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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30

New Crop OF sugar and Molasses.
y received a lot OF New Sugar and Molasses
j Of prime qua!ity-and at reduced prices.
n tr' 44N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30
Wall Paper Wall Paper ! !
Irish

EIUELEWoNos DNHPVID3 WI
Consumers OF richardson's Linens, and those de-
sirous OF obtaining the Genuine Goods, should see
that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
tull lame of the firm, Richardson, Sons q Owden,
as a guarantee OF the soundAtss and durability Of
the Goods.
This caution is rendered essentially necessary
as large quantities of inferior and defective Linens
are prepared, season after season and sealed with
the name OF Richardson, by Irish Houses; who, re.
gardless Of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
Anne rican consumer and The manufactures of the
genuine Goods, will not readily abandon a bust.
ness so protita bic, Hhile purchasers can he imposed
on with Goods ola worthless character.
J BULLOCKE Il J B LOCKE,
Sep29-'59.ly Agents, SO Church St. N. Y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30

rTThis is the season at which house keep
ers begin to think somewhat OF repairing the
appearance OF their Houses, in order to produce
the proper effect. With this object in view,
they should drop in at Hanna's and look at his
large stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades,
among the Window Shades you will find green
and figured paper, and green Oil Cloth with
the fixtures.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30
FRESH GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.

WE have on hand, and are now receiving from.
w the South and East, the largest Stock Of
Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to which we wish
t, call the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing TO purchase for their own consumption. We
are de- ermined to sell as low If not lower than
either StenbenvilIe or Wheeling prices. Our stock
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30
Fifth Year Of the Enterprise!
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
n n FUAMc

AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. 439 ChesnutSt. Philadelphia,
Commences the New Year, with an enlarged Cat
alogue, a greater variety of Gift increased facil-
tiles for buying Goods and doing business, and is
now prepared to offer greater inducements to Book
buyers than ever before. Time has pTOvedthat tho
Gift system is permanent. EVANS is determined
TO prove that his Establishments conducted un-
der that system in a more liberal and impartial
manner than any other, Having lived down al
most all opposition, and having the legitimacy OF
his plan of operation acknowledged from Maine 10
California, he can afford to be generous. Try him,
and Judge for yourself.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30

o.. So 90
~ $500 worth of the above Gifts will be i'm
partially distributed among Purchasers with every
$1,000 worth OF Books sold, All Books sold at
Publishers lowest prices. =.
Al Books that Evans does not publish himself
are bought direct from the Publishers, and in large
Quantities. Books to suit every taste are to be
found on his Catalogue, at prices which would be
an iEducement even without the Gift System, which
offers so many additional advantages,
Works by the most popular AUTHORS, living and
dead, in all styles, from the most costly to the plain
and substah tiai, at astonishing low prices.
Catalogues sent Free to any address.
III ~ -, Si'.n,oJa Wo he ~ naon Cutlt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
CINCINNATI MARKET

,CIHcIEEATi- December ~. 1853
FlonF--The demand Is quite mode derAte and the
ket dali but holdersd not feel disposed 10 max any
important concessons p order 70 effect sales Sales
at 5a5 10 for super6ne, and 2sa5 50 Tor extra.
hisky-The market Is steady with fair demand;
sales At n kc- Including that from Wagons.
Hogs-The receipts continue quite light, and the
speculative demand active, and prices higher.
The market closed buoysnt and heavy were held at
g.. About 4000 we're ;eeeiyed the last ~ hours.
GrOeeHes--Tbe demand Is moderate at full prices.
Sugar al asKe NolGssos al acc, aud Coffee tRaI3c-
Wheat--The market is arm with good demand for
prime White at Goal 25. aud prime Red, At I6a1 Is;
sales OF White at Pal 25.
Corn-The market continues arm with good do
ma1d; sales At Acc. s =
Osts-Thersisa good demand and prices are steady
l sales al 40e. -..
Rye-There Is good demand, and prices have ad.
Yanced &c per bu shell, sales at soc.
Baricy--The market continues arm with good de-
mand st onr lastauOtAtions, sales al 66c.
| Cheese--The market is firm with active demand
sales Of Western Reseye al Be, Pine Apple At lie.
Bqttsr-There Is fair demand for fair 70 prime
/ Roll at I5a16 cents
Appies-Prices have advanced to 81 7saa IS perba
rel, with good demand. ~ 49,
Potatoes-The rnarkstis arm with good demand
We quota prime Nelhanocks at 50 per barrel sales
| prime Neshanocks from store at 60 cents
OlOverse sd---The market continues firm with an &C
live demand; salssir sacks n IS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
Execution Of Cook and Coppic.

& The bodies of the two negro prisoners
having been brought back TO the Jail at a.
bout quarter to l2 O'Clock this forenoon,
notice was given TO Cook and C9ppic that
their lime was approaching, only one hour
more being allowed them. The military
movements. similar to those at the first
execution, were repeated, and wagon
with two more collins was standing at the
door Of the jail. At about hall past 12
o clock the same military esc.rt was in
readiness. Meantime the closing religious
ceremonies were progressing in the sell.-
Since the failure of Cook aud Coppic to
escape last night, their assumed composure
and apparent resignation had given way.
and they now looked at the reality ofther
fate with the full conviction Of its auful
oe,ainty. They were reserved aud rather
quiet, but joined with fervor in the reilg>
ious ceremonies, isconductsd by the Rev.
Messrs. North. Lehr and Waugh.
When called upon by the Sheriff they
stood calm aud quiet whilst their arms
were being piuioned. and after bidding
farewell to the guards Of the Jail. were
helped into the wagon, and took seats on
their collins. Their appearance was rath
er that Of hopeless despair than resignation
and they seemed to take but little notice
Of anything as the procession slowly NOV
en- Oh the field of death. The wagon
reached the sca6old at thirteen minutes
before one o'clock, and the prisoners as
cended with detirmined 6rmness, scarce
ly surpassed by that OF Capt. Brown. A
brief prayer was offered up by one Of the
cleagymen. The ropes were adjusted
the caps were drawn over their heads
both were snched into eternity in seven
minutes after they assembled the ga!lows.
+ They both exhibited unfiinchipg firm
ness. saying nothing with the exception
OF bidding the Sheriff and Ministers fare,
we'll After the ropes was adjusted abou
Cooks neck hs exclaimed. J "bs quick. al
quick ga possible," which was Also repeat
ed by Coppc, After hanging abou
twenty minutes, both bodies were taker
down and placed in black walnut cofins
prepared for them That Of Cook was
then placed in poplar box. labelled snd
directed as follows: "Ashbell p. Willard
and Robert Crowly. fo4 William street
New York, care Of Adams Express. -
The coffin Of Goppic was placed 10 sim
liar box to be forwarded to bis mother il
Iowa. ~sa "a,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
News sanmarv,


The House is still without Speaker
The prospects ofOrgaOization are hows ever
omevhatimproved. The frs.saters os
The South have blown of most of their ex-
ira gas have talked "disunion," with q
view 10 frightep. until they are salts.
fed it viii avail them nothing, The cred
itors Of the government are clamorous for
pay The Post Office department is suf-
fering for funds. The Democracy are SO
!, ashamed Of the foolish course they have
zpursued-baSe been so much damaged in
the whole affair, that they will be glad to
see an organization effected upon almost
any terms. Bocook the Democratic nom
nee for Speaker, withdrew his name on
{ Monday last. slime which time, The Dem
ocratic vote has been divided between
Boetler. .SouthAmerican, and Nc 0learmard.
The fourteenth. fifteenth, and sixteenth
3 ballots were had on Tuesday. without any
material change or definite result. On
the sixteenth Sherman, was within 8 votes
Of an election. The whole number of votes
cast was 233, necessary to choice lI2;
Shermap l09; Bostler 38; Nc Clsarmand 20;
remainder scattering. The Senate has ac>
complished but little during The past week.
On Tuesday. johnson Of Tennessee intro.
, duced a ',Homestead Bll.p which was
: read twice. Geo. E. Pugh made lengthy
argument in the Senate in favor Of "Squst.
&. ter Sovereignty. -, Seward and Douglas
& are not yet in their seats.
The Harper's Ferry tradsgy. .resieved it,
finale on the 10th. On the night of tht
Of 18th, as viii be seen elsewhere in oul
columns. Cook and COppic broke Jail enc
made afudle effort to escape. They wer'
detect q. and fred upon BY the guard, ant
without resistance were taken back to pris
on, Like Brown, these unfortunate mad
pien hung without a word. ap 2arentIy dy
ing game.
An immense Union meeting was held il
New York, on The evening Of the l9ih.--
Able speeches were made, and conserva
tive resolutions adopted. Winfield Scott
was nominated by the meeting for th
Presidency in 1860. and Sam Housto
( for the vice Presidency.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
TaR.. VERAspAH.r-This. .il certain,

THE. VERANDAH.--Thiso is certainly
Lsucaster's tip;top saloon, and NOBLE
RoBIssoN, its accommodating proprietor.
'issuuques,iouadly "trump, and under,
standing ell the '.tricks Of his trade" be
Is sbls to get up as nice dish Of oysters,
venison, quail, turkey. fish, and in fact
anything in the way Of eatables. as any
body we have Yet had the good fortune to
fah'in with. All you who feel the ''pains
of hunger" or the '.parch oftbirst," give
him call-7"eat. drink, and be merry
and fyouara not f'sArrsrIED" that The
proprietor i a NOBLE fellow. aud :ruly de,
serving Ofahis name. just cali for our bat,
and you can have it on demand.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

- z y
FRANKENsTEIN.s PANORAMA OF NIAGARA.
We hope our citizens will improve the
opportunity that is to be offered at the New
City Hall. onihe evenings of the 9th and
7th Of January. for visiting this wonderful
painting ofihe great Cataract Mr.. F.
has won for himselfin the Eastern States
agreat name as az Artist, in the exhibition
ofthis painting. The New York Herald
says: seaiss,
There appears to be but one expression
of wonder and admiration from All who
/ witness this remarkable work Of art, now
on exhibition at Hope Chapel. This beau
tiful exhibition of the Fallssof Niagara ant
surrounding scenery, should be seen By al
those who admire beautiful paintiogs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

PReoREss AND IMPROVEMENT - We bad
a call from our old'friend FRANK sHAEFFER,
of California memory, who nov halls from
Texas as bis adopted home. He has been
to New York and purchased some 400 Of
the finest sheep in the market. to which
be has added some so Of the finest bucks
and ewes of this and Licking counties, all
Of which he willimmediately ship to Texas
. and add to bis fiOck located in that region
FRANK isa rare boy, grownin old Fairfield
drilled in California, and will mature tt
to the blessing ofallwho desire improve
ment in the "lone star" Texas.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

y .oi,s (, On HAND AaAtS.-0ur young friend
1, 9. BuFcH. as will be seen by reference
4, toour new advertisement column, has just
received a fresh supply of everything in
his line. He exhibited to us a few eve.
nings since some specimens which for
beauty aud cheapness cannot be excelled
any place in the city, He is also prspar-
ed TO doall kiuds Of men ling &oo with
gres.dispatch. You'tba. want 10 make
Holiday presents would do weil to call on
Mr.. BufcH. q a =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

wThe communication signed "Spin-
ming. wheel and Pipe handed US by our
friend of Pleasant, is not published this
week for want Of room. 1t will appear in
our next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
10 The Patrons Of the Lancastel
American Gazette.

We transferred the Gazette Office last
Mar qsiely for the purpose Of settling up
our Business, We have largs number Of
unsettled aoeOa ats, for subscription. ad>
yertlsiug 30, all Of which we desire to
settle by cssh, note or otherwise. We hope
all who know themselves to have open ac
counts with The Gazette prior to May 1859
will call aud settle. save us trouble and
themselves cost; as we are determined to
CLOSE up our accounts. JOSH. CLARKE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEw ORbEAHB,D December ID, ie5y
Cotton very dun and quotations nominal at II x;
sales oftree days only 40bale receipts do 40 bales
against l5o0. Piour quiet ats 70 for superhne.
Pork-The dema nd for Mess is limited and confined
10 She local trade. ills selling IN this way al IA T5ai5.
BacOn-The market is worry dull owing 10 heavy
ceipts and but limited demand, and prices are 80
unsettled that accurate quotations cannot be gifeH
Lard-The markets. dull and the demand limited
at II ke forIhime leaf
sugarThe receipts bei.g light and NOT equal tothe
demand, psIees have advanced 10 6i<s6tze.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

x ,EEWep publish to-day without COM
msnt, The communication Of Mayor Frittsr
lin reply 70 The Eagle Of week before last,
as slao the comments of the Eagle in re-
jecting it. Itstrikes pretty heavily at 10.
cofoco demagogueism, 4sf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
RALTIMORR MARKRr

1905 3tBTIHoHE. December ~, 1857
RlOsr IL ioWeT. with sales Of City Ms supeFnEe AZ
4 a75S, aud Howard street. At dollars. s..5.
Wheat dali Al S1sl 10 for White, and I7al Is for
Red Wheat.
Provisions quite and unchanged
WhiakY dnll Il Q1c for Ohio. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

ETThe past week has been busy one
for our County Treasurer. This oflicehas
been thronged with men sagsrio rid them.
selves Of their change.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

TWJHB BALTIMORE LITERARY INSTITUTE, har
re organiEad and vigieontinue series Of discus.
sions, in the UNION SCHOOL HOUSE. IN BALTI
MORE, ON MONDAY EVENING In EACH WEEK,
daring the Winter subees or discussion 10 be select
cd one week previous 10 being discussed. .fs-
1 81 Ii JAMKS q. SUTPaEN, ,Eecretary.
Baltimore, December IS, ls59-3e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

= III WANTING FARMS IN DELIGHTFUL eli.
mate, rich soil. and from iroets, see adver.
giSements OF Hammonton Lands in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

Ey The intere sting Communications Of
-9Americus" and "Fairplay" were una
.voidably crowded out this week. They
will appear in our ext. tts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22

G<RAPR GEO wERs oAN CARRY ON THEIR Blu
" sINEss most successfully at Hammonton, free
from rosts Some forty vinyards set out this
Sac Hammoutou Lands, another column,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-22
THE HOLIDAYS ARE coMlNcl
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
RYiORDER OF COUHr.

BY ORDER OF COUIET.
nS MoNDAYibe 10Th ofJANUARY, A.. D. 1862
Oatone O'Clock In the afternoon, wilt be sold by
public auction 10 the highest bidder on the premises
near the Town Of Amanda, in Fairfield county. Ohio
the following described Real Estate 10 wit: part Of
the West half Of the Northeast Quarter OF Section No.
IS, Township No. 10 Of Range No. 20 sbouDt ed as fol-
lows: Begnning At the Southeast eorer ~ said half
Quarter Sections thence West On tie bdf Section line
$50 chains to posH thence North I,7s chains to n
post: thonee West l.5o chains to post thence North
,37 chains TO post; thence East so chains 10 post
thence North 33e chains 10 pest; thence East 80
Chains to post, the East boundary OF said half
Quarter Section; theuce Soulh so 10 the pa
ofbeginnng containing 42lO0 acres noreor less For
plat ahd greaiereeraiHty Of decsrpton, see Survey.
No. 1895, Book No. &. County Surveyors Records OF
said eonnty. Said land being known as the Boyle
Saw Mill Lot. Appraised At $1,000.
Terms Of Sdis--one third the purchase money in
hand the day OF sale third 10 year. and
balance in two years with interest on deferred pay
ments from day OF sale and to be sold for less than
two-thirds OF the appraised value Dated this 18th
day OF December. "A. d, 1853.
JOHN r. MUMAUGH. Adm,tor.
OF John Boyle, deceased. with the Will anne xed
AbSO--At the same time and place. will Offer fnI
sale the following Real Estate to.Ht: The Northeas
Quarter dissection No. 81, in Township No. "a. o
Range No. l9 except 80 taken of The East sid,
of said Quarter Section. The land 10 be sold con
! taining ITO acres, more or less.
| Terms of sale made known the day OF sale.
y JOHN r. MUMAUGH, Adm-ior.
| HUNTER & DAUGuERTTs Attorneys.
i December i!5, 1859--5w33pf36 -.sss .-t = sf-
, 1859-07-26

that reputation upoa!a wider field, under Vest
crn auspices, where. MS is tho case with nearly
oil educational enterprises, the work he seek i
10 accomplish is just emerging into the dawn Of
FIRST existence. bu$ ucrcr, heless, with III! the
promise Of splendid uoon.day: With every
element Of success and none Of failure, with no
inordinatc expectations and great temperance
of DESIRE his industry and devotion insure him
against the consequ&uccs Of disaster, Which,
oTertaking others, i far Of losing character
or reputation attained, would totally ovcr1he'm
them beyond the hope Of recovery, and Nth
whole organization of the school, to establish
which ench pains haFt been taken.
With such chof9c and Professor Is 3fr.
Booth, your Comuit{ee hare no doubt that the
Board Of the Law ScbboI haze sscur.d success
in this Department which promises all We had
hoped from it, beyond s'en the most saus'ine
Professor Doo,h h1a prepared the circular
fixing the opening Of The School on the slst day
Of ofSeptember next. (which time the Hon. pa-
o!a Gaasy Fisd' Of 7e~ York will deliver the
Tie bar of tie Staff and the Trustees Of The
College will attend the exercises and a formal
Inauguration Of the Sehoo! will then ttke place.
Tie tine and cu.nmqdious Rooms If Bell, Brr-
an 4 otratton's Commercial College hare been
secured for the use ot4he School by on arrange
rnsur which proEsisek3Krrat advantages TO tue
students in The prosaution Of tire stu'iic<.-
These Rooms being opposite thu Court House.
Oh Clarke st., md IN DC sxule building where
tue United States jesfts arc ut present held,
diattly under tile noGcc Of the Sludeats for per-
sonhi observation and comment Judge D. V:
Bell holding the appointment Of Professor oi
Commercial Science IL khe University will from
Ills interest iu its success, he the means OF secu
ring tLe attenla3ce of. mauy commercial STU
..:Af,
10 more thoruu.l Preparation in the Priuci-
pies OF commercial iaH.
Your Committee aranot aware OF any other
subject upon ~4ich yIar time could be proata-
bly, occupied on receiving information. They
cannot, however, clo.a si'is report without pay
Ing well ,nerised tribute Of thanks to the gen
gss"n' ts%sa of the Board o1 counse'i'rs 0fas Law
With 4 rare derotion,, to the objec. which you
hare III view. in making The selection the9 have
applied themselves to secure the means Of snc.
cess with siuslcncss 8f purpose which eauno.
fat to produce its fruits
4 iaree number of these gentlemen, being OF
independent fortune, aed nearly all Of them re-
moved from tho activefpracsice OF the bar, they
ing of interest ur jcal95sy which might some-
times operate to bias d coerse the Judgements.
Distinguished also for Inc cninence VII cl, they
have all reached in th4ir profession than long
residence in the city, 6nd tho high characters
which they hare alwaye borne rs citizens, the
University has shown its wisdom in whatever
concerns the Success oE school, ia Which. ns
interest
The course Of instruftion in the school will
embrace the various branches Of the Common
Law aud Of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial, tu-
ternationat and Constitutional Law-and the
Jurisprudence Of the United States, and the
Il IT..
, 1859-07-26
Minnesota Republican Nominations,

MInnesota Republican Nominations,
lc'''s7po'osn's OF TIC Pre-. md Tttsane.l
.res,, r,,..a.. 49,. e. .1oa- n' 1s'5 =. ~.
xsn,;on .a;.n.rs1 49, .":" ~ ~ .p1o".1" oo''
tbus;nst,c md '1,,-non;:,,. ..ss;oa - 49, j.-.
o,r nominations .,o 80 f,1,a~.. ~ 'o '~' ..
rc..n: ,.-,.-:
For Ijeut. Gorerpo1-1as.rur -l 1s, 1,a.xr1,~
For serets.y Of ss..e-J. Il. DAxxz,
For rTseasuFsz-czAs- E. scnouxR.
rotA1'os0eS 70, 'Genesa-G. E. co1E-
f41o2tcas aaa WILLIAM WELDON
''sAe. - . veg popular one ana Is eEeFy'
"Ae .ese.'ea "'n enthusiasm kamseJ
'ss a4our - @1o"s9 u a.rene'o' ana ~fta nun
,., - ~ - ,sn",1 s 's 80 ~ m n'au.o'Dea'a' p.eoge
M ..;as:.- - :" ~ e o. 1n's ''a'e
, 1859-07-26
1arcss Grihtttite.


The Germans were right, Narolann des.
pite his bcasting and his pretences nrorcs
himself hut q vulgar ,,.urpor after all, His
1tnliau campaign is ended: pence is madc. and
tue resul. Is farce at which tie pafions will
laugh. Sardinia has Lom1ardy. Austria holds
Venice the power Of the Popc is strength
enel, and that is all, Tile fro talk ahopt
Italian unity End Italjan inlepcndence-the
promises Of tho expulsion Of tho A,,styians
" from the Aims to the Adriat;c the hints
that tho coycrumont OF the panal s,a,es
should be secula.ized. and t,at Huncarz.
should be free-ure ,vbist,ed down
to tho wind. Montebe1lo. pa1estno
Varcsc, Magenta, -Malecnano, and Sol.
1erino pass for naugh,- The blood that
fertilizcd those fields las been shed in win.
Gariba.di may 80 back to the sea: Kossuth
may again find reluso in England: Klankn
may &c. employment as driil-serceant in New
York-their revolutionary vocation ia endad
Tie foot Of the oppncssor rcrna;ne m HIN.
cary's necs- Venice il tbc run,;,r ,,o,,,d
Of the Eaiser ubcno liberty will .c,r,
be driven into tie earth. Tho l,anas
or c,ippled but malignant superstition
wicld new rl,ips for tue scourcinc Of men
Tie t1vine dukes Of TUSCANY and Modena and
the rcisniug Duchess of Pa51na, NAV arrest
their hasty steps. Thc;r people, pininr for
freedom and Development like othcr slaves
may submit to their masters yet once more,
Napoleon commands and two armies consent,
Political despo,ism into]or,p: and
bloody, rep,cssinx what is truc in religion,
and all that is noble in humanity, treadinc out
political life and aspiration with its nr1ned
, 1859-07-26

spa1r TO- Verona; whence these proposals Of
peace emanntcd. An insn1rection Of Vienna
itself Was feared If var continued, and gene.
~ and sudden change in the feelings Of the
mhote Austritn population has taken plncc.
onch Il the report. Tbs eveuts now happening
may Of themselves contradict 1t, but here it il
believed. The Austriaus tl,aH selves, within
the past week, have not hcsit5tcd fully to ex-
press their dissatisfaction at the uanuer in which
the war on their part has been conducted.