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THE INTELLIGENCER.

The TINE OF Lovers AT MOUNT VEnxox-
GEORGE WAsHINGToN' ADVICE IN LOVE
MATTERS
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HETHoLrsALE : Nj Is a. - s.,.f,s.
W EE.lsz, Harm --.u IE-I l--- -
-sr- r Ettf T. sst..rI>- i4-+ rt
puO' hr hs- ". J' 2iE 81 Nas4-t
ALL lee Av E'si t 49,. F-I-. nK
any o. tav above artlcl.>- - Ae ut :s - '.is
aE.. s=-i ~ ar prices -itasr
Il fstc GtG"Eas-- Part!rrsF fa.G
"".A and rJl-s!-Ts done l:i d. G+ztsi.. s.Il--
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spINNER PARTIES.

nINNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
IL at So, 81 and t5 per head ihey prem hrsf oi,s'
French cook be their residence TO prepare apnrf o c
az the moderate charge OF 81 for his services,
Those wishing 70 avoid the roub Of marketing can pAse p o
the market affds to their houses co-i prices .
dishes win part OF The city Tor those
who desire A. gusranty furnish better dinner ihan any
"a establishment In the city saving a. 20 per cent
Q. GArfIsp, 252 Penn av.i
Dec lS--2meolf between l2h and 18Th streets.
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{usar pt.g trc L A
msshai.ll,n ten 4 rsbe
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until Monday the 7t Of t.bfary next Al O'Clock D.
M for fnrn,sbny The tlovDy supuies 1cass q as the
c,sa may bel for the wear 1855 viz
NhA's so' a.
500 uniform oaps, complete
2,oOo pompons
900 non commissioned officers epa1letts
BOO priyates connterstfaI~
900 red prored sashes
Loo brass waist pstes
1000 brass breast plates
... -. .,-,
l5Oo stocks tpAtent ieAsher)
looo knapsacks (gusta perchs)
1000 fatigue caps, navy blue cloth indigo dse
gIAss No. g.
-, ,-, ,,,
So"o sooo y@'as y ;, aay nssy "'uo .'''I "NS''P'
5000 yards o. blue ksrsey -
'" P'u"a N
sooo mooeh SOCKS, pars
sfatiei eioth
1900 red nannei shlrts
4oo yafus =.
4oo y&rus "hi'e raithe't
CLASS No 4,
Q 600 nslrs linen oyeraIs
!, ann linen shirts
10Y 10Y ,sus . ,,a, ssssssss-su.7se- -8as
-
NAss NO D.
,o"o i'Soo SSu Sam pasa"ss ss,s, hs,s ps'
: 600 nan .,r,,i Too nov hsl,s
1000 ear.rige
1000 pereussioncap pouches
900 baycnct scahbsrds
$50 sword belts
CLASS No 9
n, , ,,a,,e,.
nass u.uns o'"'p'' #
ssaaa, s,vorIs yo,r man and hovs,
p ns@rnan, y U,ss WV ~ ~
Drum Drum snens' sre hsa, pen pai mo,,er and .na,a
a.as ,rnn, m haa5a N'7 u.
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Proposals for Lith0graphing.

Proposals for LithQgraphing.
f PumIc PnsIISo,
Washington, December 81, 1883
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Monday, the nth day Of Jan 1852 at IL
and printing from the same for tho
use Of the United States
CHARTS communicated to Congress With the an
pua message O the President Of the United Statos.
Maps Charts which from two 70 three Thousand copies
are 70 printed open the inspection Of bidders at this of
of day for closing the bids Tho paper re-
auired Cor printing will furnished by this Office.
proposals viii be furnished to all who purpose TO
security will be required from hf sue
for faithful execution Of his contract
distinctly understood that bid will be received nom
directly practically acquainted wi
style work hid Tor. N
The proposals Csc W BovAAS Superintend
of Public Printing Washington spd endorsed proposals cr
Itl,ographing,'
Dec 3I--eoid (starSsatesl superintendent
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Lunenburg G. ", VET.
December n, 1853.

rTNIIE children OF judith Farley and of Sally Farley
that icre has been paid INTO my
hands "a receiver Of the circuit county this ouny and
according their portion OF the estate " Joefo"s
Grafton. deceased, isto IL iiis county, - ....r
Dec ll-lawiw y W, NiNN.
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j. BAUMGARTEN,

No. 2e7 STREET, betsecen oh and 10th Streets,
EHNGRAyER aud designer in general, manufac-
the new improved zeal presses watch
music pnnchr stencil CUTTER copper
plate photographer prepared
any gold silver brass steel &c good
manner establishment The United
states confident that all orders entrusted to
him will give perfect satisfaction charges made
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS, %Ea
WATCH CASE ENGRAyER, ,. EasH.. Tas
WOOD ENGRAyEk
fHt MUSIC PUNCIIER,
STENCIL CUTTER atAit
COPPER PLATE ENGRAyER,
Jan 5-1yd NC, &C., sc.
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Lunenburg G. H., Va,
December q, 1888.

TIME children Of Susan Akin, who was daughter
m Richard Grafton elder deceased f this county are
hereby there abou, s7oo IN my hands a. receiver o.
crca being portion Of the sale OF The
lately held Many Grafton widow OF the s Richard
Grafton. deceased. -F.... ...x.~
lI--1awtw IT, W. Mi'''
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TIME ONLY ARTICLE UNRIyALLED IN MAR


IL ket, with Immense Home and European Demand
The Why that by natures restores The
natural naids aud thus makes on bald heads removes all
nd thus cncs ali heaao and may be relied upon
20 all diseases cf the scalp and hair 1t will stop aud Keep from
falling glossy hcaby and beautiful and If used
by young week. fall become
gray then, reader read The following aud judge Cor yourselves
NEw yosK, Jan. s, 1855
MEssRs o. O. woop Co Gentlemen Having good
Restorative hair being quite
gray made up my mind 10 lay aside preiues
with great many persons against patent
mecine and short lime commenced usas your article to
very satisfactory glad did
and IN Justice yo a. ws e for The Of ers who
reasons for setting aside unwilling 20 give yonr Restorative
mous,raon you this letter, which show to
such and also direct them TO me for rr proof who am " and out
Ny hair IL, narai and much in
N's 80 ''N''' HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
IiyNasroS, Ala, Feb. IL, 1853
Hair Restorative has douo much good
n mia the soaa Ny hair has bsSn sn slightly & % diminishing
quite afsnt have been using your hair Rcauye or six
s.ea a. he remedies Nnosm 70 no effect think the mos. yaua
ec remy and advise all who afflicted that way to
You can publish this il you think proper Yours, &c.
e. W MrDInETDN.
rmr Aorr,iuA Sept 9, 1857.
psos woap-Dcar proving itself
ssnenca The front, also the back part Of head al
riot bottle Your " s "p no% % me s TOP II my bead well
studded with promising crop Of yoang hair and The ro, also
scaca Whatever think my personal recommendation
lean induce many others to try IT Yours, respectfully
No, tgi Vino
put up three Sizes viz large me-
dum ai small the small holds halt put and re,ss dob
bottle; the ncd" holds at least twenty per
proportion IN tho small rcsa dollars per the
large holds quart 40 cent proportion
20 Won co. rroprc,or. sa Broadway New York On the
New Wire Railing Esabhshmcnt) and ia Market street
A., LA a., an - Inur,,,, and rarcy Goods pe,,crs
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fsta.a & "A i5assn . rpur on'ss DsrASunHst,s
~ fa,r pccember 10, 1858
sEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received a, hu department unul the
a cay q February 1893 rnu Y o the e At r FURNISH
'.st cay o. Al marking and rating stamps of ae hlow
9..s Circular rrng sislnl~ Of material equal
dnaohy of circumference NOT To exceed 3 iocbe but much
sss a convenience and good taste dictate a s Of
bsks 2 Ike material w,h soieent a,am ir The same,
uos. eo' n for @ % saa Sr IF' r @ & s' SS p q S ,
bidder Viii additional charge per agure ior
Circular marlpg stamps Of Iron or other material equal
steamboat NAH Ines with .e
material with suitable thamb screw, and and black
Walnut o. G cherry rs Of nas ess, aiae Tor use thc sreue
@ u,sar % @A'sas ,s STAMPS q box WOOD Or ' o, material
Of the once md sa uI TYNE rr month and davs Of nrn,e
Tyre metal blocks single letters ags w thumb screw
and ha,dcs the described In class No t
The eoaci this class will no take effect until from and after
css Marking stamps for foreign mails similar 10 those now in
in ,he post Offices New York Philadelphia Boston
an, 4her SO l. l. adapted % the above purpose
ae ne 9sis rating STAMPS TO- egrrssoad with The circular
Ola like derp,on at pe rata prices and hestye or material
thereof shall be altered by direction of the department. the price
SHAH be Increased or reduced Ia the same proporonlyz
Paid Missent and forwarded
Msen, Due
Post clhcs oasipesa,ifee strr popl cent. ..il ..l
Steamboat rs er
United States, 6i. #tas Paid rs 0.Al s-f
Held for postage l tta Hag tagla +
Proposals for improved patented sial s cyndars for the
months ana days with points . pierce the envelope with or
VIII be considered. 49,.
right change style stamps
either class, equitable terms, reserved c Postmaster
/. u e
Proposals will be hing the above
named circular stamp, or for ereh closs separately
will for different clses offices agfaealy
the rules in force and according 20 such rules and regulations
be adopted relation
circnar required estimated
tho -r the SECOND GLASS age fur ha
and
required for the period Is estimated at 2 800 rF
Models Of The stamps must accompany the proposal
bidder furnish with his proposals. evidence his aba
comply with his bid. a.- t GfaF ~.
Sufficient will be required aud tho
mnt be delivered the Post once Department the Of the
A
Proposals for Post Office Marking stamps and addressed
First Assistant Postmaster General Washington eiy D. @
AARON V, BROWN,
Id--1awiw ' Postmaster General
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E,OR RENT, either furnished or unfurnished, and
IL by the for shorter period house the corner Of
of Congress by
Hamond United States senator from South Carolina In
quire Of DAVID A. HALL,
Nov n 4OS
NOR RENT--The Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
desirable the account Of the ncarness to the do
and Wizards Hotel Also bed rooms In third story
all furnished Apply to kIDWEIL x LAURENCE,
p, Nov 1O--3awu f r. 14h
VNO LET--The three-story brick house, No. 423
Fhh street between and Has bathroom and Rent
sa25 Inquire the premises. Nov 3o--u
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ftOLuMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
~ scholarship the Columbian College, for the whole
year., will be sold 'tlc ain half price
peron wishing puy scho for
and tuition, which $40 WIN soil f,r sso cash, ns
the original h ssso s2so
Address cAruISE, OF ~ Washington r. o. nc.
Dec 9--4ff
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L,ROM PARlS.--Fine editions in nice bindings,
Bnc illustrated, OF Racine Molcre, sevigne,
Mtesqueu Chat aubrapd Bzac, Ducts Courier Pascal Della
Roclouccsld, sia Ia Bruyerc, Bosslct Roon, Mar
Rousseau Cpctguc Therry Regnar Cornee Nolisire 10
sge, Koch rros art Ane Buehon, MscLsgol schiller Mui
ler cnusjn Serbia Banger
apthcs lately moed BY
and Cor sale at ex,remcy nioicratc prices.
Dec rs arsr t .r.r. s.s4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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mo. 629,l
mo- 629,l t.
BY the President Of the United States.


TN pursuance of law | James Buchanan presdept
States Arrrca do hereby ana n,alo
known that public sales viii be held at the undenenl,oued Land Of
ON NvxYs,rA bn perjod
10 vii, f -" e'''sN'
Al the land ONCE nj cnnr eom ncu0 an Monaay m ais
togpt ay Of Nav next for the disposal or the nubio bands h.
no8sred In tile follow low nshns and parts OF townsb.
~ 81, ,, . ,~r s,T~
N"W hs or ae ana ac@ ne Jo"fth Psnedi meysdtda
Townships 40 aud A. Of range 49, 3
Townships 81, 40 aud Al, OF range 81 ft t.F f#eEs
Inclusive sections 20 TO 2s inclusive sections go
town 95 and
O range 90
90 20 "a 90 2s and "a oftayn
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NOTICE TO TRAY yELLERs.--NEW ARRANGE

IN MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPRoy WE'D SCHEDULE WASH
NGr0N DIRECT TO ALL PARTS or THE SOUTH AND sOUTtWE
VIA PoT0NAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND fo4OMAC RAIL
ROAD lNTo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
berths, OF 9th at So
and 7p Passengers BY tbs morning boat can obna fine
and pleasant sail 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full of Mount Vernon BY the
boat they good and rest OF four hours In
comfortable berts and arrive Richmond In time
connect halt for the south Southwest
southern Il this route, 1t being IA
miles miles less raroang than by other
making certain connexions to
tETRsBrRG VIRGINIA WELDON
WMayGrpS, " c. tisREsroS s. c. ArcrsrA GA MONTGOMERY
MoRE, ALA, NEW CITIES
Also Richmond with the Danyie Souhside Virginia.
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvile Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Iynchhurg, Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
lt4t /. aas
through tickets and further information of the route inquire at
the southern Office No. 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hoo board the boats foot of 9Th street
Il GEO T.. MATrINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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FVIfE LAND.AND THE BOOK or Biblical Illus
the toms, aLd
Senery Hoy VIM VI Thompson H. twenty nve
years s,rn and Palestine Win *ngrarng Sc
vols, 81 JuAt received and Cor sale "
pocso No ssi pennsylvania asssas.
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ENINE EDITIONS OF ENGLISH AND AMERE
~ Historians Poetry the Drama, and Belle Ieic writer's
which respects approaches completeness
many tho standard French authors finely
Paris family Bibles, both English
Bibles calf
Engish Drawing Books large collection Of
beautifully illustrated books OF the day them permanent
value the undersgned exireIey prices
ly imported From Europe by hInsoE
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-T The steamer
~ GEoRiE PAGE. viii run IS follows:
Alexandria at q TO- IL O'clock q 4, and O'Clock
.al
Washington g. O. III O'Clock m; g. and O'Clock
The THOMAS coLLYER whsn the route win at opposite
Fare 10 ,st F.E
whaleys connecting with the Page and Colyer, will
leave Capitol 18th avenue
he time the boats leave Alexandria.
June s--eod-u RICHARD. .wAII.iCH President.
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II ITERATURE.-4Fine Library editions, in nice
gs, finely lusrate Goldsmth Irving
Charles lamb Addison feius smoei an sa DC Foe Mack
ntosh Mscauly Cari Shakespeare, Spectator Rambler, Tior,
Beaumont enlef Ben onsn Milton (ose Manger Joanna
e ccn Burton iibbs, and others OF the most esteemed
hng'h and American authors y received by the undcrsgne
mo- y imported himself direct from London and Cor sale
how prlces any polo, 10 The United staies
Dec 20 t.lF.N l| sllAltH ERANCk TAYLOR.
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"A MAGNIFIcENT WoRK.--Alles standish d

A MAGNlFICENT WORK.--Aliles Stapdsh. Ill
"a mracd with pcrrnssie approbat on Of ,br
author volume Of photographs, from John
Ehingr Illustrative OF The Courtshp Of Nes s,anih Heprv
w iongeiow There viii he eight
mot exquisite character, executed hy r
ogaphr whose name shne win acs , superor'y PIC
lures These Photographic will be pasted
with ntersectng coorei leaves containing
text The whole 10 be bound inao Turkey
rocco covers with heyoied and gilt edges making altogether
nne entirely lled with original pscosrahsa magnificent
prise never before attempted in this country. Price So
Dor sale TtYIpR MAIRYS
Jan 20 Per avenue
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WILLIAM r. DOVE & CO.,

9h arat, fee doors north Of PeAasylDana OoeNae,
DEG leave to announce TO the citizens of Wash
n prepared any orders
which they may be favored with Ia the
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM NFTrTNG
The respective branches win under supervision
skl woNmen from the North where practical experience has
made them familiar with ali the modern improvements n TACT
they haye spared neither ,oube the
best Of workInen
CHANDELIERS other gas
~ Strict attention promptneAs the Of orders
fair prices induce hope o share public patronage
Dec 25--if
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pHURCns MALARIA AND BARKER's Il

CHURCH'S NIAGARA AND BARKER'S eli
a C0ISo. 7a 3v.s . ail
the npiyorah weather the
nl6cent paintings Will be for week huger
fG exhibition The uiing M Messrs sibley Gny Pennsy
avenue Messrs Mcclure 4 Co
rs -, as es f
Of exhibition from 10 and toe p m, Qf lne
n =.
lM MESr ~ sl,.n 4 $3.50 ! III =,
80 ..lsH ~ 4.,g ~ MISS NJ. A. BAKER, a#'.
"a blind adyD win deli ler her original poe, onsi.ai
'INNER IfEf uct6mpanel BY musical pieces,
SMITHSONIAN iNsrIUrE hts evening, JANUARY 4.
Doors open at 4 commencing nj s O'Clock. N
Tickets had Taylor Maury's bookstore,
ylyania avenue between 9th and 10th also at the
MRS, FANNY kEMBI.ES POEMS. vol. Pricc
lSk 81, Nla
and Addresses by The Rev Robertson
vol 81.
Willie Winkes Nursery Songs Of Scotland vol. rs
Sketches by being Dickens's Works
published by Tickuor Co., Boston. 81 80.
Geirstein Tcknor's edition
For sale by FRANKLIN PHILIP,
|t 332 Pa between 9th an 10th SITS,
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NOTICE TO pRE.ENrroN CLAIMANTS.

person entitled the right OF empon
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
required establish the TO the satisfaction Of register
land Office make
practicable er g this and before the day appointed
the the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited. &M &
TlOS. A. HENDRICKS,
#A tAa Commiss ioner Of the General Land Office.
the regulations OF the
and existing, be made Cor advertising
nations except to such publishers specially authorized pub
lish by the Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
jan 1a--1awl3w fInt&Starl eFAfN
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lNs his Office TO his residence Franklin Row
Thirteenth streets He will continue to devote his attention paps
B TO cases in the United States Supreme Court
Oct 2s-du
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ 1a4B5H ttq t WAs1rSeroS, January H. 1859.
ON THE PETITION Of Fessenien and Luke L. Night
extension OF
the 2eh April ls+5 for improvements ia machine nr making
match spins &c the
which takes place the 26h day Of April, lSa9 Taf$
ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 4th Of April IL O'Clock persons
notified TO and show caese any they have why said pe
ought be granted @N # ~ 80
Persons opposing the extension required the
Office their objections specially set forth writing twenty
ays before the day OF hearing all
used the said hearing
with the rules ,hc Office which be furnished arplu
The testimony will be closed The 2lst Of March
posons papers relied
the the morning nrgnaents
within lays thereafter. ts aSEt.sttt. s4Fs AZ
Ordered also that this notice be published the Union Washing
D. C. and Post Boston week weeks
said publications 70 be at least sixty before the 4th
the day Of hearing 'a tt4499 31isft3F 9s@
JOSEPH HolI,
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ .sI WASHINGTON, January Ia, 1850.
ON The PETITION OF Ethan Alien, Worcester praying
for the extension of to him 18th
for Improvement In "re arms or years
paon of said patent which takes place the 10th day
ls5g-.. tf
II IL ordered thai tho said be heard the
Monday the 2sth az March IL O'Clock persons
notified to appear md shos any pa
ton ought be granted Use 1Ftttatl4 - ftAsaH
Persons opposing the extension required
onlce their objections specially forth
days before the hearing testimony b ehpr party 10
he used at the said hearing
with the rules OF the Office, which Win furnished appa
The testimony the win dope
tons other relied
oce before the day tho gun,ent any
within days thereafter e.t
Ordered also that this notice be published Ia she Union Washing
ton u, c. and Post Boston, Mas
Gst Of said publications of
March next the day of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
t Commissioner or
p sdio q the above Will please copy, tcr
hills he Patent Office, with paper containing notice
Jan i6-law3w tlf ilsI 81 HiFt Eiaf TU
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MARINE
CORPS.

8 QrARTnMAsrkR's 0ssIus, U. s. NJ. CoEFs,
Washington, Jan. s, 1866.
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GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- Monday the February next O'Clock p.
for furnishing the following supplies Cc g. O. as the
case may be- for the yearls
, 1859-09-16

The MAcAHs, AeAN.-Tho Macah tribe
Of Indians again made an attack upon the
fishing station. at Neah Bay. Mr.. II. A.
WEBsEER, of the firm of Webster &
Strong, was attacked by number of that
tribe and severely mangled and beuteV
with rocks, and then dragged some 800
yards to the beach. Whilst making dem
onstrations with their knives, which Undue.
ed Mr.. w. to believe they were about to
take his life, q brother of Mr. WIS and
another gentleman made their appearance
when the towards instantly took to their
canoe. Mr. Webster's injuries were so Sc
we're as to confne him to his bed. He is
now doing well. The steamer Massachusetts,
had been informed of the occurrence, as
well as Indian agent Simmons.
, 1859-09-16

From perfectly reliable financial chan
mel, information has Unexpectedly been OBJ
tanned, to-day, of the intentions of the EN-
peror Napoleon with regard to Hungary.
They will excite surprise, but the charac-
ter of the parties from whom the account
is derived, and the nature Of their oppor-
tunities for obtaining details upon the sub
ject, are such as to leave no opening for
incredulty.
Kossuth has by this time had an inter
view with the French Emperor at head
quarters, and the circumstances by which
their meetings were proceeded are thus re-
lated:
Col. Nicholas Kiss, who is residing in
Paris, and who married q French lady of
fortune, conducted all the preliminary steps
Overturcs were made to him which he had
to communicate to Kossuth, and he has,
therefore, of late, been constantly to and
fro between the two countries for some
time, and found it impossible to bring
about any understanding.
KoSsuth required guarantees Of the good
faith Of the Emperor, which his Majesty
hesitated to give, and it was at last re-
solved at Paris to send Kossuth O mes
sage, that determination had been formed
to raise Hungary, with or without his aid.
Kossuth replied that, in that case, he would
issue an address to the Hungarian nation,
warning them not to believe the emperor's
assurances This proved decisive.
kossuth was invited to Paris, pnd left
London for that city two days before the
departure Of his Majesty for the army.
He was received at the Tuilleries by the
Emperor, and certain definite conditions
were then agreed upon. They were:
First, That the Emperor should give
Kossuth such corps Farmee, and arms,
and ammunition, 10 any extent required.
Second, That the Emperor should issue
first proclamation to the Hungarian ma
ton. and that this should be followed by
one from KosSuLh
, 1859-09-16

The RELATIONS BETWEEN SARDINIA AND
AUsrRIA.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Globe, says:
1t is now formally announced that neith-
er Victor Emanuel nor any responsible
minister Of Sardinia has signed any paper
at Villafranca, save and except the armis
tice, which continues to the 18th Of Az
pust. Austria. and Sardinia are still in q
constructive state Of open war, no peace
terms having yet been accepted as between
these two belligerents. At Zurich the
three governments consent to meet, but as
Count Cavour is personally a bugbear to
Francis Joseph, he, of course, had consent
ed to withdraw his presence from the green
baize on which the final protocols will be
laid for signature The Cabinet of Rataz-
ri will be, nevertheless, inspired and direct
cd by the master statesman who has btheF-
to upheld the claims Of Italy, while the
silent march of events in the central terri
tories comes in aid Of more favorable So
luton than was inferred at FIRST.