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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

D@-"lf you marry, said Il Roman consul
to his son, "let it be woman who has iudg
:zsnt and inanstry enough to cook meal for
you, taste enough to dress neatly, and pride
enough to wash before breakfast, and sense
enough to hold her tongue"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

S@rThe sentimental people Of New York
are spared the sensation Of a woman hang
ing. Mary HArtung, the pretty female who
poisoned her husband, is to have new trial
The New York Tribune mentioning this
subject, says;
The Jury which convicted her, we hear,
aid 40 under the implied understanding that
the Governor would commute her sentence.
Another jury will not be thus inauenced,--
So, We may say she has escaped the gallOws,
and will probably expiate her crime BY
spending the rest Of her life in the State
Prison.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
NoFIcn TO sTocKHoLpDRs

OFFICE OF InE GIN, HAM,& DAvToR X II. Co,
ClSolNEATI, April 9th, 1869. (
THE Annual NJ Getting OF the Stockholders
4 OF this Company win be held at their office,
(Sixth s,Feet Dcpot,) in Cincinnati on Tuesday the
I'd day Of May, next between the houra of nine aud
ten, Ia the morning; at which time report OF the
affairs OF the Company for the year preceding, will
be SUBMIT d. And at the same place, and ou the
same day, between the hours OF ten in the morning
and three In tho afternoon, the Stockholders Will
make choioooi nine Directors TO serve the ensuing
year, and act on any other business which may be
presented, r. II. SHORT. sec'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


James W. LoNrey, PlalntlR state of ohio.
H'uSsa H'ssn6isA, Defendant. ceaslys sSpsI,ss
Il he said Defendant ia hereby notified that
the plaintiff Aforesaid has aled his petition IN
Aat on his two promfanrY notes. 10 Wit one for
$780, with ten Per cont interest from May iEth 1881
and balance o. el25 on another, with aix percent
lntereft on said balance, rom fchruHfy n, 1897 -
And tne SAID Defendant II notified that he ~ re-
gured 70 appear and answer said petition on or be-.
info The thrd saturday after The lqih dag uf Nav
A, ID. te6g. JAMES w ICtypEY'
~ eIhnHnr KENNEDY, his Attorney,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
OUT LOT

A FINE Lot on Steeles lIill, containing
n ~ acres--Jeautifully situated-wlil be sold
cheap, on application TO
CHAS, y. CLARKE,
aprl5 Real Estate Ageat, ad street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
ER-Oount Ignatius Gurowski, who mad

CBeO0unt Ignatius GuroWski, who made
some stir in Europe about eighteen years
aao ~ running away with the lnlanta lsa'
bslla ferdinanda, sister Of the present King
of epain, the young Princess being at that
& tinf N I convent ~ Brussels, has been in
dnned q iseye Spain, where he has resided
Al lnts wears. He has separated from his
Vie. a. Il Is underptoOd, from some incom-
nstibiIlt, Of temper. Heiaa younger BROTH
q ofC Coilnt Adam GnEowski, who left Eu-
80 and cane 10 the Un'tsd States about
~ yssH ago
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Farms.

OH ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum.
u / L nor, on the o. n NJ, H. r., one hundred acres
Improved, the remainder timber ofgood quality,
deep, rich, alluvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
ises, convenient Out-houscs, and In the midst Of
good settlement.
This farm Is offered at the low price Of St2 per
acre being much less than Its value. For sale by
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
Rest Estate Agent, sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Flax Mill for Sale.

THE large Mil built by the Dayton Flax
4 Co.. with acres OF ground, Is offered for sale,
~ bargain.
II haa all the machinery necessary for doing
large business complete aud In good order. The
property will bc sold ON the most reasonable terms
on application to CHAS. A.. CLARKE,
Aprli Real Estate Agent, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Chance for Business Investment.

WILL be sold cheap or exchanged for city
w property stock OF Dry Goods and Qfcees!s=,
nearly new, together with the building two story
frame. sltuatcdin small village near Dayton. Also
n new dwelling house, cOniainlng six rooms, with
large barn and good orchard.
The stand ia n good one, with a good run Of busi-
ness, and the goods undesirable. This is rare op
porunitv, where but little or no money IL required
CHAS X. CLARKE,
aptRl Zeal Estate Agent, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Mourning Goods.

Black Tamartine Cloth,
Black Grenadine Berage,
Black silk Grsnudino,
Black Bysdere Berage,
Black Berage Robes,
Black French Lawns,
Black French Organdies,
Good stock Mourning Prints
and Gingham, ut the
CASH STORE Of
aprs JOHN, VAN DoREN and co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
CITY PROPERTY

TTNlIE large new Brick Dwelling House,
Il built BY Henry Ktmts, corner st. Clair and VS.
ter streets, The House Ia very cOmmodiouEj fur
nlshed with the necessary e0nveninoes and applan-
ces for comfort, and furnished Handsomely in the
modern style WIZ DC sold very tow for cssh, and
easy payments, on application 70
CHAS. X. CLARKE,
mhQs Real aud General Estate Agent, 81 st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
City Properiy-DesiraOic Resi-
dence!

dence!
offer for sale on reasonable terms,
new aud handsome residence on 2d street, be-
low Perry,
The House Is large aud commodious, with All the
modern improvements aud cOnyeniencesj Is hnely
located, Andin good neighborhood VIII be sold
cheap, Il application T. made soon.
CHAS. CLARKE,
mhs Real Estate Agent, Clcgg's Building.
/ AND WARRANTS BOUGHT q SOLD
~ at Cincinnati quotations, or located In Iowa.
Kansas Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CiIAS. Il. CLARKE,
mhs Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30

A LSO--A handsome Residence on 9th ST.,
u between Main aud Ludlow story Btlek, well
furnished aut handsomely improved yard. Pay
ments easy. CHAS. k. CLARKE
mh2a Real Estate Agent, Clegg's building, sd at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods =! +!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful A large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceived.
The BOYS--lhat mischievous class, who
tear their clothes-I have no doubt will call
and see me, as years Of experience has
proved to them that can suit their Juvenile
tastes; and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to see him,
and thoroughly reuovate his external apS
pearance, by dressing him up in a suit of
my well-ftting garments. Parents are rec
spcctfully invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentemen's Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call and examine the Latest Styles
w. G. BREENE,
apr2- No. l, Main street; Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Attractive Salel

Il N pursuance Of an orler OF the Superior
= court, within and for the county OF Mohtgom-
cry and state Of Ohio, made Al the fel,ruarr fern
thereof, A. d. 1859, In the ease OF
Henry T. nr0wn, Isaac ". Kiersted, Executors
and Trustees Of George w. smith, deed,
AoAtHaT
sophia O. kiersted, james NJ smith and othera,
To me directed. viii cell At public auction on the
ground Immediately south aud norih Of the Clncin-
natl Freight aud Passenger Depots, between the
hours Of and O'Clock, r. NJ, on
gApffEnAW ATAW oonsff toeo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Irving Fire Insurance Co.

III flllS L. llO lliDul uttOO Ous
INCORPORATED 1851
OFFICE, No o, Wall street, N, v.
DASH CAPITAL, $4,000
Insures Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels
In Port and their CargOes, aud other property
against loss or damage By IRE, on favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Mason Thompson, William Nelson, John u. Hilly-
er,J Castree, Vanderbilt l. huston, BeniAmin
Hart John Shotwell, Abraham NJ Bnnger, Thomas
Christy, VIM Radlord, John Romer, sylyAnus s
Ward, Charles Burkhalter, d Alonzo Cushman, VIM
Oakley, John o More, John Hobby, WIN FJAekaon,
Adam Frazee, Alexander Mckenzie, Chas stirling,
Joseph Rogers, John II Degrauw David samson,
Peter d Collins stephen Mray, Wright Glllies, Da-
vld u Moses, John BessOn, Frederick HornbN Cyrus
Knapp, Isaac Odell, Bella s. squire william Cor.
win, j Wadsworth, VIM. Ferdoni A Forsyth and
and Chaa Thomson,
MASON THOMSON, President.
MARTIN l.. CBOwELL, Secretary
CHAs. n. CLARKE, Agent,
Aprls Clegg's Building, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
CaBAP FARM.

I00 ACRES 10 miles from the city, i'm
w proved, orchard, springs, sc.
Is acres timber, and 20 acres bottom.
Price $40 per acre. For sale by
CHAS y. CLARKE,
mh3 Real Estate Agent, 3d street,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
said Lots being on Baker street, fronting the Gin
innau Freight and Passenger Depots.
Thsse lots are north Of the Cincinnati Depots,
aud are very desirable for dwellings.
ALSO,
aAHFI1VI
At the Door Of the Court House,
The south hAlfof Lot numbered I'll on Perry,
bet. tth and 9th sts., appraised At 7O0,OO

ALSO,
The north tslz feet OF Lot No. 50, on Main
a., appraised at li,si ut
The south "a feet Of Lot No. 2sl on Main st.
east side, bet sth and Franklin streets,
appraised at 800 90
90 Oh OF the weat, and OF the south 10 feet,
OF Lot No. u, fronting the alley, APP
praised at 500 90
Lot No, 6aa, being N. East corner on Basin
and lst SITS, with large Frame Warehouse,
appraised AZ $50 90
Lots No. 500 a Co.'S OF ist street running
back 70 nAii Road, with Miami Foundery
and Maohine shops, subject TO an unex.
pired Lease 90 James NJ. smith, appraised
at 10000
gar Faetory,l on East side Of Basin, near
LIST at., Appraised at 2,l0O,o0
The terms Of sale are; One-thrd cash In hand;
one-third In one year, and one-third in two years
from day OF sale, with interest on deferred paw
ment1, to be secured by mortgage on the premises
To be sold as the property OF the heirs OF George
W.smith, deceased, by
HENRY l., BROWN,
Executor and Guardian,
aprls-dtt and Special Master COMMISSIONER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
Sewing Machine

AS there is in the market, at reasonable
price. Our Machine was given the MOST
FAVORABLE NOTICE in the report Of the
Fair at the Franklin Institute at Philadel-
phia, and PLACED At TIE HEA Dot
the list in point Of merit, and has received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-30
S:}5j
TEE DEMAND

AS have been demanded by other machines,
70 use all the means in his power.to let,the
Public know that they can get as GOOD a
, 1859-09-10
An Illinois Lc.t.lator Finds . Silver
- - F* - Mine. f' ~
| iEron ihe 81 LQti RepuhicaN. Etb.1

-
.Co1. Vital Jarrot has recently Written'a letter
to his friends il ST. Clair County, Illinois. nm.
nbuncfng the distorery'by' hint Of m extensive
lesad Of Silver, which promises large rie1d Of:
wealth. Col. Jarrot started to Fike'4 Peak in
MIrth last suoti utter the adjournment Of tho
Illinois Legislature, lot which be. WAS MEM:
ber,1 in colupany4with: atessrs~ Joseph Trotier
and Sames' Hornhain. Shostty r. after the Coils
nrriral il the mining district, near Gold Run,
fortY-nye miles FROM Denver city; n: r; BE had
The honor to be elected President aud Chief
Justice Of the District, with dctatorial powers!
a Glory bier. which the recipient; Id one Of
his former LETTERS iaaulgged considerable -mer-
col. Jarrot writes that t6e region in which be
md his party are is surely gold region, though
The miners IN general haze. not 5et fcuad tie
orc in sHch qtantitfes as to reuluneTate for 60
ing thither. The Colonel and bis party hare
baea. rather more fortunate, having discayerod
ut Gold Run rich lead Of mineral two feet thick
and sir hundred feet in length. Twenty pounds
from this mine were sent to Dr.. Lee, Of Denver
City, to be apaly and was found: 10 contain
five parts silver, three parts gold, three parts
iron land. one part "copper" As much as five
taken out, and the greatest excitement preysiied
ia tue neighborhood at the time Of writing this
letter, August 3d. The whole country was like.
wise in commotion in reference to these neto
| digginEs reported to be rtry rich If, after 9
more thorough lest, Col, jarrot's mine turns
out to be what be expects he will start for homo
to return immediately on making some neces
| sarF arrangements Ia. the other event, he Eil
| remain at home, at least Curing the winter. Cdl
]. is very well known In this region, and Lii
statements NAV be rc4ied On. -
, 1859-09-10
Shooting ARRAY at Compromise
Ft.,sa. Il T., n on>,4.y &sr4ts.f

[FFptp lhc Memphis EnQuftf Serts 81
IVe.urc Informed By Mr. II. Grore. Of Paori},
-ziSed yesterday from st Louis, that he gituesi
cd moSt.h6rTiHle tfagedysou' Sunday last BIT p
place called' Coa,ptouAset t~~TAs circumstances
Of this aGsir, Us s'reated to Us, are ~ follows:
AS the-DiekeT lahded at. .Cdthpro to,pas
off the mail, the 'postussteE OF that plaea, Al.
paile ths Iaa f40 Or lrips, and said 70
him:; IN a hape had eouao bloody times here Pf
late, mud We frave to 70 preparedl fat the same
time throwing back his coat and exhibiting LIS
~reve4ver.} "Whvg" says the agent. "Hecau|e
our country:is invested with lot Of thiev4, i,
such as t6l4 mas. lpaindpr tp:r ma e'ets r
| named -Shulss, Nho was the only one at the
Tes g!sv:Sas T. ths 'sndnsef n +. D'etty r.
- shni.z lea rsma1Eed That 10 vas IS Hn.uto,si b.
fanous liar and Destitute Of every principle bf
aGentleiaah. Nheseupaa tAe pos,masser pIacfd
this htnd OF his pistol a. if in the act OF drawing
rsen r. Es95 ssSt s,tastaS i ;s .s ss
rapid psce about' thirty feet, when SPAR hrEd
four khots 1t him in rapid eurccsxson, but wi}h-
.qat effect SPAR thea took deliberate MIN lat
| him across . stump, but -hia pistol tnssfd:
Sho1tz Immediately. rushed back at Sparr s{nd
f f!s tss ;s 2fs thsosgh s4s 4S2y sha;y Tsy
falling undet,t md Shatr bounding hin9 ,nb}ut
fhe. bsad with bis pistol Presently. q third
| party,can,e nY With : double bsrreled shot dun
Io~ahhut Stultz through the head, but thfpqs,t
.tbg advice ol 1he. agent and others be did 4ot
+ Spar room became eo-weaf~ that .Shukz th}ew
rtltm Of, and on his i shu.tz} rising he Yas
i si1ucE 4 powerful -lIaw: ap tie head Nlth fhe
gun; which appearedaso craze him, and be i'm
FtanI1E ran. ,nto tale a7se4 up>to his shouldtrs
aud % looking back md seeing The san lerqed
1T him, Ie lodged his head under the~wafer
holding il there 'as long as be could wltAon'
strapglipg, ;aud on his looking up and se4ue
thn IN p5inthhg' him be held ii agsin uIde'
] ths vatcr, and thla process was repeated ti4 y
]. drowned. The possmastar was dire when pn'
/ tnf6rmd1t lsl, but # vas :thoiIshr be coatd|no
, 1859-09-10

: Is ~ 1ao;r,snts ,.h,,t, "a nubtjsh to-dar +
{ehrr ran thn jhtc H. arrr. relating to t!e 4
otennat;on af rta 91;snuted Izrounds on ihe boE:
{ders 1rKash;n.stnn TsrTifaSY. wtitten in .iuat
tn1Jie ouf{6pIs, Shirt iiirscti1c thst the utmast
nf;nn sbfiuL1 f. 1taI r. avoid aIt conflict With
Sha Snbiccik or eaufhorities Of tho British Gov
ETumcut, wlictbef: stu offexclusFe nceppa
Sihn ruf1tceneent f oNr cliinfto juris.
dfrTfo1-~ 1ffo Is;;f;aI; GoTsrnmcut was made
acquainted With these INSTRUCTIONS, which were
addressed 10 H.. Goycrnnr of Washington Ter
ritorr, and, admitting their propriety, directed
its subjects 10 Dur*ue similar course. THUS
tlere GREW m m understanding between the
iva GoyeJ npeuts ttnt the dehasahte, ,japds on
ftl9 ffoptfef iof 1he Territory tlohl1 j5uhtilt tie
boundary Bns finally settled, be occupied in
couman. and that ererY nroctedine. .tcndins to
ntoroke hostile fscjno betwecu Tie colonists
II liz tWn rni;o1s ehnnd H. conscientiousty
E4rel,nrna -. :.
fThs, Island r. c,n 1,.n Is mo of tbe disuutod
,h;nt. M tha honn,i,rr rl;c], divides the Ter.
rrgarr " ,'a 11n,.as 49, rom lint of Erca{
i{;ia;n ma ~. h;thcrtn beSn iointIy OCCUPIED
IT Amer;r,,' re,;.ient.. md .th.. neople Of the
:1{udson's nsv connanr Tle iatisr tayo since
wG,hdrawn fron, *. ;siand, and The Goyeyn-
snt 81 Gm ane Ts+io,r sr& as erteuded iss
Authority orer Il ri. nerhats premature. with
ftRe slender infnrmation .beiore us. to gre pos
ii "a oninon IN the ,nsston but il seems to is
t{at Is tuos assertion Of ciyii juiisdic1ion ibl-
ldwed br The establishments Of q, military post
oh tie islsnd none of that .forbearance coun-
sEl}ed IN III. larcy's {etteT bas been shown, and
that almost everything has been done 10 pro-
vbFe collision, The nnderstajidini; between
the two .f;oTrrnmcrts Ia. not. been fairly oty.
|. sfrred md va IN mi wonlcr th.t mucL e.
I,ement shouf1 hara rrera;Ied m t1,e Dritish
sfds of he hnmndarr
r bowcrsr % tha 5,es,nca of a bodr of Amer
;tar sn1j;srs = narsssavv IN nrotect
H. 1msr;csa - ra.;daess fro1, n'nie.tatfon hy
IT, ina;ens -. esw ha ~ snsr + "a nesrss;ty
Jtich thoss Wbn M aIe NJ neaI Ito aoot viii readily
1snT1n;zc' fn.thet csss t,,rre. would be no ob:
fct;5n: In ;o;nt noil;,aTy .occunation Of .tbe
I 1[iand. md tie effsrrescence which this pro.
aeefiinr has oceas;oncd MAJ be easily calmed.
| | Tie ,s1nnd of SIN Jna,i II Situated IN the
| dhannel fhnt. divides Tanrourer,s Island from
he ms;nIand. In 1siG when The boundart
I fne between the Dritish Possessions and the
{err;tory of the United States was settled. !
| {omnrorn;se was 1uaie in favor Of Great Britain
HE fortT-ninth narul!el pf iatittttc wss agreed
doon "a lie diyjdiu. line. but as this line woull
5;yidc Tnncouyer's Island and thus rive to the
fi6ised Stntss marion II tcrritort that hat
hreyious1r bceu 1Iel,, in disonied nosscssion i,
Eunland. the Limited States consented to wayf
l,e7r claim tn nnrnarf ~ 1i,a ;sisnd md ner1n;
, 1859-09-10

DxIo,1 Cot1rcx-The fall term 81 ibis iHsti.
tuition, commences to,daJ-- Prof D'as4elg qf
Cincinna,i, is iu towu; havinC accepted the !aP-.
titeraitra, HicA peofiFitk, 4hdhas gone to fhi:.
caeo fo1entcr upon The discharge Of bis duties
as Professor Of sacted Rhetoric, n the Tpeplo-'
-tsie.l Semioars in shat city. Prof Mason also
las returned from the East = -
Extensive jnpzorements, I'D EepaEa ha1e
1e1a s %etsi;os,. al I And ibe eoyeeeis noslb "a
: 1xtel1ehr condition as respects its boafd"o1ed-
ucation, and accommodating for room, to main:
taiu the high reputation it has alwaya enjoyed
ss literary ,nsttution.-Bt|eit dournd1, tn
, 1859-09-10

The Richmond E;.quirer contains d Srathin&
rssisx On d Doiglas' essay, having by.pstnisst.
sian Of The Hnrpers published it in full. Il de-.
njts thp sonndness Of ali bis positionss says no.
courts can be or ever have been established. in
Territories; except by the Constitution of shl
Upited sta.ts; dehies that Congress can a. aele-
cute Legislative powers shiloh it does not pos:
sess; denies batoongrsss caa conisi jja'idiieisl
mowers, and says il cap only iustltate courts ii.
pursuance of the Constitution; says that Gov:-
Wise has atready on former oeeeasippz refutssd
Dauy1as' Colonial argument; contends HAT
Judge Taney's decision ID ttbe Died Scot teassis
directly opposed 10 .1hk doctrine pf 1ertitpria1l
sotereigntty; it and denies that the eompton!ise
1ncasuresef 1850, the Kansas SahraskaAct, or
tLcc' 'cincinnnti platforrn sustain my such doc;
triuc, It concludes IS follows: ':"',' q
Kcepiug in mind these points, thns hastily
enumerated, The yeriest tyro csn easi!y eonfu9,
tlc entire argument by which -SeuntoE Douglas
ottcmpts to disseminate the opinion that ler-
ritorial Legislature may legally and constatn-
tioualy deprive staycholdefs pf equal rights q,
ths so;l of ihe Territory e6u.in6a 10 '6li Etizehs
Of the Union. Mr. Douglas essay can bc re-
,.nrded in no other light than as M jnccpdiary
document, calculated TO produce nothing iesa
than repetition Of tho anarchy and hloodshed
which hns ln.e,y disgrsced the soil Of the Ter.
= Il
, 1859-09-10

= There. il a s,1afn aad acrimonious; context
,:one on aiuoar The papezs IF missouri i on tie
xoe',,cncv ma r n1nn,ietr me Statc lend; n, ;5r
a,,m aa.a - ta- ,,,ras ~ tho p,c;;c R,;iirs;,,A
1+ ss,,,,s t,,+ +,o md hos eost naar1v s.rrnu.
- s7eHe tnH3 t"e t''A N4AAS e"'s ''e""@''
>tlsaasa'd 'daaaFs peF @'le~ u osher WORDS T.
Is Completed ab9 H1fs' At M e: ontl1y
Of nearl55'fwelye 1ntlliens:pr dollafs1, 0falfs
vast enne! The state haa contributed bonds fo
The amount # 'scson m ulliona.soa "a ..quaf'fr
~pa .hc oompsny las made f.ut thsr :aiaaaslad d.
,ss -, cne aort or snoit1er, t1 t liz aiinou1t|of
~. ,.s + :: III ,rni,;o,, .': :. :.
~, ~ -: : ~ CO. :.
" " iao "no.ess'aes :! ~ .. .s, -
sas eatsr "n' ~ 'ze1 n't'. : iH'h Ni ! :.
ia miles Jet to ound' "hea AR s4a'nfo
will cost at least 'scrtn millions -ot -do1laFs,
, 1859-09-10


h decree of amnesty applies to the pcraeas
cfGdtu,ned for the invasion OF the Constisfebt
Assembly on the 18th May. 164s, and reldaees
Banaui, who is Detained in Corsica, nnd allows
Knspail, Louis Blanc, Albert and others to re-
turn Hubert, another Of the condemned in that
affair, was pardoncd long nso, and obtaioed the
grant Of q railway IN the Doubs. There are
sons who Here transported after the iusurrec-
ton of June, ISIS; and they will profit BY the
Tds amnesty apeas t1e gates df F FtanestoNst-
Felix Pratt, Kibbyrolfes, aud others who were
condemned for the iusnrrection ofJune, 1649- 81.
Guinard, Colonel of the Artillery Of the National
Guard, wbo was condepned foF participation 10
tie same affair, has already been pardoned, aud
cyen reinstated The dccrces issued after the
coup d'ttat Of the I'd Of December, ISL, applied
to tarce categofles Of 4persons: !. Those who
took part in. .the in.uIrectlnp against Louis 40
po!eon. fSesident u tho Republic, and wheM Mere
:otlesedtn:ba transperted TO :aFrench Gniant-
harael ~ -, the ,teprsbeptaiiSes Aartn Dhfr4isse,
Greppo, Miot, Maibe. and lziclardss. or these,
Moi is in Algeria Dufraisse is at Zurich, and
know ,npt what HIS heepfag :the .othar three.
TGa Representatives,: of the Legislative Assem-
lly, s>tres expelled for an indefinite pc.
riod from Francs, Algeria, and ths Colonies
F!otte, Esauiros, Charras, and hhS:uide otaers.
8. The representatives expelled temporarily
namely, MN Durergicr de Hauranne, Creiou,
tTenerui dc Lamorciere. Gcnerni Changarnier,
Daxe, General Letio, General Bedenu, 4hi'ers,
Chambotlc Charles de Hen1usat, Judge de Las
terric, Emile de Girardin, General Laidet, Pas
cal puprnt Edgar QYYett Anthony Tbpuret, i. :.
Chaf1our, and Tcfs1tny. Of the second cate
CORY Of representatives, four-Joignaux, Thco-
dore Dac, dupont (de Rossac,) and Matthew ida
In Dromc,) hare already been authorized TO rel
turn to France; and Of the third the onIy ones|
who remain 10 exile are Generals changnruierI
and Hedeau. and .MM, Pascal Duprat. F. Quinct|
and Yersiguy. u. Pierre Lerona, who. has uerer|
been compromised in auy degree Of: expulsion
.liyrs ut Jerser with his numerous family, mod
has always been freet To return to France. The
decree applies to cou1snanations for offences o4
the Rsesa, esa,:andconsequeauy to proaahaas alscI
all The persons who -wers arrested after the at
tempted assassination Of tle Emperor on .thd
l4th Of January, 1s5s.s s''
- s1croR uueo's rnorEsr.. ...,
II. Victor Hugo has issued tho, following del
NO one will bee me when give, SO far a
it'sontcFns ny sslf, taomen!s attention. to th
:" 1n-tle position that France finds. herscl9
absolute. inf1e1ib'e, eternal ptotestation <is!nf
Faithful to the Ton 1'a .thaat haaTe made viii
mr. eopsciente; !. Win share 70 'tbs end the bas{
islmmainnt of liberty. .Nhea GbertI haA, rctntnef
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