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SPfofe&tantiRu1 In Rrnnce.ss

"Pfotestantisrn In France.u
After aluding to the book Of Mr. Edmond
About on the Qu<stion Romain<, a French Cor
respondent of the London AtAeneum. uales
the following remarks:
Avery zeaious Donapartist said to me, only
two OF three days ago, that Frunre wanted !
Henry the Eighth to regulate her inso!ent priest.
hood. and" added ny friend. lyon will see
very serious movement shortly" 4 pamphlet
that will make noise.
t~een the Emperor and the clergy; and. I am
will not be displeased to sec n strong pamphlet
on "protestantism in France" appear. mav
repeat the song q certain bird Whispered in nv
ear last Thursday. Prince Napoleon was in The
antc.room Of his august relative. The august
relatiye presently issued from his Cabinet, and.
seeing the Princes impatient air, said-"You
are il q hurry, my cousin" u hare much 10
Dc" the Prince replied. "Aud l." replied he
august parsonage, "have nothing to do. with
oil the clergy bowling ut my bacE*" ..Sire,"
replied the cousin. II warned you Of this long
ago." "Well, wel1," Was the hasty answer =
know. know; but let them beware, or shall
learn how to deal with them"
The concluding chapter Of II. Abouts book
points in the same direction. Rumor sa5s he
was sent to Rome By tho Emperor S.poleop.
Ills letters were published in the Hos;teur t,u
outczy from the Papsl Government caused their
suppression. One could scarcely be surprised
4! my turn Of events.
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It is innmated that the management Of the
Chicago, Alton 4 St. Louis Road is 10 change
hands on the 1st Of December, in pursuance of
the recent decree entered in The Will Circuit
Court, By agreement Of the various parties in
is 10 take possession in behalf Of tie bondhoIl'
err. The interest Of the employees and ali
others having claims for supplies Of work done.
We presume, is to be fully protected.
The Sheriff Of Viqo County, Ind, has
leried on the real estate belonging 10 the TerTe
uaute, St. Louis / Alton Railroad, in Terre
Haute, together with 30 mucn OF the road it.
self as runs within vigo County, and the mag
ni6cent bridge over the Wabash ut Terre Haute.
which he adyettises to sell on the 9th Of Decem.
ber next. There are several executions against
the road, issued in favor Of some three or four
persons. amounting in NIL to about forty thou-
sand dolIars. This sale will be the most irn2or-
tant one Of the kind ever made in that State.
, 1859-11-30

We have received dates from this territory to
the Sd inst, The only item Of interest is an &C.
count Of the execution Of Thos. Il. Ferguson for
the murder Of Alexander Carpenter. Itis the
first judicial execution that has eyer taken nIact
in the territory. OF the many murders that
have taken place, the perpetrators Of them have
in ali instances escaped, Or no notice whatever
has been taken Of their crime, the general BE-
lief being that they were authorized OF CON.
uauded By those who WELD despotic power
oTer the Lres and actions Of the deluded aud
fanaticai people that dwell in that territory
4issou1 DeMo1.es.
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upon substantial basis Speculation, to use
common but expressive phrase, "is playcd
out" Eyen tue operations in Infamous
"stu1np.tail " wheat havc been shaned ont Of
sight, rs the receipts and shipments haye been
80 large that all could cmploy their energies in
legitimate Transactions, Industry preyuils in
every department Of trade, aud economy is
rieidlv practiced both in individual and general
expenditure. Old debts arc melting away, and
now oues are confined to tho limits Of legiti-
1nate trade, Some departments Of business
arc still under q cloud; but prosperity must
orc 1ono disnc1 It and a bright and prosnero,,s
fu.ura il dawuipc upou tho West The know1.
cdz, which has been scattered a]l oyer the
civilized world in regard to tho extent Of our
prairies, the richness Of our soil and the cheap
rates ut which farms can now be obtained; the
fact that our railroads stretch far away towards
tho setting sun. and afford every needed
facility for intercourse must soon attract n
1arca an,;uo+;on f,,n, 4ba rse+.rp, c.,.,t.
md fnom E,rona rba ono,;nn ~ III
ro~+ cao.o,, ,r;1, :, o,- ;,,aa,,... .,,;.., -,
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4ne atesI kidnapping returns, tand VIC COM
msnd them respectfully to the Chicago Times,
which seems 10 have taken the profession
uuder its wing,) embrace the seizure Of lire
Lishman, in Richland County, Illinois, under
tho black laws Of this State, and his detention
as afugitiye slayel More than this the eyi-
denco would seem to make him q Chicago
lftsAman, Of the name Of Leary. The narra-
tive, which We copy from the Olney Times, Of
tue 25th inst, states tllat the Hon Martin
okcan, a Democratic State Senator, had in
spected the arrested party, and pronounced
him Ian 1rishman Of inferior intelligence"
Nevertheless, lie wns kept in custody
hy the kidnappers in expectation Of reward
offered for him by a planter in one Of the slave
States. Being "an 1rishman Of inferior iutelli-
ecnce, it seemed clear to the kidnappers TINT he
would make a good slave, if he were not right
inllg one already. We leave the subject to tue
dissection Of the Chicago Times and the Vest
e'" Banner. The latter journal having had
good deal to say lately about White Slavery
in tho West" will Eo doubt find it interesting.
Apropos to the kidnapping business; VIC
llare private letter from Jonesboro, from
which We obtain several entertaining items.
1t is stated that Mr. John B. Jones, Of that
plaee, kidnapper-in-chicf, after lcyellng va
'iety Of threats Mt Mr. D. l. Phillips, a men,
Der Of the Republican State Cont.al Commit
ice, who lives in tho adjoining town Of Anna
has solernnly pledged himself to proceed to
Chicago, deuolish the Press AND TRIBUNE Of.
Ice, put all the editors to the sword, and do
other carnlrerous things too sang,linary to
mention. We beg Mr. Jones to keep his shirt
OIL We learn also that Mr.. D. L. Phillips,
aforesaid, found it necessary to 20 among the
kidnappers Of Jonosboro, and to warn them to
keep their hands of him at their bodily peril, a
bit Of advice which they have needed with
exemplary caution. It seems furthermore that
Col. Vim. S. Hacker, well known in Southern
Illinois, has giren expression to his views Of
tile kidnapping business in decided terms, to
Wit, that hc regards himself as well-bred
gentleman as any Shareholder ic the land, and
TINT he will not descend to the dirty work
which is considered fit only for dogs in the
Southern statesl As to the later operations
Of tue Joncsboro hdnappcrs in the line Of
their profession our informant says That they
hare recently had two negroes imprisoned
one in the house Of the kidnappcr-in.cAief,
and the other in small grog-shop. The jail
having been found insecure, and liable 10
dabeas corpus assaults On the part Of the Su-
prcme Court, they hare dispensed with that
institution entirely, md arc now azresting,
coufining aud selling their victims in the most
approved style Of irigandagc. It is pleasant
to know that Jones and Company do not pre-.
tend to find any legal warrant for their pro-
csedings-they defy the law and 60 for the
cash by the shortest cut.
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When it became known in Egypt that our
super-annusted President had orderedt GOV.
ernment troops to Mexico, 1t Was the signal for
the organization Of volunteers.
Egypt is full Of men who served their country
with distinction in the late wnr with Mexico.
aud they would willingly engage in smother
campaign for the purpose of teaching the ua.
Fanding bands Of Indians and Mexican gueriIIas
that there is Jet rigor enough in illinois to
chastise them again.
Gor. Dissell has received letter from Cant,
John Dagwell, Sheriff Of Jefferson county. in
which be informs the Governor that be has or.
ganized company, and reports bimse1f in
readiness to move 1t their head at a moments
warning. Capt Bagwell was an orderly in The
Mexican Wat under Lieut. Colonel Hicts, and
acquitted himself creditably At the taking Of
Vera Cruz, and in the battle Of Corro GoFdo.
His petition has been hled By Adjutant Gen.
Mather. who replied to his Communication in
suitable terms.
The President haring connternandedt the or
der for The moving Of troops, there will not
probably be an immediate cali for volunteers !;
but should there be occasion for the services OF
the ciiizen soldier, we can promise that Illinois
will quickly respond 10 demand for the equip
ment Of from len to 6fty regiments.
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Great couvulsions in the material world arc
not always unmitigated evils Philosophers
have even shown TINT most If not all Of them
restore the equilibrium Of physical forccs and
are an absolute necessity to the present order
Of nature The tornado nlay desolate very
considerable district Of country, but all the dis
asters TINT follow in its train aro not to DO
compared to the stagnation and the de"th that
would eusuc, wore there no such purifying,
though tremendous currents in the at1nos.
phcre. The earthquake may convulse the
world to its very centre, and whole cities
may be swallowed up in a moment, but
these fearful throes burst the crust Of the
volcano, tho pent up fires ut the ea1tL's
centre ind vent, and in u few hours
or days at most all nature is again calm md
peaceful, and mankind return to their usual
employments =,
So also in the commercial world great con.
rulsion, while it sweeps away fortunes that
ware accumulated by life Of unremlttinc toll,
and Cases Of intense individual suffering meet
rs on every hand, contributes essentially to
the permanent welfare Of society. It clears
away the rubbish, and lays the foundation for
another period Of real progress Tho rapid
accumulation Of fancicd wealth, begets habits
Of extravaganza, and breeds large class Of
genteel sharpers, who fancy they can both live
and grow rich by their wits Two }ears Of
pincaing hard times a1e quite sure to bring
syosy class Of idlers to their sober senses, and
to forcs thems willing or unwilling to 70 to
work. Necessity drives them into some use-
1ul calling, for most men and women too prc.
fer to work rather than to staryc. In m far
therefore as grea: commercial reyulsions foster
habits Of industry and economy among the
people they are positive blessing.
He must he blind to wlat occura around
him, who has not observed d marked and very
hopeful change for the better in society within
the last two years. For some time previous to
August 1857, it was almost impossible to find
competent men to carry on ordinary business.
Inferior aud too often irresponsible men found
their way into every department Of mercantile
life and mechanical industry, aud at prices
which were ruinous to their employers. Ths
money thus obtained was wnsted In ext5aya.
ganoe, aud no permanent advantage was OBJ
tanned either by individuals or tho public. 4
large number, perhaps majority, Of compe.
tent men iad AZ they supposed grown rich by
speculation, and left their places to be supplied
9,w <kn
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Browns Bronchial Trochcs.
Browns Bronchial Tzocho<.
Bronchial Trochos.
Bronchial Troches.
Browns Troches.
Browns T-o<hes-
Troches.
Troches.
"Pre-e0insn!1y ihs dist anil tx.t.~
REV. HENRY WARD EEECuEE-
II recommend tEe;r uss to Public Speakers"
REV. I. II. CHAr.S. NEW YOI,K.
''useas service In subdupg Hua.sene..."
.. REV. DANIEL. WISE, NEW YORK.
oA7e psdSed them exeelien: for Whoc ping Cou<h.~
REV. H. ". WARREN, Ds,sToy.
"GEeat benefit In a1<euon. Of the bronchial o;xaaA-
DR.. J. f. " LANE, BOSTON.
ample aad plesaat COLI >taatop for cou.hs, &C.
DIX. O. F. HlGELaw. BOSTON.
"Consain no Opium or any thing In .ssous."
DR.. a. A. HAYES. CHEMIST, BOSTON.
"Fe'y beneficial IN clearing The :Area, w-a cong -
sptAk though suffering fsnm cs!.,.~
REV. ~. r. ANDERSON. st, LoU1s
"1hsaztliy uato In the abvys conu4e1l.t:t,'
REV. L. SCHUYLER, ST, lot-,4
~ friend having tried many iemedis. fu. A,an.
bensdt. found relief frup, :h= Troehes"
REV. D. LET'S. FikASEFuEr, ILL.,
f9 Sold By DTussss e:esy wLese, e ut, e. ytx ~
Sold BY PENTDX i 60.
H14!y - Lake ssyeef- opposite rz~nln.s Tors.
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Quick Time from CaIffornIa.
Mr.. II. D. co1vln, Of the q. 8. Express Co.,
placed on our table yesterday morning the San
Frnucisco papers Of Nor. 7th-twenty. Zone days
from, the Pacific coast
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Greene G. Bronson has been nominated BY
me wood party Of New York City, for Corpo-
.fnoh .hls ~ c9Hn.el % Ar. Brouson will unQuestton-
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EeWiMq HlarI).ns6.
- E WIN 6 NACfIINES,-

r W \ u MA CH l N ES.-
so5, S35 and $40.
t. CORNELL / cos NEW AKD IMPE0vKD
Double Lock, Tight, Past Stitch.
WARRANTED 10 tire coed .atis:ae,lon a. the t,,h
ct priced In EaIkct- Mske the stitch se 41s3 Na-
cants large 91t tnces Under The arm, en ii lha
te have the uadrr feed, straight nee:. frun Two
corIca tpbos. do All tne,t work Al,ci..
4, tLs inch. Rim VERY EASY AND II W4.s.r
SolsELEss and srs neatly nnAhtd- Lher Machine wi
fitch, Hem, Feu, Tuck, Gather L Emhrridss.
They h.ve takcv the HIGHEST PREMIUM At seyt,a
Far" The ssa As hne iornss psfens} tauA In sa1s
cry tho $iV n setinea Turns back IN ncrs vf3nut
uah7ndEs 1unt With sr~~o and very sEi NaIe n Chi
tKo. The - opt ftagsaEt i f1rses patent1 ia,xer
e:ruzer and L xi,ns Errai laI.s4.cp The IA M.su.
tetuHn& and Family Met1ne cnb ned fI3sxaJt Fsr,s
lArns is.esJ !a- AMI convenient IT sev"x aIxe az.
rsn'A lifting DE- a.to. ca,ae u aoinx u. dnsst
~. Aasl'ns. kstes or Tiers e1.,y !ea1sta frtm
Sampe' Circular and Cut .ert on receipt ef stamp.
W xte Soie Azen* here for the UNIVERSAL HEM
.!kL. ASD 1AEGE. adjustable TO all th'ekres.ss Of
10Th and Il! widths Of hem will bern tella
i'Elea, u.
large DISCOUNT TO AGENTS AID CLERGY.
n A0ESTS WANTED eve,ywher~. Zone Nd ~
r. ~ HoF Sss. Chsea8". IL ntI9
, 1859-11-30

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
GIFTS AND PRESENTS.
Travelling Caaes, Pressing CAGES,
Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
Rich Il .ir Pins,
Rich Hair Pins,
shel Combs, Shell Combs,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Rich snt beautiful Fans,
Elegant Pocket hives,
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Card Cases,
Carved Pearl Card Gases,
Carved Pearl Port Mouaies,
Cs:-ed Pearl Port Monaics,
FURNISHED rhAy:L!Sf: ntGS.
FURNISHED TRAVELLING bAuS:.
Pearl. SOUVENIRS.
PEARL SOUVENIRS,
Fa1ss.'' Fsa1sss' s1u,ss., s,u,ss., Comb Combs
Shell Snuff Boxes, Inlaid,
Shelf Snuff Boxes, Inlaid,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dvcs, Hair Oils,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Hair Ola.
ehel Cigar Cases, 1nlaid,
shell Cigar Cases, 1nlaid,
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED.
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED,
LADIES' WORK BONES.
LADIES' WORK BOXES.
1adies' Bags and Port Mor aies,
Ladies' Bags and Port Monaies,
Rich and Elegant Cutters,
Rich aud Elegant Carriers,
.!EMELRI cASkETS. GOLD PENCILS.
JENELRY CASkETS, GOLD PENCILS
beautiful Cubns-
Beautiful Cahas,
TOILET pOwnFE, norEE, pEnFCuEnY
TOILET TO 0TDER, EOCGE, PEKFuNEHY
sctsso*s. sctssoHs. snKs EfIs,E sHAwI r,xs ,Ss
nRoM'MEs, BRACy1 Ers,
BROOCHES, BRACELETS,
dc, Dc, d., dc, DC, Dc,
SHOULD GO TO
j. D. Parks Bazaar Of Fancy,
NO. 1874 LAKE. STREET.
, 1859-11-30
Price Ono Dollar per Bo&xle.
Sanf0rd'S Family fathartiC Pills,

Sanford's Family rathartic Pills,
coAtvcspxp szox
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS and put Lp in
9LASS CAoE*. Alk Tli;tfT. MD WILL
KEEP tS ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Ca.hasic -, lht .iia~trnt ac.
FILL u xente tut =. 1n different pv3t4ues Ut th
I've tatharttc whleh the buwc:&,
proprietor has uted In h. = Tie Family cHhauic
EEActce more thAa twenty Fiji hLs with u1e RIFE epco
ytaf1- = t.1Li. vel IS. xh :.Ctaf.ct
The constantly lucsa,lrx xrn e. .rcuoI+,: func i
Eemaaa 5Euaa thuss IT variety ns sEe putsst Veg
hAse long naef The fILLsi '1h,r E1tsyt* Which
Ad tae satsfac'n wble x atkr every ftart Ut tsr
all expEes% in regard tottsl = ireptar% ent AID
u4e+ has Induced p'aer sHui 1al Nate Ia 81 r-
SAe0l withr the N3ch whec cath af3.c IL nj u.
The TI0tk sslun vel e.i .tc ~ d rznsr,uAuLs
Of the stomach sstx ptns=s inA n ihe I.ae n.H L.lEa
toAtstue>s fa!u and ii: wao,4 y n N
sudden cnld. vi frequently. II nrsit lieA rr! l.: tr
enuEsa Of Fever. Luas " sppt liz. Atrvttn s~3.ai
God nxtT ,hs sv ke,.!tsants. 1l~a+sAt. w,!kis
Or Admits, Kheuua alisn Purifier Il Hood
anv i:sa&x*t 10 which 3esl IN heir f"s
Ton Ia Lila advertisement. Ls,-r. tn1.
Price Three Dirnes>
Ihe Liver lns.eor.tor aEa Au.ly' :hns:c Pills ;.t+
tailed 6y DEuxxas generally. Ind sold Wholesale BY IT,
Trate In NJ the laske towr..
$. T. ". SANFORD, II.
au. dml Manucactureran rtorr+"s D;oal~ay.:
, 1859-11-30

Rev. ". Il. Charming, of Liverpool. has
reconsidered bis acceptance OF the call to the
Thirteenth Congregational Church in Boston,
and will remain in England.
, 1859-11-30
GANFOKD'S LIVER lNyiao.
~ KATuE~


NEVEE UE1iIlEMfGA+
It IS compounded enr1y fiou Gums. ant! ha4 tte5e.
IN established E.Et, Standard 3es.yiAr ard ~.
prssd by ri that H. ar Is ,pw r. rte Il, !. IN
condolences In all I.eA.ts nE NEica It ut-htkt.
1t h4s cured thu aAd% =: Chftp!s DsatJAtra. SUE
within the last Jeats = 'Etr Eaapl:I,ts Iysralt.
Tho la kven up all hop<. ~, Dn..sy. slonis;c.
Of relief. The = II LYtual Gu-s:vrnx.. lot
unsolicited certificates tn = It. lAo.e!H. ELc;era Nrt
my Possession show. - 5h, EAu:eta Iafat. .-n.
Tbs doss must be :uapeH :. ft4tulrnsr. +an d. :. I.
Ia the fenps VI Ill WtlAn. = IN +..
individual fAk.nx It = ri 4uc :. ssair \. su
USED ln suc!. gu t1tit!rsastt Ordinary Dly II. .,ei.t
at gently On the Et~xts - IL Will cure siEk nEAh
Let the tc1a ; vi 3uu, ACHE, tAs .!Ilu,a' :, c.
1udxmeas guide yhu The te.tfy. In twtst7 mhn'e..
use "f the LIVER lNEI- ss tAntr tLses 'Fetsp,,tn-
CURATOR. and It will f!!s taken !: :r144uien:-
cure Liver Comp ants, Ill - m11s y! .ut1ek.
Ious Attacst Dvspe1Ata. -
Al who sre ua!n giving testimony In IL fayos.
~ Mx Wai.s 10 the ntouih WITH tEs Inv xpf ,os shd
Awltow both together.
, 1859-11-30
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STEEL ENGRAvINqs
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT!

1celudirg View of Mt Vernon
1.-THE Engraving OF Wash!sCton. These splendid
ligs a,c fso,he original ttu'!ng. by !eka anl
gved steel In the Lzttst style ef Art IAey each
ct3s tnches each containing sacARE FIT. so naly
esarss miserable pictures Lave bern ped Ipen the pub
uc works OF ast-Aad cspee!,ty In ehear. lack a-d
muddy eExayrgs-ihst Is dncut u conv.nce persons
af t1st ttat they s,fea oFezrx Whit they hare
trss We lave paid tho fEss astss thar pncss
amo1ntlzGto ruocaAsp 10 produce Enxrav
tnes rxArTrFr1, well the brat porta, and
tiat shall be Splendid Ornaments any rAsler.
.h1i c4n be rrted on:
tU-Thc Editor Of tie Nex Yo.k o..sr.e: saYs:--
"Ihese enkarnS+ genuine wcrks Of a-ste Likeness.
admirable The portrait Of Mr. Everett viii .ake pre-
eedence OF all utLe5s.-
HTlcy New York Chs!stlsa Aivoeat. >aYs:-"They
n-,h tarss cn.sav!nsa kav+ an1 ts
PUBLISHERS ARE rrLLT hEspoNs:rLE FOR
ALL THEY PROMISE"
TERMS, ALM0sT GRATIS.
We will scnd Post Pald securely pac' ed IN rollers
EITHER ENGRAVING q acl q Magazine yer, for u
EUTu ENGKAVlaGs, and u Magazine. ye2z, ios ~
xEAsen:s wlo rsn ~ at tia.s viii hs,e
copy Of each engraving. The naE.z'nss are-
HARPER'S.
TIE Kx1cKERuocKER.
G0pET's LADY's EOoK,
THE ATLANTIC,
BLACkwcoD.
f1 BY SPECIAL arrangement, the tulfs years tuoseFp-
ton the Magazine il pa.d by their puaishera
aad subscribers receive their supply for The from
their respective Publication oc-s. The OF s1s
craving paid u..y :; - tetwren the loEts.
Wholesale, AID the resular p!ee Of The Nax.1.nes.
Eogva.lnfs sent eaee AID subscription, to ;er.ot-
ella commence with eurEe1t ssue, unless olerxlse
Gtrt. Money Al risk II proc! = retained Of tavux
been ated First im2sesons best. therefore send
easly. Al4t-. 0. Il. HALEY i TO-.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
LADIES SHOULD READ NEWS
sf.3 PAPERS. ~.

IT is enc great mistake in female
education to keep o young lady's time
and attention devoted to only the FASH
ionable literature Of the day. If you
would qualify her for conversation, you
must give her something to talk about,
give her education with the actual
world and its transporting events. Urge
her to read newspapers and become
familiar with the present character and
Improvement of our race. History is
of some Importance, but the past
world is dead, and we have little COM
paratively to doWith it. Our thoughts
and our concerns should be for the
present world, to know what it is and
improve its condition. Let her hare
an Intelligent conversation concerning
the mental, moral, political and re-
ligious improvements of our times.
Let the gilded ANIMALS and poems on
the center table be kept a part of the
time covered with weekly journals.
Let the family--men, women and
children---read the newspaper
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-31
NAPOLEON AS a GENERAL.

II IS said that the French Army has
lost its confidence III Napoleon u !
General. An Italian correspondents 81
Y The Independent writes that he has In
fact on the best authority, from i Car.
tain of the staff, who related it to Fin
recently, in the presence 81 six othe,
officers, returning, like himself, from
Solferino, and who confirmed his state
iments, which were as follows: q 81 rc-
member, he said, tsthat famous order
lot the day, and the telegram to the
I Empress after Magenta? Ho said: sA
division of the Imperial Guard has
covered itself with gloryi For q whole
day il has sustained the shock sc Forty
Thousand Austrians, etc: Now. how.
/ do YOU explain That ON tile morrow.
MacMahon, who had come only at the.
end at the day, received MI the honors
of II, and was made Duke of Magenta
and Field Marshal?'' stNhy., sad II.
sit was ON account of the timely heir,
he brought to the victorious but exhaust
ed Guard. Il ssNot IN the least, 4 replied
the captain, set VOLTA CONNIE on, cert.
l'histqirel / was there, and | can tell
you what nobody will dare. to.publish In
France, though ii is as true as the Cos
pei When tho famous order of tile
day concerning the Guards became
known among the FIRST corps, Mac
Mahon's, d great irritation prevailed,
amounting almost to rebellion. Since
all the glory is always given to the
corps cheri they call thus the privileged
Guards let them fight alonel We willnot
do anything more! Early in: the morn
ing Mae ahon, sharing the anger Of
his soldiers, went to the Emperor and
told him in whit state Of mind his troops
were, char ging him with injustice TO-
ward those who had, in FACT, won the
from the greatest ! dang iisj re RSaBsfe5r
was surprised. What have you done?
said he 10 MacAIahon; twhy did vol
come SO late, after I sent you So man,
orders TO come 10 Magenta? Mac,
Mahon then begged the Emperor Il
follow him; he showed him on the
ground, streNn for several niles Will
the bodies DC dead soldiers, that he,
MacMahon, had to fight and overcome
the bulk Of the Austrian army In order
to reach Magenta, and iointhe Emper-
or, that but for llis timely coming the
Emperor was enYeloped BY the enemy,
and, finally, that his Majesty had made
the enormous bIunder Of taking forthe
whole battle that which he had witness
| ed, and which was only an episode, and
/ the least part of III Ii was then, in
order to quiet the murmuring soldiers
Of MaeM ahon, that he made the litter
Duke and Marshal; but, ever since the
Eegregious mistake Of Magenta, there
is not an officer or soldier in the army
who has the least faith in the military
genius of the Emperor. = 3
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