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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

An Old Mateh.-Yesterday morning lady
about sixty years Of age, attended fy a man
some fifteen years her junior, entered the
Clerks Office of Henrico county, and demand.
ply for marriage license. On being answer
ed in the affirmative, she asked the amount of
the Clerks fee, and when told, was seen 10
step aside with her gallant, hand him one dol.
iar, and tell him to get the necessary docu-
ment The Clerk, af.er propounding the usual
questions. filled up the paper required 10 make
one OF the two, and handed it over. The old
lady then desired to know if any one was pre
sent who had the right to perform the cere.
mony, and declared her anxiety to have the
co-parfnership consummated with as little de-
'ay as possible. She said she had had the mis-
fortune TO bury two husbands in her life. but
after giving scrutinizing glance at the pros
peefive one before her, came 10 the concIusion
mat he would probably have the opportunity
u seeing the last of her. On being informed
nat there was no minister in the ueighbor
hood, she bid the clerks adieu, and seizing her
iord ny the arm, marched off at double quick
time, telling Mr.. Folks not 10 let it be known
that she had applied for the license in person.
ana yowing to have the knot tied as soon as a
parson could be found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

Coming M.--The new crop of Wheat is COM
ing in rapidly, and some Of the lniileYs are
buying at the ruling prices, while others are
not disposed to invest largely at this time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

SSz foR ALE-A sinall T i'm of one hundred
aIeehanicsviile Turnpike, al,ont six and a half
ihlies is IRON Richmond, in an excellent nesh shbor-
lDou, hiu " ne immediate vicinity oi more
fbhiehss;a Inc improvements consist of u Dwell
!ns l5n 10 9af rooms, and all necessary ut-buld
Ihss, aia ot whieh are new. Also, an orchard of
choice fruit trees.
. ~ wiz be sold Tor one fourth cash the balance
on credit OF one. Two aud three yeGig with inter-
est. Possession gwen uined sfefg, Pppls 10
4. q. 1'HoaAS.
~ So-ts x50 Broad street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

TERRIDLE HEAT IN CALIFoRNIA-Our inte-
rior exchanges continue TO record the extreme
ly high temperature of last week During
that period, at PIacerville, the thermometer
usually indicated from gS degrees to 1o6 de-
grees at Midday, and at Upper Placeryille, on
Wednesday last, it actually rose to lis degrees
in the shade. AT Columbia, the thermometer
ranged from los degrees to Ill degrees in the
from iG2 degrees to / II degrees in the shade
In Shasta county, in some places, in brick
buildings the mercury rose to lis degrees In
Mariposa, on 22d and 23d June, the thermome-
ter ranged, in the middle of the day, from l1U
degrees to ll8 degrees. On the 23d the heat
between the Stanisiaus and Tuoluinne rivers
was excessive. The Thermometer was 10 de-
greeS III the shade. The wind was avoided as
il was heated so that it felt rs if actually
burning the fesh-as if it We're rushing from
hot oven. In one team of ten horses, three
fell in the road Two died, but the other re-
covered by pouring sweet oil in its throat
The animals throat was closed so that it
could not drink, when the oil was used so as
to soften the throat and open it so that it could
swallow water, when it recovered. AT Bur-
tons public house, al Loying's Ferry, birds
flew into the bar-room TO the pitcher to get
water, so tame were they made by the thirst
caused by the extreme heat. Birds were seen
to fall dead OF the limbs of the trees in the
middle of the Gay from heat, as if they Were
shot. The wind was of that burning heat never
before experienced by the settlers there since
their arrival in the State.-SGH Francisco But
tetin, Jaiy 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29
LOCAL MAHHRa.

Undsr-Grcnnd Raiiroad. From the numbsrot
servants who have made their escape from
this city to the North, there has long since
been no doubt that regularly Organized sys-
EN- existed for getting the m on, and that
whites as well az blacks were concerned In II.
short time since q gentleman on his return
rom the Falls of Niagara, met with servant
Who said he belonged to resident of Rich
nond, and had run off. On being asked how
ie escaped from the State, he replied that he
ound no difficulty in doing so--that ne work
"a his passage. He stated that be applied to n
captain of . vessel, in Rockets, and thst that
captain took him on board and dressed him in
sailor clothes, and that he worked his way
lown james river and to New York, without
ever being required TO submit to any examine
lion. A number of servants have escaped
rom this city within the past twelve 10 ont this,
md many of them. no doubt, have gone Just
rs the servant alluded to did. If the vessels
were all properly examined, no such fimsy
tesice would succeed: but many officers
wonld never think of examining one of the
saiiors as runaway, unless his attention
were called to it. In future, let every person
IN board show that they have the right to be
there, and If they fail 10 do So let them be lock-
ed up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

aa,A SEA BATETESG.
Ys-TA z CHESAPEAKE HALL,
& 49,. HAMPTON, Va.
Tf's SUMMER RESORT viii be opened for the
reception of yisllCIS tie 18Th Of June, when the
Proprietor Will ne happy to oi ms friends
who giay wish to onGny Salt v atef Bathing and the
luKgres q! the Seab0ard.
je 8-2InS X. .. BANKS.
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- hEEHAUGsiTAN REUSE,

3 ktWtIf$f,
E.MsY HAMPTON, VA,
Lip Is now opened for the reception OF Sum
Ger visitors The Proprietor has This yearerected
IN a pleasant location the same lot, another
HOUSE. containins several yeTy fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are couye lent to the HO-
TEL. JAMES UURCHER,
je 7-3rnS Proprietor.
Z, 4 HYGEfA UOTEE. OLD POINT
yfMA1 COMFORT, TA.--Tm5 establishments
1s:EI greatly enlarged in IT'S accommodation
and c0iliorts by the erection Of new bsildinss, viii
mn 2s-tlA J0S. SIsGAR. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

eANIos COFFEE: loo bass, -eha5ce article,
- - ffofe, for tale by NM, WALLACE sosR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

- : AslfAlA I!i:5i. SlIPE.E Il
:. Fl 7 SPRlNUS.-IhIs del isntiu SummerRe-
liz. sort wis IL. opened for the reception of
.St'0fs ON the lhsfi ni June.
Inc waters are mlaF 10 the iGr-ianed White
Sulphur. and ThH.E Recommendations equal 10 any
Spr.n-s IN EiTElqId.
They are stuefed in Amelia eouui- 50 niles from
RahWogd. aud 20 miles fJofu .ciPrsvINe Station,
or the Richmond and Danyue Railroad. on which
there are two tTaus daily, 10 and from fctcrsyIlie
where there vii alNa,s ie cous eyance the
SPRINGS on inc arrival Of the cars. Their local
I-y and easy acrass MAKE them q most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoAEp--fer month, 80; per week, $40; per day,
So. Children ana servants half price.
ie 5-2Tnr THOS. g. WILSON & SON.
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cHE. r ALTERNATIVE An CURATIVE
POW rs
unsurpassed. bs these at any her Mineral Wa


N the face o3 the Iobe.
any persons afflicted with the Diseases enpme-
! s.nye, n iofiuS which had resisted the most
tuI meGlcsi treatment, and had rendered the lives
e. sufferers alike wTctched and useless through
years Of pam. ha>se been restored IA perfect
IN hi their uSe. OF t.ie vast nau!her now suticTn-
such maSades, toTc are comparatively few
ed Who Nca.d Eot I've either cured cE greatly re
sd here.
le SPRINGS ars situated in an elevated noun
; re -lon. 1Bs scenery around is WlG. romantic
3 l,egniital, aGa . more healthy and deh shtiu
nloT chmaie can nowhere be- tanEd.
asu!es the Hot Baths for tuvalI;.S, there are two
" PI,AASJ RI BATHS ior persons in good
IN.
sod MUSIC VIII be in attendance early in the
son.
toU FF from the principal cities in the United
gtss h. Railroad t.. the Miliboro' depot Of the
! FklHia Central Railroad" thence 10y Sts%e
- hes, % miles, over we'll graded turnpike. 10
. SPRINGS. Passengers leaving IIchmond,
b., Or Baltimore. Md.- IN the morning, can come
ugh t. ths place The same day 20 supper, or
f tie niSht 0t the y af1u Sp-a IS and srIiye here
reaktsst next nornInE.
or q fan account Of this celebrated Watering
. q, see DE Bows REVIEW for June, and
8EElcAE FARNER''' for May. or write TO the
cT's'- tcr a pamphlet.
.., 2l-,!3m S. S.G0ODE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

uS 80, - - = a ~ tsf'h T.
= W%Y $lhfHt Z SPRiNGS.-Ihis WaterIn9
- D.. Place Wiil be open for the reception OF
81 .U~s tHe first of June, IL is situated an the
ami ta ttt- ritC Ci iis FlTEjatr dy.S TtnHeS
s.l hat'7aaI. ABOUT half mic from BnnsacNs
Ho,. EraurAe- Virginia, Gt which said DEPOT an
nI6us VIII always be found waiting the arrival OF
t.lr ears. tu convey visitors 70 tne SPRINGS
3IcS" " hito aad Back Sulphur waters nave eff
l.s. ri numerous cures.
The EIiIE SjiPHj R-agaravated cases of
TBS pepsa. serious @tcctlouS OF the Liver kidneys.
t Bladder. General Debility, and especially dis
'H''s Of The Nervous system. and those diseases
g.. I.tHr 50 fsmG'rs.
HI BLACK StLfH Rail kinds Of diseases of
Lerayat2G cases oi letter and other erap-
{ ms oi ne sam.
TIE accommodations are equal 20 any 90 he found
me mountains uI Flr-jnl5. md the tai.e and at
''r2anre ot the most satisfactory character, to%e
With tne haUG oi Music. and every otHer at-
traction usually found fast class watering places
IS n al OF which we Ae- 10 refer "a the large
number ol persons who have heretofore visited the
y &c. !. a. HEFLLfI NIGER.
isy iT-dtlstA Prgpriator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29
Rirllmonn Qispatth,
FRIDAY MORNING. -. july 70, 1850.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

TAs Z. s. armovg AZ Horrsr's Fsvg-.sosas ne
ccaaf ef TIE iagtnisss Netaiserp in operation
there and ifs arcaderfst acht<tesasH.s--Soass
dilasion 10 as 0Eters, and a tribaie 10 ths Mas
ftr Macaiaist-1Re great 9oseer Of the Minute
Jfasket-A oit Of Natural History foneaing tho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
Nfr. Chon,u,a Funeraf.

!. BosTos, July 2S.--The funeral csrerno.
airs oyertbe, body oi the lats lion, Rufus
ChoA,er which took place al The Essex
street church at eleven o'clock this NOR.
uiug, was, attended BY a large crowd ol
sympatbixing cilis-ps- GoysrnorB Banks, the
%0dges Of all our eeulti, The Represent ives
Of the entire MssAgh ghusslta bar, the Mayor
oi the city, aud the members Of tho vari.
Qua bsanches oj oar municipal govern.
msnt, together Rhh tho ,fsmily and .imms,
diAle frienda oi he .decea.sd, filed, lhs
ehuFeh 10 every part, 90. ths. lhousaldso d
oiliSepa were unable 10, gain admiilAnee
The funeral sermon was dsliyered by In,
Rev. Dr.. Adams, pastor, OF .hs church
At the close Of the seryices. the hears,
proceeded toward Cambridge, ihropgl
Boy and CHARLES sts.; iaslstge prores
sion followinI the, remaius 10 the bridge
So Impressive funeral pageant las Sci
dom. IL ever, been wilr used in this city
\ Mr.. 0hoats's remains vefo inferred a
Mount Auburn, ssli 10 1saess .taslv
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
rNA foot race Look nlnoe al lha Em.

20 A foot race took place at the Eu-
pire Trottiug Course near Troy. N. T.,
between two Indians Aamed Smith aud
Bennett. They we're to run one hundred
miles in thirteen hours. Il took place on
the 18Th inst. when the thermometer
stood at 90 degrees in the shade. Smith
ran the fret fhy miles IN seven hours and
twenty -four seconds. and stood it until be
ran the sixty first mile, when be gave
out, his feet becoming so swollen that he
could scarcely walk. He made the sixty
ore miles in nine kours and fIOsnty nine
minGfss gRd fhirty seconds. the quickest
time, forIthe distance. on record.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

Try this remarkabo md most into resting rcme'iy.
ltAeomposod eonlfated lnces of ino inost
powerful and tho most sdothing Pinnts 9nd Roofs "
naturoy chemically eomhinedi aud insulated IN we'll
sealed glass Bo.les, and charged BY powerful Bat
terry Thus possosstne Va addition TO 10 superior me.
dica vrhIps, styong Magnetic pnd Electric properties,
soStHins, Il SsSsas paia Inflammation ii once,
(when freely applod,) relaxing tho strained mnacles
aud ,giving lfo and yaltty by It's life CIV
ing qnutios,t to patalil1ed paris ana enrGnIc OF mng
vous palm, NcuraigiaJ irritation, and removing OBJ
llkeR charm. Indeed all who have usedit
PsSk TSy wonderful msSSas sSa; sa
dies In use ~ applied " soAsan y y an pnialing
remedy for tho Group, Sore Throat nhdlailon ofthe
Lungs, Bowers, Liver, kdnoys and other organs
ans y, S %cs euae. nervous Hsadsehe Neuralgia
Hora Eyes RatA che, Toolh Acho, que w mo race,
plmplos and Bruptlons az all kinds, PILES, Bruised
md Sptainod Limbs Dutns, rozen parts, ChiOAlns
indol6ntaad long standing ~ oIesa Wounds, &c., 90
restores the Hair TO tho Bald Head aud prevent
thr Hlir from falling. ~ tf". h
upon Canal and Drahght Horses for Calls, Wounds
snrains and iMmehess, aud IA suro cure, when ap.
piled hot forthe Scratches hor4es, md the Foot
on sheep. All tho Propretors ask for tho Magnetic
OntnenCIs fartral 60 ont that all they olalm
or will be found true 10 tho letter, In tho neigh
bofhood whore ills manufactured, lnany people buy
it by tho quantity, and Ills kept and used BY Amos
otery inhnbant US Panacea for the numerous patht
and Sciies every mmliy more less ahlicted with
yge sny nt,nln TRY DIR. TRASK,s MAGNETlO ONT
MINT, None genuine unless signed rs; bVEsL,
with Pom ,Soe Pamphlets containhig full difncton'
ttQufA each Rottle, and .cltcnlars iSi! WIN agents
prieee sliinlngs for sdall aud sshlngs for large
4 For salo BIZ G. o.KAUFFMAN. & CO., Lancaster; r,
Mdeller scinorset; X. Kaib, RusAville; Abbott ant
Son, CearpOru b, Kteferbcr, Oakland; prpggiaw ant
Merchants generally through Me country. ,,,,nnt
10 90. ,,EsrlyilleS Madison county, NewYork aai
l. Jnly, ~, l6Sp-lyl2 ~. - -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
N Thb FAN I'll iections In the South,

p4N8n Tho Fail Elections III the SOuAhf OF
a,i On The LIST of August. Alabamal votes
Iorg Governor. State officers, and seven
'0ongrtssmeu. kentucky votes ofor Gov
ernor. State officers, and ten OongTsgsmsn.
re1ashvotss for GovornoEs Stale oficers,
and. two Oongressmen! v llinsa 4 ae}
~ On tile 4th Of August Tennessee yots'
Tor Governor Stata oillcers,aand ten Con
gfessmsn. irsfq 81 bgettsiae9 tesa sid
" On, the iish Of August. North Caroliu'
will choose eight oongressmeua sigis al
Onp the Sd of 0otoher, Georgia. ant
Mississippi choose State officers aud thir
teen C0hgtPssmeu. afes el1a1otBi
. Maryland will vote for ak Congress
men on the "a Of November aud tn
elections for the year will olo,s with Lou
isiaaa, which will vote for Governor ant
ioui Oougressmeu on the 7tA Of Noyem
! bar TODD s,i &Aoi td lh8t "a sotse,laaa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
: lAmrNAa wANp,sl oounrIsa Ezrnal

ARrEMAs W2RD's 0ouRFING ExPERt-
EScR.-Twas q earn still mite In Joon,
when an uatur was husht d nary Zsffer
distributed the screnp silenoe.l l,osot
with the objek Of mi hsrs's atfsCkshuus
on the fenoe Nv her daddy's pastnr. u
HAD experienced a bankeria aEtef her for
Esum time. ,bu. darsust procldms mi pash-
ION; we'll we sos there on. the iensel "a
swinging Of our feet 2 Efrowa& biushiag
aS rod Us the Bsldiagville sskule hDuce
when It was tirs.y painted, d looked very
cimpul, / make no dowt. My left arm
was'oEupisd ia bdlluusihs myself sOh' the
fence, while my right arm WAS wound
aTsKshantty round SuEAnner's waste. q
y Sci 1, sSuzanner thinka vety much ol
va. 'aa 9ena5E Eoi4 sases iesn9aw gdi
tasss she. i'Iow you do run on.'laa1 sai
Saz I, e'Iiwish there was winders TO my
sole sok you could see somso flmy gfesl
liuRs,h G l side deeply asi % ssiatsyo
n pawsed here, buias she made nolre
'lply iOi,. I continued on in ths'tollowinG
klfhhe: aa' 79F eii 4a nsi.a'N
= eAh, Good yer know the sleeplis mites
! parse Cd yer ACCOUNT how vitIles hat
sessl 10 be attractive to me " how N
limbs shtunk up, ye w5uldnsrdowt ma no
by no means. Gaze ON this waslin form
, h these sonken izs.' Otide, jumping up
4 I shuld have continued some time longe
prObly, but unfuttunalely ! lostmy bal
th6e 4 fell over into the pasVur ksr smash
a tearing my Gloss q severely damsgiu my
. SeIt generally. Suzsnner sprung to N,
. SassiSlauce n dragged me eth In douol
Quick time. Then drawin herself upit
' Ihst full hite she said; e sfs.i Y oe.t
a'I wo6't listen 10 your nonsence en-
tlongsr. Jest y1' sa rite oat what you az
: dtivcn at, II you moan gStlin hitOhe
I'm in.' -e ~ = 'sa,s'iff :. eaa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
FsIrss FITs!sFIFggYPETS sns-
DEiE HaWC EIs iYEGETsDE,E ksXTR.lcTs
- rssf EPhEPTtC PILLS. ss2,E

For tAe ure IL Fits, Spasu, Cramp dNd dI N6gVeus
Eh V1ili and SoHttStatj6 - Nd Dtsans9ss4l fNiss
DKRSONS gho,are iAhosing under ibis dletEslsing
malady,vtl and Dr. HA NcE,s yE0ET KBBE EPI.
EBPT IC PfLLslo bsthe only icheag evar diseOEOT-
cd forcuring z ptlepsy or Falling Fits. ~. 49,
Theso Pills posseSsA specific eetIoh on theDoftoua
for tho purpose ofcurng Fis, they Will be f0und et
especial benent for all persons atcted with weak
nefVes, orwhose narVo system haAb been pfQstrqted
or al altered from any cause whateyef. In ehbonic
complants, ,or diseases 0foHg etAnding,
ed hy uorypusness, they areexceedinglg Rsnencial.
ofthc city ehcloslmE viii have tho PIee
saht tho edi through The free ofroftagc Fto
sale by SETH S. HANCEs No 1Oe tBaitfnoTe etfeet F.,
Baltimore, Mafyland TO whom ordgra lem ell parts
oflho Union m9s,be addreissd, ,postpa ,,ss
| Junc IL, 1e56-tS7 N-' ''
.iLioiamugl niJ le- sekgi6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
mARHIRD,

fOa the Goth inst. by Otto w. CrSmer.
ESQ. Mr.. JESSE d. CRoss and Miss ANY
AELES, both Of this City.
Sou the l4lh inst. by the RNv. A. ReOk
Mr.. EwARD FRrEzENKR and Miss ELIZA
BETH BRowN.
BY the same. on the Gath inst. Mr.
ADAM ScuULTz aud Mrs, MARrHA Mon
tSGERs ~ -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
YHH I SM.A AM g0RNER

The "a IA not In our city pleasant retreat, eoA
k6 lhs fious "sugsa Cefssr'a where ehoicels sPiIiS
! meet. ~ sat-
Whore Nieks FaeAS presides, as the Gefuiahs hliBh
"a n saw Ia nfSu41f! j. s.af ,zd eAr,., aags
Or las For In Tho plain English way.
Where m cong the public Tor comfort and oas
So winning his WAYS and adapted 70 ploaso, t4
Who grateful for fayors recieved ththe phss,' ESQ
IN custoinors RalnlnEwh no slick true and tfnsial,
Whose rrocesios selected in mark els the bost,
Ara Known through the country, audcheapest contes
Wbich or Fairhtld, havo trlpd not IN vqu,
And mn rchnsInx once will sure buy again, -.
Who 1nd for tKoir Hotsss the sheds most dOsplote,
Tho safsst and coolest nloDg tho Main Streets
Whose mar room with pure healthy liquors suppltot
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

i R4ruInevcr complained ofmy condition
said the Persian poet Sadi "yut once when
my festWers bare; and ] had 10 money to
huy shoess but nelN = man without feet
and I became conteuted with my lot,"s,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISON Of Franklin Co
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. OfKnox County.
For Auditor Of Stais.
ROBERT W. TAYLOR. ofMahoning Co
For Secretary ofStats.
ADDISON p. RUSSELL. Of Clinton Co
Fer Treasurer Of State. ,
ALFRED P. STONE. Of Frsaklin7 Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Z. GH0LSON. Of Hamilton
Fer Member Beard Of Public Works.
yOHNsB. GREGORY. of fSciote CoaplY
For School Commissioner.
AESDN SMYTH. OF LuoAs Coua,y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

ls Ezr n you want TO got rid Of cotns, rub
them over with cheese and let three Of
four mice nbbe them for night or two,
II the mice % their duty. The remedy viii
be effectuat. N"N'T tsF0''Pe. = esifsN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

EE Conceil, more rich in matter than
in words. brags Of his substance, not Of or
nameut: they Sre but beggars who can
count their worth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28
The CiRcinppti CsmmerslaI On ,Ihc Ar-
enisssIce In ftaIy. RCai1l6 Z

y missIee In 1taly. AZ tAt411
The Emparorof France i At his old
tricks Of diplomacy IN war; The world |
has not forgotten how he absorbed @.he
glory Of the war Of France and England
win RHssia, and N ihe momsut Of inde-
cisive victory insisted upon making peace
dragging sslaclsps Epgl.pd from, half la
hen Sebpipppk There Is strong ap-
pearanes ihAt be is repeating this opera.
ton IN his combat with Austria, and that
his allisa 10 the Italian. A. his ally 10 the
CFiueap var win be obliged 10 sIlow him
70 msks peace sscording 20 biz ssysreiga,
viii and pleasure. eyeaa as be makes war
in his sovn wey. SardiniA, Lombasdy.
aud N Duchiss a Northern Ilsly. repre-
seated 10 The srniisl Of Victor Emapusl apd
Prince Napolson, are restrained IN. the
half-sOUqusred historical square Of Austria
a. England MAS EsinOd up amid the ruins
sf southern, Sebastopol, An ,Armistice;
Il has not bson forgotten. folloMsd the, Ia
king Of a, portion Of sSsbAstopol. Russia
Wss suffering terribly from The war, and
Was aiio msks peace. The Peace Con-
gress msl ct Paris. The French, EmpsFor
wAsmwisr Of the stualiop. and lhought i,
became him 10 bsmagnauimous, He gave
Ras'is easy ierms, and in making peace
with her. made her his friend. and acqui,
rcd lAn influence % one Of tho croWn.d
heads Of Europe. that he could not have at
tsipsd without the shedding otblcod in
the Crimes. Tho pride Of Austria, Is now
haniliaisd, but her military power is moi
utterly broken. though ber prestige as .
military nation ia gone. She is bspkrupt,
and threatsnad with acknowledgement. She
will BE- wiling to iItsu TO terms now that
were held to be insulting when her srmies
crossed the Ticino, lt,ia uHdar The DIR.
oumstanoss q conis,siOn, of defeat and
wssknsas. ior. .hsr Emperor 70 listen 10 on
armisiics. Now another opporlnuiiy, ID
presented The French Emperor to be mag,
aapimous. Thus iar France and It.ly
have gained nothing BY the war ex,ep,
military reputation, but thsy have shed !,
YES, smoun, Il blood and expended untold
miIlioas Of tseasuss. Napoleon however
il personality great gamer Ia has s.,,' 81
tsblishsd in ,hs'eyss of pations thai thai be - /,
,hs Grs. politician 10 Enropc. He ha,
shown that he possesses the qualities OF
great commander. He has ,ooodus,sd ,
remarkably successful camp.ion ~ Fla hs, ~
proysn undsr he ob.s,yat;on, ~ Nh ths ~ wo,,d
his o.,.Oual courage On ,bs b,,,ls, MAJ esld Ia
,Hs bss Won ,hss which i, =, pse,s,ary '',t d
siye Nm : heroic character h tha ss,;ms. ,,.
lion of NJ. own psopls-,bs -b fam. ,.odl sod mes. -
Ire Il ! military ebief,.in, - riaa r,s,.
rsiu 70 him q have shown 10, Il 10 sls DeoDs a. y
Fnnco TIA. their Empero, 1. auu sompo,ent d
..mm..a thai, a,m;s. K, ~ s.,d wi NJ
~. ,s.p,d .x,sD.iyo b.,vs,,, of hono, 81
~ asI5, ,h.t ~ geui,, 81 n, h~ ,.,Is lL,m mm.dI
immor..l. and has added q tbs,a b,aol aooloS,y w : 4
ths name 4. bears. France has ~ Ia, ,tso,n son,l
HHU.
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's Ev3 There is but one nan who can be-
lieve himself free from envy, and Il rs. he
who has never examined his own heart.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-28

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