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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-25
$4,000 REWARD.

The dboue actually giUen to my - irons during the
gear 1858.
Eg- Office. ga
DUANE RULISON,
Proprietor of the Great Gift Book House, No. 33 South
Third Street. Philadelphia continues the sale of Books
usual Gift worth from 25 to 500 sent with every
Book.
$500 WORTH OF GIFTSN:
CONSISTING OF
Gold and Silver Watches,
Fine Gold Jewelry, &c.
Will be distributed with every 1000 BOOKS.
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited to the
extensive assortment of valuable Standard and Mscela
Books which offered for the lowest prices
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS r, GIFTS.
For Book PUBLISHED AT ONE DOLLAR OR MORE,
PURCHASER WILL BE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE ONE OF THE FOL-
Gold and Silver Watches Gold Lockes Ladies and Gents
Gold Guard Chains Gold Rings Cameo Sets, Gold Bracelets
Cameo and Florentne Settings Ladies' Cameo Breast Pins
Ladies' Florentne Sets Ladies Floentne Pins, Ladies
Cameo Ear Drops Ladies' Gold Breast Pins, Gold Bosom
Studs Ladies and Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Com
mercal Pens in Silver Cases, Ladies' Gold Pens with Hold
ter Bosom Pins Gold Tooth Picks Ladies' and Gents Gold
Pencils Ladies' Gold Ear Drops, Eight Day Parlor Time
Pieces, Sewing Machines Pocket Knives Silver Ware in
cudng Spoons Butter Knives Forks Cake Baskets, &C.
worth from Is cents to $25.
Our New Catalogue or 1859 sent free for ALL upon
pcation The inducements offered agents more liberal
than those of other house in this business Having been
the Publishing and Book Selling business the last eight
years. my experience enables conduct the Gift Enter
prise with satisfaction to all.
Agents wanted in every town and county, to whom
commissions will be given in books per centage in
ney. For club of 10 books extra book and gift given
on larger ORDERS commissions more liberal.
DUANE RULISON,
Publisher, 80 South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
P. SIN press, and will be issued February lst The
ue smucker, A. NJ spendidy Illustrated Volume of $50
pages. Agents wanted. lJan. l4-3m
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CARRIAGES FACTORY.


>s&no B. r. HOOD respectfully informs the public
S3 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton where
he continues manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
work with neatness and despatch He superin
tends all his operations in person. and guarantees that his
shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He now constantly employed in manufa cturng and ap
plying his patent scroll springs, without which
buggy complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of ncacuabe benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakings. All who want easy riding buggy will
give him d call.
May 28th, 1858 39-tf
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Wanted.
NOTICE-NEGROEs WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures
~ To THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS Of the coull-
- ties of Dupln, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
-. Cumberland. Robson, Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number of
likely young Negroes of all classes and descriptions avas
himself of this method of informing those who have
at home, address at Clinton n c., for which they
shall receive visit. word to the wise is sufficient it
is well understood that pay exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
March 4, 1859 27-9m
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eHARD TIMES NO MORE"
NY PERSON (Iady or Gentleman) in the United states
possessing a small capital of from So to 81, enter
and respectable business by which from $5 to
$40 per day be realized For particulars, address,
with stamp,) W: X. ACTON d. co.,
Al North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Feb 49, 1859 26-3m
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SCuOM. ROOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
AETFlg THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF
AEsE@% Wilmington New Hanover and adjoining
Counties, is called to the large and extensive
assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS recently received by them,
and which they offer for sale upon the most reasonable
terms. MERRRllL d P1ERCE.
Sent Both 1858 2l-lt-S- -tf
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WILL ALSO give-a reward of Twenty-Five Dollars for
i my negro woman PHI ILLS who is runaway. She is of
black complexion thick set and about feet high has
front teeth out and speaks quick The above
will be paid for her safe confinement in Jail that
get her. G. B. MILLER.
JAM 28th, 1859 IN
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED.
NHE SUBSCRIBER desires to obtain situation Clerk
in Grocery Store Best of reference given. Address
L. F. JOHNSON.
Harrell's Store, N. q.
Feb Is, 1859 25-6w*
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Official Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

WTHEREAS, information hath this day been made to u.s.
w the undersigned. by the oath of c. B. Miller, that
five slaves. his property, (viz:) HARRY, SAM
and SIMON, hath away and lies out hid and
lurking swanps woods and other obscure places, com
mtng depredatons to the peaceful inhabitants of said
State These in the of the State of North Carroll
require them, the said slaves forthwith to surrender
themselves their master other lawful authority and
do Hereby order this proclamation to be published the
Court House door and two other public places of said
ty and the said slaves that they do not Immediately
return to their said MASTER it is lawful for person
capture them by Staying them otherwise without
ton or impeachment of any crime Given under hands
and seals, this 25th January, 1859.
W. 7. J. vANN, ]. P, [sEAL.]
A. LAMONT, J. P, [sEAL.l
DESCRIPTIONS:
HARRY is stout built, black complexion about so years
DID, feet inches high, and weighs about IT'S pounds
SAM is thick set, dark completed, about 80 years DID,
feet inches high and weighs about l60 pounds.
SIMON is stout built copper color about 26 years old
feet inches high, and weighs 40 lbs.
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FARMERS LOOK OFT.

FARMERS LOOK OUT.
- ALL WHO WISH TO SELL NEGROS WILL FIND
* it to their interest to address at Clinton, visit
~ at home, all who know me know give exceedingly
high prices and that without ewng telling that Negros
have fallen wish to make investment soon, have
but little TO invest Address, LUKE A. POWELL
Aug 3.-!-9m.* Clinton, Sampson Co., N. c.
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General Notices.
TOUCHSTONE.

TOUCHSTONE.
"a THIS CELEBRATED COLT will stand the pres
NRM ent at Stables Qate residence Of VIM.
AAA- Faison, decd.,) in Sampson County, and will be
let to the following terms
TERMs-Sxty dollars insure; forty dollars for the
son twenty-five dollars the leap dollar to the Groom
in either
assumed.
Board per day 373 cents. The will the
10th of March, and close the 10th of June.
Touchstone is by Godfnder, out of a Hamtonan mare,
four years old lth of March, 1852 is Is hands inches
high color bright bay He is believed to be the fastest
trotter in the United States his age. For particulars
enquire of the owners at the above Stables.
NJ. j. FAISON & BROS.
March IL. 25-3m
Fayetteville Observer mos. and send bill to this Office
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-25

GUNS-GUNS.
T;ST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND, direct, the leargest
sJ and best assortment of OUBLE GUNS ever offered
in this market made my order, and which can sell
at Is per cent. less than if bought in New York.
~ L. A. HART.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
TTNHIS NEW COFFEE POT, for which patent has been
issued possess this advantage over all others 1t IS well
known that in the ordinary way Of boiling eGee the tine
passes off with the vapor and the longer it boiled the
more bitter and unpalaable and unhealthy it becomes;
tasting beverage. g THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE
POI' entirely prevents the escape of aroma One-thrd
less coffee required and the full favor of the berry
tanned large number testimonials have been received
from those who have used them. For sale by
l.. A. HART.
CARBON OH. LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES;
LSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIN, COPPER and
n Sheet Iron Ware, of my own manufacture which will
be sold low for cash or approved credit Turpentne Stills
made to order or any other article in line, at short no
tce. l.. a. HARi.
Oct, g. zS-IW-1-6m
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NEGROES WANTED.
~ COME ALL YOU THAT WANT LARGE PRICES
n for NEGROES, and give me call, or address me at
~ Magnolia, n c., as do intend to pay high prices for
all likely negroes. Please give call soon as am
in market. JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. 2l, 1859. 206m*
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PAINTS AND OILS.
~ 900 LBS. Pure White Lead;
lO.ONIO 5000 lbs. Pure White Zinc;
500 lbs Pure White Zinc, in Varnish
500 lbs Silver Paint in Oil;
so bbls. s. s. dry assorted;
10 " Spanish Brown;
" Venetian Red
'' Yellow Ochre;
:: Linseed Oil;
- Lard Oil;
- Best Sperm Oil:
300 lbs. Chrome Green in oil and dry;
200 . $ Yellow, in Oil and dry For sale
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Oct. 2-5-tf Druggist & Chemist.
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$3.50 REWARD.
WILL GIVE REWARD of Fifty Dollars for either of
the above negroes dead alive delivered for
their confinement in Jail so that can get them. &C.
...-. - C. B. MILLER. =
New Hanover CO., JAN 25th, 1859 % 1yuoos
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JOSEPH L. KEEN,

JOSEPH L. KEEN,
NONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he prepared to take contracts in his line
OF business He keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTERING HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, &c.
N B. To Dslers of Turpentine is prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,


VIZ G. MILLIGAN proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is to make and put to
der-Marble Monuments of all sizes, Tombs Head-StOnes
Furniture Tops Manles Hearths &C., of the best quality
of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
Establishment IN the oo1ny North or South
Iron Raing-5O different styles for ncosing family lots
from cents to $40 foot furnished and put up to order
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt
enon and all articles warranted to be recommended
Ocharge made.
Nov 23d.-Tl2-H
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s. M. WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N 2l9tf WILMINGTON, N. c.
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LENOIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
MALE ND z EMA LIE

MALE AND FEMALE.
LEVI BRANSON, A. B., Principal of Male Department.
MISS S. L. HAMPTON, in charge of Female Department.
YTNHE SESSION IS NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
! commodations are good, and we are aiming at high
grade of scholarship We hope to meet the educational
wants of Eastern Carolina Thanks to our friends for liberal
patronage A A.. .
namenta extra For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Ienoir Institute, Lenoir County N. c., or to
w. HENRY CUNNINGGINS, Secretary:
Sent Ath 1887 1-tf
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w. H. McRARY q CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington, N G.
REFERENCES:
H. R. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, n c.
Col. John McRae, Pres't Bank Wilmington, do. do.
Davis Cashier Branch Bk Cape Fear Salisbury Ia 49,
j. Eli Gregg President of Bank Cheraw, s. c. [Oct III
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HATHAWAY & CO.,
OFFER FOR SALE
~ 500 % Hhds of choice new crop cardenas Molasses
Is bbls. . {! '' n. 0. Syrup;
so hhds. fair to choice N. o. Sugars;
200 bbls. Clarified Sugars;
500 bags Rio Laguayra, West India and Java Coffee;
$50 bbs. Mess and Prime Pork;
25 hhds. Western Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
200 bbls. Yellow Planting Potatoes.
March 14th, 1859.
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NEGROES WANTED.
81 THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR number
* of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS for which the highest cash prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to call the subscriber at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th, 1856. 43-tf
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WILLIAM III. LIPPITT;

UTHOLESALE AND refill DRUGGIST and Dealer
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs, Window Glass, Garden Seed
Perfumery, Patent Medicines &C. &c. of Front
Market SITS Immediately opposite sHAws old stand Wmin
ton, N. G. 5
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Schools,

IILLSBOROUGH, N. c. MILITARY ACADEMY.
e~ THIS ACADEMY IS CONDUCTED ON THE
>NS& plan of the Virginia and South Carolina State
a=S9 Military Institutions. For circular, address
the superintendent Col c. c. Tew, Hilsborough, n. G.
Ian 1888 43-12m*
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JAMES O. BOWDEN

JAMES o. BOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
i April 4, 1856.-[31-tf. WILMINGTON, N G
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON. n. c.
Will give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb. 2Oth, 1857. 25ly
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DRS. S. A. MCDOWELL & B. F. AR
1lsSA RINGTON, having entered into a Co-part-
QHHYYYD nershp in the practice of DENTISTRY, would
respec1Y inform the public that they permanently To-
Gated in Godboro and fully prepared to perform all oper
atons in the various branches profession in the most
thorough and approved manner The manufacturing de-
partment being the of Dr. McDOWEL who has
had enlarged Experience in the art The following styles of
work will be furnished reasonable terms to those
quiring teeth Continuous Block very beau
tifu and desirable style of work Continuous Gum,
Sectional Block Gold. The "Vulcanite Base and
the various styles of single teeth
The above styles of work will be furnished to the profess
ion when directed at usual rates.
March 1lth, 1859 23-tf
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GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
" June II WILMINGTON n. C.
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NEGROES! NEGROES WANTED!!
~ GENTLEMEN YOUR OLD CUSTOMER IS YET in
* market for likely Negroes for which am determined
AZ to pay the highest cash prices. Persons having such
for sale would do well to give CALL address me at
Clinton, n. G. j. A. McARTHUR.
Dec. II. 161y*
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NOTICE.
PPLICATION will be made to the President and Board
IA of Directors of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road Company, for the reissue of Certificate of Stock
for % shares Certificate No. $50 having been lost
JOHN BANKS
March l8. Marion Star copy ct 29-6t
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NOTICE.
LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of John Wright,
N deceased are requested to make immediate payment,
they will find their paper in the hands of collecting off
GERS. ISAAC G. WRIGHT. Admir-.
March 10th, 1859 29-3t*
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ON THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL next will be sold at
" public aution, upon credit of ninety days, upon the
premises, at II O'Clock, A: NJ, about DUR THO USAND
ACRES OF LAND, on Livingston Creek, in Brunswick
county, formerly owned by VIM Robinson. Said Land is
located about II miles from Wilmington the line of the
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad dwelling house and
all necessary out-houses upon the premises.
For further<particulars apply to
JAMES R. GRIST,
D. MCMILLAN,
or R. J. HOWARD.
Feb. 25 1859. 26-3t*
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
~ WILMINGTON, n. G.
VIII give personal and prompt attention to the sale and
shipment of Cotton Naval Stores and all other country
duCe.
Office No. II, Cup stairs) North Water ST. Immediately
over NJ. McInnis'.
Oct. 2lst, 1858. 39ly-8-1y
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WILLIAM j. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES
WILMINGToN, N. C.
Socs the patronage of his country friends and all 9th
ers engaged in the Turpentine business.
R8rOfice opposite No. At, North Water Street.
Nov oath, 1853 681y-w.
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F. NJ. RIZZELL,
+ ROGER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" No. 20 NORTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
Prompt and personal attention given to the reception of
all kinds country produce either for sale shipment.
Orders for groceries from cash customers will receive m
mediate attention, free of commissions.
Nov. 18th, 1858 12-ly*
Fay Obs II and send bill to this office immediately
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IA Harness & Leather Establishment. TTS@N~
WNA EVERY variety of Saddles Har tSsRgtT7Eef af
""A ness Brides, Whips and Trunks, <HuAA4 49O
Harness. Band String and Sole Leather Calf Skn Lining,
&C.; all kinds of OIL Coach Trimmings Carpet Bags Vases,
Inable Condition Powders, for diseased Horses and
Gait description of Poughs and Agricultural Imple
The largest stock in the State and sold wholesale
or retail. at the lowest New York prices
So Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
p.Lred JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 3.-l4-Gm No Market st. near the wharf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-16


The entry books are now al prepared,
aua ] am ready TO receive entries Of artic.
los for exhibition at the ensuing State Fair
e b held at GAINESVILLE, September goth,
2Ist 22d and 23d, next.
Entries may be made by mail as well as
In person, at my Office in the Agricultural
State Rooms, until the 9Th day Of Septem-
Der, aftet which time the Office win be re-
moved to GAINESVILLE.
Those desiring premium lists can have
them furnished, free Of charge, upon appli-
cation by letter or otherwise, at the Agri-
cultural rooms.
Persons making entries by mail or other
wise, should be careful to state very dis
timothy their post-ofice address in full-that
Is, the name Of the post-offce, as we'll as
the county; because in awarding medals
diplomas, or drafts for premiums, much in.
convenience Is experienced for want of thu
proper post-ofice address.
1t is especially desirable that every ex
hibtor fully determine in which department
and under what head he intends to compete
before application for competition is made
Those who do not remit us by mail, may a
void much Inconvenience and trouble, bl
having list Of their animals or articles
made out in writing, and arranged unde
the proper heads, which they may hand t,
the clerk when making the entry.
Entries must contain not only the exhi
tors name, his post Office address, countl
and State, but also the name, age and SCI
Of the animal offered for exhibition, as vel
as the class In which it is intended to com
pete.
Any person paying One Dollar, may en-
ter as many different articles for exhibition
ns be or she may own, in any of the depart
mentsf except horses and cattle; in these
the entry fee will be one dollar for the first
entry, and fifty cents for each additiona
entry.
No additional charge will be made fol
any animal previously entered, to permit il
TO compete in the Sweepstakes.
Each exhibitor will be furnished with oil
erhibitor's ticket, good during the Fair.
j. II. KLIPPART, Cor. Sec
Columbus, o., July IL, 1859.
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was ten miles in rear Of the position II bad
held in the morning. The French were
following up their success and were prepar-
ing for an attack upon Volta with their
main body. IL this should succeed the,
Austrian army must be cut in two and en-
tirely routed. The Austrian Emperor
therefore called in his wings, now so great.
ly in advance of his centre, and drew of
his entire army not however retreating
very far, bnt as it would appear retiring
only to the bank Of the Mincio, which, af-
ter Volta had become his central position,
was close ia his rear. Next day he crossed
the river, and now we have the Insignificant
announcement that General Hess takes the
command, and that important business re-
quires the presence Of the Emperor Of Aus
tria in Vienna.
The most wonderful part of this battle
and indeed the most wonderful charac-
teristic of the whole campaign-is, that
the Austrians when beaten were allowed
to evacuate the field of battle without pur-
suit Whether this is moderation or poll
cy or necessity on the part Of the French
Emperor we cannot yet tell Nor can we
tell whether he looks upon this Austrian
army as a sportsman looks upon the game
in his preserves, aud managing them with a
design of getting as many batteps out OF
them as possible, or whether it has always
been chance-happily decided In his fs-
vor-whether he should drive back those
obstinate Austrians, or fail in the effort
Napoleon III. keeps his own counsel too
closely to let Europe know this interesting
truth. 1t appears certain, however, that
when the Austrians are content to retreat,
the contemplated attack upon Volta was
suspended, and the advance Of the French
ceased. Was it the bridge of gold to the
flying enemy, or was it the accord of peace
to the beaten and yet abiding foe We
cannot quite comprehend the restraint Of
the French upon this and other occasions,
except upon the suppositon that they had
good reason for avoiding any further con-
tiict at that particular moment. But what.
ever may be the determined cause of these
tactics, it certainly is not the want of any
personal enterprise on the part of the
French Emperor which has allowed the
Austrian army to remain unbroken after
this defeat. He has shown himself to be
as personally brave as any one of his own
Grenadiers, and we must not cavil at the
steps of progress which are so leisurely
but apparently so surely mounted. We
should rather look forward with interest
for tokens of that moderation in victory
which, after all, must test the ultimate pros
perity of even this most prosperous of men.
The Moniteur contains the following of.
fetal bulletin Of the battle. The loss of
the French was 720 officers placed hors du
combat, including 100 killed, and 10000
privateS killed aud wounded. Among the
killed are Colonels and six Lieutenant.
Colonels. Among the wounded are Gen.
erals.
The Austrian correspondence says The
loss OF the Austrians at the battle of the
Gath, as far as has yet been ascertained, is
1900 killed and 8,l00 wounded.