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SOUTHERN CoNvESTIoS-This Southern
Offset to the annual conventicIe OF the
Garrisons and Parker Pilsburys OF the
north, met at Nicksburg last week, and
after great deal of ranting and frothing.
passed resolutions in favor of re-openins
the slave trade: in favor of repeating the
present law declaring that trade piracy, or
i'll case that cannot be accomplished, in IA
vor of lis notification; and declaring the
Union at an end in case Republican
President be elected Ferocious fellows !
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!. HEIRS PATENT.

-Ezuyl.:arsi H. Tiy.n. .NmhfarE & &, Ea-
gle U2rtr Csr.-o. II
TINS Machine. Improved ~ni perfected il has been
4 ~tr.l. t-= Jas; r-ar a.. ..l's c. grass and
ran, -.-lo-t c.u--.. a.. easier. and Be iess
liable 20 s-t on; o. o!-. t1-l any other Machine
al tie g---.lt ua.--
W ere nov rar ~ r'rr.r = a-l - have ready ,sr
deiiyers ~ fly 1t % J1r- Maels- OF tis patent.
w't . t- late ua!e ~ ~ hes;
rla-. and ~ experienced w-rE-.-1. and .4tt-r
selves .Ur.. -- tie ,i--. GET bee: ad. and
moot perfect Grass zat Gram Gutter in-. be o.
tanned
months time. So
N,rt.a-- delivered he Railroad depot. il Ottawa.
e canal. r., @. charge.
He .a-gG .a-iurr AMI have On sa,- superior horse
power machines. MADE from and Improved pai-
terms. ~..eH o1-r al lev Iri-e Also, .gar Mis-,
q - approved patent.
Nsr -H' ~ors. OF every d-sc ir:'0a, sHi repairs Of
stud> 0f machinery done ~ sA.r; uCtsce, anu
reasonable terms
Al Ngr. warranted. TEYoN. sANDIFoED CO.
ruylI-oa k.Ey.- HurAs- ~ f.i'rI, III.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET

OTTAWA, May "a, 1855.
Our market has been rather languid during the
week, the leading arteles-wheat and corn-hav.
ing decide downward tendency, until yesterday,
when little tirmer feeling was manifested in
consequence of the somewhat better news from
Europe. The following was yesterdays figures
FLOur-Superfne, 81. 60aSO0.
Corn Aedt-4l 5oal S.
Corn-Enr Csc for IS lbs shelled Csc for 60 lbs.
JFheat-Winter, al.l0; spring, 75al.0o.
Oats--40a5Oc for IS lbs.
Barley-43a5Oc for 4S lbs. None coming in.
Potatoes-75al00 cts. p. bush.
Eggs-6c.
BattSr-l2al4c.
Calf Slins-5hc.
Pork-S5 5Qa6 20.
IBacon-Shoulders, 10c per h.; ham 12ie.
IStdrch-Ottawa, Sic; corn starch, &c.
iSaACommon, per bbl., $500; dairy, in sacks,
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UTAH-Late telegraph dispatches give
serious reports from Utah. The differ
ences SO long existing between the execu-
tive and Judiciary arc about to result in a
collision between the United States troops
under Gen johnson and the military un.
der Gen Wells, 5000 of the latter having
been called out by Gov. Cummings to
protect the citizens from what he deems
the usurpation of authority on the part OF
iudges and military
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&unceme Court.

The Supreme Court is still i'll session,
md may continue so for a week long
a.. The Judges are very busily engaged
in making up their decisions, and writing
on, opinions But two decisions were an
rounced during the week These were
the following:
Persons vs. Ort7mire-Error to Marshall
Reversed and Remanded
lfcTi-ker ct al VS.. WTght-Appeal from
Cook Reversed and demanded
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From the Western Plains,

Telegraph dispatches from Leayenworth
and St. Louis gave deplorable accounts
from the plains a despatch of May 9th
says:
The regular correspondent Of the Demo
crat, writing from Denver City on the 9Th
inst, recounts the most deplorable condi-
ton of things on the plains Emigrants
are dying of starvation, and others subsist-
ing ON prickly pears and wild onions found
along the read.
The stage agent reports picking up q
man named Blue, reduced to skeleton
from starvation. He started with two
brothers, when one died, and the remain
ing two ate his body Another died, and
he in turn was nearly deyoured by the sur
viving brother.
A man reached the mines in starving
| condition, and expresses the opinion that
his party numbering nine, had all per
ished
Many graves are reported along the
route, and much property had been de
stroyed and abandoned on the road
The writer OF the letter says that the de
partures from the mines are about equal to
| the arrivals.
About five hundred returned entrants
! tS'e" -: 9'Pi Oh saturday, All OF
whom confirm the previous accounts OF
suffering on the plains.
Another despatch of same date saws:
Eleven men have persisted between Salt
! Lake end the South Pass from cold. A,
the latter locality, three bodies We're found
bundled close together
All along the route the corpses of the
daring but unfortunate wayfarers tell 8
story of desolation and death.
At Needle Rock the body of Cherokee
teamster was found almost devoured b,
wolves.
man named Russell was ten DAYS il
the snow, between Big Mountain and We
bar creek: when he crawled into the sta
ton his legs We're mortified and almos
ready 10 drop Oft. lie fingered day O.
two, when he died.
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sTATE or llLlN0ls. L.s.Ltg Cor,rr.

tGy u tGAEG, This - to
certify. that :he shove !s! % Lots and Los.
the City o. Ottawa, County % la sale i-
nots together H.h the above motto. Of the int nI-t
pcaiieg Tor judgment, VS. Published in tie Otta~,
Tree rfsr weekly newspaper printed At S;tNua, in
sad County, H.. 18Th day ~ May 1859, being
dsys previous to the first No. day in June. 50
shat the Der Of copies o; said liz; and notice
pond with the number % Ccpe. OF said paper. issued
for thsi week and that the SAID list and notice
raj copy OF the manuscript copy Furnished l., the Cry
Collector o. sad Cry Of Ottawa and County Of Ia Sale
and State OF Illinois. WM OShAN, Publisher.
Dated At Ottawa, .sth Nav. 1879
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Mrs Mary Taylor Key, died at Balti-
more on Wednesday last, a: the advanced
age of - years The venerable lady was
the widow of Francis s Key, author OF
the Star Spanglcd Banner, and mother
of the unfortunate I. Barton Key, OF
Washington City.
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DESCRIPTION Of ;Ie real estate Ia the par: % tie
n CIV o! Ottawa deemed benefited v The coustruc-
t.oa % 4 sever from tie canal. running through and
ur-r ghe centre Of Clinton street, the - -
r--.or street; thence ;Lro Il and under the centre
q Superior street tie GENRE - Pal street, thence
,ErO-h s-d under tic l-:r- % Psl stTf-r 20 Fox r.
yer n tis. ValTa1a thereof, and tie % r47--g
,ryerAg s.,t thereon ~ tn scuv:- - P-y
tr 1,scea,y Of eleven hundred c5-isr- former p;
se,su-; amended revised al corrected D. 49,
C. v X
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JUSE-The June
number Of this popular magazine-now
contessedly at the head of American
monthEes, is already on our table Mrs.
Stoves Ministers Wooingy decpens in
interest; and another novelette,. scarcely
less entertaining, entitled Bulls and
Bears, is concluded The Professor ~
shines with his usual lustre; and we come
unexpectedly on ITO be continued" on
reading the "Trip to Cuba" feeling an
unsatiated appetite for more. "Shaks-
peares Art" Some Inedited Memorials
of Smollett,' The Differential and In.
tegral Calculus and 1.-The Stereoscope
and the Stereosraph," are the leading saba
articles of the present number. and thew
are all of high merit Several fine pieces
of Poetry, Literary Reviews, Recent Pub
locations, &e., complete tho list of the
present excellent number
Published by Phillips, Sampson & Co.
Boston, at 81 per annum
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

THE Gold Diggings discovered on the
T;ppecanoe River, in Pulaski County, near
Winamac, have yielded up TO this time
but small amount-not generally over
one dollar per day to the man. a mum
Der of claims have been taken. and much
interest is manifested California miners
say the prospect is good a lump worth
about sl5 was found-Loganspor Phoros
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

If man steals my umbrella, says
Bunker. its no use making iu-s--It
only shows that umbrellas equilibrium
has been broken. Now | i take one from
some one else, that restores the cquipoisc
There i really 10 umbrella lost; an UNI
brella is only lost when it is used up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

CHEROKEE Cr AGAIN.-Thc Peoria mer-
chants, az well rs the Chicago and Rock
Island and the Bureau Valley r. r. Co.
are again receiving the paper of the thrice
suspended Cherokee Insurance Company
of Curtis & Co, Of Peoria, at par
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

CRops IN MCLEAN-The Lexington INC.
Lean County, Globe speaks of the crops in
that county as most tiourishing 1t says
the spring wheat looks exceeding promis-
ing the corn crop is very tlattering indeed,
and that thousands of acres were planted
last week and many hundred more will be
ready for the plow by the last of this week.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

~ = A@>~Ss~
PREPARED By Cornelius l.. CheesomdH ", D., Aet'
York Cty. ,
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills TIN
result of long and extensive practice They are MIC
i'll their operation, and certain in correcting an tresu
lsrities, Painful Mems ruatons removing Al! opslruc
tons, whether cold Otherwise, headache pam
in the side palta:on of the heart whites, an nerve
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pa III Tue oAtA anu
limbs &C. disturbed sleep, which arises from h'eF'up
ton OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as heS "'It "..
on th monthly peri d with regularity LADIES VIZ
have been disappointed in the use OF other riis ca,
place the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseinaa w.
ing all tina, they represent to 40
NOTICE. ,,
There IN one condition oftts FFhaGh st'1>H' l-'y
f1s pjLs ,fsn0t 10 TAKEN 'ctto"t proI"cth9 ~
TTip PE,Sy'L" The condition rttrr.d 70 L ~
ViVry-,hs result MISCARRIAGE. ,ac. %, 70 20
,s;,ye tendency Of The medirins 70 'S'oLe ",e 'o1-
,,I f,fuc,jous TO normal cOn0to" H'I. re-
,.r.Jvr,irs po.r err OF nature c""not fests1 -.
Wor,.nted prrely vegetables, ana Hee 'to a,iS'hihS
;,;ur;o,s Explicit directions which shouio be read,
u.,r e,rh box Price 81. Sent by mail on en-
- al 70 Dr. CoRSEILus l.. CHEEsEAAN, bex SOL.
fest m & druggist in every town in the Z. States
So'' - X. b. HUTCHINGS.
/-,,y srsnt for e United States l65 Chaaabeys st.,
vs. york TO tc1on al sesolesale orders should be dd
dy,~,seG.
Sold in Ottawaby tape-lyI D. WALKER.
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A number of the leading matters OF
New Orleans have signed a mutual agree
ment to close their stores hereafter on the
Sabbath. This is extraordinary for New
Orleans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

sIAlE " Il.ilNNlHr Ia csLlE CSCSTT.
tstg Of tt,IICG !, ALBERT
Dow City Collector iur te Cjiy OF 0it.ws ~ Com
la Sa.." and ate .; Illinois. 10 hereby give
ice hat 49, spPr 20 the Cou;ty Court &c Ia sale
County. the June thereof he no den the
Court House IL Otta~s IN sad County and STATE.
~. ir- Monday % June fer iudgE against the
above described Lo;s and ~r. u LOt, for tie
OK IAIc- and cost. thereon.
Tie Whole co when sold vii h t'ty cent. each
10, and p,ri 81 Lot ALERT ?. DOw, CITY COL.
OF. N.y9 =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-28

LAMB TO BE HANGED.-The case of Geo.
II. Lamb, who was tried in the St Louis
Criminal Court some months since, and
sentenced to be hanged, for numbering his
wife, and for whom a trial was asked of
the Missouri Supreme Court, is finally dis
posed of, the Supreme Court on Tuesday
last having affirmed the verdict of the
lower Court. He will be hanged at St.
Louis on the 18th of June.
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ga,iiIS In tiiution situated on the
Superior stree has already commenced under the
favorable auspices nun beriEc as does ninety
students For this unusually large patronage We
grateful, and feel willing to pledge utmost
energies salts the confidence thus laced in
The course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough ard accal. embracing full course of study
preparatory to branch OF business in life and TO
admission TO any Of the classes in college.
The commercial course includes single and double
try boot keeping applied to stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising, and
braces compound company commission, steamboaiing,
banking, commercial calculations, penmanshiP, and
much other useful information usually taught
best commercial colleges.
The student graduating from this department will be
well qualified for the practical duties of the ling
This term will close Friday, July Is. The frs,
term of the second year will commence in September
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. NJ,
Principal and in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences
l.. u. WHITE,
Principal Commercial Department, and Instructor IN
Bool Feeping and Psnuianship.
Nxs JULIA A. b. STONE
Prin pa OF the Grammer Department and 1nstrucress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Assistant and in the Elementary Branches
REV. X. LoRRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor n German Language and Literature.
Miss VI. NJ HOEERT
Instruc in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per ahnnn OF forty weeks, is. ................$2
In Grammar Department.. ...... ........... go
In intermediate Department, ............ Is
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting,
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting enable every student TO
make the highest attsinrnents possible.
The Principal has two houses rent to parents or
pupils GapS0l l. STONE, a., Priactpdl'
MANNY,y CELEBRATED COMBINED
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YNROh II. sob.crb-r, li:iaR ia OtaS. C.ntrr On Tie
r g,h inst, LARGE RED COW. .boai years Old.
t-Svy.i:h calf has , c.E BY hi. ;lne Hens IL
i-ut Outward. formerly Owned by Bronson Murray
Aiso . year cd COW. giving milk. common sc.
brfrt ~!it- ,u1 red has ea,f al hon-. ANY P-rson
rv.a. iu srra-.0n HAT ~H lead TO the recovery Q!
hes rev. vii be libera.'y rewarded.
n ys,-2. JAMES WAFER.
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AN ORDINANCE TO repeal an ordinance relative to
corporation printer, passed June I'd ls5I.
Src |. x ord fia.d 6y ia ctr Council f the frfy
Of pcu That hereafter the City Council will receive
proposals from the publishers proprietors of any
newspaper published in the English language in this
IT, and that said rintinS be the bid
der Prorided, The Council may reject all proposals if
| deemed expcdient.
So. That ordinance passed June I'd. 1855! relative
to corporation printer and his fees be the came
. hare nv led
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AFFAIR CHALLENGE.-Dr.B RAoo, the inventor ana
manufacturer Of BRACES ARCTIC LIsiAEsr ehahense'
III. whole medical profession 10 all its prescriptions
i,s. this single preparation in the OF rheuHa
tism neuralgia, palsy, tcrsfua or any description %
.1,s,nal ailment whether caused by accident or d.
.ss.. II ha. never vet known to fail but in hou-
sands OF cases has effected speedy and radical cure
Let ..y one afflicted with any Of the above diseases
;xs fair trial and they will end it to be all that Is
,,a.ed It is for sale by druggists generally. marI-y
sEREAD rHIs.-Dr Mann the great , alseo'e nr
and vender Of that wsrld renowned theocihe, ~
Wanns Ague Basa is still in the field laboring or te
good Of the suffering II is now setteo met
doubt that this remedy is very Tar e1eeeoins
NJ the kind ever before introduced, and We may wen
ndp. vby IL is Sc Because the Inventor has spared no
expense pains in Thoroughly nEinshS ii' 90 ~ !.
motto. his Baisam, by means OF the fress, ara TIE
urea, efficacy Of the edi:ine Hence the result Is a'
il now stands the head Of the list OF all snldotes "r
all maarous diseases Your attention ID eaieu 70 'le
advertisement found in another column OF me Pese"'
number OF paper, where testimonials OF the highest
1 order may be found. ~
! WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE-The fame Of h!'
preparation upon its real merit 1housahnS q
over the country are using II, and IL does al NJ
through the various publications THAI II can 40 hai
will grow a bald scalp by its hair VII Dc pre-
served and beaut.sed by its use; hair VII turn neH
gray to origins, color by its We do no. c'n
tina; red heHfed gentleman lady can be turner int
nyiduals o! raven locks or auburn ring-ts nn' sth
hair will be restored to the original Color Re2c-r
wherever you live, in any place you reside, Wood al
Restorative Is sold. Inquire for 1t at al the Drrgs:
and wherever such articles usually obtained an
ysu will lnd il as We state.
C.uIIOs-Eevare OF worthless limitations, as sevcrs
ar. already in the market, called by dheren; names.
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
s;oraiv-, Depot ST. Louis, Mo; ana Ne" I9rS az
blown in the s.d by all Druggists aud Pa'er
Medicine Dealers Also by ali Fancy AMI Toilet good
dealers ia the United States and C-nadas Hy2e-Ila
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Felt & Roofing Composition
And Roofing Materials,
Manufactured by


OPFICy - DEARBORN sTEEET, CHICAGO
THIS Roof; las used CL 'cszo for :he pas!
Il ten years with unparalleled success, and j. At pre-
sent preferred ATTY her Kind. It's advantages
that cheaper than S.Iiny.- an! warranted surety
Er pYoof Those sau engaged in bui.du have
roof m, o. or be supplied with the materials ACCOM-
.aisi with printed Instructions for is application
ADDS POWELL Mansfield.
ruySS-Sra 4 -. BOX -
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nSE SEATED TOP BUGGY for sale c!.1P. Enquire
~ ~ NJ. g. UroceFy sore, Of -
ruy3s-lE JAMES KELLER.
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Nnrrrnt N ol


4 DESCRIPTION Of Lot. IN III. Clty Of Ottawa, and
n ;he sum. Of money severally assessed thereon by
the City Council Of said City deray the and
Of the construction Of plank sidewalk front
OF the same, On the south side thereof
.>tGts's addition 70 O.tIjcI.
IN trhass assd. Lo: Flock. Ass'ft
NJ DrverctES IL >. SIS rn
State q; Illinois IL ~ 40 %
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Z, SALE County
CLY Of CtiItcd, 80 !. ALB sr
Dow, City Collector the CITY of Ottawa, La Sale
County state OF Illinois, hereby give notice that
arply the County Court OF la Sale County and
Stale Illinois at the June term thereof be holden
at the Court House in ottawa in said County and State
the FIRST Monday o. June, n iS59, for judgGcn
against the above described Lots, for The OF
and costs thereon
The whole cos, when sold will he ffiy cents on each
Lot. ALBEIT +. DOW, Clfy COL.
City Of Ottawa, May esrh 1850.
STATE OF ILLINOIS Ia SALE CorSTI.
tTfy Of Cttdsrd. IS This Is to
certify that the above list of Lots and parts Lots in
the City Of Ottawa, Colny OF La Sale and State of I
nois. together with the above notice Of the intended APP
picatiou for judgment, published in the Ottawa Free
TfGdcr weekly newspaper printed at Ottawa, in said
County, the 2Sth day az May 1859. being six
days previous the first Monday June, 1850 that
the number OF copies of said list and notice
with ia. number Of copies of said paper issued for that
week and that the said list and notice is literal copy
OF the manuscript copy furnished by the City Collector
OF said City OF Ottawa, and County Of La Sale aud
State of Illinois. WM. GSMAN, iIIl l3ker.
Dated at Ottawa, 2S:h MAY, 1859.
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Douestics.
To the Ladies'.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

TpCY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID iau39 oRIoN's BOOK STORE.
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PIKE's PE.E-We are inclined TO think
that, although Pixies Peak gold disgin:
is q great failure, that things in that re-
gion are near as bad as represented by
the returned eInigrantS There seems tc
be grain of truth in the following Leav
enworth despatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07
POLITICAL.

A spirited Republican meeting was held on Thursday
night last at Harris Corners Weschester County The
meeting was addressed in a strain Of convincing
eloquence by Dir. VIM. Ward, a prominent citizen Of
that place, who exposed the shams OF the hgss DEM
ocracy with great power.
"A large and enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Pougbkeepsis on Saturday afternoon. Gen.
Thomas L. Davis presided, and Gov. Coryin OF Ohio
spoke to the people, Dutchess County Is all ready for
the contest of tomorrow
The Rochester Democrat says tbas Messss Cor
ming and Richmond say they cannot afford 10 have Dir.
Church beaten When il is remembered that the int
is the President and the other VcePresident OF tho
Central Railroad, the reason may be guessed. We
learn that the Albany banks which Mr. Corning con-
tros, have sent pastors for Church to all the country
banks il is supposed may be controlled in tina. wsy.
There ia defunct concern in Orleans County which
viii probably respond to the appeal but we know Sf
no Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07
THE TENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
RosDoUT, Nov. 4, 1879.
The Xh Senatorial District is ready TO do her part
on Tuesday next. Republicans, Americans, and many
independent, free-minded Democrats, are working
together all over Ulster and Greene. They are
actua,od by one common feeling, and their action is
concerted and harmonious.
The Opposition in this Senatorial District have an
excellent candidate for the Senate. JOSHUA FIERo,
ir, is a popular and most worthy man. His social
standing is high, his business ability is fine, and his
intelligence and energy make him emphaiically fit
man for standard-bearer of great, enthusiastic, and
growing political organization. His past career shows
that he possesses the American spirit and enterprise
Manfuly has he fought lifes struggles carving out
his own fortunes by bis unaided exeTons and by his
industry and uprightness establishing an enviahlo
reputation as a citizen and business man. He has
served one term in the Assembly, and in that capacity
exhibited great devotion to the interests Of the public
and manifested much force and clearness of mind
Tho Administration Of Ulster and Greene are
satisfied that he viii represent them in the Senate with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07
ITALY.

Il was reported at Turin that Gen. Damormida
would retire from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
and be succeeded by Court Cavour.
The Pope returned to Rome the 10Th ult. great
crowd assembled on his passage through the CITY,:
The Government Of Rome had received intelligence
TINT tho Bishop of Rimin and other priests had been
Imprisoned and that the authorities at esaro had seen
leers from oInsssries exciting rebellion in the prov
inces now held in submission by Papai troops.
The reports Of disturbances at Palermo confirmed
The conflict between the troops and people began on
the 9Th aud lasted til the lth at Bagcra, near Paler-
mo- Quiet had been restored, but Palermo was in
state Of siege.
The interview between the Pope and the King OF
Naples has been adjourned.
Conferences bad been held between the Pope and
the French Embassador and il was stated that ordi-
nanoes granting administrative reforms were ready
and would soon be published.