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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-23

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W. keep . lssgs ssest, wAItvyF can
on inducsnsenop 10 Sc1eNl Isadb1ts and
County AleseAsass, VITO ~ ss~pst.
chase u small or large quassisss.
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that Artists, Tsaehoss o. sckolsrs.. nDlbuld
want In this llse, - ,hAll b hSApy to
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-23

AxEciWv. " vHE QuKKs % Ex0.
LANV.--h h reported that her Ma.
jesty HAS . sweet little temper Of her
OvN. and that hsr esva .syess, like .
prudent man. generally rs.ircs before
The sio'ul, and locks himself IN hir
private cabinet until The Ky 70 slsas
and sunshine again IlIuniints the class
10 shades II 81. James NJ Windsor.
Amer one NJ these little ebulnslons,
the Queen gave a Nssderiss knock u
the doov II the room wlese Prince Al
bert had taken refuge. end apon beinp
asked "wiho's there +. responded,
|.'The Quevn!' The Queen csnnoI
enter h~se,' responded lhs lssRpeckcd
After lbs lapse VI half an hour. I
geSiis tap was heard upon The door
"Who's there 7" asked Prince Albert
ycsy riff" responded victoris.--
wife Il always welcome" wai
the gallant reply.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-23

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The Portland Advertiser relates the
story II woman who IN hce he's.
hand by command Of The spirits , and
hs, liks Der, believing In them, suffered
H. Afterwards. bs followed hes 70
New York, but she refused 10 return
with him. The spirits told bin thsi
be vas nervous, and sent BIN hpms
With the following not over nausSous
prescription !: I.
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proof alvolol. . table speossful " r.,
lined sugar, ! iumblss(ul n boiling
water. and driuk three times I dSy
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the free uss u msssy. q euGs,
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Furnish him with No stated snplcy
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end you viii experience . uoet mar
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-23

Miur,s, Arro,>tugsrs.- Gen. II. D..
Mcintosh. elected BrisWivr General ol
the SECOND Iire.is " the fifih Division
II Mississippi Militia. composed u the
counties " Dc Soto, Tsnica, Coahoma,
rnnols and Lafayette, has selected thu
following o6esss 10 compose his staff
wm. Delay, Of Osfcsd, brigade In
srsctor, with rank 81 Nsjsr.
u. ". rhirp.. Of oxford, Bsis. Jadss
Advocate, With rank Of Major.
LIP. Cooper, 81 Pamela, Is,ie~is Guar.
ter Master, With rank Of Major.
y. llsrndss, Of Lafayette. Aa 4,
Camp, With max Of captain.
-->ss.--- ~.
SssssseAs ussssun.-ws learn from
the Memphis Avslsschs 81 the sis, ips,.
thai tho steamer Comet, t'srs. r. q. ksa.
ret, WAS les, 10 . fearfal ,erssae. .,
Saturday night, whom about Is s,ile,
bdcw that city. The Captain observing
the approach sf the storm, ordered ,h,
pilos 70 make . landins. which b. sue
eeeiea In doing 81 . place eslIea Scan
lAa's Landing. The heas had barrel,
sesa lasted and fastened with = singh
line. ~hsu the sale struck hcs. rasssW,
sAs liss. blswinr her li'sm!ly 10 pits-
Within \ sAcvs d'sssWse Il ske bow.
The arvs Clesa. isaa psys. q sahi'
! fssw~ssv nssea Job Hill, = iissle sisl
! aaushs.s da t-sA psserrvs. the ssecs'
ssd thiid cechs and swo ,ivek hauds o.
known ~ H. ,ass also, several cabin pas
seWeevs. vh,sc usme the o0een VI ID
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80 a.. - .s','sE1ssH!ss -,
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n Ne sAPids. ~ Nsyesa 'ke sesd6
II human AID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

ARRIVAL OF The AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO BATTLE YET.
IMPORTANT FROM IN DIA
Tantia Topee Tried by Court Mar
tial and Hanged.
DEATH OF COMMISSIONER YEH
- ~o~N~~~>~~~~~>~>~~1~~oo~
Slight Decline i'm ConsoIz, Corn
and Cotton,
TO-, &C., 10
NO BATTLE YET.
IMPORTANrFRO MINDIA
DEATH OF COMMISSIONER YEH

The mail steamship America, from Liver
pool on Saturday, the 2lst nit, at l1:30 A, NJ, ar
rived at Halifax ON Wednesday afternoon. Her
advices are three days later than previously re-
ceived, and are of considerable importance, more
especially in q commercial point of view.
The news from the seat of war is without any
feature of great Importance.
The bulletins of the belligerent parties are quite
unimportant
No battle had as yet occurred.
The Austrians had removed their headquarters to
Garlasco, and had also withdrawn from vercel
which place had been occupied by the French and
Sardpians.
The Austrians were expected to remain inactive
| till the Emperor reaches the camp.
An action was looked for at any moment.
All the Austrian ports had been blockaded by
the French squadron, and many of their vessels had
been taken.
There were reports that the Emperor of Austria
and General Hess had reached Milan and left for
Pavia.
The Liverpool Post publishes what is called re-
liable information, that the passage of the Ticino
by the French-will be the signal for European
alliance against France, and that Austrian troops
will march on Paris.
All the channels to the Venetian capital are
blocked up.
The English elections were concluded, and the
final result is Ministerial gain of twenty-three.
The Bombay mail of April 26 had arrived.
Tantia Topee had been tried by drum-head court
martial and hanged.
Yeh, the late Imperial Commissioner at Canton,
had died in India, where he was prisoner in the
hands of the English.
The Bombay export market was active, and that
or imports was firm.
The America has SO passengers.
Among the passengers in the America is Gene
al Williams of Kars, Commando T-inC Chief of the
orces in Canada
The America passed, May 22d, at 2 P. NJ, the
teamship Africa from New York for Liverpool;
9th, lat AZ, long. A. the steamship Persia from
lew York for Liverpool.
In the Liverpool cotton market the sales of tie
Feek were 3S 900 bales, the market closing at
ecline of one-eighth and one-quarter of penny
current qualities, as compared with the previou,
eek, and still greater reduction on the inferior
| descriptions.
In the Liverpool breadstuffs market prices had
eclining tendency, and all descriptions were
ghtly lower.
The Liverpool provision market was steady, with
exception of beef, which was heavy and slight
lower.
The London money market was slightly easier.
Consos were quoted at Oh 9la.
The screw steamship City Of Washington, from
ew York on Saturday, the It'll of May, arrived at
verpool at 1880 A. M. on the 10th.
The steamship Circassian, from New York May
via St. Johns, N. F., arrived at Galway on the
ght of the 10TH
The steamship Ariel, from New York on Satur-
y, May 7, arrived at Southampton on the morn
z of the goth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Turf.

The races commence to-day at one O'Clock P NJ a. the
Eclipse Curse Qste Centreville) with sweepstakes
mile heats, for three year old colts and hles for which
three will start Of the elk entered This will be followed
by the Jockey Club Handicap mile and half, for all
ages Seven out Of eleven entries have agreed to start
After which there will be race for purse Of $780, two
mile heats which closed with three entres making in all
very fine bill of fare for the first day.
The two trotting matches between Flora Temple and
Princess for 600 each, foIlows-The first 10 be
three mile heats to wagons the second two mile heats in
harness The day has not been named. The track on
which they to trot has not yet been decided on As
soon as the prelimnaries are arranged notice will be
given.
The matches between Mr.. Monnots horse Native Ame-
rcan and Mr. Keecrs mare Lady Ltchneld and his geld
ing Plot Off Mr. Monnots horse having fallen lame
compromise has been effected with Mr.. Keller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Nicaragua Transit Route.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

OFFICE OF The AMERICAN ATLANTIC AND PAmrrc \
SHIP CANAL COMPANY, No. 8 BOWLING GREEN
NEW YORK, June 2, 1885,
An article having appeared In OF the New York pa
pers OF this day. stating that he government Of Mica
ragus has confirmed the contract Of vandykc and Wal
lace according to the view Of it, Minister in Washington
General Jerez," the undersigned, accompanied by N a.
Woie ESQ., another director Of this company this day
called personally on General Jcrez the Ncaraguan Minis
yer now IN tns city, and inquired OF him II the assertion
he had given the information therein contained General
Jerez hereupon replied TO that here was no ounds
that on The contrary he General Jerez) had informed Mr.
Daniel H. johnson that the vandyke and Wallace contract
and that in his General Jerezs) opinion that con,sact
would not BIO confirmed, was contrary to the policy
Of his government" General Jcrez has authorized ms 10
make this statement ]. E. BODY, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
THE WAR IN ITALY.

THE WAR IN ITALY.
No collision had yet taken place between the opposing
hies.
d asserted that the Emperor Of Austria arrived on
10th at Man and departed directly for Pavia accom-
bed by General Hess,
b was reported that General Gyula had sent word to
government that his provisions were beginning to fail
Piedmont and that he would not be abe 10 hold his
sent position for more than fifteen days longer.
be Liverpool Post processes to have reliable infona
explanatory of Austra's mysterious proceedings It
the moment the French troops cross the Ticlno the
trian troops will march direct Paris. Russia will
b join Austria, and the reward of what looks like
kchery Is TO be Moldavia and Wallachia The crossing
he Tcino will be regarded as invasion Of Austrian
tory, end on that conviction Prussia and Ger many
act. The Post then proceeds TO show the incentives
pm European league against Napoleon and Gays that
disposed to place implicit faith In its Information.
be French government IL was said, had received In.
patton that four Russian corps ddrsee had moc,d
ards the Austrian frontier
Tenty thousand landsmen have been enrollo.
bsh navy within a few weeks.
OPERATIONS At SEA.
u official weiner Zeit,so announces that Norwegian
while going into Venice, was stopped by French
to and informed that all Austrian ports, with the ex.
on Of Trieste and Ancona, were In state Of blockade
commander Of the fortress at Venice had received no
% Of the fact
ench fleet before Venice had already taken twenty
bis.
teen French men had been seen near Cattaro,
% coast OF Dalmata.
London Times correspondent in the Austrian camp
that naval attack on Venice would have no chance
uccess. Every channel has either been quite
faded by sunken ships, vessels laden with stones
hoored coee by, ready 10 close the small remaining
ges at few minutes notice, and guns of large cali
command all these obstacles The Paris correspon.
Of the Tne however, says that the French squadron
TO attack Venice, but merely to blockade that port
be present.
TIE RIGHTS OF NEUTRALs.
p shipping trade was greatly agated as to the con-
nee Of goods contraband Of war.
I'd Nalmesbury, in reply TO specia, ,rcr,r1
her the neutrality proclamation conten,r,o;,
oa as contrabaud, says that the ua... ,s,
be proclamation referring TO contraband FOOD
not intended 10 prohibit the expectation or
pr any other article, but TO warn her Msjesty's sub
that they do carry, for the Of bellgerent.
es which are contraband and their property be cap.
by another belligerent, her Majesty's government
pot undertake TO interfere against such capture.
Shipping Gazette suggests that the government
call on the benigerents to specify by proclamation
articles which they are resolved hencerofth shall
tute contraband Of war.
chartering Of vessels TO France as store or troop
was regarded az illegal.
GERMANY.
he sitting OF the Federal Diet Prussia declared thu,
lsh she still adhered 10 her protest aga tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET
The London money market was slightly easier Con-
sols were quoted at the close on the Goth at s1 for
morey, and Okla o1,s for account The bullion in the
Bank Of England had increased fl5l ooo Meesra Barno
Brothers quote silver Is 2kd eagles 7es I'D.
Messrs. Barring Brothers report the market for Amer
lean stocks generally unchanged Messrs Bell
& Son quote the market as quiet, but steady at the
close. The latest Gales were as follows
Illinois Central sevens OF 1860 Gree land) .sbz
90. no. neVepb. ..O91aa70
Erie Railroad sevens I'd mortgage. BRASS
LONDON, May 2l-11 A. NJ.
Copsols opened at last nights quotations.
The London Stock Exchange has been very dull and
consos have slightly declined.
The London Times city article of .last evening says
"Compete stagnation continues to prevail In the Stock
Exchange. The scarcity Of stock having been somewhat
relieved, prices closed about eighth per cent worse
than yesterday The discount market was very dull
Good bills ct two 10 three months were taken at per
cent. Gold continues TO DO taken from the Bank
for export. The bills Of Sevastopolo & Sons, a
Greek Arm in London, were yesterday returned.
The house held respectable position but its engage.
ments, which chiefly in the foreign corn trade are
not believed to be largo In the wheat market yesterday
Mondays rates nominaly quoted but tho tendency
downward and sales could not be effected except at
ls reduction.
The London Times city article also says that the.
funds opened on the 10th without recovery from
the decline Of the previous day, and that the
market heavy throughout, the final transactions
being at q reduction Of one.cghth per cent The
demand for money in the opcn market was very mode.
rate. At the bank fair business was done, chiefly
with regular customers.
Continental papers the failure Of the banking
house Of Fronmel L. Co., ct Augsburg.
The Bank Of rhuringia had also suspended, owing is
said, TO the flight OF the manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

Scorr LIFE GuARp.-Ths corps intends paradrg the
18th inst, under the command Of Captain j. H. H. Ward,
celebrate the 7Sd anniversary Of the birthday Of Lieu
tenant General Scott and the atty second year since his
entrance into the army The Guard will proceed on that
day to Philadelphia, where they will DO received by the
principle the Scott Life Guard. On their return from
Philadelphia they will visit Trenton upon invitation OF the
city authorities, through Captain Joseph A. Yard Nom.
Der Of this corps sheons full band engaged for thu
occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

A MISSING HUSBAND HEARD FRoM-William B.
HILL farmer Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, has been missing
November last and last week his wife had his portrait pub
lIshed in Frank Leslie's illustrated Nc,o,pdpcr with
pece Offering reward Of hundred dollars for nfor-
nation couceTn ming hs whereabouts. This brought out
letter from him TO his WIFE pos'uarked AZ rhompeonvi
r which be euRges.e, IL Is said, that she had be.ter
manage 10 saTe faat flQQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NApxrr.

HIVHNFUUL COTTON MARKET.
Circular reports the sales Of cotton for the
week. IN the Liverpool Market at 900 bales, Of which
1900 bales were for export and only 200 on speculation.
Inc current Qualities Of American were I'd. xd. per
pound lower and still greater reduction was submitted
10 Tor inferior descriptions, whc sandy cottons were
almost unsuitable The sales OF Friday were 200 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03


We understand that IL is the intention Of Nile.
Piccoomini TO depart for Europe 70 morrow, in the
steamship Vanderbilt. Her career in this country
has been An interesting one. She arrived in Octo.
Der OF last year, and Immediately Afterwards made
ner deo" 1t the Academy OF Music, under the
management OF Mr.. UIman. Here she sung serious and
comic OPERA appearing on one night the "ravlata"
the next in "Don Pasquae' again In the "Trova ore,n
"Lucreza Borgia," ola glIa del Reggmento,p "Don
Giovanni and the "Noxze di Figa.on Her best y6es
were undoubtedly those OF Zerina and susan.
nah In the operas last named. After b. eff
but successful campaigns in Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
emore and washington, she went upon exte ided
tour in the South and West. At New Orleans, rch
her contract, rather Lumeys Of her services 70
Ullnan, expired, and she gave concers under the ma
nagement Of Mr.. Lumieys agent, in the Southern
board cities About the middle Of April she went TO Pts.
burg, and was engaged by Mr.. strakosch. Under his
management she sung in Chicago, Detroit and
other Western cities, and returning TO New York
appeared at the Opera Easter week. singing all her old
yoles and some ones, such Pauna Il Poliuto"
and Lonora In La Favora, in both Of which she
very successful Her career has been much pro.
htable one pecuniary speaking than that Of any prma
donna since Jenny Lind bu. the profit accrued chiefly
to Lumey. Mile. Piccolomin has gained in reputation
but that is all Just now, when she Ia going away her
qualities are fully and properly appreciated. As
. singer, she possesses certain invaluable requi-
sites, one Of which is the most perfect acceniu-
alton, and the best form of dramatic expression
As Partisan critic says, she ia gil SOUL SOUL soul Tas
gift especially valuable n concert singing well in
the Opera, and believe that if Mile. Pccoomni should
sunder her contract with Lumley who, by all accounts
hardly in position to fulfill it's conditions, and remain in
this country, she could reap most substantial
In the South and West, with email concert company
Nile. Piccoomoni could make immense deal of mo-
ney. We believe that II she would obtain clever
manager, one acquainted with every part Of the
United States, ahe could clear in year eighteen
months at least hundred and Hcy thousand dollars
In concert she s superb giving TO the ballads and songs
of all countries the most vivid dramatic expression.
Where other artists content to give cold expression
less exposition Of the music she throws her whole hear.
into it, and, az We may say, magnet the audience.
This is peculiarly attractive TO mercura mpetuous
enthusiastic people; and If little Pic" they call her.
will only remain, she may make her own terms with
public that has already learned to love her.