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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-09

Big Porto Plata Qsrenl Haehnsnn Port an Plas Nay a.
+ ss:;s: ::::. 81: :::. e.:
,ns adss: s.SFs csat.s Sss.a -. o;g9sssa
.cs.: r sc'e b Ssssn. g. days. with
5ssc wssR0 s soo Sss, 1.tsn Il |, s ssn
r:sy VIII dip Nay Hs. Ss1s John Avs'' and brig
Wind g. nIa:A JsAp:Sp . ssssd ss;. srss
s S,.sss ss q Is ,m. a.,.a. s.y. with
s,. Davis Ssh 1psissSisos. 20 days. With coa0a.
gs George Albert Thompson, Baltimore, adays, with COAL
MARY Camden: Rs%'Gs .s Sss sq
vsess and w...rl. WIN soa soe,msn, jSSa:On
ss wa u sS % So s%A n:*s oSD TO- 'nd 'i''A
Hy ~ .. % nj ss s
ss;sS Ii: ss i n ss's .:s:sssa
Signals with american sloop Of standing EsE.
sssr and ssws e PfS ss9 co. st days. with
Ion T. spoke brig Dem iasnds New York
w sSns t to e ss Sf ms f0A's
e9I auSy viz ussr sn SI mos
ss ns, ca b.ss
no Nqr cans fer psgrSps PR
schr arcade steering touth May 70 lat 70 10 en7S spoke
1 "
schr Charles toi Harrngorl, Dyer Jacmel % days. with
coffee ogweod &c TO Brett Son Co May II. lat 10 49, lon
spose schr Two Brothers, from Boston for Aux Cages
| 10 day out
chr ecatur oskes (of Rroofbavenl Cakes 8. Bar.s
/ days With fruit, to hos Giirnsrtin
sshr Albert sis ee of Hr wcs, Hail. Baracoa May 2S with
! fruit 10 ainnartin.
sSis Co. DsunGS:s Dorchester NIB 10 days.
Schr LII Francis, Wilmington, nc days 4th inst, AN,
lat TO- lon 10 TO- struck by lightning which shvered and
split the forenas badly passed into the hold then
mp through the deck tearing and doing other damage
knocked all on board down, and killed named Adam
Brspcb, native Of Germany, and about II years old
schr kubie. Mitchll Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Ibos Jefferson Ellis, salem, days
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull. BRISTOL, 2 days.
Steamer Boston. 6ellew Philadelphia
BELOW.
Bark Mustang.
Bark Theodore.
Bark Tivola.
Brig Rolling Wave
Brig Fly Ing Eagle.
Brig Handy King.
Brig Machias
Brig Resaurador.
echr Casune-(An the above by pilot boat Jsne)
Brig Gen Hebe 80 days from BIO Jsnero John Thomp
Brig Maihas from the West Indss-Boh by pilot boa.
Enwcod Walter, MOI.
Also, two banks.
SAILED.
Steam shps Asia r Liverpool; Columbia Charleston
Of the outh Savannah; Roanoke Roro, &C. ship Martin
Luther. bimouski Canada.
Wind DUNG the day 9, and fresh,
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ARA buslv engaged Ia agricultural pursuits GARDENING &C.
There money enou in circulation 70 Keep " The
dyis az rhose who are thus Inclined CANNOT ply c.,"
requisite amount Of liquor make tne sss for no
roup consequently there not 60 muS n,'nn tne winter
o. 1 heard Of laic, this ssate OF tninss eAn
IN other PARTS Of the Territory, though nn y u Ia
order Of pnat somebo has been scared
~ EARNED by something they may nave seen 81 ~
able ascertain anything s~1&V"o 'e'''S w
that called forth the ioj JUNCTION.
THE RESCUE OF rue cuILpRsS ~ THE MouNrAIN
MEADOW MAssS.%.s,
DR. Forney Superintendent, Of InSan Affairs In q long
letter 70 Kirk Anderson edtc Of The Valley TIl dis
tnty states the Indians gore aided By tue whites at
the Mountain Meaaow ma sacre. The Names OF the
children thai he has succeeded in rescning as fol-
lowH:-
l. John Calvin, shven or egh. years old; does not
remember his name, says his family lived at Horse
Head, Johnston eoa,lty, Arkansas.
2. Ambrose Aireni, about years, and William
Tsegt four and half years, brothers, these also lived in
8. Pruaenco Angelina, four yesrs, aud Annie, abou.
three years; these two are SAID to DO sissers
Hebecca nine yeays, Louisa, dive years. and Sarah,
three and half years, from Dunlap.
Betsy, years, and Annie, three years, sad to
be tseIs these know nothing OF their family or resi-
deuce.
Charles Francher eight years. and his sister
Annie, three and half years.
l. strsrona or Mary HuG i've years, and Elisha W.
HUFF, four years
s. A boy; no account of him. Those among whom no
lived called him William.
8 Francis eawn or Korp four and bali years old.
The Doeor ssys;I have come 10 the rsion, after
different conversations with these children, that most o.
benz from Johnston county, Arkansas. Most OF
,bern have told that they have grandiathefs ami
grapdmo,hers the States will keep the children
under my Immediate supervision, until the person ap'
yonted Fort smith arrives The cause or
the commission Of crime go terrible as that
killing ut least us persons must sssuredly become
subject OF inquiry with the proper legal authorities The
pire tribe OF Indians have been and charged with
the above crime. Last August my attention called
t, the Mountain Meadow affair officially. Since then
have made dbgent inquiry got the written statements OF
persons living the neighbOrhood and inaly visited the
Southern country, and now, AFTER full in JURY and
amraliop, deem It 10 be my imperative uuiy 70 say
the Indiana had material aid and from
whites and 10 my opinion the P1ue Indians would
have perpetated the terrible without such aid
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INTERESTING FROM UTAH.

OUR SALT LAKE CITY CORRESPONDENCE.
GREAT SALT LAKE, May l3, 1859.
The Proclamation Of Governor Cur,n,tRg--hormo Mdi1
~ Orderei to Di5and-Es there Trouble fnpending.-
The Mountain Msadow Murderer arrested de-
Governor Cumming has Issued the folio wing proclana
aiOn:--
Whereas, have this day been informed that certain
persona VINO are 10 me ungnown have associated them
selves together In military capacity Gosnen and
other points in the moQntans surroaaDg cat
Salt Lake Valley, 10 this Territory and therefore, having
reason 70 believe that those aesocR.0ns and
are Unlawful and directly tending to Interrupt leo
paradse the peace and good order Of this Territory
IDo~ hereby order and command that ali perseny as
neabied and associated together shsi Immediately dis
parse and return to their homes ayecaton aad
ce,y to obey this command and ipjanctoa are hereby
Declared dtu bers of the peace OF tns Territory
sueh daturbers Of the public peace sna be
aeast with sccof ding 30 law 10 the premises
And hereby direct, authorize empower John Kay
the Marshal e'eced Ivy the Legislature tue reertory OF
otah enforce, carry out and execute the foregoing
command and injunction for the preservation OF the public
pace OIL eao territory and that he make due 10 me
Given under my hand and Of the Territory OF Utah
at Great SAT- Lake City, this ninth day o. aay A. ID
e'snteen huDaieu ana MY nine. A. CUNNING,
Governor Of Utah Territory
This proclamation, just saued will doubtless reveal u
90, and your readers that there some reliance 10 be
p,ae ed upon correspondents II strkes existing fc,s
b, " fear will not reach them. Normons begin 10
think that the Governor is aposatisng We think Il IL
vublic opinion that has made him at last seusbe Cali
sornie editors have treated his naked admnistr alton
rather uehy and doubtless he expects similar recep
N ise East; nc thinks the above will swhat
stem the torrent HIS design may be good but he calls
on chua5 officers 10 put down expose church
ton R-lipo conflicting that well sighted, for
the Excessive OF Utah
Our Productions and are assuming definite
ehs ~e we have Just returned from obserya-
ton Nnone me northern settlements and we could not
hut 1te the almost entire absence of men from the
70 Ens so, inc fArns we're deserted, Why for what.
we ue we 90 mol Rhow. We await the revelatloun
NJ Wilso =, tnr HAN
understand hae resigned MS post inen1s leaving for
California, IneTe TO prrove hrs profession Business
rather dulI; m, 's regular
We undoig,sn. inst Lee, she 7,Ggleader IN the Mountain
Meadox m asacre, hss been nFreea uuj "a now gs,ure.
also an Tonlsn VINO vas ptom'n-ut N g aud who ed 10
the MOUNTAINS We may expec' exc,srent cere the en-
suing GUNNER.
MORMON VIEW o. THE PRoCLAMlfroH
From the Dssere, News, Nay IL 1859
Our city has unusually quiet Tor egh, or ten osys
nd notu ng of any ent has ulDPpred " IN ar Ia,
G. cs srd Qu e.ude OF the Citizen Met Or the ge1s
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CLEARED
seamshp Star OF the South, Lyon, ssvannsaS Mt:chH
seamsop Columbia, Berry, Charleson-spoford. Tnea,ol
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk 4e-Lud,am Helm
ken.
Ship Daring simcnson, San Francisco WIN Coleman
sbip EIhernis Copeland. St John Mp Mcleod, Jr.
fs sss Ssw Es'sn Ss;s
Bark CeIes!ia, Ho@es, &arseiles-J hlwel Co.
BARK Uhevaile, anderson, Pernsmbuco-Khkland vor
Bark HUNTINGTON, Baldwin Beltrnere-J Demarest
Brig 1yowbrdse, Lsnisir sa,bad.s Trowbrdge Sons
Big Lancaster oora wallis. seaSilas Miller aoushOn
slis Bessiog Phillips St John NIB AZ Meyer
shr w 1grGps Es.ns 2eSo
schr New, McKeasb, ksonvilie.
sckr Q johpaon, Smith, Pensacola Benner 4 Deake.
Sem Two Brothers, Ward, fredericksburg BrSSi
sh1 Connecticut Nelson, Elizsbehpor.
feh fassss Ba%Hs snss hun's
sSsr hn nsyo n, wes naTord - sscae
soop Corsey Fort, Stamford Mater.
ARRIVED
40 %n ana ToaSse nav Ia
lat 40 ~ lon "a j. exchange senals with steamship
Co., Ion 4226 passed mas,ed propeller bound b. sue
e @ ee ne ,so hspS s ;Sr s
hsnce Tor Liverpool The between the lonsitudes of 10 aud
Ship Yorkshire Dearborn Liverpool, May WITH and
shg psPtengers TO q Marsbs Co. Had light Winds dur
pF Ire sIIe panase sa 81 on Banquerean Bank. spoxe
Dtbps tcbr Princess with 1900 hhh; Lat INST La as ton g.
Br bark hsTy Ann, bound hsst.
ship Pscnc Gedd New Orleans, May 49, with pGse %
teaage pssnepgers IN VIM neisop Son. May 20 lat %
Orefns for Liverpool
hsrs Lnwood tof seNuoore, Clement. Havana, May 81,
whb sugar So Il l. n n stuart.
Ftrs stea oi Pso.Pecp Bchborn, sagua 10 days, with
sugar ana npolasaes 10 Peek d. Cburah
bark Pathfinder ThonAsonI Sleeper, CanfuegoB 10
dsyu, with sugar ~ hno~ h Burgess
Bark Pride The sea yrsrn zza 20 days. with sugar and
molsttes. TO YAK aga, Gel Vslie q
BARR cavao, Washington Iavscs 81 days with cotton 10
II Proven 4 Co. Had calm weather.
rarf Maria Norton Bukley, Savannah, days. with cotton
DC, TO scranton a Tallpnn.
bg carcioe forer, Aspinwai, % days. with hides bark
&c, 10 JOY
Brig svoseita {ir, Thompson, Guyams PR, May g. with
tugaF ard molsses to DeForet 4th inst SO 81 Ion
~ A. spoke schr Emine hence for Apalachicoia.
Be icsran (of New BaveD), f1DciB GuAysnica PR, Is
days wnh suR,r. 10 matter.
Brig Queen Victoria tRr), Aunro Guayanca, Pr May a.
with sugar AID noastts W 4ddeon Co 9Th mat lat 81
Ion o., SPOKE Duoh goIot rom Hamburg PhiadeI
phia.
Brig African, Button Por, Prince 10 days with coffee
sDf logNoHd nbn psH,Pnsere ubnssfs)
OIL tsbs bhuess spoAs brig Gen Martb from eafuegoa
for bostcn " ~~'N~
feLr 7rac ('rl Lsyis Fort Prince May 49, with los
1885, T. elaheid WyA0d.
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N1IsCtxLfA4xNsgUUSs
4 ETIDYEPEPTIC AND IsvIGoKATYNa CORDIA
LEDIAkD's MORNING CALI,
The mort agreeable tonic 10 the world.
il cures and prevents dyspepsia.
1t promotes digestion.
II ia invaluable 10 lqdies in delicate health
1t regulates the system.
1t Ia the ineat cocktail.
Try IT; try It; tryt
For gale at the principal liquor deaies Rrocers drnr
and hotels. Depot 81 south William street. ''
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LYRICAL INSTITUTES,
" OF
SERMONS * Co,
669s BROADWAY
SPECrACLES, sPICr aCr
sinCrkCLEs, spECrA Sit 81 ~''
sPECrACLEs
10 ALL WHO VALUE THEIR Sight
SEMMORS \ cos
FAhFOSCUftC biz LILLIAN PEBbEE
,r,,,,,. - sPECrACLkS
. nhahiokS q co. ocuiiats optlcuns, and mauufaciure
he aco'e celebrated spectac!.s Deg ourc. that
nave opened tie sbove store wbere they will
on oaId large and splendid assortment Of these vi
veh,ed spo sight preserving giasseBRho variety
The Brazilian pebble IL the only true lens that has Of
peen cofstruced and 10 founded the most scientific
cpes 10 hccorcance with the philosophy Of nature IL
cuna FORM OF concave convex mirror, and most admir-
noapte6 the organ Of sight ecy natural TO the eye
In au established fact tina, the superiority Of there
aces over all others fully corroooraed by the large
OF tshnctisls r. ano0rg che most respectable and n
gent persona In this country.
In the prtseIvHtion OF vision IA incumbent upon the WEI
otpeeacea 20 the organ of sight and protect
rettns OF the eye IRON inflammation and citation and 10 Il
the eye 40 IT was when In youth viii only be stls
snd which qualities combined In the fanoscopc Braz
Pebble glasses.
TIE ONLY PLACE TO OBTAIN THESE CsLEsaAi
SPECTACLEs
IS OF THE MANUFACTURERS 1T
NO 66yk BROADWAY
UNDER The LsFAR0E HOUSE.
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READ THEaE TEsr1MoN. AIS.


10 LAFAYETTE PLACE New YoRK Nav 2 IA
rave examined some specimens Of HpectacIes ~ AM
tufed By ecmmons d Co. from the Brazilian pebble
shape OF the lens is such IA 10 he corne aud IN
respect presens an important aves the
ORDINARY use he MATERIAL also crnsider preferap
easa basnucb as Is act " be On al Ia densy as
as harder sud n transparent. J. nj CAHNIJO,i 4
Professor OF Surgery New York Medical College, SUR
inthief to the State Hospital, &c.
Ibis may inform that have used for three weeks pas ~
o, ne speotces Of MeGsrs semmons 20 made Of se3|
cJNb'ai, IRON Brs2n / am very much pleaAed win
they are very tansparept ard can, mo- De easily G
ano polished 20 desred focus. Porhaps fano0
they appear 10 me cooler than glass. v. MO
RLw York, April 80. 1852
FROM JAMES r. WOOD N. y PROFESSOR.
Ihave examined the BRAZILIAN pebble spectasiss -
tur. by Messfs remmons Co., and take pie -
that as far theory has couyrced me, they a.
"A. apied 10 promote coDcrt aud to the valuable
ssht Ths BRAZILIAN pebble Ia bard aud bofnny cue
coolnesh Of the leps and the construction give htm
eece sy'r all ensee made of glass Teco,nmeu dthe4
fully TO my friends JAMES W suLl11XI
NO, 2iRyING PLACE, New YORK, 9th month l2sh, IA
no 669% BaNSDw ~,
uNpEh TIE LAFARGB uQusB. E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
HENRY w. MILLER. ESQ.

This distinguished gentleman delivered his
beautiful Grafton, on the Eighteenth Century,
for the benefit OF the Ladies Mount Vernon
Association, on Thursday night last, ut Sails
bury, North Carolina, He was greeted by a
large and in,elligen, audience, and the highest
cncomip:ns were expressed upon the excellence
Of the production. Wherever delivered, the
same applause has attended il, and all who
had the good fortune to listen to it in Peters
burg will join us in saying, that the same APP
plausc awaits it wherever delivered in future.
i PetersJmg Erpress.
We are glad to learn that 1t is contemplated
to invite this popular speaker to deliver his
Grafton in Richmond during the Agricultural
Fair in October The Grafton has been most
highly spoken off by the National Intelli~en-
Ger and other good judges Of the same STAN
dsrd. Mr.. Miller will, do doubt, be most
warmly welcomed in Richmond, where he is
fvorably known, both for himself and his
carSp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.--Mr McIanc was in
official communication to-day with the Execu-
tive department on business pertaining TO his
mission to Mexico.
Further reliable adyiccs from Vera Cruz,
dated August alst, state that the ConStitu
tional Government had paid in full the amount
of the French claims out Of the customs re-
ceip:S. bcin. $lIO,o0O. This money came into
the hands Of ". Gahriac, the French minister,
who has failed to distribute it in the manner
provided in the Convention. There was reason
to believe. in official quarters, that he intended
to invest it in private enterprise with Gen
Miramon. Much indignation continues to be
expressed against him by the French residents.
il is said that the failure Of the treaty be-
tween Mexico and the United States was owing
to respective differences relative to the clause
for the protection of the right Of way proposed
to he given to this covcrnmcnt-thc latter
claiming to BE- the best Judge when such protec-
ton should be undertaken By itself, and the
.Juarez Cabinet holding that the right should
he exercised only in the event Of Mexico being
incompetent, and after application for that pur-
pose. In the language Of 4 distinguished Mex.
lean iunctionary. The country is as if there
were no war, and from the interior all is peace.
able
Commander Maury is still engaged as one Of
the Consulting Committee Of the Atlantic Tclc
graph Company in examining the specimens of
cables best suited for IN ocean Telegraph The
story that he, when u midshipman. was mar.
ried to an Owhyhcc Princess. is con,radic;ed
on authority.
The President has approved the sentence Of
the court.martial held in Utah, dismissing from
the army Lieutenant Lynde Of the 9TH in
fantry, for conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman.
Baron Gcrolt, tho Prussian minister, and his
family have returned to Washington.
y private letter from Lord Napier mentions
his own arrival at the Hague.
The United States sloop Of war Brooklyn
late from Vera Cruz, now at Mobile, has been
ordered to proceed to New York:
The Assistant Secretary Of State Mr. APP
pleton, has returned to the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
FROM asp1NwhLI AND COSTA RICO.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE North Star, with
later news from Aspinwall, arrived to-day
The revolution ut Costa Rico is going on. Pre-
sidcnt Mora and Generals Mera and CanaS
have been banished The former has arrived
in New York Doctor Montealigrc has been
appointed Provisional President.
ISEcoND DESPATCH.
New YORK, Sept 1.-The Costa Rica rcvo-
lution proves to be bloodlcss President Mora
was seized 10y the soldiers of the garrison
while in his dwelling, without any premonltlon,
and hurried on board the steamer Guatemala,
lying at Punta Arenas and the revolution be-
ing over, and the people aware OF its existence,
he was compelled to write to the commanders
Of the troops at other places counselling
non-rcsistance but the commander-in-chicf de-
cared that he would attempt to restore Mora.
Nicaragua promised to assist, and it was
thought that Guatemala would do likewise.
Sir Vim. Gore Ouseley offered Mora the pro-
lection of the English flag.
WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-The new
College building for William and Mary will be
retcd by the close Of this month. The architectural
style and general convenience OF the building have
been greatly modcruized and improved. The con
tractors are McsSrs. Green IL Allen, OF kGninoho.-
1t is Stipulated that for every day after TINS month
;he building remains unfinished the undertaKers Tor
:ei, $lOo.
lHE FAIR AT PErExsBURG.-The State FAR
VIII commence in Petersburg on the LIST OF Novcm-
her next. The premium list is liberal, amounting in
the aggregate TO $1,000.
tEoS FOR TIE LYScnDuRG ExTENsIoN.-The
ship Falmouth arrived Mt Alexandria, Va, Sunday
afternoon, from Cardiff, Wales, with one thousand
tons iron rails for the Lynchburg Extension of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. The work on the
Extension is being rapidly pushed forward and it is
expected that Alexandria aud Lynchbury will DO
connected by nail by December or january. The
track is being laid from both ends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept l4.-Gen. Scott has been
summoned hthcr. by telegraph, for the pur-
pose, probably, Of consulting him in relation
TO the San Juan affair.
From recent dispatches it is believed that no
series difficulties are likely TO result in conse-
quence OF the possession Of San Juan. If any
danger is at all TO be apprehcnded, it is only
from the well. known intrepid character of Gen.
Harvey. Col. Faun,leroy left for New Mexico
to-day via ST. Inuis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
INAUGURATION OF THE WEBSTER sTA1UI

inausurated at Boston on Saturday next, the
18th inst \ procession, with military cs-
cort, will move from the City Hall TO the State
House. where Prof. FELTON,. on behalf Of the
Webster Committee, will deliver the statue TO
Mayor Lincoln. with few remarks, and Gov.
Banks will receive it from Mayor Lincoln, both
gentlemen making short addresses. Hon. Ed
ward Everett will then deliver his Grafton, which.
of course, will be worthy of the author and the
subject. Seats for 5000 persons will be erected
near the statue, and the State Legislature has
accepted an invitation to be present on the &C.
cason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
DIED.

D,sr a. hiS residence in Pe,er.burs on Monday. The
18th inst: A. SYDNEY PARHAM, in the 3'ih year Of hi
age.
Own In Lyncbburr on Saturday morning, September
Cd, MAGGIE CARTER, daughter OF the Rev. George '"
Carter, aged two years.
DIED. at West ILL., Cumberland county, on Sunday, Sep
tember ilth PHILIP son Of Dr. Philip and Mamie A.
Blanton and Grandson Of Rev. Dr. Arsead aged nearly
two Year,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, Sept. 1--we give the fol!oss!n,
additional details Of news brought by the steam
ship Anglo Saxon:
LIVERPOOL, Aug 31.-The Queen and Roy.
family have gone to Scotland for their u>r,
autumnal visit, as was announced. They mad
the journey from London to Edinburgh dur!n,
the night.
The Isle of Man had been successfully con.
nectcd by a submarine telegraph cable viii
England.
The telegraphic communication between En-.
land and Malta had been rc-established TIL
would expedite Inc reception of news from In
dia by about three days.
The London Times in leading article on
England's defensive preparations. says that \.
is rapidly approaching. if. indeed, She la, D..
actually attained it, position IN which 10 =.
saiant can hope to attack her with impuri.y
The following are the amounts OF the !o.',
at present required by the governments Of Il,
Duchics: Tuscany. l20.0oc,00o francs. ",
,lena, 5000. ooo francs: and Parma, 3r9o. "ar
francs.
The city of Bologna has also beer auth ..;,a.
TO raise the sum Of 100000 francs.
The Tuscan Non;tcur publishes ie,-..
aoolishing the Tuscan army rcgulatio;, and
adopting those o! the Sandman.
General Fan:i has accepted the co:nnanl..,
chief Of the army cf Central Italy.
GaribaldTS command comprises the t.o.....i
TUSCANY and Modcna.
IN earthquake had taken place at Sor7a-
Two hundred persons were killed and
large number injured Nine Thousand of II.
population had cncampcd in the nci.hb5-
hood of tine town. The Pope had d,,pa,c!,l
assistance.
Late adviccs from Rome say that the rrcrs
Minister held u conference with CariIa,i An
tonci. on tht suIjec. vi the reorganization or
the Legation.
The garrison Of the Pope was on the march
10 pcrsicro, where troops were being coucea.
tratcd
One French division -, was to rciaoir j..
Rome.
The government of Bologna is said 10 i.a,.
dissolved the regiment in which some Of Ma
zini's voluntcc ; had attempted TO cause AZ e.
citemcnt.
The PrtiSSian government was rigc.uu,,.
maintaining the prohibition TO the eNio.:G
horses
1t is stated that the Russian government hal
given orders to dcnoblizc the first three corp,
d'armce, placed under the orders o. Pr.ac.
McnSchikoa in Poland
The whole r2oc0000 loan hal been >ai.
scribcd.
The designation to be given To tie Nrs
Kingdom has been discussed at Zurich. AUSTIN
is willing that Victor Emmanuel should Re
known as King Of Sardinia and Lombarly. b..
will not consent that he should describe hla.,.
as King of Upper Italy.