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on the other, have now reached a point which
leads 10 the belief that war is inevitable. Eng.
land has made last attempt TO preserve peas.
and all hope is not yet lost. But the govern
nent must own thar such hope is very slight
Although, under such circumstances, in the ob-
scurity Of the state of things, the government is
not in position to make amore circumstantial
statement to the representatives Of the nation IL
nevertheless feels it a duty TO say what measures
it has thought necessary TO take.
Seeing ornaments being made everywhere
the government has for some time been occupied
with the measures which ought to be adopted
The hope of the maintenance Of peace which
lately prevailed had hitherto prevented il from
carrying those measures into execution. Actu.
ated by the sentiment that the welfare Of Ger
many as well as its own was at stake, il did no,
contine itself, independently Of other precau.
tionary measures, toplaeing the corps q y7ass OF,
a war footing, but il proposed TO the German hi.
ct to call out the federal eontingents, and ths,
proposal has been Immediately adopted. The
tssi, government as resoIped TO maintain the
kssoto'a bases and Il has not deriated from then, IN
the proposition made to tie Det, scbict bears a., -,
seatialg desiUe character, sOhich responds 10 the
character of the Confederation. The policy Of
the government is based more upon the general
interests of Germany than upon the interests Of
/ Prussia.
| The Hamburger Nackrichtea gives an analysis
of the Prussian circular dispatch addressed to
the other German governments. 4tter stating
that Prussia disapprores the uliBaatsRa sent b.
AUSTRIA to Sardinia, Prussia declares THAI Il is
ready to defend the tr7se interests Of Germany.
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81 They say that woman has found
her true sphere at last. Il Is about
twensy-seven feet round, and il made q
hoops and eyinoIins
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PRUSSIA.

At the sitting of the Prussian Chambers On
the 26th ult., the following communication was
made by the Baron de schleintz, the Minister
for Foreign Affairs:
Gentlemen; Al the moment when the prns-
sian Parliament is about to meet, after shor,
respite, events Of the most serious nature are IA
king place far from us. The differences between
Austria On the one hand and Sardinia and Frsnes
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ITALY.

The following proclamation has been address
ed by Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia, TO
his troops:
Soldiers Austria, who is increasing her az
mics 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 Sovereign here gov
ern the State-because the the groans of oppress-
ed Italy here find an echo-Austria dares to ask
us who are only armed in self-defense, to lay
down our arms and submit to her clemency.
That insulting demand received the reply it
deserved. rejected it with contempt Soldiers,
/ tell it TO You, convinced that you will take an
insult to your King and your nation as an insult
to yourselves. The announcement l make to
you is the announcement 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 Geito, Pastrenga, Santa Lu-
| eia, SOmma-Compagna, and even Custozza,
where four brigades alone struggled for three
days against five corps d'arpaee.
viii lead you. We have made each others
acquaintance before this, on more than one oc-
casion, in the heat of battle, when, fighting by
the side of my magnanimous father, had an
opportunity to admire your courage
am sure that on the field of honor and Of
glory you win maintain, even add to, your rep
utatiOn for bravery. You win have for cornpan-
ions those intrepid soldiers of France, CONQUER
ors in so many noted battles, who were your
brethren-in-arms on the Tehernaya, and whom
Napoleon III, who is always to be found where
there is just cause to defend or civilization to
promote, sends generously to our assistance in
numerous battalions.
March, then, confident in victory. and tvvipe
new laurels round your flag, that tri-color under
the folds of which the elite of the youth ofItaly
is collected, and which indicates to YOU that the
task before you is the independence of Italy
that just and holy work which win be your bat.
tle-cry.
VICTOR EMMANUEL
Turin, april q.
The Turin correspondent ofthe London Time,
writing on the 18th ult., is puzzled by the slow
ness of the Austrians. He says.
We thought here that the Austrians would
have crossed in the night or early Yesterday
morning, instead of which, up TO yesterday eve
ming all they seem TO have done is to send ont q
light cavalry reconnaissance. They must know
the ground pretty well from past experience and
their spies ought TO have informed them Of the
positions OF the Sandman army. 1t is possible
that the idea of dash into Piedmont. If enter.
tanned, has been abandoned. and that they mean
to await the arrival Of the French, and an opnor.
tunity for battle on large scale. A first sue
cess, however, even small one, would be q great
thing for them, for what the Austrians want Is
not soldiership or courage, probably not good
leaders, but prestige"
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Gen. Gyulai, the Austrian commander
had imposed contributions for provisions,
g.. on NoYara.
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exposeon done nuement vies pdon les
bs que penbmcnt gnsntes u prcer a'ec plus dc
prudence.
Soft, mais de quelle manee,
oh smenep rextence de maintcnant connue
des eguateurs divugue de bce buce cacun
be reit de details merveeux sembb d de fees ne
done plus ae aue detour
,, % NOS es comp g 'es menace ct nous ue de nos e"'
dc Cotton ont sut souevcr tout dams qe hcures
arriver Helena pueurs de roniers hva pro
sercn daer immeamen File 81 tous ecart nous
les soncons ct dmnncrOns nos vu meuX nous
ondre ennemis para're vou les oner hure
pne euvoye refuge dnner du plan a
forme Nous lie No 6 rned
Sacs atOrer lei dams heure dnt de Memphis
sur Napoleon Comme dams acue % de nre du cap
force de disposition
ma quai de uge de ax 81 a probable lie capitae
resistant les onues du nheseaent pas lie courane eir
Porrel ecoua Ia e
Une f maie du steamboat connua Dayton sabndonnt f
ment es belqueuses Tile c r,eri
gne de batae deux corps pae Nous fort dersere
avan signal donne les de lis assais
meme quls etre Troubles dspee
ront ou dernr Nous nos
nos homne steamboat force
ands qu aenda steamboat
Mississippi nons dams e Collie exqu brancLe del Aha
haya
rebien c plan admirable ennms les Regateurs
ndubhabemn pi piege poquo giezvous ce Cook
bateier cete Incarceration peut exasperer
-Ces deux hmme t vehemence Rem
devious plus de rOsGris
Peutee fur arvee des Regua'enrs
eun Lively pourrat
e Emparezous de u cache dams de Ia
uryele oui pas dams Ia m,isou Faes psnne
fer possible si preneze
LIE chez la femme appartint
Bon bon, Porrel
de jouer la comede laser
dinqneudes pepetuele que f
gems
Poe seogna Ia hate quel atteulaent plus
On rgren aussd 'ou dsarureu dams dt'ouHee
LA suite prochuin n"atro)
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XXXIIi.
INDIGESTION.

Qan ue dpersee Dayton Po ct aueoues autres
ahsss !, e,Dds res,sreut .rrere place
ct ceu de adhernts at dece projects cri
en dams tete Sill fat face DANGER ct M
ouen dnanda sill at dspoait ct attaue
suhamp sill temps en- sd.
les teso qu await amas Dams quueS nn toutes
Pos asoce qu Smkvie devua les pene GU
Dayton car sappocha de u ct 0 dit vox ba u
-AlOns aou cher sE prendre prompte
minutes sout comPecs - 'aEtt boa ~ 4o fL,a
-vous demauda Dayton SURPRISE - no m
DE sas tout Sanders qu attend mpaene
IPO1rSGrs, ma cone N detail.
--Od est Simson lavezvous -'s "a..a. 'a a..1.r'
-Je ne cos pas "a pusse Sc fer u - a-r .f ...
Dayton parut eonne dentende par an de ur
80 loyal Ce quill que
Berwick eta psns enterre quill dune
conventions quill par urhamp pueurs
Gogus out slors ouru pourue la rent
place .aars- lla-- E.aH'l .- - .... -. -
v testament dcmanda DAYTON eu serran les dents,
oh! dee buts divers Porrel que e
r0uve quI vxudrai abandouner afxe .|' :.
Lufr le uge en- appaut du
pied tout celia VI courainde fnppe le decis ~
Ne vous hates tant celia possible
pas nous soums CONNIE de ute pcdus
Quimpore Ja frme pro qu eueuen nous aua noe
hbes ma encore nous dooners psir u sbord
Girls Je a bisu qu fou qu augmene peril CON-
metsnt meurtre sce
es pr oete 'mPosSoe co1Sar' va 80 diger 10 &c
o Cores 6as en- ue hate les homnes
Vile u que Sanders Thorsy qse pueu autres que
ouvsres pense aiysn rssprompemen grand beu du
refuge. sssg ~ .I.i.gsa.l .t,ll
dlsr - je peu que vosre pn dit
Pore dun hgneux celia serai gene pour sgr
qu habss delena pour,eu pas nous en-
pech de r j ounais atement vspear Van
Bvren hbe marchcu qu de6sr poursute
Ao poaquo de suite quand
nlleure occasion sgut s'fgf 81 Il
pourons rep Dayton m.is ser
steamboat
lais de Fun deuz sera cs de pouruivrs Nous
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Sur gpe d constable barra passage Cook lu
demanda, sinIuieter de Ia colere du brave
-Quand etesvous arrive a Helena


Moi pomquoi demandezvous
| IL me faut reponse
Eth bcn main
-Je mai pas de monre e Jour celia vous uti
-Oo est lie une homme qu appaent
Squire Dayton, je dtja dit &C ma,n..
-Je 'ouS prize de me eponde monaeur' OH James Lively
Squire end Cook yeux sur cux du iuge me semb
que sgn6ent ces interrogations,
-Une question me,e ecta
erangeres eura dams la chambre.
Ces aucaemeut une
etan presents oneeent surprise
de satisfaction eea la phyonome du tendt deu
All Porrel de Sinke veuex propos pour nous ais
O e0s ct prefer maute dams qu preud
-Bonou Squire Went de dire quu
On dOnDea d details dams plus oppoun oca
Gu drgeant la mais temps pee
veue aise aux coupabes poibte de echaer Aou ami
Nous mague repond vrgineu regaran
auou de Iul faa dabord vse lie cabarei de lO4sGrs
Arre'ez monsieur fit lie constable epaue de
COOK 'UI ,hs ete' s"Ir m"n p1o"" % % au nom de la lo
f9n dispose ceder Aiere mai! ctoyens de la Nirgu
-Donnez force o uouveaux venus quoquc
eune houme srracan aux mains M constable eot dea rp
porte a'c Iade du Vrginien ft accabe noubre
une resistance deree dcs coes don't
-Eee Ia aPpez lo' Cook qui
reeouvrer la lbere La o commande ee dapphcnd les hon
netes pour donncr g
nure james Dayton Wharton que porez
Vous me payerez cecil Aons Ninns a done
vous!
Place place vOcera Mills precpau comrgne dawis
vehement arrives sur ceux qui maintenaient Cook
Force q Ia o s'ecreent puseurs autres
cut a0rs une lutte dnr de temps ct ctOire dec
asur dc souenaen Dayton lie psonner m dee lie
pere donna ode
dc conduire Cook prison.
-Virgiuiens secra Cogk seuil rendezmoi
Silence monsieur! fit e constable. pas IN plus
qua desires e Nirgns
Epechoz iOuses pretendu
separez les! .., .''. = ...
Lively dune dene pendant que
les ohcers de police etaient u G Iemmenaient
DE pomets mai on e demanda le Virgnen
Arriere m alvousen garde assommeze de
c6te tan Cook
Mills de le
Avant eune fermer pat repni u porte prison
du comte s'etat refermee sur lui.
-Pardea fit le Vsnen qu efforts etant nul
e decide redecendre sill u james Lively
rende feme Oh dabe cheva a he Bob
til cincinnati dc ute
endroit de la vile psut-on ouer cheva
Chez Smart, repoudit acouiluemeut Bob
Chez Smart Nirginien
ogna precpe Je ale chez Stuart
dire e maine bcaucoup cLeval
arrive settlement f ct lanmal
pu equlbre sur son dos .-'. -.
Tout parlant uwewe Mills dgeait du de l
Mon, pour sill h cheyal don't layaib
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ANTIRHuMAIlsMAL OU OoCreuR DANDuRAN.


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La pipae lies affections
dlnant, maadcs
parcul dot modsrse
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pa. aAndn.n tcnas ct ode parties ~ rod1i m6ni
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dement, dc bile dams ces divers orgnncs Tine
verifablc Infection puruientc par In bile se
dtveloppc la ianni.sc, Ia iievrc jnune. de-
hevrcs putrides ct bilicuses, les liz vrrs de
marais, 10 cholera ct les maladies pcstiIsn
tielles so declarenf. les calculs bilinr,r So
torment dane In vesicule du fel, cic ponr
preveMir ce- desordrcs, ii faut expulser de- In
foie In bile putretiee par rinfa,nnatiom. nu
fur 1t q mc-are quelle SO produii, ct en-
pl.yer Get eAet Ei,rr dc Gs,ii,t prepars
par PAUL GAGE, qui reunit, u unc action
purgptivc doucc, dcs qualities toniJnos ct an.
tipufrides.
CATARRHE DE Ia vEssiE. - Lorsque les
urincs soni surcharlccs dune matiere' glai.
reuse, QUEiQUEr0Is BouKBErsE ou ROT.
GEATRE, quelIueiois hiHnte ct pour ain-i
dire HuiLEusE. cette maiitrc irrite les ps.
rois de In vessie ct y devcloppe Ie catarrl,
vesical. GuERisos. cmpechcr In matIcro
glaireusc dc stjournc, dans Ia vessic ct DIV
peneirer en- usant de J. Ehrir de Guiiiie pre-.
pare par fAUL GAGE.
GouTTE Er RHuMArisME. - Ces deux
maladics graves doivcnt lcur origine 4 unc
natierc glaircusc, AeRE, qui s'est txee sur
les membranes synovialcs dcs articulation.
ct sur les Rponevroscs qui civulopprnt les
muscles. Ibdiquer In cause de ces nialadics,
c'esi indiquer le renede c'e~t dire que
fEi'rir DC GH,ibe prepare par PAuL GAGg
esf le ncillcur agent qu'on paissc employer
pour soulagcr vite ct guerlr solidcmcni. La
guerison So complete pnr l'usagc du Tisss
Eicrtro- M''gnstiqr.
Nous renv errons, pour les autrcs maia
dice occasionnecs par les glsircs, au livro
d'oa eat cxirait ce qui precedo. On ie deli.
vrc gratis avec chaquc bouteill-, 1t ccle aui
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medteamem Pegedoa"t, son
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Quand a l'horizon sombre,
Grandit CONNIE un geant
Preceds de son ombre,
Quelque dome effrayant,
Je vols plier les branches
Ss des soufiics pnissants,
Les fieurs roses on blanches
SaIuer les PEASANTS;
J'eutends de Ia riviere
lie frisson argcntin,
Parfois Ia voix altiere
Du tonIerrc lointain.
lie village m'envoie
Sa changeante rumeur
Que domino In joie
On Ia mauvaise humeur,
1ndicible ramsge
Que perce a chaquc instant
Du coz an fer plumage
lie clairon eclatant /;
Les enfants qui vagissens.
lie cheval qui heunit.
1t les beufs qui mugissent
Gu le CHEN qu'on punt.
DE l'eglise tout proche.
waste edifce noir,
J'eutends sonner Ia clOchc
Du matin jusqu'au soir;
J'euteuds la girouette
Qui surmonte In croix
Grincer. ct Ia chouettc
Accompagner So voix. ...
Eh bien mi ce spectacle,
Nj Get incessant bruit.
Ne peuvent mettIc obstacle
Au reve qui me suit,
Et, sans que je men doute,
II me surprend 81 Lien,
Que je ne vols plus goutte,
Que je n'entends plus rien.
VIR0INlE b..
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-Si vOus me promettez
lie ne pas trop sourire
A mes naivetes,-
Ce que de ma fenetre
Je vols ou bien j'entends,
Lorsqu'un jour franc penetre
Ses deux larges battants.
Accoude sur Ia pierre
Qui borde In maison,
Quand louvre ma paupiere
Sur.un waste horizon,
Je vols Ia terre ouverte
Sous un soleil de feu.
Je vols la plaine verte
Tranchant sur lie ciel bleu,
Ocean don't les brumcs
Sont le blanc archipel.
lnsaisissables plumes
Dun fantasque chapel.
Je vols le front bleuatre
Dee epaisses forets,
Formaut amphitheatre
Autour dun vallon frais,
Les cares de culture
Psrsemes darbres verts,
Tn beau coin de nature
Aux mile aspects divers. .-
J'entends l'oiseau qui donns
I'm concert en- pleiu vent, %.
L'insecte qui bourdonne.
lie feuillage mouvant
L'hirondelle qui chase,
Rasant de pres le sol /; ~
lie papillon que lasse
Son capricieux vol,
Cent ct cent fois Sc pose
Sur cent diverses Heurs,
DE reillet d Ia ros..,
Des parfums aux coulcurs.
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DIED.

On the oond afFebruary last in this city, after
a long and painful illness. WIN. 3. JONES, Esq, in
the 65th year of his age.
Mr. Jones was resident of this city for thirty
years, one among the Oldest of its citizens, aud
generally known, it is needless to speak Of the
deceased. lie will be long remembered as man
of many fine and striking traits of character
Possessed Of n strong and vigorous mind his opin-
ions were often consulted upon matters of bust
sness. Polite, generous and oblgng he never
failed to make favorable impression upon those
with whom lie came in contact. The decreased
was, for many years, II member Of the Masonic
Fraternity ami was inferred with the usual cere
monies of that order. Many warm friends will
unite with his affectonatc wife aud children in
lamenting their rrcparable loss
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lSsoLExr- -DARkkr.-Bob. q slave belonging to
Mr.. Galloway. % Bedford. and hired to Mr.. Nc,
Gowen, in this city was found on First street, at
late hour Tuesday night. without pass When
accosted by tho officers he INDUCED in SINE very
insolcnt language. and made an effort to resist
their authority. Was ordered thirty Ias,es.
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Ma. EvkRRTr CosiNo-We are gratihed to lie
able To inform our readers Il at the Hon. Edward
Everett will revisit this city and repeat hi. Wash
ngton Lecture the 18th Of April. when, we
have no doubt, he will bc greeted 10y large audi
once.
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PoLiricAL.--Mcssrs John NJ. Speed and Sam
ucl Garland ir., will hold n discussion upon cur
rent political topics ut the next Appoma,tox and
Campbell Courts.
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offf-AND- sRAqsAFFAIas.
PUBLIC pIscUssIoN.

A pablo discus si,,p of the issues VI the present
canvass will be held at DUDLEY HALL on SAT-
uRpAr EVENING" nrxs conasencing at o'chpk.
Joux u. Sized. Egg. will represent the Oppu-
sition, and s. GARLASD. Jr.. the Democracy.
d4t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer at the room Of Nc
Young Mems Christian Association, at II O'Clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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ARA stated communication of Clinton Lodge,
No 10, held at Amherst C. H., o" the 2lst day OF
M.rch, A. D. 1859, A. L. 1853.
Whereas This Lodge has heard with deep regret
of the death of their late Brother Benjamin D.
Barley, whom the Supreme Architect OF the Uni
verse has removed from amongst us, and remcm-
boring with pleasure his many virtues, true Ma
sonic character and upright bearing whilst
member Of this Lodge, which endeared him to US.
both as friend and as a Mason, therefore
Resotred, LIST, That in the death of our late Ia
mented Brother our Order has lost bright and
consistent member, and whilst we deplore his
early removal from the Lodge on EARTH we rejoice
in the belief that he is now member Of the Ce
lestia Ledge above.
Resolued, I'd, That the members of this Lodge,
in memory of Brother Bnrley's memory, wear
the usual badge of mourning for the space of
thirty days.
Resolrsd, Sd. That cory of these proceedings
a,e sent to his family with our heartfelt sympathy,
and alsu published in the Lynchburg papers.
J.P. COLEMAN, Sec'y pro tenn.
HSr Republican please copy.
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SoyYuxax PiPs Foo sDRY. We invite attention
to thu advertisement uf Messrs. Eddens 4 Bran
nan, u R;ehmond fhrsc gentlemen have a
large and furnishing establishment. and we have
seen their work noticed in very complimentary
terms. They are worthy If encouragement.
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MARRIED.
TIMOTHY.

On 18th of March at the residence Of \. Early
bv the Rev. $. Anthony Mr.. b. V. kADtER to Miss
ENELINE l.. IIADFN all of Campbell.
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TIE following ticket will be supported by many
voters of the Upper Ward: John Oyler, Geo. b.
Davis, J. r. Holcomte s. Garland jr., a. Alex
ander DR.. VIM S. Morris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

FREIGHT TRADE.-There received at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on yesterday,
Is loaded cars, consisting Of 1918 bushels Wheat;
o23 bbls Flour; $4,000 lbs. Lumber; $4,000 lbs.
Miscellaneous. There were 10 loaded cars sent
West same day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

TlMorHY FLETCHER, EsQ.-This gentleman will
he supportcd as a member o, the HnTr,, from
Lynch Ward. by his MANY FfiENp'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS,
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADEslfxH
OF LyNCHBuRG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIlE PEOpuE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint yea eam sell them Basvaia.i
l AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PArERs o.. THE LINE
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wing large circulation the people 81 South western
fginis and East rennc-seo
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