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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

LNINE FRESH TEAS At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JONRs
co viii sell this day rhursdsy nj IL O'Clock within
the store 100 Vail street for of whom ucern,
500 packages OF fine fresh slightly damaged
the voyage Cataog resdy.
n G. HORTON, AUCrIOERER, sALBsROoM 332
VI. Hudson street. will SELL this day O'Clock
four chest
Of carpenter too shook chars deska and Coton
IRA @. PERSON Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

A UgTDn MoIIca-IHoe Bella AUcfIoEsss 3. ~, ~.
rOoms rs Rs BrcAdwsy large los Of second haas furniture
N kcuee eeplnr arca the stock Of hnoy dry 5000
cAinoa. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

EDWARD SCHENCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y furn.ure-By r. 4 r Fl. SCdENCK, on FridsY the ia
nst at l0 o'clock the private reaSence S3
nue. near Twenty third street geutee household furniture,
comprising rosewood parior suit and
chamber furniture damsRk and lace cnrtns sad
ingram csrpe mattresses beds and bedding glass
fxtures together with the Kitchen utenss wh
which the Rale wi ] commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

nKnTIsrRy,-DR n. q. DURKIN CONTINUES TO TX
~ tract teeth In 10 seconds without the sightea paiR sr
hca teeth Inserted with metallic plate olasp
lighter man gold and can be tho mo~t cnac 49,
and without erractinR the roots Corie sets Of ss -
silver sets w continuous SETS SIS; nne gold scs y -
extra CHARGE for temporary charge for erracnx s
sfere InOcis teeth are nscrssd deposit rs9rircs H.
street. bsswesa LAsueas aad Weossg sxsssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

CvOR LIVERPOOL grRAMBHIP JURA. q r. NOODLE
II oommAnder. This new and powerful sesmer viii sail
Packet Comsa.ys Thar. :. Jersey CITY ., rsSrsdsy Nay
$780, including proyious
without wines liquors. which be obtained board
Bowling 0rooA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

A n: MYHwIN, AUCTIOSEER-BY BANGS, NEawIN
IA. Co-rrede sslercrms No. 10 Park On Friday
sveotng April O'Clock theological and miscellaneous
HbrHy, large cocceoo Of old and theology
viaity Biblical literature sls, variety OF standard
miscellaneous works In general literature Catalogues
ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

EDWARD SCHBNCK. AUTHORITARIAN AND Sc
~ cond hand furpiture-By n. 4 f. y. SJHESCK. This
day at roy O'clock at their saesroo No 80 Nassau
assortment of aud second hand parior dining
chamber urcre compraus carved resswooi parlor sus
In darask brocs plush and harcloth superb
solid oak and black walnut sideboard With marble
carved sofas and dining chairs In reps match
oak marble bufss extension Ia and
dresang bureaus Wristbands And comnode
mahogany and walnut
and wsrdrobed oak chamber SUITS Turkish lounges and
chairs mahogany soss and psror chss In hsirooh
mrors mattresses paliasses, holsters and pillows velvet
brussels and ingram carpets silver plated Gains toilet
ses &C., &c being unusually large and fine assortment
TO which invite the attention Of buyers Also ~ood
md tvor ma vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

OoNsrA BIE's sALK-wM ABBOrr AUurIoNEeR -
" Ky virtue OF execution will expose for sale at pus!c
aucon Monday the 18th OF april At ii eciook in the
noon, nj Is fst avenue horse And wagon, mch
harness &C. DC. HUGH MONAHAN, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

NnaAS RnDUOvTOa.-fnS vAHDRBu& ILL ~
" UeHe1 ea1se uail 1sanzsp9
0OSAS QUIZ Capt Tistss. aOHfa sfxR.
An!ros ~ BAyRs, .ndss oosrRA0F iesvnS - -
ro :S :su vnx sSsa SO. :sur . -
vAnDWBU8. Saturday, orN - Wednesday, Nag II.
ARIEL..... 6a1urday Nay Wednoecay, Nay =.
OOnAN QQHRNi saEurday Nay n Wsdnssday Ju1s &
vANDRkBLLf.... Saturday Jana l. Wednesday June n
fSsss seansAlps have wsAsr Nsk esaearasak
Curry able ssrKoens
PRIcE PAssAon1HTrHBR wAv sAnn-PoR Wander.
b ira eabn SLID and 500; seosad oAa SO asd go
o0rdnR b location Of state Per Ariel 0F oabtn
~; oAbn ~ nsnod & paasaeo
ku9opa Brrcin delivered h Lond0a AnA PariaL
d. rORRANCh. Ne BowiinE 0resc New YsEt.
N,oR soUrHAxrron AID HAvRk-rHs UNITED
il BtAGes mail Steamer FULTON J. n WsRes oouaaander.
Win for Havre touching q Gouthamptou 70 and ~
asls and psssengsgs saturday, April g. = II O'clock
fo pier Ne 81 NORTH river. foot Of Beach steek fhs shp
has ave tghl oompsrmenA euoosug ue euGnes -
hAt he o. colaoa strAadnG ho could noe
~ vessd aaA pesnengssu wsu6 b. secured Baggage s
during voyage should be board the dky
before sapE naxted eiow" Pros a passage In seooel
49, sc w ana - tr neScs q pssaAss Aspv
MI Nay a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

mo g. RETrs AUcrIoNETR AUCTION NoriCE--
II O'Clock at IS South street by assignee
OF ship chandery stock contained In the above
tive Tor cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

NRATES AND FENDERS-RHUBENP RICN GRAFT
" fopder manufacturer 49, Canal street. vasa
have general The latest patterns OF graaa ~
fendesa wholesale and retail Owners architects and b
where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

nKNTIsTRY--DR. =. q. DURKIN CONTINUES Nd Rx-
~ tract teeth In ton seconds without the slgmes usn: s
nci. teeth inserted with metallic plate Or clasp Tires
lighter than gold ana can be worn ON the mo RV
and without extracting the Of teoS Sy0s
silver eea 81 continuous sss SIS gold sss S -
extra charge Tor temporary SETS charge se
where ARTIFICIAL teeth are nsered deposit required nes
FENCES given required pr y. DURKIN No. go cHnai
street, between Laurens and Wooster ssreos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

EOR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTHLAND
Ths Hamburg American Packet Companys irss mai asan
sAxONIA, Ehlers Oommaadsr.
Win leave pier n North river,
Monday Nay J. a I'm
Yirst cab,n 800 socond cabin SO Seerage. SIS
O. B. RICHARD BOAs
Isl BrosdWav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

A J. BLEBCEER aON d CO. VII SELL ON THURS
"a. day. April Il. a. lC O'Clock, at 65 West Thirty
01eok
Household furniture
Comprising sofas chsiys bedseads fxuree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

DR; I. MUNSTER, DENTIST, OF NO. lis BOwKRH,
~ beGs leave 70 inform his that he intenAs
retire from The businea the first day Of Angus no d.
VII please ca and have their permanent ses Of eeth
ofore ordered from him. hniahod before l6 dav e
july Otherwise 10 win hold himself bound 70 mn -
order. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

UyHEELIN0 RAuROAD BONDS-rHK HOLDERS d
bords given BY tho city Of Whselin. 70 TIE fol!owsg rad
road conpapisa nameiy-The Heropfed Railroad COMPANY
he Marietta and CncannAu Railroad Company and the
land and Pittsburgh Railroa4 Compsey are Respectfully rs
quosted committee the pAt OF the oy Of Whosl
ny tho House, In New York tho eth dAy Of M,
next the purpose Of coming 70 some ssreemenA prAen
Anssed. JOHN 0. PORKER,
FKB. Is. 1859. Oi0rk OF tho CITY Of wheeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-21

rCOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND TIL,
il Upisd ftstes man .sssnahp yAMHsTowN, Capt Levi
from pi.r Is north river She viii arrive Norfolk The ner
aftsrnoon City Point the blowing morning Passen
gers for will PROCEED By tho great Southern mail linz
1bose chmopd viii arrive there Monday morning
Travellers VIII ind this the cheapest pleassntos most er
pedious Passage and faro With 70 korot
@ 70 PetersburF and Riehmonc, so. Apply 70 LUDLAH
HkIkEKkk, 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

course al had been Answered that los SsaiA would 10
respond to such espsro.iyhai South w, 90 10 .oid
BODY for the Cincinnati nominee Very true bit the moral and
thu national petition aiped By policy sounA and Ss,evsn
Like would have svsed than Temporary triumph Cbeel
AID speaking Of the Presidency. reminded said Mr.
Scb.nch BY the mes.eriy political exposition made in this ,'y
to-day BY Ab. Lincoln tbs. there csneids. you whose
percey those moral tendencies sod
whose contribution. hs Of action happily
tha. be IL high above al enp.sons In any d.
recton.'
The Washington correspondent of Tie Pildd<l
plia Press says that be shsu not be sstonished if
that d.tiDe uisbe1 Southern leader the Hon. Vim. L.
Yancsy, Of Alabama should, at an early d,y, take
occasion to say that it may become the duty Of the
South to acaept Stephen A Douglas for the Pfes
dency as the only way to rescue the country from
mere geographical triumph in 1860"
The Utica Herald thus describes one Of the clev
crest and bodest of the Democratic managers Of the
State Of Nsw-York:
Fernando Wood the Mephistophiles Of politicians he Is
the ndes hammered man thai packed got
row. He Whist boarding school would ca. love Of
nsn His form slender but G essy propoioned his tread
elastic snes and carriage graceful to the last degree His
forehead is broad without being massive and his features regl
marked The general expression OF his face IL
Of pacidy He might have fo' the portrait
oily Cannon in Ten Thousand Year. and not for
that pless eye and those co'eycompessd ps you might
mistake him for moral reorme Home Missionary Socisy
agent The face Of Louis Napoleon not more phyfx Ike In Its
expression Without the apparent duness ofthe latter |. b" al
inscruabty We watched 1t narrowly during tina. terrible
Syracuse and excep. that II shade paler could
not have known that human passion had stirred it. He
the elements Of successful modern
politician cool intrepid shrswd who would stand
head and shoulders his Democratic rivals in the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

articles uror European poltici. Gov. Anthony he,
been or Of The Journal for twenty years.
Two pictures By Ro+s Bonnie VI are on exhibition
il Boston. One is representation o: Spanish Mule
teers crossing the Pyrrees, ard the ether c,'te
scene, entitled Morning il the Highlands" There
" sso portrait Of the fair artist herself by Edousd
Dub,f e.
The other day, Mr.. Willis printed story Of a ro-
msftic marriage Of Lieut.. Msu1 With girl Of the
ssrdsich Lizards, which took place when the Eeuten
art was dstpmsn. Mr.. Willis gave the story a.
he besTd it from Mr.. MauD own lips. Since then
have seeu various indirect contradictions of the
narrative, bu. rohpg positive given on Mr.. Msury's
own responsibility. The inference would seem to be
that the adventure really happened but ths. he is
row rather ashamed oft.
-Mrs NJ E. J. Gage complains that in our recent
let Of Lecturers printed her name With the initials
+. G. We hereby make the amende honorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
Damage by Freshets.

EAsTOs, Pa, Thur-day, Sept. =, I859
The freebet in the Lehigh River is sub,iding. No
damage bss been done TO can.ls as far as ascer
fare6 Up TO this hour but considerable i.jury has
befsIep the railroads. Travel 90 the Lehigh Valley
Road 10 obs.ruced IN consequence Of several sldes
The trtstle work at Alento s also injured so bsny
chat trains cannot pas. The Eat Pennsylvania Road
il also considerably Injured and the embsnkment at
MIlertown washed away.
PHILADgLPHiA, Tbursday, Sept. p, 1859.
There are heavy fesoets 10 the Delaware and
sohu,ltill rivers Two men drowoed this morn-
ing BY being washed over the dam a. Paramount. No
serious damage been done IN this direction by the
heshets as far as has been ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

QuAms-Ons Of the prettiest Of our Americas
birds is the quail and although not very musical, tn
notes are clear, thrilling, and pleasant. With any
thing ike decent treatment quails become semi'do'
mesticaed IT, ough entirely co. and add not only
in beauty but in rea value to Tho farm; tor they are
not grain eaters but immense insect destroyers "od
sfaimer should no permit quail to be destroyed
about bis premises than he should his domestic poal
try-in fact rot much for it may be necessary 70
kill of the supus to eat SELL to rave the expsnse
of Winter feeding. But that Is not the case Win
quails and should they increase to such extent
to require little grain to sustain them through
the deep SHOWS, they will pay back all the cost Of
keeping in the Spring A flock Of qusi' in your gar
den or vine patch would be the most eectual remedy
for striped bugs that could be applied, aud thsn the
remedy costs nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATIONS or THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE AT a meeting of this Association held
lsst evening the subject Of the " Telegraph wS
di,cussed by the members. Some interesting state
ments were made in regard to the early experiments
in the application Of electricity and the principle Of
the telegraph shown to have been known upward Of
100 years. The subject discussed 10 oil its praca
cal and theoretical bearings, and its efsct upon the
nation, the State. commsrce and private enterprises
duly cor sdered. Various plans for the constructors
of an Atlantic cable were sso brought forward. The
subject chosen for the next meeting vas Steam
Flowing" At late hour the meeting adjourned tn
Thursday evening next, when highly interesting
debate is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

A CATHOLIC CoLosY FOR OREGON AID The
NORTH PAcIFIc.-Tbe Most Rev. Archbishop baaa-
Chef Of Oregon City arrived in this city from Csnses
Oh Monday last, and on Tuesday took the Csliofnis
steamer Oh his way home. Thevery Rev. J. D. brcun-
let the learned and distinguished Vicar Gsuers o. nee
dually w. T. took the Same steamer on ms weS n"s.
Archbishop Bsnchst had with bim foos fnSs1, .os
Rev Messrs. Petite, Pouin, snd Mao, Of Lover 80
ada, and the Rev. Mr.. Crocquet from the America
College at Louvsin Belgium ell TOR the Dteerss o. VI.
egon City, AMI one Priest for the Diocess o. enT ~
yers Island, Of which Bishop Demers IL Pfe"e as'
Archbishop takes with him q numerous co'eoy%
txrs. Twelve sisters of the Order OF Jesus ano
10 be established in the City Of Portl sra, Uef, -
the house bought for them in 1857. tbs C,ns, W,
eially devoted TO teaching. Tao Sisters Icany -
ou. to the Diocess Of NssqusZ, 70 lcln o. .ns 100
Corerega,ion established At For 'enc2usel msCe
ls5S Alec two Sisters Of st. Anne, ior enc,uNeis
i.I.,5 m ;oin the community established ~ sctouA
ENGAGED in teaching, and 10 attending hospital and
ssylpm brother offhe Congregation OF 81 Vistsor.
o. ont 10 join two ober who are engaged teschne
=, Victoria THREE servant mats 60 OFT 70 attsrd On
N. sister and six boys go @ attendants or tie eccle
sia,tics Thus, the colony that lsft tss port %
day. for Oregon and adjacent psIts, numbered -
90 peIsorr. To assist the Archbishop 10 taking ..sr
. pumber with him, the Bishops q Monsss 1890
St. Hyscintb. ard Of TIL, ee River ordsssa ~
10 all the parishes o. their different G n Love-
was literally responded 10 by the 's''H''' "
CanadA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

MANrRE-A BLACKSMITH SHOP SwEEPISGs.-Ioe
sveepipgs Of black smiths shop, where charcoal 10
u.ed sud horses shod, excellent for manure.
Everything Of horny or bony substance is OF great
value. So wooden rags, old boots and shoes, HAIR,
wool feathers. all should be carefully saved and put
into the compost hesp.
Dir under buildirgs, particularly under barns and
stables is often worth per load than the drop
pings and s,raw in the stable or manure pie. lake
up tie fcors, ard dig it out.
Horn Siarinqs.-An article before US says;
About the best field Of wheat We ever saw be-
longed TO comb-maker, who had used the horn-shav'
ines fer manure. One Of the most effective inanaies
We ever used wa the refuse from wooden factory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

A Camp Floyd correspondent Of me Bonon ray,
eer .ays .ha, poly gsuy stalks abroad IN al i's nornd
forr IN the presetce OF Judges Of the United SAes
Cour,, Ard the aruy. The young women OF the Ter
riory are daily being married to grey beaded old men,
tia, ave already ak ten and twelve wives each ana
a score or two Of children. Your corIerpYnoeh.l
vicinity Of Sprngville, where there we're seventeen
children under the sge 6i four yearf. Inc fsmii con
ss'ed Of ten wives three OF the NUMBER were sseis
and ID. rieces Of the husband; fourth niece only
thirteen wears Of age openly boasted that enc shorty
vs.. going to nary the same old e,1sse.Id, nov.uen.
IA n, Co. - Tie es,e,u par. Of Canada hsvirg for its
otec. tie emigration of cOlorsd persons to Jamaica
Nearly week sgo about fly hsd resolved TO CO.
They are 10 be provided with irse psss sno .Is
Goy,rrnept of Jamaica guarantees them employment
or 10 provide for their rub.issrce till employment can
be found. TIE advantages Of this ode, to those
co!orsd person, Who desire 10 60 20 e.mae ..;,n'
tieEs, are cle and decided and csn hardly be that
many " II 20. avail Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

ODD FELLowsHIp.-The United States Grand
Lodge Of this order held ts annual session recently ak
Baltimore. The reports Of the officers speak Of the
Order as being generally in proc porous conditos.
The following is a summary Of that Of the Grand
Secretary:
In Michigan there is much prosperity; Vermost hss
not advanced, but the order Is anims'ed by good
spirit; in Maine the order s in q more prosperous ooar
dition than during the former year; Massachusetts,
decided improvement; New. Hampshire, 10 souod and
beslthy condition; Rhode Isapd prosperous; Coonec-
ticut prosperous; Southern Nswfort, more favoraose
than four years past Northern Mes York mstsnany
improved last year; Ns~.Jersey. not much prog'ess
during the last year Penn sylvania prosperous Della:
ware very prosperous Marylan sound hsathfal sad
advancr q Distrc' Of Columbia, prosperous; Virginia,
increase of lodges and MEMBERS South Carolina, SLOW.
but decided increase over last year; Georns in
healthy condition, with new lodge; Florida proe-
porous With one nav encsmpment; Mississipps, foeS
new locges; Alabama, decided imprOveuent; Loole'
ians an apparent stand stll in the Order Assoui..
continued prosperity Illinois, highly prosperous, VII
sixteen new LODGE; Indiana, steadily ADVANCING, wha
ne y lodges and encampmepts; Ohio, highly prosper
GUS CeDfucky conditions encouragin Tennessee p'os
perous Arkansas, very prosperous Wsconsa 'nns
prosperous than for several years; Iowa feng o.;
highly proc perous with twelve new Odges; dinnsso-
to- not much progress two new lodges; Oregon, pros
perous Nebraska the order feeble; Kansas progress
pp slowly; Sandwich Islands. no report; Nsw.Max'co,
in deorpsnized cordition; Washington Territory, ~
report; In Brtsh North America there 10 prosperity,
with twelve lodges aud In the LEVER British Province
the order had materially increased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
The Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Thur day, Sept; q In,''
The Overland all bas arriv ed here, with san Fran,
o;soo Dat. of tie 29,h u but the is anticipated
by the rte. rnabp Habana at New-Oheans.
Busiress generally vas more active WIN more hoer
nj femitai ces from the interior Bacon 10 improved
demand with sales at l4c. Lard al l0a lo'' WHISKY
39of0c.
Horace Greeley was to leave San Francisco by the
steamer of the 5th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

yentoos Of The NossH Hal COMMITTEES ssr u rs ;
sseiofs va pssesoted for the ocssdeestiss 4 10
messing and psrtiL lily adopted. BY he rsss,srsss
adopted, Il vas decided to hold Pnmat sisc'ioas ~
ihe Nominating Con veus;ocs Oh Fiosy tks 30 iasl
az O'Clock. The Nominating Convictions 'ef Saoes.
vsors Juds's, and Senators ard Assembly electives.
are to be held 90 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
journed to next Tuesdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
From Santos, Brazil.

HAMPTON ROADS, Thursday Sept. 2, 1872.
The bark james L. Davis, thirty days from Santos,
has arrived in the Roads.
She reports that there were no Anencan vessels IN
port.
abort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
balloon Ascension.

WATYRTOwn n. T., Thursday, Sept. 2, I85g.
Prof. John l.. Mountain made his second ascension
from W.teItown n.csy a, 81 p M, in bis celebrated
balloon Atlantic. He accompanied by John A.
Haddock Of The Ne,c- York Reformer. Prot. La
Mountains course northwar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
70. 600, 900 En- u QUITE for New.York.

EEw ORLEANS. Thursday, S-pt u, 1859.
The steamship Habaus, which arrived here yester-
ssy rem Vt, that the IT. which left San Fran.
ci.oo On ,,e 9Th inst had over e. in treasure
and /, 900 passengers for Nex-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

| TBE VALUE OF LoNBARDT TO AusrRIA-Nov ttA
Loubardy lost TO Austria the ourusis in Der inters
est within and without her dopini ,ps are cousonR
the people with the idea that af<r all, Lombarfy
was DO. orth anything 70 the Austrian Empire-ia
fact that il wss an element Of week.-mrs. rather THAI
Of strength. We find in Das Asslasa, an estimate u
the value Of Lombsrdy. II s there stated that the
loss Of territory less than per cent Of ~ Empire.
while the loss Of population rises to more tA sn pr
cent. although Lombardy is moro thickly pA'uiaesa
than Any other portion of the Austrian dominiosa The
actual loss Of subjects TO Francis Joseph DGs Asa osS
places at two and half millions. Financially tho
loss is somewhat greater In 1851 the receipts o(fhe
Government: from Lombardy were. for
Direct taxes. ..........i0 6l6 So forms.
Indirect taxes .........l5. lSf, 't9 horins.
Tota.....,.........25S0 f ,2f5 forms.
Since 1851 the taxes have indeed considerably -
vsrced, they naturally must since the entire in
Of the Empire has risen from l6i, 0co 900 acins
in lSi7 to 26S 600 600 in 1856 The rate Of tsxsoo
has rot, however, advanced 20 rapidly Upper Italy
as in the other lands of the Crown for while the Az
ersge ircre.se from 1877 to 1856 sc per cent in
Upper Italy it was only 40 per cent. The income Of
Austria will be diminished about ten per cent by the
loss of Lcmbdy and this loss would be considerably
greater had not the Italian provinces always beea
favored in regard to taxation. In 1851 tho Lcmbards
were subjected to q heavy direct poll tax Of forms
ano l6 kreuizen per head while the poll tax through
out the Empire averaged but forms and krsu'zsrs.
They were, however favored in Indirect taxes, 10
mere than ) forms and 30 krsutzers per besd being
raised in Lombardy, while some portions Of the EN-
pire psid nearly three times much-Lower Austris
paying IL forms krsutzers, and Sszbarg Is Aorins
81 kreutzers. II is true that the average was only
forirs but when the wealth and fruitfaluss Of LON
hardy is taken into acc ,unt it must be considsreds
very moderately taxed province.
In France the taxes now average SOME so frsncs
per bead. Lombsrdy, with her rice aud silk culture,
and her renowned manufactures, cannot fall below
the average ability Of France to pay taxes; on the
contrary. very few departments Of France can b
compared with Lombardy in this respect and yet the
taxation direct and indirect, amounts to but horiss
"a kreutze or % france per head-ess than half the
average tsxsiion OF France. IL Austrs required an
addition of 900 men to her standing army for the
defense Of Lombardy, the expenses Of keeping up
these troops some 20 millions Of forms, will fully
compensate her for her fiscal loss and the peace Of
yilafraucs becomes retrenchment of expenditures.
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MOZART HALL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLL-
CAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

special meeting Of thisorganization was held iast
evening at Mozart Hall, and unusuany ven etteoien,
CHARLES V. MAY esq., in the char. speecee: wsle
IT sde in repudsion OF the charges 70 .os enec. ..a
prominent men Of TIA. Ascension series OF rs'o-
tutor. in relation to the Primary sud Nominating Co..