR. Dukes physician testified to
medical treatment upon certain negroes who
spoke no language that he understood. He
did not know where they came from, nor any
thing about them. One died, and two were
spirited away, having suffered some time from
the itch, pneumonia, and pleurisy. Lieut..
Upshur was then sworn, but, before proceeding
to examine the witness, counsel conferred to-
gether, and District Attorney Ganahl asked
Judge Henry to commit the prisoners to answer
before the next term of the United States Dis
trict Court. Judge Henry replied that the
evidence before him was sufficient to warrant
their committal, and he would do so unhes-
tatingly. The Court then adjourned.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

How TO PRESERVE YOUR PAPERs.-Nearly
every day, some anxious subscriber comes to
our office and says, "The carrier has not left
my Spy this morning" Now, the carriers
have really sins enough to answer for; but
every sin laid at their door, is not theirs. The
wind carries off some papers, while the storm
destroys still more. The loss, of at least a
part of these, is chargeable to the subscribers
themselves, because they provide no shelter
for the papers after they reach their respective
doors. If such subscribers will each provide
a little 6or, with cover to protect the paper
from the weather, and place the same in
proper place, THE SPY will always be found
there, and in good condition. We think it
looks well enough to be entitled to fair usage.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

o1- A severe snow storm visited Cape Cod
yesterday About eight inches fell.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

FIRE IN HoLDEN.-The workshop of James
Hawkes. was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. There was an insurance of $1,000
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12
SAILING DAYS OF srEA usm1ps.

The mails for California close the Boston Post Office
at NJ on the ith and 18th of every month"; 90 for
GOTH ~ va w ~ "'
i, me Havana Steamers leave New York the ID 7th
on the 4th and 18th. " ~
The New York Steamers of the I'd 18th are the only
ones under strict contract with government to sail on
ther appointed days The Charleston contract kept up
tho year round. f -
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

10 Counterfeit 5's on the Woburn Bank
arc In circulation.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-12

70 The new Post Office in Boston, located
in Summer street. will be opened in February
The location is bone of great contention,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-02

BabiuStpu, 1. Aprtt. Sin 8tief
pom COMMANDER Dos Ser. CT. Griessldiffe8
5aUannab, oatirt 8era @ru3 cen IL. WRdrS be
ltitIBt Die friipere 9tadri1t, baB Wtlramcn aes
lhlagen wuree une bic 2iberalen iut Snnern
IteSrei4 linO, il Dap tie ani Die Daupt(taot U1ee
rico lcsriden.
@S 1T mabrideinlid, DAP Gr.6enator Scnes
bon Soma Die Dfiitcn na9 BO9ct1 bod nod
lnaebmen miro.
llm Die Stelle peS Batent.@ ommilfdrs ba6en
id l4cu 20 Perlouen 9emelDet. Die @rueus
nuns wirO erlt in nd4lter Br4e ltattfnoen.
8af1tn9tcn, l. 9prtl. Nad beute
bier etnselaufenen Offi5teIlen Nadri9teu bat Die
Ser. ct. Oanpffresatte am 16. Sanuar Boul>
6ap erreidt. In BOrO befanD li6 Der bisberiae
Ser. ct, @elanete fir China. 6r. 9teeo er
reiste aul Is. nad Sue3 ab. Ole 5re9atte bate
Sinsappre uno eini9e 0dfen BON @eplon beiudt.
Sic erntete ii6eraI 8epunperun9. Na9 eini.
gen GaSen mcate le uad benz Gap Der 9uten
9offnun9 ab9eben.
8afbtn9tou, 1. Gprtl. Das 4nsbleis
Zen DeS en9l. Dampfers Curacao, Der l1nslt
nit oeul neuen ea9l. @eIauDten, Qoro Qpcns,
bGtte in annapOlis etntreffen lOQsn, errest 9rOBe
Belor9ntB.
Oas Sabinet beriebt beute iber Central. Nue,
rita. llebeg bic lesteu Gprsause bat eS nod
feline Offi5ielen ga4ridten unb tonute pesbal6
aud nod uidts beidlolien werDen.
Der Ser. ct. @cmnli1dr fHr Baraauab, Sr,
8cmlin, iprtdt in eiuem S9retben all Den
Staatsietretar Die 6offnuns auf cine friepliGe
GhItftuuo aus.
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GurDpdifaDe Naebrtebten.
@nslamb.

eafs9 @mglan0.
DaS in 2onbon erIdeiuenOe italienif6s 8iatt
y Penlierp 60 a3ione" entbalt cine Grtlaruas
Wa55ini'S seSen Die iaroiniia , franjSfiGe
Sryesspclltlf. Die 6ran5Olsn leien nidt gu Be.
l~reiern Stalieps b%eruIen, feline Nation meroe
ourA Die Waffen elmer aurern Nation beTreit.
Wenn far Od5 9oluu98port: rSin1us nit ben
0eltreidern !" nlAt npinau8 nit ben 6remDs
gelest pesoe, fSnne Der &rieS ME ia,
tipnal percen. Die @rfldrun9 1T NIT 153 tia
tienildea uateridrifteu perleben.
s.aae Seuti1lan0.
Berlin u, WRar5, Die neue PreuBil9e
3eltunS ldrelbt:
Prluaibrieien, aber 5uperldiligen, aus Ba.
rs entuebmen mir 6ol9enoeS (: gtuG benz, mas
man bier (PariS) bot, it idpn Ieit Slbren in
Gurln l6er bic 9eiratb DeS Yrin5en 1eapelepn
unp Der prinseilia GlOtilpe unterbanoelt NOR.
BEN. Souls NupOleou bate feline Hnterltlsuns
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(Serlnauta Nauuerelu yG0.

Dteler TIM auten sort @rin brsrlftn, geFesH pat IN iesttr
8erj te!a srtt6 8sIS ~SerttrtdeR NAB laptf AGs, tte
ITO Steiet gsrstn ausai4ltestn paai@ea, en-. ~ @' 4. Aprti
us nos 8 uor TN 8eletusipt1l bt perr1 9sto, Rp 49, Sao
powarpnsaee, 3wil8sn 9es- nb pi!ttr1gel s~tn5aFnoen, gDD
Bic otette @tnaaplung it0ttt bet, IN tseet aAoern 3elt ntm ut
Detb Ginf6retouneen %ent3S8e1,
Sn etntS II gDp@en ptre wtgbsr @e!c osrtrt&en.
OGate. 80 d 9rafOtas. 5sPn 5ttO, 29aBnstter.
GlR u. Samber . freSGr
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Die 4Ritsts sr otelss geretn@ wlrOsn qOFt UT beraH sfin-
uert, pas ie @efeSbu9er test ffrtrg fnb Enb na1ttem stltt-
rod Dn 6. 4priG 4beaDs agr IN @Grpfan8 ,seaomaen wsr
oa tOnaeH, no aa@ 3a8iela 0e 3es@tseHDaRt aGtttapet ua6
bic grfs ~GtnSaplun8 eHsSegeg genOmnrea NITRO 0ur otetenEs
aeu, 10 l6e G@ NOD an OttfeH D0bicr8dnIiEttn Veeetn aasa.
ialtescn wani4ea, lei IS telasrit, eB tstae @tnl@tstbigeDub-
rem Is aahlt nerten u1b ts Mntbetl dHf 200 O0aar geieSt 1T
nit 30 gentS auadee per 26oAe Ste Wertanipsunssn fntsn
natt: sde rem Gaarp. unp Wiomtggmprgtr. bt pxr, II Jfpie,
Martta 8 ammerB10tr D:afp. y. l. e.
nMnO -npnrh JR Ill. Sefrrtlr y. 4.
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x)ie reGp. &brenntt9Etebsr be5 Baltimore cans erbun6eSt
Ipnte Aae, wede as gu Usroea ,runi6en, fub effuDf, Der am
W5nfGa ben 4. Aprtl Abeap5 8 abr in pUr y iGe4ante's 3dA"
Mp. 49, a8et>5a9stetr3 fatlFnbsnest Delesaiea.Uerfamm
lung betsuppbnfu. I'm no BET Der 9DdbI ier 0etbsaHten
5u EetpeitGen. unb ~uberbaupt @tRf4t Dcn ben S6rdrbrttea
" DEoG9 Wes. . atetuba6. @rdaOeat.
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ten tnDe: fat II dbfeM Gamma zen 2 AFrttI
4benbs 1Hr, ppJH aae t~tif6IieOsr set 0erna:t0nng Der
~BeissItpeR Stsafe bierrar9 ~eta9eIaoen pttees @n NoF-
I9tas; Ate ~esbpbans Der 9ramte besr., fUa sIft4 sttns sur
abttm mInB tcnlrnsn
NffS & OBJ 10. Npthe, &efr. |. =
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dufnertlam 9endHt. cds1 @ttttweA ben o. @prtl, Msenbs
pts6. 4Dty nt9t .rl4etnt bat PIE sefesltb beRtHrte Strafs
dn saplen. IN Au1lage
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Nlice Nnn Bluperetn $50. /.

Dea MtisEtsoera OeltS Betsas otsne ptermis ~, 9ta9tt&t.
bag Die jdprltbe 8.rf1ntniun8 uAo y5dpt eet Seaattn am
NtOutas Dsn 4, 4prtl AbeHbs III HRr %ltaItanbe, HOJa ale
Uttts.ieDer bet 8srmetDans Der ~gslt5r@ta SfraIs s~tn5siabsn
mer6eI. SIN AurI15e pes y. Ut, 70 N SWa1ers
SUt Deturtm Qdrte, oetr.
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u mseriean.(sbe Osaebrieetea

@afbingtOn. Nad ben ueuefen ges
ridteu aus 9licaraSua fam Der Brdlipent fauu
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4phn Pc. Mptbe. sefr.

Olralonte Tranfen, uuter ItlHnlI9s- Oereil.
Oea relp. 0~itstieeern estget @eren5 ptsne tiesat. t Sas
9iadrl DIT, pas ggVatag ". enp Yub Oea4 aprl oe pterte :
~tabrlldDe DeatralpefantmIun i'm i~ettHer'aen 91tGi, ,vfeEa"
mics DGa" Rp. i52 gDelsSa9stteHf., tastFnPet
: SIN Muitraae i. Stetn, @efr.
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@olunbla7GoSe Jep. II. u. -. >. y.
Dte MttalteDer steieg 9ose wirbeu ptsrent auf8ssrbtrt,
10 III Der am DtsntGg ben 5. Aprtt, Aben0e ia npt, G63ls
palienOea r S~elmGBtsea SsrfGrtmlHns re4t taeltet9 elHSafa-
ben, tnpern wt3ttee @el1afte 5as G~rieptgan8 p0rHs8en
= SIN AuftrGge @5etnr. 91rt8, Sffr.
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SrIint Qoae SEQ. 10. .. 9. 3. S.

Die Wftts!teper pofssr 2pse Derben bterpurA auEsefertert,
am Disnfas ben 5. Aprtt b. s. 4tsnes7 uRr TN Ssrlamn'
lunaslDfale punttstn Az erIGetnen, inpera bte neuen SslsBs
aur @nnabne ~pDrstlsst rosr6en, anb tbenfAas iOu etn t.ees
0ittsleO fetae 5ausnumuer fortified. an ben Sstrtlar aese-
ben Bet her ~selesIiGsn 9ttnFe. Aae Nt3sri4etnsaot paOsa
fb ben Bel@lnnen Der Wtehrgett 81 fa8en.
sMD SIN NMftraae bse s1ae SDbn Mnf6. @sf,.
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s. Gu0entetWe9 SanOerfeet.

Die Dtleedten oes Dalttmpre SGnGetbuMoee RnD erlu e.
aA am Gdmrag ben 9. IrrtI A5eaos s ubr in Der Wtedba-
ne's pau" etn3AhnoeH, R' e5el3afse BON ~4ci9tt8fett ~ er-
D6s @eS 9. Stetnba6, grdRoe nt.
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pemrp wolf. Ssirstar =. !.
N}1llpnaL Naupefeln l(c. 2.

Ote Witglteoer eenaanten Nerein5 werpen bterEntt In &snns.
n6 acIeSt, baS Canning ben Z. ZIP tgpte i1prIt@e @eneral1ess
lantInlaag aaD DtGra.Enpa9t fanftabtt, WDaap su rtpstns
KS Spbu y. TO tin IN r. 81
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9eene unb biui9e
8 q p e t { n

II DCtp. 10 y(pCDFWuHIIlHEP
Der untsrsel6nete Edit ittss bas srEste 9GseE ppu
EGpeten
Don bem neaeaeu. eefbmadSOAtsa Wtafer lr edben, parVrs,
Speifesin,nter. Wirtbsfuben. &dGIe U n ebenic fetHe sever.
bDrbs un5 @Drbause. 2tnnen, 8itnbs, @entttantfae CQattenl
unb ROAr. N,enben, &infasbdnb, SdnHr uno 9uafen an
Sanb ipeihe or au ben biatsRen pletfen pertauft. &ae, welde
ioI1e GoGen 81 taufrn wunfGeu, iSaten it& metne Waareu
anb bic WrtisIite tasg a%niebsn, ebe lie nnoerSru tnufen
militia m .. griffith. -
SIR 10 WdDfr., e~e9enAber Der G~triffirdse.
Rcebaors Nasraben msrben auf Seteaung a~nAsferttat unb
Sosstcn BON ben sefen Wrbettern f&nsI un6 gut a~ufssnra&t
27Di1rt6M
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Ste SebrtHnpeR es 5Ortn1erb Ii5t sbres begiaaen am IPp i
tag ben 4. AprlI Mor8ens s l1pr, an pelaen Iaee pie 8,r.
feBang Der perfGtebsnen 8ldaen tattfnbet.
<ern, Dtlbe esf0nnen tab, tbra &tnoer meiner @auule an.
SuOertrauen, RMb ireunbttAft erju6t, lore anmelbnnsen TN
Sntereie Der 0ebrer unb Sduier lObatD pta n6gli6 Ut raabta,
Ap2.. &. Rndnb. Np. Il q. Nrehtifhr
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SrDpflNn NttN.
Olnseine.

Die BrCCflpn Go. brtnst bternit sur Nnistee, baB BITE 5dupt
M8ertur perrin Spft & o II b ltbertrasen tn, Icmte, bGB bic
Offte Der G%Umpa8nte mad fttnem 5aaie, 2tebttr, Nr, 235
Der Stlfr. ge9enuber, perlest TT.
9err 10 ub = TT beSolmG@ttat, ntersM8snte G%nsufel-
len, @srtdafe anb eenfe absuf6liesea uo 3apIun8sn fur bts
&~pmpagnte In @mpfdna gu nepmen.
Baltimore, ben "a, Ws6rs 1859.
1913 49, tGls, 2,5Mpl Mug. @rG@t DrdNtent. 8
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&0aer:Nter Sa0er:N5ter.

8ergbDus maO 3 fOtta'8 2agerDtcr
bef QuaIttdf, ntre BON 5ente an iehen Sag TIM ,Srtehbibtp-
opufs' No IA u. 6rebertdtr. tet fstf0 Der3aPft.
Gn} -. q IN O
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RiUnsz&AaanIe
Sc. SiunpN'fc1e Gd1IEe4

Oas S0mnter-S emefsr Der 8DnsfbHle besinnt am IlOns
Tag ? "a. Hpftt. AameiouH8en sur NufnaD ~ neusr S1lter
tGnnen tn Gsnte Der Is 3de aemaht nerben Mn21m
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4 eIegr9pDsitvc JeacbricDten
arb. atttmpre aDeder
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3lin Nerfamf.
) 69R gan5 gutter yticr(teiAer bei
3mf1r 2qltT.

sssss. 90 gder Qaab mitsuten @staaiiaFeaea, 10 3.
assssg Dpn Der Staet nabeRer QanStraee unb in Der eeIan
Asssk beften Sesenb, tl0I5 older an ber Nprtbern Central.
Axs1A@iienbdbn 30 81 ellen Sn Der Stabt mil 0e6iuSen
~ I'D : an br aften 5rebertd 0pab, gut a~ngebaut; f07 Adsr
ttbHut n Ger Staot ctneetaufdt; 6 Mder an Der nitta 5reb1ria
Wede "a AReile cpn DtOunt be Cafes 1870 &der am 9Balbinas
tpn.eonDwe9e, - Wteilen SSn Der 5tGbt; = 6Gufer in 6ome
aibfr., napt @~ainbsnfr. Lin Qesf Q~omoatbtr in Gas.
sttehr 2 tn 2erin8tCnffr. 1 In 5Tontfr. { in Sra.tRres Sc
1 II 5anppertr. 2 tn Wtulbsrtpfr. uMD nebrere anbere ID
psri9isbensn @esenben Der Stabt. 9pts al permtetben in
g1ef 9aIttnpreitr., Wcnunsnt, Gas nnb Gsc&l6errufft, nnt
S~rSabnap.- 5ranh Su pertaateu IN Y Dabwap Srunbreaten
II Dertaufen, @IodRr unh Wprri9
Npi5-S Np. IS Iasettearoke
80 H1nfbrtefe Wttett-&pntrafts, Eetainen mt Guber-
lNrtftit9e gapierGt O~is gDaifene % frt@tss@3acfa ie $40.
befens hsirrat.
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SdubOIs
DIN Tarmer, Mflanser uno
0SicberDerfdufer.

Su Attbeilun3sn ron e svGcnne bis 3u
500 Gonnen gu N9en ,srsBrciIet.
Die Ge(@rdafun8fn, pelDe btSber Ben @srfauF ron CSuoms
aaserbai6 et1eS StaateS ~SerbSten, Tnb sa eebpben rsrbsa
unb MIR itst int Stenbe, 8eRslungen aus aaen @saenben ber
Ser. Staaten aus3utubren.
Mlsr bn unspestauf2r @uanr ptrb fur d9ten ptrsFt mad
Baltimore tmpcrtitten q oanp, earantttt
Garmtrn lttfern wtr auf ~Seaelune ten beaen Wert nutfden
Ga0no, glepaaG De 8nres unb @o's. Saver. gbsspbpr.Gau.
rem Sail, fpwie alien fOnfiaen Dingsr unD sflbfaamsn- an
hen btlteifsH @renen. Hpbert Gnrner,
Mpr1, Lii Hs $40. AZ SIb-Brieorthfr. Balttmpre.
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~ Us. Gdb n~duffer, Q1sdtrsOffce.
SOS. 0emDfr. Surm.Serein
Gin Spantae ben 8. b. Wt., prdetie8 rtr abenbs, wtrS
0err Werntd aus Waihin9tcn
la srpsen SaaIs hes WsFetnsseOtales. 800 9~rattfra6e aber
bic Notbwenoisfeit u. ben Wertb Der @ec9ra
pble uamentlid fir Die &enntniB Der Naturs
unb @ulturwi6enl9aft."
SFentltGen 0crtrae baIten.
Der @tntrttt TT fret. SIR Damen fnb eine NnsabI
Sise reIsrDtrt. lin 5t6rIneen su Dermetben, fam Der 8utritt
mad 8eetnn be8 BCrtraes nt9t n1ebr %FdttEnbea.
9 Das SpectGI.Gpmtte -
3iDnsfircbe.
@eosnRaub bes gOrsrass am SUnnta8 Mor8sm;
8 NelislSie @r3tsbung.
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Is. N5enfel'S GSciyuIe.

.. Us Ode BON YNe un0 NlbOrAltr.
Mpnta8 ben 4. Mprtl begtnnt oGs 9 mers9 g me,
ter tn bieitr IN ait unb rperesa neae S2&lisr auf3enp n men
@tae 9 rlfuu m metner @0ulfr nebt Seben, nel0er Hb bds
fur int rcffrt, wSbrsnb Der ubltaea cd i5stt fret pen gduI.
Yardcen bn tb tetn 5reanp.
SNt +. 6euReL
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Musgesei6netcr @laB fit eiaen meneu
Qa0erbierialann.

Der llnttrsei6rete punfbt fein erObeS SretaS Sless 6eus
an Der Slbfeue ron grdttifgn6e nabe 6reener &c al prrnaie.
teen 9afsibe ftbt Bon Der Strase ;ugG5 rnb Bat In ser
drUnt NIB af Der Seize sinet pnbl4en @arseu, bar nit ne.
Mtg unt0Rtn in stnena Nngsrbtersdrtsn crftr 8iaHs bsreert&
ter wtrbeH, iDnnte. Sur etnen eutrn Mtett r wirb bic Eeu c
btItg asfeui. Ndtsres bet NIfreo s. Metb,
RSW 90. 337 gBef sBaltinnerehrdfe
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&nnO /!

unter3sI6nstsr naGt lsinsn Greunben aub 8e.anaten pier,
m : tetaant, bag ef feins 26trtbf9aft son MR, 20 nG& Ne. 81
9drrtfcnhr. rerIeSt ia unb iptrb b~tefe!1e nabfen Mpntaf
nil etnsm Gelitaten Qun1 ~erGfneH,
I'm 3lqIreiAsn Seiud piEtet
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Neme Ausei0en.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS ON ME
DISARMAMENT BY NAPOLEON.

IrioM sne FArB Constltutonnel, July 40
france oMarme Her regiments and her fleets arc In
snort Time 70 pc brought within the restricted strength Of
.ace emsDnsnnent We do mot yet know what eject
VIII De produced abroad by this important vbcn
is due TO the generous initiative OF the Fmperor IN Crance
ought nos 20 surprise any one for ID there we'll known
that tne imperial word Is not empty one that bis Ma.
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THE PEACE IN EUROPE.
Z II
FRENCH OPINION or THE NEW CONFEDERATION.
From the Paris Steele, AuR. 81

From the Paris Steele, Aug 81
We do not desire zee hay obtain Confederation sim.
nas 70 that Of Germany We believe that in such Con-
federation 1t would be difficult for the States composing
70 come 10 an understanding and that such would
give NO strength 70 Italy. Since what desired ia the
un'ncaiion or that country TO give the OF
epabrs the ns,,on 20 act, Confederation Of very dK
ierept lind ought 10 be Confederation Of the
populations rather than Confederation of states Yee
We wiz not deny x, desire for Italy central elective
REPRESENTATION, 10 which. puoIeIy freely Piednon.
tese uscsns, Romans. Ncapoans Venetian, can dis
cuss NE general interest pf their common counry Inc
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are 70 b two days 1 in PARA 1Se troops make snsir
snssy On The l4sa.
Tho Pari Bourse hsd been ss but the I'd Of August
was very nSm and animated, and advanced nearly
per cont The rentes closed At 69f SOC.
The disanecton among the late East Indian troops in
Bombay had increased 70 open mutny.
me United States steamer PoShatan was on shore
near woosupg. but would BIO got OF. Mr. Wards pro-
gress would net be delayed on tia. account.
nsde was duh in Australia.
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itsAn Diet ought not, IN our opinion, - BIO CONFESSED
M delegates q tn, populations SOcn Diet can alone
make known 70 Italy her real wants, ana
knows the wants OF Germsny-wno paolishes
bem9 rhe Diet accomplshes In . sort OF 80
ciecy and silence the little II does the 'useres,s
Of Germany discussed IN the face OF Germany.
Il. Soriahd, on the contrary, and IN America. the cetfG
nataena. representation, freely slecd. Is The true dtsctes
uona Italian representation, that the Italian stions in
tersss ought to be discussed In the constitution OF Rou
to elect the union and IN charged 30 prepare common
laws, customs union, common CONS defensve measures
and national life We told thar il II desired estao
ish similar Institution in Iey Bat without denying tie
advantages. believe thst il would suffice On the
contrary, what magnificent epesscle would DO great
public Italian counci composed terms Of equality o.
the delegates of the populaopsi many deputies
such popufpSopi What life for Italy What action
ana how quick would DO the ama'g ama.ion DO" efec'
lively would the nationality be coDsLitutedi Bad 0ooyn
ments 'ooud no nger houc the means Of dh9utn9 their
as Jreta ne knoutdge Of Earpe; and mere would be 90
have been the csgrace most of the Italian governm nts
RUSSIAN OPINION OF THE REORGANIZATION OF THE
DUCBJEs
Tbe Nord Of Brussela OF Jolly 81 contains the follow
nsrte Italian duchss are acIive'y preparing 10 mani
Test their Opinions the subc, Of TO the ancient
order OF things which diplomaisis disposed 10 ad
vise. IN excnsrge for certain political the
part Of the soveyegps. IN Tuscany, and Modena aso
there appears little inclination to accept any
promise, especially siDce there be security,
ereus preceoeDts prove that the concessions will be
at erwsTcs witbdawn.
Our sd,,ces clearly establish that absolute uuanim,y
does not EXIT In favor OF annexation TO Piedmont every
BODY Anxious for Independence and Constitutional
liberty The Provisional Government decided that
the representatives Of the shall DO doubled
Der for the Constituent assembly, in order that all
opinions may be beard, and the utmate decision &C
h ssoSsa ~. M ssoas %
comprise all Citizens above twenty one years
ofsge
REPLY OF Plus TIE NINTH TO NAPOLEON.
correspondent Of the Paris Unpers gives the follow
Dg as the Of the popes to the Emperor