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Important from Europe--FOur days LATER
ArriraL Of the Bremen.
SANDY HOOK. SUNDAY Jun

SANDY HOOK. Sunday June 26.
The steamship Bremen passed here this
evening from Bremen, with Liverpool dates
TO Wednesday. the 18Th inst, four days Ia.
ter than those BY the Pcrsia.
The British Ministry has resigned in con-
sequence of the want OF con nfdence and reso-
lulion in the House Of Commons.
Lord Pl lmerslon is the new Premier, and
Lord John Russell Secretary OF Foreign Az
fairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat Of war
is that the Auslrians have evacuated Placen.
tia, Pavia, Lodi, Bologna aud Ancona.
The citadel and Qualifications at Pacenla
were first blown up.
The death Of Prince Metternich is an.
GREAT BMTAIN.-Lord Granville was first
summoned by the Queen, but could not form
ministry.
nounced
The Queen, being satisfied that Granville
was The only obstacle 10 the union Of Pal
merston and Russell, sent for Palmerston,
who had an hours interview, and straight.
way sought one with Russell, who agreed to
serve under him, but not under any other
person.
The London Times says that lord Ru ssell
is an ardent friend Of Italy. Both he and
Pdlmer,ton wantAuslria to admit her defeat,
her nleriority, and The incurable disadvanta.
ges Of her position south ofsthe Alps
Both are Of the opinion she would consult
her own greatness By relinquishing territory
which costs great army and still greater obi.
UNI,
WAR NEWS
1t is mmored that Napoleon will return to
France, ond Pelisser be Commander-in chlei
in Italy.
The Austrians left theirprovisons. Ommu.
milton and cannon behind in the evacuation
OF Placentia.
The Austriahs quilted Bologna on the tn
inshn; for Modena.
/ Garbaldi occupied Bergamo, and repulsed
fifteen hundred Auslrtns, who were march.
Ing against him from Brescia.
Russia has concluded financial conven-
tion with the RoIhschilds. No details Of the
Transaction are given. ~
The French had passed the river AIDA
without striking blow.
Wheat has techned three shliings in Lon.
don, The Austrians have evacuated all the
States of the Church, including Fernra.
The Austrian correspondent SAYS tina. the
Austiuus at Malegnano yielded only to a
decidedly superior force. and retired unpur-
sued and in perfect order.
A submarine telegraph is 10 be laid from
| Weyboun to Denmark.
The Emperor Of Austria, it is said, is to
take command in person, acting on the de-
| lensive.
The official account of the Austrian loss
at Palestro says ID officers and 5l3 men kill
ed general, 90 officers and 61S men wound
ed; and officers und TIA men missing. Il
GdribaId's corps threaten Southern Tyro'
from Valc4nonca; Valtrompiu and BOgaIi'
ma.
The French fleet. in the Adriatic, had re.
ceiyed powerful reinforcements. and it was
reported that the andingof French troops
would soon take place between Venice and
Trieste.
1t was supposed that the Austrian bead
quarters was al Madtua. -ta a. ,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-30

" A gentleman traveling through Iili.
nois states that there are large quantities Of
wheat and corn there of last years growth.
In Chicago there is more than double the
amount Of wheat there was al This time las!
Year.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-30

The thermometer on last Tuesday ranged
at about ninr five. degrees.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-30

AriuaL Of the Noua Seotian-Bo.
lognG Declares for Victor En-
manuel.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-30

division OF the Guard to Sustain itself against
the entire ellert Of the enemy!
1t is here the proper time for explaining
the maneuver effected BY the Austrians. -
When they learned on the night of June 9
that the French army had surprised the pas
sage ofthe Ticino at Turbigo, they had rap
idly sent across that river, al Vigevano, three
of the army-corps, which burnt the bridge,
behind them. On the morning of the 4tt
they went before the Emperor to the mum
Der OF 1875 900 men, and it was against these
disproporionate forces that the grenadier d.
vision of the Guard, with whom was the
Emperor, had singly to contend.
| In these critical circumstances Genera
Regnaud de Saint Jean D'Angely gave proc
OF the utmost energy, as also did the gener
ais commanding under his orders. The Gen
eral of Division, Millinet, had two horse:
killed under bin. General Clerc fell mortal.
ly wounded. General Wimp(en was woun.
ded in the head the Commanders Desme anC
Maudhay, of the Grenadiers, were killed; the
Zouayes lost 200 men, and the Grenadiers
sustained loss no less considerable.
AT length, after struggle Of four hours
durlrg which Millnet's division suffered
without flnching the attacks Of The enemy
Picard's brigade. with Canrobert at its head
arrived on the field of battle. Shortly aftel
appeared yinOy's division, from Gen. NeI'.
corps, which the Emperor had sent for. and
finally Regnault's and Trocha's divisions oI
Marshal CanrObert's corps.
At the same time General McMahon s
cannon were again heard in the distance
t he Generals corps, retarded in its march
and less numerous than it should have been
had advanced in two columns On Magenta
and Buffalora.
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Whitewashing.

There are few things that effect a great
or amount Of possible good, probably,
than whitewash. Applied on the ceiling
and inside walls of dwelling and out
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by neutraliziDg or destroying those nox-
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1t is cheap-and any one who can ''slack
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The application of whitewash to the
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Collecting of Seeds, Scions, &c.

The farmer is always busy. He has
hardly time to secure his crops, and pre-
pare for winter, before the old year is
gone, and the new announces the begin
ming of another campaign, and he must
give his attention to future operations
The winter is favorable time for collect
ing seeds, scions, potatoes, and all new,
rare, or excellent articles, with view to
agricultural improvement.
Many of these things may be collected
conveniently during the winter, as a per-
son is travelling about the country, or
meeting with those who can supply i'm
proved productions. If all these things
are neglected until they arc wanted in the
spring. the most Of them will be postponed
one year longer; for it is impossible to
do many things at one time.
The most economical and the most
pleasant of all modes of Improvement, is
the procuring Of the best productions. The
best of seeds cost but little moro than the
poorest; and from a small quantity,
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A single potato, of superior quality,
may be multiplied, in few years, SO rs
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We once gave friend a paper of supe-
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seed was worth dollar to him. The cost
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in few years, so as to furnish means for
the improvement of large orchard.-
From one scion Of a new and superior
cherry, set rather late in the spring, we
have fifteen or twenty trees in bud, and
they may be soon increased to thousands.
-NeaO England Farmer.
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G5t fun Of tie Ching.
THE WIDOW.

The widow she wept, and the widow she cried
For it was but a week since her husband had d'cd'
And good soul he though just turned Of four score
So the widow declared she would marry no more'
The widow was yosng, and The widow was fair
And her moaning she with 30 touching an a'r'
That many folks said-nay, great many swore-
Twas Il pity she vowed she would marry no more
The widow had houses, the widow had lands.
With silver-laeed laequeys TO oley her command
carriage TO ride in, with rhino in store;
But siill she declared she would marry no mora
The widow she ,gept, and the WSlow she cried
Twas twelve mouth, that day, since her husband had
died:
-aIlsn, came lie had been Ihers before
s.oh, say not, fair lady, you'll marry no more"
The miiow she bIushed, and the widow she smiled
OF her grief and her tear, for a moment beguiled;
aWe this oaoe but although 10 the age OF I've score
1 should live, I'm determined I'll marry no more"
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YOUNG AMERICA" Robert" said an
indulgcnt mother to youngster of nine,
who was amusing himself in the corner,
by pulling the tail of a respectable tab
by-cat, which, with the utmost force Of
feline lungs, was expressing her indigna-
ton at such "unfeeling" treatment; "Ro-
bert, what would you like for me to buy
you for New Years present? Shall it
be top?"
ga top? No, Pm too old for tops, "
was the reply.
"Then, perhaps You would like a sled
or a pair of skates ?"
"No, don't want them"
"Shall l get you bow and arrows. or
a picture book; or what would you like
best %
"Old lady," said Robert, rising with
dignity, "respect the feelings of gentle
man, and do not aggravate me farther
keep your bows and arrows and picture
books for them that like 'em. If you
want to know what Iwould like. will
tell you'd Dor Of cigars and Sha,Ol :"
His mother tainted with surprise, and,
when recovered, expressed the conviction
that Robert was the forwardest boy of his
age she knew Of, and she was quite sure
he would make a great orator some oil
these days.
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then broke ont with: "Well, Mary, for
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