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STATE OF NORrH.CAROLINA.-cHA

STATE OF NORrH.CAROLINA.-
- HAM COUNTY. Court Of Eqmlv, F:, Term lsas
William Dowdy James A. Sirlm,n in his own rirbt
and admir- with the will annexed. of Thomas Dowdv
deceased, and his wife Sally. Sally Dwdy wife of said
Thomas, James U"wdv. Alien Dowdv Mathew Dowdv
Arn,sead l. Dowdy. Nelson q. Hill and wife Polly, and
the heirs al law OF Thomas Dowdy. Jr deceased names
unknown.
Ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that JAIME.
Dwdv, Mathew Duwdy. Allen Dnwdv Armstead /. Dow.
dy. Nelson q. Hill and wife Polly and the heirs of Thomas
Duwdy, Jr deceased. defendants this cause are non.
residents of this Stae il is therefore ord cred by the
Court that publication be made in the NnrihCaroina
Sndord paper published in the City of Raleigh for six
successive weeks commanding th,m To be and appear be.
fore the Judge of Court Of Equity be held for
the county of Chatham at the Court House in Pitrsbv
The third Monday Of March next. then aid there
plead. deuur to said BILL otherwise the same
will be taken pt enteSO, aud set down for bearing ps
to them.
Witness L. Merritt. Clerk of said Court at office in
Pittsboro, the third Monday IN September A. d. Say.
J. MERRITT, c. NJ +.
ls, October 1889. PR adv. So 42-wht.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
TINHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
Il been placed hands for SALE by of the must
successful Cotton Planters Snu'h.Wes Georgia. who
desires change of residence and occupations
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS stu.
a'ed in the heart Of the Lime Belt convenient to Rail.
road;
One containing $40 Acres;
One Containing i.7an Acres; and
One containing %" Acres;
Together with all of the Stock copete. Planting Uten-
sis. and abundant supply of Provisions
Also seventy experienced and A No. I, Cotton making
NEGROES the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired, but separately
Terms f,llows can be made: small of ctxh
aid the balance instruments of une, two three and four
years. well secured with interest PAYABLE annually.
Persons wishing TO see the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country, thai be
home ON their arrival.
For further particulars address a. "Bond's Mills,
Baker county, Georgia.
w. W. CHEEVER
Nav 9, 1889 lg-wtf
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
VINHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE Of LECTURES
Il in this INSTITUTION viii commence MONDAY, the
l4th day of November. is =.
A preliminary Course of Lectures will commence the
18th Of October l> and the Professors will deliver daily
bedside Lectures.
E. D. FENNER. NJ. D, Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice
&c. &c
SAMUEL chopin, NJ D.. Professor of Surgery
ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry,
&C.. &c
ANTHONY PENSION. NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
HOW ARD SMITH. NJ d.. lr,fr>s.'r of Materin Medica.
CORNELIUS C. BEARD. N. d.. Professor OF Anatomy.
D. WARREN BRlCKELL. NJ d., Professor OF Ob.
stetrcs.
J. +. GRAIL, NJ d., Deu,nns RAZOR af Anatomy.
The Professors are. under the law of The State, visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hospital and their
great aim is to give their pupils the thorough pruct
cal instruction.
For Circulars, any information whatever. address
Z. d. FENNER NJ. ID, Dean
August &, 1859. 32-w4m.
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NOTICE.

II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE ~.
II .zens Of Raleigh and the surrounding count, -, ol
continue I" carry ON the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS iha
le,gh ut WM II. IiOlL.OMAN'S OLD STANn IN N Id
the same Smith that had last year. his business is nae
Horses and working Farming Tools; he can aso
work on Carriages nope, by strict attention 10 bsnn
to share aIberaI patronage. U'nes
January IA. 1885,. s.m,l
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II HAVE A GOOD BILLIARD TABLE TO SELF .;,t 10 70
IL apply soon at 46 Fayetteville St., Raleigh OF WIZ
Creech for further Information. ,y-sf
April 81 l66e.
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A runaway slave named York has returned from
Canads to bis master IN Virginia.
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HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKpn,
OF RALEIGH!

HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE Mann.
OF RALEIGH!
EVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOr Nav
IL guess VIII" is for all am in The ring n,anuf,c,n.l
Carriages and Hnggies,
and that with good materials. will sell low for g,d
g"d Mites. or viii trade for Pork in The pork s,as VI
west of Capitol Square, and the Masonic Lodge ~
JOHN WYATT
"a'es"' N'"s ~ 'o''' 2n-wtf
STATE OF CAROLINA.-cH,v
~ HAM COUNTY. Court If Eunrly Fall Term I,.
Nathan A. StednIan, Oran A SiedraIl, Patsev Krg w.,
cv Poe. e. W (i1lSton and wife Elizabeth And,.w I
Stedman aid Others heirs at law of Vim Winshin ST.
man. the heirs of John C. Stedman and Of Thna, II U
bert and wife Mary, Vim. W Se,lnan Stephen Sl,d",r
and Robert Stedman. the three last infants under tw
one wears of age by their guardian and friend TLn,
Hupy. par:e
Pursuant To order Of the Cour of EQUITY far III.
Com ~ Of Chatham. made at Fall Tenn, Is The udr
signed Clerk and Master. will proceed to sell at The Cr,
House door in the Town of PitSb0ru IN the 18th d.r =,
November next, being Tuesday of County Court the Ina
in the petition meno ed and described as b.se .nS
lot in the Town of PITT burn with store house ta b
and known the yellow House and lot cnn,a,u,,, NM
Being in the of the Town. and neal the tr
House, fer business rIoSes is perhaps the most yau
able and desirable lot IN the Town. Is well sto FIR
for god iuel. The attention of business men is caId
to this sale.
TERMS SALE credit of twelve months will BIZ uvn
The purchaser with good security, ring ntp bond bear.
ing interest from date for the amount of The purchase
m"ney.
L. J. MERRITT, c. NJ E.
October r. 1851. pr. Adv. ~ 4l-wgtz
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
EX-0oV. HUNT And TIE TRIBUNE.

Hon. HoRAcE GK.EIEr.-Dear Sir. You very
well know that it has not be:n my practice to engage
10 personal discusssns with the Press even TO protect
nysoffrom misrepresentation, and would not have
believed that l could be induced to depart from my
ususl course in this respect.
But Observe that while TIE TRBUSEs report Of
the proceedings of the Union meeting last evening
wholly suppresses my speeeh giving only very gross
eSaggetion Of the fact that from a severe ced under
which am suffering, my voice was TOO much impaired
10 be beard by all Of the vast assemblage); yet in
commenting upon it edorally you have seriously nis-
stated Its general purport and leading positions.
made no alusiOn to ny votes while in Congress. But,
upon this erroneous assumption, you propose to prove
the inconsistency of my Congressional action with my
present sentiments " if challeDgedP 10 do 80
the efoTe feel compelled to make the challenge thus
invited, upon the condition, however, that you shall
fret insert my speech in THE TRIBUNE for which pur
pose send you correct copy.
This act Of justice being DONE a necessary and just
tribute to the cause Of free discussion any comments
you may choose to make the question of consistency
viii be fairly and caDdidly met.
Yours respectfully, WASHINGTON HUNT.
Ntc- York. Dec. %, 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
The Nseylgan Treaty.

NEw.ORtFANs, Tuesday Dec. % 1859.
The u. g steamer Brooklyn has arrived here bring
ing MIR. NcLane, our Minister 70 Mexico, and his
fmJy.
Mr. ii. r. DelaTeuiere, Mr. McLane's Secretary Of
Legation has also arrived, bearing with him the treaty
with The Juarez Government. IL was ratified on the
ifth inst and provides for perpetual right Of way
across the Isihmus of TehuanteDec from Rio Grande
to Mazatan, and from Guay amas 10 Arizona without
warehouses at the termin Of each transit All goods
between the Aautic and Pacific States are 10 pass free
Of tuiy Goods shipped IRON transit warehouses to
foreign countries are alto 10 be free OF duty.
Our troops, military stores and munitions OF war are
70 pass through Tehuantepec and Sonora the as
MeXcan The neutrality Of the transit is 10 be guard
ec by both governments united. With or without
consent Mexico Is e. possess the night to protect the
transit and It's property by force. There is TO be per-
feet religious freedom. No forced loans citizens
are to be permitted
supplemental convention permits Intervention in
Mexico 10 protect citizens and enforce the treaty
stpulations.
In compensation for the release Of duties on passing
transiis, the United States is to pay four millions OF
dollar, two millions of which TO be received In
payment Of claims.
The above is derived from authentic sources.
Mr.. Layentrie started for Washington this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

BrIL's HEAp.-A more gloomy prospect for the
drover upon tie opening day of the cattle Market MS
not been seen for months. a heavy rain-storm COM
menced before the cattle were ell yarded, whieh
materially delayed business aud made It very un-
comfortable for all parties. From the known large
receipts over the Erie and Central roads large sup
ply was anticipated here and droyers felt the depres
inc influence that an anticipated bad market always
communicates from one to another. Butchers were
not SOW to discover an opportunity to buy ther
supply for Christmas at lower rates than tney PAD
last week and consequently held off, lea 7rg The eate
brokers 10 come to them begging custom, instead OF
their asking as they are sometimes obliged to do, tue
rriyleee of taking cattle upon the sellers own term
The general quality Of the stock yarded Is not as
good as il was last week, and consequently good
beeves will sell better in proportion than the medium
and inferior grades but we do not exPeei, unless
there should be a great change tomorrow, 70 see
anv cattle except G few extras or - premiums
sell above ten cents net pound. And we 90 expect
10 see good many good butchers cattle sci az hihe
cents, and less and altogether taking cost and qaiy
into account the hardest marketthat drovers nave seen
for several weeks.
There are now at the Cattle Marke. yards IN Forty
fourth street. the most remarkable show OF iai Cattle
that we have ever seen together. There are In one
ren OF fifteen head Of Durham steers and heers more
noupds Of rsteass beef and fat and less waste, than
ia any other fifteen head shown together IN tnli
city and We think in this country These cattle weigh
from two to three thousand pounds each alive, and
come of them viii dress very clOse to 70 pounds per
hundred.
The names Of feeders and other particulars, will be
enb,d;ed in The Cattle Market report OF this week
Nine Of these mammoth bulloeks were purchased y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Markets.

CrNcSx.Tr Dec 2o-FLorR dull, heavy, and dropping at
g. 2O0 FOR superhne WHISKY unchanged. WHEAT dull
but prices anged. Hoes advanced 2c sales 1900 at $50
S660 RRCPIrT to-day 300 Mess PORR, Sl6 251 Sl6 so
uk MEATS SIC and SIC delivery February LARD, lO0
Glc MEATS advanced Shoulders 505ic sides, TO
HGms, 53d7ic.
NOBLE Dec CoTToN-sses to-day Of 1900 bales at de-
cline OF lc. Midding, l0i GlOtc
NFw-OBIEANs Dec 19COTTONSales to-day SeOD bales at
irregular pces buyers demsnd reduction which is rense
Tie European adyices caused less hrnness In the market
FEteuTs; Cotton 10 Liverpool 1921 some vessels asking 3D.
ExoHANGE Sight Newly ork l03R cent prem. ,
NEwORrEASs, Dec. 20COTTOSSaes today OF 700 bales
n reruar 1ices We quote Middng at l030llc The sales
Of the last three days add 22OOO bales and the receipts
bales AZ coo for tho time last year Receipts
10 OF last year $4,000 bales SUGAR dull and quiet
AT ode MoT.tssEs. 40t042c. OATS, Sic
PHApFnPnIA Dec 20-FLOUR quiet and dull CORN active
at 82lc. OATs steady. WHISKY unchanged -
ArGUs1a Dec lG-COTTON quiet sales today, 800 bales
SAvANxAH Dee CoTToS inactiye sales to-day 800 bales
at irregular prices. .,, ,,,,,,c
CINCISSATI Dec. 2O-Sight Exchange on New'fork un'
ch0nged -,
HEV-OEIEAxs Dec 2O-sigbt Exchange New-York, s@a
y cent discount. =. =,
PHILApELPHIA Dec. 20Sigh Exchange on New loiA pH
TO l2O p cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

S,IT OF SroIES GooDs-An auction sale Of the
unclaimed properly in the hands OF yr. Warren, the
Property Clerk of the Police Department, took place
ves,erdav at 10 o'clock in the drill-room, Cen
Ter Market. A very fair audience was collected, and
the bidding was quite lively. Tie goods sod COM
nrised articles recovered from thieves and burgar,
which have never been claimed and eonssted Of dry
goods, groceries beiiing, ladies wearing apparel
ready-made clothing, boots, shoes je"elry, Gallery,
watches cigars, shawls, taaksttle', diamond Plus
Ayers pills surgical instruments, gold chains Daley
Salve. velvet flowers, beer-runps, pieces OF silks,
brown sugar shirts skrs sheets, scissors pork, da-
auerreo ype material cheese, candles, goldfish cotton
caftron oorsets logehains and specimens OF every
imaginable article that tempted an enierprisng
thief Of speculative turn Of mind. AL the goods
were sold for cash, and brought fair prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Disastrous Fire-Loss of life.

HAHTFORD, Tuesday, Dec % 1859.
The fuse factory Of Joseph Toy, in 81 nsbury, took
fire at about "A o'clock this morning and was entirely
destroyed. The fire took place in the lower part Of
the building while the mployees were at work in the
npper story, and the flames spread with such rapidy
as 10 cut of all chance of escape. Consequently seven
females were burned TO death, and 40 Others together
with boy, the Of the owner badly injured that
il is believed they cannot survive The names of the
dead far ascerained are: Catbarine Brissey Of
New.York State; Mary Jane Bacon of Smsbdry;
Hannah and Harriet Head sisters; two other females
names not ascertaned, and married woman named
Lampson. Physicians from this city are in attendance
upon The injured. The origin Of the fire is unknown
Loss not repOrted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

one butcher in Brooklyn Charles symonlsl, who
VIII give the people of both cities an opportunity
10 see theee cattle before Re saughte bemi and they
have seldom teen sight more worthy Of their asteR-
IL, n They will probably be exhibited st the City
Han. New-York and at the City Hal, Brooklyn, on
T7,rrsda '. With then will be a calf five months old
that weigh 635 pounds. If any one hss any doubts
about the abh y Of American armo to produce cattle
good enough for Christmas beef for the great metropO
liz let him not fA to get sight OF some Of these pre-
MUM buloCks.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.
THE REGENCY OF CENTRAL ITALY.
ESCLlSD AND RRl,CR IN COUNCIL.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

The steamer City Of Washington, w5sh Liverpool
oates to The 9Th snd Queenstown 20 the ssS inst ar
ryed at THIS port yesterday morning.
losDOS, "Wednesday evening Dec 2
Cabinet Council has been held this afssrnoon
fse bearer OF distractions from ,he Government Of the
United States wItA refercace to- san juan says has
reason to believe the tep9r Of tboee iAstru ,tona,
communicated TO Gov Douglass was that the islsnd
should remain in neutral position, with no exclusive
occupation by either rsrty pending lhs formal and de-
hberaie settlement of tse Question by the Governments
OF the United States and Great Britain.
LATEST NEWS.
LONDON Thursdsy Morning.
The Payis correspondent OF Tts LcHd0r Times says
Count NsAeswk asserts that he has dispatch 10
Turin, setting forth that the Congress Is a work Of
coloistioD; but the ehOie, Of Nj. Cavour gave UNI
hrage 10 the Emperor TO tie Pope and to Austria ssd
therefore hopes he may coant ON the good will Of
Piedmont not 20 send as her representative her pat
riotic surd her Just statesman, Count Cayour.
At Milan sA associations and all trade clubs have
been transformed 20 electoral commissions,
According TO a letter from Berlin in the journal des
Debats, the English aud French Governments ara
consulting together upon arrangement cs the Italian
question which will not probably satisfy Austria but
which will encounter no so.ous objection from Berlin
or St. Petersburg.
LoSDoS, Thursday evening.
No alteration has been made in the bank rte of dis
count The Swifssure is announced to have arrived in
the Downs with 1880 ounces of gold, valued at
E29, 400.
The funds to-day were firm at the late advssce, al.
though thers is only moderate amount of bus
doing The principal demand to-day IL for Brazilian
and Indian Railway shares. Other markets quiet.
British Railway stocks very firm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
INDIA

The Overland mail from Bombay, with adyices TO
Nov. H. has arrived. The Governor-GeBeral hhs
made triumphant entry into Lucknow, and decorated
all the Princes and mobiles Of Dude. AT Grand Dur
bnr the Governor General addressed the assembled
landholders of Dude. He announced new policy To
them. In effect, in Onde, the Proclamation and our
entire poliey since the annexation flung 10 the
winds together The arstOcrats are restored 70 their
es ates en- masse and granted perpetual settlement
The effect anticipated is that rebellion IN Onde VIII
LIE heneefor,h Impossible. The Bombay Iiems says
in Central India a campaign is about to open.
The Lew Chew, from Melbourne, pa: arrived at
Iirerpool with l9C 060 ounces Of gold on freight In
ending the Swiitsure, now IS days out, with E2oi,-
600, the total amount Of Australian gold Known 70 %
AT sea il nearly Gl,OOO,OOo.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
TITLE rIrpOprAN CONcREsS

The French ambassador and Charge dAtfAires OF
Austria has communicated to Prince Gortohakoh
invitation to attend the Congress- Prince GoStchako6
will 90 AS first and Count Kisselef second Penpo
Tertiary of Russia.
VmSsA, Dec. Z, 1889.
Count Recbberg viii proceed to Paris to be present
at the opening of the Congress- but will sfterward be-
replaced By another Plenipotentary. Couut Buol 70
also going 10 Paris: thence he will proceed to Rome
II Is stated that Austria and France have agreed that
no Delegate or representatives Of Central Italy, the
Government of which is noe recognized by the Euro
pean Courts will be admitted the Congress either in
official quality, or with any fitye oGciaL
PARIS, mdnight.-The Pays OF this evening states
that Austria and Portugud have also given their ad-
hesion 10 the Congress.
The trial concerning the publication OF the Apocry-
phal Letter in the dmt de tQ RegtoHe terminated to-
day Its responsible editor, the Able Alison has been
sentenced to three months Imprisonment, and ne OF
coo francs. The printer TO months imprisonment
and fine OF $40 francs.
TURIN, Dee. The Piedmontese Gdssfte publishes
a decree nominating NJ. Desainbros a. Minister Pleni
potentiary of Sardinia to the Empe Napoleon. ID.
besainbros left to-day for Paris.
PANS, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1853.
The MoniteVr Of this morning contains list Of En-
voys Extraordinary and Minister Pltnipotenta1es OF
France at Foreign Courts. Prime Latour Anyergne
10 Berln N. TalIeyrand, to Turin; NJ dc Gargley to
Holland; Count Mercer to thet Dited States OF Amer
ica NJ dc Damerut, 10 Sweden; M. de Bunden, to
Denmark; Count Reno dc Comilger Gutter, TO Por-
tuQal Count Rere, TO Hesse Darmstadt and Nassau;
NJ de Bourse 10 Greece Marquis de Banneyyille, to
Bavaria Baron de Malore, to Hanover; NJ. Sanpeye,
IN Uesge Electoral
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

DEATH OF GEoRoE HARyTY MooRE.-Under our
obituary head this morning will be found the name
of George Harvey Moore printer, who but short
tire since, was aIparenty,in the enjoyment of full
health, with the prospect Of a long and useful life
before him. He was eompositor in The TRIBUNE
Office, and worthy member OF the craft. As man,
as COLI panion and as a friend he had secufel the
attachment of all who knew bin. The Typographical
Union, Of which he was q member, will attend his
funeral from No 90 Yarck street. tomorrow afternoon
at o'cIocl.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Southern Medical students.

PHiLADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1859.
At meeting of Southern medical students to-day, it
was resolved secede in body from the schools ia
this city, and 60 to the Southern Colleges. There was
a large attendance jefferson College will lose 200,
and Pennsylvania University 100 Students They will
proceed in body to morrow night in a special train
from the Baltimore depot The proceedings were con-
ictcd throughout with great decoum and proprety,
and there was 10 exhibition Of violent feeling. a
numbe will 90 10 the Richmond Medical College.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Marine Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dec. %, l8jy
A dispatch from Norfolk to the Agent Of the New
York Board of Underwriters states that a large ship
is ashore below Cape Henry. wreCking schooner
has been sent DOM to her.
The schooner Isabel, from San Bias reports; Passed
Dec. g. lat. "a H. Ion. IS % the wreck of schooner
Charles L. Peele of Philadelphia, abandoned, with
foremast and bowsprt standing and part of her deck
washed away. The above is probably the schooner
Charles S. Peaslee, before reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

tons, and the making Of fllibuSerug speeches by
which gentlemen were drawn out and made to pat
ebe'r foot in II before they knew where they were
going II this thing wero unJerstood 4 would have
the tendency Of shortening theso debates. Monday
will be soon enough 60 the consideration Of the
subject gentlemen will have time for reflection in
the interval.
The motion was agreed 10 and tie subject postponed
till next Monday. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

DYarH OF WELL-KSows MERcBAST.-Ir.
Henry Shelden, weIl-known merchant Of this city,
ore Of the original Directors Of the Ene Railroad, and
recently reelected to that position, died on the th
instant at Philadelphia short time ago, while md
ing in a railroad car in Philadelphia the horses took
fright and dashed off at terrible pace, whereupon toe
frightened passengers leaped from the vehicle Mr.
shelden in doing so, unfortunately broke hs anee'
modification tet IN, and be lost lis life.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
couRr cALENDAK-rHIs DAT.

O. 8. DISTRICT CoUET.-I nchanged-
sUyREsz zCouRf--CIRcUIT.--Par Same a. yes
..5.v ,ud Ho, f5lT 15t3. 2s3l, 1919 ll9 added
$50. ~s-,srd,y and Nos 2ls2 2S1J 22o sddsd ,os .
SuPRxME CoURr.-SPEcIAL TERA'-Sos' i0' "
~ sre,s'o. Ins, ToTEr.-Part I-UnehaDged. Part III.
cnTs, :, Ss Cosxos PLEAs-Pzrt Mos. sl7 1913
20 I7l2 ineludye. Part ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.

Le Nord says the exiled Soyereigns and the present
Chiefs Of the Government of Central italy will plead
their cause before the Congress by notes and memo
rails. The Tuscan MoRrear says that the Cong ross
will find Italy resolved to maintain her rights. The
Central Italians are better armed than they AT
Inc end OF the war; and will perevere IN defending
s,rong Italian Kingdom and natural union which will
eiIace old divisions. The electoral agitation through
out Piedmont and Lombardy at the present time Is IN
preeedented
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

IMPROyENEST FAR THE LOsG DocK-The work OF
filing up the mud fats az the Long Dock, which has
been under headway for some tne past, IL rapidly
rogressDg az the present time and il ia expected BY
he overseers Of the work that the undertaking will be
COMPLETED in few months. AZ az this Is
plished il is the intention OF the Common Council Of
Jersey City 70 extend Washington street TO hoooken,
wbich viii shorten the route to the latter city over
mile Already several large manufacturing estaohsh-
ments lave been erected the new-made land, and
some half dozen dwelling houses IN the course Oh
constructon ship-yard il TO be established IN the
immediate vicinity Of the Long Dock, a. every ad-
vantage is offered for launching vessels, &c; new
oaibe 6rv dock il also 10 be located a the foot OF
south Seventh street, and s large enough 70 receive
yss.els OF 600 t,ins and upward Atthe present time
,yers yessls are busily engaged in bringing dirt from
this city and dumping il on the HATS.