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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09

A Card.
Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to T. Garrison I cordial bespeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf r. GRIFFITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
TRIAL OF DANIEL 9. SlCKLESs
CHARGED WITH TIE
MURDER OF PHILIP BARTON Ell

rptcfa Dispaoh 70 The n. D. isis7ns
WASHINGTON, Monday, April Is. ioj9.
After iops Argument by the District Attorney,
Judge Cr,wfOr3 ta, decided taas tie evidences
teudng to prove adultery is sdmvsibc, bu. ressrT-
iDg the question Of whs. the legEl eseet Of the
admission may be, the point to which most Of the
Arguments Of the prosecution we're directed. The
judges opinion is mainly based On the night OF tie
defense to have the evidence already given tx
ylaiueJ. As 10 Jsrboes case the result is uneI
pecttd by all and gave general satisfaction. The
JaIy WAS evidently gratGed. Mrs. Brown resumed
tie .tsnd, and testified 70 having seen Key aud
Mrs siekles several times enter tue assisnstion
house, separately and together. Mrs. Sicktes in
CURED Of her as to the house before hiring.
white string was usually tied on the blind. The
wiipess i. straightforward and gaTalout She was,
examined by Mr.. Rstclife. On cro"-examiaado
Nrs. Brown said ,he saw Key AID Mrs Siches 60
into the house thrice BY the front door and once
BY the back. SEE saw Key three or four times
get wood in the yard and t.te it into the house,
ard presently smoke nscended from the chimney
TLen came the white string. Saw no one else
ebter. She live, in the next house bat one.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Good progress has been made to-day. The
adultery evidence is sufficient for divorce. The
parties were identified b. their faces. Eight or
ten separate visits to tAe house were proven. Mr.
Sickles VA, out Of the room during most of the
testimony The defense say they are sure to finish
To- morrow or the next day.
The time to be occupied b. rebutting testimony
is uncertain. TIE prosecution have little hope Of
introducing evidence touching Mr. S.cklss's Char
scter and pa.t conduct The ground of the offer
will be that it bears upon bis state Of mind a! the
tine Of the homicide. The objection is that il
would tend to show that he had no right to be ia
zane, not that he was not. This is similar to the
prosecutions objection to the defense proving
mora! causes, as showing, no: that he was, but
that he ought to have been insane. This admission
is improbable.
The decision to day implies that the prosecution
is cutwitted.
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Ikdvsrtissusut.
BAYARD TAYLOg IN TUE hEw-YORK MEROvRY.

rs exclusive eesAseHent ~ the proprst,t. q Ia, Ss~
BsygG TAylor. the most brilliant Of the
jea Bs ttrfrises q this iourrsste The
mingled surprise and .daiatt tie p.r OF Tho pubic asi
ut orJ tts eIsry word tsO Aogsss 70 dse3e poa
ofeH-meut bat all otter circles rave Es~ise been beasht
70 tLt gv' ffts o. expectation of,ntsfest
s' sIs 9s.Ssy ?. ~ rao
eos a., pAb ha' lain AID -, ffssh sphg5y ,;ty
srrlraJe " h' writings Oil reDd them peculiarly sspro
bs' - cssts In tone The It'd. tef
ks1- but expressive head whs Dot ooly the char
actor - co Of oth,r .uo' VII be portrayed 30. the
YoJag - oFr personal Adventures vcsU les ana fortunes
$40 axe asrr, tragic .1a comic, also
Yes nfscusY or pfl 80 eu.i led "THE FtsT JousssY
LvtR hAt, and is al that could posioy be desired foe
eorHdt journey have been p.rs.os he nss. ia
eesatS Of any arc ne has certainly sae glorious ais
1heIscsht sBssssnsnt q oar s. Ansre.a artist rss
e a 9. s and sb q ts s .:soSd
CONFERENCE.-The the Propnstrs isssed to employ sAs vet
. ~ GSs to b 1t Il. S, sn,sd arts. n.s
lirg who.e engraved wood England he, bet
Darby cosres the b. qa,ils' Of .a-ths poas.qus
appreciation o. GILBERT the hunOr Of Le.cs the nast.t o.
Of un have toe Pais CAavsdri what Is
3 ssi 4 Ssus .sa sy |
together to enrich the eolOmnA OF HiJ PsPe We ns To-
de.d wonder ?. The prOsrs" Of weekly hsru' ana the
TIL. rropretos Of III. Merepr, ea. credit for hsv
rt made hs squson to the sesdy brilliant Of con-
rbaoTs and stboDsh the b. snsqeseOO.by been
enormous there particle Of doubt thai the reading p1e
gladly secoRd their Efforts 10 additional ustcr
and sohdty % home reading.
"A nisEt uss1T.ily be expected the demand for TER
Of April So cont!niag the 6r Of Bsysrd Tsyors
ouueyp entirely pAaesd in DevspsPer history and the
fer AZ all the bookstores and depo throughout the
country plainly atsss the popularity Of the talented
traveller. further proof In the direction further proof
desired may be found In the fact ta. tbs subscriptions
received By Ae,r Csld veil southwcrtb Whitney The pro
petor c MERCURY since the announce @ept OF Bsyna
FsyoIs epcsgeent amount cedby Informed, 70
over Fir. Hundred Dollars Day. in addition 70 the enormous
ashs Of bookseller and news agents.
Bot this ueJtaps hardly wondered At either when
consider that the NewYok mfRcuRY scknovletsed 70 BE-
largest. chesres and best literary joura. in America be-
large auarto sheet filed with purely original matter from
Is to last for which only two dollars pc, a".s" ohsrsed
with liberal reduction 70 clubs - ms5e bJ other papers
OF half rs axe, and less than half It's merit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

SEMINARY PUsIsHMEsT.-In yesterday mornings
sus We noticed the descent OF the Fourth Ward Police
anon two houses Of i'll fame at Nos. II and Is Oliver
.trset, kept by Frank Hesse and Frederick King.
p,sss. with bis three girls, Amelia Meyer, LOUISA
F.her and Margaret Troublshouse, was arrested, bu.
King escaped, leaving the tail Of his coat as Tan
Oshsrter did that of his mare, in the clutch of his
vursuer The girls in his honse named Elizabeth
Hank, sasan Shay, Mary Waters, Caroline Anderson
and Jus panford incsroerated in the cells end
,sonIy ai.erwMd King was csught by the officers
Yesterday afternoon they we're brought before Recorder
Bsrsud who had temporarily taken possession Of the
Cty Hal Police Court room, and after the hearing OF
Witnesses as 10 the character Of the houses and the
connection Of the several defendants herewith, Hesse
y sent to the Island for two months, snd his girls to
ID. City Prison for twenty days each. King was
Lsoed under 600 bonds to appear before the Grsnd
rry this morning 10 answer to the charge of keeping
Ssrdey house, aud as his girls protested repentance
I'D promised amendment they received the mild
lsInuce Of five days each IN the City Prison. Nun
ks Of fancy men" ard !" shOulder-hitters
aOyded the Courtroom, and, when the case was
sted, we're loud in their consultations of the unor-
tlnates.
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MARIE ID,

RITCH-PRATT-At Buffalo, Thursday, April IL By the
Rev. DR. Thompson Thcma. g. hteh OF Nesios.; 70
TW FEDIE-NALkER-On Saturday, April 10, at the resi-
dence Of John J. Walker no 81 Union place, 5y the don
Dsnie r. rismsnD Mayor Of the City OF Newt DNd
Twesdie OF this city Elizabeth Ann daughter OF Thomas T.
Waker Of West Farms, Westchester County. . ,.. . o.
NFST- ANER--On Sunday eevenipg, Oct 10 lS5S q; 81
s,cyben Church BY the Rev. Joseph III Price, Darius eat
IA AIS Msfv Ann (ianeT, both Of iris city
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CITY ITEMS

.,u.,-Tde SCOTT Life Gard, under cOmu.nd
VII" Iu WAd pwaded yesterday in conn:mo-
dCsp',s, - r,,,Ia Of Csrro Gordo. The Guard mus
's1on e. - 49,, and marched from their qusrters
i''se NV i,v 70 the Park for the purpose Of beng
e0'' Dr. ne Msyor; but hi, Honor was absent a.
itVtNs' y ~, cor p.ny then proceeded to Hdsoken;
20 uI,. n.rOek Of collation., at which speeches
fias 'a,. "a ,o,,t, drank. Tne corps looked we'll
Ia, nav Uniform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

EDWARD II. DIXON, 81. D., Editor OF TIE
scaLrsL s,tenes exclusively to OPEa.1l1r sutetI sga
on the obscure DISEASES oil toe feoio
Yiscera Hernia Hsmorrhods, Structure fsuia, aud Fro
spsus the Recrm esectu.J cured without cutting ops,r
rcdence No Il Fh At all other hours ne Ia At bis
pyata HOSPITAL where all the comforts OF domes1c ue WHO
ncios and separate provided ior those
who eaue surgical operations and csreol cieetc
The Office OF fhe Soapo IL a. No Vesey 49, Asor hoase
Where all literary aud business communications must be s'
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AIrreyp CoerrfHYEIrIEo -Jo,c Bobsns,
all I, ou,s ,,-ss Ssn jos Wais o. No. Sass Vsset
s,rsr: wsch BE p,s w ui's 90 su 20 tsi ,@,n asd
Robin, wa, .rss srs essr his ygnsstao thai As sss
pot aar, tAsl t. k IVES b.a Justice Brsrass L
for trial
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Internationally

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Acknowledgement.

Gas, GAs.-Ghs FIXTURES, of new and beauh-
h d,., win BE- found At ur great Manufacturing Depot No.
WAREIk PkcH 4 Co.
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gUapyY's NJ

Ar GALAXY No. T7 .roadw.y hTst block below the New
FORK Hotel Photograph, pasusueotypss, hinAsesh op
and Ivorytyfss.
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tAdveItissmeni.
METALLIC TAIL

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-1hs lnmlt-
Able Article NAV be obtained Of the sole manufacturers, B.
SAUNBERs No. Astor House, snd OF the various sse'
thiou shout the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

9. PMS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
81. vsLsrdsy commenced the retfec'ion OF scat
lAD'.. .rooDd the sprs Of the H.tbodst f. Church,
i''a0s = Vcrdb svsrue and rwenty-second street,
0i's. ~ 10 finishing the spre. Tie elegant par
',,sr. adjoining the church Is T'p'a'y 'pp'O''''oS
.omnlstiOr.
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llAdyeItisement |

GENUINE COCOIANE,
FoR DRtssHG THE HAIR,
Prepared only by JosEPH BURNETT Co.. Boston For e
~ HEGKM.y Co.. No. 1851. 500, Sll and 75 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19


MAN ForSD DRowSED-FoUI PLAY SUsprcrED -
NE BODY Of msn was found yesterday in the water,
%ns loot Of Wal street.. Deceased hsd spp,reutly
wen sssa several weeks. large Confused wouad
''sr ihe forehead, apparently the result Of blow
10m slungshot swakens the suspicion that the man
murdered, ard then throxn into the river; but
Vm tae TACT that his money was found unit pushed i.
improbable. Coroner Jsckmsn eAustd the body 30
"n0vsd 10 Bellevue Hospital, where post mortem
u'minsVon VII be made. Deceased vas apparently
Sor ~ years Of age Of light compilation, dark broEn
s0' and dark red beard. person cssei at the
VFOner's Office, and identified the b,iv AZ that Of
Jan W. Hughes Of S.euben County, n. Y. where hi,
lcea.s reside. The inquest will bs held ,o.d,v.
ies arrest Of disoiderly girls, at No. 10 Broons
'use'' so in the lower part Of the rear house. Tse
pecll. ''N'''
a Preparations are in progress for the oe,ebr,
- ~ me forteih Anniversary Of the Introduction
49,. o,'sr Of Old Fellowship into TIE ua.ed State,
' : " come Cd N this city 90 the 9Th inst.
Iup Jes:'reay norpin.. A.,.,su 80 ~, n,o.,a
~oannsa ard oartusp n,u Al n. u,s.r,h, a..
as siscksa he esrtr.p ri,h $50. -, u,c.,,.,
g. ''sssy iass sIou, n. ,.s "a .s-,. ~ -. 49,,
tSse1 a, ~ Ne instrument. sud AZ, h,sius hi souad
!tgs Ma ssoood Ward Sa-ou- Home 80, olafaei 20
wed sus 49, ssaale hoG anns TOE sssalant was A..
ks,i S'esr ESQ bod, % AZ ser tss easss pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

pELmEnsTE SuiciDr.-A German dsguerIeotypist,
rsmed Conrad Kosher, committed suicide on Sunday
afternoon 1t his rooms, No. 236 Houston street.
Koshler vas formerly Postmaster Of Benheim, Hesse-
Dsrmstsdt and csme TO this country about yesr
troe In very impoverished circumstances. As a da-
gususOtypist he has ,triven to meni bis fortune,
without success and poverty weigb he'd very heavily
Upon his mind. On Sunday afternoon, while tsking
The portraits Of two young women, he sent his wife for
some cyanide of potassium. When she brought II, he
BIT oil piece, and swallowing it, called for water.
lbs wife ssksd him what in Heaven: name he did
ast for. lie did not reply but, going to the faucet,
* On the water and drank a large quantity. Mrs.
Aoshl'r Told the women to 60 away and come to-
SoHoE q the machine was broken. She then at
smPisd to go on, for physeisni but before she or
ee customers could have the wretched man fell to the
,o0' the sgories Of des.h. An inquest was held on
h0nosy morning, when the Jury returned verdict Of
suede The deceased, who was msu of respects
Si'y and influence in Germany leaves wife And
efes CHILDREN in destitute circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

ForRrEESrH.sTEEEr PosoSING CAsE.-The in
quest upon the bodies Of Mrs Beethsm and Fayetse
RobnsOs who we're poisoned at the boarding IN
Fourteenth street, viii be resumed al O'Clock to NOR
roE morning, at the Eighteenth Ward Station. House,
when Prof DOremus will give the result OF his analysis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19

c.o,r,Y NJ NEw. YoRK.-Tne enormous increa'e
~. v.,p. of resl ests.s in this cry, ana the
.,,.,.,tly.increasng business in all oePsFtns OF
.,os and manufactures, is well illustrated by the
sTo-,,o facts The lot on the nonh'"eSt corner o.
a-~.dvsv and Chambers street-now worth no' ie's
.Ios OOO-vss purotasei for 81, 600 by gentle
Tho died last year. 10 our Post-Oiiic' taers Is a.
~, time cers who, since be has been in the employ
~f,hs Government, regularly carried On BIS Osck inc
80. sor.bsrp NAL, fiom the Battery to the Post
oson A,othsr fact: The lots 10 be sold to moro
:, ,0ctiop BY Ludlow & Co., under the direction OF
n, executors of Judge jay are spst Of ni'een acres
Sor,bt bv the lste John Jay al sou per acre. one
l., ont Of ssd purchase, situated on BroadEay We are
..sa,,nsA has been sold within the past month for
ssO OOo' Fabulous as is the advance from 500 per
,cr. 10 40 900 per lot, fully justified as the pres
,,t ovnsr- Who Is now erecting store on the lot
~, ,,f.sd rent of SIC, 900 per year for the same
Tyv T,xNAyY SOCIETY ELEcTIoS.-The annual
,,,otion Of Sechsms of the Tammany Society or Co
,,mbi.p Order was held last night at TAmmsDy Hall.
There was no opposition to the regular ticket About
o hundred votes we're cast Toe officers elect are as
follows:
o. s,>S.. Jonathan Tfot.et. Wilson email john Kelly,
81 W,teb1ry Thomas j. Bar, Henry vande waer, Jas
49,, Io.eph D. BALDWIN, John Wheeler, Ricbsrd Is Con
sT 1P 3,Ss., T.yef. WlHsm Miner, Fhoma, wheeisn
-, Tyesssrsy-yoslsh w. Brown.
Eo, Secyetary-Cssper G. Chisds
Tv Safamors-9ootse g. MesstTye.
Fsr Wiskmks-Stephen q DuiyeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14
ENGLAND.

The London Times says; At 3 meeting Of the
House OF Commons, TUESDAY, May n the reelection d
hr Speaker DtLlsun vii be proposed by Mr.. Wi'ssa
lat,en, seconded b, SIR Francis Bar,ag No oppo-
si,on is antc pated. The Ll@eres Chronicle aun-as-
c,s on what authority ~ not set forth. that the
"Queeus visit to Ireland l. certain. Her Majesty will
abe at Killarney next Augut' The Cunsri Com
pary have sold fourth stesmer, the Lebanon to the
Srsunh Govt uuent. The london Tnes Gays TIVE
Russian irig.tes passed Great Yarmouh oss day last
week. holuipg a course at some distances from the
shore. Tie iIgates were heavily armed, aal wero
gong southward.
HOUsE OF LoKDS-MAN 81.
Their Lori-iips me. at y. m snrn the -essDs
Was opened by Royal Commission, S,.h the custom
any ioruali'e-.
The ues House of Commons On meeting to-day
muorcd to'ho Hons. # Peers spc oa their re-
turn proceeded TO elect Sp, aker. d,vei that the
RI. Hon. John Ev,y Depison BE- agalo cSlIsi to Oil
the tflce There bong discomfort voce, no
was reelected. The House a. jourlrd at y. N.
The Loaeon I,mes saysi Tie A iirrss IN r ply to
the Ro!al speech si be moved BY the iibn. Algaf'
non Egerou. NJ. =, AMI viii be cooded ny Sir
James l. phiustone N I. We (Ttncs) have au-
tLority to state that the ious' ct Lor.s W Il not
-lt upon 1bursduy, 1t b"bg Ascension Day. Pecrs
Cannot. ther, ioir be sworn that Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

IN the victory Sth their blood vas ST. Of oom II
w're kiH-r So a. uGt-d
TIE .Hieaf Jubfrtts the following a. a cou,7HH
iqnc-
Th,fss after the bs,sL, II Moutebell, the An
iTaf rTrl--N' iEfn-r fi fglng TIT litf- vil-
cf C-ss,i'-z.s WITH bot hs'tg tyf them tat the
fTetc we've - N"ti.t!i.', tt-y instantly
-nt he sOss, tie youE..si II ~bo.n Ma, osy ID
year. 81 sCr.
Tie fanny VI Cviunrl Mrr- de Belief ,nis 1t the
ai,i Regiment, who feyDT'ni O. nave del ryn =
wounds received ~ huti-b-itl, have received the
hsppy u.lggeLc- fbs be- y -h and tina. in-r.
sie nope, If -syiug HIM. t'ot .. IL Le~pzrt oue 81
tire wnutded, j. to be- msoe Ger-rsl. Tue bn za.ie
# the O-ccssed G-i-r-l B-u:et 10 Be given to CO
DeI a e.lknc- officer.
TIE LOnooa ObSsrr,r says: Among the officers
vino cIsunguisre1 theHse tie young Captsin
Bonapnrte Is mentioned. The Ia the grandson Of
HiInc- jerome BY he marriage with the American
lady. Mis- Patterson.
The LoHGO. Tincs clO-~s article on the late
battle ot NoLtt belIo ss follows: " On the whole.
Dosev,r tbs must he c,ns Idered a fair account uf
the battle. Toe AusfII,h- cOhfrrs % lo-s of 29l
"blll,d us woundrr, sud 2s} mis-ifg-In all close
" ou $40 If whom 80 are prisoners. Tue French
" ,tsi- their To-. at about 40, .-i'nlie not
uureA- ofabl, lo~ rs to excite -pciou and shich
" W mss accept fairly aeon ate. The result Of
tie battle l. honorable th- French, sad It wiz
" Ter tie Au-trsrs To thos, If they can, IN future
c. gsseuen-, that the success Of their enemies
" QUE rot 10 cup. nor NIL tary qualities, but only 10
90 the uncertain fortune OF wal"
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FRANCE.

The pGr- correspondent 10 Tie LoHdoa Pest savs
the Empress AID Court sb'ut to retire 10 81
Cloud. lIer M4J,st, presded again to-day tSani~1
a, u Cal.n,, Cou cil. Tn, same ooursp'n', Il, Gays
tat ST. James Hudson Is rot TO be removed Gom nus
post at Turr ana ~ mission Ia Naples orig
il ally proposed. Prize, Naroleon's Nmy crps 10
tow compete snd prepared tor csnpaiynisg. rhw
division ct The French army hs- rc-ved uWchisg
ord.rs, sud vii b. gin To operate Immediately. A
latter tr,m luulvn Of ,he 27th informs Us that the
lrs''st activity lr,,as in that port. Al olrI Bou.t
Willsun -. who Las been appointed TO the eoamAnd
of a., fc,iS laden with seg. artillery, /, expected
ell daily. TIE london Pot says: 1t appears the
"Covtnmeris -, England sn France have TIE ane
"ideas 40, ut how Ia treat the Neapcl,sn difficulty.
at is quite possible that the proclamation OF the
" krg vii prevent any attempt at rrae~iDg dipls-
matte relations f., the prc,,Dt.' Ia Loados Ti~es
seys, Ii is not surpu s that trade ia dull ia PARA
60 when the ulcciiauty tbe du aiion OF the war 10
considered TIE Paris Flour market was 6rm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14
AN AUSTRIAN PROCLAMATION.

The IndPHdeHie Of Turin attributes the following
atTocious proclamation TO the Austrian General ZOoel
con manoii 2 the 9Th c0rDs darmee.
II any Piedn ontese or Frrucn Getachment-, or az
patrols scouts, agents # tue two armies. whether
il uniform or in dl-gus-, shall appear unier any pre-
II II any part OF tile territory pied By
the imp+ rial aud royal troop, every commune aud
even individual inhHbtaut OF every commune j. rs-
quired under severe penalty, lmme ilasly 10 iufOrn
the conimsDdAbt OF tue stniiJn all If the particular
district sboulo bet be actually occupied by the imp
rial and Toy al troop then the coief % he u-srest mill
tary poet. Every commune within which a"y detacn-
nett or single soldier belong ng to the Austrian army
may find any patrol or agent OF the enemy, vii suffer
on rei.l,sIOn the sey-resi penalties provided by
martial law. In every sucn ease the commune viii be
-ett. iced 10 pay a out. ibIiioD, under lev
prusty than being delivered up TO pi.lag- TO xns com
IN uiseo vii b. burnt, and Individual. will be shO,
sihoat mercy. The cOmmunes ord. red 10 cause
this proclamation To be ead Ia all churches By the
clergy frUn be pulpit, an TO be made public IN every
Other possible maDner.
Ths CoHiulsndsn, Of the 7,h Cops 3 Arnte.
Msr.syg, Mag - ZOBEL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14
GARIBALDrS PROCLAMATION TO THE
IOMRARDS

The following prOclamsti'n was issued by Garibalii
Oh entering the Lombard territory:
"LoxBAEDs: You are called TO new life and you
will RESPOND the appeal your fathers did Of yore
at Pon,ida ard Leg The enemy IL the saue as
eyer-pi,ies,, Il black assassin, and rvbper. Your
brethreu OF every province have sworn 10 cOsquer Or
die with you II i task 10 aveUge the SUITS The
ouIages and the seryitpde of tgeoty genetatcns it
is for us 10 leave 10 children p. ruiOay freed
from the pollution Of foreign domination. Victor
En- manuel chosen by the ns'i nal will Tor supce
chief senos NE to oIgauze you for this pa rioc fight
d-, ply feel the sancty OF this mission, and / all
roui 10 command you. To arms Tbeb bondage
n,u.t cease He who Gao seize aoi does Is
traitor. Italy with her children uuI'ed, and freed
ou foreign domination, vi know how to recoaqIer
the rank which Prov elce has assigned her among
nations"