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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
The Proclamation of the King of
Sardinia.

The following proclamation has been adj
dressed by Victor Emanuel to his troops:
"Soldiers Austria, who is increasing her
armies on our frontier, and threatens to invade
our territory because here liberty reigns with
order, because, not might, but concord and
affection between the People and the Sover-
eign here govern the ate,--because the
groans of oppressed Italy here tind.an echo,-
Austria dares to ask us, WHO are only armed
in self-defence, to lay down our arms and sub
init to her cemency.
"The insulting demand received the reply
it deserved. l rejected it with contempt
Soldiers, tell it to you, convinced that you
will take an insult to your King and to your
nation as an insult to yourselves. The an
nouncement make to you Is the announce
ment of war; Soldiers to arms
" You will have to face an enemy not new
to you. But if brave and disciplined you
need not fear the comparison, and you may
quote with pride the battles of Goito, Pastren-
ga, Santa Lucio, Somma-Compagna, and even
Custozza, where four brigades alone struggled
for three days against five corps d'armee.
g will lead you. We have made each
others acquaintance before this, on more than
one occasion, in the heat of battle, when
fighting by the side of my magnanimOus ia
ther, had opportunity to admire your cour-
age.
"I am sure that on the field of honor and
of glory you will maintain, even add to your
reputation for bravery. You will have for
companions those intrepid soldiers of France,
conquerors in SO many noted battles, who
were your bretleen-in-arms on the Tchernaya
and whom Napoleon ILL.,, who is always TO be
found where there is Just cause to defend OF
civilization to promote, sends generously to
our assistance in numerous battalons.
"March, then, confident in victory, and
Irvine new laurels round your flag, the trico-
lor under the folds of which the elite of the
youth of Italy is collected, and which indi-
Gates to you that the task before you is the
independence of Italy-that just and holy
work which will be your battle cry.
TURIN, April 81. "VICToR EMANUEL.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
what England Can Do-Speech from
the Earl of Derby.

The Earl of Derby, in recent speech, al
ludes 70 the position of England in the war,
and her situation. He says go You have
In India 100, 900 seasoned and valiant troops,
such as the world. probably, never saw before
certainly equal to that army which Yelling
ton rendered. immortal. [Cheers.] A great
pe{tion o. that force ought to quit India for
BuBiscdd. They are at our command and if
tboy come here it is not from the necessity of
this country, but because the happy course of
affairs in India and the position Of the Indian
Government makeit desirable that they should
return home. You have in England itself at
this moment 100, 900 men, not equal, perhaps,
TO those who have been seasoned in the illus
trious campaigns of India, but disciplined,
and need not add, brave soldiers, since they
are your countrymen. [Cheers.1 was told
by one OF the honorable gentlemen who pre-
oeeded me that nothing would satisfy him
but that we should have powerful fleet in
the Channel. You will have, before six
weeks have passed, not only powerful fleet
In the Channel, but also powerful feet in
the Mediterranean. lCheers.] What nation
In the world, then, can compete with Eng
land For, with all these, you have a con-
dition OF your finances which is most whole
some and healthy; and these great arma
ments, which will never be exercised except
for your defence, or for the maintenance ei
your honor and the vindcation Of your abso-
Lutte interests, will be supported by people
lightly taxed, greatly prospecting, and whose
heart and soul are with the institutions oil
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

An election riot took place at Limerick.
The military were called out, and fired on the
mob, killing and wounding five.
At Chester Cup races bennington won
the American " PriOress' coming in fourth.
Twenty-three horses ran.
The Prince of Wales had embarked at Civil
ia Vecchi, on British man-of-war, for Glib
ralter.
The Duke OF Leeds (not Lewes) is dead.
1t was said that Persigny will certainly be
the French Ambassador to London.
1t was reported in the military circles, that
the Ministers of Great Britain intended to call
out the whole militia, and fifty new batalons
TO be added to the line.
Lord Cowley reached London on Friday and
had a protracted interview with Malmesbury.
DIR. Dionysius Lardner is dead. He is well
known as a scientific writer of great ability,
and equally well known for the scandal he
crested Is or 20 years ago by his elopement
to America with the wife of DR.. Heavysde
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

TnR PARAGUAY TREATY. - Washington, May
ls.---Among the papers connected with the
Paraguay expedition, just placed in the pos
session OF the Government, is the written
apology of President Lopez, for the attack on
the Water Witch.
The treaty with Paraguay is for ten years,
at the end of which either party may give one
years notice of its abrogation but in the alb
sence OF this, it is thereafter to continue in
force.
A separate understanding was concluded
for the survey of the Parana, and there is not
for this purpose to he more than one vessel In
each river at the same time. As to the other
marine privileges the United States is placed
on an equal footing with all other nations.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

VIENNA, May 6th.-The Official Bulletin of
Gen. Gyulai, reports that on Wednesday g we
made a demonstration near Gambia and Fras-
sinetto. Our side had twenty wounded.-
Near Cornale we have thrown bridge over
the Pc river, and the troops have crossed and
fortified the head OF the bridge Yesterday,
on our railroad, near Verona, train filled
with troops came in collision with the ammu-
milton wagons, some of which exploded. %
of the men we're killed and 124 wounded.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

LATER FROM TRxAs.-.Ner Orleans, May II.
-Adyices received from Austin, Texas, to
the 18th inst; state on the Sd instant Capt.
Bageir, at the head of a band of 30 men,
entered the upper indian Reserve and killed
IL Indians. The band then fed, and at the
latest dates a party of dragons, accompanied
by the Infatuated Indians, were in pursuit
The outrage had created great excitement.
The Indians in the lower Reserve had left
their farms and Ned to Captain Rios encainp-
ment for protection.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Ari~ai Of the AragO at Neio York. Aus.ridn
Movements in Italy, the Bridge Of Ba6tord
Destroyed, The ,creck Of the Pomona.


Destroyed, The @reck 81 the Pomohd.
List of some of the Lost.
The steamship Arago, from Southampton
on the evening of the 4th inst, arrived AZ
New York yesterday.
She furnishes few hours later intelligence
than has been received by the steamer Nova
Scotia.
Among the passengers by the Arago are
William NJ. Grim, Jr., bearer of dispatches
from London, and Rev.. DR.. Farrell, bearer of
dispatches from Rome.
The Arago passed. on the morning of the
10th inst, lat. so "a, long. 80 40, a steamer,
supposed to be the Arabia, outward bound
On the 10th, lat. 40 IS, long. Sc do, passed
propeller Glasgow, from New York. AT the
same time passed barque-rigged propeller.
When of Cape Race the Arago passed sew
eFal icebergs.
The Latest News.
VIENNA, May 3d.-The Austrian army has
advanced without serious combat, TO Cam
br0cazzo and Lomello.
The statement that Trieste and the surround
ing country had been declared in state OF
siege by the Austrian troops is confirmed.
Venice and Verona had also been declared
in state of siege.
Gen. Giulay has imposed on the town of
Novara demand for . heavy contribution of
provision and forage.
PARIS May 4.--Nilitsry volunteers for two
years have been accepted. war credit Tor
90, 600, 900 francs Is to.be opened. The loan
| of 500, 900, 900 francs is to be contracted for
by national subscription.
| ST.. PETERSBURG, May 3.-The official journal
Of the Government has been authorized to
declare most positively that there exists no
treaty OF alliance, offensive and defensive, be-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

The latest intelligence from the'elections in
England, for members of the House Of Conf
mons, shows the ministerial gains TO be %.
Messrs. Arnalein & Keter is the banking
firm of Vienna before reported as having fail
ed for two millions sterling.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
ROBERT TAYLOR'S
& CONFECTIONERY.

aekS=N THE undersigned having largely increased his
hcillties for successfully prosecuting his business
4n the shape Of two large brick buildings with all
friends the public generally that after twelve years
practical experience In this city he Is prepared to sell
Bread and Cakes lower than sold In Delaware
before The following rates will he strictly adhered to ut
present ono and half pound loaf at cents, pound
loaf 10 Cakes Of every description proporonao-
ly low New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits Sugar Biscuits,
Shell Biscuits Family Pilot Bread Bran Biscuits, Lemon
Biscuits Water Crackers &c, &c All Of which will be
they be bought in the United States He has also in
connection with his Bakery established the max
of Confectionery in this branch Of business he
thing but the best material, and employ buhe very
best wokmen His wagons will run in every direction,
ed within twenty miles Of Wilmington, free Of charge
Retailers will nnd it to their advantage to call at the
Of Fifth and Tanal Streets and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Store Of Finh and Tstnali Streets, Wilmington,
Delaware
Apr. 2S-ly. ROBERT TAYLOR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, can be bought a.
cheap II not Cheaper in Wilmington In Philadelphia 81
any other city in the Union II amy doubt this, let them
CALL AT Ill MARKET STREET,
where they will soon get their doubts removed
Tho subscriber having received large invoice from the
late TRADE SALES" IL now selling VALUABLE BOOKS
all subjects, exceeding low prices Those who love
Books would do well to call early and examine the stock
GREAT INDUCEMENTS to COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
All New Publications may he obtained at the cheap
BOOK STORE III Market Street
APR 2i-tt THoS ROBERTS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR sALR.-A two storiej Brick House, situate In Be-
eond Street, between Washington and West.
This Is u suitable property for Butcher. The house
stands back from the street twenty feeho front yard Is
beautiful grass plot with pangs along the street 1t has
front Of twenty feet Tho back buildings good
and new and three stories high The lot back hun
dred and thirty Eve feet to Lafayette Street. street TWEEN
y.tw0 feet wide On Lafayette Street. there IL mont Of
sixty three feet, which there a good frame STABLE
This property has fountain of good spring water running
continually upon IT, The property contains i've thousand
seven hundred, and twelve square feet two inches.
IL Butcher or Darynan this il one Of tho most dei
rable properties In the City
For further particulars apply to
IAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
Three paws Later from California

0peafno Of the Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
Aatf-IecomptsT-Ldter from Iahat-A Revolution
Expected
ST. LOUIS, May, 1s.-The Overland Mail has
arrived with San Francisco advices to the 26th
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
THE WAR.

There is no longer any doubt about the ex-
istenoe of actual war in Northern Italy. The
Austrian Designation OF War is made public
and the Austrian troops have crossed the tt
elmo into Sardinia.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
WESTERN HOTEL,

Cornsr Of Fourth and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
49, THE undersigned having taken the above Ho.
nilM tel aud made such improvements a. were doomed
I..s necessary for the accommodation Of the public
bega leave 10 announce that the house IL now
open for the reception Of boarders and visitors.
The largo enclosure connected with the premises under
tho management Of experienced hosters, afford superior
accommodation for farmers drovsrs, &c.
The table will be supplied with the choicest articles
tho produce IN the best style by polite
and obliging servants.
The Bar Will be supplied with Wines aud Liquors Of the
best brands aud Cigars Of the best quality. a,
Tho Bowling Saloon attached to this establishment Will
be constantly open to visitors.
Nothing, In short will be overlooked that may contri'
butte to the comfort Of the patrons Of tho House.
Apr 9sly. JOHN g. WALTER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
JOHN I'M. STIDHAM,
e & o C So @

corHer " Second and Walnut Sireas
WILMINGTON, DEL.
IL RRPs constantly hand a complete assortment Of
N Oils Sugars, Coees, Teas, Spices MolRsses Tobacco
Bacop, Hams Lard, Cheese Rice Fish, ground aud due
Salts extra and superior Flour Corn Meal starch Soap,
&c, &c His Is select stock OF family Groceries aud
Provisions Together with all articles usually kept
Grocery Store, which will be Id cheap
may Idly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR sALE-A very pretty Building Lot situated IN
West Second Street. between Orange aud Tanall This is
good situation aud would do for almost any kind
chauical business II has front Of twenty three feet
inches on Second Street and runs back hundred aud
thny.two feet For further particulars apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr 29tf No 90 Shipley Street, Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR sALE.-A three storied Brick House, situate on
Madison Street. between Seventh and Eighth Streets This
very neat property and which would suit work
ing man with q small capital.
Part Of the money can remain on the premises.
For further particulars apply TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Ann ~ shinlnx
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
WILLIAM H. NAFF,
| TT CTTON r. r. r. .

ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
hgeneraly that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in all It's various branches, and Ia ready to receive
consignment all kinds Of Goods, Wares aud Merchan-
disc, at the
Temperance Hail,
East Fourth Street South side, near Market STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Real Estate aud Stocks sold at public private sale
Continues his agency for Renting and collecting rents Of
houses farms, &c.
Persons wishing to rent will do well to give him call
BorrOws aud Loans Money on Commission.
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &C. In and for
the State Of New Jersey.
Furniture at reduced prices.
Public sales every Saturday as the Auction Room, No.
East Fourth street.
Once No West Fourth street, up stairs.
N. B-Houses, Farms and Building Lots for sale
Please give him a call. May Idly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
FOR SALE.

A -.MCO THE three story House, No. ~ East
MsTSAx4S "a Street. II contains seven rooms.
sfSIPEISIf lot sixteen feet front and runs back
eighty feet to sixteen feet wide alley
Terms na'Ie Easy irice 1920 Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
may l4-tL No. Us Shipley Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21
CALEB STROUD & SON,

WOULD most respectfully cali the attention Of farmers
and the public generally to their GROUND and CALCI-
NED PLASTER aud superior BONE DUST. These fertI-
zers are unequaled by any other In the Market They
always the in quality, and invariably to be re-
lied upon
sites Of complete manure Its superior virtues when
known, will be too apparent to escape observation
It s particularly adapted to Corn, Oats, Potatoes and Veg
etabes.
We feel that recommendation OF fertilizer to be OF
value Is intention TO sell nouc but reliable
ders for these superior articles at the shortest notice. and
on the most reasonable terms Apr 23tE
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR SALE.-A three storied BRICK HOUSE. situated
in Lombard street. west side. This IL excellent pro-
perry, with back building, Private Alley, Sc, &c.
Six hundred dollars remain the property Price
$3.50. Apply 10 JhbiRS MONTGOMERY.
Apr. 2,-tf No 90 Shpley Street, Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR SALE-A Hundred Building Lots for sale In tn
Western part Of the City Prices moderate, and terms q,
communicating. Apply to .
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Apr. 29-tf No. 80 Shipley Street, Wilmington
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-21

FOR SALE-A three sioried Brick House. situated a
the corner VI Spruce aud Seventh Streets This s
the best houses OF liz class in this city, and will be nd
bargain, IL applied for soOn. Apply TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Apr a3-tf No. 20 Shipley Street, Wilmington
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11

we think that the finances of the State. from
other sources, will pay the necessary expenses
of the Legislature and State Officers We be-
lieve that 1t would be for the benefit of the peo-
pie, and for the interests of the tax-payers. if
the Constitution We're SO, altered that the Leg
islature and Governor might be elected for five
years, and that the Legs ature meet but once
during the tive years, unless absolutely nccessa-
ry for the benefit of the State
Now the ques ion arises How can the State
pay her own necessary expenses Which ques-
ton, we think, is easily answered Let the
State charter and own the banks, if we must
have banks. and let the interest on paper mon
ey' now paid to corporations, be paid to the
State, and it would pay all the expenses of the
State and leave large surplus for school and
other purposes.
Now, viii the banking system pay Take,
Tor example. the banking system If Pennsvlva-
ma bank Is chart cred for $4,000, which
would make one thousand shares at fifty dollars
each, which Is customary with all the bank in
that State. When tie Bank is started the
stockholders pay an installmeut of five dollars
on each share, and in six months five dollars
more, and that Is all that is paid a share in
The banking institutions of Pennsylvania which
makes cash capital of SI0,0 0J in the bank, and
4 stock capital of $4,000. This enables the
bank TO issue bills to the amount of 81 30 600
Tins IS discounted at thirty, sixty and ninety
days. at an interest Of seven per cent, paid in
advance, amounting TO 81 ,235, and only SIO,-
0J0 in cash IN the bank.
Now if bank # $4,000 stock realizes sI1.
235, how much Wiz all the banks ia the State
of Wisconsin realize There are about one hun
dred banks in the State, some of 100000. but
generally of $4,000 but sor example put them
all ii $4,000 each, the interest of which would
amount to the sum Of slips, 500 annually, at
seven per cent BY the foregoing it will APP
pear that the money paid to the banks would
pay all the State tax at present, would pay all
expenses of Government, and all that is lacking
in the school fund. Therefore,
Resolyed. That consider ourselves imposed
on by the Government law makers, and that we
viii peaccably defend our rights
Resolrcd, That viii proceed 10 have a
printing press in operation TO defend the rights
Of the taxpayers, and invite the people of the
State to unite with us in general retrench-
ment and reform measure in our State finances.
Resolrod, That the cxigencies of the times de-
rnand prompt action. and the people request
ee To unite in Il thorough reform.
Resoired, That 4 copy IF the above proceed
ings and resolutions will be sent to the State
Journal, 1rqts and Democrat, Mineral Point
Tribune, Grant 10. I{crad ana Richlamd 90 o.
serucr, for publication. GEO. SCHNEE.
LUTHER kINDALL, Scc'v. Chm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
Public Meeting al Ayoca.

We, the Taxpayers ~ the county OF Iowa. Ia
boring under tie burden 1.-THE present taxation
snd DESTROYS Of finding some means of alleyiat-
ing our present difficulties. have assembled al
the house OF GEo SCHSEE. in the village of Avo-
"a. on the evening Of January 1st, 1859. 10 take
into consideration and adopt such measures IS
will enable us 10 iefend 2:is! protect OURSELVES
from the corrupt and unjust proceedings q the
Legislature and State Officers. 1t Is not that
we wish to be disobedieat 10 the laws Of the
land. hut We think that we are imposed upon
by those having rule over US
We have therefore proposed TO have News
Paper started for the purpose Of investigating
the acts OF the Legislature and advocating the
cause of the taxpayers Of the State OF Niseon-
SIN.
We think that II the State affairs are man
aged rightly. there will be no need OF paying
any State taxes whatever. 1nghtly managed,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

CHARLES +. IilsIery, Plaintiff
against Ia Circuit Court for Iowa
O dton NJ Ashmore. and Co. 70 foreclosure MORT
Polly Ashmore. his wife, Def.
NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue Of decreta
y or,.er judgement for sale mad by the above
named Court, July 10Th 1858, in the above entitled
cause viii sell at Public Fenduc the highest and
best bidder cash. the 26t day OF uaTy next A
d. 1889 between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
setting of the OF said day. the front
door of the Court House the city Mineral Point
the County of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin, the fol-
described Real Estate, icing the gagged prem
ses the above entitled action, TO wit: fractio
section three 81 the northwest quarter, half
of the southwest quarter and the northeast quarter of
the soutlw quarter of section No. elc (l) the
section No 0) ana the east half of the
south west quarter of section No 400 all Of viii ch
said tracts land situated in hip No eight 81
north range No. five east in the County Of Iowa.
State of Wisconsin. GEO. MESSEKSMIrIt.
3i-t-a-m- Sheriff Iw: Co Wis
Sheriff Office City Of Mineral Point, Aug 10, 1888.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-01-11
.IIERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, lr.,.i y ,-ta
IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. 49, 49,
Andrew Bolster, Plaintiff,
against
John WaterS Il and Richard
Drury, co partners doing bust
ness under the name and 81
OF Waterworth X Drurv. Def Is.
NOTICE. is hereby given that, by virtue OF writ Of
Execution. issued out OF the Circuit CoHrt in aud
the OF Iowa, and Stale &c Wisconsin dated
the 9th dav November. H. 1888, and directed
in the above entitled action against the goods and chat
tes lands and rncmens of the above named defendants
did on the day December 4 D., ISJS seize and
upon the south quarter OF the south west
quarter Section number thir,ytwo (2) in township
mber eight 81 north. OF ~ east, said
county of Io-a and that will the 18th day Of Feb
ruarv 4 D. $50 AT the front door Of the Court House
in the city Mineral Point, in said county Of Iowa. be
tween the of twelve and two clock in the after
noon sell the said Real Estate sbv~ de-
scribrd the highest and best bidder for cash hand,
to satisfy said writ and costs-D1ted Sherils Office
Mineral Point this 10Th December A H. 1858.
GEO. MESS Ef.SMIrtI. Sheriff, Iowa Co, Wis
BY JOIN HrTCHsON, Deputy
l.. VI. STRONG, Atty Tor plaintin- "2;ds-