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sTArIsrICs OF SUICIDE.

A work on suicide, recently published by 0
Frenchman, NJ. Lisle, states that in Frslre.
from 1886 to 1852, inclusive, there were atty
tive thousand one hundred and twenty six sui
cides, or mean OF three thousand and sixty
six year. Before 1886 the proportion was one
suicide to every seventeen thousand six hun
drsd and ninety three inhabitants In 1886 it
MAS one for fourteen thousand two hundred
and seven; and in 1852 II had risen to one for
nine thousand three hundred aud forty. In
1873 and 1889 England had one suicide for
every fifteen thousand nine hundred inhabit-
ants; France one for every twelve thousand
four hundred and eighty mine. Between Lon
don and PAris, for the same years, the differ
snoe 10 yet more remarkable, the figures being
for london one in eight thousand two hundred
and fifty, and for Paris one in two thousand
two hundred and twenty-one. The north Of
France 10 the most prolific in suicides; nearly
half Of the whole number belongs to the north,
which has increased its own ratio by one third
The north has one in six thousand four hun
dred and eighty-three; the east one in thirteen
thousand eight hundred and fifty 1--we; the south
one in twenty Thousand four hundr red and fifty.
seven; The department of the Seine, which
includes Paris, has risen with frightful rapid
ity; but Paris and Msrseilles, and all large
centres are the foci Of suicides to q very
striking extent. Russia stands the lowest Of
all European States in the scale-her suicides
being only one in forty-nine thousand one
nunoIeo ana eignty-t Two, while Prussia has
one In fourteen thousand four hundred and
four; Austria one in twenty thousand nine
hundred; New York one in seven thousand
seven hundred and ninety -seven; Boston one
in twelve thousand FIVE hundred; Baltimore
one in thirteen thousand six hundred and
nifty; and Philadelphia one in eleven thou
sand eight hundred and seventy three The
author maintains that suicide Is not always
sign Of mental alienation, but, like every other
human movement Obey 8 red lava and that
hence, year by year. it can bs fdently pred
icated how many out Of a certain population
will commit suicide. The opinion is expressed
that climate has little to do with the matter,
and the author says that in latitude from forty
two degrees to fifty -four degrees the prppoftion
is one in thirty y-eight thousand eight hundred
ana eighty-two from fifty four degrees 70 sixty
four degrees one in fifty six thousand five hun
dred and seventy-seven Yet the last figures
include Moscow and ST. Petersburg, and fepre.
sent much more rigorous, damp, uncertain
and joyless climate than the FIRST. -,'.i, -
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" TIE Paris Mo"ifeSr has q nobility list Of
~ 'Puens Tor the army Of Italy. 1t 10 headed
g. 'ne Empress Regent and the Prince Imperial
Cr.., francs, Prince Jerome 10, ,u00, the Princes
go o'uoo. all the Marshais' ladies 500 ffancs
,.. an immense number Of State fancaonaries
n the list amounting to 2Is,7fo frsncs.
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GEoRaErowH ADvERT1sRMTs

AhL persons owning propertv On eitbsr ,ide ,of
sTs se Pc between Gonsiss: and Green streets,
July, S5s, to have the footways fronting the sams
Nth good hard hfick and Ia cohformity 70
as IN Al resPe'ts be done in msnner TO be sp-
bs oi oy the undersg nod, Of it will be reec
Al. NO ~ rrnproyemsnt must be completed by the 25th
aat o, ugust nsxt it will then be made by the
haen snd eid for out Of the tax which has
PERSONS interested, who may wish further infor-
maton, can apply st tn. Ma yof's officsf - ;
'H0.5aif HENRY. ADDISON. Mayor.
'a-ss JAMES J. BKkRkTf.. -,
GeSrgetovn, D. c., July 2tst, 1855
TQRSALE OR RENT-The HOUSE No. 1 %,
n West street, Georgetovn, at present oceapied
Daashr: Daaath vest Of Monss1mery sfrsst
ably Known for Its heathfulnsss and its choics So
sMGty sssa,, e. tS m.kS M further
a. toe. Address E. B. ADDISON, agent, Aiexan-
UNA. - - - - jy s-2awtf
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~ =. MoKNEw & MARLOw'S
STRAM FIR WOOD MILLS,
CoRNHI 7rH STREET AND CANAL. 90

Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per oord,
Mood Sawed In pisces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for SIC. per oord.
.- Delivered to any part of the city,
-' Delivered TO any part Of the city, -.-.
- -. Delivered to any part of the city.
Kindling, Cooking, ard Stove WOOD manufac-
tured and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
COAL of all kinds always on hand.
. Terms CASH.
NJ Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every instance. -''-.T-71 - :
McKNEW NARROW.
U Omces-Corner 7th street and Canal and on
6th sereet, between III and streets. =
III Orders sent to either othoe will reoelve per-
sonai attention. .-..-5 .s-. je5-d
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IT. " a herman hung himself at Cleveland ON
He quarreled with his wife sbout
n. Ing ln'o the country, and she refusing IN 90
Nv hnhg himself to be revenged on her =
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;GesS'rgstovn. 2: c., July 2ist, 1883: ;" ~
W. LEWIS PAYNE, 80
w HoLEsALE Bo0TAND SHOE DEALER,

D'sso s''os', Us"sssoDh, u e. - = =
The sttentlon OF the trade 10 respectfully called to
GHAIi;FSKiN eH Il SHOES, for summer wear n
Ny stocf, Of PATENT LEATHERv ~
WORK Is also assorted snd veil worthy of atten-
ton. '-- ..f RI j. - - '"-"'-' - - A
a large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
suitable Tor ssrvants) also on hand and constantly
rT T.Country merchants and Others IN want ar.
invted to call or address me st No. II Bridge st.,
UoOfgetOWn, D. y. 100. an 0-tf
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DLOOK 70 YOUR TNrERESrm

TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DLOoK 70 YOUR TNrKREsrn
By Purchasing your Wood of
p III A PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, at the ne "
once, corner OF 7th and Cana streets, opposite
IL YOu viii not only be sure of full measure.
pieces, IL and spfit-QI any axe desired. - VI
r III tifty cents per cord cheaper than Il il sold
irnn 1 ; ~ oIner ace IN this city,
H His Wood is Of the Best 9uslity,I
~ He has the biggest Carts and BoIes,i IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
Kindling Wood. LII
III All delivered Free Of Charge,( 1T
II Notice. -O 1.-THE above does not show how
20 GET III Rioh-1l il 1t shows whore to get your :
T.. = = iTMoney's Worth -(II
NOV please call at the above ofhcs II = and try
H.AIl You yiii get quarter of a cord Of the best
fof 81 Pieces pie % foT siiS pieoe. a1s &, fT =; fTla
best Oak 2 pieces fl.Nk; pieces Si 50; Z pieces
$lS2x; or the best Hickory. pieces SISn; pieces
StIs pieces 81 All other parts Of . cord at same
OrdeIslsft at 8. W.K. Handy,s. opposite vii
la[ds Hotel; or at Wm Ballanty ne's s Tth street;
or az Pages wharf at the foot Of Tth at propty at
tended 60. ONCE removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner of7th and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fueI
is ID A.PAYNTER. q, PAGES Wharf
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SUMMER RETREATS.
PAVILION

W 'HH'> : REoPENED. !
ING PrxtE. besffssrls essffssrlshHh FhSWd snd gspsIsI WATER
Landing; sltpeted on the Potomac, be- HA9
tween Blsckistone's Island and Pi.ey lGHs
the 18th of June. 80, -
The Propretor beEs leave to state that his Table
tm m,n % supplied with all the delicacies Of the Po
, IN. Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
and psn. .nd Saline BBns,ns Bos..
.Stesmer Columbia uHsss leaves Washington ever,
" e9nesasy at O'Clock a. m and will land at the
l0s Ps s,isIP 8 ssy ;b
LssssEs'0Hn s. MfE,i f%snH9RiIs %HRsHaL As p,op
JoRDAN's W, 8, SPRINGS, :, - c.. :.
Noy 9pes leaving Bssma1s Wsssn,toS WGSsTaa or
HsTpeI; FcsIy J, thence Sy WineSssser ter fA4
same day dsssntioss !. spIHinf. H.fi
a!s sas
wants; hot and cold sulphur hsths. 1Tke wsssr for
spaa sfi S''' '' IoRbSS skd 4 5e
II. Projectors offer tn. .beye springs, together
.s sns
property. Any info5pst.on with references 20 locs-
q ,as s% sos B.mSoi. & s.i%oS3. Ma
ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM.
II PANY, WHITE MOUNTAlNa %
The mani asernent of the "FLUMEu and aPKO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists -
and the Summer Travefthat they will be vfNk9
prepared for the reception of guests on the Hi II
t5 Of JUNE. These Hotels have recsnffy 6asn
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished. Are To-
Gated in the pidst fthe most attrsctiye SoeneSy
ofths M9qnsai1: @ M being in the immedIats vicinity
Route from New York via Norwich and woroes.
" riit:fHsIi d.ySs RoSM2s oeSsi
T.: GS Hndps r.s5 Of sousSeIfn 81 Ssi
small bi. ofthe route a t2.thsi .1ins IN
pal Hotels and peP0s', e sdd5s:; d5s::;s INV -.
ies-2m Pier 1s. NORTH River. y NeAas AsYS9s, Yo,,k.
CrAPON SPRINGS, - = = =
The subscribers would respectfully inform thsi,
friends and the public that they havei. 4
leased the above well known ~0
WATERING PLACE, lE IN
this ,esse embracing the Mountain House, WsddIe
Buidlngs& e.,l and will open for the reception of
visitors on the 2otb of June. 1nvads and Families
can he sooompodated earlier il desired.
A Daily Msll and Telegraph Once within twenty.
three miles Of the place. -
III Circulars or other information can bs had
~ aadIsssing rs as above, or J. N. Buck, Ess, of
Howard House, Baltimore, ~
-'ll -'l:at<g. l:t..,. is: sMMAfPRRRLE' sMfPRRL!
= ll+1T rf prnprl"tnra-
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OPINIONS 9, THE LONDON

I'VE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyers new sauce, untitled the .Sutana's Ssuce
lt MADE after the Turkish recipe; its favor Is ex
oelent, and II affords consderahle aid in oases Of
slow and weak diEestion.-TRe Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce is savory nj a uapt and :. nj
ey; happy combination Of favors and essences
wortay Oft delicate taste off sutana, the genius
oriminating publie."-O6sercsr.
"A o9noentratlon Of al the piqusnt resources Of
turkey ana kussis.'-C Crtttd Ssycice Gazette.
As utiliater Of the appetite this Sauce stands
Alone. TIA most valuable adjunct TO Fish, Flesh
Or S[ Powi; and should be placed on every dinner "a
The Sultsns Sauce is 9 most delicious zsst"-
BtRATS rS. Hay HgAIYEss = 81 cornhill, Boston,
Of II. RIDENOUR, s04 Pc sv.; sHEKELL 4
MILLER, ga Pa. ay-; 81. H. VOSE CO., oorn
or r. AZ and 10th st.; and othsr Grsosrs d
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n ANOTHER ARRIVAL.n
Als w. BATES has just received another oarso
ot that anperloS RED and WHITE ASH COAL
vhSh he he VII dsRoss 3 ssd Sf chsse fqS e, fobIcnr
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please cal before purchasing elsewhere
r.. w. BATES, corner 18th and C sta
N,B.-Wood Cut and Split any size and length.
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FISH.-FISHm E'
800 bbl:. No. New Masdelfne HERRING, in dry
SAT- and brine, a. prefer red: =
Also, 100 bbs. No. old AI.EWIvES,
500 bbls. No new St John ALEWIvES, in store
and for sale in lots to suit -
Also, 90 bbl.. new No. St. Johns ALEWIvES,
now landing per schooner Roseneath, direct
from st. Johns, = ''--'-'-' ~
Also, a few MACkEREL. No. s, largo, and No 2,
In store. -.. = : - - = '
Apply to HARTLEY D. BRO, 3
~ 21w 80 and 101 Water street, 4
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DKNTISTRY, Or,

N, DENTAL. OrICE. . =
d,,i n. M. LOOMS Viii be absent from the cit,
curing the summer months, as usual, but
will return in the fall to resume rrastice <
~ wiil be seenb by further and timely no. SlD
H. DENTAL NOTICE. .-..,.--
IN. HILLS has removed his Office 10 the room,
long occupied by DR.; Malster, tSS Penn'ia -
SSsenre ~ M between sth and 10th sts.,D vhered
his services For professional ABILITY II Am tind,,
permitted to refer to DIR. Master. In
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WOOD AND COAL.

A MOOD AND COAL
~ COMPLETE and full stock of all k,nd, N
FUEL always on hand. ~ ' VI
All orders attended to personally by one of the
Coal Thoroughly screened befors delivery.
w oed delivered, sawed and split apy length and
she, or Simply sawed, or delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing q QUANTITY can take What
measere and have 1t prepared TO order.
III Those wishing to1a in their winter an nj a,
will please remember we wish To keen no aecppnt :,
consequently, If IL Is not convenient to paw cash
they will give Satisfactory paper at short dates.
. IT j. w. NJ GAIT.
III OhoeI,No.thwest corner 18th and c streets
Sn. otv. wharf and Mill-foot Of nth street.
DelON "dt department.. iy p
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~ & w A r r A N G E ENTe
~ , AT THE .-..
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
Ha. S1 GfRka SfYeSf Gsn~ "a m n

81 !. p. w. - 0FeeH stfceS, uS07 t0fcH, III, q,
The underMgned respectfully snnounoe tn thar
friends and the public in general that they have al
large expense remodled their establishment, hav-
Ing spared no pains in making every necessary Az.
rangemsnt for conducting their business systensti
esaiy We have introduced the water from the
large hlterer, through which the water passes, 20
They now fatter themselves that their MINE
RAJ WATERS cannot be equaIledin the Distinct
stock Of PORTER and ALE, from the most oeIeo
br:ted breweries in the United States. =
Also, 10000 gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
ties. -''''-T'I - >ItoftAA IN WV
BURTON. and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put up
In Pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on
All orders BY mail, or given to our drivers, will be
mai .fstates) Army 4 SHINN.
EOR sALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
Il RAGE, whlch will ba disposed of ON reasona-
bic terma. Appiv a. aAnv~l - = - MA as
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE, t-
~ - EOK HOr Oh Coin QIsHRs or All KIxns

This most delicious bnd q
"Soyer," n his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease 10 manufactur
Cd by CRossK 4 BLACK
WILL, London, from the
origlna. recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
Q trial, convinced that it
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that it vlll prove itself un-
90 ualled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF TIE LONDON
pnu.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
\ FINE HEAD OF HARRIS YOUR HAIR GRAY Oh
a turning gray, color you don't Ike! II 20,
WILSON'S HAIR COLORER,
Which applied like water does not color the skn changes
gray 10 black brown; trouble IN applying Il
1T Is NOT DYE,
But three applications will change the color Of the
hair any shade required Sold q the low price Of
Principal depots drug BOG Grand street. New
Brooklyn; Calender Third and Walnut street.
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FURNITURE

q PALACE IN THE CITY OR COTTAGE IN THE
a country now considered complete without suit Of
tbe eagle enameed furniture which be had from Ss
vsrds VIE bew Express Purchasers will call 1T the
manuac.oy o3i Broadway Eve doors abUve Lus Keenel
theatre.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME CoURT-orrY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Jamea ". Rich Va William n. Lcutrcr-Nottce 10
hereby given that virtue Of order Of he Court
the state Of New YORK. made In s action the 3h ds
SELL M public auction, In parseh at O. Nassau nse n The
Bcb Lou.re heretofore doing business a NO 81 Sassaa
In the CITY OF New York. consisting Of goods and
merchandise belonging 70 the paooery buaiuoes also tho
good WILL fixtures and lease OF said store ogethsr With
chuery belonging Mo blank book binding buess which
10 he entirely for CAM 70 the lAb day
Of July uext al 10 o'sook A. H. Of that day
AlUNZ0 q, HAMPTON, Sec
Dated June %, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

g-yKOroN AQUgDUCT DEPARTMENT. JULY II, 1884,
" Notice is hereby given that penalty Of Eve per cent vii
the first day of August next all water rents
-e""''e 'As' NJ VAN sCHAICK, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

TINTED STATES ROTKL FAR ROCKAWAY, l.. l. I8
open for The reception Of guests This hosel hand
stuased within walk of the Atlantic ocean,
and for ADVANTAGES Of bathing and pure air s.nnos be
baths and other requisite for the comfort OF ves
and furniture And he large
veil ventilated. Families dviduaa will nnd auis
ard desirable summer house. Charges modorsie Stages
leave The depc at Jamaica the arrival o ths for th
boa steamboas also leaves New York daily for
away. WILLIAMS Proprietor.
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1909, vsnsrs ssckax hsajh q pleasure non Jrns
70 ocoeer Acon,m odanSns fr cvcr SO vsA fhe Ohss
White Sulphur sprfngs Ekas1Bd N Delaware ooursg
eighteen miles north OF CogmbpA dhs capital OF Ohio on ID
sctpia river, VEN MILES from Delaware, i've miles from ~
fa.bsrr sssrosa asd Ten ncs bum Pleasant Valley
The medicinal qusnSas sprx arc rrsuroassed b.
hose Of any other mineral The Unes ststas
q other tcrinascc address Andrew WILSON. w. wte
erlphpy SpripsN Ohio, y
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- snt entirely rsturn.hed = nov open for summer board
four mies east OF PsetsA accessible By all trains he
Hu4scs River Raoed carriages at the depot FOR the house.
good fishing and healthy locality WITH convenience for reach
log the city, this etuAton cannot e1eood.
tiffany Co.. j. W. Winter banker, "A Exchange place. IL e.
Cowes IA BeehmAn street, p. Gasaner. AppieoAs BskNsss
46 For terms b., address A. W. Palmer, PaskskA
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

kSBA BArHIN0.-THE ALLAdHANY HOUSE AT LONG
y Branch ~ j. V open for the reception OF waters
Tsraiies accommodated reasonable terma.
H. WARDAIL. prcorieAur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

HOB SALE OR TO LET-HOUsE AND SIX LOTS l4lsT
street. five minutes walk from Manhattan vile deUot
house 3sx42 and water compee nnc view Of tho ver
siahlh atfoet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

CEA BArHIEa.-OONaRss s RAIL-. LONG oEaNC1I.
- j. viii be opsa for the reception Of viXess July
The above house built with all the modern Improvements
and scavepieucea OF first alas Souss and lac<ted within
hundred OF the beach Persons wshng
do By addressing woonaa stokes Long Branch
~
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a,OR sALE-A GOOD CLAIM OF ABOUT $1,000. MOI
yet ctabe, against party of crest responsibility
satisfactory selling Address j. a. box $3.50 Pos
olice,
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nEMOCR nc REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE
an ado, rped meeting of the Committee viii be held
Tsmmxny Dali this TUESDAY, evening July H. at O'Clock
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chair man.
A. H1ps osAs s11onns,, Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

cIJIS FL AND UPwARDE, ON UNION BANK OF
d London Royal Bank Of ireland for sale by WELLS
FARGO CO., 81 broadway Now York and CAlifosnA M
Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08
THE XFoRD DEMO GRAFT.
uv. nR ntE.

i'i'NN''S iNNotNi'i
Persoas Who. b, accideat or o,he 'wi'e, become
innocula,ed with any rnahgnan, d'so 'ler. will h"i
The u Y u remedies p1omPi, quiel ADD efhe'eu'.
Pcr.aa. " no have suffered iiom chs ,nic Scruinla.
syphilis. or the ELECTS u Mecarial Tsatmcat, ATE
inipru,ed ihs, Ridway's Reno'alrg Rssol,eWt
will qaickly Zee the b''y from oouupt humor',
rhg,hsr the sane he geneu'ie,l ihin the body
Go neg let or IN Treatment, oioeulaled thru
indi.cre,,oa os accident We have kpawn head
Ted. in th- city. uidss away their time, sa '"I-
icfing the severe toTiuSes boz afs, bvea ,sd.
dcaly rv-,oIsd u health b, u X u remed'ss. 10
al casc- u reccut dale-ihaI is. untef one yvar-
RidwaV'. Reuo'aIing Ec.ol'snt viii remove all
psinlul dislcuic. aad obstruction. ,ttwa 90 tl.ye
dps, twill, "a al chronic cases G Ioas stand.
log. pfo'e its paient eaicaey ~,,hn ,iN js'. IL
taking u Il lie.olsen,, every paiiett shouh take
oa- 1T liadssy'. Regulators at night. to Keep the
BoSol,. Liver and krnT.s regular
for ,u,e pairs, either thsuu'alic, ne'yOa- or
Beuu,lgic, x II RELIEF vii stop tie moe, severe
psroNy .a,. 10 f,S miaulss.
Sold l., u. =. BATES l. CO, lars; aAd bY
". 4. RUST. VI. ID. south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08

THE BosroN Posr OFTicE. The Traveller
state, tina, Mr.. Postmaster Capcn, having
returned from his late iruiiless journey to
Washington. does not hesitate % dcelare
that he has no intention TO remove his OF
Zee back 70 State street, Notwithstanding
the order, Of his suPer.ors. Ills friends
al.o a..er, that means will he devised to
krep the Ofbce in Summer street. 1, has
be,n inumated tha, the matter will in same
way be brought before the Supreme Court,
where u will be likely TO rcmain Tor three
years At leasI-or the indemnity bond will
be framed IN some impossible term'-or
some other means be taken to thwart the r.
mons,rants and retain Its present location.
Plainly, the cnd Is not yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08
From Europe.

NV YONS, April 5.--S,eaDshiP New
York. lrom Bremen via Southampton cd,
has arrived.
The political news !. Of a more pacific
character
APcaSe Congrss, i, to be held on ttal.
ian aHiirs.
The Times city Article OF the slst says {;
" The announcement in the corr-pond,nce
from Taris tina; the Emperor, having been
informcI cC the ultimate resolutions OF Aus
ira, desires To recsds by diplomatic help
frOn hi. aggressive attitude. gave gen'r'
al inpul.s to prices, which would proha'
by have been still greater bot 'cF the Que'.
tion - 10 the way in which sardinia lsl,Ss'
~ to submit to her disappointment.
The Paris eurrr.Pooicucs Of the Tines
SAYS matters are hooking brighter. Both
Austria aud France appear more inclined
toward. rac'tc solution Of the present
diflculiy than previous TO Lord Cowleys
mission TO Vienna.
The Herald has received the following
dispatch from PARIS The Five Powers
have agrccd to Congress, but the hhss
and the extent OF the discussions are not De.
eid-d upon Il vii he held in neutral
city, and the Hague is mentioned as the
place"
The Times has the following
ViGNN,. March 10. Within the last
few hours thing. have assumed much
more favorable appearance. Both France
and Austria display very conc',iatory sPir-
H. I, is stated that there l. 70 be Con-
grrss in some neutral place.
NirN>a. sunday Goth. Tho O.i Dcutche
Pet warns the pebble not to place too much
confidence in peaceful reports, and say'
tha, It j. very doubtful whether Congress
OF Egryp,an power. will he couvokci.
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