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Livery & Boarding Stable

11HE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late FIRM of
/ GLOVER & NcCALLIsrER, will in future be
conducted at the Old stand by the undersigned
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference to deserving a con-
tim,lnce of the same. Z. L. GLOVER
Manitowoc, July Sth, 1859.
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THE PILOT.

Agents for the Pnot.-RoUsDs & LassDos,
l55, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the Plot.
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OXYGENATED BITrERS.

The annexed statement of Prof. A. A.
HAYES, NJ. d., State Assayer, is ample
testimony Of the scientific manner in
which this medicine is compounded, and
recommends it professional men, as
worthy fair trial in their practice:
An opinion having been asked for, of
me, in consequence of the formula for pre-
pairing Oxygenated Btters being known to
me, | express the following in form:
The composition of these Bitters includes
! those medicinal substances which expert
enced physicians have long resorted to
for special action on the system, when de
ranged by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Agues and
General Debility, resulting from exposure
os climate influence.
These are rendered permanent. and re-
main active, in his preparation, as con
sequence Of scientific manner in which
they are combined.
1t was well founded inference, that the
preparation, used in larger or smaller doses
would prove a valuable General Medicine,
which experience has demonstrated.
| In this medicine, no metallic salts can
be found, by the most delicate chemical
uiai. Respectfully,
\. A. HAYER, II. D.
Assayer TO the State Of Massachusetts.
Western Agent.
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II. BRENNAN.

County Surveyor, Clark's Mills Manitowoc coun-
ty, Wis will attend to all business in his Of
fetal capacity, from and after the lst Of March
1859 milf.
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BLACKS NlITH HOP,
STRAY CATTLE.

StTRAYED AWAY from the subscriber about
- The Ist of September, COW, 8 or 8 years
old She was red and white spotted, with some
white between he. eyes, and was in calf. Also,
n IIEIFER 2 years old last spring, same color as
tie COW, horns turned in, and white mark SINH
lar to heart on hei forehead. Also, a year
old rcd IIEIFER, with white face, little red
around one eye, aud slit in one ear. Informa-
ton concerning them can be given to James b.
Cfosley, Manitowoc, N chael eilners Store il.
Kussuth. or to the subscrbes near Keliner's.
4wI6 NJ DONNELLY.
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REFER To BIZ PERMISSION,
BANK OF MAHITnWpE,

MANITOwOC WIS.
COLLECTIONS MADE, and proceeds prompts
~ ly RENTED, at current rates ofexchange.
Exchange, Gold, Silver, and Uncurrent Money
bought and sold.
Exchange for sale on England, Ireland, Scots
land and Wales, and on all the principal cities of
Continental Europe.
InheIitances, and every other claim on parties
residing in the old country, collected at reasona>
bic charges.
- Interest allowed on special deposits, r
]. Office Hours-irom A. VI. to 9 p N.
RENCEs.
Park Bank, New York. ~ --szyss-.r
VIM. j Bell 4 Co., DO. .st rs5E
III. A. Tucker Co., Chicago.
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Dane Co. Bank, Madison.
C. C. BARNES, President.
J. G. BARNES, Cashier. nl,tf
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w. II. CRISSEY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
ofiice corner Of 3th and Quay streets, over 7. c.
Shove's Insurance Office, ManiIowoc WIS.
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JOHN MCKEOGH.

WAGON. Sleigh, and Carriage Maker
w Shop On York Street, over VIM. Sharp s
Blacksmith Shop, Mantowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work. 5f
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GF-Don't fail to see sixth Annual
Announcement" anal brilliant offers. in
another column.
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JOHN y. PARK,

Cincinnati, Ohio.
See advertisement, in another column
of our paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03
THE EVENING STAR.

SUPREME COURT Monday-Robert Bracken-
ridge IT. of Indiana, admitted all attorney
aud counsellor Of this Court.
The Chief Justice announced to the bar lin pur-
suance of the 47th rule) that the Court would not
hear arguments in any case after w ednesday, the
9Th proximo, and that IL would adjourn OH Satur-
day, the 18th of March.
30. 9. Dean Richmond. appellant, agt. The
CITY Of Milwaukee Fl al Appeal from the dis
trict court L. :. for the district of Wisconsin.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
the court. overriding the motion Of Mr.. ]. 5.
Brown TO reinstate this cause.
No. 60. Joseph f. Montgomery 81 al. claimants
Of the steamer Republic &C o.. appellants. agt JnO
Anderson. 81 al. Appeal from the circuit court
L. =. for the district of Missouri. Mr.. CHIEF JUS
tice fancy delivered the opinion of the court;
reversing the decree Of the said circuit court ana
remandng the cause. with directions to that court
20 dismiss the appeal and remand the cause 70 tne
district court for Il final decree in conformity to
the opinion of this court
No. Psi. Sampson Tappan. claimants OF the
ship Sarah &c, appellants agt. Samuel Welsh
81 al AppeaI from the circuit court L. =. for the
eastern district of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Chief JUS
tice fancy delivered the opinion of the court.
everything the motion Of Mr.. Serrill to dismiss
this cause
No "A. The Board of Commissioners of the
County Of Knox, plaintiffs in error. agt. David C.
Wallace The argument of this cause was con-
Guided by Mr.. r. W. Thompson for the plaintiffs
in error
No y John NJ. Walker. appellant agt Jona-
than b. II. Smith. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr. Chiffon for the appellant
and continued by Mr.. Carlisle for the appellee
THssday.-Almon b. Tres and Robert F. VII
liams, Esqs of Illinois. Were admitted attorneys
and cOunsellOrs CT this Court
No y John NJ Walker. appellant, agt Jona-
than X. H. Smith. The argument of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. Davidge for the appellant.
No. 80. Samuel Pearce. plaintiff in error. agt
the Madison and indianapolis Railroad Company
and the Peru and indianapolis Railroad Coinpc-
ny This cause was submitted to the consid,ra-
ton of the Court on the record and printed lr.u-
nents by Mr.. Fox for the plaintiff ia error and by
Mr. HendrIc ks for the defendants in error
No. IL VIM Z. Lea. appellant, agt the Polk
county Copper Company IT al. The argument of
this cause was commenced by Mr.. +. p. Stanton
Tor the appellant. and continued by Mr. X. IL
smith for the apPellees. Adjourned.
Wedarsday.-Andrew J ISac Ks Esq of Kansas
was admitted all attorney and counsellor Of this
Court
No. q; William 2. Lea appellant agt the Polk
County Copper Company ct al. The argument OF
this cause was continued by MesSrs Smith and
Lyon for the appellees. Adjourned.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
~ IKE GREiT PAIN ANNTHTLATOR,
AND REMEDG FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK HOW III
PREPIRED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL. p and 81 cents and one dollar.
4. 10 4

BOTTLES II. p and 81 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDIch
SCIENCE.
HARTSiORNE'SC tRE-AI.L should he kent
IN all Families IN case of accidents or sudden .rE
CURES To get a PHI stefan. " "
IL cures pain In any part of the system and /. ,od
externally and internally. " ~
III AZ tue frequent changes of the weather nro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
aud Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. Muscles,
t!omaEn-nc p"Ter, expels all pain from the - stem
N; BIZ You have a Cough. usa Harris
noRNES PICTORIAL. SYRUP OF WILD
nlEfh UT Is the best Cough Syrup ga the
ltyou are BllIons, use HARTSHORNF'S ANTI
blitlot PILLS. They act upon the l.ivar, Stn-
mach aud Bowels carrying of all Bile and Foul -
cT'tIons. -
The above medicines Ia ha had AT MI Drug Stores
ia Washington city; klDWEIL X CISSEII Al
Georgctown; Ia. PEEL Co., Ale1andria.
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'NHE CELEBRATED
DR.. J. s. ROSES MEDICINES.


OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are tine result of thirty five wears
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations TO cure the various rs
that hesh is heir To.
DIR. J. =. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR FIX
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs Colds
Iioarsrnoss, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung Diseases
Price 81 cents and Il.
DIR. J; :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood Purh r, for the OF ScrofIla Old Erup
tons. Chronic Diseases, lccrs, SweIled Neck aud
Price 81. WIZ INV"
-, DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPrIC COMPOUND.
plant. Pric" - cents. WI"
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CTRER. Itispot q
cur" a but IL alone has stood the test of n years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Ch1lic'
PainS IA the stomach aud Bowels, Sprains Bruises
Pans In the Limbs, Joints. Back and spine or
PAIN internally or externally. Price, L. D. and y
lfyou wish to get cured of any Of tho above COM
plants, get DIR. J. ;. ROSES GENUINE MEnI-
INES. which you viii know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle; sold by druggists generally.
y. B.-BUwarc of those poor nostrums purnorting
To br the best ia the world. a 1Iix
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TUE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR,
III TRIESIM w

TRlESEMA R-prot,ctodb y ROYAL Letters Pat
ent nf ENGLAND, and secured by the Seal. of H..
Ecole de Pharnscir de Paris and the Ernpsrisi Col
lege OF vi .tiIcIn", Vienna.
No. IL Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrPs
AMI PhS slcai exhaustion, aud u a tonic
No. c"nPlef ly eradicatss all traces of those iii -
as lat nave hsen hitherto treated by the nau seous
AMI PEI iliclouS uss Of cupavIa and cuh-hs
No ha. entirely suppautAd the injurious use of
nrcufy, thereby lnsurIng IL the sufferer speedy re-
venom of disease
TRlESEMAR, No. I, 2 and 8. are prepared in the
iothI oi iozenge, devoid of tast1 smell and can
oe carried IN the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
CAsEs, AND DIVIDED INTO sEPARA Tx As admin
istered by Nalpeau, Lallotnan, ROuI. Ricori, & G.
&c: Price So each, or four cases ia one fer Sa
which saves IS; and i'm 81 cases. whereby there il
saving Of so. To be had, wholesale and retail of
DIX BARROW, l. 81 Prince street, New York I'm
nieslateiy on receiving n remittance, DIR. barrow
VIII forward tho TrssenaT to any part of the world
securely packed and addressed according Ia the in
sIuou0Rs 0fths vTltsI. dec Ia sun
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II German named Carb while out hunting
in Clearfield county, came across a bear trap. and
having never seen one before. he entered for the
purpose Of examining il. but unfortunately touched
the trigger. and was shut up. In this prcdicament
he remained two days nearly dead from hunger
ana cold. when the man who set the trap came 10
examine il. and found that instead of u bear h,.
caught Dutchman.
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ID L. U IAN SY U L
l. Oh, PROTECTED
SOL UTION OF PRoTOXIDE IRON COM

DER vIAN YRU p,
SOL UrIoN OF RfkSTGtxiifDIE IRON COM
Msiss :.
'10 medicine It. efficacy &C. in in enri i.;-'''0D
DyspsPsia Affections q The Lfrtr, Dropsy, Mural
Prostyatims ESsets Of Lead o. M,remy, GsnsraI
is beyond question.
The Proofs Ofits efficacy are so numerous so well
authenticated; and of such peculiar s>..--@s
character that sufferers cannot rea- q :. Rf&
sonably hesitate to receive the prof ~ ~ t%A
The PERUVIAN sYRUPssJE4SEl
does not profess TO be a Cure-alls Il
but its range is extensive, becausetx
are ultimately related, and proceed, is5f
Ing from one cause, NAV be cured
10y one remedy. The classes of diseases for which
has 50 ssd thu pTsc osSr that shs
skill The facts are tangih bic, tina witnesses aces
sbe, and the safety aud efficacy ofthe Syrup incon-
troverthle. Those who may wish for an opinion
from dsInterested persons respecting the cha
Of the Syrup cannot fail to be satisfied with the fol
lowing among numerous testimonials la the hands
oi the Agents. The - gnatures are those of gentle
men well knownIn this community, and OF the high
CARb.IThe nndersiEned, having experienced the
hesitate 10 recommend At To the attention OF the
public.
tinony OF others whose Intelligence aud integrity
are altogeth"r unquestI"na5ic, We have doubt GI
ITS efhcacs an cases of Incl pIent Diseases of the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. fniee1i us ef-
lccts would be incredible. but from the hiE charac-
ter oi those who have witnessed them aud have
volunteered their testimony, as We do ours, To ats
restorative power
Rev. JoHN PTERFONT, Thomas c. AMuRY,
THOMAS A. DEXTER. PETER HARVEy
). n. kEXpALL, NJ. ID. JAMES &. DUN,
SANU HI. MAY.
IL l. well known that the medicinal effect Of Pro
t"hiio at Iron Is lost 10y even very bI-t expose u
tI, and that 10 mantan ISOLATION al prutuSiIs of
Iron, without further oxidation, has been deemed
impossible. ln the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable
point Is attained 10y COORDINATION IL A WAY BEFORE
tNKNoWN; and tins solution NAV replace all the
PTuto aiEdhatuS cilrtss. and tartrates of tho Ma
teiia Moiica. a. \. HAY Is. NJ. d..
asaayer % tho Slate of Massachusetts.
10 BoylstUn street, Boston
For sale 10y Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, y; medium size hotties 81.
". l.. CLARK Co. PrupriStors, Boston.
For sale ia Washington h3 II. D. Gilman. special
Agsnt; Marin n Palmer, John Schwartzs, L. NJ
SAITH. V llarbaugh, n. II. Mcpherson, JOS Bury
4: =: Walsh, Jas. H. Stone, }. =. i.oy9joy, Dr. d. e.
Clark. ID. RIdgeey and IN Georgetown by = n
CiSseii, anu j. L. hldwel. Sc 9i-6m
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1oInIu nder tho rcgula tons Of the Department
made ar nd AMI now o1i sting, payment he
m,t TOT HnSertlslng procla Ii ms kept Ia such
loIs as are specially autacyi-,ft to publish by
a'e cohiiiissiohet oI the General I.aud Office,
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- has hut one aim; accumplIsheS but thing, to
wit Subducs InfanmatorN Diseases. Try 1t!
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hR. COGGSWELT'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- removes inflammation without the useless loss
of blood strength. Try it!
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nR. COGGSWEILS NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ Is sold 10y }. l.. Mlburn Co.. W IiIard's Hotel:
and }. IL. Moore, Penn. avenue, below 18th street.
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Alphabetical Business Directory.
AGRIIULrURAL WAREHOUSEN.

Coatatnisg Cards Qf ErSf-cidSs ENabltSkpq,sfs a
all dspartmezfs Of bsstasss 80 fbe otfy.
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nR. COGGSWEIJ.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
IL Is not Cure all, but IL prescribed for lufaIn-
ndtOry Dis, ases only. Try it!
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~ is sold by +. +. Gardner, opp. Capitol square;
I. Schwartzo, 463 Penn. avenue; and 5. b. Waite,
j.3 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

nR. COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- restores the balance between the Fluids aud
Solids lost in inflammation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

hR. COGGSW ELLIS NEW MEDICAL SALT
II is sold by 4. =. Walsh 68 18th street east: d. b.
Gilman, 9th and u streets; and by Shuman, ~ and
9Th streets west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-03

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAI.SALT
- sgualizrs the crcuiatIun and thereby removes
the sole cause of Inflammation. Try it.
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vi AGN wDERs
will destroy

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ is tn, most wonderful Medical Discovery of the
Ave Trx
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- u. Z. TANi.QR X CO., General Agents, 2t2
Dock street, Philadelphia.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
peculiar to Females.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entItl.d to the right of prs-smpii,iI
Ia any Of the lands within the townships and pa RI
of townships above enumerated is required to rs-
tn sh the To- the satisfaction of the rcris n
and Iver of the proper land office. md make pay
Disnt hSrJor p6ncfcabis after seeing his
Hnf'er. aud 'ioro the day appointed for the com
inNncomont of the public sale of tho lands en-
br1s?Ing tbs tract claimed; otherwise such claim
v Ill DO forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
dc Sl-lawl3w
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nR. COGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures lntianed Throat Lungs and Liver, Pleu-
rIsy, Piles, Neneroal Diseases. &c.
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hR. COGGSWEl.l' NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ Ii sold b, \. II. Kerr & Co. IS, and ID streets;
h. ii. Mcpherson, All y Gun. avenuo; and j. r. Sui
n an, Mass. aVei1ie and ath streets
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nR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ Is sold ia Georgetown by r. - T. CisseIi Bird q
street; {. u. barnard < Co. Brldse and High SITS;
and j. w. Sothron. lS6 Brldse stroet.
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nR. COGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures rheumatism, Scrolula, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum and other Cutaneons Affcctions
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hR. CoGGSWELLS NEW MEDICAISALT
- IL sod 10y tho above, and all other enierpI sing
Druggists In Washington. Try it.
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nR. COGGSWEIL'SN NEW MEDICALSALT
y PrIce 81; Chronic Packages S2.5l. Fry the he W
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nR COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL. SALT
- cures all Inflammation, affecting the Head aud
Throat. Try IL,
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Brain Fever, Fits, Headaches, Intamed
Eyes, Canker, Neuralgia. &c.
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INK. COIGSW ELLIS NEW MEDICALSAI.T
- Ii sold bN ID. Il. Clark. Penn avenue and a.,
street; II. stone 7lh and |. streets; and V. Har
haugh, 18th and q strcets.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW NEDICALSALT
- ~ sold 10y Il. J. Musser, aud Iuth streets: G. T.
CnlveT, 18th an Penn; avcnu@; III. Herman i1th and
str""t>; and kInliail l.awrcnce Penn. avenue
I and l4tI street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12
MORNING EDTTIoN-TUEsDAY, JULY IL, 1859

G5eraders Of the Guard are eneauped On this hill The
PLAIN SET ns very advantageous batse Geld oc an sry
cem'nk ON B scia had beea able 20 write 10 you bs
Scey 1stod have letter Which wou, have neeo
suoe picture OF oag With Nspo'eou Ill NJ the smy p
nay II vas The lib, a. rravag,iato, the dSy we en-
e,ed Bescis The Emperor taken ny ns qatrters ~
large fam house, iDbebBed by the Mayor Just INA
fme spacious yard; on lte left the dwelling noose, on
The right large garden separated from The yard by ra
Ing The yed ia crowded @sn travelling csrritses aai
WReane TIE Enpeiors aiteY9ab agn the t~o1e " tnis
a' n ore ssslcs aud requesting II 10 ak ia tno eve1rg
the Emperor cones down fro his attended by MAJ
shai valiant TIE whole rniasy household Gomez out
emo rs nct lrart The Emperor sE dcsn, ana map is
oEon8ht 70 bim Saraha Valiant preerfs several papers
to LIS Majesty. The Emperor remnns alone Tor a mo
mt Nd ard setta his elco aIoher ctapkoesioe nin
tly arrives ana is introduced His aacssy lsters 10
buy, bat apart coloosi Is called; be gives ten "a
poleops 70 tte spy, eto seems yel rsnsiet with
bis pay. Aarsbal Regpaud >. jean o'Aaseey ar.
rives; The Emperor coovrrses with biu Otoer gen
erals come in The map Ia called for several tinrs
me Kng arrives IN cerrilge, and tue two mccsrsh'
etsko naldf, Soften down little toe hecorIe mr. which
sone portraits give u King Victor EmanYfi, sye him
v'rY pam cavalry unrorm and you viii have toe p1r
trait of Wc'or Emepne. You must also dsrRen bis CON
pexin lille give greater ostnciness 70 mis- featnres
30 ss 10 rave toe ue ply soguonv " frank sodisr,
ufec 10 the lie OF Campo The Emperor and he little
spsS, ana converse, both making cs9retes raod
cession The Emperor tired Of standing leans against
the that's OF wagon close by the conversation Ii ely
Epd long; other generals como In Toe tight .hough
who lsa again brought forward Al last King left
np O'Clock, and the Emperor dismissed his household
quarter OF en- hour Afterwards he retired 70 apart
ptbt The Emperor eats little He sleeps more by day
than ny night BE works iill W the morning and Is
calhd o2 again q! three or four
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,he colony into two or more provinces, which has e
been agitsted, has lately been vigorously revived aai
beginning at length 10 assume, as prceo denass 40
tan bls shane the Parliament had not decided 70
what shall DO tbe future scheme OF i'm migration IA
Portugut Sc has determined upon establish
MILITARY sS.ony Of Europeans IA the neghoorhoid 81"
TIE, e. on the Zambtzi Next spring irgate, tho D Fs
n1ndo he despat she'd thtner With the FIRST
Of the second hatalio OF I'temea nozamoilns gai
Wi, be Use at Of the mouths or the Z.oss
and are sen, up that river in q small iron sssame
shich has been ordered to be bui. Ia Eogsnd for
purpose and which 70 be sent out In the D. Fernando
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

NAFULEON ON THE BATTLE FIELD.
The Journal de Rouen pdblshes the following extract
nom letter from tho camp Montechiaro dated tho 23d
OF June, the day before the late battle:--
TO reach this place we hA 20 wide plain which
might have served battle ned for the Austfians In
eh' when coming from bsescia, stands the village OF
eastehedolo on an emnence which, like long embark.
mens, noehas the PLAN side. TOTS PLAN about
Ten sometres lorg and extends Aonocnaro which
buH on rstner uneven ground against moun;sn spar,
on wnlch tho ruins Ct castle may DO seeu From
tpat heght thS eye enmsnis vie almost To Ccemoua
cet~'niy Tar beyond Pescbiers. With telescope tho
aasFss can &c seen wing up sner deSepoes. Toe
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weight IN the affairs of Europe But was only TEN
porary excitement
from the Paris Pays, June 27.l
Austria, in retiring precpitaey and in every directs
madly excited, thought that France would be embar
and overpowered by IL. Why, in fact, did the Az
troops evacuate the part of the Roman States wnic
occupied, If Il toere not 10 9sre free couyse 10
lions and disturbances the responsibility Of 'ohicA
on France, Austria also wished by lostponnr
grand battle, the disastrous issue Of which
not but TOO well foresee TO give time for certaj
and certain influences TO ripen and 10 act. J
easy matter 10 involve all the States of the g
federation in Q quarrel perfectly foreign tc
nation. Prussia resists subordinate oose
wishes to overcome that resistance, and
outbreak; but in order TO arrive at that
required, and now the victory Of Cavria
Germany not very persuasive argum
Between Austria and France the
be pointed out a. follows, and hBr
should understand them:-FraAoe
conquest and invokes only that Of
the revolutionary element, and r
OF national Independence and OF
Austria seeks to precipitate Euro
. general war, even were revoI
France defends the Pope, who
blshed BY her arms In bis
sptcts and nadintaius all h1r
Of the church and
icitAdrduinS hr troops I
to ,rc,6 anarchy a0dins
inlsme the political quef
to II; che thought that
thereby caused TO FrN
her power, unclaimed
auxiliary. Austria
sent anarchy, butt
do The great G
even at the rick o.
thing is possible
desperate eatsf
ously rejected
good fanh of