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EDIroRs AFFEAL: I haze read what you
term " Great Debate in the United States Sen
ate with surprise. ! see Senator DougIas
quotes Mr.. Buehanan's letter Of acceptance
10 substantiate hs abominabls views Of Leg
l~slatiTe Sovereignty" as foiisws That the
people Of a Territory, like those Of a State,
shan decide Tor themselves whether slavery
shah or shall not exist within their limits"
contend that the language Of Mr.. Bach-
ansn does BOT Justify the c~onstuction or mean
iug inferrcdby Mr.. Douglas. The people Of a
Territory, like those Of a State" Like here
means q he SAND as.7 nepeopie q q Terri
tory, The same as those OF a state, shall,
etc. Task, can Inc people Of a slate, in their
legislative capacity, 81 decide whether they viii
have slavery or not By no means. Can
Tennessee decide the question Of slavery" or
{" 20 slavery" BY or through her Legislaime Fl?
No one viii assert she can. If done, D. must
be deue by or through a convention elected By
the people 20 make a new constitution or
amehd he existing one So with the Terrific
res when a Convention is elected 10 make a
constitution. that Convention, ("hke,- OF " the
same as7 a CONVENTION Of = Sfats) can decide
whether the people wiIlhsve slavery or no
slavery.7 Eo, Mr.. D., uift0uf rubmfhng tie
coasfifufiou % ne people. But the people can
no. decide that question By or through The
legislature, a. nndeIstand Mr.. Douglas 10 as
sumo.
Permit me 70 add, that for an humble farmer,
Judge D0uglas had Dot a stronger friend in The
whole South than ] was, TN be took his
strange, and, % me, unaceoun1ahle anti-Le-
compton position in Congress. ] now would
not vote for him 70 head a cOrporsl's guard ;
nor will Ivote for any 4" Douglas man" for
Gerernor, Congress or the Legislature.
Mason q, 1850. UP-TO-THE-HUB.
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Hovs 20 save HIossema froa Biigat-
The parsgrsph below We find in an a.
change without credit II may prove valuable
70 growers q fnuit trees, and with that hope
we transfer Il 70 the columns Of The Az
IYrkrs
In this latitude Il is well known b. pomolo-
rists that a. soon an the frost is OUT Of he
ground in the spring, the sap begins 70 ascend
INTO The body and limbs % trees, the buds
swell, the leaves start, and the blossoms soon
appear. And it is well known, too, IN some
seasons. the buds are much damaged, OF the
blossoms are entirely blighted By TIE severe
and cold nights that follow. In conversation
recently with a practical pomoioKist, who has
been smincntlY successful in raising all kinds
Of fruit-particulany plnms, peaches and cher
nes-hs Informed us that the great secret II
bis success was. Ia keeping the irost In the
ground until the dangerous nights had passed,
hY carly spreading over the Gariace 81 the
ground above The roots, Of sufficient depth,
straw, manure, or aDy kind Of compost: that
ia some seasons be- had seen his nsighbors'
trees In Fail bloom, even before be removed bis
surface covering. and the result proved that
while not unfro4uenly the frosty nights we're
fatal 20 his neighbor' crops, he own trees,
biossomirg out late, were always sure 30 yield
him an Abundant harvest.
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Nashville Hams.
Lectures OM EMFODe

THE Rev. Dr. BAIRD. Who has resided and Travelled
4 mu1h iu EIrcre the last twenty years wIfi give a
series of EIGar LECTURES s. on fhat part Of Che world. N
Odi Fellows' Han On the course ~ this week and The
next two These Lecfures win relate 20 ft0se thiu-s iu
the present eva, social, u~ieralaui political state o. each
cuutrr in EUROPE. which are most calculated D. interest
and Instruct an American audience, and VIII b musrs-
ted hy LARGE and ustlT msus- paIntinr. etc. he hrsf.
which viii be- infrodnotorF ard THEE. viii b. given To-
MOnKOWs SATURDAY NIGHT. onmmenrnr a. u
a'cipck. and VIZ relate % rHE GOVERNMENT OF
ErR0PE THE PRINCPkL MOSARCHs. ueuis Ma
poieon. Alexander ~ Qrrfn Vir1rta. etr.l n
MANNERS or n COURTS.
The second vii De- given on Warfav ni-hf. ard viii
BE- 90 RUSSIA POLAND
The others VIII follow in order.
TERMs-A uctef Tor the course So for a gentleman
ard hdy, s3s TT families % four or I've persrus. there
wln BE- a uusderaaie reductinn; Or pupils in the
ahdnls AZ Admission o. "a single lecture, 81 cents 60
D. paid afthe door. Tckez % De had AZ the bookstores
% Mcssrs Cieare1 g. Tafeu. Eirk q william. wa.sou
a Beard, Pafiiau a Co. Wm r. strange a ca. and t
thc door. mar24-st
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Fosr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL Washing
ton c~orresponicn, Of The Blllimore Sun saws /:
In consideration ct extraordinary labor
thrown upon many Of the post Offices BY the
extension Of the railway system Of the eoun-
try, or by radical changes in he mail arraee-
ments, the Postmaster General became invest
ed BY an act Of Congress, approved June p.
1874, with Discretionary power TO grant relief
in cases where additional duties had thus de-
Folyed. Special allowances were from time 20
time northumberland from the hostages col
lected, until the number q offices reached sew
enty seven, IN various States Of the Union.
In view Of the failure n Congress TO make any
appropriation FOR the support Of the postal
system during HE next fiscal year, Postmaster
General Holt finds it 10 be his imperative duty
70 curtall in every practicable way the tx
penses Of that important department. He has
therefore issued his order that all orders here
lofore made by the Postmaster-Gensrs allow
ing to pos.masiers az the Offices rcferred 10.
any sum or sums Of money out Of the p~ostaees
collected at said Offices, Be and the same are
Tescinded fEom and afterthe 3lst dav Of March
next, b,inE he close of the current quarter.
This, I understand, saves to the department
about S2l 900 a year.
The lead Of The department, directing his
attention 20 another branch Of the service. has
discontinued seventeen Of the thirty-one special
agencies, thereby reducing the annual exnendi-
tures some sixty thousand per annum.
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Foreign News--The Italian Question.
A Paris correspondent Of the ~lndPndeui
Big. wrilinr on lha lLh Of March. sars.

a rams correspondent OF ue Eocpeneflf
Bdge writing on The 9Th Of March, SAYS:
To-day he Council Of Ministers was con-
voked and presided over by the Emperor. HIS
Majesty Informed The Council hat the Apos-
ioic Aunci0 had officially demanded he recall
Of the French troops now occupying Rome, and
that an affirmative reply had been given. HIS
MaJasty, IN concluding his statement, used
words 10 this effect;
You know, Messieurs, with what solicitude I
have watched over the interest Of the HOLY
Father-What zeal Ihave ever displayed in
protecting bis dignity. To-day be believes that
be is able TO dispense with the assistance Of
my government. Ihavc taken the resolution
TO abandon him to the chances 20 which the
obstihaey Of bis government exposes him ID not
following my disiuteresfed counsels.
The same correspondent saws that an per-
sons who know the country, believe that if the
French troops leave Civita Yecchia, a revolu-
hon viii break out In Rome. and hat the 10000
men WHO compose the Pontiical army will be
unable to suppress II.
The MoHitsuT, the Official paper, Of March
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O. The War Department has received inti-
nation Of the death Of The Oldest soldier in the
army. He vas one Of the most extraordinary
persons IN the service, and af.er a term Of
fory-fre years had oniy reached the rank Of
Sergeant. His remains were inferred with al
the h1nors of war az Fort Scott, Ark, where
he did lis last duty.
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GTNsrGUNsI

A great safie'y Of Chcss o. Freueh and American Nan
lfsrture.
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III work
our Picture GaIIeTy---PrOfessoI
Remington. Artist.

T. one Of ne most extensive m me Cui1n. superior
Pctwes taken i'm az me various STYLES Known % ne
Ff1fr-rauhic nrt. ne s~PHEhEurfPE and RcminEt1n's
~I0-oNoGRAFHs. are worfhy 81 Weuai nauce-
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mIssTssTPPT NEWS.

Az OLD CIrIzEE DEAD-Thos J.. Stone,
an old resident Of FazOo county died On the
10th inst He died from tie Effects Of a severe
wound caused BY the falling Of a tree upon
hin a short time ago BE was highly ss-
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BEATTIFTL RTHpIXG LOIS.

We have four beautiful ouillinr iots On Weby srrrt
w near the r~eisdeucc Of NJ. Mcshy. These bots VIII
be sold chcap-lue-haf cash. balance 10 - moutts.
very cheap.
HOUSE ndLOrn Greenlav's Adduou Cog sole; a
h1rrulu-
HOUSE and LOr on Go-i,a street near ne rcsidsn-,
o. Col Prestcn-
-FOUR USES on neSfo street.
p 90 Nan street ~ hset By 1s ca Main. uenr Aue-
tlon FQu1rc-sZ5 cash.
uaHUn-Tm MnEEHumH At wTmWWw A. Hn
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COSMORGlIIC STERE0SC0PE.


A MoNG n latest i~uveutians 10 Opuu. mere il 10.
II hiuE mlre instructive and amusing than the
ctercseape- he Siereosoupe View are imuressiors
from Nature representing the dnesf Seenrries. cite.
and Monuments IN Europe and mis COUNTRY. which view
81 hrousl his Instrument, show nnse objects in Uoif re-
uefs aGuaiy - they are, and thus arc ne best models
Tor Artists, give The best idea o. f1rcim Carrfria4 ~
All and make &c nnes psrlor ornsment-
Jitl1cns aI ctT1nEers visiting the rifF. -i0rld not fri
&C. eanen C. MULLER, 07tician. al Nam freet. orro-
site frevlne A nirHarts hlock, and cxamine ihesc mag
nidccnt View.
Iaa received ne largest aad anest Collection of
WINS % kuroQf and o. the Unifed stafer.
100 dlnereni Views q the City q Paris.
80 tinereuf Views q Switzerland, Austria. Germany.
End Tyrou.
200 different Views q ne Rhine.
40 didsrcnt Views & Italy. Ccnsiantinuie. Greece
Egypt Nuhia, Palestine anf Ire Holy IauI
90 cilcrert Views q Lontou-
500 srncrys q EnEiauf, Ireland, scotland si.fuss
FAMILY Grourcs, ctr
so heautifuliy lluminatcd interior and exterior view.
- Paris and Loniou. Also.
~ 1ltss fters 81 Europe and tins Cnunfry. pain and
colorcd q Naisre.
NLagra Fzils-Winter and Smimer vlrsa
Catskil Mountains.
Washiucfon snd vicinity.
And . Ereat many ether articles 10 uumrraus ~ mru-
uqn- Come quick aul secure choice Views.
c. Lib 81 Main 1frart.
MArlH-atWaElN ODD PruEIur A Nfawn-Ha HI
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MaRHIEn.

A japanese noblsman, upon being
shown a fashion-plate in an American mag
azine, was much startled, and exclaimed, "How
VERY fat your women aref'
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On TIE 2ai instant b. oxford Mississippi. By Rev J..
n waaicl NJ. G. A. LoE0sTnEEr to Miss HATTIE
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WHMFPd.

Two veil furnished Rooms, IN a ceufraI and respeofa-
Il be Situation with or without Bend o. BE- used a.
olnsuiunE rooms hya prufeslonal So aremau- The high
est references given. Direct letters. A. C.. Bulletin
on. m.rll-lL
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EJUEIoUs EFFECTs OF EXCESSIVE K1ssrNe.
We fear that the good ladies Of he Park street
church in Boston have been doing = great iniu-
" 70 the churches Of the land. We see u
stated that when their excellent pastor depart
ed for Europe a few DAYS ago, they an kissed
him, and some Of them thus testified their afec-
ton two or three times. Now we do not wish
20 speak as though we desired 10 restrict in
he least the liberties Of the ladies, when they
ere disposed thus 10 treat one Of our sex, nor
as If we were filled with malicious envy OF a
gentleman whom we esteem so highly as the
Rev. Mr.. Stone. Bat we beg leave to inquire
whether, If this touching mode Of bidding fare
vel 10 the pastor becomes general, it VIII not
do more to increase the number Of clerical in
Falids and 10 empty or pulpits than even that
arch enemy Of preachers, the bronchitis. We
confess hat we fear such a result, il our re-
spected friends Of the pulpit share in any de-
gree the weakness to which we editors plead
guilty.-ProrideHoe (R. - Journal.
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Diamond and Various Styles Of Jswelry
WATCHES
SILVER PLATED GOODS

Mais o. order snl warranted con- FIsE
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HoRRIBLE DEArH FHon HYpBoFHoBA-
sons SIX weeks ago a man named Joseph
Wright was bitten az Cincinnati hv a dog. not
supposed % be mad bat vicious. Nothing
more was thought OF The matter tin "Wednesday
81 last week, when symptoms Of k~vdrophobia
became visible. Mr.. Wright livedtf Monday
night. when death relieved him Of his t~ortures.
HIS sufcrines were Of the most horrible char
ae.er and terrified al behoiders. lie was a
molder by trade, and leaves a young wife and
an infant child.
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Every Democrats paper which has spoken
on tie subject has expressed Itself fsvorable
'sthe reelection q Gov. A B Mcors. There
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DANAWAT en- ne niEht o. Februasy @, 1853 -
II negro man named BILL known As Bill rreze-E
ralt Bin l. dbout uirty-1ue years ola, hi1cks has
a heavy beard. aud F1me marks cf ne iash upl his~
tacE. He has been employed az ne WORKMAN House,
Ccruercal Hotel, and other pisces In Memphis a. dir
fere-f times Or Ume years past. and 5 believed 60 Be-
iursirE sruIFuhrre In ne neigaharhood AZ present Il
wiz ave ne shove reward Er rs arprehensi1n snt Co.
lFerT % n. A1rrrs11. -r if Used IN al - . aa
1et him. y. FIrzGERL1p.
MARTHA a~aataaia. Nfz
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eT The wo-Id IS q great trsad-min, which
tuns an the while, and leaves no choice but 70
sink OF climb.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

goa oorEnKoA,
HsHAM 6. HARRIS.
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I'm AFrEAE-h regularly discontinued at
ne end q ths tine paid for, unless renewed in
adeanoe
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J. ON. INMAN.

rhis celebrated ARTIST has permanently locaicd IN enc q
hc rooms connected viii our Gallery, win whom We
have made arrangements % oolcr u Oh Rcminetonis Cab
met size Canvas P1niuzrarhs.
Ttrse uiciurcs. uutiniug rs hey %. tie sEiu a. NJ
tso Astists. are amnue The most perfect Specimens II ne
Art
No. 1 CIark's Marble BIock.
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Erussia Describing Her Position.
Il was stated lately that the Prussian Gov
eminent has issued ? circular dispatch, dated
the 12th Of February, 70 its representatives al
the different courts Of Germany. We are en-
abled 20 give the text OF that dispatch. j. is
- r.rHnrrra
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q We heard q uan call another nan an
sxforioner the other day, for sueing him q day
or two before.
"Why, frirni,7 replied the man who brought
The suit, 81 did il 70 obligs YOU
40 obnge M iudeed-how sof"
"Why, 70 oblige you 70 pay me-"
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sPECTACLEsl

Imported o. our own erier, from ne best makers IN Eu-
rope, Gun s1companunens; al sinis Pistols, Cais
ncrrIu-ers. rrautsrs. Dean. Adaus a ueau. and Aliens
Patent. Hunting Knves Canes, a.
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Dwellings and Building


Gala see ~ We wfHseubGaius
msrs5-iw MoSsARRAT, DCPREE a 20
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A superior article 90 smt an ccndiuuns Of sight To thHs
important subject we have devgiei much time and study
and knlE what Kind Of glass b. best suited 20 ne various
oundilans o. the eye. We Do not pretend % make TIE
Old Or improve on uatuo-the eye Is to vaiuahie % be
Tided win.
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The PAhAGukY EKFEpTrfoE.-The latest
advices received by The Government from
the Paraguay expedition coHhrm the former
reports that Brazil and the Argentine
Consideration have offered to act as msdiators
between the United States and Paraguay.
Commissions Bowln o. course informed hen
that be had no authority 10 accept their offers.
unless be should receive further Instructions
from the aufhonties here. MesHtimc be viii
proceed in conformity with bis previous in
struciions, and a. Is probable that the diheul-
ties with Paraguay win be settled without the
profersd interposition. The tenor Of private
letters from persons In the Paraguay exps9i-
ton Is generally favorable 20 a peaceful settle
msni Of the dispute ashiugi0H Sar.
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q A curious law trial is in progress in New
York, involving a partnership claim Of unusual
interest John and William Gregory were en-
gagged ID business together for some twenty
years, in hat city, as dealers in Tin and sheet
iron ware. Alspee proper was aoeumulate&S
some $4,000, out Of lhe profts OF their BUSH
ness. The busiEess was conducted and he
profits Invested "a he name of John GRECO
~ John lately died, and William nov claims
to share the property standing in his name, on
the ground thai De was a partner with his
brother. The conflict Of testimony on the
subiee. Is said to Be remarkable.
Tia EMIeRArIoE TO ARKkSsAz-ne Fort
Saith Times gives us he following informa-
ton:
A large number Of wealthy planters have re-
moved 70 sebastian county, during he last fall
and winter, many Of them having a large num-
Der Of slaves. In the neighbcrhood Of Sugar
Loaf, and in the potsau Valley, where the best
lands have been lying Idle, the axe and the
pillow are working wonders in retaining The
wild lands. and fitting then for cultivation.
We are told that the like has never cenkuown
before Ia this county. Large plantations are
now opened, where a few weeks ago, there was
not a stick Of timber amiss.
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BUFFALO CITY, BUFFALO CITY,

Immediately! EHiDlediGfCfg!
ny reliable rera1u san rrt al lr.f rate Al -
A size ia HrTsr CIV 90 Whiur river. ArEal-
ss. nuI rc1 nIres ef rfIe fsud rur aul I'd laf ~
miies fram town. All uarfh lr ler-t 500 u uutl
no rsaI steam saw MID. FlHe. walnut Cherry &C.
tar. rf-. o. rreafu hulf1uHr Ah.e Hafiet men en- b.
hIraI af feu o. twelve talir- per m1lfl. aus provisions
are cheap Ttr b AM rQf Dong aFf uFaet lf lmn-
bsr. and ararLs cay s-.s o. aI hc markets on the
MIssi-irr river anIItsu fearless several stelulo1ts
rre nv running ta BrlsIr tltF- Ilr aaird a1iIs ef puh-
Ic sale % Ut. win crnr oTnn a.1l1v col Nlcsltri me
tIth aud IlG rf April ur1t BEfd1 Cts b. onr g ihe
most fraIrhnl lut Desirable phases o. hr fanla iu le
western ca1nIrV. harur me sprlur Water rNn ErluHs
hF UnI snf ui ulos tT vaisr. above hstavlle, on
White river. m ArElusa- twin Say h-alic CITY Is IN
II n.Hrt-lHrr uanIuan- The srculi s'eo ~ to's was in
Frtruarr 1850 one month after ue drst sale, AMI Lots
sid nf an aIcan1r ef twenty Or C.u- have nuH about
H1 Lru Oh sen. Pr urUlar PARTICULARS aale-s r. see
rhr uudarsfruef without drar az pes Arc ArUlsls-
mrrae-frur j.. g. QClSENEEZEr. Frop'r.
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Quick sales and Small Profit.

NV = IIIE 7" 81 III-lIUI- 10 8TTN1TTT1T 10
~ srecfuiy informs TIE CtiEels 90 Memrhis and Vi
emily Inst tteT are determined o. seu their stock under
he above beading aud those Who are Ia want Of 4 go
article % FURNITURE cr CHAIRS oumurised in our
stocks WhlA D. very near caupirte. viii please cau al
Ne ist Main street aside. enc dsr s6un of Alan
GEORGE HENSuAW.
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A large stock o. POCKET anf TABLE CCILEET Of ne
dnesf grades A superior Table knife made ~ crier ~
1~ressvior Silver Forkz
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II s MITCHELL a COS, Proriae A steEart,s
II Uoct-Beef I0n-uea, Sursr Cured Hlrr. Nash-Ula
Burse, Egrs eel nsrIa
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A GRAY MARE brake loose on SUNDAY lasL
II rom the Church. oaruer ~ Laden and Her. 49,
nanip streets he owner may recover BIS 80
perfy - calling az 7. bac1u's, Tanoe street. befEUen
Sernanic and Desotos proving his claim and PAYING
Hma~~na ~--mf-Hmm
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Inc following curious case Is related in
LhomPsoHs bolk Note Reporter: " A soldier
q ne neklcan war, instead Of reporting him
seif 70 his family on going home. onisflV ~5effies
IN the West and obtains he land warrant Hs
wife, Irving an eastern State, presuuinr her,
sef a widow Of some Elk Year, staadinT. an
plied for a widows warrant, and got II Boib
warrants have been sold, located ard refurpel
70 Washington for patents, When lis drrpv-
cred thettWo warrants have been ISSUED ubsrs
only cne should have been. The Commissioner
refsses 10 grant q patent Tor The land which il
located with the widows wasrant.n
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DGmbEGry PROPERTY

NJ AANAAONa
WEWln sel on MoNDAT April fh. af 10 o'clorE. On
w thc premises, that valuable property Formerly oc-
clpird By John Diubury Esq., as q Blacksmith Shap and
Wae1n Yard, on Mudisuu street, between Main aud Sec
ond streets, only 100 feet from Cilrks Marble Biloxi
Ihm property, nov The most ceruai and valuable %
any IN me dtT, Is FOR sale, fronting on Msdisan street q
fcet aud . inches running back on nc alley u feet and
? inch-s making the i1t7f feet and inches s4ulre-fhs
sane divided into three lots of2fe-i2 each.
IERMs -0ue-ihirf cash, or notes satisfactorily in
d1rsed payable lat Of July without interest the balance
IN one and two years With Interest added. SIc positive
without REGARD % price. A. (. LEYY.
msF2a-fd Aucfi1nrer
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Inc serious condition OF Italian afalrs has
atTacted the attention Of the Emperor, whose
endeaVons are to conclude an alliance in fur
therance Of the interests Of France. The En-
peror has promised the King Of Sardinia 10
protect him against any aggressive acts OF
Austria, but bis promises extend no further. He
denies that France is now making Warllke
Preparations. She hiss not exceeded the effect
i've force she is accustomed to maintain during
peace. Assuming that preparations in the ar
seaals have received any extraordinary i'm
pulse, il Is because changes were necessary in
our artillery, and in the whole Of cur feet. All
our naval preparations are limited 10 the arm
ing Of four fngates and four transports, to
NEE imminent emergencies. Il is absurd to
represent the Emperor as pushing on war, and
10 east on him alone the responsibility Of caus-
ing warlike preparations in Europe. Where
can any one point out words, diplomatic notes,
or acts implying the wish Of the Emperor 10
provoke war;
While talking peace, however, IT is evident
that great preparations for war are made on
al sides. The London Hcralf's Paris cores
pondent states that the waIlike preparations
on al sides show no signs Of abating. In
Lombardy, he Austuans are working unceas-
ingly 20 Strengthen their positions. Everything
has been got in readiness for a campaign.
Vienna Letter. Feerray IS. in London T1meal
TIE Austrisns stl express their conviction
that there viii be a revolution as soon as the
foreign troops are withdrswn from thc Papai
dominions, but J believe that the twelve or
fourteen Roman baitalions sre in very decent
trim. Not long since the Papal troops were
reviewed BY General Guyon, and that con-
msnder was pleased 10 say hat they were
greatly improved, and formed a very respecta-
BE little army Il is, however, doubtfgl
whether the native troops Of his Holiness will
90 their duty ID ease Of a revolution