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Of peace which Napoleon may tender BIN. He say
be dares not attempt to make or even conjecture ar
estimate Of the killed and wounded.
After the thunder storm heavy csnIonadint
commenced on the extreme left Of the entire field
(ffteen miles in extent,) and on the borders OF th'
lake northeast Of Cassgliona, west Of Peschiera.
This proved to have been occasioned by the ATTACK
OF the Sandman army, under King Victor Emanuel,
and most saugunary conflict followed.
Ine Times correspondent says an incessant and
terrible battle was kept up by the sardinians the
ngn' wing OF the Austrians, the Pfedmontese army
belng under the immediate command OF the King,
VINO received the Austrans they came up with the
utmost frmness and repulsed every attempt to drive
shem from their position.
The battle here regned with great fury until night
fall.
The batteries of the two armies at this point were
apparently not more than half mile distant from
each other, and at first served with equal yeor
by the sardinians and Austrans Of either army.
but says that 10000 wounded Allies and prison.
ers have been brought into this village salferrino
alone, besides many others yet left on the field and
at other places.
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Elizabeth Roberts, charged with knocking down
and trampiDg on Lizzie White, on Sunday, On DIV.
ades street. Case fixed for The 18th.
RRcoRDER WILrz's CoURr.--Louis Groe and 10.
seph Gros were yesterday sent before the Flint Dig
fict Court for an assault and battery upon Jean Tor
regano: John schrabbsr was sent befors ths sane
Antoine Brobdst and wife were held over an 4
charge Of having beaten Mary Bader, and Pierre La
1aanette charge Of having beatsn Julian senac.
Other cases unimp0rtant. u Y
REcoRDER loves CouRr.--A batch of fse ccl.
ored men, named Francois Page, leon Yesdou, Louie
ment Sacriste, were complained, On Eondey nieht.
as being about to engage ID sfaiY os honor Psee
and Leon being the principals, ssd the oehefv
seconds. The complaint was made BY Nm. Laos
Verdon,. wife of one Of the principals. The two
principals and Of the seconds were arrested and
yesterday aagned and required to give bonds 10 s.
quiet and peaceabIe for the future easi 81 s N
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Domestic Inte1ligence.

| NEW YORK, July 12.-The New York Tribune says
that Daniel E. Sckles and his wife have resumed their
| marital relations.
| New YORK, July l2.-The steamship Arago, OF
the Southampton and Havre line has arrived at this
port. She left Southampton on the 29th ut., and
advces have been anticipated by the City of Bal
tmore.
Pass A LOUTRE, l P. NJ, July 12.-The steam.
ship Philadelphia, Capt. Howes, from New Orleans
left Havana the afternoon of the Sth instant fol
New York.
The steamship Star Of West, Capt. Gray, from As
pinwall, left Key West on the morning the sth inst.
also for New York, with 260 passengers and 81 70O
600 in treasure.
| The Empire City brings 81 passengers, and mai
of June 20th from San Francisco.
| Sugars at Havana have slightly advanced
Freight rather declined.
Exchange on London l4a to Is per cent. premium
New Oheans short sight, 6s to 81 per cent premium
Northern Ports, 60 days, q to a per cent premium
| Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, July 12.-The sales of cotton to.da
were 600 bales. The market closed dull and quota
tions are generally unchanged. Flour closed with
declining tendency; sales to-day, $500 bbls. Corr
also has a declining tendency Mixed Corn, SO t
s7lc. Western Mess Pork, SIG to SIG rs. Suga
closed quiet; Maseovado, 81 to 6Sc. Lard Oil, s5 t
SOC. Coffee closed firm and quiet at previous quots
tations. The stock of Coffee in port is 10000 bag
Sugar closed quiet at 81 to &c for Cuban.
New YORK, July 12.--The weekly statement c
the New York banks shows q decrease in loans a
compared with the previous week of S775 900. Th
net deposits during the week amount to $ll4O ,OO(
The increase in specie amounts to $55 900. Increas
in circulation $1S2 900.
ST. Louis, July 12,--The Mississippi at this poin
has fallen ten inches during the past "a hours, an
is still falling rapidly.
The Upper Mississippi and tributaries are nearl
| at a stand
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gotal Sntelligtutt.

YESTERDAY was melting day. The only variation
was gust OF wind raising the dust, and slight
sprinkle of rain putting the dust down again.
ONLY ONE PRISONER escaped from the Workhouse
during the fire of Monday night; not two as we yes
terday stated. The lucky one is a hard one, name
Martin McGill.
One VoGEL, clerk in Charles Links drug store,
corner OF Rampant and Lafayette Streets is non est.
He absconded with SOS of his employers cash whilst
said employer was at the Workhouse fire.
The RESIDENCE of Robert Eichorn, on Palmyra
street, was entered on Monday by rogue, who sue
ceeded in getting off with silver watch, gold chain,
lot of small jewelry and $50 in cash.
THE CLOTHING STORE of BENZ oppenheim, at the
corner Of Graver and Front Levee Streets was burg
larlously entered during Monday night or yesterday
morning, and robbed of nearly 5000 worth of goods
Entrance effected by the front door, No clue to the
rlscals or goods.
| A BOOK. KEEPER, whose name is not given, but who
stays in store on Custonhouse street. is reported tc
have been wayaid by two men on Saturday night
whilst on his way home, knocked down. badly beaten
and robbed of his gold watch and chan sleeve-but
tonsand sl5 in cash the thing being done on Cana
street, between Dauphne and Bnrgundy. The young
man vas so badly beaten as to have to take to BIZ
bed. lie had no opportunity of Identifying tht
scoundrels, they operated so suddenly.
Two MGE named Brown and Shannahan are t
come up before Recorder Summers to day, on Charge
of connterfcitiag on heavy scale. The two omar
relied at Berwck's BY Brown informed on Shanna
han The Chief Of Police went to the Bay, and al.e
some trouble secured Shaunahan aud brought him t
town after which he locked Brown up also. Qiit
quantity Of chemicals and eouuterfeiting appara III
Was fished out of the water at the Bay where it ha
been thrown over from schooner, on which IL
twain had previously been at this city; and col
ccaed on the schooner was found considen b
quantity Of bogus COIN in quarters and halves. 1t
, stated that the accused came down the river ii
schooner, making aud distributing the coin as the
Travelled aud that whilst ut this city, The wife of
of them, who was along, threw overheard sever
, boxes Of Tie base discs which they subsequently T
, covarea and loak dn"a to tie Gulf with them. III
3 cas- i, 10 Interesting anes
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

NEW YoRK, July 12.-The Aspinwall steamship
Star Of the West arrived at this port this evening
bringing the California mails and passengers and
600 in treasure, which left San Francisco on
the Goth ult
Her California advices have been anticipated by
the arrival of the w. Fl. Webb at New Orleans.
She brings interesting intelligence from South
America and the Isthmus. g..
The United States steam frigate Roanoke, Captain
Gardner, and the Vanderbilt steamship North Star
were at Aspinwall on the Sd inst when the Star of
the West sailed. VIM. Williams, at Panama, had
been found guilty of homicide in the first degree for
killing Capt Junus OTIS of Boston, Another revolu.
tion had broken out in Peru The revou tion in Eu-
cadore is becoming quite threatening. Regular
troops are going to the insurgents and the uti-
mate defeat of the Government is considered certain
The principal ports are still bockaded by the Peru.
Wan fleet,
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THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA COMMANDING
Palmerston Ministry for Neutrality
,oBDEN DECLINES SEAT IN CABINET.
JUNIORS OF PEACE PROPOSALS.
DECLINE IN lotion.
DINNER CIAL INTELLIGENC
IBY THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES

CAPE RACE N. F., July I2.-The Cunard steam
ship Canada Capt Lang, has passed off this point on
her way to Halifax and Boston.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, I'd instant, and
consequently brings two days later advces than were
received by the City of Baltimore.
The Canada was boarded off this point by the
news yacht Of the Associated Press and the following
summary of her news was obtained.
LIVERPOOL, July 2-The sales Of cotton during
the week foot up 1000 bales, of which spectators
took 600 and exporters II 500. The lower qualities
of cotton have declined /. Fair and Middng quail.
ties are generally unchanged Holders are offering
their stock freely but show disposition to riess
sales. The sales on Tuesday were 5000 bales the
market closing steady at the following authorized
quotations of the Brokers' Circular:
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KILLED BY LIGHTNlNG.-The Washington Arkan.
sian, of the I'd inst, says:
1t is reported that in Benton county few days
ago. during thunder storm, three ladies' were struck
by lightning, aud two Of them killed. The prevail
ing fashion Of female dress is first rate conductor
aud in times Of severe thunder storms is dangerous
aDnarel.
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REMEDY FOR RATTLEsNAKE Po1soN.-The Grand
junction (Tenn.) Qad Nunc says:
little girl, of this vicinity was cured of rattle
snake bite recently by the of strong decoction
of white ash leaves, taken internally and also ap
piled to the wound The decoction was not used
until the day after she bitten Had it been used
Immediately after receiving the bite, there would
probably have been no swelling at all.
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Deer Range, January Is, 1879
s hare been using @ very sxtsnsyey M upon @ Al 1 s
% yrasnE Wiee pamp saw and CORN MIs the OH oil
9anusetred from Rosin y he Southern oil Compars and
used The e Navy Pitch for plantation
use other equal in point Of economy, duration and
and eleye that in time this branch Of in
day will rival smost any other among as With The immense
edabe people they do no. convert into Of
eo eT ds TS tie
North and in no branch ot the promise
STers ue saan ar sn vii y
%. ,s,rn.d, Your 05't ssrs,5' M.ussr1, wu,rr
MrEw. G ooor New orle2qs-nsar M Sir The Machinery
sn oil @ ss m sSg yoa en s s @ in 9e
snd heat s'''O D'>'D'N>' -
oil. for ,ha brsl sent yeserday
Yours respectfully, -
5..-. - Commercial Cotton Press
have thoroughly tested the Machinery OIL msnnac,nred by
fae Commerciai Pess ad ind every respect speriop to
5 e u" sos 5 ha s G OH "Ss sd Eyer ea G
e % @ s 1 fg fD nv afs Of sn
years eogines,ing, aud shalt eon'innsi 5 use
H Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press,
California Saw Wills, Third District,
The Southern on 1 l,Sias r9,ly
ssngine and machinery mentioned sliIl
sss S9sas esn Y my ny @ opp lilly i"p'
sss @ qaaa,s belns required working perfectly from
[signsdl Il. STILES.
Hughes, Wallet Co.'s Saw Mi'ls,a
a. giera, January 8, 1852
o mouths past and ind fully equal 10 The hsst Lard OIL II
deTeuce give the preference to this Oil and shall
~'-D' issaeal gHGHEs, yAL1,ETr 4 co, Proprietoys
aes sn machinery Of the onisf"na Dry ooks for he
tsiguedl HUGHES, VALLETT Il co.
Peayune oaire New Orleans
Ihave thoroughly tested the Machinery oil maniaeared by
te so9ten tli eenpauy for the past seven weeks, the
consider the best have ever used on my press, and
il is entirey gum keeps the machinery clean and
istgueal Il. R. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Canmereial Bn'lot;n +,
hereby eestfy an using been Jo some
Gompany find supe he Lard Oil aud fully
equal to The longer S TTs < @ HpEx Is an Il "'ed with
Foreman of the Press Roem,
Delta 1,tass,lSs f,tiss Nes 20 Q lien ,llsssns,
Having used se Machinery OF furnished by southern
pleasure stating enity from gum heat
Gltoge,her the best I'll naye ever had in the press
When the Oh first applied cole ted al the dirt which
Asd squNtei since which Il has kept press perfectly
lam sa6id there Is no better Oil fer lufticatng ta
rnised me by the sonhern Oil Company and intead to
isieasdl H. MgMASUs,
Foremen of tle Press Room
G. @. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents fer the southern Oil Company,
as-tf No. 70 Camp street,
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New Orleans, January l5, 1859,
Southern oil Company Gentlemen: During
different this
with several planters using your Rosu
CD mills and all them spoke the
est tesms a lUhrcating OIL
Ny yaon Also haa convinced that II Is af
by variations of temperature is fe from all the
g-lDy dirty properties which found in
sf all o'her lubricatna Oils.
The shafts Of mil from the heavy and irregular
strAins on them difficult keep oiled than
machinery and has
t for that purpose your OIL This seasons experience
goes TO confirm opinions expressed by in you
10 October last stating that Oil wonld far superior
90 any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully, yoar obedieut servant,
fSigned1 s. IL. GILMAN.
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At the last term of the Common Pleas Court,
Charley Burr was before the Grand Jury to prove
that somebody sold liquor. He did not like the
questions PM to him by Esquire Baker, grand juror
from Fairfield Township, aud refused to answer.
B1ker pressed his questions and was bound get an
answer. Charley was inexDrabe. Baker threatent d
to put him in Jail, "a of extorting the de.
sired information from the rebeliious witness, when
Charley said g STE here. my friend, there is one
thing You might well understand at first as last
don't scare north Il Cd d-p
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A DOMESTIC PHENoMESoN.-The Cincinnati Times
furnishes the following particulars of very extra

furnishes the following particulars of very extra
ordinary case
A gentleman living in this city, and wellto.fo,
married about ten years ago, and after living with
his wife five years, he concluded to get DIVORCE
on account of the unhappineSs o their domestic rell.
tons. The wife assenIed, and he applied to the
courts and successful. A year passed, aud he
concluded to venture once mole in the matrimonial
market and see it he could not find some one who
would make his home happier than the first. In this
he successful, aud short tine alter his divorced
wife applied to him for work in his family in the Ca
pacity Of servant girl. The 81 utton given her,
and she row does the work in the house of which she
mistress, and behods the endearments
lavished upon another which were once bestowed
upon her.
The husband daily takes his evening ride with his
second wife, while the first takes of the children
during their absence. Bow the husband Can endure
to see his former wife thus hamiliated and the wife
bear up under it, is to us enigma.
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Pass Christian, October 6, 1853
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday and visited the works
af the Southern Oil Compny, aud had explained fully
Tbs process which they e1e the Oil and exps entirely the
pyrahsneous acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline
rerty essential to s luHricatpry Sils.u
This precisely what all Rsn Oil makers heretofore have
filed do and what has caused the welounds prejudice
ssaisst the OIL without the eaTures which have
TONED quoted abovel the Oil would possess value n5r
eating purposes while with the disc made
In the Mobile Works. believe tho Oil will prove
superior any other Oil for ubrcatng purposes espe
ciaily ia cold c!nlntas
aiulae the Company and the country upon the
cnieveneut Which will be Of wealth both.
Your obedient servant
lsigasdl s. Fl. GILMAN.
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SurcIDE.-We learn that Mr.. Green Duckworth
committed suicide last Wednesday, on .he plantation
of MIR. Mark W. Harwel, six miles below Opelonsas,
by cutting his throat with a knife. Cause mental
| alienation TOpelunSas Patriot 9ih inst.
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CoTroN CROP IN WESTERN TeNNEssEE.- Qaid
Nunc of the 9th inst published at Grand Junction,
Tennessee, says:
For now more than two weeks there has been little
rain in this region, and the crop in many
neighborhoods begins to suffer considerably in con.
bad effect on cotton, which, but for the extra
ordinary GOODNESS Of the nights would be in more
fourishing condition than witnessed before
at this period of the season. As it is, that crop
promises finely here, as nearly everywhere else in the
South, and planters begin to look forward to a
bountiful Weld
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HARD ON THE ArronSrY--The Memphis Bulletin

OF saturday last has Tho Iolldwing
Judge heKiernin, o. the Criminal Court, last eve
ming inflicted fines to the anlaut ol $15 upan o. Nc.
ferger, Esq, prominent member OF the bar OF this
cry aud also scnt him To Jun tnr mouth, for
tsrpt OF court. AttprIsry General ,Inhn L. sale
aud Judge H. ". Vt, Kiog were also faed S2j each
tvt Il similar uJ.usc,
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Jsnuaty 10. 1859.
To the Southern Oil Compauytienemep Our experiments
daring the psst month in the OF Machinery Oil for
boxes show saving Of 2 cent the expenses Of Lara
Oi when used for the while it equally
we'll.
We shall adopt lis exclusive for that particular purpose,
u otss Yours respectfully,
tsignedl A. B sEGER,
VicePresident and Superintendent.
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begear importuned lady for aims; she gave
him shilling. - God bless y1nr ladyship!" said he,
"lhis will prevent ne ron executihg my resolution" !"
The lady, alarmed, and thinking he m'dita'cd sui
eide, asked what he M AIT q AaS, mad ~ said
he, "but for this shilling should be Obliged to go
to orli.'
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LATER FROM LIBgRIA.-Advices have been received
from Maurona to the 10Th Of May. President Stephen
A. Benso had been elected to third term without
opposition. A letter of the latest date says:
The Liberia Herald will tell yon of bright pros
poets agrcnlturaiy. There have been more products
of America-LbeTlan. labor shipped to foreign ports
(English and American) within the last six months
than during the entire forty years previous and there
is good prospect OF the increase next year being
hundred per cent. Our people are farming in good
earnest
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September 29, 1859
have carefully examined ecimen Of Rosin Oil from The
Southern Oil Comps Y, and ni that retains its perfect lin.
idy aa low six egss below the Of Fabrenheits
astry eight degrees below freezing point at twelve de-
ress turbd, but does CONCEAL still
SSng liquid 1t shereore highly valuable lnbrcating
agent climates where the temperature is naturally low.
scarcely be exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature low the artificial has been subjected
without freezing.
[signedl IL. CRAwCOUR, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
gsans School of Medicine.
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QUEER CAr-Some ten days ago cat in Cape
Elizabeth had litter of four kittens, one of which is
minus tail, and instead Of fore paws, these limbs
resemble the hands Of little child which arc slightly
covered with hair. 1t also walks backwards.
iiult. Ilinner.
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Smi;hfei Plantation, October 80, 1883.
10 the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Sirs in pt of yoer favor Of the 9th ns and
n have say h.ve used of the barrel of ub
eating Oh obtained from and, notwithstanding the eju
dice eugirears satisfied fully your des
tsrintEor. satisfied that lon have a t.
ssined desideraum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of bone marufactory.
Please send two barrels and obge respectfully,
fSignedl w: JONES LYLE.
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FRENCH ARMY CROSSING THE MsNclO,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN MoBILE.-The Demo.
Gratis held a meeting in Mobileo n Saturday night,
and nominated the following State ticket:
Senator It. l.. Toulmn.
House-John Forsy th, A. B. Meek, Percy Walker
and G. Y. overall.
Tar Colector-E. B. Scott.
Iar dsSesSor-J. B. Tsdale.
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MUTINY AT PENsACoLA.--On Tuesday, 2Sth ult.,
the bark American E lgle being ready to sail, tue
captain Of the vessel ordered the crew to a weigh
anchor" They refused to obey bis order, and after
some e1pnstnlaion, one Of them struck him, which
was resent d, and in little while the United states
Deputy Marshal was Informed of the aflir and going
on board with number of our citizeus found them
all engaged in general warfare. Some violence
was necessary to sbdue the rebellions crew. After
much resistance they were arrested aud committed
to Jail by The United Stutes Commissioner to await
their trial before the United States Court.
TPensaCola Gazette
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Depot N. o., o. and @. W. Railroad,

= 7AIgers, NOV. J
To Southern Oil CompanyGentenen take pleasure in
ang able had the Machinery Oil which you
be the axle Of cara, WE'LL
A - the limited time have had in has per
x&n-
Car boxes packed with 1t have run a0 miles at an average
speed of 25 miles hour without the of any additional
all, and remaining perfectly cool.
engaged In making further
= Sts comparative with other iabricators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. .SEGER,
Vice President and Superintendent
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

0OUIhEhN OlL COMPANY.
THE sourHEsN OIL COMPANY.
OFFIcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
Nv New Orleans.
Company are now prepared with
\sar SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
! e ~ per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
.. eating agent In use.
Tho OH IS CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
ssu GUM and ACID and at
Is DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains It's Perfect Limpidity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRIoATINd OIL.
This OIL being Of penetrating nature the tendency is col
et dastor dirt that may have secreed ITSELF
lssd IN tho various defects mpeectIons machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has been used machinery
should be thoroughly ceaned and necessary again
ctean II OF, after applying Oh.
Where machney Is kept clsau the Southern Companys
Lchrcang OIL will be found superior any In
s use Of any OIL, is important keep your machinery
y clean.
IT hproper that be distinctly that the Oil
dscaed by this Company the first made from Rosin
nat suitable for Machnera previously used for that
purpose has been mixed with other lubricapg agents and
then failed to avoraby with good Lard OIL The
improvements introduced machinery Of the Southern Oil
Company works. the improved method adapted of expel
ing entirely the ncd and gnton Contained in all oil heretofore
e6tsined from Rosn) enables thom to submit their Oil pue
end rely solely Its merits 1t offered the public
With full knowledge the part Of the Company of Its being
what they ard in all when procured of their
egens it is guaranteed to perform what Is promised
addition these the part Of the Company,
The Oil has been thoroughly tested for three months by
sas of the best practical engineers and machnts in the
6ouhost of whom wslknown In this city through
sushe State and who fully endorse their signatures
Ms superiority most other oils,
portion Of these testimonials submitted we ask
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FULL PARTICULARS 0FTHg GREAT BATTLE

THE sARDINIANs BEsIEGING pEscHIERA,